Seminar, Temas401-412R. Thapar, 1993 |
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... forests over recent decades is due partly to villagers ' illicit exploi- tation but mostly to the departments ' sale of large tracts of forest to con- tractors for clearfelling . The contra- dictory interests and perceptions of Forest ...
... forests over recent decades is due partly to villagers ' illicit exploi- tation but mostly to the departments ' sale of large tracts of forest to con- tractors for clearfelling . The contra- dictory interests and perceptions of Forest ...
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... forests in sustaining rural society and economy was rediscovered . The Forest Department , consi- dered to be the custodian of India's forest resources , was blamed for the dwindling status of forest resources . The criticisms were not ...
... forests in sustaining rural society and economy was rediscovered . The Forest Department , consi- dered to be the custodian of India's forest resources , was blamed for the dwindling status of forest resources . The criticisms were not ...
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... forest resources . The commercial value of the forests has lured all external agencies to use the state monopoly over forests to deny the benefits of such resources to the villagers . Much of the ' reserved ' and ' protected ' forests ...
... forest resources . The commercial value of the forests has lured all external agencies to use the state monopoly over forests to deny the benefits of such resources to the villagers . Much of the ' reserved ' and ' protected ' forests ...
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