A Comparative Analysis of Hunting Practices in India and Abroad: Environmental Laws and Regulations

Hunting, a traditional practice in many societies, is now facing greater scrutiny due to environmental concerns. This research paper aims to compare hunting practices in India and abroad and examine the role of environmental laws and regulations in mitigating their impact on the environment. The paper analyzes the relevant acts and regulations in India and various other countries to identify the differences and similarities in their approach towards regulating hunting practices. The paper concludes with recommendations for improving hunting regulations and promoting sustainable hunting practices. Introduction: Hunting, defined as the act of killing or capturing wild animals, has been a part of human societies since prehistoric times. While hunting was initially practiced for survival and sustenance, it has now become a recreational activity for many people worldwide. Hunting has long been a controversial issue due to its impact on the environment, which has resulted in the development of environmental laws and regulations that aim to regulate hunting practices.