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From Hugs to Rights: Chipko Movement’s Legacy in Forest Conservation

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On March 26, 1974, Gaura Devi with 27 other women from Reni village in the Chamoli district of Uttar Pradesh (now Uttarakhand), took a stand that would mark a significant chapter in India's environmental history. This article reflects on its lasting relevance, especially in the context of forest governance in India.

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From Hugs to Rights: Chipko Movement’s Legacy in Forest Conservation

On this day more than 50 years ago, the Chipko Movement kindled a new imagination in environmental activism in India. It continues to be as relevant to the cause in the country as it was then.

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