Published on 12:00 AM, January 02, 2008

Sundarbans

Having come back from Sundarbans, the largest mangrove forest in the world, I have been able to understand that we, unscrupulous and unwise guys, need not worry about this world heritage, rather it would come back to normal stage if we do not do any serious damage. While visiting Sundarbans on December 22, 2007 by a trawler I watched some guys cutting trees mercilessly. Forestry experts have commented that it would take the Sundarbans at least twenty years to recover from the devastation if we do not cause any more damage to it.
In the name of protecting Sundarbans, the forest officials have been wreaking havoc on this mangrove forest.