The Coast Guard Act, 1978
The Coast Guard Act, 1978 - An Act to provide for the constitution and regulation of an armed force of the Union for ensuring the security of the maritime zones of India with a view to protect maritime and other national interests in these zones and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.
The Coast Guard Act1978Indian Coast GuardMaritime SecuritySearch And Rescue OperationsMarine PollutionMaritime Laws And Regulations
Summary
The Coast Guard Act, 1978 is an Indian law that was enacted to establish and regulate an armed force of the Union, known as the Indian Coast Guard, for the purpose of ensuring the security of India's maritime zones and protecting national interests in these zones. The Act defines the powers and functions of the Indian Coast Guard, which includes the ability to carry out search and rescue operations, prevent and control marine pollution, and enforce maritime laws and regulations. The Act also outlines the composition and appointment of officers, and the rules and regulations governing the conduct of the Indian Coast Guard.
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