Explanation:

Provisions of Pesticides Management Bill, 2020

• It  aims to replace the existing Insecticides Act of 1968.  
• Any person who wants to import, manufacture, or export pesticides would have to register and provide all details regarding any claims, expected performance, efficacy, safety, usage instructions, and infrastructure available to stock that pesticide. The information will also include details on the pesticide’s potential effects on the environment.
• It has a provision to provide compensation if there is any farm loss because of low quality or spurious pesticides. The penalty collected from the manufactures/dealers and funds put in by the government would be used to form a central fund.
• All the information regarding the available pesticides would be available in the public domain, in all languages in digital format, so that farmers can make the right decision on their use. 
• It also plans to regulate pesticides-related advertisements to check misleading claims by industries and manufacturers.