Forest Conservation Act, 1980

The Forest Conservation Act, 1980, is a significant environmental legislation in India, enacted to conserve forests and regulate deforestation. The primary objective of the Act is to preserve the country's forest resources by ensuring that non-forest activities are regulated and monitored. This Act mandates that any diversion of forest land for ___ ________ ______ ____ ________ ______ _____.
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