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NIDHI PATIL AANYA MALHOTRA
TOPIC: FOREST SOCIETY AND COLONIALISM ADITI LEMBHE
TITLE: COLONIAISM AND FOREST SOCIETY, ANUSHKA
THE COLONIAL FOREST POLICY, IMPACT OF ARCHITA SAMAL
COLONIALISM ON FOREST SOCIETY, DIVYA JHUNJHUNWALA
EXPLORE THE CONCEPT OF FOREST F GIRIJA KELKAR
RESOURCE KASHVI OSALKAR
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TEACHER OF THE SUBJECT SOCIAL SCIENCE KHUSHU UDWANI
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SOCIAL SCIENCE
FOREST SOCIETY AND COLONIALISM
AANYA MALHOTRA
9D ROLL NO 1
C o lo n ia lism in In d ia & Wo rld
• Un e m p lo ym e n t, fa m in e , p o o r sa n ita ry c o n d itio n s, la c k o f a c c e ss to
e d u c a tio n a n d h e a lth c a re , c a ste -b a se d o p p re ssio n , re lig io u s vio le nc e
a n d g e n d e r-b a se d vio le n c e a re a ll a p a rt o f th e le g a c y o f c o lo n ia lism .
• British c o lo n ia l p o lic ie s fa c ilita te d th e e xp lo ita tio n o f In d ia ’s w e a lth a n d
re so u rc e s, w h ic h re su lte d in w id e n in g so c io e c o n o m ic d isp a ritie s.
• Du rin g th e in itia l ye a rs, th e Eu ro p e a n se ttle rs m e t la b o u r re q u ire m e n ts
b y e n sla ving th e n a tive p o p u la tio n s. Ho w e ve r, th e d e c lin e in th e n a tive
p o p u la tio n le d to im p o rtin g sla ve s fro m Afric a w h ic h e m e rg e d a s a
lu c ra tive a lte rn a tive .
Na m e : An u sh ka
Trib h u va n
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How colonialism has affected forest
society in India?
Forests were felled at an alarming rate in India with the arrival
of the colonial rulers. The colonial government cut forest for
making ships and railway sleepers. They also displaced forest
communities which protected their forest as sacred grooves.
The government also gave contracts to cut trees to earn profits.
Large forests were also cut down to set up plantation.
The first Forest Act in India was passed in 1865. It would be
successively amended in the coming years. The Indian Forest
Act of 1927 would become the most consolidated of all the
Forest Acts. The Indian Forest Act, 1927 was largely based on
previous Indian Forest Acts implemented under the British.
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FOREST RESOURCES
What are natural resources? Natural
resources are materials or substances found in the environment that are utilized
by living organisms. They can be categorized into renewable and non-renewable
resources. Examples include water, air,forests,minerals,and fossil fuels.
Do forest give us natural
resources or resources? In Spite being a natural
resource itself, forests also provide us a few natural resources. Yes, forests
provide various natural resources such as timber, fruits, nuts, medicinal plants,
and habitat for numerous species. They also contribute to ecosystem services
like oxygen production, carbon sequestration, and water regulation..
Which are the forest which
give us rare fishes are limited from all over the world resources natural
resources? Certain tropical
rainforests, such as those in the Amazon Basin and the Congo Basin, are known
for hosting diverse aquatic ecosystems. hese regions contribute to the global
biodiversity of fish species, including some rare and unique ones. However, it's
important to note that the connection between specific forests and rare fish
populations is intricate, involving complex ecosystems and interconnected
water systems.
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Resources we get from Indian forest
Forests of UTTAR PRADESH are helpful
in obtaining TENDU AND TIMBET
Medicinal plants are found in GIR
FORESTS like KARANJ, UMLO,
AMLI, SIRUS, KALAM, CHARAL
TROPICAL FORESTS located in
ASSAM help in obtaining ESSENTIAL
OIL, FLAVOURS, FRAGRANCES,
INCENSE STICKS, PERFUMES AND
CHEMICALS
FORESTS of MADHYA PRADESH
helps in obtaining TEAK, SAL,
BAMBOO, MINOR. Forest produces
AMLA, MAHUA, BHILAWA, HARRA
AND GUM
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