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<h1>India Customs Enhances Traveler Compliance with Duty-Free Allowances and Public Education on Rules and Prohibited Items.</h1> Customs officials in India are tasked with ensuring that international passengers comply with legal regulations regarding the quantity and value of goods carried. They aim to prevent smuggling of prohibited items while facilitating quick customs clearance for travelers. Indian Customs has adopted international best practices, including duty-free allowances and public education on customs rules. Relevant information, including baggage allowances and prohibited items, is displayed at airports and provided in a 'Customs Guide to Travelers,' available at airports and embassies. This information is also accessible on the CBIC website to aid passengers in compliance.