CBSE · Class 8 · Social Science · Tribals, Dikus and the Vision of a Golden AgeWhat forest policy was introduced by the British that affected tribal lives?
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The British declared forests as state property, classified some as Reserved Forests for timber, and restricted tribals from entering or practicing shifting cultivation inside them.
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Option : Free forest access policy
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Option 1: Reserved forest policy (Correct Answer)
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Option 2: Tribal autonomy policy
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Option 3: Afforestation incentive policy
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