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1. Reserved Forest
Reserved Forests are the most strictly protected category of forests under the Indian Forest Act, 1927. These forests are owned and managed by the government, and all activities are prohibited unless specifically permitted by authorities. Grazing, hunting, tree felling, collection of forest produce, and cultivation are generally restricted. Rights of local communities are either limited or carefully regulated. The primary objective is to conserve biodiversity, prevent deforestation, and maintain ecological balance. Reserved Forests fo
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Learn about India's forest classification system including reserved forests, protected forests, national parks, and biosphere reserves under the Forest Act, 1927.
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