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Forest department set to launch 100-day action plan to reduce human-wildlife conflict
The Forest department is launching a 100-day action plan with 17 initiatives aimed at reducing human-wildlife conflict, improving compensation distribution, enhancing wildlife monitoring through modern technology, and digitizing public services.
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