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<h1>Central Government Can Impose Safeguard Measures on Imports Threatening Domestic Industries Under Customs Tariff Act, 1975</h1> The Customs Tariff Act, 1975, empowers the Central Government to implement safeguard measures if it determines that increased imports are causing or threatening serious injury to domestic industries. These measures can include safeguard duties, tariff-rate quotas, or other actions deemed necessary. Exemptions apply to imports from developing countries with minor market shares. Provisional measures can be imposed pending final determinations. Safeguard measures are additional to other duties, with a maximum duration of ten years. Notifications and rules for implementing these measures are subject to parliamentary oversight, and specific provisions apply to export-oriented units and special economic zones.