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Which statement best represents the legacy of both Chipko and Appiko movements?

AThey focused only on women’s rights

BThey highlighted the role of community in environmental conservation

CThey opposed afforestation efforts in India

DThey were short-term local protests without impact

Answer:

B. They highlighted the role of community in environmental conservation

Read Explanation:

  • Both movements created strong awareness about ecological protection, people’s rights over resources, and the importance of community participation—especially women.


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