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world focus magazine subscription Published this article page no 111  Control of sanctuaries: Chief Wild Life Warden shall control, manage and maintain all sanctuaries in accordance with the management plan prepared as per guidelines issued by the Central Government. o In the case of sanctuaries falling in Scheduled Areas or areas where the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006 is applicable, in accordance with the management plan prepared after due consultation with the concerned Gram Sabha. New section 42A for Surrender of captive animals: Any person to voluntarily surrender any captive animals or animal products to the Chief Wild Life Warden. 56o No compensation will be paid to the person for surrendering such items and the surrendered items become property of the state government. Penalties: The Bill increases fines for violating the provisions of the Act. Relaxation of certain restrictions: o Including film-making (without making any change in the habitat or causing any adverse impact to the habitat or wildlife) as one of the purposes for which permits may be granted to enter or reside in a sanctuary. o Allow for transfer or transport of live elephants by person having ownership certificates in accordance with conditions prescribed by the Central Government. o Certain activities such as, grazing or movement of livestock, bona fide use of drinking and household water by local communities, etc., shall be considered as non-prohibitive under section 29 i.e. allowed without a permit in a sanctuary world focus magazine subscription buy.


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