In which year was the Indian Seed Act passed?

✅Explanation:
The Indian Seed Act was enacted by the Parliament of India in 1966. This act regulates the production, processing, distribution, and sale of agricultural seeds in India. It aims to ensure the availability of quality seeds and protect farmers' interests.  

• Key provisions of the Indian Seed Act, 1966 include:
Seed Certification: Establishment of seed certification agencies to ensure that certified seeds meet specific quality standards.  
Seed Testing: Creation of laboratories for seed testing to check for purity, germination capacity, and quality.  
Regulation of Seed Sales: Ensuring that seeds sold to farmers are of high quality and meet prescribed standards.  
Labeling Requirements: Mandatory labeling of seed bags, providing information about variety, germination rate, and purity.