REGISTERED No. D. 221
The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART II—Section 3—Sub-section (ii)
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 27] NEW DELHI, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY3,1966
Separate paging is given to this Partinorderthatitmaybefiled
as a separate compilation
MINISTRY OF MINES AND
NOTIFICATIONS
New Delhi, the 3rd February
S.O. 427.—In pursuance of clause 4 of the Col' force by section 16 of the Essential Commodities Act, hereby makes the following amendments in the notification Ministry of Steel and Mines (Department of Mines a December, 1965, namely :—
In the said notification,—
(1) for "Table I. Collieries situated
and the notes thereunder, the following namely :—
"TABLEle I .—Collieries situated within the TABLE I(a) —Non-coking cool of Selected
Price
Grade of Co 1
Run-of- Dust and
CO'
Selected Grade A Selected Grade B Grade I . . ..
i0 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I I-TABLE J(b).—Son-coking coal of Grade II, Grade IMA and Grade IIIB
Price psr tonne (1,000 kilograms) Price per ton (2240 pounds)
Grade of Coal
Run-of-mme.,
Run-of-mine,
Steam Coal,
Dust coal and
Steam Coal, Rubble and Smithy nuts Dust coal and Slack coal
Rubble and
Smithy nuts
Slack coal
Rs. P.
Rs. P.
Rs. P.
Rs. P.
Not exceeding Not exceeding Not exceeding Not exceeding
24-48
23-04
24-09 23-41
Not exceeding
Not exceeding Not exceeding Not exceeding
22-90
21-56
21-90
22-54 Not exceeding Not exceeding Not exceeding Not exceeding 20-72
21-73
20-39
21-39
TABLE I(C) .—coking coal of Grade A to Grade H.
Price per tonne
Price per ton (2240 pounds)
(1,000 kilograms)
of-mine, Steam Coal, t coal Rubble and 11 "ck Smithy nuts
Steam coal. Rubble and Smithy nuts
Run-of-mine, • Dust 'coal and Slack coal
Rs. P.
Rs. P.
Rs. P.
31-72 30-72 29-73 28-22 27-73 26-97 26-48 26-24
30*20 29-21 28-24 26-75 26-25 25-52 25-02 24-78
31-22 30-24 29-26 27-78 27-29 26-SS 26-06 25-83
led in "Table I(c) : Coking coal of Grade A to lid the following amount where, in pursuance of an '.he grade of the coal supplied is determined by sam- xordance with the procedure laid down by the
;s of coking coal A to E, a sum of Rs. 1-27 Paise per
" coking coal F, G and H, a sum of Rs. o 76 Paise
ie application of that procedure or the results of such •le Coal Controller whose decision thereon shall be
the consumer.
1? coal of Grade HH.
:::~is) Price per tonne (1,000 kilograms)
DEC. 8(UJ) THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY i0INOTK .—i. For the purposes of the Tables I(a) to I(d), the grade of any coal shall be dete- mincc! as follows :—.
I. Non-Ookity? Coal.
(j) High moisture Coals.
11 the ash and moisture content thereof :—
(0 do not exceed 17 s per cent . . . . .. Selected Grade A (.IY) exceed 17-5 per cent but does not exceed 19 per cent . Selected Grade B {Hi) exceed 19 per cent but does not exceed 24 per cent , , Grade I
(iv) exceed 24 per cent but docs not exceed 28 per cent . . Grade H
All analysis of high moisture coals will be carried out on—72 mesh samples after equilibrating uri.ler the conditions given below for 48 hours :—
Atmospheric temperature . . . . . . .. 40° c ± 2 °c
Relative humidity
60 per cent ±2 p er
cent"
(.b) Lota moisture coal!.
If the ash content thereof :—
00 does not exceed 15 per cent . . . . .. Selected Grade A (ii) exceeds 15 per cent but does not exceed 17 per cent . Selected Grade B (Hi) exceeds 17 per cent but docs not exceed 20 per cent . . Grade I (tv) exceeds 20 per cent but does not exceed 24 per cent . . Grade II (v) exceeds 24 per cent but does not exceed 28 per cent . . Grade IHA ("0 exceeds 28 per cent but does not exceed 35 per cent , . Grade IIIB II. Coking Coal
If the ash content thereof :—
(0 does not exceed 13 per cent . . . . .. Grade A (IJ) exceeds 13 per cent but does not exceed 14 per cent , . Grad^ B (Hi) exceedB 14 per cent but does not exceed 15 per cent , _ , Grade C (iv) exceeds 15 per cent but does not exceed 16 per cent . . Grade D (w) exceeds 16 per cent but docs not exceed 17 per cent . . Grade E (vi) exceeds 17 per cent but docs not exceed 18 per cent . . Grade F (vii) exceeds 18 per cent but does not exceed 19 per cent . . Grade G, (viii) exceeds 19 per-cent but does not exceed 20 per cent . . Grade H (ix) exceeds 20 per cent but docs not exceed 24 per cent . . Grade HH
NOTB 2.—The expressions 'Low moisture coals' and 'High moaiture coals' mean respectively coals containing moisture not exceeding 2 per cent, and coals containing more than 2 per cent moisture,
MOTH 3.—The expression 'coking coal' means all coal which is classified as such ,by the Coal Board, constituted under the Coal Mines (Conservation and Safety) Act, 1952 (12 of 1952).
NOTE 4.—The price at which all coal produced in the Bagrakote, East Bagrakotc, Lethl Valley and Fagu collieries may be sold shall be Rs. 34-49 per ton (2240 pounds) [Rs, 33 • 95 per tonne (1,000 kg.)] This price shall be free on rail Rasrakote in the case of the Bagrakote and East Ragrakoto collieries, free on rail Oodlabari, and Damdim, North East Frontier Railway, in the case of the Lethi Valley Colliery and free on rail Oodlabari, North East Frontier Railway, in the case of the Facu Colliery.
s
TABLE I (a)—Soft Coke
1 Price per tonne Grade of coke
(1,000 kilograms)
Price per ton (2240 pounds)
Rs. Paise
Rs. Palie 45 percent ash con-
Soft Coke—Not exceeding
33-89
tent
34-43
NOTE.—The prices given under Tables I(a), Kb), I(c), I(d) and I(e) are for delivery free on rail at or at the loading point nearest to the colliery, or free on tramway or road vehicle at the colliery.
102 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART l l - S t r. 3 (in,(2) for "Table VI : Coke" and the note thereunder, the following Table and note shall be suha- tituted, namely:—
"TABLE VI—Coke.
Rs. Paise Rs. Paise
Hard Coke
Bee-hive and Country Ovens, [Large, Rubble or Smithy over 1/2* (over
12-7 millimetres)
(1) If the ash content exceeds 24 per cent but does not exceed 30 per cent
Not exceeding
Not exceeding 46 '88
(11) If the ash content docs not exceed 24
Not exceeding
per cent . . .. Not exceeding 54-30
53-44 Coke Breeze under 1/2* (under 12-7 milli- metres) . . . . .. Not exceeding Not exceeding
9 05
8.91
NOTE—The prices given under Table VI above are for delivery free on rail at or at the loading point nearest to the cokery, or free on tramway or road vehicle at th- cokery."
[No. C5^I2(4)66.1]
S.O428.—In pursuance of clause 4 of the Colliery Control Order, 1945,39 continued in force by section 16 of the Essential Commodities Act, 1955 (ro of 1:955), the Central Government hereby makes the following amendments in the notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Stoel and Mines (Department of Mines and Metals), No. S.O. 3988, dated the 24th December, 1965, namely: —
In the said notification, (1) for the existing entries in the second and third columns against the entry " 1. (a) All over' loaded weigh-bridge coal or coke disposed of at .any railway wcigh-bridg^e in West Bengal and Bihar other than at the Mahuda Wcigh-brldgc", the following shall be substituted, namely :—
„
Rs. Paise Rs. Paise 21'66 21-32 "
(2) for the existing entries in the second and third columns against the entry "(b) All over- loaded weigh-bridge coal or coke disposed oi" at the Mahuda weigh-bridge", the following shall be substituted, namely:—
„
Rs. Paise Rs. Paise 19-66 19-35"
(3) for the existing entries in the second and third columns against the entry "(c) overloaded coal or coke of Bagiakote and East Bagrakote collieries in Darjeeling in West Bengal", the following ahull be substituted, namely: —
"
Rs. Paise Rs. Paise 33'99 33"45"
[No. C5-T2W/66-II]
N. D. GUPTA, Jt. Secty.
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