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What makes the Bay of Bengal so prone to frequent cyclones

What makes the Bay of Bengal so prone to frequent cyclones
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The silent migration from India s cyclone capital

With no livelihoods in place amid the climate crisis, women and men in the Sunderbans are forced to move out

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In Sundarbans, locals gasp in pincer grip of receding coastlines and delayed embankment construction

Extreme weather events like the annual cyclones in the Bay of Bengal, along with the impact of human activity, have put the coastline at risk.

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In West Bengal, ambitious efforts to plant mangroves yield limited results

Some saplings have survived but many have been washed away or fallen prey to cattle grazing.

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Cylindrical column of wind on Hooghly river triggers panic among residents

The system that looked like an elephant trunk was spotted by the locals of Bamankhali and Mandirtala villages, around 120km from the heart of Calcutta

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