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Quarrying Activities along the Lower Balason River in Darjeeling District, West Bengal. -Lakpa Tamang
Quite recently, quarrying of materials from the river bed has become an important source of livelihood along the foot hills of the Darjeeling Hills. Rivers, originating from the uplands bring down huge quantities of bed materials of different grades. Larger materials (boulders) are mostly used for road sloping and wall construction, while medium and smaller grades (gravels and sands) are used for construction activities. Although it has been an important income source for the locals...

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eTraverse, The Indian Journal of Spatial Science shall henceforth be known as the "Indian Journal of Spatial Science". It is a publication of the "Indian Society of Spatial Scientists" with Head Quarter currently housed at the "Department of Geography, Presidency University, 86/1 College Street, Kolkata, 700 073" and with permanent address at "SUMANGAL", 47 Bosepara Road, P.O. – Chandannagar, Dist. – Hooghly, West Bengal, India PIN – 712 136. It is concerned with all fields of geography, geology, social sciences, geoinformatics and other spatial sciences. It publishes "Indian Journal of Spatial Science" twice a year with Summer and Winter Issues each containing 6 or more Articles. It is primarily intended for the publication of research papers by the young and innovative scholars of geography and allied disciplines all over the world.


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