The
Scheduled
Tribe
and
Other
Traditional
Forest
Dwellers
Hence,
as
can
be
deduced
from
above
the
Forest
Policy
of
(Recognition
of
Forest
Rights)
Act,
2006
(in
short
‘the
1988,
unlike
the
previous
forest
laws,
recognised
the
rights
Forest
Rights
Act’)
was
enacted
to
recognise,
preserve
and
of
the
tribal
and
rural
people.
Later
in
the
year
1992
the
Rio
vest
certain
rights,
with
respect
to
forests
resources,
in
Conference
on
Sustainable
Development
took
place
Scheduled
Tribes
and
other
traditional
communities
through
which
India
became
a
signatory
to
Agenda
21.
The
dwelling.
The
Act
mainly
focuses
on
communities
and
main
objective
of
the
agenda
formulated
was
to
give
dwellers
that
have
been
prevalent
among
the
forest
areas
priority
to
sustainable
development
and
conservation
of
for
generations.
The
genesis
of
the
Forest
Rights
Act
can
be
the
flora
and
fauna
by
the
member
States.
Pressure
was
accorded
to
certain
factors
in
the
past.
One
such
factor
is
built
on
the
Centre
after
the
conference
to
conserve,
protect
the
evolution
of
the
forest
laws
in
India.
The
pre
colonial
and
preserve
the
forest
covers.
With
such
international
era
showed
no
evidences
of
any
codified
law
with
respect
to
pressure
the
need
to
involve
the
indigenous
dwellers
of
the
forests
in
India.
It
was
only
after
colonisation
by
the
British
forests
in
forest
conservation
was
felt
by
the
Centre.
This
Empire
that
there
was
a
realisation,
of
the
fact,
that
forests
was
soon
followed
by
the
Godavarman
v.
UOI
case
which
are
significant
and
exhaustible
and
there
is
a
need
to
led
to
the
apex
court
passing
numerous
orders
which
preserve/
conserve
it.
This
realisation
came
way
back
unfortunately
resulted
in
constraining
the
rights
of
the
during
the
mid
nineteenth
century
and
led
to
the
tribal
communities.
The
orders
were
interpreted
in
such
a
codification
of
the
first
Indian
Forest
Act
in
the
year
1865.
way
that
the
Ministry
of
Environment
and
Forest
(MoEF)
This
Act
was
passed
by
the
British
legislature
to
bring
started
evicting
the
forest
dwellers
and
this
led
a
great
forests
under
the
control
of
the
State.
An
amendment
of
uproar
among
the
tribal
and
traditional
dwellers.
This
the
Act
in
the
year
1878
also
focussed
on
the
same
motive.
uproar
caused
a
bit
of
concern
to
the
Centre
and
soon,
Soon,
all
policies
and
circulars
passed
by
the
British,
with
discussions
started
being
held
by
the
National