How was plantation promoted in india at the cost of forests during british period?
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As we know, India was under the British rule for a long time. Plantations were promoted at India through the East India Company. British people gave India a few riches in exchange for India's forests and India agreed. British men dug in the forests and found many valuable resources.
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British, during their colonial rule in India, introduced plantation to generate revenue and profit by exporting the products in Europe.
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- According to the Britishers, forests were unproductive land which yields no revenue.
- To make use of lands, colonists start cultivation and plantations bu clearing the forests.
- Large areas of forest land cleared for the plantations of rubber, tea, coffee, and indigo.
- During the colonial rule in India, deforestation of the forests happened in quite extensive methods.
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