Section 28 of IFA : Section 28: Formation Of Village-Forests

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a small village in India where the local community relies heavily on the surrounding forest for timber and other forest produce. The forest is a source of livelihood for the villagers, but it is also ecologically sensitive and needs to be protected and managed sustainably.

The State Government, recognizing the importance of both conservation and the needs of the village, decides to constitute the nearby forest as a reserved forest. Subsequently, under Section 28 of The Indian Forest Act...

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