From which year the government is providing financial and technical assistance to botanical gardens?

1992 is correct answer.

Key Points

• Since 1992, the government has offered financial and technical aid to numerous botanical gardens.
• Forests are being replaced or degraded in numerous places. Man's commercial hunting and poaching are the primary sources of this harm to nature.
• Pollution from chemical and industrial waste, acid deposits, the introduction of alien species, and the careless cutting of forests to make land suitable for cultivation and habitation all contribute to the imbalance.

Additional Information The government has taken numerous initiatives to safeguard the country's flora and fauna:

1. The country has 18 Biosphere Reserves, three of which are in the world network of Biosphere Reserves: the Sunderbans in West Bengal, the Gulf of Mannar in Tamilnadu, and the Nilgiris (Kerala, Karnataka, and Tamilnadu).
2. The government has offered financial and technical aid to various botanical gardens since 1992.
3. Project Tiger, Project Rhino, Project Great Indian Bustard, and numerous more eco-development initiatives have been launched.​
4. Many amenities are offered, such as raising public awareness and educating people about our flora and wildlife.
5. To protect natural heritage, 103 national parks, 530 wildlife sanctuaries, and zoological gardens have been established (Government of India, July 2015).