A. Project Elephant
B. Ganga Action Plan
C. Project Tiger
D. Climate Change Knowledge Portal
E. Environment (Protection) Act
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This solution explains how to arrange the given Indian Policies/Acts based on their year of launch or enactment, from the earliest to the latest.
The Environment (Protection) Act was enacted in the year $1986$. This landmark act provides for the protection and improvement of the environment and for the prevention of hazards to human beings, other living creatures, plants, and property.
The Ganga Action Plan (GAP) was launched in the year $1985$. Its primary objective was to reduce pollution and improve the water quality of the river Ganga.
Project Tiger, a significant conservation initiative, was launched in the year $1973$. It aims to ensure the long-term survival of the tiger population in India.
Project Elephant was launched in the year $1992$. This project aims to protect elephants, their habitat, and reduce human-elephant conflict.
The Climate Change Knowledge Portal was launched in the year $2005$. It serves as a platform to share information and knowledge related to climate change.
| Policy/Act | Year of Launch/Enactment |
|---|---|
| C. Project Tiger | $1973$ |
| B. Ganga Action Plan | $1985$ |
| E. Environment (Protection) Act | $1986$ |
| A. Project Elephant | $1992$ |
| D. Climate Change Knowledge Portal | $2005$ |
To arrange the policies from earliest to latest, we compare their launch/enactment years:
Therefore, the correct chronological order from earliest to latest is C, B, E, A, D.
Choose the correct statements with reference to the Disaster Management Act, 2005
A. It has 10 chapters and 90 sections
B. It extends to the whole of India
C. The main focus is to give life back to the people who are affected with disaster
D. It provides effective management of disaster
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