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The British established the Indian Forest Act, which had a significant impact on indigenous communities. What was a primary consequence of this Act?
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Increased access to forest resources for tribals
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- Increased access to forest resources for tribals
- Restriction of traditional rights to forest resources
- Promotion of scientific forestry for conservation
- Establishment of national parks
Explanation & Context
The Indian Forest Act (1865, with subsequent amendments) restricted the access of indigenous communities to forest resources, often disrupting their traditional livelihoods and practices.
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