Based on section 25 of the Indian forest act, the alternate pathways can be provide by blockinga.Road pathb.Foot pathc.Train pathd.Animal path

Based on my understanding of the Indian Forest Act, Section 25, it does not specifically mention the types of paths that can be blocked. However, it does state that the Forest Authority has the power to declare any forest area as a reserved forest, and in doing so, they can regulate or restrict the public's access to these areas for the purpose of conserving the forest and its wildlife. This could potentially include blocking any type of path, including road paths, foot paths, train paths, and animal paths. However, the specific actions taken would likely depend on the specific circumstances and the judgement of the Forest Authority.