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Centre asks MP govt to look into forest rights claims
The New Indian Express Anantapur
|February 27, 2025
THE Union Ministry of Tribal Affairs (MoTA) has asked the Madhya Pradesh government to address complaints about a significant rise in rejection of applications related to community and individual forest rights claims filed through the Van Mitra mobile application, officials said.
THE Union Ministry of Tribal Affairs (MoTA) has asked the Madhya Pradesh government to address complaints about a significant rise in rejection of applications related to community and individual forest rights claims filed through the Van Mitra mobile application, officials said. In a letter to the state's department of tribal affairs, which this newspaper has accessed, the MoTA has said the App is undermining the rights of gram sabha (village council) and directed the
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Iran sought nod to dock 3 ships, granted: EAM
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Most parties in Bengal for 1-2 phase of polls, ECI told
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Concern over toxic cloud from Iran, IMD monitors wind patterns
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