The Tobacco Board Act, 1975

The Tobacco Board Act, 1975 was enacted with the objective of promoting the development of the tobacco industry in India. The act establishes the Tobacco Board as a statutory body responsible for regulating the production and marketing of tobacco in India. The Board has the power to issue licenses, regulate the grading and packaging of tobacco, and undertake research and development activities. The act also lays down the guidelines for the constitution of the Board, its powers and functions, and the appointment of its members and staff.