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What is the main objective of the Forest Conser...
What is the main objective of the Forest Conservation Act, 1980?
A. Promote afforestation
B. Regulate forest clearance for non-forest purposes
C. Encourage logging
D. Ban forest fires
Explanation:
The Act regulates forest land diversion for non-forest use.
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