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REGISTERED No. DL—33001/2002 The Gazette of India

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 14] NEW DELHI, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16,1924)

(Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation)

[PART III—SECTION 4]

[Miscellaneous Notifications including Notifications, Orders, Advertisements and Notices issued by Statutory Bodies]

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SYNDICATE BANK

HEAD OFFICE: MANIPAL 576 119

Date: £ ? - : 0 ^ : 2 0 02 No 3 099/0012/HO/PD/SWD dated. -V.rP.frQtL In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 19, read with sub-section (2) of section 12 of the Banking Companies (Acquisition and Transfer of Undertakings) Act, 1970 (5 of 1970), the Board of Directors of Syndicate Bank in consultation with the Reserve Bank of India and with the previous sanction of the Central Government, hereby makes the following regulations further to amend the Syndicate Bank (Employees') Pension Regulations, 1995, namely:-

1. (1) These regulations may be called Syndicate Bank (Employees') Pension (Amendment) Regulations, 2002.

(2) They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.

2. In the Syndicate Bank (Employees') Pension Regulations 1995, for regulation 28, the following regulation shall be substituted, namely:

"28. Superannuation Pension:

Superannuation Pension shall be granted to an employee who has retired on his attaining the age of superannuation specified in the Service Regulations or settlements:

Provided that, with effect from 1st day of September, 2000 pension shall also be granted to an employee who opts to retire before attaining the age of superannuation, but after rendering service for a minimum period of 15 years in terms of any Scheme that may be framed for such purpose by the Board with the approval of the Government.

PART III—SEC. 41 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1507

Explanatory Memorandum

1. Indian Banks' Association, after taking a no-objection from the Government of India, circulated a model Voluntary Retirement Scheme (VRS) to all the Public Sector Banks on 31.8.2000. The Scheme, inter alia, provided that employees who have rendered 15 years of service are eligible for the scheme. According to the existing provisions in the pension regulations, it is only employees who opt for voluntary retirement after completing 20 years' of qualifying service and after giving notice of not less than 3 months in writing to the appointing authority, are eligible for pensionary benefits, The eligibility criteria and the benefits flowing out of the above provisions in the Pension Regulations are distinct and separate from that envisaged under VRS circulated on 31,8.2000. There are no provisions available in the Pension Regulations for extending pensionary benefits to a member employee who retires before attaining the age of superannuation under such specific schemes, It has been, therefore, decided to provide the benefit of pro-rata pensionary benefits to members of Pension Fund who opt for voluntary retirement under specified scheme(s).

2. It is, therefore, necessary that the amendment may be made effective from 1st September, 2000 so that all employees who are members of the Pension Fund and have taken voluntary retirement, under the scheme after completion of 15 years of service can draw the benefit of pension.

3. It is certified that no employee/officer of the Syndicate Bank is likely to be affected adversely by the Notification being given retrospective effect.

[YMPAIJ

GENERAL MANAGER

Foot note: The Principal Regulations were notified in the Gazette of India (Extraordinary) on 29.9.1995 and subsequent amendment(s) to the above Syndicate Bank (Employees') Pension Regulations, 1995, were published in the Gazette as per details given below:

Sr Mo. Notification No. Date

1. 6173/0012/PD/SWD 28.8.1999

1508 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC:. 4

EMPLOYEES' STATE INSURANCE CORPORATION

No. N - 1 5 / 1 3 / 1 6 / 1 / 2 0 01 -P&D

NEW DELHI d a t ed t he

j m p u r s u a n ce of powers conferred by Section 46(2) of the Employees' State insurance Act, 1948 (34 of 1948), read with Regulation 95-A of the Employees' State Insurance(General)Regulations, 1950, the Director General has fixed the 1st March, 2002 am the date from which the medical benefits as laid down in the said Regulation 95-A and the Haryana

Employees' State Insurance(Medical Benefit) Rules, 19 55

shall be extended to the families of insured persons in the following area in the State of Haryana namely No. N#ne of Revenue Village

S r.

Kachrauli 1.

Simla Mulana 2.

Azizula Pur 3.

Chandauli 4.

Kutani

5.

Paridpur

6.

Raja Kheri 7.

Binjhol

8,

Sewah

9.

Barauli

1 0.

Babarpur

1 1.

Had Bast No.

District

Panlpat 1

Panipat 2

Panipat 5

Fanipat 6

Fani pat 8

Panipat 17

Fanipat 25

Fanipat 28

Panipat 32

Panipat 33

Panipat 34

(N.R.DHINWAR)

DIRECTOR.(r^D)PWRT III—SEC. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1509

UNIT TRUST OF INDIA

MUMBAI

2002 UT/DBDM/ R -1% /SPD- 60/2001-2002

The amendments to the provisions of the Senior Citizens' Unit Scheme formulated under section 21 of the Unit Trust of India Act, 1963 (52 of 1963) and the Senior Citizens' Unit Plan formulated in relation to the scheme under section 19 (1) (8) (c) of the said Act. approved by the Executive Committee in the meeting held on 25"' FerjptKiry 2002>t6 come into effect from 4"1 March 2002 are published herebelow.

S CHKTTERJI

DEPUTYXENERAL MANAGER

fSUSJNESS DEVELOPMENT AND MARKETING

1. T^e third and fourth sentences of-clause VIII titled "Withdrawal from membership' in ihe provisions of Senior Citizens' Unit Scheme are amended as: ....Alter coinffl'euon of three years, a member may withdraw anytime and he will be paid an amount equal to the subscription amount compounded at the rate of appreciation declared under the plan during the year immediately preceding the year of withdrawal or 8% whichever is lower, after making adjustments for the insurance premia paid, if any. Further this rate may be reset every year at the beginning when the annual appreciation is declared depending on the prevailing market conditions......

2. The third and fourth sentences of clause 4 titled Withdrawal from membership' in the provisions of Senior Citizens' Unit Plan are amended as: ....After completion of three years, a member may withdraw anytime and he will be paid an amount equal to the subscription amount compounded at the rate of appreciation declared under the plan during the year immediately preceding the year of withdrawal or 8% whichever is lower, after making adjustments for the insurance premia paid, it a^y. Further this rate may he reset every year at the beginning when the annual aj\p*ftt.'iaiion is declared depending on the prevailing market conditions1510 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2

UNIT TRUST OF INDIA

MUMBAI

2002 UT/DBDM/R- 1% /SPD-3/2001-2002

The amendments to the provisions/offer documents of the unit schemes formulated under section 21 of the Unit Trust of India Act, 1963(52 of 1963) and plans formulated under section 19(1) (8) (c) of the said Act in relation to the unit schemes made under section 21 of the said Act, approved by the Executive Committee in the meeting held on 25'" February 2002 to come into effect not later than 1st May 2002 are published herebelow. /

S CHATTERJI fftm JTY GENERAL MANAGER BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND MARKETING

The following amendments have been made to the provisions/offer documents of unit schemes/plans

I - Children's Gift Growth Fund 1986(CGGF)

1) (10) Repurchase of units (iin)Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may he prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(lST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on ihe NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Satuidays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable tor the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable.

II - Monthly i.icoine Plan 1995 |MIP 95)

1) VII. Limitations on expenses.

Monthh average Net Asset Value' will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value' wherever applicable. 2) XI. Repurchase of units {t] .. On completion of the lock-in-period i.e. 30-06-96, the NAV based repurchase prVe• filial 1 be declared once even' month commencing from 01/07/96. The Trust mayPART HI—She. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1511 switch In declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time. (2) Monthly Income option: UTI will offer to repurchase the units from the second year of the Plan. Repurchase will be based on NAV... (6) Cumulative Option ....Repurchase will be bused on NAV.... ((>A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received alter 2.p.m.(1ST), on any working day, repurchase will be i-jsed on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other lime as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 3) XTV. Determination of Net Asset Value (NAV) ...On completion of lock-in-period i.e. _i 0/06/96, the NAV shall be declared once even month commencing from 01/07/96 or al such inteivals as may be appiovcd by SEBT. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.

Ill - Monthly Income Plan 1997 (MIP 97)

1) IX. Repurchase of units (I)..,. The repurchase price will be bused on the NAV of units .... From 01-05-2000 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more lliau one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may he decided from time to lime... (2) Monthly Income option: ... Repurchase price will be based on NAV.... From 01- 05-2000 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daiiv basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... (7) Capital Growth Option .... Repurchase price will be based on NAV.... (7A)Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(1ST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the nexl working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other lime as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) IV. Determination of Net Asset Value (NAV) ... The NAVs shall be issued to the press for publication after six months from the commencement of the plan i.c on 01.11.97 and on a monthly basis thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time1512 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4 3) VI. I imitations on expenses, VIII Development Reserve Fund (DRF) contribution and IX. Staff Welfare Fund Contribution. Monthly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

IV - Monthly Income Plan 1997 (II) [MIP 97 (II)]

1) IX. Repurchase of units (1).... The repurchase price will be based on the NAV of units .... From 01-07-2000 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time... (2) Monthly Income option: ... Repurchase price will be based on NAV.... From 01- 07-2000 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... (7) Capital Growth Option .... Repurchase price will be based on NAV.... (7A)Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(1ST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) IV. Computation and disclosure of Net Asset Value The NAVs shall be issued to the press for publication after six months from the commencement of the plan i.e on 01.01.98 and on a monthly basis thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time 3) VI. Limitation on expenses, VIII Development Reserve Fund (DRF) contribution and IX. Staff Welfare Fund Contribution. Monthly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

V - Monthly Income Plan 97 (III) [MIP 97 (III)]

1) IX. Repurchase of units (1).... The repurchase price will be based on the NAV of units .... From 0] -09-2000 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time...' 2) Monthly Income option: ... Repurchase price will be based on NAV.... From 01-09- 2000 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. ThePART III—She. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6. 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) I _-S 13 Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... (6) Cumulative Option .... Repurchase price will be based on NAV.... (6A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. lor all applications received after 2.p.m.(1ST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. [f the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2)FV. Computation and disclosure of Net Asset Value The NAVs shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the closure of subscription and on a monthly basis thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time 3) VI. Limitation on expenses, VIII Development Reserve Fund (DRF) contribution and IX. Staff Welfare Fund Contribution. Monthly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with Daily average Net As>ui Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

VI - Monthly Income plan 97 (IV) [MIP 97 (IV)|

1) IX. Repurchase of units (I).... The repurchase price will be based on the NAV of units .... From 01-11-2000 the repurchase price will he announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... 2) Monthly Income option: ... Repurchase price will be based on NAV.... From 01-11- 2000 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one llionth. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time....

(6) Cumulative Option

... Repurchase price will be based on NAV....

(oA)Repurchasc in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may he prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(1ST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other lime as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications recehed on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday, If the Willowing Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai. the NAV applicable lor the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) IV. Computation and disclosure of Net Asset Value

The N A Vs shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the closure of subscription and on a monthly basis thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation o\' NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time

12—QGI/2OO21514 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4 3) VI. I,:r.::t::t'"is on expenses, VIII Development Reserve Fund (DRF) contribution and IX. Staff Welfare Fund Contribution. Monthly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

VII - Monthly Income Plan 97 (V) [MIP 97(V)]

1) I \. Repurchase of units (I ).... The repurchase price will be based on the NAV of units .... From 01-01-2001 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month, e.g. The repurchase price valid for a month is based on the NAV determined on the last valuation of the preceding month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... 2) Monthly Income option: ... Repurchase price will be based on NAV.... From 01-01- JOOI ihc repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust mav switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be'decided from time to time... <(>) Annual & Cumulative Options

... Repurchase price will be based on NAVs.... From 01-01-2001 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to lime.,., (f)A)Repurchusc in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(1ST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) IV. Computation and disclosure of Net Asset Value The NAVs shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the closure of subscription and on a monthly basis thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time 3) VI. Limitations on expenses, VIII Development Reserve Fund (DRF) contribution and IX. Staff Welfare Fund Contribution. Monthly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

VIII - Monthly Income Plan 98 (MIP 98)

1) IX. Repurchase of units (1 ).... The repurchase price will be based on the NAV of units .... From 01-04-2001 the repurchase price will be annpunced at intervals of not more than one month, e.g. The repurchase price valid for a month is based on the NAV determined on the last valuationPART III—SEC. 4J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1515 day of the preceding month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... 2) Mrmthly Income option: ... Repurchase price will be based on NAV.... From 01-04- 2001 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time... (6) Annual & Cumulative Options .... Repurchase price will be based on NAVs.... From 01-04-2001 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.,.. (6A)Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day- For all applications recerved after 2.p.m.(1ST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be,prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non^Working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next workiwg^Jay in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) IV. Computation and disclosure of Net Asset Value The NAVs shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the closure of subscription and on a monthly basis thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or al such intervals as may be decided from time to time 3) VI. Limitations on expenses, VIII Development Reserve Fund (DRF) contribution and IX. Staff Welfare Fund Contribution. Monthly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

IX - Monthly Income Plan 1998 (11) [MIP 98 (II)]

1) VII. Repurchase of units (1).... The repurchase price will be based on the NAV of units .... From 01-07-2001 the repurchase price will be announced al intervals of not more than one month, e.g. The repurchase price valid for a month is based on the NAV determined on the last valuation day of the preceding month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... 2) Monthly Income option: ... Repurchase price will be based on NAV.... From 01-07- 2001 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time... (3) Annual & Cumulative Options ..., Repurchase price will be based on NAVs.... From 01-07-2001 the repurchase price will he announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time....

1516 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

(.i A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(lST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to. be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) XII. NAV determination and valuation of assets (1)....The NAVs shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the closure of subscription and on a monthly basis thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time 3)V. Expenses. Monthly average nefasset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

X - Monthly Income Flan 98(111) |MIP 98 (III)]

1) VII. Repurchase of units (1).... The repurchase price will be based on the NAV of units .... From 01-09-2001 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month, e.g. The repurchase price valid for a month is based on the NAV determined on the last valuation day of the preceding month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... 2) Monthly Income option: ... Repurchase price will be based on NAV.... From 01-09- 2001 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time... (3) Annual & Cumulative Options .... Repurchase price will be based on NAVs.... From 01-09-2001 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time lo time.... (3A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(1ST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2)\II. NAV determination and valuation of assets ( I I.... The NAVs shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the closure ol subscription and on a monthly basis thereafter. The' Trust may switch toPART III—SEC. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1517 calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time 3) V. Expenses. Monthly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with "Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

XI - Monthly Income Plan 98 (IV) fMIP 98(IV)]

1) VII. Repurchase of units (1).... The repurchase price will be based on the NAV of units .... From 01-12-2001 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month, e.g. The repurchase price valid for a month is based on the NAV determined on the last valuation day of the preceding month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... 2) Monthly Income option: ... Repurchase price will be based on NAV.... From 01-12- 2001 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time... (3) Annual & Cumulative Options .... Repurchase price will be based on NAVs.... From 01-12-2001 the repurchase price will be. announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... (3 A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(1ST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2)XII. NAV determination and valuation of assets

(1)....The NAVs shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the closure of subscription and on a monthly basis thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time 3) V. Expenses. Monthly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

XII - Monthly Income Plan 1998(V) [MIP 98(V)]

1) VII. Repurchase of units (1).... The repurchase price will be based on the NAV of units .... From 01 -02-2002 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month, e.g. The repurchase price valid for a month is based on the NAV determined on the last valuation1518 THE GAZETTE OH INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) LPART III—SEC. 4 day of the preceding month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... 2) Monthly Income option: ... Repurchase price will be based on NAV.... From 01-02- 2002 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time... (3) Annual & Cumulative Options .... Repurchase price will be based on NAVs.... From 01-02-2002 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... (3A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may he prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2,p.m.(lST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the N AV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday, If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) XII. NAV determination and valuation of assets (1).... The NAVs shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the closure of subscription and on a monthly basis thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time 3) V. Expenses. Monthly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

XIII - Monthly Income Plan 1999 (MIP 99)

1) VII. Repurchase of units (1).... I he repurchase price will be based on the NAV of units and shall be issued to the press for publication six months from the date of commencement of the plan .... and on a quarterly basis thereafter till 31.05.2002 From 01-06-2002 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month, e.g. The repurchase price valid for a month is based on ihe NAV determined on the last valuation day of the preceding month. 1 he Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... 2) Monthly Income option: ... Repurchase price will be based on NAV and shall be issued to the press lor publication six months from the date of commencement of the plan and on a quarterly basis thereafter till 31,05.2002 From 01-06-2002 the repurchase price will be announced tit intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time... (3) Annual & Cumulative OptionsPART TTT—SLC. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, -2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1519 .... Repurchase price will be based on NAVs and shall be issued to the press for publication six months from the dale of commencement of the plan .... and on a quarterly basis thereafter till 31.05.2002. From 01-06-2002 the repurchase price will be announced at intervals of not more than one month. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or al such intervals as may be decided from time to time,... (3 A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(1ST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received al'ler 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) XII. NAV determination and valuation of assets (1)....The NAVs shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the date of commencement of the plan and on a monthly basis thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time 3) V. Expenses. Monthly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

XIV - Monthly Income Plan 99 (II) |MIP 99(11)]

1) VIII. Repurchase of units (1).... The repurchase price will be based on the NAV of units and shall be issued to the press for publication six months from the date of commencement of the plan .... and on a weekly basis thereafter. The repurchase price valid for a week (Monday to Sunday) will be based on the NAV of the Wednesday of the preceding week The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... (3 A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(1ST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) XIII NAV determination and valuation of assets (1) ... I he NAVs shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the closure of subscription and on a weekly basis (applicable from next Monday to Sunday with valuation date being the previous Wednesday) thereafter. The Trust may switch to1520 THE GAZETTE OP INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4 calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time 3) VI. Expenses. Weekly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

XV - Monthly Income Plan 2000 (MIP 2000)

1) VIII. Repurchase of units (1).... The repurchase price will be based on the NAV of units and shall be issued to the press for publication six months from the date of commencement of the plan .... and thereafter on a weekly basis. The repurchase price valid for a week (Monday to Sunday) will be based on the NAV of the Wednesday of the preceding week.The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided Ironi time to time... (3 A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be'prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(lST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working'day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) XIII. NAV determination and valuation of assets (1).. .The NAVs shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the closure of subscription and on a weekly basis (applicable from next Monday to Sunday with valuation date being the previous Wednesday) thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time- 3) VI."Expenses. Weekly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

XVI - Monthly Income Plan 2000 (Second) / Monthly Income Plan 2000 (Third)

I) VHI. Repurchase of units (1).... The repurchase price will be based on the NAV of units and shall be issued to the press for publication six months from the date of commencement of the plan .... and thereafter on a weekly basis. The repurchase price valid for a week (Monday to Sunday) will be based on the NAV of the Wednesday of the preceding week If Wednesday is holiday in the state of Maharashtra, then NAV as of immediate preceding working day will IK considered. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... (3A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(lST), on any working day, repurchase will be basedPAW- III—SFC. 4] THE GAZJSTTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHA1TRA 16, 1924) 1521 on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Mpnday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next forking day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) XIII. NAV determination and valuation of assets The NAVs shall be issued to. the press for publication within six months from the closure of subscription and on a weekly basis (applicable from next Monday to Sunday with valuation date being the previous Wednesday) thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time 3) VI. Expenses. Weekly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

XVII - Monthly Income Plan 2001 (MIP 2001)

1) VIII. Repurchase of units (1).... The repurchase price will be based on the NAV of units and shall be issued to the press for publication six months from the date of commencement of the plan .... and thereafter on a weekly basis. The repurchase price valid for a week (Monday to Sunday) will be based on the NAV of the Wednesday of the preceding week. If Wednesday is holiday in the state of Maharashtiu. then NAV as of immediate preceding working day will be considered. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time (3 A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.nr. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(1ST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2)XIII. NAV determination and valuation of assets

(1) (d) The NAVs under different options shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the closure of subscription and thereafter on a weekly basis (applicable from next Monday to Sunday with valuation date being the previous Wednesday). The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time 3) VI. Expenses. Weekly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

XVIII - Unit Linked Insurance Plan < ULIP)

1) VII. Sale of units

13—9GI/2OO21522 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4 (aa) In respect of all applications for sale received and accepted at the branch office of UTI/ UTI Financial Centres/authorised collection centres of UTI with Cash Management Service (CMS) or other authorised centres as prescribed by UTI by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed by UTI from time to time on a particular day the applicable TMAV will be that of the/Same day. All applications received and accepted after 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed by UTI from time to time will be governed by the NAV of the next working day. For applications tendered at other authorised centres as prescribed by UTI the applicable NAV will be T + actual number of days but in any case will not be beyond the 5th working day (T+5) from the date of receipt (T) of such applications at these offices/ centres.

(e) UTI may, however, change the valuation day and the periodicity for calculating and declaring NAV and sale price as it may decide from time to time. Any such change will be intimated to members suitably. 2)VII1. Repurchase of units 3. Repurchase price of units will not be more than 7% below the applicable NAV... 7. Units will be repurchased at NAV based price which is currently determined on a weekly basis. Presently the repurchase price valid for 7 days period (Monday to Sunday) is based on the NAV calculated with the valuation day being the previous Wednesday or any other day as may be decided by UTI. If any Wednesday happens to be a holiday in the Stale of Maharashtra, the repurchase price will be based on the NAV based on the valuation day being the immediately preceding working day. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time. (7A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(lST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable, 3)VI. Expenses. Weekly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily, average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

XIX - The Unit Scheme tor Charitable and Religious Trusts and Registered

Societies 1981. (CRTS 1981)

1 )Hishli£hts S.Currently. sale will be at NAV. 2) VI. Expenses. Weekly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable. 3)VII. Sale of units (aa) In respect ol aU applications for sale received and accepted at the branch office of UTI/ UTI financial Centres/authorised collection centres of UTI with Cash ManagementPARI III—Sbc. 4] THE GAZETTE "OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2(K)2 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1523 Service (CMS>

(3 A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(1ST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable.

XX - Children's Career Plan (CCP)

1)VI. Expenses. Weekly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable. 2)VIII. Repurchase of units. (cc) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(1ST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable.

XXI - Retirement Benefit Plan (RBP)

1) VI. Expenses. Weekly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with "Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable. 2) VIII. Sale of units (aa) In respect of all applications for sale received and accepted at the branch office of UTI/ UTI Financial Centres/authorised collection centres of UTI with Cash Management Service (CMS) or other authorised centres as prescribed by UTI by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed by UTI from time to time on a particular day the applicable NAV •will be that of the same day. All applications received and accepted after 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed by UTI from time to time will be1524 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PARI III—SEC. 4 governed by the NAV of the next working day. For applications tendered at other authorised centres as prescribed by UTI the applicable NAV will be T + actual number of days but in any case will not be beyond the 5th working day (T+5) from the date of receipt (T) of such applications at these offices/ centres. 3) XII. Repurchase of units. (1 A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(lST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable.

XXII - UTI Manila Unit Scheme (MUS)

1)VI. Expenses. Weekly average net asset value/net assets will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable. 2)VH. Sale of units (dd) In respect of all applications for sale received and accepted at the branch office of UTI/ UTI Financial Centres/authorised collection centres of UTI with Cash Management Service (CMS) or other authorised centres as prescribed by UTI by 2p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed by UTI from time to time on a particular day the applicable NAV will be that of the same day. All applications received and accepted after 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed by UTI from time to time will be governed by the NAV of the next working day. For applications tendered at other authorised centres as prescribed by UTI the applicable NAV will be T + actual number of days but in any case will not be beyond the 5th working day (T+5) from the date of receipt (T) of such applications at these offices/ centres. (e) UTI may, however, change the valuation day and the periodicity for calculating and declaring NAV and sale price as it may decide from time to time. Any such change will be intimated to members suitably. 3) IX. Procedure for repurchase of units (1 A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(IST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 5. Units will be repurchased at NAV, based price which is currently determined on a weekly basis. Presently the repurchase price valid for 7 days period (Monday to Sunday) is based on the NAV calculated with the valuation day being the. previous Wednesday. If any Wednesday happens to be a holiday in the State of Maharashtra, the valuation day will be the immediatelyPART HI—SEC. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHA1TRA 16, 1924) 1525 preceding working day. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.

XXIII - HSFUS - 97

1) X. Repurchase of units (i).... Repurchase price shall be at a discount not exceeding 5% to the NAV. The repurchase price shall be declared once every week commencing from 01/07/2000. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time. (2A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(1ST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If. the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai. the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) XIII Publication of repurchase price The Unit Trust shall, after the determination of the repurchase price, issue it to the press for publication on a weekly basis or daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time. 3) XVI. Computation and disclosure of Net Asset Value.

This NAV shall be issued to the press for publication within 90 days from the commencement of the scheme and on a weekly basis thereafter. The Trust rftay switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time. 4) XXVII Reinvestment of income distribution in further units.

the whole of the income distributable instead of being paid to the unitholder be

reinvested in further units at ex-dividend NAV (without any sales load). 5)VIII. limitation on expenses XXVIII Development Reserve Fund (DRF) contribution and XXIX. Staff Welfare Fund Contribution.

Weekly average Net Asset Value/net assets' will be replaced with Daily average Net

Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

XXIV - IISFUS - 97 (II)

1) X. Repurchase of units (1) (i).... Repurchase price shall be at a discount not exceeding 5% to the NAV. The repurchase price valid for Monday to Sunday of a week is based on the NAV of the previous Wednesday. The repurchase price shall be declared once every week commencing from lsl February 2001. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time. (2A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(IST). on any working day, repurchase will be based1526 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2J302 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4 on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed o"afly working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays wilH>e at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following "Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) XIII Publication of repurchase price The Unit Trust shall, after the determination of the repurchase price, issue it to the press for publication on a weekly basis or daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time. 3) XVI. Computation and disclosure of Net Asset Value. ....This NAV shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the commencement oikhe scheme and on a weekly basis thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or. at such intervals as may be decided from time to time. 4) XXVII Reinvestment of income distribution in further units. .... the whole of the income distributable instead of being paid to the unitholder be reinvested in further units at ex-dividend NAV (without any sales load). 5)VIII. Limitation on expenses XXVIII Development Reserve Fund (DRF) contribution and XXIX. Staff Welfare Fund Contribution. "Weekly average Net Asset Value/net assets' will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

XXV - IISFUS - 98

1) X. Repurchase of units (1)..., Repurchase price shall be at a discount not exceeding 5% to the NAV. The repurchase price valid for Monday to Sunday of a week is based on the NAV of the previous Wednesday. The repurchase price shall be declared once every week commencing from 1st June 2001. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time. (2A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(IST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) XIII Publication of repurchase price The Unit Trust shall, after the determination of the repurchase price, issue it to the press for publication on a weekly basis or daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time. 3) XVI. Computation and disclosure of Net Asset Value. ... .This NAV shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the commencement of the scheme and on a weekly basis thereafter. The Trust may switch toPART III—SEC. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL T5, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1527 calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time. 4) XXVII Reinvestment of income distribution in further "mits. .... the whole of the income distributable instead of being paid to the unitholder be reinvested in further units at ex-dividend NAV (without any sales load). 5)VIII. Limitation on expenses XXVIII Development Reserve Fund (DRF) contribution and XXIX. Staff Welfare Fund Contribution. 'Weekly average Net Asset Value/net assets' will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

XXVI - IISFUS 98 (II)

1)VII. Repurchase of units (1) (i).... Repurchase price shall be at a discount not exceeding 5% to the NAV. IJie repurchase price shall be declared once every week commencing from 1st January 2002. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.

(2A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(IST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) XII. NAV determination and valuation of assets (1) ... .This NAV shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the commencement of the scheme and on a weekly basis thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time. 3) V. Expenses.

'Weekly average Net Asset Value/net assets* will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

XXVII - NRI Fund

X. Repurchase of units: (1) Annual & Cumulative Options ...Repurchase prices will be based on the NAVs and shall be issued to the press for publication after six months from the date of commencement of the Fund i.e. on 01.12.98 and on a quarterly basis thereafter till 31.05.2001. From 01.06.2001 the repurchase price will be announced every week. The repurchase price valid for a week is based on the NAV determined on the last valuation day of the preceding week. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time 2) XXIII. Computation and disclosure of Net Asset Value (NAV)i!528 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4 ....The NAVs shall be issued to the press for publication within six months from the closure of subscription and on a weekly basis thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis oar at such intervals as may be decided from time to time. 3) Limitation on expenses* XXVII Development Reserve Fund (DRF) contribution and XXVIII. Staff Welfare Fund Contribution. 'Weekly average Net Asset Value/net assets' will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

XXVIII - GCGIP 9*4

1) XIII. of scheme and clause VII Of Plan provisions - Repurchase of units (1 A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m: (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for thai day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(IST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2)Clause XVI. 'Publication of theiNet Asset Value' (a)... .The NAV may be announced every week from the date repurchases are allowed by the TrusfancT shall be published in the leading daily newspapers in India. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time....

XXIX - HUS

1)VII Repurchase of units Every unitholding cancellation. Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(IST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the foHowing Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 2) VIIIA Publication of sale and repurchase price Sale prices and repurchases to be effective after-lock in period of 5 years will be NAV based and will be declared on weekly basis. The Trust may switch to declaration of repurchase price on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.

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XXX-T;t)P

1) IV. Publication of Net Asset Value (a)....The NAV may be announced every week after one year from the date of commencement of the Plan and shall be published in the leading daily newspapers in India. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.... (b) In the event of unforeseen circumstances, if the valuation is not so published on a day or on one or more days, the Trust shall not be deemed to have violated any of the terms of offer of units by it. 2) VIII Repurchase of units 5) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time, as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(IST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable.

XXXI - SIF

1) VIII.Sale of units (cc) In respect of all applications for sale received and accepted at the branch office of UTI/ UTI Financial Centres/authorised collection centres of 'UTI with Cash Management Service (CMS) or other authorised centres as prescribed by UTI by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed by UTI from time to time on a particular day the applicable NAV will be that of the same day. All applications received and accepted after 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed by UTI from time to time will be governed by the NAV of the next working day. For applications tendered at other authorised centres as prescribed by UTI the applicable NAV will be T + actual number of days but in any case will not be beyond the 5th working day (T+5) from the date of receipt (T) of such applications at these offices/ centres.

2) IX. Expenses.

'Weekly average Net Asset Value/net assets' will be replaced with * Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable. 3) XII.Repurchase (2A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may be prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For all applications received after 2.p.m.(IST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on the NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 p.m. or such other time as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable.

14—9 GI/2OO21530 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART HI—SEC. 4

XXXI1 Masiersimj-c %

1) XVI Publication of the Net Asset Value (c) The Net Asset Value of the Fund shall be calculated at Bombay in accordance with the provisions ,. .at the close of business on each Thursday (or the previous working day if it is a holiday) Valuation so published shall be valid till the next publication ot value.

(d) In the event of unforeseen circumstances, if the valuation is not so published for a gi\en week or for one or more such weeks, the Fund shall not be deemed to have violated any of the terms of offer of units by it.

(e) The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.

2)XVII Trading of units a) The Fund will announce the net asset value determined on Thursday/on the previous working day if it is a holiday/ daily or at such other intervals as may be decided and intimate'the value to all the Stock Exchanges for the purpose of being quoted.

XXXIII - MEP 99

1) V. Expenses.

Weekly average Net Asset Value/net assets' will be replaced with 'Daily average Net

X T A WU i Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable. 2) VIII. Repurchase oi units 4)... The repurchase price at which a unit will be repurchased will be NAV based declared from time to time. (5A) Repurchase in respect of applications received by 2 p.m. (1ST) or such other time as may he prescribed on a working day will be based on NAV applicable for that day. For alfapplications received after 2.p.m.(IST), on any working day, repurchase will be based on Ihc NAV of the next working day. Accordingly, the applications received after 2.00 n m or such other lime as may be prescribed on any working Friday and the applications received on Saturdays and Sundays will be at NAV applicable for the following Monday. If the following Monday happens to be a non-working day in Mumbai, the NAV applicable for the next working day in Mumbai will be applicable. 3)XIJ. NAV determination and valuation of assets

The NAV shall be issued to the press for publication six months from the commencement of the scheme i.e. on 1st October 1999 and thereafter on a weekly basis. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time.

XXXIV - Master Value Unit Plan (MVUP)

l)Highlights NAV of the scheme will be determined at daily intervals. 2)XI. NAV determination and valuation of assetsPART III—Sir. 4| THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16. 1924) 1531 1. ... I he NAV shall be issued for publication within six months from the closure of subscription and on a weekly basis thereafter. The Trust may switch to calculation of NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as may be decided from time to time. 3) V. Expenses.

"Weekly average Net Asset Value/net assets' will be replaced with 'Daily average Net Asset Value/net assets' wherever applicable.

XXXV - BGVMTP

X Valuation of assets pertaining to this scheme. (D) The Net Asset Value (NAV) of the scheme may be calculated by determining the value of the scheme's assets and subtracting therefrom the liabilities of the scheme taking into consideration the accruals and provisions. The NAV per unit may be calculated by dividing the NAV of the scheme by the total number of units issued and outstanding on the Valuation day. The Trust may calculate NAV on daily basis or at such intervals as flaa^Jbt: decided from time to time.

J532 THE GAZETTE Oh INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (Ministry of Labour, Govl. of India)

New Delhi-110066, the 13 March 2002 No. C. I/4(3O)/2O01/DL/84O01

CORRIGENDUM

In partial modification, the date of coverage mentioned against the establishment notified at S.No.39 vide notification No. C.I(4)/DL(1699)/99/720 dated 5th June, 1999 published at page 1824 of Gazette of India in Part III Section 4 be treated as under-

S.No. Code No.

Name & Address of the Estt

Date of Coverage 39 DL/19400

01-01-2000

M/s. Sri Srinfleri Sharada, Institute of Management, Shankara Vidya Kendra Paschimi Marg, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi-110057

(TRILOK CHANO)

Regional Provident Fund CommlsslonerfCompllance)

PART III—SEC. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1533

EMPLOYEES1 PROVIDENT FUND ORGANISATION (CENTRAL OFFICER BHAVISHYA NIDHI B UM AN, 14, BHIKAJI CAMA PLACE, NEW DELin-66.

Dated

C.P.F.C.l(4)KN/(1992)2001

S.O. Whereas it


  1. M/s Mattigatti Vyavasaya Sava Sahakari Bant Niyamitj, KN/HBL/ 17952 Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of Section 1 of the said Act, Central provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the above mentioned establishments from andwith with effect from the date mentioned against the name of each of the oaid establishments. (TRILOK CHAND) REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER. ↩
1534 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

C.P.F.C.l(4)PN/(2002)2001 S.o. Whereas it appears to the Central provident Fund Commissioner that the employer and the majority of employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees' Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952(19 of 1952), should be made applicable to their respective establishments namelyi- S.NO. Code No,

Name & address of the estt. Date of Coveraae.

1.12.1995

M/s capital securty Service

PN/1437 3

1.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of Section 1 of the said Act, Central Provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the above mentioned establishments from andwlth. with effect from the date mentioned against the name of each of the said establishments.

ITRILOK CHAND)

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER.

PARI III—SKC\ 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1535

Dated

C.P.P.C.l(4)DL(1966)2001

S.O. Whereas it

appears to the Central provident Fund Commissioner that the employer and the majority of employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees' Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952(19 of 1952), should be made applicable to their respective establishments namelyi- S,NO. Code No,

Name & address of the estt. Date of Coveraae.

M/s Computer Engineering.

1.6,2001

Dl/24640

1.

1.6.2001

DL/24766

M/s CSL stock Broking

2.

Now therefore is exercise of the powers conferred by Sub- section (4) of section 1 of the said Act.Central Provident Fund Commissioner herby apply the provisions of the said Act. to the above mentioned establishments from and with effect from the date mentioned against the name of each of the said establishment.

( TRILOK CHAND )

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER?

1536 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

Dated ^_

C.P.F.C t(4>DL/U993)2001

8,0. Whereas it

appears to the Central provident Fund Commissioner that the employer

and the majority of employees in relation to the following

establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees'

Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952(19 of 1952)

should be made applicable to their respective establishments namelyt-

S.NO.

Name & address of the estt.

Date of Cover acre r

Code Nof

DL/25032

1*9.2001

1.

M/s SAL Clearing & Forwaroing

Agency.

DL/24944

2.

1.9.2001

M/s Bharat DTubewelis Drilling

Engineers & Consulatants.

Now therefore in exercise of the powers conferred by

sub-section (4) of section 1 of the said Act,Central provident

Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act*

to the above mentioned establishments from and with effect from

the date mentioned against the name of the said establishment.

t TRILOK CHAND )

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER.

PARI III—SKC. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1537

Dated

C.P.F.Cl (4)KN/( 1989 ) 2001

S.O. Whereas it

appears to the Central provident Fund Commissioner that the employer

and the majority of employees in relation to the following

establishments have agreed that the provisiona of the Employees'

provident Funds and Miscellaneous provisions Act* 1952419 of 1952),

should be made applicable to their respective establishments namelyt-

Code NO,

S.No.

Name & address of the estt.

Date of Coveraae.

1.6.1997

M/n Siri Karya Systems pvt Ltd

KH/19976

1.

KH/17910

1.4.1999

2.

li/s ?he Shlggaon urban Co-op

Bank Ltd,

Kil/24717

1.5.2000

H/a V.Engines India pvt. Ltd.

3.

1.2,2000

4.

KN/17931

M /B the Cardomom Merchants

Cooperative Bank Ltd*

KH/23488

1.11,1997

M /B Wishbone System ( P ) Ltd.

5. 6.

KN/20473

H/s Sri Devi Kripa Associates

1.11,2000

KN/24877

M/a Neri Engineering.

1,10.2000

KN/25X43

7. 8.

M/s Ramu & Associates,

11.9,2000

9.

KN/2OR46

M/a M.P.C.Holdings ( P ) Ltd.

1.5,2001

.Now, therefore in exercise of the powers conferred by

Sub-section (4) of section 1 of the said Act, Central provident

Fund commissioner hereby apply "*!• provision of the said Act, to

the above mentioned establishments from and with effect from the

date mentioned against the name of each of the -.aid establishment.

( TRXLOK CHAND )

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER,

15—9GI/20021-VlK T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PARI III—SEC. 4 Dated

CP.FoC.l (4)KN/UO12)2002

S.O. Whereas it appears to the Central provident Fund Commissioner that the employer and the majority of employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees' Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952(19 of 1952), should be made applicable to their respective establishments namely$- S.NO. Code No,

Name & address of the estt. Date of Coveraae.

M/s Appshop ( India )pvt. Ltd. 1.12.2000 KN/24984

1.

M/a Claritas ( INDIA )pvt. Ltd

. 1.5.2001 2.

3.

KN/25202 KN/205fe0

M/a Partek Computers & software Private Limited 1.9.2001 Now therefore in exercise of the powers conferred by sub- section (4) of section 1 of the said Act, Central Provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act, to the above mentioned establishments from and with effect from the date mentioned against the name of each of the establishment.

( TRItflJK CHAND )

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER,P4 BT ITT_SP<- 41 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA. APRIL 6. 2002 (CHAITRA 16. 1924) 1539 Dated

C.P.P.C.l (4)KH/(2005)/2001

S.O, Whereas it

appears to the Central provident Fund Commissioner that the employer and the majority of employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees1 Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Ast, 1952(19 of 1952), should be made applicable to their respective establishments namelyi-

S.Np.

Code NO.

Name & address of the e s t t. Date of Coveraoe.

1,1*2001

KN/25042

1.

M/a Simply Soft wchoologi"J

pvt. Ltd.

Now, therefore, in exerci3e of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of Section 1 of the said Act, Central Provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the above mentioned establishments from andwith with effect from the date mentioned aqainst the name of each of the said establishments.

(TRILOK CHAND)

REGIONAL PHOVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER.

1540 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

Dated

C.P.T.C. l(4)/KN(1999)/2OOl

S.o. Whereas it

appears to the Central provident Fund Commissioner that the employer

and the majority of employees in relation to the following

establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees'

Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952(19 of 1952),

should be made applicable to their respective establishments namelyi-

S.No.

Code No,

Mam* & address of the estt.

Date of Coveraa*.

1,2.2001

KN/20508

1.

M/s sri Janardhana & Mahakali

Temple

1.6.2000

Ktf/21347

2.

M/s Arunodaya Mahile Mandal

society.Gnana Vidyalaya

primary School. a

1.3.2001

M/s M.P.C.S.Ltd.

KN/22683

3.

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd

KN/22682

4*

1.3.2001

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd (Mandya )

KN/22681

5.

1.3.2001

6.

1.3.2001

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd ( Mandya )

KN/22680

1.3.2001

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

KN/22679

7.

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

KN/22678

8.

1.3.2001

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

KN/22677

9.

1.3.2001

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

KN/22676

10.

15.5.1997

M/B M.P.C.S..-Ltd. ( Mandya )

KM/22675

1.3.2001

M/S M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

KN/22670

11. 12,

1.3.2001

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

KN/22671

13.

1.3.2001

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd, ( Mandya )

KM/22672

14,

1.3.2001

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

KN/22673

15,

1.3.2001

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

KM/22674

16.

1.3.2001

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

KN/22684

17.

1.7.2001

KM/20548

18.

M/s Anoguddo Sri vinayaka

Tomple ( Kumbasi )

1.4.2001

M/s Talash Technologies

KN/20533

19.

1.3.2001

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

KK/22666

20.

1.3.2001

M/s M.P.C.S.Ltd. ( Mandya )

KN/22665

21.

PART III—SEC. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16. 1924) 1541

KN/22664

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

KN/22^63

23.

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

KN/22662

24.

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

KN/2S656

25.

M/fl M.P.W.C.S. Ltd ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

KN/22652

26.

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

KN/22651

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

KM/22650

27. 26.

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandt )

1.3.2001

29.

KN/22690

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

KN/22689

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

30.

1.3.2001

KN/22688

31.

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

KN/22687

32.

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

KM/22686

33.

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

34.

KN/22685

M/s M.P.C.S. fitd. ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

KK/22661

35.

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

KN/22660

36.

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

37.

M/s M.P.W.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

TCN/22659

1.3.2001

KN/22658

38.

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

ICN/22657

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. Mandya )

39.

1.3.2001

KN/22668

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

KM/22669

40. 41.

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

K^/22648

42.

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

43.

KN/22647

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

Ktf/22646

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

1.3.2001

44. 45.

KN/22667

M/s M.P.C.S. Ltd. ( Mandya )

1.3,2001

46.

KH/28037

1.4*2001

M/s Primary Argiculture CO-op

Bank Ltd.

47.

KN/28041

1.1.2001

M/s Raithara Sava Sahakara Bank

Niyamitha Bennur

Now, therefore* in exercise of the powers conferred by

sub-section (4) of Section 1 of the said Act, Central provident Fund

Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Aet, to* the above

mentioned establishments from and with effect from the date mentioned

against the name of each of the said establishment.

ITRILQK CHAND)

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER.

1542 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

Dated

C.P#F.C.l(4)DV(1997)/(2001)

S.O. Whereas it

appears to the Central provident Fund Commissioner that the employer and the majority of employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees1 provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952(19 of 1952), should be made applicable to their respective establishments namelyi- S.NO. Code N OT

Name & address of the estt. Date of Coveraae.

1.12.2000

M/s J.M.D. Cargo (P) Ltd.

DL/24074

1*

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of Section 1 of the said Act, Central provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the above mentioned establishments from andwith with effect from the date mentioned against the name of each of the said establishments.

(TRILOK CHAND)

JtEGIONAL JPBOVIDBNT FUND COMMISSIONER.

p.VRT in—sec. 41 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1543

D a ted

C.P#F.C.l(4)3J/(2013)/2001

S.O. Whereas it

appears to the Central provident Fund Commissioner that the employer and the majority of employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees' provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952(19 of 1952), should be made applicable to their respective establishments namelyt- S.NO.

Code No.

Name & address of the e s t t. Date <)f C o v e r a a e. GJ/21639

1.

M/s jairaj Mui,ttraedia Ltd.

30,4.2001 ™ "^ A v. w -^ , N o w' t h e r e f° r e, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of Section 1 of the said Act, Central provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the above mentioned establishments from andwlth with effect from the date mentioned against the name of each of the said establishments.

(TRILOK CHAND)

REGIONAL, PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER.

1544 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

Dated

S.O.NO.C.P.F.C. 1(4)/GJ (1960/2001 M h e r e aa it appears to the Central Provident Fund Commissioner that the employers and .

the majority of employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees' provident Fund and Miscellaneous provisions Act, 1952 (19 of 1952) shouLd be made applicable to their respective eatabliohments nam"lyi-

S „tfo.

Code No.

Name & address of the e s t t. Date of Coverage.

GJ/16458

M/s. Jaya Engineering Co;

1.

1-7-86

2/17, Uday park S o c i e t y,

panchwati-Gorwa Road*

Baroda-16.

2.

GJ/21111

1-4-98

M/s. pestworld,

MPviyashriN, A-1, Anandwas,

Behind-Angan Towers, Indira Gandhi

t

Marg,

ManJaipur, Baroda.

M/s. Shree Shwamjivi Nagrik Saha-

3.

GJ/21543

1-1-2001

kari Mandli Ltd;

wadi Tower, Ram Chowk,

Baroda-390017.

GJ/21544

M/s. Nirant Nagrik Sahakari Mandli

4.

1-1-2001

Ltd; WadiTad F a l i a,

Baroda,

1-2-2001

M/s. Di-Su-System,

GJ/21565

5.

"Yogidhara",

2,Nandanvan S o c i e t y,

Near Alkapuri Gas O f f i c e,

Alkpuri,

Baroda-5.

PARI III—SEC. 4J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1545

M/s. SARTHI (Social Action for Rural

6. GJ/21586

1-4-2000 and Tribal Inhabitants of India),

P.O. GOdhar-West, Via. Lunawada,

Taluka-s<*ntrampur,

District-panchmahals,

Guj arat-PIN-389230•

7.

M/s. Natraj Rubbers,

1-8-92 GJ/23430

shed N O. c 1_I, Near post Office,

G.I.D.C. Estate, qhitra,

Bhavnagar-364004•

8. GJ/2152.4 M/s. Dhawami Power Systems pvt. Ltd; 1-9-2000 276_G/5:> Allied Complex,

Near Lucky Restaurant,

GIDC Estate, Makarpura,

Vadodara-330010.

GJ/25938 M/s. Bhuta Enterprises,

9.

1-9-92 Bhavnagar, Rajkot Road,

Survey No. 161/2, KhodiyarStation

Road, Shampara-364060.

M/s. Jay poly Coats pvt. Ltd;

10.

1-4-96 GJ/AH/26155

8, Dashrath Bhai Estate,

Opp. Dhanjibhai Estate,

Nr. C.T.M. Amraiwadi,

Ahmedabad-380026.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of Section 1 of the said Act, Central provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the above mentioned establishments from and with effect from the date mentioned against the name of each of the said establishments.

(TRIL0K CHAND)

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER. 16—9GI/20021546 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PAKT III—SEC. 4 D ated

NO/C.P,F.C.1(4)GJ/(2001) 2001

S.O. Whereas it appears to the Central provident Fund Commissioner that the employer and the majority of employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees' Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952(19 of 1952), should be made applicable to their respective establishments namelyi- S.No.

Name & address of the estt. Date of Coveraae.

Code NOT

GJ/2175 2

M/s Kailas Printory

1.9,2001 1. 2.

GJ/BD/21759 M/s Jayraj Estates ( P) Ltd 1.4.2001 Now, therefore in exercise of the powers er~m£"n?red by Sub-section (4) of section 1 of the said Act,Central Provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said act, to the above mentioned establishment from and with effect from the date mentioned against the name of each of the said establishment .

( TRILQK CHAND )

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONERPART III—Sir. 4| THH QjAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1547 1 4 MAR 2002

D ated

yo. C.P.F.C. 1(4)/TN( 195 0)2001/95 2

S.O.^_ Whereas it appears to t he Central P r o v i d e nt Fund Commissioner t h at t he employers and the m a j o r i ty of employees in r e l a t i on to the following e s t a b l i s h m e n ts have agi~eed t h at t he provi.fii.ons of the Employees' Pi"ovirSent Fund & Miscellaneous Provision::: Act, 1952 (19 of 1952) should be made a p p l i c a b le to t h e ir r e s p e c t i ve e s t a b l i s h m e n ts namelyt-

Name & address of the eistt. Date of Coverage.

1.

C'odv.: No, TN/MD/42454 M/s. Lakshmi Nursing Home,

1-3-2001

Ti ruppattur-630211.

Sivagan^ai Bist;

Tamil Nadu.

2.

H/s. Varun Fibre Products,

TN/fcC/1134

1-1-2001

B-22, Industrial Estate,

M"ttipalayam,

Pondicherry-605009.

3.

TH/lTl/4ft80f

M/o. V.R.P.217, Ukkairankottai

1-3-2001

Milk producers C"-op. Society,

Ukkirankottai-627202 (TN).

4.

TN/VL/3S273

M/s. C.2537, Kurusilapattu Primar

y l-3-"8 Agricultural Co-op. Bank,

Kurusilapattu P.O.,

y"Biyaml"adl Taluk-635702

(TN).

TN/VL/36228

5.

M/s. C-2143 Andiappanur primary

1-2-9S

Agricultural C"-op. Bank,

Andiappanur Village & p"st,

vaniyambadi Taluk (TN).

1548 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, .2002 (CMAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

1-3-2001

i / s. R.P.Q. I n s t i t u te of Retail

6.

TN/49474 h

iana§ement, Speneers Building,

^

] Clnd F l o o r/ 7*8, Anna s a l a i, c ;hennai - 2*

; 1-4-2001

V s. T. 1021, Athikkottai PAC Bank Ltd

TN/TR/ I

7.

^thikkottal (PO), pattukkottai (TK),

43739 i

>] rhanjavur D i s t. (TN) .

1-3-2&O1

A/3. Taanya Toura Travels & Freifht

TN/49470 1

a.

Forwarders Pvt. Ltd;

]

16/3, jafannathan Road,

Nuntfamteakkam, Chennai-34*

]

1-6-2000

M/s. Sankar Industries,

TN/TI/ 1

S.N". 8/6, Kadlaiyur Road,

46823

i Kovilpattl (TN).

1-6-2000

H/a. Sri Murugan Cloth Store,

TN/TI/46822

1 0.

A.G. Complex, 648, Main Road,

Kovilpatti-628501 (TN).

1-10-2000

M/s. Toppan Management System India

TN/4§355

n.

(P) Ltd; Ilnd Floor, New No. 57

(Old No. 38),

Pantheon fload, E§more, Chennai-8.

3 1-4-2001

t M/s. A. 967, Komfcai Canjamon Planter!

TN/M"/*247"

1 2.

VPC Bank Ltd; Konibai, Theni Biat;

(Tamil Nadu).

1.1-2001

I M/s. A 1358 Bommakottai Primary A§ri

TN/MD/42451

1 3.

cultural Co-op. Bank Ltd;

t,

Bommakottai, Kalaiarkarisalkuiam Pos

Aruppakkottai-626105 (Tamil Nadu).

1-4-2001

" M/s. Sri Altirami Sparklers,

TN/MD/4247<

1 4.

100-E-211, A.P.K.N. Road,

Solai Colony,

Sivakasi-626189.

PART III—SEC. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHATTRA 16, 1924) 1549

TN/MD/42435

1-1-2001

1 5.

M/s. A. 1132, Savaspuram PAC Bank Ltd;

savaspuram, Ramaswamy Nagar,

PO-626159. Aruppukottai Taluk,

Kamarajar Dist. (TN) .

M/s. S.P. Ramesh Enterprises,

1-7-2000

1 6.

TNAV43674

No. 3, Main Road, Kajamalai,

Trichy-23(TN).

M/s. 162 Kuzhipirai Ulafanayaflamroan .

1.4-2000

1 7.

TN/TR/43662

PAC Bank Ltd; Kuzhipirai-622402.

Thi rumayam (T. K • ) /

Fudukkottai- " i s t. (TN).

1-4-2001

1 8.

TN/49492

M/s. MyV"W.l Com. Pvt. Lt*7

112, Nungairiaakkam Hlfh Road,

Chennai-34.

1-2- 2001

M/s. Finfertip Online (P) Ltd;

1 9.

TN/49452

25, Sivaganfa Boad,

Nungambakkara, Chennai-34.

1-9-2000

2 0.

M/s. Sulpramanian industries,

TN/W43M9

E-65, Beveloped Plot Estate,

Thuvakudi, Tlruchirapalli-15.

(TN).

1.7-2000

M/s. National Engineerinf Works,

2 1.

TN/TR/43634

No. 123, D.P. Estate, Thuvakudi,

Trichy-15.

1-7-2000

2 2.

TN/TR/4363Q

M/s. Shri Jo thi Enterprises,

32-34 & 39-41, Developed Plots

Estate, Thuvakudi, Trichy-620015 (TN)•

1-2-99

2 3.

TN/TR/43308

M/s. T. 1062,Moorthiamlial Puram PAC

Bank Ltd; Moorthiambalpuram (P.O.),

Orathanad (TK), Thanjavur B i s t.

Pin-614019.

1550 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

2 4.

TN/43465

M/s. Ulur Milk producers Co-op. S o c i e t y,

1-11-99

Mela Ulur (P.O.),

Orathanad (TK), Thanjavur B i s t;

Pin Code No. 614904. (TN).

1-4-99

M/s. T. 1673 Kulamangalam PAC Bank Ltd;

2 5.

TM/TJt/43337

Gudalur (PO), Vennar Bank,

Thanjavur-613003.

1-2-2001

K / s. Sri Ganesh I n d u s t r i e s,

2 6.

TN/MD/42448

3/936 A, Lingapuram Colony,

S i v a k a si . ( E a s t ),

(TN).

1-6-99

TN/43405

M/s. 4644 Neermulai PAC Bank Ltd;

27.

Neermulai-614711, Thirukkuvali (TK)

Nagapattinam ( l i s t .)

M/s. T" 17"lPulav"nkadu PAC B*nk Ltd;

TN/43318

1-1-99

28

Pulavankadu (^.O.) /

Orathanad (TK), Thanjayur D i s t. (TN) .

1-2-99

TN/TH/43306

M/s. T. 1739 Sivaviduthy PJC Bank Ltd;

2 9.

Kaduvettividuthi (PO) t

Orathanad (TK), Thanjavur B i s t.

Pin C"de No. 614614.

1-11-2001

TN/MB/42441

M/s. MD SPL. 25, Thummakundu PAC Bank Ltd;

3 0.

Usilampatti Taluk,

Madurai D i s t. (TN).

1-1-2001

TN/M"/42456

M/s. Bodl Chit Fund (P) Ltd;

3 1.

5 / 7 4, East Raja S t r e e t,

( u p s t a i r s ), Bodinayakkanur-625513

(TN).

1-8-2000

M/s. Al-Nayeem Muslim English School,

TN/43687

3 2.

52, Maulavi AMul Rahman S t r e e t,

Nellikuppam- 607105. (TN).

PART III—SF.C. 4| THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1551

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers

conferred by sub-section (4) of Section 1 of the said Act,

Central Provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the above mentioned establishments from and

with effect from the date mentioned against the name of each of

the said establishments.

(TRILOK CHAND) REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER.

1552 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC, 4

Dated

No. C.P.F.C. 1(4)/KR (1952)/2OO 1/953

S.O, Whereas it appears to the Central Provident Fund Commissioner that the employers and the majority of.employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees' Provident Furd & Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1052 (19 of 1952) should be made applicable to their respective establishments namely*~

Name & address of the eatt.

pate of Coverage.

coa£jto._

1-7-98

KR/KK/17213

M/s. Marian College,

1.

Holy Family Convent,

Koduvayoor, Chittur Taluk,

paia&kad Dist. (Kerala).

1-7-99

M/s. Service Shop,

K R / K K / 1 7 3 83

2.

4/1567, Opp. Beach Hospital,

Moonalingal, Calicut-673032.

1-8-2000

M/s. Cochin Trade Links,

3.

39/2978, Manikkath Cross Road,

Cochin-16. (Kerala).

1-1-95

M/s. perumanna Ksheera vyvaoaya

KR/14890

4.

Sahakarana Sangham,

Velliparamba, Calicut,

Dist. KO2hikode.

PART UI—SEC. 4J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1553

KR/KNH/1810*

M/s. Rubco S a l es I n t e r n a t i o n al I,td;

1-12-2000

5.

K.V.R. Towers, 4th Floor,

Mahatma Mandir, Junction,

South Bazar, Kannur-670002.

1-11-99

M/s. Cochin P l a s t i cs & Rubbers,

KR/KC/19197

6.

P l ot No. 24 C, Development P l o t,

Kalamasseri (Kerala) .

l - " - 97 M/s. PIK En§ineerin$ & Constructions,

KR/14917

7.

Kollanchenakhal, P.O. Parambtlpeedika,

Via Veliraukku, Malappuram " i s t.

1-3-98

M/s. Rahmania Soap Works,

KR/KK/171Q7

8.

Thazhepalam, Tirur-676101

Malappuram D i s t.

1-3-97

M/s. Charitable I n d u s t r i al School,

KR/14812

9.

Manjeri, C . S . I. Trust A s s o c i a t i o n,

North Verala, Diocesan O f f i c e,

Shorariur-"79121 (Kerala).

., l - " - 94 M/s. S t. Antonys S n f l i sh Medium Schoo]

KR/19240

1 0.

Karottukara, Puthenvelikara (P.O.) -

C83594

(Kerala).

1-9-200C

M/s. school of T a i l o r i ng Embroidery,

KB/16540

1 1.

TC/29/5Q9, Lekshmi Mandiram,

Kabaridi Road,

Trivandram (Kerala).

1-1-97

M/s. T r i n i ty Public School,

1 2.

KR/14701

East H i ll Road, West H i l l,

Kozhikode-5.

1-1-99

M/s. Reevinf P a i n t s,

KR/172S3

1 3.

1/709, Rail U ne Roa",

West H i l l, Kozhlkode-673005.

17—MG1/20021554 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SRC. 4 1-11-98

M/a, R.K. Leather Products, B.C. Road, Cheruvannur, Feroke, P.O. Calicut, Kozhikod6 Dist,

IS. ;

KR/174U

l-10-9"

M/s. Chend Autos,

5/1507, Meridian Mansion,

Wjned Road, C"iicut-I (Kerala),

1". ' KK/172B3

1-1-99

M/". Jayalakahmi Wood Worka"

B.C. Road, Cheruv*nnur,

Kozhikod* Dist; Calicut,

Now, therefore, in oxaroise of the powers

conferred by sub-section CM^of the said Act, Central provident Fund

Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the

above mentioned establishment! from and with effect from the data

mentioned 9geJ,nst the name of*the naid establishment.

RIOIONAL PROVIDEN? FUND CCMMISSIONE;

PART III—Stc. 4| THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1555

Dated

No. CoP.-F.C. l(4)/TN(l95$)/Z00l/554

S,O. Whereas it appears to the Central

rovident Fund Commissioner that the employers and the majority of

employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees1 provident Fund & Miscellaneous

"rovisions Act# 1952 (19 of 1952) should be made applicable to their "espective establishments namelyi-

S.No. Code NO. Name & address o£ the e s t t. 1 Date of Coverage.

TN/TR/43594 M/s. Hotel Vasantham,

1.

1-3-2000

85, Chinniah S t r e e t,

Pattukkottai-614601. (TN).

2.

TN/SL/34618 M/s. venkatesh Garden Contractc • r, 1-7-95

No. 37-A, Karaoor Village,

Mathafiri Post,

Hosur Taluk (TN).

3.

TN/MS/49344 M/s. Bhagyam Chellaiah Matri-

1-11-2000

c u l a t i on CSchool,

1, Jawanmull Sowcar S t r e e t,

Korukkupet, Chennai-81.

4.

TN/MD/42451 M/s. Pabanas Agrl products

1-1-2001

(P) L t d ;. Plot No. 5,

Sivakasi Co-op. I n d u s t r i al

E s t a t e, Sivakasi-Weat. (TN).

5.

TN/PC/1123 M/s. Coastal S t e e l s,

1-12-2000

No. 4 5 / 1, cuddalore fioad,

Ki rumamp akk am,

pondicherry-607402.

I rod THH CiAZHTTE OF INDIA. APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) IPAKT III—Sue 4

1-1-99

M/s. Sri Virfayaga P l a s t i c s,

TN/TR/432'41

6.

717, Bharathiyar S t r e e t,

E.B. Colony, Thanjavar-613006.

1-2-2001

M/s. Sugam perfumery Products,

TN/600$6

7.

21, Dhanakodi Raja S t r e e t,

Ekkaduthangal, Chennai-97.

1-9-99

M/r,. Abi-Abi Motors,

8. TN/TV*3420

3085. V.O. C. Nanar,

Thanjavur-613007.

1-11-99

M/s. TJR.125, Arumalai Milk Producers

TN/43464

9.

Co-operative ^ocietv.

T.M.K. Keelaiyur (PO) .

Orathanadu

Thanjavur (Dt.)-614905.

1-2-2001

M/s. Micro Die Casting (PO Ltd;

TN/MS/60053

1 0.

1/11 A, Mugalivakkam Road, Porur,

Chennai-16.

1-12-2000

M/s. Malar Offset P r i n t e r s,

TN/MD/42452

1 1.

4/434, Ayyanar Colony,

Sivakasi (TN).

1-1-2001

M/s. Tech Fate No, 301/1,

1 2. TN/65057

School Road, Kil Ayanambakkam,

Chennai-60210 2. (TN).

1-12-2000

M/s. SriKala Enterprises,

TN/65055

1 3.

No. 21, Brahmin S t r e e t,

Korattur, Chennai-80.

M/s. Victory Matches (P) Ltd;

4-10-2000 TN/TI/46514

1 4.

136 A, Main Road,

Kovilpatt-I (TN).

PART III—SEC. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1557

Now, t h e r e f o r e, In e x e r c i se of the powers

conferred by s u b - s e c t i on (4) of s e c t i on 1 of the said Act,

C e n t r al p r o v i d e nt Fund Commissioner hereby apply the p r o v i s i o ns of the said Act to the above mentioned e s t a b l i s h m e n ts from and with e f f e ct from the d a te mentioned a g a i n st the name of each of the said e s t a b l i s h m e n t s.

(TRILOK CHAND)

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER.

1558 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

Dated

No. C.P.F.C. I(4)/WB (1976)/2001A)55

5.0, Whereas it appears to the

Central provident Fund Commissioner that the employers and the majority of employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees' provident Fund & Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952 (19 of 1952) should be made applicable to their respective establishments namely:-

S.No. Code No. Name & address of the e o t t.

Date of Coverage.

M/s. Dr. Das'a Nursing Home,

1.

WB/CA/33102

1-8-95

New Town, Diamond Harbour,

Dlst-24, Parganas (3), W.B.

2.

WB/34737

M/s. Sabita E n t e r p r i s e,

1-1-97 V i l l. U t t ar Bishnupur,

P.O. Beneswerpur,

Dist-24, Parganas ( s ), W.B.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers

conferred by sub-section (4) of Section 1 of the said Act, Central provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the above mentioned establishments from and with effect from the date mentioned against the name of each o£ the said establishments.

(TRILOK CHAND)

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER.

PART Ul-Sa-. 4| THE G A ^ T ^ I W l ^ ^ m ^ o ^ C H A I T RA 16, 1924)

,5,g

Dot'-'"-'' ___„ No, C.P.F.C. K4VOR (iy(i7)/2OOI/956

S"Qtjip^ MI ^ Wheicas it ppppfni to the c e n t r al Provident fund Commieniomer tbifc tbo employers and fcho majority of tmpJ,oy""" in r e l a t i on to the following establishments have egresd. t h at tho providions of th" Employer?.?1 ptovldent Surrl 5< MiBCeUmri^^us Frevieiona Act, 1932 (19 of 1952) should b" m*?p opplic?ib,le to thwlr r e e p s c t i v* tstablinhinvnts n&nielyi-

S.NO. Code No, M'aniw fr a"3(Jroo" of th" eutt* Dat* of Cov"j;cig",

l"7-9"

OR/5153

1.

M/", Modern i n d u s t r l nl gweurity "nd Consultancy Afency, Q, Mo. C-29, Officer# Colony^ At/Post ^ Bhwra, Talchcr^ Anful (Oriaaa),

1-4-94 2.

OR/4930 W/"i" Th" Executive Engin""r# B t t n o ti Canal Division, At/poat - Bet no t i| Dint, M"yurbh"nj (Or*""") t

Now, thereforw, in oxercistt of the powori c o n f t r r td by s u b j e c t i on (4) of Section 1 of the paid Act,

C t n t r il Providunt Fund commissioner hereby apj>iy tha provisiona of th" said Act to t he above mentioned establishments from and with ef£"ot from the date mentioned againat t he name of each of the said establishments.

REGIONAL E'w;)Vl W VJV % ^$ $ mi :v-! r OHRfl.

1560 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART I I I ^ S E C. 4

1 4 MAR'2002

Dated

No. C.P.F.C. I (4)/TN( 1971)/2001/957

s.O. Whereas it appears.

to the Central provident Fund Commissioner that the employers and the majority of employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees' Provident Fund anj Miscellaneous provisions Act, 1952 (19 of 1952) shouLd toe made applicable to their respective establishments namely,-

Li . KfO .

Name £* address of the e s t t. rate of Coverage.

1-12-99

M/a. Essae Electronics (p) Ltd;

Code No. TN/PC/1068

1.

C-75, 76 & 77, 15th Cress,

pipdlc Ind. Estate, Mottupalayam,

pondicherry-605009.

1-9-2000

TN/MD/42401

2.

y ),

M/s. M.D. 71, palani T.K. Aided

School Co-op. Thrift credit Societ

Ltd; 5-P.K.C. Compl"x, (Ilnd Floor

Head Post Office Road,

palani-624601 (TN).

:; 1-6-2000

M/s. Solamalai Automobiles (P) Ltd

TN/MD/42399

3.

37-A, T.P.K. Road,

Madurai-I.

1-1-2000

M/s. Alliance Francaise,

TN/PC/1078

4.

53, Rue Suffren,

po nd iche rry-1.

17-2-99

TN/TR/43206

5.

M/s. saranya paper Boards,

5/A, Wast Street,

Thalavapalayara Post,

Karur Dist-639112. (TN)•

P.\i

M/s. T. 1682 Vethuvakkottal

1-4-98 TN/43294

6.

PJC Bank Ltd;

Oranlpuram P.O.,

Orathanad T.K.,

Thanjavur-614631.

i-e-2000

M/s. V. Subramanian Contractor,

TN/fcD/42371

7.

24, Chithan Che-i tiar Compound,

Anumorkoil Street,

Simmakkal, Madurai-1.

1-8-2000

W/s. Techindia Infoway p. Ltd;

TN/65016

8.

No. 40* 2nd Floor,

2nd str""t. South Thlrumalai

Nagar, Villivakkam,

Chennai-600049.

M/s. Karthika Engineering Services, 3-10-2000 9. TN/47318

36/Ar-14, Thangamapuripatnam,

Mottur Dam-636402 (TN).

2-10-2000

M/s. Star Builders & Engineering

TN/47317

10.

Contractors,

.65, Panneer Selvem Street,

Attur, salani Dist. (TN).

1-11-99

M/3. DPD. 419, Kumbarahalli Milk

11. TN/47236

producers Co-op. Society Ltd;

Kumbarahalli, Thatrahalli (P.O.) r

palacode (TK),

Dharmapuri (*Dt.) (TN).

M/s. Aqua Jet Service (P) Ltd;

1-10-2000 TN/60027

12.

A-D Govind Raj Naicker Complex,

Alapakkam Main Road,

Alapakkam, Chennai-600116.

1-6-2000

M/s. First Man Security Force,

TN/Tfl/43624

13.

C-28, N.E.E. Fort, Station Road,

5th Cross, Thillai Nagar,

Trichy-620018 (TN).

I.WyG!/2<><)2

1502 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

1-3-96

M/S. All Industrial Security and

TN/TR/48b4J

1 4.

Detective Services,

3-C, Beach Road,

Cuddalore-607001 (TN)•

1-10-99

M/s. Orathanad Taluk Co-operative

TN/43438

1 5.

Housing Society Ltd/

1/226, R.V. Nagar, O r a t h a n af 46 25

Thanjavur Diet. (TN).

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers

conferred by sub-section (4) of Section 1 of the said Act,

Central provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the above mentioned establishments from and with with effect from the date mentioned against the name of each of the said establishments.

(TRILOK CHAND)

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER.

PART III—SEC. 4J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1563

Dated

No. C.P.F.C. I (4)/AS (1974)/2001/958

S.O. Whereas it appears to the Central Provident Fund Commissioner that the employers and the majority of employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees1 Provident Fund & Miscellaneous provisions Act, 1952 (19 of 1952) should be nade applicable to their respective establishments namelyi-

Date of Coverage.

Code No. Name & address of the e s t t.

3. No.

AS/3539

M/s. Chorus Machineries,

1-4-99 1.

3.C. Goswarni Roq,d, Panbazar,

Guwahati-I.

2.

M/s. Ranjul Baruah & CO;

1-3-96 AV2969

"Raha V i l l a ", Rehabari,

Guwahati-3(Assam).

3.

AS/2976

M/s. Hotel Darbar,

1-1-96 A.K. Azad Road,

Opp" Nepali Mandir,

Paltan Bazar, Gu'wahati-3.

4.

M/s. Shivashakti Enng. Works,

AS/2826

1-1-95 K.C, Choudhury Road,

S a t r i b a r i, Guwahati-8.

iSM I HI-; (iAZli'lTE OF INDIA. APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

i;ow( therefore, in exervise of the powers conferred . : ;.ub-section (4) of Section 1 of the said Act, Central Provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the above mentioned establishments Prom and with effect from the date mentioned against the name of each of the said establishments.

(TRILOK CHAND)

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER.

PART III—SEC. 4J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1565

D a tecl

No, C.P.F.C. 1(4)/AS (1957V2001/959

StfO, __ Whereas i t. appears to the Central Provident Fund Commissioner t h at the employers end t he majority of.employees in r e l a t i on to the following establishments have aqxeed t h at t he p r o v i s i o ns of t he Employees' Provident Fund & Miscellaneous, P r o v i s i o ns Act, 1952 (19 of 1952) should he made a p p l i c a b le to t h e ir r e s p e c t i ve e s t a b l i s h m e n ts namelyj

Name & address of the e s t t. Date oC Coverage.,

1-1-2001

M/s. Melagarh primary Marketing

AS/2416

1.

Co-operative Society Ltd;

Melagarh Tripura West.

(Assam).

1-12-98

M/s. Gauripur petroleums,

AS/3499

2.

Gauripur-7 83331 (Assam),

1-5-2001

M/s. Eastern Agencies,

AS/3687 .

3.

Barapani Bazar, Nahariagutn,

Arunachal Pradesh.

1-1-2001

M/s. Northeast Power Associates,

AS/3696

4.

A-6, Kalapahar Mini Industrial Area

P.O. Kalapahar Mini,

Guwahati-781016.

M/s. Himatsingka Auto Enterprises Ltd; 1-7-92 AS/2583

5.

Chatribari Road,

Guwahati-I.

1566 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

AS/3643 M/s. G.S. Enterprises,

1-7-2001 6.

A.T. Road, Guwahati-I.

1-8-93 M/s. Kedarmal Memorial Ayurvedic

7. AS/2698

Charitable Hospital,

M.C. Road, Tezpur-784001.

1-1-96 M/s. Caravan commercial Works,

8. AS/2962

V i l l. Kukarmari (Bengtol Gate),

P.O. Dhaligaon,

Bongaigaon (Assam) .

M/s. Meena Engineering,

1-2-2001 AS/3662

9.

Sector-C, P.O. Naharlagun,

Arunachal Pradesh.

1-1-92 M/s. Ascarbon Ancillary,

1 0. AS/2542

I n d u s t r i al Estate, Bamunimaidan,

Guwahati-21.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section "i^oT: the said Act, Central provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the above mentioned establishment from and with effect from the date mentioned against the name of the said establishment.

(TRILOK CHAND)

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER.

PAKI III—SIX-. 4| THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1567

N O T I F I C A T I ON

Dated

No. C.P.F.C. l(4)/KR(l%9)/2001/960

s.O. Whereas it appears to the Central provident Fund Commissioner t h at the employers and the majority of employees in r e l a t i on to the following establishments have agreed that, the provisions of the Employees* Provident iund and viiacelianeous Provisions Act, 1952 (19 of 1952) shouLd be made

applicable to t h e ir r e s p e c t i ve establishments namnlyi-

Code No.

Name & address of the e s t t, r a te of Coverage.

1-6-2000

M/s. Silk Air (Singapore) Pvt. Ltd;

KR/16541

1.

L.M.S. Compound,

Museum Junction,

Trivandrum- 695033.

1-3-2001

M/s. Maskari Ayurvedic Research

2. KK/16561

Centre, Koliyoor,

Muttakkadu P.O.,

Venganoor,

Trivandrum - 23.

1-10-98

M/s. Nair and Company,

3. KR/kC/15983

Kurisupally Road,

Cochin-15.

1-1-2000

iVs. Friends Wood Works,

4. KR/KK/17522

Azhilam, P.O.,

Malapuram D i s t .,

Kerala Pin-673 654.

I5M THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

M/s. M*rvel Taxis,

KR/15940

1-4-99 5.

Regd. Office, 35/2294, Lakshmi

S a r a l, Sree Kanoath Road,

Cochin-16.

M/s. Millennium polypacks and

1-11-2000 6. KR/KC/

processors (P) Ltd;

19348

Development Area, Edayar,

Bi nanipuram-683101.

North Parur Taluk,

Ernakulam D i s t.

1-7-2000 KR/16502

7.

M/s. Inapp Information Technology (P) Ltd; NO. 121, ' N i l a1,

Technopark, Kariavattom,

( K e r a l a ).

1-2-2001 M/s, Cell Comm,

8. KR/KK/

P l ot No. 28, Chandara Nagar,

17596

Palakkad, (Kerala) .

17-8-2000 M/s. Balaji F u e l s,

KR/KK/

9.

IOC D e l e t e r s, Chandaranagar,

17597

Palakkad-07 ( K e r a l a ).

Now, t h e r e f o r e, in e x e r c i se of the powers conferred toy s u b - s e c t i on (4) of Section 1 of t he said.

Act, Central Provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the p r o v i s i o ns of the said Act to t he above mentioned e s t a b l i s h m e n ts from and with e f f e ct from the date mentioned a g a i n st t he name of each of the said e s t a b l i s h m e n t s.

(TRILOK CHAND)

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER.

|N,H PART III—SEC. 4| THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924)

Date<3__

No. C.P.KC. I(4)/AS (1959)/2001/%l

S,Q. _ Wheieas it appears to the Central Provident Fund Commissioner th^t tho employers and t\\r-, majority of employees in relation to the following establishments have; agrerrl 11 at the provisions of the Employees' Provident Fund & Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952 (19 of 1952) should be made applicable to their respective establishments namelyi-

S.No. Code No. Nam© & address of the e s t t. Date of Coverage.

AS/3644

M/s. Kiran Enterprise,

1.

l_7_2000

At. Road, Guwahati-I.

2.

M/s. Dhubri Service Station,

1-12-98

AS/3503

G.T.B. Road,

Dhubri (Assam) .

3.

1-1-99

M/s. Marcentile Corporation,

AS/3519

P.O. & Dist. Bongaigaon.

(Assam).

4.

AS/2518

M/s. Dhubri Sales Agency,

1-4-91

P.O. & Dist. Dhubri-783301.

(Assam).

5.

A3/3661

M/s. Don Bosco School,

l_l_2001

Kokrajhar-783370.

(Assam)"

M/s. Krishna Trading Co;

1-12-98

AS/3500

G aur i pur, Dhub r i.

(Assam) .

19—y Gl/200:

1570 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

7. AS/3501 M/s. Wathmal Mahabir prasad,

1-12-98 Dhubri-783301 (Assam).

8. AS/2511 M/s. Assam Services & Agencies (P) Ltd; 1-4-91 Bilasipara, Dist. Dhubrl (Assam).

9. AS/3669 M/s. Jan Shlkshan Sansthan,

1-6-2000 ( i n s t i t u te of peoples Education),

Netaji Sutohash Avenue,

Silchar-788005.

(Assam).

1 C. AS/2961 M/s. Manas Gas service,

1-1-96 Chapaguri Road, North,

Bongaigaon. (Assam) .

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sun-section (4) of Section 1 of the said Act, Central Provident Fund Comndssioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the doove mentioned establishnients from and with effect from the d-^te mentioned against the name of each of the said establishments.

(TRILOK CHAND)

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER.

PART III—SEC. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1.171

Dated

No. C P.F.C. 1(4)/TN(1972)/2001/962

S.O. „ ^, Whereas it appeal & to the Central provident Fund Commissioner that the employers end the majority of employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees* Provident Fund anil Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952 (19 of 1952) shouLd be made

applicable to t h e ir respective establishments namelyt-

S. No.

Code No.

Name & address of the estt. Date of Coveraqe, M/s. Charode Co-operative Stores ;

L-3-2001

TN/TI/46835

1.

Ltd; X-290, Moolachel,

Mekkamandapam P.O.,

Kanyakumari Dist-629166 (TN).

L-3-2000

M/s. T.H. 62/ Rasipuram Super :

TN/47223

2.

Silk Handloom Weavers Co-op,

society Ltd; 8 A, Gandhi Salai,

Rasipuram (P.O.),

Namakkal Dist. (TN) •

. 1-6-2001

TN/MD/42555 M/s. R.D. 138/ Cecri Employees Co-op

3.

Thrift and Credit Society Ltd;

Karaikudi-6. (TN).

, 1-7-2001 M/s. M. Senthamaraikaman, Contractor

4. TN/MD/42540

116/ Desiya Vinayakar/

Kovil Street, K. Pudur,

Madurai-7.

1-4-2001 M/s. R. 77, chatrapatty Co-op. Store

TN/MD/42481

5.

Ltd; Chatrapatty-626102,

Rajapalayam Taluk,

Virudhnagar Dist. ^TN) .

1572 THE GAZETTE OH INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—Sir. 4

6. TN/MD/42483

M/s. Rathinam Offset Printing Press,

1-4-2001

14 E/5, P.K.N. Road,

Solai Colony, Sivakasi (TN).

7. TN/to/42482

M/s* Lakshmi Printings,

1-1-2001

37/4/1, Velayutham Road,

Sivakaai (TN).

8. TN/foD/42495 M/s" R.R. Colours pvt. Ltd;

1-6-2001

29, N.R.K. Rajarathinam Street,

Sivakasi-626123. (TN).

2-4-2001

M/s. Sathiyabama Poly printers,

TN/MD/42497

9.

3/645-K, Sattur Road,

P.B. No. 325,

Sivakasi-626123.

2-5-2001

M/s" Thangabala Poly Pack,

TN/MD/42493

10,

27/2, Kattalai patti Road,

Sivakasi-626123.

2-5-2001

M/s. Thangabala Colour pack,

TN/MD/42492

11.

27/2-A, Kattalaipatti Road,

Sivakasi (TN) .

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of Section 1 of the said Act, Central Provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the above mentioned establishments from and with effect from the date mentioned against the name of each of the said establishments.

(TRILOK CHAND)

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER.

PART III—SEC. 41 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRAM6, 1924) 1573

Dated NO. C.P.F.C. l(4)/MH(l966)/2O0l/974

s.O. Whereas it appears to the Central provident Fund Commissioner that the employers and the majority of employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees* provident Fund and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952 (19 of 1952) shouLd be made applicable to t h e ir respective establishments namelyJ-

3.Wo. Code No. Name & address of the estt. Date of Coverage,

1-4-2000

M/s. Neptune Shipping Co. pvt. Ltd;

MH/44380

1.

309t Emca House, 3rd Floor,

S.B.S. Road, Mumbai-400038.

1-5-2000

M/s. HDFC Securities Ltd;

MH/45068

2*

Trade World, C Wing, 1st Floor,

Kamala Mills Compound,

Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower parel,

Mumbai-400013.

1-9-2000

M/s. Metropolis Gas Co. Pvt. Ltd,

3. MH/44826

56, Maker Chamber VI,

Nariman Point,

Mumbai-400021.

1-6-96

M/s. Trwin Christian English Medium

MH/KP/100251

4.

Primary and Pre-primary School of the

Kolhapur Church Councilt

Kolhapur.

1-6-2001

M/s. orison and Co. Sarkar Shilp

MH/45482

5.

Society, R.No. 1, Veera Desai Road,

Azad Nagar, R.No. 3,

Andheri (W), Mumbai-58.

1574 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

6. MH/45504 M/s. D.S.K. Legal,

1-4-2001 66, Maker Tower Cudde Parade,

Colaba, Mumbai.400005.

M/s. Gundu 3

1-11-2000 7. MH/KP/

Sheti Sah. pat sanstha Maryadit,

100865

Borwade, Ta-Kagal,

Dist. Kolhapur.

MH/45312

8*

M/s. Recal Freight Pvt. Ltd;

1-4-2001 20/21/ Rex Chambers, Ground Floor,

Walchand Hirachand Marg,

Ballard Estate, Mumbai-400038,

MH/45166 hi/a. Contents Cape India Pvt. Ltd;

9.

21-7-2000 Stream Tracemail House, Bldg. 'A1, Kamala Mills Compound,

S.B. Mara, Lower parel,

Mumbai-400013.

M/s. A3vantage & Accounting Service

10. MH^45356

s, 1-4-2001 A-2, Garden Court at, Phonix Cetitffe,

Phonix Mills Compound,

462, S,B. Marg, Lower parel,

Mumbai-400013.

M/s. Mahad podadpur Taluka sahakari

1-10-2000 MH/45291

11.

pat Pedi M ryadit,

Ramji Madhav Chawl No. 183/189,

Shop No. 8, N.M. Joshi Marg,

Lower parel, Mumbai-400013..

M/s. Br adband Solutions Pvt. Ltd; 1-8-2000 12. MJJ/44932

52, Maker Chamber VI,

Nariman Point,

Mumbai-400021.

PAKI Til—Stc. 4J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1575

1-1-2001 M/s. SST Finance and Securities

MH/45335

13.

Pvt. Ltd. Surya Mahal,

1st Floor, 5, B. Barcha Marg,

Fort/ Mumbai-400023.

1-3-2001 M/s. Ajit Rao Ghorpade Urban Credit

MH/KP/

14.

Co-operative Society Ltd;

100824

Kavathe Mahankal,

Dist. sangli.

1-11-2000 M/s. vasant dada Nagari Bigar Sheti

MH/KP/

15.

Sahakari Pat Sanstha Maryadit,

100767

Kavathe Mahankal,

Dist. Sangli.

1-1-2001 M/s. Pandur^ang Sahakari Dudh Vyavsaik

16. MH/KP/

Sanstha Maryadit, A/P" Khebarade,

100862

Tal-Karveer, Dist. Kolhapur.

1-10-2000 M/s. Braitrim India pvt. Ltd;

MH/44957

17.

1208t Maker Chambers V,

Nariman Point,

Mumbai-400021.

i, 1-12-2000 M/s. Japan External Trade Organisation

MH/42252

18.

95, Maker Chamber VI.

9th Floor, Nariman Point,

Mumbai-400021.

", 31-3-2001 M/s. Finaval SPA Mumbai Liaison Office

MH/45315

19.

806, Maker Chamber V,

Nariman point,

Mumbai-400021.

1-4-99 20.

M/s. Alu Finns India,

MH/62790

"Suryakiran" Bldg; Block No. 305/6,

3rd Floor, (Opp. VRCE College Gate),

Bajaj Nagar, Nagpur-440010.

1576 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) LPAKT III—SEC. 4

1-4-97 21. Mtf/62216 M/s. Utkranti Nagari Sahakari Pat

Sanstha Maryadit, Jarud,

Dist. Amravati.

Now/ therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of Section 1 of the said Act, Central Provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the above mentioned establishments from and with effect from the date mentioned against the name of each of the said establishments.

ITRILOK CHAND)

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER.

PART III—Sir. 4] THE GAZC'ITE OH INDIA, APRIL d. 2002 (CHAITRA Id, 1924) 1577

No. C.P.F.C. l(4)/MH(1955)/2001 Dated

S.O. Whereas it appears to the Central provident Fund Commissioner that the employers and the major ty of employees in relation to the following establishments have agreed that the provisions of the Employees' provident Fund & Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952 (19 of 1952) should be made applicable to theiz respective establishments namelyt-

S.NO.

Code No. Name & address of the e a t t. Date of Coverage,

1-10-2000 M/s. Modpak I n d u s t r i e s/

MHA3G36

1.

16, Wanjara Layout,

N . I . T. I n d u s t r i al Area,

Kamptee Road,Nagpur-26,

1-3-2001

M/s. patco Earth Movers Engineers

2.

MH/KP/

and C o n t r a c t o r s,

100833

At/Post-Kumbhaj, Tal-Hatkanan-

g a l e, pi S t .- Kolhapur.

16-3-93

M/s. Miranda Engineering Pvt. Ltd;

MH/40428

3.

P l ot No. 344, MIDC, TTC I n d u s t r i al

X

Area, Rabale V i l l a g e, Thana Belapu

Road, Navi Mumbai.

1-3-2001 M/s. Hl-Tech F i re and Saf tftij Engg.

MH/AB/81080

S e r v i c e s, P.O. Box No. 8,

T . P . S. Road,> p a r l i - V a i j n a t h,

" i s t. - Beed.

Pin-431515.

2 0 _9 GI/2(M)21578 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PAKT III—SEC. 4 1-12-2000

M/s. Saturn Ship Agencies (p) Ltd;

MH/45368

5.

204, National i n s u r a n ce Building,

D.N. Road, P o r t/ Mumbai-400001.

M/s. V a l i e nt C a p i t al Market P v t. Ltd;

6. MH/45477

1-5-2001

4-A, Crysta^ Juhu Road,

Santacruz (W), Mumbai-400054.

2-5-2001

M/s. Akshay E n t e r p r i s e s,

MH/NSK/

7.

Gangapur, 34, Shramik Nagar,

51701

Unit - 2, Gangapur Road,

Nasik.

1-10-2000

M/s. Ramakrishna Travel and Tour

MH/45007

8.

(P) Ltd; 148, Nehru Road,

V i l e - P a r le (E),

Mumtoai-400057.

1-9-2000

M/s. Swift Shares and Stocks P y t. L t d;

MH/45424

9.

101-106, Neelkanth Commercial Centre,

S"har Road, Andheri (E),

Mumbai-400099.

1-4-2001

M/s. Seascope Exports,

MH/45433

1 0.

33/158, Laxmi I n d l. E s t a t e,

Link Road, Andheri (W),

Mumbai-53.

1-7-2000

M/s. Bridge India pvt. Ltd;

MH/45057

1 1.

125, Mittal Chambers, 12th Floor,

Narlman Point,

Mumbai-400021.

1-6-2000

M/s. India i n t e r n et incubator Ltd;

MH/45170

1 2.

Stream Tracmail House,

2nd Floor, Kamala Mills Cortipound,

Senapati Bapat Marg,

Lower p a r e l, Mumbai-400013.

1-1-2001

M/s. Trust Holiday (I) p v t. Ltd;

MH/45380

1 3.

Madhuban Building, 23, Cochin Street,

Fort, Mumbai-400001.

PART III—SEC 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1579

MH/45394 M/s. S.K. Agency,

1 4.

i-4-:coi

101, Desai Chambers, 1 st Floor,

129, Mody S t r e e t, F o r t,

Mumbai-400001.

M/s. ABN Amro Asia Corporate (I)

1 5. MH/45095

Finance Pvfe. Ltd;

1-8-2000 9/F, 93, Sakhar Bhavan,

230, Nariman p o i n t, ppp. The Oberoi,

Mumbai-400021.

1-4^2000 1 6. MH/44818 M/s. Symantic Ltd;

(Hermes Business C e n t r e ),

138, Bakhatawar, 229/ Nariman P o i n t,

Mumbai-400021.

1 7.

M/s. Metaphor Communications (P) L t d;

MH/45371

1-4-2001 403, P r o s p e ct Chambers, Dr. D.N. Road,

F o r t, Mumbai-400001.

1 8. MH/PNE/ M/3. Kulkarnai Organics P v t. L t d;

1-5-2000 33481

S.No. 2106,Dhumewadi, Dive,

T a l. purandar, D i s t. Pune-412301.

1 9.

M/s. Winsell E l e c t r o n i cs L t d;

1-4-2001 MH/45417

A/52, Raj I n d u s t r i al Complex,

1 st Floor, M i l i t a ry Road,

Marol, Andheri (E),

Mumbai-400059.

2 0. MH/44923 M/s. Asian F r o n t i e rs Network' Services 12-6-2000 (I) P v t, L t d; G-4, Jukaso House,

Opp. Sakinaka T e l. Exchange,

Andheri-Kurla Road, Andheri(E),

Mumbai-72.

M/s. P e r f e ct A i r c o n d i t i o n i ng and

2 i. MH/45399

1-5-2001 R e f r i g e r a t i o n, C-15, J a i d u r ga Shopping

Centre, Sunderbaug Lane, Kurla(W),

Mumbai-70.

2 2.

1-4-2000 MH/PUN/ 33452

M/s. Shree Adinath Sahakari Bank Ltd; 19f Adinath Shopping' Contple*, Pune, S a t a ra Road, Pune-411037,HXi) THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2OO2'(CHA1TRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4 23. MH/62969 M/s. Concertio India pvt. Ltd; 31-8-200©

1st Floor, Hotel Orange City Building,

Mahajan Market, Sitatouldi,

Nagpur.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of Section 1 of the said Act, Centra], Provident Fund Commissioner hereby apply the provisions of the said Act to the above mentioned establishments from and with effect from the date mentioned against the name of each of the said establishments.

(TRlLOK CHAND)

REGIONAL PROVIDENT FUND COMMISSIONER

JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA

JAMIA NAGAR. NEW DELHI - 110 025

In exercise of the powers conferred in him under Sub Section (3) of Section 24 of the Jamia Millia Islamia Act, 1988, the President of India, in his capacity as the Visitor of the University, has been pleased to accord his assent on the addition of the following provision to Clause (2) of Statute 11 of the Statutes of the I Jniversity vide his letter No. F. 6-5/2001 -Desk (U) dated January 11, 2002. The provision reads as under:

"Provided that a Member of Parliament nominated to the Court under Clause 1 (xviii) shall cease to be a member of the Anjuman (Court) on his/her becoming a Minister or Speaker/Deputy Speaker (Lok Sabha) or Deputy Chairperson (Raiya Sabha)".

(M.N.A. Chaudhary)

Registrar

PARi III—SEC. 4] THE GAZHTTH OF INDIA. APRIL ft. 2(X)2 (CHA1TRA 16. 1924) 1581 MEDICAL COUNCIL OF INDIA

NOTIFICATION

New Delhi dated the 2002 No. MCI- In exercise of the powers conferred under section 20 A read with section 33(m) of the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 (102 of 1956), the Medical Council of India, with the previous approval of the Central Government, hereby makes the following regulations relating to the Professional Conduct, Etiquette and Ethics for registered medical practitioners, namely:-

Short Title and Commencement: (1) These Regulations may be called the Indian Medical Council (Professional conduct. Etiquette and Ethics) Regulations, 2002.

(2) They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.

CHAPTER I

1. CODE OF MEDICAL ETHICS

A. Declaration: Each applicant, at the time of making an application for registration under the provisions of the Act, shall be provided a copy of the declaration and shall submit a duly signed Declaration as provided in Appendix 1. The applicant shall also certify that he/she had read and agreed to abide by the same.

B. Duties and responsibilities of the Physician in general:

1.1 Character of Physician (Doctors with qualification of MBBS or MBBS with post graduate degree/ diploma or with equivalent qualification in any medical discipline):

1.1.1 A physician shall uphold the dignity and honour of his profession.

1.1.2 The prime object of the medical profession is to render service to humanity; reward or financial gain is a subordinate consideration. Who- so-ever chooses his profession, assumes the obligation to conduct himself in accordance with its ideals. A physician should be an upright man, instructed in the art of healings. He shall keep himself pure in character and be diligent in caring for the sick; he should be modest, sober, patient, prompt in discharging his duty without anxiety; conducting himself with propriety in his profession and in all the actions of his life.

1.1.3 No person other than a doctor having qualification recognised by Medical Council of India" and registered with Medical Council of India/State Medical Council(s) is allowed to practice Modern system of Medicine or Surgery. A person obtaining qualification in any other system of Medicine is not allowed to practice Modern system of Medicine in any form.

1582 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4

1.2 Maintaining good medical practice:

1.2.1 The Principal objective of the medical profession is to render service to humanity with full respect for the dignity of profession and man. Physicians should merit the confidence of patients entrusted to their care, rendering to each a full measure of service and devotion. Physicians should try continuously to improve medical knowledge and skills and should make available to their patients and colleagues the benefits of their professional attainments. The physician should practice methods of healing founded on scientific basis and should not associate professionally with anyone who violates this principle. The honoured ideals of the medical profession imply that the responsibilities of the physician extend not only to individuals but also to society.

1.2.2 Membership in Medical Society: For the advancement of his profession, a physician should affiliate with associations and societies of allopathic medical professions and involve actively in the functioning of such bodies.

1.2.3 A Physician should participate in professsional meetings as part of Continuing Medical Education programmes, for at least 30 hours every five years, organized by reputed professional academic bodies or any other authorized organsiations. The compliance of this requirement shall be informed regularly to Medical Council of India or the State Medical Councils as the case may be.

1.3 Maintenance of medical records:

1.3.1 Every physician shall maintain the medical records pertaining to his / her indoor patients for a period of 3 years from the date of commencement of the treatment in a standard proforma laid down by the Medical Council of India and attached as Appendix 3.

1.3.2. If any request is made for medical records either by the patients / authorised attendant or legal authorities involved, the same may be duly acknowledged and documents shall be issued within the period of 72 hours.

1.3.3 A Registered medical practitioner shall maintain a Register of Medical Certificates giving full details of certificates issued. When issuing a medical certificate he / she shall always enter the identification marks of the patient and keep a copy of the certificate. He / She shall not omit to record the signature and/or thumbmark, address and at least one identification mark of the patient on the medical certificates- or report. The medical certificate shall be prepared as in Appendix 2.

1.3.4 Efforts shall be made to computerize medical records for quick retrieval.

1.4 Display of registration numbers:

1.4.1 Every physician shall display the registration number accorded to him by the State Medical Council / Medical Council of India in his clinic and in all his prescriptions, certificates, money receipts given to his patients.

1.4.2 Physicians shall display as suffix to their names only recognized medical degrees or such certificates/diplomas and memberships/honours which confer professional knowledge or recognizes any exemplary qualification/achievements.

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1.5 Use of Generic names of drugs: Every physician should, as far as possible, prescribe drugs with generic names and he / she shall ensure that there is a rational prescription and use of drugs.

1.6 Highest Quality Assurance in patient care: Every physician should aid in safeguarding the profession against admission to it of those who are deficient in moral character or education. Physician shall not employ in connection with his professional practice any attendant who is neither registered nor enlisted under the Medical ts in force and shall not permit such persons to attend, treat or perform operations upon patients wherever professional discretion or skill is required.

1.7 Exposure of Unethical Conduct: A Physician should expose, without fear or favour, incompetent or corrupt, dishonest or unethical conduct on the part of members of the profession.

1.8 Payment of Professional Services: The physician, engaged in the practice of medicine shall give priority to the interests of patients. The personal financial interests of a physician should not conflict with the medical interests of patients. A physician should announce his fees before rendering service and not after the operation or treatment is under way. Remuneration received for such services should be in the form and amount specifically announced to the patient at the time the service is rendered. It is unethical to enter into a contract of "no cure no payment". Physician rendering service on behalf of the state shall refrain from anticipating or accepting any consideration.

1.9 Evasion of Legal Restrictions: The physician shall observe the laws of the country in regulating the practice of medicine and shall also not assist others to evade such laws. He should be cooperative in observance and enforcement of sanitary laws and regulations in the interest of public health. A physician should observe the provisions of the State Acts like Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940; Pharmacy Act, 1948; Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic substances Act, 1985; Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, 1971; Transplantation of Human Organ Act, 1994; Mental Health Act, 1987; Environmental Protection Act, 1986; Pre-natal Sex Determination Test Act, 1994; Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisement) Act, 1954; Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities and Full Participation) Act, 1995 and Bio-Medical Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 1998 and such other Acts, Rules, Regulations made by the Central/State Governments or local Administrative Bodies or any other relevant Act relating to the protection and promotion of public health.

CHAPTER 2

2. DUTIES OF PHYSICIANS TO THEIR PATIENTS

2.1 Obligations to the Sick:

2.1.1 Though a physician is not bound to treat each and every person asking his services, he should not only be ever ready to respond to the calls of the sick and the injured, but should be mindful of the high character of his mission and the responsibility he discharges in the course of his professional duties. In his treatment, he should never forget that the health and1584 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) [PART III—SEC. 4 the lives of those entrusted to his care depend on~rus skill and attention. A physician should endeavour to add to the comfort of the sick by making his visits at the hour indicated to the patients. A physician advising a patient to seek service of another physician is acceptable, however, in case of emergency a physician must treat the patient. No physician shall arbitrarily refuse treatment to a patient. However for good reason, when a patient is suffering from an ailment which is not within the range of experience of the treating physician, the physician may refuse treatment and refer the patient to another physician.

2.1.2 Medical practitioner having any incapacity detrimental to the patient or which can affect his performance vis-a-vis the patient is not permitted to practice his profession 2.2 Patience, Delicacy and Secrecy : Patience and delicacy should characterize the physician. Confidences concerning individual or domestic life entrusted by patients to a physician and defects in the disposition or character of patients observed during medical attendance should never be revealed unless their revelation is required by the laws of the State. Sometimes, however, a physician must determine whether his duty to society requires him to employ knowledge, obtained through confidence as a physician, to protect a healthy person against a communicable disease to which he is about to be exposed. In such instance, the physician should act as he would wish another to act toward one of his own family in like circumstances.

2.3 Prognosis: The physician should neither exaggerate nor minimize the gravity of a patient's condition. He should ensure himself that the patient, his relatives or his responsible friends have such knowledge of the patient's condition as will serve the best interests of the patient and the family.

2.4 The Patient must not be neglected: A physician is free to choose whom he will serve. He should, however, respond to any request for his assistance in an emergency. Once having undertaken a case, the physician should not neglect the patient, nor should he withdraw from the case without giving adequate notice to the patient and his family. Provisionally or folly registered medical practitioner shall not willfully commit an act of negligence that may deprive his patient or patients from necessary medical care.

2.5 Engagement for an Obstetric case: When a physician who has been engaged to attend an obstetric case is absent and another is sent for and delivery accomplished, the acting physician is entitled to his professional fees, but should secure the patient's consent to resign on the arrival of the physician engaged.

CHAPTER 3

3. DUTIES OF PHYSICIAN IN CONSULTATION

3.1 Unnecessary consultations should be avoided:

3.1.1 However in case of serious illness and in doubtful or difficult conditions, the physician should request consultation, but under any circumstances such consultation should be justifiable and in the interest of the patient only and not for any other consideration.

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3.1.2 Consulting pathologists /radiologists or asking for any other diagnomV Larj investigation should be done judiciously and not in a routine manner.

3.2 Consultation for Patient's Benefit: In every consultation, the benefit to the patient is of foremost importance. All physicians engaged in the case should be frank with the patient and his attendants.

3.3 Punctuality in Consultation: Utmost punctuality should be observed by a physician In making themselves available for consultations.

3.4 Statement to Patient after Consultation:

3.4.1 All statements to the patient or his representatives should take place in the presence of the consulting physicians, except as otherwise agreed. The disclosure of the opinion to the patient or his relatives or friends shall rest with the medical attendant.

3.4.2 Differences of opinion should not be divulged unnecessarily but when there is irreconcilable difference of opinion the circumstances should be frankly and impartially explained to the patient or his relatives or friends. It would be opened to them to seek further advice as they so desire.

3.5 Treatment after Consultation: No decision should restrain the attending physician from making such subsequent variations in the treatment if any unexpected change occurs, but at the next consultation, reasons for the variations should be discussed/explained. The same privilege, with its obligations, belongs to the consultant when sent for in an emergency during the absence of attending physician. The attending physician may prescribe medicine at any time for the patient, whereas the consultant may prescribe only in case of emergency or as an expert when called for.

3.6 Patients Referred to Specialists: When a patient is referred to a specialist by the attending physician, a case summary of the patient should be given to the specialist, who should communicate his opinion in writing to the attending physician.

3.7 Fees and other charts:

3.7.1 A physician shall clearly display his fees and other charges on the board of his chamber and/or the hospitals he is visiting. Prescription should also make clear if the Physician himself dispensed any medicine.

3.7.2 A physician shall write his name and designation in full along with registration particulars in his prescription letter head.

Note: In Government hospital where the patient-load is heavy, the name of the prescribing doctor must be written below his/her signature.

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CHAPTER 4

4. RESPONSIBILITIES OF PHYSICIANS TO EACH OTHER

4.1 Dependence of Physicians on each other : A physician should consider it as a pleasure and privilege to render gratuitous service to all physicians and their immediate family dependants.

4.2 Conduct in consultation : In consultations, no insincerity, rivalry or envy should be indulged in. All due respect should be observed towards the physician in-charge of the case and no statement or remark be made, which would impair the confidence reposed in him. For this purpose no discussion should be carried on in the presence of the patient or his representatives.

4.3 Consultant not to take charge of the case: When a physician has been called for consultation, the Consultant should normally not take charge of the case, especially on the solicitation of the patient or friends. The Consultant shall not criticize the referring physician. He / she shall discuss the diagnosis treatment plan with the referring physician.

4.4 Appointment of Substitute: Whenever a physician requests another physician to attend his patients during his temporary absence from his practice, professional courtesy requires the acceptance of such appointment only when he has the capacity to discharge the additional responsibility along with his / her other duties. The physician acting under such an appointment should give the utmost consideration to the interests and reputation of the absent physician and all such patients should be lestored to the care of the latter upon his/her return.

4.5 Visiting another Physician's Case: When it becomes the duty of a physician occupying an official position to see and report upon an illness or injury, he should communicate to the physician in attendance so as to give him an option of being present. The medical officer / physician occupying an official position should avoid remarks upon the diagnosis or the treatment that has been adopted.

CHAPTER 5

5 DUTIES OF PHYSICIAN TO THE PUBLIC AND TO THE PARAMEDICAL

PROFESSION

5.1 Physicians as Citizens: Physicians, as good citizens, possessed of special training should disseminate advice on public health issues. They should play their part in enforcing the laws of the community and in sustaining the institutions that advance the interests of humanity. They should particularly co-operate with the authorities in the administration of sanitary /public health laws and regulations.

5.2 Public and Community Health: Physicians, especially those engaged in public health work, should enlighten the public concerning quarantine regulations and measures for the prevention of epidemic and communicable diseases. At all times the physician should notify the constituted public health authorities of every case of communicable disease under his care, in accordance with the laws, rules and regulations of the health authorities. WhenPARi III—Sbc. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, APRIL 6, 2002 (CHAITRA 16, 1924) 1587 an epidemic occurs a physician should not abandon his duty for tear of contracting the disease himself.

5.3 Pharmacists / Nurses: Physicians should recognize and promote the practice of different paramedical services such as, pharmacy and nursing as professions and should seek their cooperation wherever required.

CHAPTER 6

6. UNETHICAL ACTS: A physician shall not aid or abet or commit any of the following acts which shall be construed as unethical -

6.1 Advertising:

6.1.1 Soliciting of patients directly or indirectly, by a physician, by a group of physicians or by institutions or organisations is unethical. A physician shall not make use of him / her (or his / her name) as subject of any form or manner of advertising or publicity through any mode either alone or in conjunction with others which is of such a character as to invite attention to him or to his professional position, skill, qualification, achievements, attainments, specialities, appointments, associations, affiliations or honours and/or of such character as would ordinarily result in his self aggrandisement. A physician shall not give to any person, whether for compensation or otherwise, any approval, recommendation, endorsement, certificate, report or statement with respect of any drug, medicine, nostrum remedy, surgical, or therapeutic article, apparatus or appliance or any commercial product or article with respect of any property, quality or use thereof or any test, demonstration or trial thereof, for use in connection with his name, signature, or photograph in any form or manner of advertising through any mode nor shall he boast of cases, operations, cures or remedies or permit the publication of report thereof through any mode. A medical practitioner is however permitted to make a formal announcement in press regarding the following:

(1) On starting practi ce. (2) On change of type of practice. (3) On changing address. (4) On temporary absence from duty. (5) On resumption of another practice. (6) On succeeding to another practice. (7) Public declaration of charges.

6.1.2 Printing of self photograph, or any such material of publicity in the letter head or on sign board of the consulting room or any such clinical establishment shall be regarded as acts of self advertisement and unethical conduct on the part of the physician. However, printing of sketches, diagrams, picture of human system shall not be treated as unethical.

6.2 Patent and Copy rights: A physician may patent surgical instruments, appliances and medicine or Copyright applications, methods and procedures. However, it shall be unethical if the benefits of such patents or copyrights are not made available in situations where the interest of large population is involved.

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6.3 Running an open shop (Dispensing of Drugs and Appliances by Physicians): - A ph. sician should not run an open shop for sale of medicine for dispensing prescriptions prescribed by doctors other than himself or for sale of medical or surgical appliances. It is not unethical for a physician to prescribe or supply drugs, remedies or appliances as long as there is no exploitation of the patient. Drugs prescribed by a physician or brought from the market for a patient should explicitly state the proprietary formulae as well as generic name of the drug,

6.4 Rebates and Commission:

6.4.1 A physician shall not give, solicit, or receive nor shall he offer to give solicit or receive, any gift, gratuity, commission or bonus in consideration of or return for the referring, recommending or procuring of any patient for medical, surgical or other treatment. A physician shall not directly or indirectly, participate in or be a party to act of division, transference, assignment, subordination, rebating, splitting or refunding of any fee for medical, surgical or other treatment.

6.4.2 Provisions of para 6.4.1 shall apply with equal force to the referring, recommending or procuring by a physician or any person, specimen or material for diagnostic purposes or other study / work. Nothing in this section, however, shall prohibit payment of salaries by a qualified physician to other duly qualified person rendering medical care under his supervision.

6.5 Secret Remedies: The prescribing or dispensing by a physician of secret remedial agents of which he does not know the composition, or the manufacture or promotion of their use is unethical and as such prohibited. All the drugs prescribed by a physician should always carry a proprietary formula and clear name.

6.6 Human Rights: The physician shall not aid or abet torture nor shall he be a party to either infliction of mental or physical trauma or concealment of torture inflicted by some other person or agency in clear violation of human rights.

6.7 Euthanasia: Practicing euthanasia shall constitute unethical conduct. However on specific occasion, the question of withdrawing supporting devices to sustain cardio- pulmonary function even after brain death, shall be decided only by a team of doctors and not merely by the treating physician alone. A team of doctors shall declare withdrawal of support system. Such team shall consist of the doctor in charge of the patient, Chief Medical Officer / Medical Officer in charge of the hospital and a doctor nominated by the in-charge of the hospital from the hospital staff or in accordance with the provisions of the Transplantation of I luman Organ Act. 1994.

Cite this issue. Weekly Gazette of India, Government of India, 06 April 2002. Indian Gazettes, https://egazette.servantsofknowledge.in/details/in.gazette.central.w.2002-04-06.152141/. Archive identifier in.gazette.central.w.2002-04-06.152141.