Question

Across India, from Mizoram to Kerala, many forests thrived because
A.Government restricted cutting-of trees
B.Villages protected forests as sacred groves
C.Local residents resisted cutting of forests
D.Forest with dangerous animals survived as no one dared to enter these forests
E.None of these

Answer 1

Hint:We will discuss the forests which thrived from Mizoram to Kerala.The Forest Department preferred the trees which provide wood for building ships and Railways. The wood for this purpose was cut from the Himalayas and terai region.

Complete answer:
Let us discuss forest preservation.In many places of India forest preservation is given priority and native people start movements whenever there is deforestation. The dense forest from Mizoram to Kerala has survived only because villagers have protected them. They made sacred groves called sarnas, kan, rai etc. Mizoram is surrounded by Green Hills. Mizo is the name of a tribe and ram is the translation of land. it is a place for a person who wants to discover nature in all its Glory. All the inhabitants love and worship their Homeland. Aizwal is the capital. There are many Wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. Lakes decorate places like jewels. It is a room for a variety of flora and fauna, wildlife flourishes here .Work of the Forest Department includes to keep an account of forest in India and ensure their protection and management. About one-fifth of the total area is under control of forest and it is classified on the basis of commercial forests and non-commercial forest.

Hence, the correct answer is option (B).

Note:Timber traders and forest contractors hold the charge of wood. They hire workers in order to get their work done. The wood which is cut by workers is often sold in huge quantities; the wood is used for building mines and ships.