History, asked by cool817, 1 year ago

Why did the British take over Indian forest

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Answered by khushi123457

Answer:

they wanted to grow their own crops and hide their secrets

Answered by satyanarayanojha216

Indian Forests

Explanation:

The British wanted regular supply of timber for ship-building and for railway sleepers for laying railway tracks.

The Forest Act was passed in 1865 . According to this Act Indian Forests was divided into 3 categories- reserved, protected and village forests.

The villagers were not allowed to enter into the forests. Their entry was prohibited.

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