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Migration is always an important issue that deliberately gathers attention in the modern era. The migration can be based on the Partition or the climate change. That process of moving one place to another had included many problems and crisis. The cultural dimension also gets hampered due to these displacements. The displacement of place takes away the cultural indigenousness as well as the identity. The novels of Amitav Ghosh always based on the Indian dimension of studying environment and the collapse of literary tradition. His depiction of Indian picture to a global level is another setback in literary history. The book The Hungry Tide (2004) depicts the issue of climate induced migration based on the Bengal delta of Sunderbans. The characters in the novels are the instances of the certain climatic conditions by which affected a certain generation. The similar picture can be seen in the novel Gun Island published in 2019. The book is must like the sequel to The Hungry Tide. The animals and species in both the novels are also equally suffers the climate havoc. The climate induced migration also produced the climate refugees not limited to the humans only it affects the whole surrounding including the animals and forests. Through his essays and non- fictions Ghosh reflected the issues related to climate change and migration. In the paper the image of the displaced and the climate distressed community been reflected based on their pain and pangs. The political supremacy over the environment and native is another matter that is discussed. The post displaced situation and the struggle of a climate refugee through the characters are also addressed.