A new order from Himachal’s forest department brings relief to pastoralists – but only partially

A new order from Himachal’s forest department brings relief to pastoralists – but only partially

[Scroll.in] - 02/12/2025

The directive seeks to ensure they aren’t deprived of their rights when land is marked for afforestation. But experts say it doesn’t go far enough.



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