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Aatreyee Dhar

    Aatreyee Dhar is an independent journalist based out of Assam who reports on environment, health and gender.

    Why India Is Struggling To Be A World Leader In Bamboo
    Development

    Why India Is Struggling To Be A World Leader In Bamboo

    Aatreyee Dhar4 April 2025 9:10 AM IST

    India’s flagship National Bamboo Mission has failed to meet the needs of artisans, entrepreneurs, and in developing import-quality plantations

    As Tigers In Assams Protected Areas Rise, So Does The Potential Of Human-Tiger Conflicts
    Assam

    As Tigers In Assam's Protected Areas Rise, So Does The Potential Of Human-Tiger Conflicts

    Aatreyee Dhar16 Nov 2022 11:39 AM IST

    The number of tigers in Assam has grown from 70 in 2006 to 190 in 2018. In Orang National Park, tigers often stray into neighbouring human...

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