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Download Solution PDFThe plant excluded from the list of trees in the Indian Forest (Amendment) Act 2017 is:
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Option 4 : Bamboo
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HTET PGT Official Computer Science Paper - 2019
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Download Solution PDFThe correct answer is Bamboo.
- The plant excluded from the list of trees in the Indian Forest (Amendment) Act 2017 is Bamboo.
- The Parliament cleared the bill to exclude bamboo from the definition of a tree under the Indian Forest Act in 2017.
- The government stated that it would improve the earnings of tribals and dwellers living around forests.
- As per data of NITI Aayog, bamboo resources in the country has the potential to generate economic activities worth Rs 50,000 crore.
- Bamboo is considered as the tallest grass hence it does not come under the definition of The Indian Forest Act 1927.
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- Madhya Pradesh has the largest area under bamboo forests.
- The North-Eastern States are considered as storehouses of bamboo diversity.
- National Bamboo Mission was launched in India in 2007.
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