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SubjectsGeneral Knowledge
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Conservation of Resources is a Class 10 General Knowledge topic in the Environment and Ecology chapter. Students learn why natural resources such as water, forests, soil, minerals, and energy must be used carefully, how renewable and non-renewable resources differ, and how wasteful consumption affects ecosystems and future needs. The topic introduces practical approaches such as reducing use, reusing materials, recycling, protecting habitats, and supporting responsible choices by households and communities.
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The National Lake Conservation Plan (NLCP) was launched in 2001. It supported conservation and restoration measures, including pollution control, for urban lakes. The years 2006 and 2010 are later years, not the launch year. Exam tip: Remember NLCP with 2001 and urban lake conservation.
View question detailsThe Forest Rights Act was passed by Parliament in 2006. Its official name is the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006. It recognises certain individual and community forest rights of forest dwellers. 2004 is not the year in which this Act was passed. Exam tip: remember 2006 with forest and tribal rights.
View question detailsThe Forest Rights Rules for implementing the Forest Rights Act, 2006 were notified on 1 January 2008. Therefore, 2008 is correct. The year 2012 refers to amendments to the Rules, not to their original notification. Exam tip: Remember the year of an Act separately from the year its Rules were notified.
View question detailsThe National Wetland Conservation Programme (NWCP) was launched in India in 1987. It aimed to conserve and manage important wetlands while maintaining their ecological balance. The year 1991 is not the launch year of this programme. Exam tip: Remember 1987 with NWCP.
View question detailsThe Wetlands (Conservation and Management) Rules were first notified in India in 2010 under the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, to regulate and protect wetlands. Although 2017 is important because revised Wetlands Rules were notified that year, it was not the year of the first notification. Exam tip: Distinguish carefully between the first rules and later revised rules.
View question detailsThe revised Wetlands (Conservation and Management) Rules were notified in 2017. They replaced the 2010 Rules and gave a greater role to states in wetland conservation and management. 2010 refers to the earlier rules, not the revised version. Exam tip: Learn the years of both the original and revised environmental rules separately.
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