how did new forest laws affect the forest dwellers in 1927
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- Consolidating and reserving the forest areas and the regions where there was significant wildlife.
- to regulate the movement of forest produce and duty leviable on it.
IT DEFINED THE PROCEDURE FOR DECLARING AN AREA TO BE PROTECTED FOREST, VILLAGE FOREST OR RESERVED FOREST. THE LAW HAD A NEGATIVE IMPACT ON THE LIVES OF FOREST DWELLERS.
MANY OF THEM USED TO SURVIVE BY HUNTING DEER, PATRIDGES AND OTHER SMALL ANIMALS. THEY WERE NOT ALLOWED TO DO THIS ANYMORE. THEY WERE PUNISHED FOR POACHING. EARLIER THEY USED TO TRADE IN GOODS LIKE HIDES, SILK, COCOONS, HORNS, IVORY, SPICES, BAMBOO, FIBRES, GUMS, RESINS ETC. THEY WERE DEPRIVED OF THIS TRADE. LARGE EUROPEAN TRADING FIRMS WERE GIVEN THE MONOPOLY RIGHTS TO TRADE IN THE FOREST PRODUCTS.
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