What is the rubber act?

The Rubber Act, enacted in India in 1947, regulates the cultivation and processing of rubber to promote the industry and ensure quality standards. It aims to support the growth of rubber production, facilitate the establishment of plantations, and improve the livelihoods of rubber farmers. The Act also includes provisions for the registration of growers and the regulation of rubber marketing. Overall, it seeks to enhance the country's self-sufficiency in rubber production.