In India, river islanders face the brunt of increasingly frequent flooding
MORIGAON, India — Monuwara Begum is growing weary of moving every time water pours into her home. The 45-year-old farmer, who lives on an island in the mighty Brahmaputra River in the northeastern state of Assam, said she and her family suffer from more violent and erratic floods each year. They live in knee-deep water
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