Step 1: Recognize the historical context.
The Chipko movement began in the early 1970s in Uttarahand (then Uttar Pradesh) as a non-violent environmental movement against commercial deforestation.
Step 2: Understand its gendered dimension.
Led by women like Gaura Devi, the movement involved hugging trees to prevent them from being cut—hence the name “Chipko” (to cling).
In the book Suicide: A Study in Sociology, Durkheim states, “Those experiencing either downswing or uplift in their material circumstances are placed in a situation in which their habitual expectations come under strain.” This could lead to _______
Match Talcott Parsons’ functional pre-requisites in Column I with the associated social institutions in Column II.

In the book Suicide: A Study in Sociology, Durkheim states, “Those experiencing either downswing or uplift in their material circumstances are placed in a situation in which their habitual expectations come under strain.” This could lead to _______
Match Talcott Parsons’ functional pre-requisites in Column I with the associated social institutions in Column II.
