National Forest Policy 1988

In India, which type of forest among the following occupies the largest area?

Consider the following statements on Objectives of National Forest Policy, 1988:
1. Maintenance of environmental stability through preservation.
2. Conserving the natural heritage of the country.
3. Checking soil erosion and denudation in the catchment areas of rivers, lakes, etc.
4. Creating a massive people's movement with the involvement of women.
Which of the above mentioned objectives is/are NOT included under the Policy?

Consider the following programmes:
1. Afforestation and development of wastelands.
2. Reforestation and re-plantation in existing forests.
3. Encouraging wood substitutes and supplying other types of fuel.
4. Promotion of the wide use of insecticides and pesticides to restrict the loss of forest area from degradation caused by pests and insects.
The National Forest Policy of 1988 includes:

What percentage of the total land area of India, is under forest?