Write any one implication of forest act 1865 which was imposed by British government.
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The impacts of the Indian Forest Act of 1865 on the lives of various people:
Most of the basic means of livelihood of the forest dwelling tribes were banned by the British. The daily practices of villagers, such as cutting wood, grazing cattle, collecting fruits and roots, and fishing, were banned and made illegal.
Forest dwelling tribes largely depended on hunting small animals like deer, rabbit and partridge for food. The British also imposed a ban on the hunting of small animals. They encouraged the sport of hunting of wild and dangerous animals like the elephant, lion and tiger, by giving rewards. If anyone was caught hunting illegally, they were severely punished for poaching. Even shifting cultivation, which had been practiced for several generations by the forest tribes, was banned.
Shifting cultivation was an agricultural system in which plots of land were cultivated temporarily, and then abandoned.
Shifting cultivation was banned by the British as the land became useless for growing timber, led to forest fires and also resulted in soil erosion. It was difficult for the British to calculate taxes. The nomadic and pastoral tribes were left with only two options - either give in and change their occupation, or take the stronger path and rebel.
While the Indian Forest Act was passed as a boon to the British, it proved to be a bane for the forest dwellers.
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Most of the basic means of livelihood of the forest dwelling tribes were banned by the British. The daily practices of villagers, such as cutting wood, grazing cattle, collecting fruits and roots, and fishing, were banned and made illegal.
Forest dwelling tribes largely depended on hunting small animals like deer, rabbit and partridge for food. The British also imposed a ban on the hunting of small animals. They encouraged the sport of hunting of wild and dangerous animals like the elephant, lion and tiger, by giving rewards. If anyone was caught hunting illegally, they were severely punished for poaching. Even shifting cultivation, which had been practiced for several generations by the forest tribes, was banned.
Shifting cultivation was an agricultural system in which plots of land were cultivated temporarily, and then abandoned.
Shifting cultivation was banned by the British as the land became useless for growing timber, led to forest fires and also resulted in soil erosion. It was difficult for the British to calculate taxes. The nomadic and pastoral tribes were left with only two options - either give in and change their occupation, or take the stronger path and rebel.
While the Indian Forest Act was passed as a boon to the British, it proved to be a bane for the forest dwellers.
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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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