Question

from where would the forest deprement gets its labour to cut tress for railways sleeper and to transport logs​

Answer 1

Explanation:

From where would the Forest Department get its labour to cut trees for railway sleepers and to transport logs? Colonial officials came up with a solution. ... So in many regions the Forest Department established forest villages to ensure a regular supply of cheap labour.

Answer 2

They decided to get labour from the Jhum cultivators.

• When the British made it difficult for native people to live in the woods, they had a hard time finding labour to chop trees for railway sleepers and carry logs.
• The colony's officials decided to provide Jhum producers with small plots of forest land to produce.
• It was given on the condition that individuals living in the villages shall supply labour to the department and look after the woods.
• As a result, the Forest Service developed forest communities in numerous areas to maintain a steady supply of low-cost labour.