MALDA NEWS TODAY — 28 OCTOBER 2026Ganga River Erosion, English Bazar Footpath Clearance and Cyclone Weather AlertsPART 1: ENGLISH VERSION1. Malda River Erosion: Government Considers Long-Term Protection MeasuresRiver erosion remains a major concern for residents of Malda district, particularly communities living near the Ganga and Fulhar rivers. Areas around Bhutni, Manikchak and Ratua have experienced serious erosion-related challenges.According to a report published by The Telegraph on 26 October 2026, West Bengal Chief Secretary Manoj Agarwal inspected erosion-affected areas and discussed possible long-term solutions with district officials.The report highlighted the changing course of the Ganga and the narrowing distance between the Ganga and Fulhar rivers. Officials warned that the situation could increase the risk of flooding and threaten important road and railway connections if left unaddressed.
Writing MALDA NEWS TODAY — 28 OCTOBER 2026 Ganga River Erosion, English Bazar Footpath Clearance and Cyclone Weather Alerts PART 1: ENGLISH VERSION 1. Malda River Erosion: Government Considers Long-Term Protection Measures River erosion remains a major concern for residents of Malda district, particularly communities living near the Ganga and Fulhar rivers. Areas around Bhutni, Manikchak and Ratua have experienced serious erosion-related challenges. According to a report published by The Telegraph on 26 October 2026, West Bengal Chief Secretary Manoj Agarwal inspected erosion-affected areas and discussed possible long-term solutions with district officials. The report highlighted the changing course of the Ganga and the narrowing distance between the Ganga and Fulhar rivers. Officials warned that the situation could increase the risk of flooding and threaten important road and railway connections if left unaddressed. Proposed measures reportedly include dredging old river c...