Discussion
According to National Forest Policy 1988, how much area of total geographical area of the country should be under forest?
Answer: C
The National Forest Policy 1988 sets the goal at 33%.
The policy states that the national goal should be to have a total of one-third of the geographical area of the country under forest or tree cover. In the hills and mountains, the aim is two-thirds of the area, to prevent erosion and land degradation.
25% and 35% are not the figure stated, and 50% is not the national target, though it is close to the two-thirds aimed at for the hills.
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