Over
the
past
five
years
the
Centre
has
faced
several
problems
diversion
of
forest
lands
and
forced
relocation,
and
with
in
implementing
the
Act
in
its
letter
and
spirit.
This
has
respect
awareness
raising,
monitoring
and
grievance
resulted
to
a
number
of
criticisms
regarding
the
efficiency
of
redressal.
It
is
unknown
on
how
far
these
guidelines
have
the
Act
and
numerous
questions
are
being
raised
on
the
been
effective
but
a
status
report
of
2014
prepared
by
the
Centre
with
respect
to
its
approach
towards
tribal
rights.
The
Ministry
of
Tribal
Affairs
on
the
implementation
of
the
Forest
scenario
today
is
that
of
making
the
nation
an
economic
Rights
Act,
2006
shows
that
only
39
per
cent
of
the
claims
superpower
and
this
has
sidelined
the
important
subject
of
from
across
India
have
been
addressed
to.
“As
per
the
sustainable
development.
With
less
priority
given
towards
information
collected
till
31st
December,
2014,
39,59,019
claims
conserving
the
forests
the
recognition
of
rights
of
the
forests
were
filed
out
of
which
only
15,56,676
titles
have
been
dwellers
has
taken
a
major
toll.
“Some
of
the
major
concerns
distributed.”
What
this
statistic
shows
is
that
many
States
are
regarding
implementation
of
the
Forest
Rights
Act
is
related
to
still
lacking
behind
in
implementation.
high
rate
of
rejection
of
claims
,
little
progress
in
the
recognition
of
community
rights
and
habitat
rights
of
PTGs
,
convening
of
Gram H0