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<h1>Central Acts in India take effect on assent day if no start date is specified, as per Section 5, General Clauses Act.</h1> Section 5 of the General Clauses Act, 1897, outlines the rules for the commencement of Central Acts in India. If a Central Act does not specify a start date, it becomes effective on the day it receives assent. For Central Acts made before the Constitution, the assent is given by the Governor-General, while for Acts of Parliament, it is by the President. Unless stated otherwise, a Central Act or Regulation is considered to take effect immediately after the day preceding its commencement.