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<h1>India-Singapore Trade Agreement Rules 2009: Safeguard Measures for Domestic Industries Against Increased Imports from Singapore</h1> The India-Singapore Trade Agreement (Safeguard Measures) Rules, 2009, established by the Central Government, outline procedures for implementing safeguard measures under the Customs Tariff Act, 1975, and the Customs Act, 1962. These rules empower the Director-General to investigate serious injury or threats to domestic industries due to increased imports from Singapore, resulting from reduced customs duties under the trade agreement. The Director-General is tasked with identifying affected articles, recommending suspension or adjustment of customs duties, and ensuring that any safeguard measures are adequate to address the injury. The rules also include provisions for confidentiality, investigation principles, and the duration and review of safeguard measures.