ভাৰতৰ সুৰক্ষিত আৰু ৰিজাৰ্ভ বন সম্পৰ্ক

Reserved forest toubik ki toubirakpa macha oina leiriba India gi forest na toubirakpa macha oina leiriba houjik amadi houba khangnaba thok oiba toubirakpa macha oina leiriba.

Protected forest ki toubik ki toubirakpa macha oina leiriba India gi forest na toubirakpa macha oina leiriba houjik amadi houba khangnaba thok oiba toubirakpa macha oina leiriba.

Indian Forest Act of 1927 da reserved forest toubirakpa macha oina leiriba act tou.

Government of India da reserved forest toubirakpa macha oina leiribagi government gi protection tou.

Reserved forest gi activities including hunting, grazing, etc. amasung protected forest gi activities tou.

Reserved forest = Forests granted protection under the British crown in British India Protected forest = Forests accorded a certain degree of protection by the Government of India National Parks = Declared by the respective state governments Wildlife sanctuaries = Declared by the respective state governments

Hunting = Banned unless specific orders are issued otherwise Grazing = Banned unless specific orders are issued otherwise Fishing = Banned unless specific orders are issued otherwise Logging = Banned unless specific orders are issued otherwise

Introduction of the concept of reserved forest = Indian Forest Act of 1927 Extension of protection to other forests by Government of India = After Indian independence Initial granting of protection to many forests during political integration of India = During the political integration of India Declaration of reserved forests and protected forests by state governments = At present

Reserved forests = Associated with the British crown in British India Protected forests = Associated with the Government of India after independence National Parks = Declared by respective state governments Wildlife sanctuaries = Declared by respective state governments

Hunting = Allowed with specific orders Grazing = Allowed with specific orders Fishing = Allowed with specific orders Logging = Allowed with specific orders

Reserved forests and protected forests in India are forests accorded a certain degree of protection. Reserved forests were initially granted protection under the British crown in British India, while protected forests have been extended protection by the Government of India after independence. The main difference between the two is that activities like hunting and grazing are banned in reserved forests unless specific orders are issued otherwise, whereas such activities are allowed in protected forests.

The purpose was to grant protection to certain forests under the British crown in British India, while not associated suzerainties. After Indian independence, the Government of India retained the status of the reserved and protected forests, and extended protection to other forests.

Reserved forests and protected forests are declared by the respective state governments in India.

Activities including hunting, grazing, etc. are banned in reserved forests unless specific orders are issued otherwise.

The key difference is that in reserved forests, activities like hunting and grazing are banned unless specific orders are issued otherwise, whereas such activities are allowed in protected forests.