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REGISTERED No. D-28

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, 0CTOBER 13, 1948

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

RESOLUTION

New Delhi, the 13th October 1948

No. 3-T(4)/48. —In order to ensure that adequate quantities of Superphos- phate are made available to cultivators all over the country at reasonable prices, for use as manure, the Government of India in the Ministry of Agri- culture propose to constitute and operate a, Central Phosphate Pool, which will be the primary importer from abroad of this commodity and which again will undertake the purchase of all Superphosphate produced within the Indian Dominion at fair and reasonable prices. Superphosphate will bo sold from this stock to consumers—whether Provincial Governments or others—on a no-profit, no-loss' basis. To operate this scheme, it is essential to determine the fair and resonable price at which Government should purchase Superphosphate ox-works at the various sources of production. The Tariff Board is accordingly requested to conduct such enquiries as may be necessary and advise Govern- ment as to such fair and reasonable price or prices, in pursuance of paragraph 1(1) of the Commerce Ministry's Resolution No. 30-T(l)/48, dated the 6th August 1948.

2. The undertaking by the Pool to purchase all the Superphosphate produced in the Indian Dominion at fair and reasonable prices would render it unneces- sary for the Tariff Board to pursue the examination of the claim for assistance or protection to the Superphosphate industry and the Tariff Board is accordingly requested not to take any further action with reference to the enquiry that was remitted to it in the Department of Commerce Resolution No. 218-T(55)/45, dated the 12th October 1946.

ORDER ORDERED that a copy of this Resolution be communicated to all Provincial Governments, all Chief Commissioners, the several Ministries of the Govern- ment of India, Prime Minister's Secretariat, Cabinet Secretariat, the Private and Military Secretaries to His Excellency the Governor General, the Central Board of Revenue, the Auditor General, the Director General of Employment and Resettlement, the Director General, Industry and Supply, the High Com- missioner for India, London, the Economic Adviser to Government, of India, the Director General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics, Calcutta, the Indian Trade Commissioner, London, the Indian Trade Commissioner at Now ( 1639 ) 1"WO TH£ GA2#TTE Oi¹ INDIA EXTIiAOBDlHAitY, OCT. 13,1948

York, Buenos Aires, Toronto, Alexandria, Colombo, Paris, Mombasa, Tebra and Sydney, His Majesty's Senior Trade Commissioner in India, the Unite States Embassy, New Delhi, the Canadian Tradt- Commissioner i India, the Australian Trade Commissioner in India, tho Norwegia Consul general, Bombay, the High OommibHioupr for India in Pak&tan Karachi, the High Commibsioner for Pakisttm in India, New Delhi, the Seen tary, Indian Tariff Board, Bombay, and all recognised Chambers of Goinmero and Associations, v

OBDEHBD that a copy be communicated to .the Government of Burma.

ORDEBKD also that it be published in the Qaeelte of ltu}.ia-

S. ftANGANATlIAN,

Joint gecretaty to the Govt. oE Iudiit

MIKI8TRY Or OOMJCUHIOAT1ON8

NOTIFICATION

New Delhi, the lfltfe October 1948

No. 24-A/13-48.—In exercise of the powers conferred by Clause (a) of sub section (1) of Section 6 of the Indian Aircraft Act, 1984 (XXII of 1934), tin Central Government is pleased to order that the notification of the Govern monfc of India in the Ministry of Communications No. 24rA/l-48 dated tin 1st July 1948 is hereby cancelled.

K. V. VMNKATACHALAM, Deputy Secretary to the Govt. of India. PUBLISHED BT TUB MAUAQBH or PUBUOATIONB, DJtW, INDIA. PBDITIID BS THB MANAOBB, Qo-rt&Nvxm pr INDIA PRIBB, N|W D I L H I, INDIA.