Mediterranean forests are not found in India.

Oil is not a natural resource found in ancient India.

Teak was a major source of timber in ancient India.

Iron ore was a major source of minerals in ancient India.

Rivers were a major source of water in ancient India.

Agriculture, mining, and urbanization were all major factors in the deforestation of ancient India.

Soil erosion, loss of biodiversity, and climate change were all major consequences of the deforestation of ancient India.

The Mauryan Empire was the first major empire to make an effort to conserve the forests of ancient India.

Teak was a major species of tree that was protected by the Mauryan Empire.

Elephant was a major species of animal that was protected by the Mauryan Empire.

Climate change, overpopulation, and warfare were all major factors in the decline of the forests of ancient India.

Deforestation, pollution, and climate change are all major challenges facing the forests of India today.

The National Forest Policy of 1988, the Forest Conservation Act of 1980, and the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972 are all major efforts to conserve the forests of India today.

Forests play a vital role in the Indian economy by providing timber, fuelwood, fodder, and other products.

Forests play a vital role in the Indian environment by regulating the climate, preventing soil erosion, and purifying water and air.