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,Exploitation of Forests, 1793–1882,the environment and tribal population of south India during the pre-Forest Act period (1792–1882). Saravanan argues that the thrust of colonial forest policy was the maximum extraction of forest resources for commercial purposes, rather than for conservation. Besides encouraging the commercialisatio

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,Conservation or Commercialisation, 1882–1947,Forest Act period (1882–1947). During this period, the colonial regime actively encouraged commercialisation while several restrictions were placed on the tribals and other forest users. Further, he argues that the initiatives of the state towards conservation were primarily intended to curtail the

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,Forests and Tribals, 1950–2000,the second half of the twentieth century (1950–2000). He further analyses the contradictions in the policies framed by the state towards conservation. On the one hand, the state has enacted several Forest Acts and rules besides imposing restrictions on the tribals and other traditional forest-dwelle

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Impact of Forest Rights Act, 2006,uring the post-independence period. Even after fifty years of Indian planning, the deprived groups, particularly the tribals, continue to remain underdeveloped, with their living conditions deteriorating further. From a historical perspective, this chapter seeks to capture the political undercurrent

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Conclusion,t rather to meet commercial interests. Post-colonial forest policies, which continued to encourage commercialisation, were even less concerned with tribal development. Indeed, populist policy initiatives in respect of both the environment and tribals were by and large aimed at the consolidation and

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Velayutham SaravananExamines the environmental history of south India from the late eighteenth century to early twenty-first centuries, through both the colonial and post-colonial period.Debates how colonial policy impac

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