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Growth of urbanization, infrastructural and economic development activities in the last few decades all over the world have increased the demand of riverbed material for construction purposes. This high demand of materials has resulted in unsystematic and unscientific mining in in-stream and floodplain and agricultural area of the river basin and has caused severe damage in Chapter contents Introduction  251 Materials and methods  252 Study area  252 Methodology for in-stream mining area  253 Physico-chemical analysis of surface water  253 Methodology for floodplain mining area  253 Statistical analysis of the data  254 Results and discussion  254 Channel morphology  254 Physiographical parameters  255 Water quality parameters  256 Fish fauna  257 Riparian vegetation  260 Agriculture  260 Conclusion and recommendations  260 References  262

Riverbed mining as a threat to in-stream agricultural floodplain and biodiversity of Ganges River, India