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Climate Change in India

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Impact of climate change on India: A deep analysis Climate change is one of the most pressing challenges facing the world today, and India is one of the countries that is most vulnerable to its impacts. The country is already experiencing rising temperatures, more extreme weather events, and changes in rainfall patterns. These changes are having a devastating impact on India's economy, environment, and people. Economic impacts The economic impacts of climate change on India are likely to be severe. The country is heavily dependent on agriculture, which is particularly vulnerable to climate change. Rising temperatures and changes in rainfall patterns are already causing crop failures and reducing agricultural productivity. This is having a major impact on India's economy, as agriculture accounts for a significant portion of GDP and employment. In addition, climate change is also impacting other sectors of the Indian economy, such as tourism, energy, and infrastructure. Sea level

Manipur Violence: Unraveling the Complexities of Conflict

Introduction : Manipur is a small but incredibly beautiful North Eastern state of India which shares its border with Myanmar. It has a population of 28.65 Lakhs. It has a rich history of culture, craftsmanship, artistry, etc. Its major contributors of GSDP are Agriculture (32.5%), handicrafts (20%) and tourism (15%). It is a diverse state with different communities residing within the state. Some of the major communities are Meitei, Naga, Kuki, Pangal, and others. Population distribution in these communities are as follows: - • Meitei - 53% • Naga - 24% • Kuki - 16% • Pangal - 2% • Others - 5% Recent conflicts in Manipur occurred between Meitei and Kuki people. Meitei majorly reside in the Imphal Valley and 40% of hilly area houses Kuki people. History: The roots of the conflict between the Kuki and Meitei communities can be traced back to the colonial era. The British rule led to the demarcation of Manipur's land into hill and valley areas. While 92% of Manipur's land is class