Why did the British take over Indian forests?
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Answer: the British take over indian forests because they needed to large supplies of timber , for making shipbuilding and for making sleepers for railway tracks
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The primary aim of the British rule was to have greater control over resources both mineral and forest. ... They used many forest products like fruits, roots and leaves that had medicinal values and wood for their own purposes and they restricted the tribals from entering the forests.
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