Inventum Biologicum: An International Journal of Biological Research

Impact Assessment of Contaminated Water of Morar River, Gwalior (MP), India on Human Health Risks

2026-04-29T12:30:52+00:00

Water pollution is a big issue that mankind is facing in recent years. Life without water cannot be considered. Numerous individuals are either directly or indirectly suffering from diseases caused by contaminated water. The primary objective of this research is to provide a comprehensive understanding of the pollution occurring in Morar River and connecting area with which the local population is impacted by excessive pollution. The Morar River and its adjacent areas experience annual water pollution, and the situation is deteriorating. Contaminated water from the river is affecting men, women, and children in various harmful ways. Water is the most crucial necessity for carrying out household tasks, predominantly performed by women, making them more susceptible to illnesses linked to polluted water. Due to their low economic status, they have no alternative but to utilize this water for their daily activities. This study seeks to identify the sources of water pollution and examine how the local residents are impacted by different types of water-borne diseases through their everyday usage.

Organic Farming in India: Principles, Practices, Environmental Implications, Current Scenario, and Future Perspectives

2026-05-03T17:59:08+00:00

Agriculture plays a central role in India’s economy and rural livelihoods. Yet, the long-term reliance on intensive chemical inputs following the Green Revolution has raised concerns regarding soil degradation, environmental sustainability, and food safety. In this context, organic farming has emerged as an alternative agricultural approach that emphasizes ecological balance, resource recycling, and reduced dependence on synthetic inputs. This review examines the conceptual foundations, principles, and practices associated with organic farming while highlighting its relevance in the Indian agricultural context. The study also reviews the current status of organic farming in India, the environmental and nutritional implications of organic food production, and the growing consumer interest in organically produced commodities. Government initiatives and policy interventions aimed at promoting organic agriculture are also discussed as important drivers for sectoral growth.

Understanding the Threats on Aquatic and Semi-Aquatic Habitat

2026-04-04T16:00:05+00:00

Recent focus on aquatic ecosystems has underscored the increasing dangers posed by human activities and climate change, resulting in intensified efforts to comprehend the dynamics of these systems and the risks linked to their alteration. The pressures on freshwater ecosystems are unprecedented and increasing. Contemporary human activities have resulted in catastrophic reductions in freshwater biodiversity, environmental degradation, and a diminishing gene pool. Aquatic biodiversity is declining as a consequence of increased harvest pressures, pollution, habitat alteration, introduction of non-native species, and climate change. Safeguarding and rehabilitating these ecosystems are not merely an environmental obligation but also crucial for the preservation of life on Earth.