Question

Ramu, a cow herder was looking for a new area for grazing. He found a new forest area with large amounts of grass and firewood and started picking these while he let his cows graze. A security guard stopped him just as he started and was asked to leave the area.

Why was Ramu stopped from continuing?

• A. The land belonged to a National Park.
• B. The land belonged to a Wildlife Sanctuary
• C. The land belonged to a Bird Sanctuary.
• D. None of the above

Answer 1

The correct option is A The land belonged to a National Park.

National Parks are areas with large amounts of natural vegetation and diversity. They are created to conserve certain areas from outside, mainly human, interference. National parks do not allow any sort of human activities like grazing to take place inside the park. Wildlife Sanctuaries, on the other hand, allow human activities like picking of firewood and grazing to take place.