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The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1949

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OP COMMERCE

RESOLUTION

New Delhi, the 29tk June 1949

No, 32(l)-T.B./49.—In their Resolution No. 218-T(55)/45 dated the 3rd November 1945, the Government of India in the Department of Commerce referred to the Tariff Board an application for assistance or protection received from the Caustic Soda and Blenching Powder Industry. The Board in their Report considered that the industry qualified for the grant of protection, and recommended inter-alia that Mettur Chemical and Industrial Corporation, the only applicant for protection, should bo given a subsidy This recommendation was accepted by Government subject to certain conditions as announced in their Resolution No. 218-T(19)/47 dated the 22nd March 1947, On a further 'exa- mination by the Tariff Board of the accounts of the Company, as contemplated in paragraph 4 of Resolution No. 218-T{19)/47, dated the 22nd March 1947, it was found that the conditions for the grant of the subsidy were not satisfied.

2. The Government of India have now re-examined the matter and have decided to refer to the Tariff Board for investigation certain applications receiv- ed for assistance or protection to the Caustic- Soda and Bleaching Power In- dustry. In making its enquiry the Board will be guided by the principles laid down in para. 5 of the "Resolution No; 218-T(55)/45, dated the 8rd November 1945.

3. Finns or persons interested in this industry' or industries dependent on the use of these articles, who desire that their views should bo considered by the Tariff Board should address their representations to the Secretary to the Board, Contractor Building, Nicol Road, Ballard Estate, Bombay, 1.

ORDERORDERED that a copy of this Resolution be communicated to all Provin- cial Governments; all Chief Commissioners; the several Ministries of the Government of India; Prime Minister's Secretariat, Cabinet Sectt.; the Private Secretary to His Excellency the Governor-General ;the Central Board of Revenue'; the Auditor General; the Director General of Employment and Re- settlement; the Director General, Industry and Supply; the High Commissioner for India in London, Colombo, Ottawa, Karachi and Canberra; the Indian Ambassadors at Nanking, Moscow, Tehran, Kathmandu, Rangoon, Cairo, Kabul, Ankara, Washington, Prague, and Rio do Janeiro; Commissioner' General for Commercial and Economic Affairs in Europe, Paris; Charge d'Affaires of India in Paris, and Brussels, Envoys extraordinary and Ministers (1111)

I'.lerupott.ntuu-v OJ India, Bangkok, and Pcrnc; Consuls General for Indu. ^ Datavift, Buenos, Aires, Shanghai, Pondichery, Saigon, Kashmir, New York, and Him .t'ruucisco; The .Deputy High Commissioner for Indiu in Lahore, London and Dacca; TIVJ Secretary to tho High Commissioner i'or India in the Union of South Africa,- Johanec'burg; Agents of the Government of India in Kanady and Kuela Luinpat; Consuls for India at Baigon, Goa, and Jeddn; Vice Consuls for India at Medtm and ZehWlan; The Indian Political Officer, Bikkim; The .Representative of the Government of India in Singapur; The Commissioners lor thu Government; of Indin. in Trinidad, Nairobi, Mauritius, and Fiji; Head of the- Indian Liasion Mission, Tokyo; Head of the Military Misaion, Berlin; Indian Government Trade Commissioners in Toronto, Sydney, Monibassa, Colombo, Paris and Karachi, Asuitftitint Indian Government Trade CommiHaioner. Deooa, ComiiioL'cial Advis-ef to the "High Commissioner in U.K., London; Commercial Heeretrtrie* to tho Indian Embassies at Al"-.\nndria, liio De Junerio, Piftngoon, Tehron Jind Kabul; His Majesty's Senior Trnde Commissioner in India; United States Embuttuy, New Delhi; American Consulate General, Bombay; The India; The Norwegian Consul General, Bombay; The High Commissioner for India; The Norwegian Consul General, Bombay; The High Commissioner for. Pakistan in India, New Delhi; The Directors of Industries, Mysore, Travancore, Jaminu and Kashmir, Hyderabad, S"urashtra Union, Eaikot; the Union State of Mateya, Ahvai; th" United State of Vindhya Pradesh, Eewa; the United Stntp of KajastliHii, TTdaipuJ', Gwrdioj¹; Indon*. Mslwa Union, Gawaliar; Patinla and Er.!--t Punjab States Union, Patiala; Editor, Journal of Scientific- aud Industrial Eesearch, P-B)ock, Kaisina Ttoad, New Delhi; Indian Consul of Agriculture Research; Indian Standard Institution, Delhi; Free India Servica, Tamrind House, Tamrind Lane, Fort Bombay; The Economic Adviser to the Government of India; Economic Adviser to the li&joathan Union; The Director Oo.nor.il of Commercial Intelligence nncl Statistics, Calcutta,; The Secretary, Indian TaHff Board, Bombay; The Secretary, Industrial Finance Corporation of India, New Delhi; Secretary to the Indian Council of World Affairs, New Delhi; Provincial Motor Transport Controller. Bombay 18. and All recognised Chambers of Commerce p-nd Trade AaBoeiations.

OJU>EBBB that a copy be communicated to the Government of Burma,

OHT>J5RKT> nlso that \i be published in the Gaiettc of India.

C. C. DEBAT, Seoy.