What was the impact of regulation of trade in forest products by the British government in India?
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(a) Trade in forest products was completely regulated by the British government. It gave many large European trading firms the sole right to trade in the forest products of particular areas in Indian Forest's. ..
(b) Grazing and hunting by local people were restricted. In the process many nomadic communities like the Koravas and Karacha lost their livelihoods.
(c) Some of them began to be called ‘criminal tribes’ and were forced to work instead in factories and plantations under government provision.
(b) Grazing and hunting by local people were restricted. In the process many nomadic communities like the Koravas and Karacha lost their livelihoods.
(c) Some of them began to be called ‘criminal tribes’ and were forced to work instead in factories and plantations under government provision.
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trade cuts the trees by the British used for to construct railway lines to carry luggages to other distant places
to export the goods from India to European countries eg:species, indigo, etc
to export the goods from India to European countries eg:species, indigo, etc
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