Name three causes of deforestation in india during colonial rule
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due to the large increase in population and the immigrants who came from other countries to settle in india did not have a place to stay so they cleared forest and settled there . they modernisation caused this problem to settle down industries. due to this a large no. of tribes got misplaced and had to live their places
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Here are the three major causes of deforestation in india during the colonial rule:
1. Increase in population, leading to growth in demand of food...clothing...shelter..etc.
2. Colonisation by the British encouraged production of commercial crops.
3. Increased demand for timber due to expansion of railway and for shipping building purposes...
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Here are the three major causes of deforestation in india during the colonial rule:
1. Increase in population, leading to growth in demand of food...clothing...shelter..etc.
2. Colonisation by the British encouraged production of commercial crops.
3. Increased demand for timber due to expansion of railway and for shipping building purposes...
Hope this answer is beneficial for you. please mark it as the brainlest .
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