An recent estimation puts India to 1,220,200,000 (1.22 billion) people is the second most populous country in the world.Large areas on which the
forests were vast and undisturbed have given way to human habitations and settlements. Grazing by
domestic cattle in forest areas has resulted in disease out-breaks among wild
herbivores, and also reduced availability of fodder, forcing wild herbivores to depredate crops that adjoin forests.
With rapid increase in population, man, who is instinctively desirous of possessions, is stretching towards the forests and destroying the richness of fauna in the jungles.
For this, both the Government as well as the Citizens of India is to blame. They have never thought of determining the limits of expansion of urbanisation. Perhaps, the general feeling is, ‘bigger the better’……
( Even the dense forest gets converted into cities at his bid, the human being snatches even the dwellings of the birds)
Please, Control population explosion.