The percentage of forest cover recommended by the National Forest Poli – InterviewSolution

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1.	The percentage of forest cover recommended by the National Forest Policy (1988) isA. `33%` for plains and `67%` for hillsB. `37%` for plains and `63%` for hillsC. `20%` for plains and `70%` for hillsD. `23%` for plains and `77%` for hills
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