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A study was carried out on the diversity and density of aquatic insect community in thetwo urban temple ponds – Radhamadhav akhra pond and Mandir dighi pond of Silchar town,Assam, Northeast India. All total 22 taxa of aquatic insects were recorded, 13 taxa fromRadhamadhav akhra pond and 18 taxa from Mandir dighi pond. 9 taxa were found common inboth the ponds. In Radhamadhav akhra pond classical relationship of dissolved oxygen andfree carbon dioxide was established with low dissolved oxygen and high free carbon dioxideconcentration. Pearson correlation coefficient analysis showed that the number of taxonwas highly correlated with the density of taxon in both the ponds. Canonicalcorrespondence analysis revealed that for Radhamadhav akhra pond, eigen values were 0.784for axis 1 and 0.630 for axis 2 while for Mandir dighi pond eigen values were 0.825 foraxis 1 and 0.740 for axis 2. Taxon-environment correlation showed that aquatic insectcommunity and environmental variables were highly correlated in both the ponds. Shannondiversity index of Radhamadhav akhra pond was in the range of 1.5−1.7 and Mandir dighi pond was in the rangeof 1.9−2.0. According to thedominance status by Engelmann’s Scale, only Rhagoveliasp. was found Eudominant inRadhamadhav akhra pond. No eudominant taxon was found in Mandir dighi pond

Aquatic insect diversity in two temple ponds of Silchar, Assam, N.E. India and their conservation values