Total loss due to the fire incidents was estimated at Rs.2,43,258, Forest Minister K Raju said giving details of the forest fires.
He said steps had been taken to harvest water inside the forest. Efforts also have been made to recharge the water sources inside the forest, he added.
The Minister said that there was no restriction for farming on land received under the Forest Rights Act.
Action would be taken against officials who creates hurdles to farming, he added.
Steps were also progressing to assign land to 12435 tribals in the state, he said adding 'aim of the government is to resolve the land problem of tribals in next two years'.
So far 25081 persons have received 33,778 acres of land under Forest Rights Act, he said.
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