A devastating fire broke out in the Girinagar Gujjar settlement (Parduni Panchayat, Paonta Sahib Tehsil, Sirmaur district). This incident was not merely an accident but a stark revelation of the structural inequalities and policy failures that continue to marginalize the Gujjar community. It is crucial that they receive land rights under the Forest Rights Act to ensure their safety and stability.
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Article: Balancing conservation and livelihoods in HP’s forests
The HP govt must demonstrate the political will to implement the Forest Rights Act effectively to safeguard livelihoods
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Introduction
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Abstract
The dramatic unfolding of the Joshimath crisis in Uttarakhand, India, has brought the world’s attention once again to the Himalaya.