Question

How did forest rule affect cultivation in colonial india

Answer 1

In India shifting cultivation or swidden agriculture was followed. In shifting cultivation, a part of the forest was burnt and after the first monsoons, the seeds were sown on the ashes itself. After two or three years, it was left free for the forests to grow for next 12 to 18 years.
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Answer 2

forest rule affect cultivation in colonial India is following
1.colonial government ordered forest as state property
2 .colonial government banned excess to forest where wood for charcoal is available.
3.they grant permission after paying high taxes.