Section 32 of IFA : Section 32: Power To Make Rules For Protected Forests

Explanation using Example

Imagine a village located near a protected forest in India. The villagers depend on the forest for firewood, timber for building their homes, and non-timber forest products for their livelihood. To ensure sustainable use and protection of the forest, the State Government, under Section 32 of The Indian Forest Act, 1927, creates specific rules:

• The villagers are required to obtain licenses to cut trees or collect forest products for personal use. These licenses stipulate the quantity and type of resources they can use.
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