Current seed law from 1966 is being updated.
Fake or low‑quality seeds will face fines up to 30 lakh rupees.
Traditional farmer seeds do not need to be registered.
A national list will show where each seed comes from.
States can introduce new seed types that suit their climate.
The new plan will stop fake seeds from being sold.
Farmers can still use and trade their own traditional seeds.
Every seed packet will have a quick response picture code to track its origin.
If a seed fails, farmers can receive help within two weeks.
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