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<h1>India Exempts Essential Imports from Auxiliary Customs Duty: Milk, Pulses, Oils, and More to Benefit Public Interest</h1> The Central Government of India, under the Customs Act, 1962, and the Finance Act, 1988, has issued Notification No. 158/88-Cus., dated May 13, 1988, exempting certain imported goods from auxiliary customs duty. The specified goods include dried skim milk, pulses, prunes, grains, oils, infant milk foods, sulphur, salt, diesel oil, fertilizers, educational film strips, raw hides, newsprint, printed materials, refractory bricks, glass beads, pearls, precious stones, magnesium, tools, engines, furnaces, and various measuring instruments. The exemption aims to serve the public interest by reducing the cost of these imports.