India’s only active volcano located in Barren Island in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands erupted twice last week, spewing lava. Visuals filmed by an Indian naval warship show an eruption that occurred on 20 September. The volcano had also erupted on 13 September. Officials say that both of last week's eruptions were minor and no injuries were reported. The volcano has had a series of such eruptions since 1991. Before that, it had been dormant for 177 years. | BBC News India

India’s only active volcano, Barren Island in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands, erupted again on September 20, 2025. The Indian Navy captured live visuals of the volcanic activity while on patrol in the Andaman Sea. This eruption adds to the ongoing activity that began in December 2022, marked by ash plumes, lava flows, and thermal emissions. The Navy’s observation highlights the importance of monitoring this rare natural phenomenon within India’s territorial waters. Read more news @ www.newsofbahr

India has a part where a volcano is still active 🌋 — and that’s not the only surprise! In this short video, explore the hidden geography of Andaman & Nicobar Islands — from its islands and highest peaks to ocean channels and India’s only active volcano. 🗺️ In this video you’ll learn: • Major islands of Andaman & Nicobar • Highest peaks like Saddle Peak & Mount Harriet • Important channels like the 10° Channel & Duncan Passage • India’s only active volcano — Barren Island • India’s southernmost