Write any one implication of forest act 1865 which was imposed by British government.
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These forest acts changed the lives of the pastoralists because they were restricted from entering the forests and in the areas in which they were allowed the entry, their movements were regulated and they needed a permit for entry and if they overstayed there they had to pay the fine for that.
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The one implication of forest act 1865 which was imposed by British govermment is given below-
The implication of forest act imposed by british government was that the proper people/man livelihood of the forest dwelling tribes were not allowed to enter into the forest without permit .The british government also declared that any land covered with trees is as a government forest and they will make rules to manage it.
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The implication of forest act imposed by british government was that the proper people/man livelihood of the forest dwelling tribes were not allowed to enter into the forest without permit .The british government also declared that any land covered with trees is as a government forest and they will make rules to manage it.
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