How many forests were there in India in 1947?
22%
35%
13%
49%
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The total forest area in 1947 was 49%
- The total extensive forest land in the year 1947 was around forty million hectares (mha).
- It typically reached a specific stage of 76.5 mha by the middle of 1970. Due to the potential takeover of the lush forests of the "zamindari" forests of the former princely states.
- However, by 1980, nearly 4.5 mha. of extensive forests were also diverted to intensive agriculture and other uses.
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49% of forests were there in India in 1947.
- At the time of Independence in India in 1947, the area covered by forests was around 40 million hectares.
- In the 1970s, The forests area in India is increased to 76.5 million hectares.
- But in the 1980s, around 4.5 million hectares of area is converted into agricultural land.
- According to the report of the Forest Survey of India, in 1999, the area covered by forests was around 63.73 million hectares
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