Answer: 11 September
Notes: National Forest Martyrs Day is observed on September 11th in India to honor those who sacrificed their lives to protect forests and wildlife. It was established by the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change in 2013, commemorating the 1730 Khejarli Massacre, where Bishnoi community members defended trees. The day highlights the importance of preserving natural resources and honors forest guards, rangers, and officers. Events and activities are held nationwide to raise awareness about forest conservation. It serves as a tribute to individuals dedicated to defending India's forests and wildlife.
