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Why did the British reserved the forest of India?

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Answered by alokdubey884569

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Answer. Answer: The primary aim of the British rule was to have greater control over resources both mineral and forest. ... The British mainly concentrated on the Indian forests for obtaining timber and for logs to manufacture railway sleepers and ships.

Answered by drishtisaluja

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Answer: The primary aim of the British rule was to have greater control over resources both mineral and forest. ... The British mainly concentrated on the Indian forests for obtaining timber and for logs to manufacture railway sleepers and ships

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