Sikrana is known as Burhi Gandak after the confluence of Dhanauti River near Motihari. It is one of the highly sinuous rivers of India. It exhibits point bars, natural levee, oxbow lake, meander scars, and abandoned channels. It is characterised bynarrow channel confined within wide valley...
In the present study, a variety of remote sensing data combined with surface and subsurface data have been used to delineate the fluvial palaeofeatures of this river. The palaeofeatures of the BurhiGandak indicate that the river has shifted from N to S over a distance of 30 km. Further, ...
The study has been conducted to investigate the length-weight relationship and Fulton's condition factor (Kn) of the freshwater spiny eel, Mastacembalus armatus (Lacepede 1800) from the river Burhi Gandak. A total 300 specimens of M. armatus were collected during July 2019 and June 2020. ...
Rotifers found abundantly in Burhi Gandak. A total of 14 and 12 species of rotifers were recorded in point I & II respectively. The first (108 U\\L) and second (118 U\\L) peak was recorded in December 2018 and May 2019 respectively. The dominant rotifer species was B. Caudatus (22...
New record of Larva of Alibagascaris sp. from fresh water fish host Mystus vittatus from the river Burhi Gandak, Akharaghat, Muzaffarpur, BiharG. D. SharmaA. JhaJETIRJournal of emerging technologies and innovative research
HYDROBIOLOGICAL STUDY OF BURHI GANDAK RIVER NEAR URBAN AREA AT SAMASTIPUR (BIHAR)doi:10.53390/IJES.V11I1.2Sarvesh KumarNational Environmental Science Academy
The Burhi Gandak River in north Bihar (India) affects agricultural land, industrial areas, commercial areas, and populations nearby riverbank. Therefore, the study focused on identifying areas exposed to hydrological risks and creating management plans for emergencies. The flood map makes it easy to...
A comparative study of Haplorchoides macronis(Agrawal, 1964) with present specimen collected from the river Burhi Gandak, Akharaghat, Muzaffarpur, Bihar.G. D. SharmaA. N. JhaJETIR(www.jetir.org)