Q. Rat-hole mining in Meghalaya reflects a complex interplay between environmental protection and livelihood dependence. Analyse the factors responsible for the continued prevalence of illegal mining despite regulatory prohibitions. Suggest measures to balance ecological sustainability with economic security of affected communities. (10 Marks, 150 Words)

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