The board’s decision on denotification and diversion within ‘protected areas’, taken in the meeting of its standing committee on October 5, involved Hastinapur Wildlife Sanctuary in Uttar Pradesh, Mukundra National Park in Rajasthan and Bahu Conservation Reserve in Jammu district.
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On wildlife week, India de-notifies 1,000 sq km of its ‘protected areas’
On wildlife week, India de-notifies 1,000 sq km of its ‘protected areas’
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