An investigation was carried out to assess the impact of quality of soil on snake abundance at the snake land "Tapakara" in Jashpur district in C.G. India. It was done during summer season (June, 2016) in at atm. temp. 40 0 C. Soil samples were collected from 07 villages of snake land, Soil testing of collected soil samples from snake land was done. The average value of soil elements is compared with the average value of soil elements of five villages of common land (out of snake land). The differences in average soil parameters, between snake land and common land were determined, and result reveals a cause of snake abundance. An unnatural behavior of snake Bangarus carcerulus, with respect to biting sleeping human for thermal sensing, increased biting case. For combating such problem, application of snake repellent plant and fumigation repellent and other precautions are discussed.

An exploration was done for study on biogeography, biodiversity and swinging parameters of Jaljali, Mainpat, Surguja, CG India. Its Coordination is 22 0 49'15.00"N, 83 0 15'08.00"E. and 1078m (3534F) altitude. Topography and soil science is studied and wave formation in oscillation of swinging land was measured. Geological study of spongy topography in volcanic crater along with flowing crater lake and filled by fossilized biodiversity result such geophysics of swing. The origin of swinging geomorphology is discussed along with its significance and origin of a Plateau" Mainpat". Biodiversity of Jaljali has been studied along with soil science. Social impact of Jaljali and agro forestry application of Jaljali Crater Lake is discussed.

An exploration was done to study the reverse water flows called 'Ultapani' in village Bisarpani, Kamleshwarpur, Mainpat, Surguja, Chhattisgarh, India. The water flow ascents 14m. at that place against gravity force. Geophysical parameters like length, width, height and magnetic intensity, gravity, altitude and slope of Ultapani were measured along with hydrological parameters like flow velocity, flow perimeter, depth of flow, total height of wall, and force of flow of Ultapani at Village Bisarpani (forgetwater). Trigonometry on ascent height and applied force calculations on these specific geophysics were discussed.