INTERDISCIPLINAR

Y PROJECT
CREATED BY
AAKRITI, HIMANI, KANIKA, PRIYA
LET’S DIVIDE THE PORTION INTO A FEW
CHAPTERS:-

INTENDED MESSAGE DISPLAYED BY THE COLLAGE

HOW ARE THE TOPICS INTERRELATED?
WHAT DID THE BRITISHERS WANTED FROM THE INDIAN FOREST
WAS THE IMAPCT SAME EVERYWHERE?
DID IT DEVASTED INDIAN ECONOMY?
CONCLUSION
 CHAPTER1:
INTENDED MESSAGE IN THE
COLLAGE
THE THEN AND NOW SECTIONS
SYMBOLISES THE PROCESS OF CHANGES
WE WENT THROUGH. THE BRITISH OFFICER
SYMOLISES THE EAST INDIA’S COLONIAL
ARMY WHILE HIS THOUGHT CLOUD
REPRESENTS THE INENTIONS OF THEIR
PERSONAL BENEFITS. THERE ARE
DIFFERENT STATES REPRESENTED FROM
THE GEOGRAPHY SECTION WITH THEIR
RESPECTIVE VEGETATION RELIEF. IT IS
REPRESENTED THAT HOW DIFFERENT
VEGETATION TERRAINS WERE EXPLOITED
ALONG WITH THEIR FAUNA. THE OTHER
SECTION ALSO SYMBOLISES THE CLUSTER
OF ENVIRONMENT ACTIVISTS ALONGF
WITH THEIR WORKS AND GREEN
DEVELOPMENT HEADLINES AND
 CHAPTER2:
HOW ARE THE TOPICS INTERRELATED?

HISTORY SECTION GEOGRAPHY SECTION

• THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF
EXPLOITATION METHODS AND
REASONS OF FLORA AND FAUNA.
• THE DIFFERENT SORT OF
VEGETATION FOUND IN
DIFFERENT STATES AND THE STEPS
IN TODAY’S WORLD TAKEN TO
DEVELOP INDIA’S GREEN GLORY.
 CHAPTER 3:
WHAT WERE THE STEPS TAKEN?
INVASION IN FOREST CULTURES AND HOUSEHOLDS
RESERVING COMMERCIAL TREES AS SAL AND
DEODAR
STRICT RESTRICTIONS ON LOCAL LIVELIHOOD
ACTIVITIES LIKE PASTORALISM
EXPLOITATION OF FOREST DWELLERS AND FORCED
BRIBE COLLECTION
REWARDS ON HUNTING
Deodar trees

Timber production

Sal trees
 MAHARAJA OF SARGUJA

80,000 TIGERS

200,000 WOLVES

150,000 LEOPARDS
GEORGE YULES
 CHAPTER 4:
WHAT WERE THE INTENTIONS?

NOBLE SELFLESS PROFIT CENTERED

LOCAL PROMOTING DEVELOPMENTAL MONEY MINDED

 CONS PROS
• MORE THAN LAKHS OF • INITIATIVES OF REALISATION
SPECIES WERE KILLED OF OF IMPORTANCE OF FORESTS
TIGERS, LEOPARDS ETC. • STARTUP OF WELL
• CUTTING OF TREES IN MASS DEVELOPED TECH FOR
NUMBERS INHABITANTS
• ECONOMIC BACKLASH OF • IMPORTANCE AND
MANY COMMUNITIES DEVELOPMENT OF SURVEYS
• DESTRUCTION OF:- • COMMERCIAL VALUE OF
• NATURAL HABITATS FLORA AND FAUNA
• PASTORAL GROUNDS
NO
 REQUIREMENT OF TEAK, SAL AND DEODAR FOR BUILDING SHIPS
 CULTIVATED LAND FOR MORE PRODUCTION
 THIRST OF MORE REVENUE
 BUILDING OF TRANSPORTATION NETWORKS

KARNATAKA WEST BENGAL

TAMIL NADU
 CHAPTER 5:
CONDITION NOW?
 CHAPTER 6:
CONCLUSION
PRIYA