School of Conflict and Security Studies

Interplay Between Tidal Range and Dam-Induced Flooding in Sustaining the Islands and Livelihoods in Narmada Estuarine Zone, India

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This study explores the development of channel cut-off estuarine islands, focusing on the role of tidal surges and channel discharge in shaping morphological changes. Using Taria Island in the Narmada Estuary as a case study, the paper analyzes the riverbank shifting and island growth. By integrating remote sensing data and techniques—multispectral and RADAR, the Normalized Difference Water Index (NDWI), this study brings out the impacts of tidal forces on sediment convergence and stabilization.

Rahula Kumar Swain

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Rahula Kumar Swain
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DOCTORAL STUDENT
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Structural violence, Social suffering and Subjectivity: A study of the lived experiences of migrant workers from Ganjam
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D B Venkatesh Varma

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D.B.Venkatesh Varma served in the Indian Foreign Service from 1988 to 2021. During his diplomatic career, he worked in the Office of the External Affairs Minister and in the Prime Minister’s Office. He served as India’s Ambassador to Conference on Disarmament in Geneva, to the Kingdom of Spain and to the Russian Federation, until October 2021.He has vast experience in India’s Security and Defence policies and served as Joint Secretary in charge of Disarmament and International Security in the Ministry of External Affairs. He was the first Recipient of the S.K.Singh Award for Excellence in the Indian Foreign Service in 2011 for his contribution to the negotiations of the Civil Nuclear Initiative. He is a Distinguished Fellow at the VIF New Delhi.  He is a member of the UN Secretary General’s Advisory Board on Disarmament Matters

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