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The fragile ecosystem of the Nilgiris is facing mounting pressure from climate change, falling tea prices, and rapid real estate expansion. What appears to be a local land-use change actually signals deeper environmental and governance challenges.

In this video, we break down the transformation unfolding in the Nilgiris region of Tamil Nadu, part of the ecologically sensitive Nilgiri Hills. The discussion highlights how economic distress in tea estates, regulatory gaps, and infrastructure pressures are reshaping the Blue Mountains.

This topic is highly relevant for UPSC Environment, Geography, and Governance preparation.

🔍 Overview
This video explains:
Why the Nilgiris ecosystem is under stress
Impact of falling tea prices on land-use change
Real estate expansion in former tea estates
Role of climate change in hill vulnerability
Ecological risks: hydrology, biodiversity, and fragmentation
Governance and regulatory challenges
Implications for the Western Ghats region
What this means for sustainable hill development
Understanding such case studies gives you strong value addition in UPSC Mains answers and essays.

🎯 UPSC Relevance
GS Paper I – Geography (Western Ghats, hills)
GS Paper III – Environment & Ecology
GS Paper III – Agriculture & Land Use
Essay – Development vs environment
Interview – Sustainable development issues

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