The Tripura Plant Diseases and Pests Act, 1969, is a legislative measure designed to protect the agricultural and horticultural health of the Union Territory of Tripura. It empowers the government to identify and declare specific areas as "affected" when threatened by plant diseases, pests, parasites, or noxious weeds. The Act mandates that landowners and occupiers take necessary preventive or remedial actions to stop the spread of these threats. It also grants authorities the power to inspect land, enforce cleanup measures, and recover costs from occupiers. For citizens, this law ensures food security and crop protection while imposing duties to cooperate with official eradication efforts.
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Chronological legislative evolution of TRIPURA PLANT DISEASES AND PESTS ACT, 1969 across statutory gazettes and amending Acts.