The Law on Forest Rights, 2006
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The Law on Forest Rights, 2006 gives the right of traditional forest residents.
Important rights:
-4 Hectares or more land rights
-The community rights using resources
-Rights of primitive tribes
-The right to protect forests
Implementation function:
-Gram Sabha test process
-C joint verification by civil servants
-3 Level approval system
-Enimedation of nomadic tribes
-Remption of women's rights
Problem:
-Slow processing of complaints
-A lack of conscience
-Basic disability
-Something with the Act on Conservation
-Legal complaints replacement
Advantage:
-Living security safety
-Save forests
-In expanding tribal rights and abilities
-Sustainable use of resources
-Expulsion protection
The main problems of the river link in india
Problem
-High cost of implementation
-My environment damage to ecosystems
-Mobile community
-In impact on local biodiversity
-Changing the river flow scheme
-The technical task
-The uncertainty of climate change
Solution:
-The detailed research on the impact on the environment
-Tent tension adjustment mechanism
-Public consultation process
-Alavitory management of water resources
-Modern irrigation methods
-Swallow development
-Rewed groundwater
-An analysis of cost and beneficits after the construction of the 30th link, which must be conducted with caution based on these observations.
Rat-hole issues
The only unsafe method by which Rat hole is accessed is through underground narrow tunnel Megalaya split into trends.
Problems
- Highly unsafe working conditions
- Deaths from tunnel collapses
- Child labor exploitation
- Environmental damage
- Water pollution
- Deforestation
- Illegal operations despite bans
- Loss of state revenue
Solutions:
- Strict enforcement of mining bans
- Alternative livelihood programs
- Scientific mining methods
- Regular safety inspections
- Mining permits and regulations
- Rehabilitation of affected areas
- Skill development for miners
- Environmental impact assessments
The National Green Tribunal prohibited rat-hole mining in 2014, but illegal mining persists due to economic dependence and weak enforcement.
