Section 29 of IFA : Section 29: Protected Forests

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Explanation using Example

Example of Application of Section 29 of The Indian Forest Act, 1927

Imagine a scenario where the State Government of Madhya Pradesh identifies a large area of forest-land and waste-land within its territory that is not currently part of any reserved forest. This land is under the ownership of the government, and it is determined that protecting this land is crucial for environmental conservation and maintaining ecological balance.

The State Government decides to bring this land under the protection of The Indian Forest Act, 1927. To do this, they conduct an inquiry to establish the extent ...

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