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Iam interested to know about the permissions required and from which department permission should be taken to grow red sandal and sandal wood trees in anantapur district, andhra Pradesh
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Permissions required to grow sandal wood and red sandal trees
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@rangaganesan, @amarendra_c, @sandal99 ---- Pls suggest / help reg above rqmnt.
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Cultivation of sandal is not required any permissiom from any body.but when you think about cutting you should take forest dept approval.aftter cultivation you should intimate your distric forest officr DFO.Any details call me on 09866672765.
Cultivation of sandal is not required any permissiom from any body.but when you think about cutting you should take forest dept approval.aftter cultivation you should intimate your distric forest officr DFO.Any details call me on 09866672765.
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Legal aspect of sandalwood
• Sandalwood plants are widely distributed in the southern states like, Karnataka,Tamil Nadu, AndhrPradesh and Kerala,hence, defined sandalwood as a “forest produce”, where as “Indian Forest Act”does not have any special provisions for sandalwood• The legal hassles faced by the Sandalwood trade regulation is that there is no comprehensive regulation applicable to the entire country. • The clandestine trade is flourishing and Sandalwood population declining which is in the verge of extinction and Sandalwood is classified as one of the endangered plant specie in India.
• Sandalwood plants are widely distributed in the southern states like, Karnataka,Tamil Nadu, AndhrPradesh and Kerala,hence, defined sandalwood as a “forest produce”, where as “Indian Forest Act”does not have any special provisions for sandalwood• The legal hassles faced by the Sandalwood trade regulation is that there is no comprehensive regulation applicable to the entire country. • The clandestine trade is flourishing and Sandalwood population declining which is in the verge of extinction and Sandalwood is classified as one of the endangered plant specie in India.