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The Forest Rights Act (2006) was enacted to:

APromote economic development for all communities

BRecognize the land and resource rights of forest-dwelling communities, especially Scheduled Tribes

CSupport commercial use of forests by private entities

DRevoke rights of all forest dwellers

Answer:

B. Recognize the land and resource rights of forest-dwelling communities, especially Scheduled Tribes

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Protection of Tribal Rights:

Forest Rights Act, 2006:

  • Legally secures tribal rights over forest lands, allowing them to manage resources and protect traditional livelihoods.

Tribes Advisory Councils:

  • Established in states with Scheduled Areas to advise on tribal welfare and legislative measures for tribal communities.


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