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How sand mining is reshaping riverbeds and water quality in India

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By Priyank Patel
| India Water Portal
Rivers, in their quieter seasons, invite attention. As water levels drop, sandbars emerge, channels widen, and the river reveals layers shaped over time. Rivers in West Bengal appear to slow down and open up. Falling water levels expose wide sandbars along the Ajay, Damodar, and Subarnarekha. There is a certain openness to this landscape, a sense that the river is pausing, breathing, and making its history visible. Look closer, however, and the details begin to feel unfamiliar.
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In hollowed waters

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By Priyank Patel
| The Telegraph (India) Verified
The demand for sand is slated to increase substantially. Continued monitoring and effective enforcement of sustainable mining norms enable these rivers to replenish and recover Priyank Patel Published 14.01.26, 07:49 AM Sand mining from West Bengal’s rivers has critically altered their appearance, functioning and ecological character.
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Design and development of leflunomide loaded topical microsponge gel: Insights from Ex vivo and In vivo inflammatory studies

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By Nirmal Shah, Priyank Patel, Dipti Gohil, Rajesh Maheshwari
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Leflunomide, a frequently used medicament, falls under the category of disease modifying anti-rheumatoid drugs. The tablets are the only product available in the market which may lead to liver toxicity upon long term use. Being a class II drug, there is a need of some novel formulation for minimizing systemic toxicity of drug without compromising its therapeutic potential. Microsponges possess unique characteristics that makes it a versatile drug delivery carrier.
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