Edukemy Team

The unique and intricate root system of mangroves creates a sheltering environment, fostering an ecologically benign space for various organisms, particularly in the Sunderbans, which stands as the world’s largest mangrove forest with extensive species diversity. 

The annual report, The State of the World’s Mangroves 2022, recently published by the Global Mangrove Alliance (GMA), presents the latest information on the status of mangrove forests. 

Thomas Jefferson once remarked, “Information is the currency of democracy.” Enacted in 2005, the Right to Information Act (RTI) stands as a groundbreaking

Mangroves, the resilient coastal ecosystems, stand as emblematic symbols of the intricate balance between land and sea.

Mangroves, the resilient coastal forests, possess a remarkable adaptive mechanism that enables them to thrive in some of the planet’s harshest environments.

A mangrove is a small tree or shrub that thrives along coastlines, establishing its roots in saline soil, often submerged underwater. 

The estuarine ecosystem, the interface where freshwater rivers meet the salty sea, is a dynamic and diverse environment crucial for supporting various forms of life.

The Indian judicial system, often considered the backbone of justice delivery, is grappling with a persistent challenge – the mounting backlog of pending cases.

The Indian estuarine ecosystem is a dynamic and vital interface where freshwater rivers meet the salty waters of the ocean, creating a unique habitat teeming with life and ecological diversity.

India’s institutions, including the criminal justice system, often grapple with the shadows of colonial rule. The establishment of a committee by the ministry