The Efforts made by the Indian government towards creating a better natural environment: The India the environment awareness gained rods since 1970s after the UN sponsored conference on environment in Stockholm (1972). India govt. too many environment friendly activities ministry of environment and forest we established laws we enacted on environment protection on 1986.
The objective of India's national environment policy, here, are worth stating.
1. Conserve and development a safe, healthy, productive, and aesthetically satisfying environment.
2. Upgrade, development and manage rural and urban settlement to enhance the quality of life.
3. Plan development on sound ecological principal with environmental impact assessment and incorporating appropriate safeguards.
4. Promote environmental safety technology, recycling of resource and utilisation of wastes.
5. Conserve the biotic diversity in the country by creating nature reserves and sanctuaries for specific habitats such as mountains, rain forest, pastures, deserts, wetlands, lakes, beaches, mangroves, estuaries, lagoons and islands.
6. Safeguard the environment within the national maritime exclusive economic zone.
7. Evolved environment norms and established effective mechanism for monitoring surveillance and collection and dissemination of information.
8. Preserve science landscapes, as well as historic and cultural monuments and their environs
9. Promote environment education at all levels and create public awareness.
10. Encourage research in Environmental science and technological and social investigation to conserve and improve the environment.
11. Develop adequate manpower within the country of ecologists, Environment scientists, planners and managers of the highest quality and recognize their work as an important component of national development.