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The River, the Fishermen and the Elephant Calf – An affirmation of life by the Teesta River | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Along the banks of the Teesta, in Jalpaiguri district of West Bengal, lies the village Gajoldoba. Around 100–150 families live here by fishing, most of them in Booth/Ward No. 12. This fishing hamlet is popularly known as 12 Number Gajoldoba. Not far from Gajoldoba, in Saraswatipur village within the same Rajganj community development block and Malbazar subdivision, stands a barrage across the Teesta—a bridge with lock gates. Some call it the Gajoldoba Barrage. The fishers call it the Teesta Barr
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