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The Legality Of Forest Governance In Conflict-Affected Regions Of India: A Critical Analysis
Forests in the Indian landscape are primarily governed through a careful balance of environmental safeguards, constitutional measures and social justice. Especially in conflict-affected regions, that balance is constantly put to the test. These ecosystems, largely situ
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