Section 10 of The Tea Act, 1953 : Section 10: Functions Of The Board
The Tea Act, 1953
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a situation where the Tea Board of India is faced with a challenge of declining tea quality due to outdated farming practices. To address this issue, the Board decides to implement a series of measures in accordance with Section 10 of The Tea Act, 1953.
As part of these measures, the Board sets up training programs for tea growers on modern cultivation techniques to improve the quality of tea (referencing subsection 2(b)). They als...
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