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of <h1>India Can Impose Import Limits to Protect Domestic Industries; Exemptions for Developing Countries Apply Under Specific Conditions</h1> The Central Government of India has the authority to impose quantitative restrictions on imports if it determines that such imports are causing or threatening serious injury to domestic industries. These restrictions, announced via the Official Gazette, are not applicable to goods from developing countries if their import share is below specified thresholds. Initially, these restrictions last for four years but can be extended up to ten years if necessary for domestic industry adjustment. The government may establish rules for identifying affected goods and determining the causes of injury. Definitions for terms like 'developing country,' 'domestic industry,' 'serious injury,' and 'threat of serious injury' are provided.
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