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REGISTERED No. D. 221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 58] NEW DELHI, MONDAY, APRIL l 1968/CHAITRA, 12, 1890

Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed

as a separate compilation.

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

PUBLIC NOTICE

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 1st April, 1968

SUBJECT: —Import Policy for the year April 1968—March 1969.

No. 50-ITC(PN)/68—The import policy and procedure for the year April 1968—March 1969 is contained in Volumes I and II annexed to this Public Notice.

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SECTION I

The licensing system

The licensing system in detail is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, a new edition of which is being issued separately.

Manner of presentation

2. The order and manner of presentation in the Red Book has been further rationalised for easy reference, as under: —

Section II in this volume (Volume I) contains the policy state- ment showing the items liceneable to established impor- ters and detailed licensing policy for actual users (Industrial);

Section III contains the detailed policy for items licenaable to established importers;

Section IV lists out the items the import of which has been canalised through the State Trading Corporation;

Section V contains appendices; and.

Section VI contains the alphabetical index.

3. The import policy for registered exporters is given in a sept- rate volume (Volume II) of the Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book).

Established importers

4. The detailed import policy for established importers is given In Section III in thig volume. The quota percentages as given per- tain to the annual quota, and the established importers should submit their applications for import licences on annual basis.

5. The Items licensable to established Importers have been divid- ed into a number of groups for the sake of Interchangeabillty, as indicated In the Annexure to Section III.

6. Last date for submission of applications.—The established importers should submit their applications for import licences, com- plete in all respects, so as to reach the licensing authorities con- cerned on or before the 30th June, 1968.

7. Applications for establishment/reflxation of quotas should also be made, complete In all respects, so as to reach the licensing autho- rities concerned not later than the 30th June, 1968. In such cases,

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the applications for import licences can be made within 30 days from the date of issue of the quota certificate.

8. Basic period.—The basic period for the purpose of calculating the quota of established importers will be from 1951-52 to 1965-66, for all items, unless otherwise provided. However, quotas already fixed in accordance with the basic periods prior to 1951-52 will be accepted for the grant of quota licences, if otherwise due.

9. No applications for refixation or re-establishment of quotas -will be entertained in the following eases: —

(i) For items licensable to established importers at a quota of more than 100 per cent.

(ii) For items falling under a particular serial number or sub-serial number of the I.T.C. Schedule, but imported against a licence for a different S. No. or Sub-S. No., under the concession of interchangeability provided to establish- ed importers or under other provisions applicable to established importers.

10. Importers holding quota certificates based on past imports pertaining to the basic period upto 1960-61, will not be allowed to "have their quotas refixed, except in cases where refixation of quotas Is sought on the basis of imports in a year subsequent to 1960-61 within the prescribed basic period.

11. Importers who got their earlier quotas refixed on the basis of their imports during 1961-62 to 1965-66, will not be allowed to have further refixation of quotas, except in cases where such further refixation of quota is sought, within the prescribed basic period, on the basis of imports in a year subsequent to the year on which the -earlier quota was based.

12. Minimum value of licences.—The minimum value of licences issued under the policy for established importers will be Rs. 1,000, unless otherwise provided.

13. In the event of division of quota of an established importer, the succeeding parties will get their proportionate shares of the -approved quota of the original firm; and none of them will be allow- ed the concession of obtaining minimum value licences. In such cases, the total value of licences admissible to all the succeeding parties, taken together, will be equal to the entitlement of the origi- nal firm, had there been no division of quota.

14. Cases in which licences will not be issued.—An established importer will not be eligible to a licence where his entitlement under the policy works out to Rs. 100 or below, or the value of his quota certificate or past imports on which a licence is claimed, is upto Rs. 200.

15. The annual licence Issued to an established importer for the period April 1968—March 19B9, against free foreign exchange, will he subject to the following conditions:—

(1> Licences valued upto Rs. 10.000 can be utilised In one lot at any time during the period of validity of the licence;

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(it) In the case of licences valued above Rs. 10,000 the licensee shall not be permitted to make remittance against his- licence for a value exceeding 50 per cent, of the value of the licence during the first six months of the period of validity of the licence. Such licences will be given an additional validity of six months for utilisation of only the second half of the value of the licence.

16. In the case of licences for spare parts issued to established- importers, it will not be open to the licensee to import components against such licences, and that the licences, in question, will be valid only for the import of spare parts required for maintenance of the machinery in use in the country, and falling under the serial number or sub-serial number of the I.T.C. Schedule against which the licence has been issued.

Spare-parts of earthmovuig machinery

17. Applications for spare parts of earthmoving machinery, listed in Appendix 4, will be considered for import from U.S.A. under U.S. Aid conditions, and from Rupee Payment Area, from those who have imported spare parts of earthmoving machinery from the res- pective sources during any of the financial years 1965-66, 1966-67 and 1967-68.

18. Applications should .be made to the CTrilejf Controller of Import*- and Exports, New Delhi in the form prescribed for established: importers. The application should also be supported by a certificate from a Chartered Accountant indicating, year-wise, the c.i.f. value of spare parts of earthmoving machinery falling under S. No. 65 (5) (il) (a) /V, imported by the applicant during the period from 1965-66 to 1967-68, from U.S.A. or Rupee Payment Area, as the case may be.

19. The last date for submission of such applications will be the 31st July, 1968.

Imports (or stock and sale through S.T.C.

20. Import licences will be issued to the S.T.C. for the under- mentioned items to be imported from Rupee Payment Area for stock and sale purposes: —

Machine tools; Ball, Roller and Taper Bearings; Printing machi- nery; Parts of tractors; Photographic equipment and spare parts; High pressure gas cylinders; Diesel fuel injection pump; Testing equipment; Spare parts of road rollers; Photographic sensitised material; Raw film and Sera and vaccine.

Imports for stock and sale through Co-operatives

21. Imports of a few seletced consumer goods, namely, medicines,, text and technical books, hearing aids and hearing aid batteries, artists' brushes and rubber contraceptives, will be allowed through' the National Co-operative Consumers Federation, New Delhi, within a limited ceiling, for distribution through Consumer Co-operative Stores.

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Actual users (Industrial)

Existing units

(a) Priority industries

22. In the case of 59 priority industries listed in Appendix 1, the -need-based policy for import of raw materials, components and spares will continue during the period April 1968—March 1969. The proce- dure for the grant of import licences to the units engaged in these industries will be as indicated below.

(i) Import of spare-parts by priority industries

23. The units engaged in the priority industries, both in the large and the small scale sectors, should submit separate applications for import of spare parts. Such applications should be made on annual basis covering the requirements of the unit for the period April 1968— March 1969. There will be no last date for submission of such appli- cations.

24. The applications for import of spare parts should be accom- panied by a statement indicating all the particulars of the imported machinery as well as the indigenous machinery having Imported components, installed or used in the applicant unit, for the main- tenance of which the spare parts are sought to be imported. A pro- forma of the statement in which the particulars are to be furnished, is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Proce- dure, 1968.

25. Import licences for spare parts will be valid for the Import of permissible spare parts required for the plant, machinery and equip- ment installed or used in the licence holder's factory, but items appearing in Appendix 3 will not ho allowed to be imported for a total value exceeding 10 per cent of the value of the licence, within the overall value of the licence. It will not be necessary for the applicant to furnish a list of spare parts to be imported, unless he desires to import restricted spare parts for more than 5 per cent of the value of the licence. If an applicant requires to import restrict- ed items listed in the said Appendix 3 in excess of the value limit of 5 per cent indicated above, he should apply for a specific endorse- ment on the licence to this effect, furnishing a list of such items sought to be imported.

26. Import licences for spare parts will be issued for the value considered reasonable by the licensing authority for the purpose of maintenance of the machinery jri use.

27. The units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D. should make their applications, in the prescribed form and manner, to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, through the D.G.T.D.-

28. The units in the small scale sector and such of the non-SSI units as are sponsored by the State Directors of Industries or State TJrugs Controllers should make their import applications, in the prescribed form and manner, to the regional licensing authorities con- cerned direct, and not through the sponsoring authorities.

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29. The units not covered by paragraphs 27 and 28 above, shouldi make their import applications, in the prescribed form and manner, to the regional licensing authorities concerned through the respective sponsoring authorities.

(it) Import ol row materials and components by priority industries

30. The existing units engaged in the priority industries should make their Import applications for raw materials and components, end-product-wise, by way of claiming replenishment of imported raw- materials and components consumed by the unit within a given perlodi The first import application during April 1968—March 1969 should be made on the basis of actual consumption during the period of six months commencing from 1st October 1967; ana thereafter im- port applications will be based on consumption in subsequent periods of not less than three months, and not more than six months, from 1st April 1968 onwards.

31. There will be no last date for submission of applications, andJ a unit can apply for licences any time It can show consumption of imported raw materials and components as indicated above. The licensing authority will not, however, entertain an application for licence from an applicant in whose case the unutilised value of out- standing licences in hand on the date of application, is more than the c.i.f, value of consumption for the replenishment of which the import licence is claimed. The unutilised value of licences to be taken into account for this purpose will be the balance value avail-¹ able in the Customs copies of the licences, reduced by the amount for which firm commitments have been made by opening letters of credit. The applicants should, therefore, make their applications for licences only when they are eligible to apply under this provision. Import licences will be issued on the basis of consumption of im- ported raw material and components.

32. In the case of units engaged in the following machine building industries, the licensing authorities may consider issuing import licences for raw materials and components for a value more than that of the consumption shown, provided the applicant gives justification for the same in his import application: —

(i) Industrial and mining machinery. (ii) Workshop machinery and equipment other than machine tools.

(iii) Industrial furnaces. (iv) Construction and earth moving equipment. (v) Cranes and hoist blocks. (vi) Telecommunication equipment, (vii) Wagons, (vili) Industrial refrigeration equipment.

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83. In support of consumption etc., the application for licence should be accompanied by a statement in triplicate, indicating the c.I.i. yalue of the imported raw materials and components consumed by the unit, the production actually turned out, the unutilised value of licences in hand, in the proforma appearing in Appendix 2 duly certified by a Chartered Accountant. The Information relating to consumption and particulars of import licences to be given in the statement should be in respect of the items of raw materials and components for which the applicant has obtained licences from LT.C. authorities. In respect of items for which applications for import licences are required to be made to the Iron and Steel Controller's Organisation, a separate statement in this proforma should accom- pany the appliction to be submitted to the Iron and Steel Controller's Organisation. The applicant and the Chartered Accountant should ensure that the information given in the statement is complete and accurate. Applications supported by incorrect statements will be liable to be summarily rejected, without prejudice to any other action that may be taken in this behalf. The licensing authority may, If necessary, call for documentary evidence to verify the correctness of the Information furnished in the said statement.

34. In cases where applications for licences are to be made through the sponsoring authorities, one copy of the statement referred to above, will be retained by the sponsoring authority and the remaining two copies will be sent to the licensing authority along with the ftpplicwtt0n':⁴-*TfrT"HSeH -Where applications are to be made direct to the licensing authorities, one copy of the statement in question will be sent by the licensing authority to the sponsoring authority while sending an intimation about the issue of the licence. This will enable the sponsoring authorities to verify the correctness of the information furnished in the statement. The licensing authority will also send one copy of the statement to the Central Excise authority concerned.

35. Applications for licences should be made to the licensing authorities as indicated in paragraphs 27. 28 and 29 above. The appli- cations should also be accompanied by the required number of copies of the list of items sought to be imported. The number of copies of the list of Items likely to be required may be calculated by the applicant on the basis of seven copies of each licence of the set of previous licences issued.

36. Import licences for raw materials and components issued to the priority industries will be valid for import of permissible spare parts (excluding those listed in Appendix 3), to the extent of 25 per cent of the value of such licences, within the overall value of the

Export effort by priority industries

37 Some of the industries included in the priority list are tradi- W ^ l ^ ^ ^ V ^ ' -^ c o f f e e' J"teP textiL, cotton tex- S S in r"Vn^ ^ —U c o"t i n ue t⁰ r e c e l ve a¹¹ *e necessary assist- ™ ]n regard to their import requirements. In order to help produc- tion for export in other priority industries, it has been decided to accord preferential treatment to units in these industries wS con- tribute to overseas sales that is which export 10% or more of their

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production or whose products are used in exports to this extent. Such preferential treatment will include facilities firstly for the expansion and improvement of their installed production capacity and secondly for the import of their import requirements from sources of their cboica For the purpose of implementing this policy during 1968-69, the export performance during 1967-68 will be taken into censider- ation.

38. The priority industries listed in Appendix 10 are in a position to increase their contribution to overseas sales. The individual units in these industries are advised to forward with their applications for import licences a statement of their export performance. The require- ments for units whose export performance exceeds 5% of their pro- duction will be met in full, and to the extent possible, from preferred sources. The requirements of units which fail to achieve minimum export performance although they have been in production for more than 5 years, will, however, not be met from preferred sources and are liable to be cut in the event of inadequate availability of foreign exchange.

Export effort by industries other than priority industries

39. In the case of industries other than those in the priority list, where the end-products are covered by the import policy for. Regis- tered Exporters, the units whose production, exported or used in exports, during the year 1967-68, amounted tQ 1ft% flnri nfrnfflijrV be treated during 1968-69 as if they b e l o n g ^ W e T l st of priority IiidW" tries. They will also qualify for being given some preference in regard to the sources of supply for their requirements of raw materials, components and spares, and receive preference in the matter of facilities for the expansion of installed capacity.

(b) Industries other than priority industries

Import of raw materials, components and spares

40. The exporting units engaged in industries other than the priority industries will be given priority treatment, as indicated in para 39 above.

41. In the case of other units in this group of industries, the policy and procedure for import of raw materials, components and spares during April 1968—March 1969 will be the same as during April 1967— March 1968 period, as stated below.

42. The applications for licences should be made after utilising the previous set of licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to the unit to the extent of 90 per cent by way of opening letter of credit, or 60 per cent by way of actual importation, or 70 per cent by shipment of goods. The evidence showing utilisation of the previous set of licences in the form of original or photostat of the Exchange Control or Customs copy of the licence (s), as the case may be, should be produced. In lieu of Exchange Control copy of the licence, a certi- ficate from the concerned bank in support of opening of letter of credit may also be acceptable.

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43. These units should make consolidated applications for raw materials, components and spares. There will be no last date for sub- mission of applications.

44. The units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D. should make their applications to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, through the D.G.T.D., on a half yearly basis. The first applica- tion from such units during April 1968—March 1969, covering the requirements for six months, should be made after utilising to the extent specified, the previous set of licences for raw materials com- ponents and spares issued to the unit in respect of the period April 1967—March 1968. The second application, during April 1968—March J969, covering further requirements for six months, may be made after utilising the set of licences issued against the first application upto the specified extent.

45. The small scale units and also such of the non-SSI units as are sponsored by the State Directors of Industries or State Drugs Con- trollers should make their import applications on annual basis for the period April 1968—March 1969, after utilising the previous licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to the unit for the period April 1967—March 1968, upto the specified extent. Such units should make their applications direct to the regional licensing autho- rities, Jind not through the sponsoring authorities.

_ 46. The uttits not covered by paragraphs 44 and 45 above should make their import applications to the regional licensing authorities concerned through the respective sponsoring authorities, on a half- yearly basis, in the same manner as laid down for the units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D.

47. The units which did not apply for import licences for raw materials, components and spares during April 1967—March 1968 or whose applications for the said period have been rejected for some reason, can apply for import of raw materials, components and spares during April 1968—March 1969 after utilising the import licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to them for the period _April 1966—March 1967, upto the specified extent.

48. Import applications should be made in the prescribed form and manner, along with the required number of copies of the list of items of raw materials and components sought to be imported. The number of copies of the list of items likely to be required may be calculated by the applicant on the basis of seven copies for each licence of the set of previous licences issued.

49. It will not be necessary for the applicant to furnish the list of spare parts sought to be imported unless he desires to have an endorsement on the licence permitting the import of specific items of spares from among those listed in Appendix 3.

Value of licences to be issued to industries other than priority industries

50. In the case of small scale units and such of the non-SSI units as are sponsored by the State Directors of Industries or State Drugs Controllers, the import licences, for raw materials, comporcentsTnd

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spares for the period April 19138—March 1969 will be Issued on the basis ©f the value of licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to such units for the period April 1967-~March 1968. In the case of units which did not apply during April 1967—March 1968 or whose application for that period was rejected, the value of the import licences for the period April 1968—March 1969 will be based on the value of licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to the units for the period April 1966—March 1967.

51. In the case of other units, import licences will be Issued on the basis of recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

New unit

52. The new units are those to whom no Import licences for raw materials, components and spares have been issued for the periods April 1966—March 1967 and April 1967—March 1968, and who have either got the requisite machinery installed or have made firm arrangements for machinery and premises and power supply where necessary.

New units (priority industries)

53. The new units, both in the large and the small scale sectors, should make their first and second import application for raw materials and components, through the sponsoring authority con- cerned, each covering" their requirements for 8 months. Hi the casft. of proposed units, the sponsoring authority will recommend a licence against the second application only after the unit has gone into pro- duction. Subsequent applications can be made by them on the basis of actual consumption in the same manner as has been laid down for the existing units engaged in the priority Industries.

54. Applications for import of spare parts should also be made by such units through the sponsoring authorities concerned.

New units (Industries other than priority Industries)

55. The new units belonging to this category, both in the large and the small scale sectors, should make consolidated import appli- cations for raw materials, components and spares to the licensing authorities concerned through the sponsoring authorities con- cerned. The small scale units and such of the non-SSI units as are sponsored by the State Directors of Industries or State Drugs Controllers, and who have the requisite machinery installed, should make their import applications on annual basis, while the other units including the propsed units, should apply on a half-yearly basis as in the case of the existing units. In the case of proposed units, the sponsoring authority will recommend a licence against the second application only after the unit has gone into pro- duction.

Items to be allowed to actual users

56. The items open to actual users are given in Section II in this volume. Ordinarily, the items which are not licensable to actual users, will not be allowed to be Imported,

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57. Items shown as llcensable for export production only, will be allowed only in the import licences issued to actual users under the import policy for registered exporters.

58. Requests for import of items shown as licensable to actual users 'On Restricted Basis' will be considered in cases where import becomes necessary to supplement indigenous production, 6r items in certain specifications are not available indigenously, or in cases where Indigenous substitutes are not suitable for use in certain end- products.

Emergency licences for spares to actual users

59. The policy and procedure for the grant of emergency licences for spares to actual users is given in the Import Trade Control Hand' Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968.

Actual users (Mining and Collieries)

60. Applications for import of spare parts of mining and colliery machinery, not available indigenously, will be considered from actual users on annual basis, covering their requirements for the j ear April 1968—March 1969. The last date for submission of such applications will be 31st July, 1968. The detailed procedure for the sub-mission of such applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968.

Newspaper estabUsbments|PubBshers of periodicals

61. Applications from Newspaper establishments and publishers of periodicals for import of newsprint and art paper will be ion- sidered by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. Such applications should be made through the Registrar of News- papers, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, New Delhi.

62. The applications from Newspaper establishments for their other requirements will also be considered by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. Such applications should be made direct to the licensing authorities, and not through the Registrar of Newspapers.

B3. The detailed procedure for submission of applications is given m the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968.

Actual users (Services)

64. Applications for import of spare parts for maintenance of the Imported machinery and equipment, or indigenously made machinery and equipment having imported components, or for import of other materials, or both spare parts and other materials, as the case may be will be considered from actual users of the categories indicated below:—

(i) Fleet owners. (ii) Construction agencies, (iii) Garages and Workshops, (iv) Printers.

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(v) Publishers of Books, (vi) Film Studios and Laboratories.

65. The applications should be made on annual basis covering requirements for the year April 1968—March 1969. There will be no last date for submission of applications. The detailed procedure for making such applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968.

Actual users (Institutions)

66. The import requirements of universities, educational insti- tutions, research organisations and technical/technological institutions and hospitals will be allowed in respect of items which are cleared by the D.G.T.D. from indigenous angle.

67. Import licences will be issued in such cases for the values for which foreign exchange is released on each application by the University Grants Commission or the administrative Ministry of the Central Government, as the case may be. Where no foreign exchange is provided as above, but the requirements are considered essential and urgent, the applications duly recommended by the sponsoring authority may be considered subject to the availability of foreign exchange at the disposal of the licensing authority.

68. The detailed procedure for submission of applications is given- :in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968.

Public sector undertakings

69. The procedure for submission of import applications by public sector undertakings (industrial as well as others) and projects is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968.

D. G. S. & D. and Railway contracts

70. The procedure for dealing with applications made by firms to import goods in respect of which a contract has been placed with them by the D.G.S.&D. or State railways, has been laid down in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968.

Import of capital goods/heavy electrical Plant and machine tools

71. The procedure for submission of applications for import of Capital Goods, Heavy Electrical Plants, Machine Tools and ether machinery and equipments is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968.

72. The applications for import of machinery and equipment from actual users will be considered as and when received. However, an existing unit applying for replacement/balancing/modernisation equipment should make only one application in a half year, except that the applications to meet emergent situations like break-down, or in response to a specific foreign credit may be permitted at any time.

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73. Applications for Import of mining machinery, printing machinery, Garage and Workshop machinery, Construction machinery and Studio equipment will also be considered from actual users,. subject to the availability of monetary ceiling for this purpose.

Open General licence

74. The following items have been placed under O.G.L. No. LXXXIV for import upto 30th September, 1968:—

(1) Cashewnuts. (2) Wattle extract. (3) Wattle bark. (4) Bark for tanning excluding wattle bark. (5) Hides and skins, raw or salted, where the value of hides and skins is more than that of wool/hair thereon.

(6) Dyeing and tanning substances, all sorts, not otherwise specified excluding wattle extracts and the articles speci- fied in S. No. 5 of Part V of the Import Trade Control Schedule.

The said O.G.L. is reproduced in Appendix 33.

Import from U.S.A. under Special Genera] Licence

75. As a procedural simplification, spare parts of certain essential¹ machinery which were freely licensable from U.S.A. under U.S. Aid conditions, have been placed on Special General Licence for import from U.S.A. subject to the conditions applicable to U.S. Aid. The Special General Licence in question is reproduced in Appendix 32, along with te list of spare parts covered thereunder. Banned or res- tricted items will not come within the purview of this facility.

Imports from nrpee payment area

76. Applications for import of spare ,/arts referred to in paragraph 75 above will be considered from actual users by the licensing authorities concerned for import from rupee payment area. Such applications should be made to the licensing authorities direct, and not through the sponsoring authorities.

Income-tax verification

77. It was provided in the Import Trade Control Policy for the' year April 1967—March 1968 that the period of validity of income- tax Verification Registration/Exemption Number has been enhanced from two financial years to three financial years. Therefore, the IVC Registration/Exemption Numbers which were valid for two years and expire on the 31st March, 19ft8 will be valid automatically for three years i.e. upto the 31st March, 1969. The Importers who have rio valid IVC Registration/Exemption Number valid upto the* dlst March, 1968, are advised to take steps immediately to obtain the reqmred number. The procedure for obtaining IVC Registration/ Exemption Numbers is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968.

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Conditions of import licences

78. The conditions applicable to different categories of licences have been given in Appendix 31, to the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968.

79. Unless otherwise provided, the period of validity in respect of licences issued to actual users and established importers will be 12 months.

Import requirements of shipping companies

80. Applications for the import of goods required by shipping companies will be considered from applicants who have imported these goods during the year 1966-67 or 1967-88.

Applications for import licences should be made to the regional licensing authorities concerned through the Director General of Shipping, Bombay, in the prescribed form 'A'. The applications should be accompanied by a statement indicating the items sought to be imported, the number, date and value of import licences obtained by the apncant for these items during 1966-67 and 1967-63 and the imports actually effected during these two years separately. Applications will be considered only for the permissible items.

There will be no last date for submission of such applications.

Suggestions for changes in the import policy

81. Any suggestions for changes in the import policy will be given due consideration in consultation with all the authorities, concerned. A procedure has been evolved for considering such suggestions to ensure that the import policy Is decided having regard to the legiti- mate interests of both the manufacturers and users of commodities. The suggestions for change in policy should be accompanied by the requisite information in the proforma appearing in Appendix 27.

82. The I.T.C. Schedule annexed to the Imports (Control) Order, 1955 has been revised so as to include sub serial numbers also. Such of the Items included in the schedule, for which the Import policy is not indicated In this book, may be treated as having 'Nil' policy for the period April 1968—March 1969.

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SECTION I

The Licensing System

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SECTION II

The Policy Statement showing the items licensable to established importers and detailed licensing policy for Actual Users.

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SECTION II

i. The tabular statement on the succeeding pages sets out the import policy for the year April 1968—March 1969. ThiB is to be read with the explanatory remarks given below.

a. Column 1 gives the Part and the SerUl No. of the I.T.C. Schedule.

3. Column 1 gives description of the item.

4. Column 3 gives the import policy for established importers. The entry 'B.I.* denotes that the item Is liccnsable to established importer for which detailed policy i" indicated in Section III.

3. Column 4 gives the import policy for Actual Users engaged in industrial produc- tion unless otherwise provided against any particular item in this Section.

The abbreviations/entries shown below in this Section stand for 1—

StandB for

Abbreviation

E .I

Established Importer.

Actual User.

A.U

S. T. C

State Trading Corporation.

M. M. T. C. •

Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation.

O. G. L.

Open General Licence.

CC.UE, .

Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi.

I.C.CI.&E,

Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.

D. C. G. I. & H,

Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.

C. L. A.

Central Licensing Area, New Deldi.

Ptrt &

Import Policy

Description

S. No. of ITC Schedule

Established

Importers

Actual Users

FART 1

Nil

n. U.

Cnlcium Molybdate, Molyte and other Molybdenum productB.

25°/18 THE GAZETTE OF J.NDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION U^ontd.

I 2

PART /—contd.

Nil

A. U.

Ferro-Columbium (also known as ferro-nio- bium).

(0 Ferro Silicon Zir-

conium. •

A. U.

Nil

(I'O Ferro Boran.

16-A

Mil

Bright M. S. and Fret Cutting quality (Man sulphur and/or Led- loy) Bam, Round*, Rod*. Squares, Hexa- gons, Oct"atM)" and Flat* and other sec- tions including Steel Shaftings (Reded), Bright drawn, turned •od polished bars.

A. U. for import of Black Bars which can be converted into Bright Free Cutting Quality Steel Bars from indigenous manufac- turers. Licences issued mny be validated for import of such Bright Free cutting quality steel bars which arc not manufactured in- digenously upto 5% of the face value of licences on the recom- mendation of die sponsoring au- thority. The minimum sulphur content in free cutting quality steel should be 0 0 8 %.

Nil

A. U. for import of Cast Iron Foot 17

Valves above 12' dla only.

(<) Iron and steel valves, •trainers and hy- drants and parts thore- 01.

Nil

A. O. for ujlport of Boiler Tubes and ERW (Electric Resistance Welded) Tubes.

(rt)(a) Boiler tubes In ftjJ) lengths or cut to ibapf and size.

Nil

tube*.

A. U. for import of oil-line Pipes and Tubes of API specifications on res- tricted basis.

Nil

A.U.for B.S.S. 1387Class A;B and C or equivalent specification pipes for sizes above 3" and below 1/2* nom, bore.

(d) Sttfl/'Wrought Iron Fmture Pipes and rubta (coated or uncoated) exclud- ing staisless steel rubes.

Nil

(") Mechanical tubing wcldrd includirg mild steel tubeB for cycle fr"me" in ItBptbs cut to sixei.

A. U. for Mechanical tubing (welded) including Mild Steel tubes other than ERW (Electrical Resistance Welded) Tubes, upto 2 1/2* O. D. for (Butt WeldetJ) mechanical tub- ing in sizes between 1/2" and 3* (both sizes inclusive).

SF.C. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/19

SECTION H—contd.

f—contd.

PART .

o. 17—contd.

S. Ni

A. U. for impot of the following cate-

Nil

(f) Mechanical tubing

gory of seamless tubea :—

(seamless).

(t) Alloy tubes of all sizes.

(if) Hot finished tubes other than the sizes manufactured in- digenously.

(iif) Cold drawn tubes other than the sizes manufactured in- digenously.

Nil

(£! Stainless steel pipe*

A. U. for units manufacturing phar- maceudcal/chcmical/dairy productB.

• "od tube*.

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(m) Pipes or tubes flexi- ble, for panning gas OT fluid under pres- sure ai'd telescopic fluoh pfc".

A. U. Import of the following items

will not be permitted :—

•ttrt (a) Wrought Iron steel \ Nil pipe fitting! D.O.",

(1) Flanges of all sizes.

(if) Elbows, bendsj tees, sockets

1/2" to 3* includig Reducer.

(b) Other steel pipe 1 fittings n.o.s. 1

(iif) Plugs, Nipples., Checknuts in

sizes 1* and below in each case.

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

22 (a) Machine screws, Set ") screws, and Ma- ! chine studs. V

(ft) Others , . . J

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

(a) Bifurcated riven

Nil.

(d) Others

A, 0. for import of trunk nails, and washers for export production only.

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil.

28 Malleable iron Castings including malleable iron pipe fittings eto.

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil,

Iron or Steel wire ropes or wire strandf(sLn"nd- ed wire).

250/20 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY ['PART I

SECTION n—contd.

I 2

PART J—contd.

(6) Stainless Steel wire Nil

netting.

(0 A. U. applications from Tea Gardens will be considered by J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta.

(it) A. U. for Chemical and Pharma •

ceutical Industries.

(in) A. U. applications from Sugar in- dustry for the import of vacuum filter replacements will be con- sidered.

Nil.

Iron or Steel stapling wire,

A. U. for import of copper coated

stapling wire only.

including copper coated stapling wire galvanised Or black (excluding ma- chine staples).

A. U. on restricted basis.

Boot and shoe grin-

Nil.

dery.

Nil.

A. U. for the undermentioned type Wire Mesh

(<*)

if wire mesh :—

(I) Steel wire mesh and stainless steel wire mesh for manufacture of standard testing instruments Bnd those of finer than 100 mesh not otherwise specified.

(2) Ferrous and non-ferrous wire

mesh finer than 100 mesh.

(3) Wire cloth/sieve doth square or circular in shape not exceeding 12" in size for manufacture of standard sieves.

Nil.

Unmachined steel Castings

39-A

A.U. for import of special and alloy Bteel castings weighing above 3 tons per piece on restricted basis. For requirements in excess of Rs. 50,000/-, the procedure re- garding Notice to indigenous manufacturers as laid down in Chapter VI of the Imoort Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968 will also apply.

Ni l.

40 Unmachined steel forg-,

ingB including forged iteel balls.

A. U. op restricted basis. For requirements in excess Of Rs. 50,000/-, the procedure regar- ding Notice to indigenous manu- facturers as laid down in Chapter VI of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968 will also apply.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/21

SECTION II—contd.

I 2

PART II—contd.

Nil.

(0 A. U. for Printing Industry on ^restricted basis.

fJi) A. U. for import of copper sheets plain and perforated and of sizes beyond 36* width for sugar machinery screen manufacturers only.

41 (1) Copper, wrought in the following forms, viz.,tape, foil, high- ly polished sheet specially prepared for making process blocks, lithographic sheet and copper perforated sheet.

N.B.—Industrial screens (perforated) will not, however, be allowed for import.

Nil.

(t¹) A. U. applications from textile machinery manufacturers for import of copper sheets wider than 4 feet will be considered by J.C.C.I, l& E. Bombay.

(ii) Copper wrought in the following forms, vJ7.. rods, sections, pipes, tubes, plates, sheets circles and strips in coiled form or straight length cut to shape and •size.

(ii) A. U. applications for import of pipes and tubes of more than 4" l.d, and less than 1/4" i.d. will be considered for end uses other than the following :—•

Bottle sprayers, hand pumps in- cluding bicycle pumps and other bicycle components, door hand- les, key chains, ball chains, snake chains, brackets, aldrops, towel rods, parts for knapsacks tube light holders, metric weighty presses, cables and wires, brass bolts, nuts, washers, dress hooka, curtain rings, brass carvings, and bracelets, curtain rods, furniture fittings, sanitary fittings, builders hardware, umbrella ribs and handles, etc.

A, U, on restricted basis.

Nil.

(iff) Copper flexible pipes or tubes, for passing gas or fluid under pressure.

A.U.

43 Copper scrap whether Nil.

Nil. Nil.

A.U. A.U.

43 A 44

ingottcd or otherwise. Lead ingot, pig and scrap (a) Zinc or spelter un- wrought in the form of ingotc, cake, tiles and slabs.

A. U. on renrtJcttd basis.

Nil.

and dust. (#) (ii) Lithographic

Nil

A.U. for printing industry.

zinc sheets/ plates for offset Priming

250/22 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION n—contd.

I 2

PART J/—contd.

Nil.

45 fa) Tin block and tin scrap

A.U. Applications from units borne on the books of Iron and Steel Con- troller will be considered in con- sultation with D.G.T.D.

Nil.

A.U, for Import of white metal for 45-B White metal, antifriction

export production only.

metal, solders (inclu- ding cored) and prin- ting merals,

Nil.

r. A.U. applications from Sugar In- dustry for import of Brass pcforated sheets beyond 4 ft. width and required to be used without cutting them into shorter widths, will be considered.

(a) Brass, bronze and similar alloys, un- wrought and in the form of ingot and scrap whether ingotted or otherwise and the following manufactu- res, viz, perforated sheets.

2. A.U, for import of Brass perforated sheets wider than 4 ft. for manufac- ture of sugar machinery screens.

3. A.U. for import of scrap of brass, bronze or similar alloys on res- tricted basis

Nil

A.U. on restricted basis.

(6) Nickel base alloys and nickel chrome alloys Including manufactu- res and scraps thereof.

Nil

1. A.U. for import of brass pipes, and tubes o ff and smaller die. and above 4" dia. The require- ments of actual users for these items will be met from the stocks imported by M.M.T.C.

(e) Brass, bronze and similar alloys, wrought including the following viz., wire, rod, section, sheet, pipe and tube and the following manufa- ctures, viz., rod and tube cm to shape and size bat excluding chemicals or imitation gold.

2. A.U. for import of Phosphor Bronze/ Monel Metal rods/wires/ strips on restricted basis.

Nil A.U, on restricted basis.

(d) Bronze, flexible Pipes or tubes for passing gas or fluid under pressure.

Nil

A.U.

47 Copperj unwrought in the form of Ingots, blooms, slabs, cakes, tiles, bricks, blocks, billet cathodes, blister bars, electrolytic wire ban and ingot bars.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/23.

SECTION n—contd.

PART 7—concld.

Mil

A.U. for import of Antimony for 47-A Antimony ingot regulus

export production only.

and star metal.

Nil

A.U, for import of—

(0 Virgin nickel.

(ii) Nickel anodes (for export pro-

duction only).

48 Nickel including nickel scrap in all torms ex- cluding manufactures thereof but including nickel pellets and nickel anodes.

Nil

50 Moncl metal unwrought.

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil A.U. Import of tungsten carbide powder and ammonium para-tungstate wiU not be permitted.

51 Tungsten mcml in all forms including alloys, all manufactures, semis and products thereof.

Nil

A.U.

52 Molybdenum metal in all forms Including alloys, all manufactureo, semis and products thereof.

Nil

Calcium Silicidc

\,u.

53("

Nil

A.U. on rcscrictcd basis

55-A Rolling rolls for steel works (whether of cast iron, cast steel or forged).

Nil A.U.

57(0) Industrial coil springs and formed springs including precision springs.

PARE II

Nil

A.U. for export production only.

Dry battery wax, red, black, etc.

Raw Manila hemp (Fibre) 1

Raw hemp excluding raw | Nil

Manila hemp (Fibre) y

A.U. applications will be considered by J.C.C.I. &E., Calcutta on there- commendation of the Jute Commis- sioner, Calcutta.

Raw sisal fibre j

35°/24 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION n—contd.

I 2

PART II—contd.

7-A

Nil (A) Compressed Asbestos Fibre joiting sheets, mill board, Ferrobestos.

Nil (c) Asbestos based products for electrical insulation an d products not otherwise specified.

Nil Packing; engines and boilers ") 7-B

all sorts, not otherwise specified I Steam, pneumatic and hy- y 7-C

draulic packings for all 1 machinery. 1 Readymade boiler packing J 8

Nil .9 (a) Machined Steel balls above 9/16" dia.

Nil (d) (i) Coated or uiiconted arc

wciume electrodes.

A.U. applications for import of asbestos based wire woven jointings and special jointings required to withstand the action of strong acids/ alkalies will be considered.

A.U.

A. U. on restricted basis.

A. U. on restricted basis,

A.U. on restricted basisv

A.U. on restricted basis.

(it) Iron or steel coated and Nil uncoatcd rods, wire, foils and strip for gas welding and brazing.

Nil [g) Others (This also in- •( cludes chilled iron and steel shots and grits and cut wire shots).

to Manufactures of copper, excluding scrap and those mentioned in Part I of the Schedule :

Nil •GO

RodB, wire, foil and strip made of copper for gas weld- ing and brazing.

Nil Copper wire (other than bare hard drawn electrolytic cop- per wire).

A.U. for steel balls of 1 mm and below for export production only.

A. U. for import of abrasive coated copper foils for export production only.

A. U. for import of super enamel copper wire, solid tinned copper wire and hook up wire for export production only.

Nil Others including copper powder.

"i German Silver (including nickel iilver) including semi-manufac- tures and scraps thereof.

A.U. for sintered part manufac- turers for copper powder.

A.U. for Import of German silver nickel silver scrap.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/25

SECTION II—contd.

PART //—contd.

Nil

13 Aluminium circles, sheets, strips "nd other manufactures, not otherwise specified.

(1) A.U. for import of (0) Aluminium wire rods having a purity of 99-5 % or more for the manufacture of A.CS.R. all aluminium conductors and covered aluminium conductors, and (ft) Aluminium electrodes.

(2) A.U. for Drugs and Pharmaceuticals industry for import of 34 gauge and thinner gauge pre-fabricatea alu- minium strips in coils required for making antibiotic vial caps.

A.U. for (E. G. Grade) only.

Nil "

Aluminium in any crude form, in-

cluding ingots, bara, blocks, slabs, billets, shots and pellets.

A.U. for sintered Darts other than

Nil

Oilite bushes.

16 (b) Sintered Bronze, self-lubri- cating Bushes and Bearings (popularly known as Oilite Bushes).

A.U. for special sintered parts/com-

Nil

(e) Other sintered metal parts/

ponents.

components,

Nil

(d) Others

A. U. for impot of Haps and staples, clips and brass round bars (ex- truded quality) for export pro- duction only.

17 (a) CO Cadmium, cobalt, manganese, Nil. (0 A.U. The import of the under- mentioned items will be allowed only for the end products Indicated against each :—

(1) Platinum Instruments, (The requirements platinum labo-

will be met from ratory-ware. the stocks import- thermocouples, ed by MMTC.) resistance ma- terial and heat- ing elements.

(2) Zircon (on res- Ceramic industry,

tricted basis).

(3) Rutile (on res- Ceramic and

tricted basis), electric welding

magnesium, bismuth, chro- mium, vanadium and other virgin non-ferrous metals not otherwise specified and' manufactures thereof in- cluding Nickel manufac- tures and also including monel metal manufactures, Dental silver alloy in I and 5 oz. packing, aluminium leadwinped, glazing bars and magnesium powder, but ex- cluding non-ferrous semi manufactures and alloys and also excluding Electrodes, rod, foil, wire and strips for gas welding and brazing made of alloys not other- wiso specified.

industries.

250/26 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [FART I

SECTION II—contd.

PART //—contd.

S.No. 17 (a) (0 contd.—

(.") All Non-Ferrous Welding electrodes/ rods/wires/strips/ foil/special shapes made of pure metals or alloys there- of, for purpose of gas welding and brazing.

Hit) Non-ferroua electroplating Anodes of all non-ferrous metals like Nickel, Cadmium, Chromium, Bismuth, Copper, Zinc, Lead, Tin, Antimony, etc. 4

Import of 'Zircon' and 'Rutilc' will be allowed only with tne prior approval of the Department of Atomic Energy, Bombay.

(4) Magnesium . Aluminium and Alloy casting industries.

(5) Virgin metals For research and of high purity analytical labo- covered under ratories. this sub-S. No.

(6) Bismuth metal For industries other than drug* and pharma- ceuticals.

(it) Import of leadwinged aluminium glazed bars will not be permitted, of the following items:—

Nil A, U. for import (0 Nickel and Nickel base alloy electrodes/ wires.

(it) Non-ferrous electrodes/wires, etc. (Import of this item will be per- mitted only on restricted basis).

Nil (J) A. U. for import of anodes other than those of nickel and cad- mium for essential electroplating units possessing adequate electro- plating equipment and who arc engaged in actual manufacture of finished products.

A.U. for import of the following items:

Nil

Non-ferrous resistance alloys and bi-metal/semi-manufactures like rods, strips, wires, foils etc. (a) Ni-chrome . Import will be allowed on res- tricted basis.

(b) Other nickel base alloys. (c) Iron base alloys

Import of these 1 items will be (d) Other special [allowed on res- alloys including, tricted basis, aluminium resis- tance alloys.

(") Bi-metal strips of all varieties including ferrous and non-ferrous combinations for electrical and auto-

Nil

to Aluminium alloy items (other than those used in aircraft construction) containing not more than 99% of aluminium in the form of plates, sheets, circles, strips, rods, bars, tubes, sections, wires and rivets.

mobile industries. A.U, for import of:—

(i) Aluminium and aluminium alloy pipes of sizes above 6' O.D.

(it) Aluminium crimped flat wire required for metallic coating to all types of articles.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OP INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 2 5 0 ^7

SECTION II—contd.

PART 7/—contd.

Nil

S. No. 17—contd. (0) Others

A. U. for import of Iridium alloy pen points and Gun Metal for export production only.

3aU Bearings—

*9 (1) 1

Ball bearings of 1" bore 1 (internal diameter "and be- low as specified in Appendix 14 (1) (a) and 14 (i)(6).

Ball bearings of 1* bore (internal) diameter and below other than those specified in Appendix I4(l)( a) a n^ I4(i)(fr)

Ball bearings above 1* bore

<&•)

A. U, on restricted basis.

(internal) diameter and upto -Nil and Including 2" in bore (internal) diameter as speci- fied in Appendix 14 (2) (a) and 14 (2) (b).

to) Ball bearings above 1" bore Internal diamater and upto and Including 2" bore internal) diameter other than those specified in Appendix 14 (2) (a) and 14 (2) (6) J 3all bearings above 2*" bore (internal) diameter and upto and including 3* bore (internal) dia. as specified in Appen- dix 14 (3) (a) and 14 (3)

Ball bearings above 2' bore (internal) diameter and upto and including 3* bore (internal) dia, other ihan those specified in Appendix 14 (3) (a) and 14 (3KW-

Ball bearings above 3 bore (internal) diameter as specified in Appen- 14(4) (a) and 14 (4) (6).

) Ball bcaings above 3* bore (internal) diameter other than those speci- fied in Appendix 14 (4)(a) and 14 (4X6).

A. U. Import of component parts of

Ni)

(") Component parts jlof ball bearings not otherwise specified.

bearings specified in Appendix 14 (l)(a) and (b), 14 (2)(a) "nd (ft), 14 (3)(rt) and (fi) and 14 (4) (0) and (6) will not be allowed.

250/28 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION U—contd.

1 a

PART II—contd.

S. No, 19—•contd.

Nil 19 (2) (0 Roller bearings in- cluding needle roller bearings and needle roller assemblies.

Nil (i) (b) Cylindrical roller Dear- ings other than those specifed in Appendix 14 (5).

Nil (if) Component Parts of Roller bearings, needle roller bearings, needle roller assemblies, including accessories, such as rollers needle rollers, sleeves, nuts and washers.

A. U. for import of Needle Bearings, for export production only.

(fl A.U.

(ii) Roller bearings Imported without pedestals or housing can bt allowed againsf his serial number.

(*) Import of component parts of bearings specified in Appendix 14(5} will not be permitted.

O'O Import of needle rollers as shown below will not be permitted.

Diameter Length

Nil 19 (3) (i) (b) Taper roller bearings

other than thoese specified in Appendix 14(6).

(*'t) Component parts of

Nil Taper roller bearings.

("') 2,26mm to 9.0 mm to 2.54mm (0.089' 20,06mm to 0. i") (0.354" to 0.79"}

(JV) 2. 90mm to 9.0mm to 30.5 3.20mm (0.114* mm (0,354' to to 0,126*) 1.2*)

(0A.U.

(it) Taper roller bearings imported without pedestals Or housing can be allowed against this serial num- ber. (*) A, U.

(ii) Impot of component parts of bearings specified in Appendix 14 (6) will not be permitted.

N.B.—The following basis will be adopted in considering A. U, appli- cations for import of Ball, Roller and Taper Roller Bearings, and specified components thereof

(0 Ball bearings of specification* detailed in Appendix 14 (i)(a) of this book will not be al- lowed.

(ii) Ball bearings of specifications detailed in Appendix 14 (i)(A) of this book may be allowed on restricted baais.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/29

SECTION n—contd.

3 4 1 ²

PART 11—contd.

S. No. 19—contd.

(iii) Ball bearings of specification* mentioned in Appendix 14 (2)(

(iv) Ball bearings of specification* mentioned in Appendix li (2)(6) of this book may be allowed on restricted basis.

(v) Ball bearigs of specifications detailed in Appendix 14 (3)(a) of this book will not be allowed.

(yi) Ball bearings of specifications detailed in Appendix 14 (3)(6) of this book may be allowed on restricted basis.

(vii) Ball bcaings of specification* detailed in Appendix 14 (4)(a) of this book will not be allowed.

(ui'ii) Ball bearings of specifications, detailed in Appendix 14 (4X6) °f this book may be allowed only on restricted basis.

(ix) Ball bearings of non-banned and non-restricted sizes may bt allowed.

(X) Cylindrical roller bearings of types detailed in Appendix 14 (5) of this book will not be- allowed.

(xi) Cylindrical rollei bearing* of non-banned sizes and types may be allowed .

(xii) Taper Roller Bearings of sizes detailed in Appendix 14 (6) of this book will not be allowed.

(xiiii) Taper Roller Bearings of sizes other than those mentioned in- Appendix 14 (6) may be allowed.

M (1) Metal-working tools :

(a) Tools and • cutters tip- ) ped with either Tungsten 1 Carbide or Stellite solid f or Ceramic or other- | oxide tips (including | intiertcd types) and spare J- tips and bits thereof exclud- ing tools, tips and bits made out of steel which fall under S. No. 20 (i)(fc)/II or S. No. 20 (i)(c)/II.

250/30 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION n—contd

PART 11

'—contd.

S, No. 20 (1)—contd.

Nil

(*) Milling Cutters, Gear Cut- ~\ tcrsj End Mills, Slitting Saws, 1 taps, dies and other thread 1 forming tools. J

A. V. for items other than those mentioned in Appen- dix 15. Import of slitting and slotting saws of thick- ness below 1/8* will be allowed on restricted basis.

(<;) Metal working saws includ- I ing power operated hacksaw 1 blades, wire, tube and b"ar { drawing dies and nibs or I pellets and other metal 1 working tools (machine I worked) not specified I elsewhere, J

(2) (a) (t) Circular saws, inclusive of Nil

••20

A.U.

inserted blade types.

(it) Wood working band Nil.

saws.

A.U. for items other than those mentioned in Ap- pendix 15.

Nil A.U.

(b) Machine worked cutters including all machine worked wood-working tools not else- where specified.

A.U. for items other than those

Nil

<3) (") (0 Files and Rasps

mentioned in Appendix 15.

Nil

(ii) Glass : cutting or writ- ing diamond tools.

A. U. for items other than those mentioned in Appendix

15'

(4) (fc) Twist drills and reamers J

Nil

less than 3/64* dia. J-

A.U.

21 T

(1)

he following precision and measuring tools : Micrometers, Universal Sur- face Gauges, Vernier Height Gauges, Vernier Depth Gau- ges, Micrometer Depth Gau- ges, Rule Depth Gauges.

Nil (0 A.U. applications from Textile Mills/Textile machinery manufacturing industry for ^permissible types of gauges will be considered by JCCI &E., Bombay.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 25°/3r

SECTION n—contd.

I 2

3 4

PART II—contd.

:S. No. 21—eoM4.

Requests for import of card gauges against A. U. licence will be con- sidered in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay on production of non-availability le- tters from indigenous manufa- cturers.

(II) A. U. for Engineering & Textile Industries, Applications from textile industry will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay.

(tit) No A. U. licences will be granted for the following items :—

I. Tool makers' surface plate

squares, eteel square (other than adjustable) and die makers steel squares.

a. Surface Gauges including uni-

verse surface gauges. 3. Steel plain plug gauges. 4. Gap Gauges. 5. Straight Edges. 6. Sine Bars. 7. Parallel Blocks including hardened

and ground parallels.

8. Surface plftte 2 x3 ft. or smaller. 9. Angle Plates.

10. Cast iron cubes. 11. Measuring tapes In all sizes— metallic, non-metallic and Bteel

12. Draftsman's Protractors. 13. Magnetic bases complete without

Dial Indicator.

14. Outside Micrometers :—

Planer and Shaper Gauges, Taper Parallel Gauges, Screw Pitch Gauges,*] Fillet and Radius Gauges, Feeler Gau- ges, Thickness Gauge Stocks, Twit Drill and Machine Screws Tap Gauges, Calliper and Wire Gauges, Drill and Wire Gauges, Jobbers Drill Gauges, Drill Point and Depth Gauges, Rolling Mill Gauges, English Standard Wire Gauges, Dial Gauges, Dial Test Indi- cators, Lathe Test Indicators, Straight Edges, Indicator At- tachments, Vernier Callipers, Universal Bevel Protractors, Protectors, Combination Sets, Stainless Steel Draftsman's Protrators, Gear Tooth Ver- niers, Speed Indicators, Hard- ened Ground Steel Parallels, Die Makers Squares, Hardened Steel Squares, Universal Be- vels, Combination Squares, Automatic Centre Punches, Combination Calliper and Di- viders, Steel Rules, Measuring Tapes, Feeler Gauges Strips and also such other measuring tools and instruments used in the engineering workshop and industry for measuring or gauging or checking or com- paring physical dimensions.

o*-i' ; i':2 ' ; 2*-3' ; 3*-4' ; and corresponding metric sizes viz. 0-2; m/m ; 25 m/m ; 50 m/m ; 50 m/m—75 m/m and 75 m/m— 100 m/m.

15. Dial indicators.

16. Thread plug Gauges and Ring

gauges.

(tiOThe Controller of Weights and Measures of the State concerned or the Directorate of Weight! and Measures in the Ministry of Commerce, New Delhi should be consulted regarding conformity TO specifications of the weighing and measuring instruments intended to be imported.

10 G. of I. Ex.—3.

250/32 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION U—contd.

1 a

PART //—contd.

Nil

Valve grinding pastes and com-

pounds.

A. U. for Import of grinding paste tor export production only.

Nil

(b) Grinding wheels and segments 24

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil A. U. for nib slitting wheels for manu-

facture of fountain pens.

Nil

(a) Emery fillets

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(b) Crocus paper and emery polishing papers of standard micron gradings.

(.,-) Water proof abrasive pap*r A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

and cloth.

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(d) Emery grain, emery powder abrasive and carborundum grain and powder.

(1) Graphite Crucibles for pit-/' 26

furnaces.

(2) Graphite Crucible including covers, mufflerings and stands for tilting furnaces (3) Silicon Carbide crucibles .

(0 A. U. for import of carborundum- powder (silicon carbide) upto and including 300 mesh only.

_C*"0 Import of Optical abrasives emery, corundum, gamete, elec- tro-corundum or any other kind of synthetic abrasive grains and powder of any grade or mesh size will not be permitted.

(1) A. U. for silicon carbide crucibles- or carbon bonded graphite cruci- bles of sizes over No 100 without covers, muffle rings and stands.

Nil

for pit fired furnaces.

(4) Silicon Crbide Carucibles for tilting furnaces.

(2) A. U. for graphite crucibles or clay- bonded graphite crucibles of size* over No. 300 without covers, muffle rings and stands.

Nil

(4) V-Belts, V-Belts endless— made of leather or rubber.

(8) (b) Steel conveyor belts .

(1) A. U. on restricted basis for import of V. Belts, B.C.D. Sections over joo'in circumference of sizes other than those detailed in Appendix 23.

(2) Import of V. Link Belting will not be allowed.

Nil A. U. for manufacture of safety razor

blades.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/33

SECTION U—contd.

PART II—contd.

A. U. for import of spare partj 29

on restricted basis.

Power driven road rollers and E.I. component parts thereof. (for spares

only)

A. U. for import of Marine Diesel Engines above 320 H.P. on rest- ricted basis. The requirements of actual users will be met from the stocks imported by S.T.C. (4) Marine rype diesel engines (i.e., an engine usually sup- plied with bell housing, car- rying reverse gear and clutch in which water circle is pro- tected with zinc coating or is made of bronze and start- ing contrivance is at high level to facilitate hand start- ing).

(/) Spare parts of diesel engines

other than spares for road vehicular type diesel engines :--

(t) Fuel Injection equip- ment and component parts thereof. (it) Air cleaners

•

Transferred to List II—Appendix 26. Transferred to List II—Appendix 26.

(iit) Others

E.I. A. U. for import of the following items for export production only :—

(1) Crank shaft unmachined, Diesel injector tubing, valve springs- connecting rods, Helli-coils, elements for fuel pumps, De- livery valves, silicon * O' rings, seal*. Cylinder heads, silicon bushes, inlet and ex- haust valves. Nozzles and Nozzle holders, valve seals, piston assembly 6* and below, camshaft, cylinder linen; and

(2) Spare parts of Marine Diesel engines above 40 H.P. (per- missible types}.

31 (b) Parts of engines

E.I. A.U. on restricted basis. Nil. A.U, on restricted basis

(c){i) Out-board motors uptc

and including 5 H.P.

(if) Out board motors above 5

A.U. on restricted basis,

Nil.

H.P

for :—

(1) Docks, Marine Departments

and Port Trusts.

(2) Fishermen's Co-operative So-

cieties.

i \pplications by Docks, Marine De- partments and Port Trusts should be made direct to the licensing authorities.

²5°/34 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION U—contd.

PART II—contd.

Nil A.U, on restricted basis.

(a) Fractional horse power motors (including mo- tors upto one H.P.). suitable for D.C. sup- ply or single phase.

Nil (j) A.U. for import of the following

types of motors :—

cage motors upto 30 H.P. conforming to details of construction and design as given be- low and slipring motors from 10 to 30 H.P.:— (i) Type-Standard High Torque (including loom motors) smooth acceleration)

(if) Voltage—200—55O , (Hi) Spindle—Horizonal

or vertical.

(a) Flame-proof (1) Applications motors conforming from collieries to B.S.S. 741 of will be consider- 1937 or its equi- cd by JCCI & valents if sup- E., Calcutta on lieB are notava- the recommen- ilablc with the dation of Coal ' S.T.C. Controller, Cal-

cutta.

(iv) Enclosure—Screen protected/dip-proof totally enclosed (in- cluding fan cooled).

(,c) Motors of the types

mentioned in (bj above but from 31 H.P. to 50 H.P.

(2) Applications from actual us- ers other than collieries will be considered by the Regional licensing autho- rities.

rJN Orher types of Motors

(6) Vertical spi- Applications will ndle hollow be considered by shaft motors CCI & E-, New falling under Delhi on rest- S. No. 32(6)/ ricted basis. II of ratings not produced in the country, (for pump ma- nufacturers only).

(e~) Variable speed Applications will motors and other be considered by non-flame-proof the JCCI &E., motors falling Bombay on tho under S.No,32(d) recommendations III, which are of the Textile required in the Commissioner, specialised types Bombay on rest- of textiles ma- ricted basis, chines (for tex- tile mills/textile machinery ma- nufacturing in- dustry only).

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/35

SECTION U—contd.

I 2

PART II— contd.

S. No. 32—contd.

(2) Prohibited types of motors speci- fied in sub-items (b) a'nd (c) of this S. No. will be allowed clearance with machinery end equipment proivded the motor shaft is directly coupled to the driving mechanism and these can be regarded as in- tegral., as hitherto or have been built in built on, flanged or geared so as to form an integral driving mechanism with the plant and

machinery.

E.I.

Parts of Motors .

A. U. for manufacturers of frac- tional horse power motors for im- port of condensers and centrifugal switches.

Nil

Electric Generators ~]

(/)

A. U. applications from electrical and major industrial undertakings for import of these items will be con- sidered on the recommendation of C. W. & P.C. on restricted basis.

Generating Sets j

•

(")

(1) A.U.

. E.I.

Parts of Generators

(2) Import of the following items

will not be permitted :—

(a) Commutators for D.C. motors

upto 20 H.P.

(6) Segments of commutator for

motors of all sizes.

Compressors air or gas portable or Nil

3 1-B

(1) A, U. for Vanaspati & Sugar Indus- ries for import of (i) gas com- pressors and spare parts thereof and (it) Spare parts of air com- pressors.

stationary but not being import- ed as an integral part of any spray painting or refrigerating or air-conditioning equipment or as component parts of any engine.

(2) Import of Air Compressors will not

be allowed.

250/36 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION n—contd.

PART //—contd.

(a)(0 Special pumps for fused 34

caustic toda or adds.

(b) Power driven pumps and pumping gets driven either by ' Internal Combustion En- gines or by Electric Motors or by any other source of power.

3" (I) Prime movers, boilers, loco- ' motive engines and tenders for the same, portable cn- gJnes (including fire en- ninttt) and other machines, (a which the prime mover i" not separatable from the operative parts.

(3) Machines and set of ma- chines to be worked by elec- tric, steam, water, flre or other power not being man- ual or animal labour or which before being brought into use requires to be fixed with reference to other moving para.

(3) Apparatus and appliances not to be operated by manual or animal labour which are de- signed for use in an indus- trial system as parts indis- pensable for its operation and have been given for that purpose some special shape or quality which would not be essential for their use for any other purpose.

(4) Control gear (other than elec- tric self acting or otherwise) and transmission gear (other than electric) designed for use with any machinery above specified including driving chains, but exclud- ing driving ropes not made of cotton and belting.

A U. on restricted basis

Nil A. U. for import of power driven pumps and pumping sets. The requirements will be met from the stocks imported by the S.T.C.

Nil

A.U.

Nil (0 A. U. applications will be con- sidered by J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta.

(#) Applications for import of safety equipments required by Collieries will be considered on restricted basis.

(Hi) Licences will not be valid for machines and spare parts of machines mentioned in Appendix 35-

(5) Componentparts as defined E.I. (0 A. U. applications will be consi- in Import Tariff item No. 72 dcrcd by J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta. (3) of machinery specified in clauses (i), (2), (3) and (4) (it) Import of spare parts of machines above excluding those cover- mentioned in Appendix 35 will ed by Serial No. 68 of Part not be permitted. V of this Schedule.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/37

SECTION II—contd.

I 2

PART //—contd.

S. No. 36(5)—contd.

(ii'i) Import of oil seals, cap screwt, bolts and nuts specially adapted for use in this type of machinery can bo permitted.

(iv) Wherever nccessary? licence may be endorsed for the import of steel perforated sheets of special shape and quality for a particular ma- chine, provided the machinery itself is not prohibited for import vid" Appendix 35.

Nil

37(D (/) Other Jute Mill Stores co- vered by this Serial No.

(0 A. U. applications wi)l be con- sidered by J.C.C.l. & K, Calcutta. Lictnccs will not be valid for pIanetree rollers.

(2) Licences issued will not be vnliA for machines and spare part* of machines mentioned in Appendix 35-

Component parts as defined in Nil

37(2)

(1) A. U. applications will be considered by the JCCI & E Calcutta.

(2) Licences will not be vajid 101

import of—

Import Tariff Item No. 72(^3) of machinery specified in S. No. 37 (1) excluding those covered by S. No. 68 of Part V of this 'Sche- dule.

(a) Spare parts of machines men-

tioned in Appendix 35.

(?) Perforated steel sheets for use on machinea mentioned to Appendix 35.

( 3 ) Import of steel perforated shecw which have been given a spedal shape or quality required for a particular machine will not be allowed against licences for this S. No. as a component part of the machinery unless the licence is suitably endorsed by the licensing authority to permit the import 01 u<±\ perforated sheets.

250/38 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART

SECTION U—contd.

PART II—contd.

38 :

Nil

Electric insulation including Press pahn (electrical grade) but excluding ebonite rods, tubes and sheets.

A. U. for special insulating mate- rials, such as Class E and other high temperature resisting mate- rials and electrical grade craft paper.

, (c) Studio electric and projec- E.I.

38-A

tor bulbs.

A. U. for studio bulbs conforming to B.S.S. 1075 of 1961 or its equivalent and projector bulbs conformig to B.S.S. 1522 of i960 or its equivalent including bulbs which do not con- form to the above B.S.S. provided they arc not of G.L.S. types and otherwise baned categories and they cannot be used other than as Studio and Projector bulbs, to Studio or the representative film Associations on the recommenda- tions of Regional Advisory Com- mittees for Raw films at Bombay Calcutta and Madras.

Nil A. U. for coal industry for import of (/) Other lamps

sodium vapour lamps.

39 The following electrical instru-

ments and accessories :—

A. U. for import of power factor (a) Indicating Switch Board and Nil

capacitor for export production, only.

Controller Mounting Instru- ments (Voltmeters, Am- meters, Wattmeters, Power Factor Meters, Frequency Meters, Synchrosocopes), Recording instruments, Per- manent fixing recording Volt meter*, Ammeters, Watt- meters, Maximum Demand MeteiE, Instrument Trans- formers.

A, U. on restricted basis.

(b) (Hi) Thermocouples and Nil

pyrometer.

fittings and flood lights, elec- trical wiring accessories, con- duit accessories, bell wiring accessories (excluding wire).

A. U, applications from Collieries for import of " flame proof fittings" will be considered by the J.C.C.I & E., Calcutta on the recommenda- tion of the Coal Controller, Cal- cutta.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/39

SECTION n—contd.

PART II—contd.

N il

41-A Synthetic graphite and amorphous carbon electrodes as used in electric furnaces for production of Iron, Steel Ferro alloy and non-ferrous metals, Synthetic graphite and amorphous carbon electrodes for use in electrolytic processes, electrodes paste and carbon furnace (Liner) Blocks : for use in electric furnaces.

A. U. for import of only cathodes, blocks i.e., carbon Furnace (liner) Blocks for use in electric furnaces. Import of graphite electrodes and anodes and carbon paste will not be allowed.

Nil

(6) Lightning arrestors, high voltage Fuses and protec- tive relays.

A. U. on restricted, basis. This S. No. covers lightning arrestois upto 220 KV

Nil

(d) Power and Distribution Trnsformcrs of ratings not covered by SI. No. 42(0)/ II and components and accessories of all types of transformers falling under S. No. 42 (a)/II and 42(6)/II t.g., oil coolers, radiators, bucholz relays, etc.

Metal clad (or otherwise clad) switches and switch fuses units and metal clad (or Otherwise clad) cut-outs.

A. U. on restricted basis if supplies are not available from the stocks impoted by S.T.C. Licences issued will not be valid for import of Power and distribution transformers of ratings upto 20,000 KVA and. 132 KV on the H.T side.

Nil A. U. for import of centrifugal switches for single phase motors and components for centrifugal switches tor export production only.

(/)

Nil A. U. on restricted basis if supplies are not available from the stocks imported by S.T.C.

Air and oil circuit breakers upto 660 volts and cubicals and 'panels' incorporating these.

(/i) Others

Nil (1) A. U. on restricted basis it- supplies are not available from the stocks imported by S.T.C.

(2) Impot of conductor accessories, ground wire accessories, line hardware, and insulator hardware materials used with transmission lines and insulators upto 220 KV and 40,000 lbs, strength will not be allowed.

25O/4O THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION n—contd.

P,4i?r //—contd.

A. U. for import 01 armoured cables

Nil

43 (")

for export production only.

Bare Electrical Conduc- tors (cables, wires and strips) of copper, alu- minium or any other material.

Nil

(<0 Insulated (plastic, paper or other material) powei cables.

A. U. applications for import of power cables above 33 KV will be considered on restricted basis Applications from collieries will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta.,

High tension insulatorn Nil A.U. for import of :—

(0 Transformer

Bushing & Appa- ratus Insulators above 66 KV.

(u) Disc. Insulators T Import will be of above 18000 allowed on lbs. EMS. restricted basis,

(izj) Transformer

Bushings andAp- V paratus Insula- tors (of Special types or design of) below 66 KV. ,

(iv) Import of the following types of insulators will not be permitted :—

(a) Pin-Insulators (all types). (6) Post-Insulators (all types includ- ing stocking units).

(a) Insulated (Plastic, Rubber, Nil A. U. for import of cables for export 45

Paper, Textile or other production only, materials) cables and Wires other than those coming under 43(d) and 45(c) v™* flexible cords.

(cXiyfEnamelled copper T Nil A.U. for Enamelled Copper wire winding wires. I finer than 44 Gauge.

(IJ) Enamelled or insul- f ated strips. J

(d) Resistance wires . Nil (1) A.U. for import of

Resistance wires

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/41

SECTION n—contd.

PART 11—toncld.

(1) A.U. for import of—

(ft) Carbons

El.

(a) Eletrographite and Hard graphite

carbon blocks :

(ft) Electrodes for dry cells and batte-

ries ; and

(2) Import of metal graphite grade of carbon blocks, photo process carbons and gonging electrodes will not be allowed.

Condensers .

Nil

<<0

A. U. for import of Brass and cupro nickel condenser tubes, condenser and condenser parts for export production only.

Others

Nil

A. U, for flame proof mining hells and flame proof mining telephones by the J.C.C.L & E., Calcutta.

46-A

. E.I.

Nil.

>r- Nil.

47 Electrical earthenware and pc cclain.,

A, U. fo import of Porcelain Base for switches, sockets for export production only.

53 Safety lamps and Bpare parts ' Nil] (1) A. U. applications for import of safety lamps will be considered by J.C.C. I. & E., Calcutta on restricted basis.

("0 Import of Electric, Safety Torches and electric Minrs' cap lamps will not be permitted.

1 (c) (it) Optical whitening Agents

Nil A. U, applications for import of this item for processing synthetic fibres like polyester and acrylic fibres will be considered by the JCCI & E., Bombay on the recom- mendation of Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

250/42 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION U—contd,

PAR1 III—contd.

S. Ncv 1 (c)—contd.

Nil

(itf) Textile preservative (ex- cluding phenol creBol but including their substituted products).

A. U. for import ofpreventrol liquid I, paramtro phenol, sodium penta-chloro-phenate, penta— chlorophenol for export production only.

A.U, on restricted basis -

Nil

(dXro) Synthetic bleaching agents (othei than bleaching powder or hypo- chloritcs, hydrogen peroxide etc.)

Nil A.U. Detailed policy is given in I-B

Appendix 24.

Dyes derived from coal-tar and coal-tar derivatives used in any dyeing process.

Nil

Cotton raw . . ..

The policy for this item is an- nounced from time to time by the JCCI, Bombay.

Nil

A. U. applications will be con- sidered by TCCI & E., Bombay, subject to Appendix 35,

(1) Prime movers, boilers, loco- motive engines and tenders for the same, portable engines (in- cluding fire engines) and other machines in which the prime mover is not separable from the operative parts.

(2) (a) Wet processing and finish-*

ing machinery,

(b) Plating, Stamping, Bundl-

Nil

ing,I3aling and Reeling - machines.

A.U, applications will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombaj subject

to Appendix 35.

Nil A.U. applications will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay subject to Appendix 35.

(3) Apparatus and appliances, not to be operated by manual or animal labour, which are design- ed for use in an industrial system as parts, indispensable for its operation and have been given for that purpose some special shape or quality which would not be essential for their use for any other purpose.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/43

SECTION II—contd.

3 4

PART ///—contd.

S.No. 4 —contd,

Nil A. U. applications will bi con- sidered by JCCI & E., Bombay subject to Appendix 35.

(4) Control gear other than elec- tric, Bclf-acting, or otherwise and transmission gear (other than electric) designed for use with any machinery above spe- cified, including driving chams but excluding driving ropes not made of cotton and belting.

E.I. (1) A. U. applications will be con-

sidered by JCCI &E., Bombay

(2) Import of spare Parts of machi- nery mentioned in Appendix 35 will not be permitted.

(5) Component parts, excluding hosiery needles as defined in item No. 72(3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, of machinery speci- fied in clauses (1), (2), (.3) and (4) above but excluding tho6e coverfrd by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

This restriction will not, however, apply to spara parts of foreign made machinery provided the particular make and/oc model is having no Indigenous angle.

(3) Import of all parts of textile ma- chiery as appearing in the manufacturer's catalogues will be allowed subject to the Items specifically banned under the Import Trade Control Policy.

(4) Upto 1 % of the face value of licences granted can be utilised for import of ginning bolts and nuts.

(5) Licences granted will also be valid for imports of sucb spares of Tex- tile Machinery classified under S. No. 4(2)/III if the same are im- ported by the indigcuous manu- facturers for building up any machinery under approved manu- facturing programme as listed in Appendix 35 except items speci- fically'banned.

5 (1) The following textile machi- nery and apparatus by what- ever power operated when re- quired for textile industries other than jute and hemp; namely:—

Nil A. U. subject to Appendix 34.

Blow-room machinery, Carding Engines, Combers (includ- ing Silver Lap Machines,

250/44 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION n—contd.

PART III—contd.

S. No. 5(1;—eontd.

Ribbon Lap Machines, Lap Former), Speed Fra- mes, Draw Frames, Ring Frames, Warp and Weft Preparatory machinery (Winding machine, Warping machine, Sizing machino, Pim Winding machine); Drflwing-in and Twiating- in machines (Warp tying machine, Reaching-in ma- chines, etc.), Doubling ma- chines, looms (all types) Wool Carding, Spinning and Weaving machinery. Silk Throwing, Reeling, Twisting and Weaving ma- chinery, Waste Spinning machinery (all types):—

Shuttles . . ..

Nil.

id)

. A. U. for Import of Tape-

loom shuttle B.

Nil,

(k) Card clothing and card accessories.

. (i) A. U, for import of woollen card clothing and waste cotton card clothing subject to Appendix 34.

(2) A. U. for import of metallic card clothing for manufacturers of Carding Engines and for Textile Mills. Import of metalli; card clothing will not include Import of tops for metallic clothing.

A.U.

( 0)

Nil. Nil.

A. U. Jacquard neck cord will be allowed to be impoted in conti- nuous length only

Fancy Doubling machines . Heald Cord, Hcald Knit- ting needles, Jacquard Har- ness, Linen cords, Jacquard Cards, Punching Plates for Jacquard Card, Piano Card Cutting machines, harness building frame and Jacqu- ard Card lacing frame.

Nil

(") Grinding rollers dead or traverse.

A. U. applications will be- considered on production of non-availability letters from indi-jenous manufacturers.

(v) Ring Travellers

Nil A. U. applications will be consi- dered on production of non- availability letters from indi- genous manufacturers.-

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/45

SECTION Tl—contd.

1 2

PART ///—concld.

S. No. 5 (1)—contd

(ID) Others

Nil A. U. Import of Pick Counters, hand indicators and meter count- ers and all such other counters will not be permitted.

E.I

5 (2) Component parts an defined in Import Tariff Item No. 72 (3) of machinery specified under S. No. 5 (1) III, excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(1) A.U. subiectto Appendix 34, (2) A. U. applications in respect of spare parts of items covered by S. No. 5. (i)/III will be considered by TCCl & E.( Bombay, subject to Appendix 34.

5-A Machine cloth

Nil A. U. applications from Textile Mills will be consicrcd by the J.C.C.I., Bombay, on the recommendations of Textile Commissioner, Bom- bay, subject to production of non-availability letters from the indigenous manufacturers.

6 (a) Knitting machines (including \ Nil A. U. applications will be considered hosiery machines and em- by J.C.C.I.& E, Bombay subject to broidery machines) to be work- Appendix 17. Applications from ed by manual labour or which hosiery goods manufacturers not require for thefr operation less registered under the Industries De- than one quarter of brake horse I vclopment and Regulation Act f should be submitted through the power. (6) Knitting machines (including Director of Industries of the State hosiery machines and em- concerned, broidery machine) which re- quire for their operation one quarter of brake norae power or more.

[c) Component parts for knitting machines, hosiery machines and embroidery machines fall- ing under (a) and (6) above (excluding hosiery needles).

Nil A. U. applications for spare parts will be considered by JCCI. & E, Bombay subject to Appendix 17. Applications from hosiery good* manufacturers not registered under the (Industries Development and Regulations Act) should be sub- mitted through the State Director* of Industries. Import licences is- sued for this item will not be valid for import of spare parts of hosiery cylinders specified in Appendix 17.

PART IV 1 Animals, living, all sorts Nil (t)

(")

Applications for import of Zoo animals by Zoological gardens on barter basis will be considered. The animals from India should move first. Applications from stud farms for import of horses for breeding purposes will be considered by C.C.I.,New Delhi, Applications should be submitted by 31-5-1968.

250/46 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY ['PAHT I

SECTION II—contd.

PART IV—contd.

A. U. ou restricted basis.

Nil

9 Powdered milk containing not less than 18 per cent, cream intend- ed for infant feeding.

11 Coral, unprepared

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

Ivory, unmanufactured

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

FlantB, living, not otherwise "pe-

cified.

A. U. for accredited nurseries on the approved list of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture Community Development and Cooperation (Department of fAgrculture) for import of plant materials on the recommendations of the State Directors of Agriculture. fNo objection' certificate under the Destructive insects and Pests Act should also be furnished by the applicants along with the import applications.

20 Cashew nuts

On O.G.L. upto 30-9-1968.

11 (a)(i) Fruits fresh, all sorts, Imports may be allowed from Afghanis- n.o.s. excluding coconuts tan in terms of Trade Agreement

with that country.

(it) Fruits, dried, salted or

preserved all sorts, n.o.s excluding dates.

Imports may be allowed from Afgha- nistan and Iran in terms of Trade Agreements with those countries.

<&) Dates

Imports may be allowed from Iraq, Iran in terms of Trade Agreements with those countries and from Saudi Arabia, Muscat and other Persian Gulf Ports.

26 (a) Cardamom, Cassia, Cinna- Nil A. U. for import of cinnamon only mon.

on restricted basis.

Cloves, all sorts, whether ground Nil A. U. on restricted basis,

or unground.

28 : Nutmegs . . . . . )ISM ,\. U, on restricted basis.

Sue. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY ^50/47

SECTION U—contd.

PART IV—contd.

Nil

A. U. on restricted basis.

(a) Cauliflower Seedi

Nil

37 Seeds, all sorts, not otherwise specified, excluding vege- table seeds.

(i) A. U. applications for import of the following items will be considered on the recommendation of the State Directors of Agri- culture and in consultation with the Seeds Division, Ministry of Food, Agriculture,iCommunity De- velopment and Cooperation, New Delhi/Indian Council of Agricul- tural Research, New Delhi by the licensing authorities indicated against them :—

(i) Cocoa beans ")

| JCCI & E,

(ii) Seeds for > Calcutta,

growing fibre 1 flax and ramie. J

(tfi) Ornamental CCI & E.,

flower seeds New Delhi, and plant ma- terials, (for ac- credited nurseries oaly).

(3) A. U. applications for import of Chicory seeds from planters and others will be considered by the regional licensing authorities on ^he recommendations of State Directors of Agriculture.

(3) Import of Hybrid seeds and such seeds from which seed crop cannot be raised will not be permitted. However applications for import of hybrid seeds for experimental purposes will bo considered in consultation with the Ministry of Food, Agri- culture, Community Development and Cooperation

Copra or coconut kernel , Nil (i) The requirements of Actual Users will be met from imports can- alised through S.T.C.

10 G. of I. Ex.—4.

250/48 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION U—contd.

F.4JJ2' /K—contd.

Rubber seeds . ..

Nil

A. U. applications from Rubber Estates win be considred by DCCI&E, Rmakulam on the recommendation of the Rubber Board.

Hops . . . ..

Nil

A.U. on restricted basi3. The requirements of actual users will be met from the stocks Im- ported by S. T. C.

Wattle extract • 1

44 Wattle bark

• V On O.GX. upto 30-9-68

Bark for tanning excluding wat- J

tie bark.

Nil

Glim, Arabic . . ..

A. U. Import will be allowed by the regional licensing authori- ties from sources to be specified by the C.C.I. & E, New Delhi.

Nil

A. U. for the undermentioned¹ varieties of wax for manufacture of polishes and varnishes:—

Wax, all sorts, not otherwiie i p e d- fled excluding paraffin wax, micro crystalline wax and dry battery wax, red and black.

(a) Camuba wax. (6; Vegetable and spermaceti wax (cj Yellow ozokerite wax. fi) White ozokerite wax. (") Montanwax.

Nil

(a) Mutton tallow .

A.U. for manufacture of metal polishes, fatty acids, lubricating greases and packings and joint- ings.

NO A. U. for import of Soya-beao oil for export production only (") Vegetable non-ewential (iil", not otherwlie tpedfled exclud- ing Palm oil, Tung oil in-.) China wood oU.

N'il

(6) Palm oil . . . .

A. U. on restricted basis.

(c) Tung oU and China wood

Nil A.U. for Paint manufacturers.

oil.

Nil

(o) Neat* foot oil and its mi-

VU. for leather and Pioker Ind-

phonated producti.

ustries.

(a) Powdered milk and milk

Nil

food imported in bulk pack- ing.

(t) A.U. for import of powdered milk for manufacture of baby food, Ice cream confectionery jjid malted milk food.

(A'J A packing of 50 lbs. and above will be deemed to be bulk packing.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/49

SECTION n—contd.

PART IV—contd.

B.I.

Nil

8a Ale. beer, porter, cider and other fermented liquors.

E.L Nil

Wines . . . ..

E.I.

Brandy, Gin and Whisky

Nil

E.I.

Spirits excluding essences con- taining spirit used for the manu- facture of beverages, not other- wise specified in this Schedule.

A.U. Detailed policy is siven

Drugs and medicines containing El.

in Appendix 19.

spirit.

Tobacco manufactured, not other- Nil

wise specified.

\. U. for import of filler

tobacco for export production

only.

A. U. on restricted^basli.

Tobacco unmanufactured

Nfl

China d ay . . ..

A. U. on restricted basis for special quality and]grade" only

99 The following building and en- gineering material, namely:—

A.U. for import of ball chy only

srii

Chalk, lime "nd clay

1 00 Cement, net otherwise specified .

A. U. 'Or export production

Nil

only.

103

Nil A. U. for import of albestot

stone* on restricted bails.

104

105

Nil A, U. for import of calcined Petro- leumjeokejfor export production only.

Marble and stone, not otherwise: specified. Coal, coke and patent fuel Mineral oils, not included in ' Item No. 27 (4) or Item No. 27 (6) of the First Sche- dule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934 which is suitable for use as an illuminent in wick lamps.

Mineral Oils :—

Dctailed policy

li given in

Appendix 18. (a) Which has its flashing point

at or above two hundred

degrees of Fahrenheit's ther-

mometer, and is ordinarily

used for the batching of jute

or other fibres.

(6) Which has Its flashing"'point

at or above one hundred and

fifty degrees of Fahrenheit's

thermometer, is not luitable

for use as an llluminant In

wick lamps and is such as is

not ordinarily used except

as fuel or for some sanitary

or hygenlc purposes.

250/50 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION II—contd.

PART IV—contd.

Drugs, Medicines, all sorts, no.

109

A.U. DeruJed policy lo given In

otfierwi"e specified in this ache- E.I

dulc.

Appendix 19. 'c) Other Toilet requisites

Nl"

I T; <

n.o.s.

\pplications from Film Associations for import of studio make-up materials not available indigenously will be considered by the JCCI&E, Bombay.

1 \t

Cinematograph films, not exposed E.I. (0 A. U. for black and white as well as ORWO colours raw film required by the producers of feature films, documcntarie"j and advertising shorts. Releases will be made by the JCCI&E, Bombay, Calcutta and Madras, out of the imports canalised through the STC from Rupee area and out of the stocks available from indigenous source.

(it) A. U. for export production also

CiucniPCographpilmB. exposed .

(I) E. I. for

1 17

Educational films. Nil

(2) S.T.C. for Nil

Feature films.

122

(0 A. U.

Plumbago and graphite

Nil

(if) The applications should be accom-

panied by a licence issued by the

Department of Atomic Energy

Bombay under the Atomic Energy

(Control of Production and Use)

Order, 1953 indicating the quantity

and the type of graphite which

the unit con possess, treat and

use.

f r t n t e i 'B i nk . . ..

NU.

123

A. U. for import of Wood-grained

printing ink for export production

only.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/51

SECTION U—contd,

3 4

PART IV—contd.

'27

oils, namely :—

Natural Essential oils, all sorts, ~\ (I) A, U. for manufacturers of Aro- ncf otherwise specified cxclud- matte Chcmkals, Flavouring esscn- ccs, Perfumery compounds, Syn- ing pine oil thetic essential oils, Pharmaceutical The following Natural Essential products. Scents, Fruits canning industries, Confectionery and Bis- cuits, Agnrbattis, Scented and Citronclla, Cinnamon and Cin- Chewing tobacco, Cosmetics, Hair namon leaf. > Nil oils and Toilet soap.

The following Natural Essential (2) Import of the following oils will ray

oilSj namely :— not be permitted :

Almond, bergamot, gagupfttti, (a) Lemon grass oil. camphor, dove, eucalyptus, (fc) p^ ;l lavender, lemon, otto-rose *•; and peppermint.

(c) Sandalwood oil. (d) Eucalyptus oil. (e) Turpentine oil. (/) Volatile oil of mustard. (g) Cedar wood oil. (A) Vetiver oil. (i) Methyl salicylate. 0") Cumin oil. (h) Pepper oil. (/) Celery seed oil. (w) Cardamom oil. (") Orange oil.

(3) A. U. for import of citronella oil on restricted basis for the manufacture of aromatic chemicals, namely gcraniol, citronellcl and hydroxy citnnellcl.

Nil A. U, on restricted basis.

Essential oils synthetic

130

Nil

(a) Resinoid . . . ..

(t) A. U. for Agarbatti manufacturers and blenders of perfumery com- pounds.

(""i) Import of this item will not be allowed for the manufacture of cosmetics, hair tonicsj chewing tobacco, pan massala, betel spices, perfumery, and hooka tobacco.

(m) Import of olc°resin pepper, oleo- resin capsium and oleo-resin ginger will not be remitted.

A. U. for export prQituu ion caly.

Nil.

vf,; PatcAfuli leaves

250/52 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY ['PAHT I

SECTION H—conid

t'ART IV—coatd.

(") Otherf polishes snd com • Nil.

136

positions

A. U. for import of pumice polishing powder and com- pound, bating materials and bone ash for export production only,,

Nil A. U. on restricted basi".

Glue not otherwise specified ex-

138

cluding^belt dresiing.

A.U.

NIL

(j) Chrome splits . . .

t43

A.U

Nil.

(" Leather split! .

A.U.

Nil

cluding pickled tlrini inrl pelts.

On O.G.L. upto 30-9-68.

{a) Hides and skins raw or salt- ed, where value of hides and skins is more than that of wool/hair thereon.

E.I. Nil

(6) Fur skins of leopardj tiger,

deer, rabbit, fox, cat and other wild animals and repti- les sldns.

R u b b e r, r aw . ..

Nil. (0 A. U. for import of Natural fub- ber on restricted basis.

(it) A. U. for synthetic rubber namely Butyl rubber, Acrylonitrilc buta- diene copolymcr, and neoperene. Import of SBR and/or alkyl sub- stituted styrenc butadiene claisto- meric co-polymer", polybutadiene, and polyiiioprene will aot be al- lowed.

(#0 Import of Reclav lubber will

not be allowed.

Cork manufacture, not otherwise

154

specified.

Nil. A. U. applications Sfin: the sports goods induBtry for Bbuttie cockcork bottoms will be considered

Printing paper excluding poster 1

"J7

end stereo and all coated papers [ (0 A. U. applications will be congl- but including an paper, all | dered for import of paper items for florts, which contain no mecha- y the specific end-use as given in Dicai wooa pulp or in which the Appendix-16. Applications from mechanical wood pulp amounts Tea and Coffee industries will be to less than 70% of the fibre considered by the Licensing Auth- content. J Nil orldeB as Indicated below ;—

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/53

SECTION II—contd.

3 4 I

PART /F—contd.

Priming paper, all sorts, not ~\ Tea Industry . JCCI&E., Calcutta otherwise specified which con- on the recommen- tain mechanical wood pulp dations of tho amounting to not less than 70 Chairman, Tea per cent, of the fibre content. Board. excluding white printing paper mentioned in S. No. 44 of Part Coffee Industry JCCI & E., Madras on the recommen- V of this Schedule. V dnriom of the (a) Paper, including poster and stcr- Coffee Board.

eo and all coated paper except art paper, all sortR not otherwise (11) Licences will not be valid for specified excluding cigarette Newsprint classified under S. No. paper and packing and wrap- | 44/v- ping paper. 1

(b) Filter paper . . .. 1

160 Packinn and Wrapping paper . J

163

Bonafide imports will be allowed clearance by customs without the

formality of import licences.

Trade catalogues and advertising circulars imported by packet- book or parcel post.

(a) Printed advertising material

168

supplied free of charge.

Import of technical and trade samples and advertising material supplied free of charge ia permitted under OGL IV upto Rs. iool- and Ra. 400/- respectively.

,(c) Others . .. Nil (i) Applications for import of security

paper for priting of cheque books, draft forms and traveller cheque forms, from foreign banks and Insurance Companies will be con- sidered upto 75% of the value in relation to their best years' im- ports.

(it) Applications for CCPs for import of cheque books, draft forms and travellers cheque forms will also be considered from foreign banks. Insurance companies and travelling agencies who have organisations in foreign countries and have printed forms for international use.

2^0/S4 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART T

SECTION H—contd.

PART IV -contd.

169

170

Standard technical books or books "I (t) A. U. for libraries, technical and of reference concerning law and educational institutions etc. for legal practice, or for use in con- import of books as per List II of nection with medical practice. Appendix 21 to this Red Book, scientific research or industrial Orders against such licences should processes. E.I. ordinarily be placed through esta- >• Wished importers unless the actual Books, printed including overs users can prove that they will be for printed books, maps, charts in a position to effect imports on a and plans, proofs, music manu- competitive basis, scripts, and illustrations spe- (it) Licences to individuals may be cially made for binding in books issued upto a maximum of Rs. 400 but excluding books falling un- in each case without insisting on a Jcr Serial No. 169 of this Part formal application in prescribed of thig Schedule. J form.

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

172 Silk, Taw (excluding Bilk waste and noils) and silk cocoons.

Nil

374

A. U. applications will be considered" by JCCI., Calcutta in consultation, with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

(a) Raw flax, and all other unmanufactured textile ma- terials, not otherwise specified, excluding raw jute.

Nil

(6) Raw jute

Import will be arranged for actual users through an agency approved, by Government in consultation with' the Jute Commissioner, Calcutta.

Nil

Silk sewing thread .

A. U. for import of sewing thread 176

for export production only.

Nil

Artificial Silk Yarn and Thread

177

The requirements of actual users will*

be met from imports canalised throngh S.T.C.

(a) C.xton yarn of 80 counts

[80

and above.

Nil A. U. for import of cotton yarn of ioos and above from sources to be specified by the C.C.I., New Delhi. Applications will be considered by the JCCI., Bombay in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

Cotton sewing thread .

Nil A. U. for export production only.

18S (a) Grey, piecegoods (excluding '

bordered grey Chaddars, dhoties, sarics and scar- ves),

(b) Printed pieccgoods and VNil A. U. for import of lining and printed fabrics.

interlining material made of" cotton fabrics for export pro- duction only.

Cotton pieccgoods and fab- iL-s nol otherwise speci- fied.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/55

SECTION II- ccmtd.

PART IV—comd.

[90

Nil A. U. for import of Nylon cloth lining and inter-lining material made of Rayon, Syn- thetic or mixed fabrics for export production only.

Fibrica not otherwiie specified, containing not more than to per cent, silk but more than 10 per cent, and not more than 90 per cent, artificial silk.

(b) Velvets and velveteens

Nil A. U. for import of Velveteens 195

for export production only.

2 00

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

Fents, being bona fide remnants of piccegoods, or other fabrics of material liable to duty under Item No. 48(3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, not exceeding 4 yards in length.

A. U, for export production only 301

Nil

Fents, being bona fide remnants of plecegoods or othci fabrics of material liable to -luty under Item Nos. 48, 48(1), 48(4), or 48(5) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, not exceeding 2$ yards in length.

2 03

Nil A. U. for export production

only.

Fents, being bona fide remnants of piecegoods, or other fabric* of materials other than those specified in Serial Nos. 200 and 201 of this Part of this Schedule not exceeding 4 yaidj in length.

Nil

Manufactures of wool, not otner- wise specified including felt but excluding those specified in Serial No. 205 of this Part, of ;he Schedule.

A. U. applications for import of felts only will be considered by the JCCI & E., Bombay in consultation with Textile Comniisioner, Bombay.

Lace and embroidery.

218

Nil A. U. for import of Knitted lacea

for export production only.

Haberdashery, millinery and Nil

2 22

drapery.

A. U. for import of Shoulder Pads • Elastic tape and Elastic Webb- ing for export production onlv.

(b) Linen thread

Nil

2 26

A. U. for mchinc cloth manufac- turers for import of special quality linen thread.

(I) Other* .

Nil A. U. for import of Binding Cloth

for export production only.

250/56 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART t

SECTION H—contd.

3 4

PART /(>—contd.

Nil A. U. for import of refractory material for export production only.

Building and)) engineering' mate- rials, all sorts, not of iron, steel or wood, not otherwise speci- fied, excluding tiles other than glass, earthenware or porcelain tiles and firebricks not being component parts of any article included In Item No. 72 ot No. 74(2) of the first Sche- dule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934-

MO China and porcelain, all sons, not otherwise specified.

Nil A. U. applications from Research Testing laboratories for chemical porcclainware and high temperature ceramics will be considered.

Sheet and Plate Glass

A, U. for import of—

Nil

("") Plate/float glass for manufacture

of wind shield glasses.

(it) Plate glass of sizes above 3 sq. ft. for manufacture of mirrors. Import of silvered glaBS will not be allowed.

(Hi) Sheet glass of sizes below -8 mm thickness for manufacture of scientific apparatus and photo- graphic plates.

Nil

(Jb) Heat resisting glassware

248

A. U. for import of toughened armour well glasses for manufacture of flame-proof light fittings only.

248 (c) Others

Nil A. U. for import of soft capillary tubing UBcd in the manufacture of clinical thermometers on restricted basis. Import of capillary tubing for chemical and industrial thermo- meters will not be allowed.

Nil

Glass bangles, glass beads

*5"

false Dearls.

A. U. for import of glass beads and false pearls for export production only.

Nil

353 Precious stones, unset and im-fj ported uncut, excluding dia- monds in all forms.

A- U. for import of precious and semi- precious stones unset and uncut for export production only.

A, U. for import of cultured pcarii Pearls unset

Nil

254

unset for export production only.

Nil A, U. for import of Rolled gold wire*. strips und pans thereof for export production only.

Imitatioa gold and imitation sdver thread and wire, lamctta and metallic spangles and article of like nature made of metals otb'r than gold Or Silver.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/57

SECTION n—contd.

3 4

P ^ f lT IP—contd.

Mercury . . . ..

166

Nil The requirements of accual'users will be met from imports canalised

through S. T. C

Zip fasteners .

NO A, U. for Zip fastners and zip type belt extenders for export production only.

Nil A. U. for export production only •"73 (a) Hardware, iron mongery and tools, all aorta, not otherwise specified in thia Schedule, and parts tlicrcof, excluding ma- chine tools arid agricultural im- plement*.

(*) Garage Tools

E.I.

Nil

Printing type . . ..

A. U. for export production-

only.

Nil

Typewriter ribbon* . . .

a83

A. U. for Import of Silk rib- bons for export production

only.

(6) Parts of typewriter! exclud-

286

E.I.

ing typerwiter ribbons

A. U. on restricted basis for manu- facturers of typewrilars having approved programme.

(a) Electronic valves

2 90

(i) Condensers

L Nil The policy for actual usen will \d) Potentiometers, Volume con-

be announced later.

trol, tone control.

(") Loud Speakers -

(f) Other*

Articles (other than rubber tyre* and tubes and Iron steel bolts and nuts for motor cars) adapted for use at parti and accessories of motor cars, including taxi cobs E .I but excluding those mentioned In Part II of the Schedule.

. Policy for licensingto fleet owners in given in the ITC Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1958.

Articles (other than rubber tyres and tunes) adapted for use as parts and accessories of motor cvples and motor ncnoters, ex- cent sucn articles es ere also adapted for we as pans and ficcerv>rie" of motor car*.

250/53 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION U—contd.

PART JK—contd.

S. No.. 293, 295 & 297~contd.

297

Parts of mechanically propelled vehicle* and accessories, not otherwise specified, excluding rubber tyres and tubes and such parts and accessories of nutor vehicles included in Item No. 75 (3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, as are also adapted for use as parts and accessories of motor cars.

Nil A. U. for import of 3 speed Hubs " Edrich Rims, cable brackes for export production only.

Parts and accessories of cycles (other than motor cycles) ex- cluding rubber tyres and tubes but including iron and steel bolts and nuts adapted for use on cycles and also steering tubes screws.

X-Ray films . . . Policy will be announced later.

3 02

E. I.

3°3 Photographic negatives and printing paper, excluding X-Ray films.

(0 A. U. for manufacture of calen- dars, printing of posters, pamphlets,, screen printing and labels and; process blocks.

(M) Applications for import of colour papers and colour chemicals for processing of colour films will be considered by the J.C.C.I., Bom- bay.

Nil

305

Photographic Instrument*, appa- E.I ratun and appliances, other than cinema, all sorts, not otherwise specified, and parts thereof.

Please see Anncxurc to this Section

Nil

(6) Parts of clocks

308

Nil Please see Annexure to this Section.

(rf^Watches and parts thereof.

Nil

E.I.

{d) The following parts, name-

309

ly :—

Record changers and compo-

nent parts thereof.

Nil A. U. for export production only.

Record players and com- ponent parts thereof.

Pick up tone arms and com-

ponent parts thereof.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/59

SECTION n—contd.

PART IV—concld.

Arms and ammunitions.

Nil

312 316

E.I. (Jor cartrid- ges)-

E.I.

Cartridge cases, filled and empty

317

Ivory, manufactured, not otherwise

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

3J9

specified.

(a) Artists'Brushes including Hog's E.I.

324

Hair brushes.

(a) FiBhing hooks

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

325

(d) Golf balls . . ..

Nil A. U. applications from recognised clubs will be consideredby GC.I. & E., New Delhi.

Nil

(jt) O t h e r* . . ..

(0 A. U. for Co-operative Societie* for Import of fishing flnei made of plastics.

(ff) A. U. application* from sport* goods industry for Import of nylon guts will be considered.

334 Postage Stamps, whether used or Nil.

unused.

(1) Applications from individual collectors of stamps (as distinct from dealers) who pursue thi* hobby on an exchange bails, will be considered by C.C.I. Licences, where issued, will be without exchange control copy.

(2) Please also see Appendix 32.

339 Synthetic Stones

Nil A.U. for import of rough "ynthetic stones for export production only.

PART V

4 Starch and farina

. Nil A.U. on restricted basi>.

6 Dyeing and tanning substances, all OnO.G.L.*

sons, not otherwise specified, upto 30-9-68 excluding wattle extracts and the articles specified in S. No. 5 of, this Part of this Schedule.

250/60 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAOBDINARY [PART I

SECTION U—contd,

PART V—contd.

Gums, Resins and Lac, all sorts, 7

not otherwise specified, exclud- ing olibanum and frankincense,

8 Greases, all sorts, not otherwise specified, including petroleum jellies, paraffin wax and micro- crystalline wax.

10 Fish oil including whale oil, not otherwise specified, excluding cod liver oil :—

(a) Sperm oil

(J) Others

11 Fish oil and whale oil hardened and 4

Nil A.U. for import of :— (0 Gum copal for manufacture of paper and playing card varnish, picture "arnish and trench polish.

(H) Raw gum base for manufacture, of Idlies, "wceta and chocolates^

Detailed policy in given in Appendix 18.

A. U. for manufacture of Nil

Pickers.

A. U. for export production, Nil

only.

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

hydrogenated.

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

13 Essences containing spirit used for the manufacture of beverages.

14 Metallic Ores, all sorts, except Ochres and other pigment ores but including antimony ore in lump, powder, or concen- trated form.

(e)£Gilsonite . . ..

17 (a) Transformer Oil, insulating Oil, Switch Oil and all sorts of Mineral Oils, not otherwise specified, other than Liquid Paraffin, White Oil, Textile Finishing Oil, Textile Fibre Oil and Batchlng^Oil for Fibres.

(6) White Oil .

Nil A.U. for import of Antimony Ore,.

Zinc Ore/Concentrate and Lead Ore/Concentrate.

J A.U.

Detailed policy is given in Ap- pendix 18

Detailed policy is given In Appen- dix 18.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/61

SECTION n—contd.

P^i?r f— contd.

Nil

A.U. en restricted basis.

S, No. 17—conti. ",e) Liquid paraffin

Detailed policy is givrn l" IB

Appendix 18.

Kerosene ; also any mineral oil oilier than kerosene and motor spirit which has its flashing point below one hundred degrees of Fahrenheit's ther- mometer.

Detailed policy isf given In Motor spirit . . ..

Appendix 18.

Detailed policy is given in 20

Appendix 18.

Lubricating oil, that is, oil such as is not ordinarily used for any purpose other than lubricating, excluding any mineral oil which has its flashing point below two hundred degrees of Fahren- heit's thermometer.

Detailed policy is given in 22 (ft) Other Chemical! . ,

Appendix 28.

Detailed policy is given in Coppers, grocn (ferrous sulphate)

Appendix 28.

Sulphur >—

Policy will be announced (0) Non-processed elcmental/non- refined recovered sulphur.

later.

Nil

(b) Processed sulphur (all grades)

A. U. for import of Sulphui powder for export produc- tion only.

Nil

Soda ash, including calcined

A. U. for import of natural dense soda ash for ;xport production only.

natural soda and manufactured sesquicarbonates.

Heavy chemicals, the following, Detailed policy is given in 27

namely. Magnesium chloride.

Appendix 28.

28 The following chemicals, namely—

(a) Alum (ammonia alum, potash")

alum and soda alum.)n ] Detailed policy is given in

V Appendix 28.

$) Magnesium sulphate or I hydrated magnesium sulphate J

250/62 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY ['PART 1

SECTION U—contd.

PART V— contd.

29 The following chemicals, namely, cadmium sulphate, cobalt oxide, liquid gold for glass making, selenium and uranium oxide :

(a) Selenium and Selenium di- Nil

A.U.

oxide.

(6) Others . . ..

30 Potassium bichromate, sodium bichromate and chromic acid.

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28. Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28,

The following chemicals, drugs

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

and medicines, namely 1— (a) Acetic, Carbolic, Citric, Hy- drochloric, Nitric, Oxalic, Sulphuric, Tartaric and any other acids excluding chromic acids, anhydrous ammonia, naphthalene, Po- tassium chlorate, Potassium cyanide and other potassium compounds, bicarbonate of soda, bomXjsodium cynalde, sodium silicate, arsenic, cal- cium carbide, glycerine, lead, magnesium and Zinc compounds, not otherwise specified.

Nil

34*37 (ft) Water and oil colours (c) Pigment water finishes and

E.I. Nil

stains for leather and shoes.

A. U. for import of pigments for export production'only.

(d) Raw materials for paints Nil

specified elsewhere.

(1) A. U. for import^of raw materials mentioned in Ap- pendix 29.

(it) A.U. for import of pearl^and pearl essence for manufa- cturers of simulated pearls.

(MI) A.U. for import of P. G. Red Oxide for manufacturers of paints.

(ID) Import of the following licmt will not be permitted :— (1) Phthaloeyanine Blue. (2) Ultramarine Blue. (3) Prusaian Blue. (4) Cement Colours. (5) Cuprous Oxide. (6) Chrome colour and Burns

wick Green.

Sic 11 THE GAZETTE OF INBIA EXTRAORDINARY 205/63

SECTION II—contd.

PART V~contd.

N o. 34-37 {i)—contd.

(7) Aluminium Paste, Powder. (8) Zinc Oxide. (9) Red Lead, Llthuage with;ie*d. (10) Oil/Spirit Soluble colour Dye-

stuffs.

(11) Mica Powder.

(13) China Clay. (13) Napthenate Driers. (14) Alkyd Resins, Pure and Modi- fied Phenolic Resins and Malelc Rentes.

(15) Coal Tar Naptha. (16) Toluidine Red. (17) Dipentine. (18) Pine Oil. (19) Ethl Acetate. (zo) Hydrate of Alumlnia and Glau

White,

(21) Lithophone.

A.U.

Nil

(*) Titanium Dioxide . ,

Nil A. U. for manufacturers of Rubber (/) Lithophonc

Rollers and other Rubber goods.

Nil A. U. for export production only.

(h) Blanc fixe . ..

Nil A. U. for import of the following items for export production only :—

(;) Other manufactured paints,

distempered, varnishes and

lacquers.

(1) Colours, (2) Tap lacquers,

Base lacquers and Thinners

suitable for plastic metallzing)

(3) Paints and Varnishes,

(4) Soap colours (permissible

categories)-, (5) Bronze Powder,

and (6) Ceramic Colours.

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

30 Explosives, namely : blasting

gunpowder, blasting gelatine,

blasting dynamite, blasting ro-

buritc, blasting tonite and

all other sorts including deto-

nators and blasting fuse.

(a) Rock phosphate, Mineral phosphate T Nil The import of these Items i"

V canalised through the S.T.C. (6) Sodium Nitrate (Chilean nitrate) j

10 G. of I. Ex.—5.

205/64 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [FART I

SECTION H—contd.

PART F—contd.

No. 40—-ccntd.

3 4

1 The import of these Herns lr (if) Sulphate of Potash . f Nil canalised through the S.T.C.

W) Sulphate of Ammonia J

(<) Triple Super phosphate

41 (i) (b) Rubber contraceptives

(if) Giant motor, motor cycle tyres, tubes and flaps, bi- cycle tyres and tubes and industrial tyres, tubes and flaps including solid tyres, but excluding tractor and off-the road tyres and tubes.

(iii) Tractor and off-the-road tyres, tubes and flaps excluding other types of tyres and tubes and flap* specified elsewhere.

(iv) Rubber battery containers

(v) Rubber thread

(ix) Others

42 (a) (1) Wood and Timber, all sorts, not otherwise specified, in- cluding all sorts of orna- mental wood but exclud- ing agarwood, plywood, sandal wood, tagarwood, laminated wood and veneer.

Nil A.U. for sugar industry.

E.I

Nil

A. U. on restricted basiii subject to Appendix 30.

Nil

A. U. on restricted besi"- subject to Appendix 30.

Nil A. U. for battery manufacturer* on restricted basis.

Nil A. U. for import of bare rubber thread of over 60 gauges.

Nil (1) A, U. for import of Rubber battery separator!.

(2) A. U. for import of Plastic Cloth in running length including in tubular form with width not exceeding 3".

Nil (1) A. U. applications from organised manufacturers of:

CO Jute mill wooden accessories other than jute mill picking sticks, bobins, box backs, lay races and loom lay blocks;

(""') Textile mill wooden accessories- other than shuttles and picking- sticks;

(Hi) Cork products manufactures j an*

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SECTION U—contd.

3 4

PART V—contd.

No. 42(aX0—contd.

(iv) Sports goods.

will be considered only for the special types of wood and timber needed by them as per details given below :—

Types of wood

End Use

Persimmon wood.

(1) For the manu- facture of shuttles in the )ute Industry.

(2) For the manufac- Beachwood., Douglas Fir.

ture of card staves etc. for the jute industry.

Birch, Beach* Maple and Douglas Fir.

(3) For the manufac- ture of bobbins for the textile industry.

Corkwood.

(4) For the manufac- ture of cork pro- ducts.

(5) Sports Goods In-

dustry.

Ash, Willow, Mulberry and beach wood.

Noti.—I. Applications must specify clearly the type of wood desired to be imported.

II. Import* of timbers required for the manufacture of Tex- tile shuttles and for the manufacture of picking sticks in the )uto and textile industry will not be allow- ed.

III. Import of pencil slats wil?

not be allowed.

(2) A. U. for manufacturers of light cases and tool handles for Sundry wood of 4 ft. and above and Gewa wood of 3 ft. and above

(3) A. U, for Sports goods industry for willow deft on restrictd baili,

205/66 THE GAZETTE OP INDIA EXTRAORDINARY I^AHT I

SECTION H—COKtd.

PART V—contd.

Wood pulp . . ..

Nil A.U. for manufacture of sanitary 43

towels and compressed padt.

Nil (1) Import policy for New"prlnt will 44

be announced later.

Whito printing piper (excluding

laid marked paper which con-

tain* mechanical wood pulp

amounting to not less than 70%

of the fibre contents).

(2) T^io import Policy for licensing

of specialised requirements of

newspapers is given in Appendix

8. 4S-A

Nil

Paste board, mill board, card

board and straw board, all

sorts.

(1) A.U.

(a) Import of the following types of

boards will not be permitted 1—

(0 Straw board.

(*0 Mill board.

("0 Card board (other than black

centred).

(it/) Grey board.

(t>) Corrugated board.

(3) Application! from greeting and

invitation card manufacturers for

Import of ivory and fine boards will

be considered on restricted basis.

Nil (1) The import of this item is canalised

through the S.T.C

Wool raw and wool topi including

wool waste shoddy wool and

woollen rags.

(a) A. U. applications from manufac-

turers of wool top* for Imports of

topsol combing oil will be consi-

dered by JCCI&E, Bombay in con-

sultation with Textile Commis-

sioner, Bombay.

Ntt A. U. for export production only.

6i Diamonds unsst and imported uncut, deluding bort and in- dustrial diamonds.

(6) Sult-caBe locks . . . ")

i- Nil A. U. for export production only.

(") Hingos

. J

(I) Licences will not be valid for

machines and spare parts for

machinery mentioned in Appendix

35-

(1—4) Articles of mchinery not

otherwise specified, In thlt

schedule except when required

for the textile Industries, tea

industry, iron and steel produc-

tion works, electric supply un-

dertakings, mines and quarries 1-

(2) Licences issued under this S. No.

will not be valid for import of electric

hoist blocks upto 3 tons capacity and

cooling towen.

SEE. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAOEDINARV 205/67

SECTION n—contd.

I z

PART V— contd.

S. No 65(1-4)—contd.

(if) Cinema Machinery (includ- ing studio equipment and projection and also including sound recording apparatus for the production of cinema films).

(w) Petroleum and gaswell drill- ling equipment.

(im) The following road making, haulage earth moving equip- ments :—

3 4

Detailed licensing policy ii given in Appendix 31.

Nil A. U. applications will be considered by C.C.I., New Delhi, in consulta- tion with the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi,

(a) Wheeled and Crawler "| Nil

tractors above 50 P.B.H.P.

(b) Shovels, excavators, mo- torised graders, vibrat- ing soil compactors, vi- brators, stone crushers,

etc.

(x) Machinery required for other Industries and Undertakings.

A. U. applications will be considered by C.C.I., New Delhi for import* from available sources on the re- commendations of the sponsoring authorities concerned.

Nil (1) A. U. applications from tobac- co industry for import of tobacco rearying plants and the following spare parts will be considered by J.C.C.I., Madras.

(a) Galvanised wire-mesh

appron.

(6) Ball bearings of special

type.

meters.

(2) A. TJ. applications from Oil Companies will be considered by CCI, New Delhi.

(3) A. U. fc* import of single purpose or double purpose machines costing Rs. 12,600 to Rs. 13,750 each for manu- facture of watch parts.

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SECTION n—contd.

I 2

3 4

PART V—contd.

S. No. 65(1-4) (x)—contd.

(4) A. U. for import of tanning machines for tanning industry on restricted basis.

(5) Import of machinery or parts required for setting up new factories to crush bones will not be allowed.

Detailed licensing policy is given in App-

endix 31.

65(5) (i) Parts of cinema machinery (in- cluding studio equipment and projectors and also including *ound ^recording apparatus for production of cinema films).

B.I.

(it) Parts of Refrigeration and Air- conditioning machinery other than domestic refrigerators.

A. U. for Import of spare parts of Refrigeration machinery other than compressors for export production only.

E.I.

Nil

(ii) (a) Spare parts of Machinery falling under S. No. 65 (i—$(viiXb)IV.

E.I.

(1) A. U. for Sugar Industry. (2) A. U. for import of engraved steel embossing rollers for manufacture of leather cloth.

(t"0 Parts of machinery when re- quired for industries and under- takings other than cinema and refrigeration and also other than spare parts of machinery falling under S. No, 65 (1— 4Xim)(a) and (6)/V.

(3) A. U. for import of light plated flour milling wire cloth and machine clothing.

(4) Licences will not bo valid for import of items mentioned in Appendix 5.

(fo) Industrial Knives

Nil

A. U. for import of Peeling knivcu, slicer knives, clipper knives and chipper knives for export production only.

(6) (a) Office machines and parts

thereof:—

Nil

A. U. for import of spare parts of hand duplicators of imported makes.

(i) Hand model type Dup- licators (both hand feed and self feed types). (ii) Duplicators, Power dri- Nil

ven.

A.U. for import of spare parts of Power driven duplicators of imported makes.

(Jit) Other office machines Nil

A. U. for components of office machines and spare parts for maintenance of im- ported machines on restricted basis.

• S E C. 1] T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY 2 0 5 / 69

SECTION n—ccmtd.

PART V—contd.

Nil

Automatic Electrical control

switches.

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

'67

(1) A. U, applications from news- paper establishments and qua- lity printers as defined in Appendix 9 for import of printing machinery required for replacement or develop- ment purposes will be consider- ed by the CCI, New Delhi subject to Appendix 35. The applicants are required to furnish the additional inform- ation along with their appli- cations in the proforma pres- cribed in Appendix 9.

(2) A. U. for import of the follow- ing items for quality printers:—

(a) Photographic plates and

films.

(b) Highly polished copper

sheets.

(1) (i) Printing and Lithographic material, namely presses lithographic plaics, compos- ing sticks, chases, imposing tables, lithographic stones, stereo blocks, wood blocks, half-tone blocks, electro- type blocks, process blocks, roller moulds, roller frames and stocks, lithographic map rollers, standing screw and hot presses, perforating machines, gold blocking presses, galley presses, proof presses, arming pres- ses, copper plate printing presses, rolling presses, ruling machines, ruling pen making machines, lead cut- ters, rule cutters, slug cut- ters, type casting machines, ty]De setting and casting ma- chines paper in rolls with side perforations to be used after further perforation for type casting, rule bending machines, rule missing ma- chines, bronzing machines, stereotyping apparatus, pa- per folding machines j pag- ing machines, but excluding ink and paper and sets of •mats when imported as ad- vertising material in con- nection with exposed film, Treadle Printing Presses or presses of predominantly treadle type and Roller composition.

E.I.

•67 (2) Component parts as declared in Import Tariff Item No. 72 (3) of Machinery specified in clause ("') above, excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(1) A.U. on restricted basis. (2) Upto 2% of the face value of licences for this i*em can Be utilised for import of Bolts, Screws, Studs, Nuts. Rivein, Cotter/Split pins and washers specifically adopted for use on monotype super casting ma- chines and bearing specific makers catalogue numbers.

205/70 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION H—contd.

PART P'—contd.

B.I.

(1) A.U. applications from textile

mills will bo considered by the

J.C.C.I., Bombay subject to

Appendices 10 and 35.

(2) A. U. for Master Printers.

(a) Rubber Blankets (including

mackintosh) for printing

presses including requirements

of cloth processing machines,

via., printing, sanforizing, etc.

Nil A. U. for oil companies on.

(6) Rubber hoses required for the

Oil Industry.

restricted basl*.

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil (c) Rubber spray hoses for in- dustrial and agricultural pur- poses.

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil (d) Rubber hose pipes and rubber hoses n.o.s. and rubber wash- ers for boilers.

Nil 69- A Hosiery needles for hosiery ma- chinery and knitting machines whether operated by manual labour or mechanical power.

A.U. applications from Hosiery

Manufacturer's Association,

will be considered by J CCI&E,,

Bombay on the recommendation

of the Textile Commissioner,

Bombay. Import of sewing

machine needles required by

the hosiery Industry will also

be permitted within the face

value of licences for import

of hosiery needles In consulta-

tion with the Textile Com-

missioner.

E.I.

(it) Parts of lifts .

Nil

S.T.C.

Nil

74 ("') Wheeled and Crawler Trac- tors upto and including 50 draw Bar Horse Power.

E. I.

t") Sparc parts for agricultural

tractors and for tractor drawn

agricultural implements.

(1) Requests from individual tractor

owners for special requirement

of tractor parts will be considered

for small values if [they are not

in a position to procure their

requirements from established

importers. The applications

thould be made direct to the

regional licensing authorities

concerned.

(Jl Import of the following Item*

will not be permitted 1—

(a) Under carriage parts.

fi) High carbon steel plain discs

of 16", 18, 20', 23, 24*.

and 26'.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE 0T INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 205/7*

SECTION n—ctmtd.

PART V—oomd.

S. No. 74 (iii)—contd.

(3) The requirements of high caibon" steel plain discs other than those- mentioned in remark x (ft) above and coulter, scalloped, cutaway discs- will be met from the stocks im- ported by S.T.C.

Nil

(o) Power driven agricultural machinery excluding Sheep Foot Rollers, Tractors, Ro- tary Hoes and Rotary Tillers.

(i) A. U. applications from the Coffec Industry for import Of power driven sprayers, coffee pulping and curing machinery and spare s thereof will be con- sidered by the J.C.C.I & E^ Madras on rcstri cted basis.

(2) Special requests from actual users for import of Poweu driven dusters and spares will be considered by CCI&E. New Delhi on restricted basis (w) Parts of Power driven agri-

Nil

cultural machinary

E.I

Nil

(i) A. U. for approved dairy and poultry farms for import of equipment for replacement purposes only.

(2) Licences will not be valid for import of the items mentioned in Appendix35.

The following Dairy and Poultry Farm Appliances, namely, cream separators, milking ma- chines, milk sterilizing or pas- turising plant, milk aerating and cooling apparatus, churns, but- ter dryers, butter workers, milk- bottle fillers and cappers, appa- ratus specially designed for testing milk and other dairy products and incubators, also component parts of these appli- ances provided that they can be readily fitted into theii proper places in the appliances for which they are imported, and that they cannot ordinarily be used for purpo&es other than dairy and poultry farming.

Nil (1) A. U. The import will be allowed - in the manner indicated belowt—

(a) Industrial Sewing Machines and parts thereof which are manually operated or worked by power and re- quire \ for their operation less than one quarter horse power.

(0) Industrial sew- Import will b"- ing machmes and allowed on re- components there- stricted basis, of other than over lock, flat lock and chain lock machines.

205/72 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION H—contd.

3 4

PART V—contd.

76{ay~contd.

S. No.

(b) Flat lock and *l Applications will chain lock be considered machines. from hosiery goods manufa- cturers andtex- (c) Overlock ma- .tile mills by the chines (on the JCCI&E, Bom- basis of 5O%indi- bay in consu- genous ana 50% tation with the Imported.) I Textile Com- missioner, Bom- bay. The hosiery goods manu- facturers not registered under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act should lend their applica- tions through the Director of Industries of the State concerned.

(2) Permissible spare parts of this item will be allowed clearance upto 5% of the face value of licences only when imported along with the consignments of industrial sewing machines falling under this serial number, even though such spare parts may be differently classifiable. Imports of such spare parts from a country other than the country from which the indus- trial sewing machines are imported will not be permitted.

(3) Industrial sewing machines falling under S. No. 76/V, are those machines (either complete or head with or without other parts) whose landed cost with duty exceeds the amounts shown below and which arc generally used for industrial or commercial purposes by tailors, hosiery or leather works for stitching heavy clothing , hosiery or leather, etc.

Complete machines whether hand or foot . . . R s. 590 Machine in parts- Head . . . . R s. 395 Cover , . . . Rs. 40 Stand (treadle and table). Rs. 160 Base . . , . Rs. 30 Hand attachment . . R". 15

:SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 205/73

SECTION n—contd.

PART K—contd.

. No. 76—contj.

Nil A.U. The import will be allowed In the manner indicated belowf:—

Industrial Sewing Machines and parts thereof which are nocked by power and require for their operation one quarter horfic power nod above.

(1) Industrial sew- Applications^will ing machines and be considered 3pare parts exclu- by the JCCI&E., sively used in the Bombay, textile industry and required for replacement purposes.

(2) Industrial sewing Applications from machines and units other than components thcr- textile mills eof other than will be consi- overlock, flat lo- dercd by the ck and chain lo- regional licen- ck machines. sing authorities. Import will be allowed on re- stricted basis.

(3) Overlook sewing"! Applications will machines (on be considered the basis of 50% from hosiery Indigenous and goods manu- 50% imported). facturers and textile mills by (4) Flat lock and the JCCI&E,

chain lock in- Bombay in con- duBtrial sewing sultation with machines. the Textile Commissioner, Bombay. The hosiery goods manufacturers not registered under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act should send their applica- tions through the Director of Industries of the State con- cerned.

76 (") Needles for all industrial sewing

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

machines.

78 (0 Hearing-aids and purrs

A.U. Please see Anncxurc ta this

E.I.

thereof.

Section.

Nil

(itf) Tape and wire recorders, all sorts and parts thereof.

(1) A.U. applications from films studios for import of magnetic perforated films will be considered by the J.C.C.I. &E, Bombay,Madras on the recommendation of the Regional AdvisOiy Committed on Raw Film*.

2O5/74 T HE GAZETTE OP IMMA EXTRAOBDINABY [>PAHT I

SECTION H—contd.

PART V—contd.

S. No. 78 (iii)—contd.

(if) Please see Annexure to thl"

Section.

78 (ID) Public address equipments

and parts thereofr—

(1) Amplifiers

Nil The policy for Actual users will be

announed later.

Nil

(2) Loudspeakers

A. U. for manufacturers of loud-

speakers (Paper cone type/Pressure unit type) In the small scale sector for import of the following compo- nents :—

Loudspeahen (Paper cone type)

1. Paper Cones, 2. Spiders. 3. Fine enamelled

copper wire (thin- ner than 40 SWG). I Rs. 1-15 f per loud-

4. Special adhesive. speaker. 5. Pine rivets. 6. Weather proof

voice coil paper. J

Loudspeakers (Pressure unit type)

1. Special adhesive. " 2. Enamelled copper wire thinner than 40 SWG. V 63 paise per loud-

3, Aluminium wind- speaker,

ing wire.

4. Voice coil lead

wire.

(5) Microphones

Nil The policy for Actual Users will

be announced later.

(y) Heating elements

Nil A. U. for import of specialised requirements of heating elements not produced Indigenously.

(w) Rectifiers and battery char- Nil

gers and parts thereof

A. U. Import of Selenium type Rectifiers and Silicon Diodes upto 50 Ampa. will not be allowed.

Nil A. U. applications from textile industry will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

(cnt) Yarn and Cloth testing machines Including other types of textile testing ma- chines.

SEC. Ij THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 205/75

SECTION B—ccwrtd,

I 2

P^RT K—contd.

3. N o. 7 8 —e o r a d.

Nil (ix) O t h e rs . . ..

(l) A. U. for import of the following Items :-—

(a) Thermostdtlc electric controls for the regulation of tempera- ture of energy in-put inj elec- trically heated system.

(b) Specialised electrical instru- ments and apparatus, other than those under S. No. 39/II and other S. Nos. in the I.T.C. Schedule."

(2) Licences will not be valid for Import of flouresccnt lamps, start- ers, glow switches electric desk table lamps and electric lighting fittings of all sorts, electric coin- operated ticket issuing and personal platform weighing machines, crys- tal blanks, timken illuminated outdoor signs, flashes and time- switches, and electric bulbs falling under SI. No. 38-A/II.

Electro-medical apparatus and E.I.

parts thereof, not otherwise specified including ultra-violet and infra-red lamps for medical treatment.

A. U. for import of diagnostic equip- ment over and above JOO MA capa- city on restricted basis.

Aeroplanes, aeroplane parts, aero- Nil

plane engines, aeroplane engine parts and rubber tyres) and tubes used exclusively for aero- plane*

88 All manufactured articles and ma- terials used in aircraft con- struction and books, drawings, diagrams, illustrations and any • other technical publications im- ported for the purpose of main- tenance, repair and overhaul of aircraft, aero-engines and their instruments and equipment ; provided that nothing falling under this description shall be deemed to fall under other Serial No. of thiB Schedule.

(1) LicenceB will be granted to actual users, approved stockists and dis- tributors in consultation with the Diroctor General of Civil Aviation, New Delhi. Licences will not be valid tor Import of the si7es of aero tyres/ covers and tubes men- tioned in Appendix 30 to this Red Book. Applications should be made to C.C.I. & E., New Delhi by 30-9-1968.

(3) Import of the following items will not be allowed :—

(0 Varnish shellac to approved specification No. BSSX 18.

205/76 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION n—contd

3 4

PART V—contd.

S. No, 87-88—contd.

(it) High flying Oxygen to approved-

aircraft specification.

(Hi) Thinner to approved aircraft

specification and Cellulose- Nitrate Dope to specification AN.T.T.D. 514-3 and clear dope to specification No. D T D. 75I-3-

(iv) Aircraft solders grades A&B to B.S. Specification No. 219/ 49-

(v) Dakota aircraft 12 Volt 85 amphour battery type No. 6A 13 RT.

(vf) HT-2 aircraft 24 Volts 20AH

Batteries Pt. No. 12 TA-9B.

(1) Applications for import of shipj. and vessels for breaking up pur- poses will be considered by C.C.I. in consultation with the Dirccto General of Shipping, Bombay.

Ships and other vessels for in' land and harbour navigation In- cluding steamers, launches, boats and frigates imported entire or in section; provided that arti- cles of machinery as defined in Item No. 72 or No. 72(3) of the VNil First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, shall, when separately imported, not be deemed to be Included here- under.

90 Light ships . . ..

(2) A. U. applications for import of cargo vessels, fishing vessels, ship- equipment will be considered by C.C.I., New Delhi for import from available sources on the recom- mendation of Ministry of Trans- port & Shipping,

Furniture tackle and apparel, not otherwise described for steam sailing, rowing and other vessels.

E.I.

gi(c) Weighing machines and

Nil

parts thereof.

Nil

(d) Yam cloth testing machi- nes, including Lap testing machines.

A. U. applications from textile in- dustry for import of testing ma- chines will be considered by JCCI & E, Bombay, subject to Appen- dix 34-

MlC. I] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 205/77"

SECTION n—contd.

PART V—<:ontd.

62—rxmtd.

S No

(g) (a) Surveyingljand Mathemati-'

cal instruments, the follow- ing namely :—

(a) Slide rules .

(fc) Prismatic compass

Nil

magnetic compasses . • E.I.

(i) Drafting machines

(") Plane-Table equipment —Ordinary and Techo- metric.

(/) Thcodolitics

A. U. for import of ihe following:-

(g) (3^ Others

Nil

items :— (i) Beam Compasses. (2) Black Board Compasses.

(3) Bow Compasses.

(/J.) Dividers,

(5) Drawing Boards.

(6) Drawing Board Trestles.

(7) Drawing instrument boxet-

and setB.

(S) Drawing pens.

(9) Half Sets and Loose- Drawing Instruments.

(10) Printing Frames.

(11) Proportional [Compesse*.

C12) Spring Bows

(13) "T Squares.

("i) Micro Eardrum hearing E.I.

Nil

aids.

(n) Others . . ..

E.I.

(1) A. U. for import of the^

following items :— (a) Curometers for tobacco-

industry.

SSCflDN D—ewttd.

I 2 3

i M f lr K—contd.

S. No. 92O*)—confd.

(6) Tyre retreading moulds fot

tyre retreading Industry.

(e) Pressure regulators with or

without gauges.

(2) A. U. application]) from lugsx industry for import of control and measuring instruments will be con- sidered.

(3) A. U. applications from textile and textile accessories Industrie* will be considered by JCCI & B, Bombay in consultation with Tex- tile Commissioner, Bombay, sub- ject to Appendix 34.

(4) A. U. licences will not be valid for import of items mentioned in Appendix 5 of this Book.

Nil

'93-94 (a) (0 Goggles, sun-glasses,

A. U. for import of glare glasses for export production only.

glare glasses.

Policy for actual users will be an- (fa) Rough blanks other than Nil.

nounced later.

bifocal blanks

Nil

B.I.

(d) Scientific and medical in- eluding surgical instru- ments, equipment and ap- pliancee and parts thereof, made wholly /mainly of rub- ber and/or made wholly/ mainly of glass Including laboratory glassware.

(") Medical including Surgical E.I

Instruments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and not made mainly of glass.

. A. U. applications from hospitals, educational and technical institu- tions etc., for import of surgical and scientific instruments will be considered by CCI & E, New Delhi on restricted basis. Applications should be submitted by 30*9"1968. Licences issued foe this Sub- item will not be valid for import of the items mentioned in Appendix 6, •

. Nil

E.I

(/) Scientific instruments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and also not made mainly of glass.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/79

SECTION n—contd.

PART V—contd.

S. No. 93-94—contd.

E.I.

U) Dental instruments, equip- ment and appliances and parts thereof not otherwise specified.

A. U. applications from hoepitalB for import of these goods will be con- sidered by CCI&Ej New Delhi, on restricted basis. Applications should be submitted by 30-9-1968.

A. U. for import of valve bladders for export production only.

(a) Tannis balls . . . 1 (b) Squash balls . . . Y Nil (c) Others . . . . J

A. U.

Asbestos raw

Nil

Cellulose Acetate sheets and

IOI

moulding power.

(1) A. U, Import of moulding powders will not be allowed. The Moul- ders will be permitted to import cellulose acetate flakes with corresponding quantities of per- missible varieties of plasticijers (S. No. 22, 31/V), dyestuff and pigments (Appendices 24 and 29) for compounding indigenously by approved manufacturers. Im- porters of cellulose acetate sheets can aleo be given the tame facility for manufacture of sheets indigenously by approved manu- facturers.

(2) A. U. for textile screen printers for import of cellulose acetate sheets.

(i) A. U.

Nil

I O I -A Cellulose acetate butyrate and cellulose acetate propionate.

(2) Imports of only virgin mouldi n powders and/or first quality standard products will be per- mitted. To this effect the importers should produce a certi- ficate from manufacturers/sup- pliers abroad at the time of clearance of the goods.

(3) Import pf Master Batches will not be allowed against A. U. licences for this item, A specific licence will be necessary for import rof Master Batches.

10 G. of I. Ext.—6

250/80 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I"

SECTION U—contd.

PART K—contd.

101-C

Cellulose film scrap

Nil A. U. for import of cellulose acetate film scrap only for manufacture of lacquers and bangles.

101-D

Nil

Cellulose Nitrate sheets, rods

and tubes.

(1) A. U. Import of cellulose nitrate tubes of external diameter 3/A* and above will not be permitted.

(a) A. U. licences will also be valid for the import of the following items :—

Cellulose acetate sheets, rods, tubes and cellulose acetate flakes alongwith corresponding quanti- ties of permissible varieties of plasticizere (S. No. 22, 31/V), pigments and dyestuffs (Appen- dices 39 and 24) for compound- ing indigenously by approved manufacturers.

101-E

Chloride moulding powder.

Nil Policy is given against S. No. 113-I/

[04

Nil A. U, Import of Diamond Powder

will not be allowed.

Diamonds Industrial, natural and Synthetic, in all forms includ- ing diamond grift and powder.

105

Nil A. U. for export production only.

Fibreboarda {e.g., bardboards and insulating boards) excluding plywood and vulcanised fibre sheets.

Gas black, thermatomic black,

106

Nil A. U. for manufacturers of rubber goods, paints and printing inks.

acetylene black and carbon black also including lamp black,

110 Nickel Catalyst

Nil A. U. for Vanaspati Industry.

in Phenol formaldehyde moulding Nil (1) A. U.

powder

(2) Licences issued will not be valid for import of general purpose or electrical grade moulding pow- ders.

A. U. for Import of :—

Nil

113 Phenol formaldehyde resinout sheets, tubes, rods and other materials.

(a) Tubes whether paper Electrical based or fabric based industry. and/or paper baaed rods.

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SECTION II—contd.

PART V—contd.

(6) Cast Phenolic Bangle

>. 112—contd.

S. Nc

resinous tubes. industry.

(c) Cast Phenolic Buttons and

resinous sheets other coo-

and rods. turner arti-

cle*.

Nil

Acrylic plastic moulding powder,

(1) A. U.

113

sheets, rods and tubes.

(2) Applications from button manu-

facturers will be considered for

import of acrylic plastic sheet!

only.

(3) Import of Master Batches will

not bo allowed against A. U.

licences for this item. A specific

licence will be necessary for

import of Master batches.

Nfl

Polyvinyl chloride plastic sheets

113-A

(unsupported).

A. U. for import of rigid plastidzed

sheets with vicat softening point

above 70° C only for the manufac-

ture of industrial items. At the

time of clearance of Roods, the

licensee will be required to produce

a certificate from foreign supplier/

manufacturer to the effect that tho

material imported conforms to the

required specifications.

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nfl

113-C

Polystyrene

A. U. for manufacture of Adhesive

Nil

113-D

Polyvinyl acetate resin powder .

only. •

A. U. for manufacture of Polyvinyl

PolyYinyl btityral resin

Nil

113-E

Butyral foils.

A. U. on restricted bails.

Nfl

Polyvinylldene chloride

113-F

on restricted basis

Nil (1) A. U.

113-G

(a) Import of only virgin moulding

powders and/or first quality stand-

ard products will be permitted.

To this effect the importer should

produce a certificate from manu-

facturers/suppliers abroad at tho

time of clearance of the goods.

(3) Import of Master batches will not

be allowed. A specific licence

will be necessary for Master

batches.

250/82 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION U—contd.

PART V—contd.

A. U. for Import of P. V. C. resin 113-H Polyvinyl chloride resin powders Nil

for export production only.

A. U. for export production only.

II3-I

P.V.C. composition including Nil

moulding powder.

Polyethylene moulding powder Nil (i) A. U.

113-J

(2) Import of only virgin moulding powder and/or first quality standard products will be permited. To this effect the Importers should pro- duce a certificate from manufac- turers/suppliers abroad at the time of clearance of the good*.

( 3) Import of Master batches will not be allowed. A specific licence will be necessary for Master batches.

Pyrotechnic aluminium

114

Nfl A. U. for fire worts Industry o"

restricted basis.

Sttreo flongs

E. I. A U. for :—

115

(a) Newspaper Applications will industry . be considered by the CCI, New Delhi as Per Appendix 8.

(p) Block rooking

and engraving Industries.

16 Synthetic resins, all sorts, not

otherwise specified—

A. U. on restricted bash.

:, Nil

(t) Phenolic, Urea, Melaminc Alkyds and Maleic resins.

("'O Synthetic Ion Exchange

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

Resins.

vinyl Alcohol, Polyvinyl Chloride, Acrylatc and their copolymers in emul- sion and/or dispersion form.

Nil

(iv) Synthetic resins, all sorts,

(1) A. U.

n.o.s., other than those covered by S. No. n6(Q/ V, S.No. I I 6 ( U ) /V and ii6(nf)/V.

(a) Licences will not be valid for the import of High Styrene resins and synthetic rcrim ID

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SECTION II—contd.

I 2

PART K—contd.

S. No. 116 (iv)—contd.

semi-liquid form containing valatile Solvents which can be easily separcted from resins and also dispersions and emulsion of synthetic resins which are classifiable under S. Nos. 34—37/V. Import of hardeners catlyst, accelerators, modifying agents and release agents will be permitted provided a corresponding quantity of resin is also imported. A margin of 5% excess may be allowed in respect of hardeners etc as pro- vision for wastage 01 loss in transit, etc.

(3) Licences will not be valid for the import of Copolymer beads of Divinyl Benzene Styrene.

Textile Printing Dyes

117

Policy is indicated against S. No.

r-B of Part III.

118 Urea-formaldehyde moulding Nil A. U, for export production only. powder.

Vulcanised fibre in sheets, rods Nil

119

and tubes.

A. U. for import of vulcanised fibre sheets for insulation purposes in the manufacture of electrical goods and for manufacture of rail jointings and abrasives.

All articles not, otherwise speci-

123

fied In the Schedule :—

(0 Plastic materials, not other- Nil

wise specified.

(1) A. U. for manufacturers of safety gla=s for import of polyvinyl butryal resins sh-ets only.

(2) Please see remark against S. No.

122 (xlix)/V.

{if) Fluorspar

Nil A. U. for manufacturers of hydro-

• uoric acid for import of acid grade fluorspar.

Nil

Bleaching earth (such as Fuller* Earth Fulmeni, Tonsil etci.

(1) A. U. applications from vanagpatJ industry for import of activated blcic^ing earth for cotton seed oil only will be considered,

250/84 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY T^AHT

SECTION H—contd.

3 4

PART V—contd.

S. No. i22(ttf)—contd.

(2) A. U. for import of activated blea- ching earth for bleaching deep co- loured oils such as refined cotton seed oil, refined castor oil, refined palm oil and ^refined linseed oil and solvent extracted ground-nut oil. Licences will be granted on the basis of 1% of the weight or quan- tity of such oil processed by the applicant during April, 1967— March, 1968.

Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

(vif) Films made from trans-

parent cellulose or Visca- cella, Royagine, transparent cellulose wrapping and other transparent paper.

Nil A. U. for export production only.

(v&) Snap fasteners

Nil

(fx) Cryolite

A. U. Import will be allowed from the sources to be specified by C.C.I., New Delhi.

Nil

(xi) Flints Btoncs for cigarette

A. U. for lighter industry and for manufacturers of mechanical toys. lighter.

Nil

(xlv) Staple fibre. topB and other synthetic and protelnous

fibre tops.

Import of synthetic fibre/tow will be allowed through the S.T.C. to the extent recommended by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

Nil

(xo) Staple fibre including syn- thetic proteinous cut fibres.

(1) Import of all synthetic non- ccllulous fibres including Polyester fibre will be canalised through the S. T. C

(2) A. U. for Import' of synthetic fibre filter cloth (other than that for textile purposes).

(xx) Dom nuts

A. U. Licences will n ot be valid for import of semi-manufactured or bored dom nuts.

A. U.

Nil

(xxif) Feathers . • .

Nil A. U.

(xxv) Plastic moulding powder,

not otherwise specified.

Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

(xxvi) Vanadium Pentoxide catalvat

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/85

SECTION U—contd.

I 2

PART V—concld.

,S. No. laa—cmtd.

Nil A. U. for impot of Resin/Flux anc Fluxes antioxidants for export pro duction only.

(xxvii) Fluxltc soldering paste and fluxes for gas or arc weld- ing, melting and refining metals.

A. U. for Vanaspati Indstry.

Nil

(Mt"x) Filter aids

(xxxii) Glass mineral, slag wool,

, Nil

fibre glass and products thereof.

A. U. for import of electrical var- nished glass cloth and tape var- nished fibre glass sleeving,^ fibre glass insulated flexible wires, and laminated fibre glass sheets for export production only.

A.UJ

Nil

(xlii) Laboratory ware made of

silica.

A.U.I

Nil

(xliii) Silicaware equipment, for sulphuric, hydrochloric and nitric add plants and Cera- mic equipments for chlo- rine plants.

(xliv) Silicon

A. U. Licences will not be valid for

Nil

import of silica Gel.

xlix) Stamping foils (film-base ) Nil A. U. applications from actual users engaged in the undermentioned uses will be considered for import of Polyster films (S. No. 122 (0/ V which can be converted into stamping foils from the indigenous manufacturers :-—

(1) Fountain pens. (it) Bangles. (iii) Plastic and Fancy leather goods

(iv) Pencils. (v) Shoes.

A. U. for impot of only euentia) <(/) Others . . .. Nil

items.

PART VI

Machine Tools

Detailed licensing policy is given

ax Anpendis 11.

250/86 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I

ANNEXURE TO SECTION II

I. Import Policy for licensing of ram materials /components to

manufacturers of clocks.

A.U. applications from existing units only in the small scale sector for import of component parts and raw materials for the manufacture of clocks and one-day-alarm time-pieces will be consi- dered on the basis indicated below: —

(A) Pendulam Clocks: Small scale units may be allowed to import only the following component parts and raw materials with- in the total C.I.F. value of Rs. 4'50 per clock: —

(i) Spring steel strips. (ii) Brass bars, rounds, sheets, strips or extruded sections of brass of special free cutting quality for clock industry only.

(iii) Special steel strips, rods and wires.

(iv) Precision screws. (v) Any other miscellaneous items such as clock oils, radium powder etc.

(B) Lever Clocks:

The only extra item to be allowed import in the case of lever type clocks is the lever escapement assembly costing not more than Rs. 6-50 each. This will be in addition to the components and raw materials allowed for pendulum clocks.

(C) Electric Clocks: No parts of electric clocks would be allowed to be imported. Import of raw materials "would be allowed on the same basis as for mechanical clocks.

(D) Time pieces:

(a) Component parte, The following component parts may be allowed for import within the CIF value of Rs. rOO per pack: —

(i) Hair Springs; (ii) Balance wheel; (iii) Balance staff; (iv) Balance bearing screw: (v) Escape wheel; (vi) Lever '

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/87

ANNEXURE TO SECTION II—contd.

(b) Raw materials.

In addition to the import of component parts as given above, Import of raw materials such as brass sheet, brass roads, brass extruded sections and special steel, spring steel strips, free cutting steel, electroplating salts, chemicals, radium powder etc. may also be allow- ed upto Rs. 300 per time piece.

(E) Watches:

No applications from small scale units for the import of com- ponent parts, raw materials, accessories and machinery items will be considered for the manufacture of watches.

2. (i) No applications from new units for the import of raw materials, components or machinery will be considered for the manufacture of pendulum clocks, lever clocks, electric clocks and time pieces.

(ii) The small units who import raw material for manufacture of parts for above mentioned industries will be allowed to get such, part manufactured from other indigenous manufacturers for which the necessary equipment is not available with them.

(iii) The small units may also be allowed to import upto 10 per cent of the value of their import licences equipments such as hob cutters, special taps and dies useful for manufacture of com- ponents for their industry from raw materials.

II. Import Policy for import of raw materials for the manufac-

ture of printing ink by small scale units.

A.U. applications from small scale units manufacturing printing ink will be considered for the import of the items mentioned below on restricted basis.

List of items to be considered for import

1. Titanium Dioxide (Anatase).

2. Titanium Dioxide (Rutile),

3. Carbon Black.

4. Fhthalocyanine preen.

5. Pigment Dyestuffs other than those listed in Appendices 29 and 24.

6. Bronze Powder.

Extenders

7. Blanc Fixe.

-.250/88 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

AHNEXUBE TO SECTION II—contU.

Drying Oil*

8. Tung Oil.

Resin*

9. Gum Arabic.

10. Melamine Resins and also all synthetic resins which are permissible for import under S. No. 116/V.

11. Copal Gum.

Solvent*

12. Diacetone Alcohol.

13. Methyl Isobutyl Ketone.

14. Methyl Ethyl Ketene.

15. Ethyl Cellulose.

16. Ethylene Glycol.

17. Methyl Cyclohexanene.

18. Gilaonite.

19. Lecithin.

20. Magnesium Carbonate,

21. Borate of Manganese

22. Tricreayl Phosphate.

23. Fanal Colours.

24. Synthetic Waxes.

25. Cyclchexanol.

26. Ethylena glycol mono ethyl ether.

27. Ethylene glycol mono Butyl ether.

III. Import Policy for raw materials and consumable stores required by Fire Works Unit*.

1. A.U. applications from S.S.I. Units manufacturing Fire Works will be considered for import of the following items: —

item?

find Product

'Paper and Allied Store*

(a) Permissible paper

items

JSsc. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/89

ANNEXURE TO SECTION II—contd.

Items End Product

(b) Zinc sheets. Paper Caps.

•Chemicals and Allied Items

(a) Gum Arabic/Gum Fire works and paper caps.

Accacia.

(b) Potato Dextrene. Do.

2. Applications will be considered only from those units who possess licences under the Explosives Act.

IV. Import Policy for licensing of raw materials /components to

manufacturers of tape recorders.

A.U. applications from existing units only in the small scale sector will be considered for the import of the following components and raw materials for the manufacture of tape recorders within the pack value of Rs. 30 c.i.f. per tape recorder. Magnetic tapes will be allowed upto a maximum price of Rs. 12 c.i.f. and other finished components will be allowed upto a maximum price of Rg. 10 c.i.f.: —

(1) Magnetic tape.

(2) Radio components except gang or tuning capacitors an& trimmers as allowed for transistor receivers and valve receivers.

(3) Valves not made indigenouily.

(4) Record/Eraae heads or parts thereof such as mumetal laminations and Bheets, berylium copper foil.

(5) Microphone parts such as, diaphragm, magnet and related hardware or microphone cartridge.

(6) Hardware and other mechanical/rubber parts to the extent of 15 per cent, of the face value.

(7) Spares for servicing to the extend of 5 per cent, of the face value of the licence

(8) Prototype tape recorders—a maximum of 2 prototype tape recorder* subject to a maximum of Rs. 600 may b" allowed

C50/90 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I

ANNEXURE TO SECTION II—contd.

within the value of the licence—subject to the condition that these are not to be sold.

N.B.—(i) Owing to indigenous availability of various components, the number of components of the pack value per set allow- ed so far for the manufacture of tape recorders have been reduced. The entitlements of the applicants who were receiving licences at higher pack values will be corres- pondingly reduced.

(

V, Import Policy for licensing of raw materials/components for

manufacture of Hearing Aids to small units.

A.U. applications from S.S.I, units manufacturing hearing aide will be considered for import of the following raw materialg and components for the manufacture of hearing aids in relation to their actual production of hearing aids in the previous year at the rate of R". 47-50 c.i.f. per hearing aid: —

1. Telephone/Earphone Receiver.

2. Cord/Cordage, Contacts.

3. Bone Conductor.

4. Headband.

5. Earmould.

6. Eartips, Special tubing for eartips.

7. Earmould attachment.

8. Miniature switches assembly and parts thereof.

9. Miniature Volume Control and parts thereof.

10. Miniature Resistors.

11. Miniature Electrolytic Capacitors.

12. Miniature Ceramic Capacitors.

13. Miniature potentiometers for AVC or peak-clipping.

14 Miniature transistors and diodes td be recommended only after documentary evidence by the unit that these are not Indigenously available.

15. Hardware (8%) foam rubbw for miowphone mountings.

16. Phosphor bronzo wire.

17. Mesh for microphone. 18. Hearing Aid Microphone.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/91

ANNEXURE TO SECTION Il—concld.

19. Permalloy strips (not sheets).

20. Hearing Aid Cell (upto 5%).

21. Laminates Epoxy/phenolic copper lmm and under.

22. Nylon moulding powder.

23. Aluminium for high grade anodizing.

24. Special lacquers glues and cements.

NOTE:—The licences issued to the S.S.I, units for the import of above raw materials and components for the manufacture of hearing aids at the rate of Rs. 47-50 c.i.f. per hearing aid may be endorsed for import of low voltage transistors suitable for hearing aids only if supplies thereof cannot be made by the indigenous manufacturers.

250/92 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PHUT I SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/93

SECTION III

The Licensing Policy for Established Importers

2 5 0 / 94 T HB GAZETTE 0W INDIA EXTRAORDINARY ['PART I SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/95

SECTION in

CMPORT POLICY FOR ITEMS LICENSABLE TO ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS

S o m-

(2) Th" established Importers will have interchangeability in the utilisation of their quota h'cences as indicated in the Anncxure to this section. The condi- tions, restrictions oc i-oncwMoru applicable to the import of any goodi ajuins* licences issued fo* (peoflc items will apply to luch good* even if imported against licence's) for uther item(s) under the concession of Interchtn. geabllity pf jvidtd in tb;i policy.

(3) Quota licences for Jmp⁢ of goods from U.S.A. under U. S. Aid will not bi granted if the entitlement works out to less tb,gn Rs. 41,250.

Remarks Part & Description

Import Poficy

S. No. of

thel.T.C. Sehodula

I 3

PART II

Power driven road uilers and

ctimpo^tent piri) theciof

33}% on (1) Quota licences wilt be valid fov imports import of "pare part* of road of spare rollers only, p u ti or 5% on imports (i) Pltaea see Anatxure to thli of comp- Sec-tloo icjscd^ag interchwng— let"roid eablJity of quota licences, rollers.

10 (/X*U) Spare part* of dltwl on^inti 30% or 4% i Not more than io

engioei of the undermentioned

item* 1—

(0 Cylinder blockt.

(fl) Base plates.

(#0 Flywheels.

(fo) Flywheel keyi.

10 G. of I. Ext.—7

250/96 THE .GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION m—contd.

I 3

PART It—amtd.

S.No.

30 (f) (111)—contd.

(3) Quota licences will also be valid

for the import of spare parts speci-

fied in Appendix 4 upto the

extent indicated against them.

(3) Please see Annexure to thit

Section regarding Interchange-

ability of quota licences.

(4) Additional licences will be Issued

to establl :ed importers on m

quota of 10% for import from

U.S.A. under U. S. Aid. Tht

concession of interchangeabilitT

allowed under remark (3) abov"

will not be applicable to the

additional licences.

(i) Parts of Petrol, Gas and

* *

Kerosene Engine*.

(1) Licences will be granted to

established importers on a

quota of 30% from U. S. A.

under U. 3. Aid.

(3) Quota licences will also be valid

for the import of spare parti

specified in Appendix 4 upto

the extent indicated against

them.

(c) Parts of Motors

I3% °r (I) Please see Annexure to. thls>

2% on Section regarding interchange-

imports of ability of qutoa licences,

complete

motors.

(3) Additional licences will be granted

to established importers on a

quota of ao% from U.S.A. undev

U. S. Aid. The concession of

interchangeability allowed under

remark (i) above will not ba

applicable to the additional 11-

cences.

(3) Import of the following ftcnt

will not be permitted:—

(a) Commutators for D .C mctctt

upto 30 H.P.

(*) Segments of commutators for

motors of all sizes.

(c) Carbon Brushes except speclt)

types (Blectrographitlc gttdo

and brushes of odd siie; re-

quired as spares.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 350/97

SECTION Ul~cont±

PART II—contd.

—contd.

S. No. 32 •

Parti of Generator* io% "v

(*)

(i) Please see Anneiure to this

Section regaiding inteichang*-

•bility of quota licences.

Import* of

co"pleta

n u t n o n.

(a) Import of the following items will

not be permitted i—

(a) Cammutaton for D .C motto

upto 30 H.P.

mototsofaUsiiet.

(f) Carbon Brushes except special

types (Eloctrogr"phl6c gjrad*

and brushes of odd siae) re-

quired u spares.

(0 Q"ota licences will be vaUd

only for import of spare parts of

machinery other than those men-

tioned in Appendix 33.

(<0 fcnpan of the followlngitems

(5) Component parts at do-

nned in Import Twiff ttaat

No. 73(3) of macfefaeiy

specified in d uM (i),

W. (3) and (4) of S. No.

36 of Put n .excluding

those earned by S aw

No. 68 of Put V "f ihb

Schedule.

wfll be aDewed In the manna

indicated below 1—

(a) Olb Seals, cap aenwa, bolts

and nutaspedany adapted foi

ose in this type of machi-

nery (upto aj%) of the fact

Tilue of quota licences).

(b) Safety hooka, cage sham, sw-

pention gear and win ropa

cappk* (upto 5" of UM

fitce Tame of quota llotnces

(") Etedrio control gen which

m specially ^"rj1*"1 fen

machines l ie coal cutuit

(upto sft of the ftce valsi*

of quota licences).

(WO Please see Annexure to thit Seo-

llon regarding iaterchuigeabilty

•f quota licencefl.

250/98 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART

SECTION m—contd.

> 4

PART II—amtd.

S. No. 36 (5) comd.

"•) Import pf Boiler fittings will

b" allowed on production of •

certificate as prescribed In Ap-

pendix 35.

Tbe licMwlcg sutborny for this

Item will be JCCI&E, Calcutta.

?8-A (e) Studio electric and pra)tctt

I5ft

bulbt.

Quota licencei will be Yilld fot

rtudio bulbs conforming to B.

S.S. 1075 of 1961 or lea equi-

valent and protector bulbs con-

forming to B. S. S. 1533 of

i960 or its equivalent. Only

upw> 50% of the face value of

tbe licence issued can be uti-

lised for import of profectoi

bulbs.

Carbons . . ..

(0 Quota licences will be valid for

the Import of 1—

(a) Cinema arc carbons of allea

other than those mentioned

below 1—

7mm x 14' cored positive.

6mm x 9* cored negative.

8mm x 14* cored positive.

7mm x 9* cored negative.

pmmxi4' cored positive.

8mm x 9* cored negative.

(ft) Blectrographite and natural/

hard graphite grades of car-

bon blocks.

(<0 Additional licences will be

Issued to established Importers

on a quota of 15% from U.S.A.

under U.S. Aid.

(W) Import of metal graphite grade

of carbon blocks, photo process

carbons and gouging electrodes

will not be allowed.

(fo) The licensing authority for thb

Item will be Jt. C C I . ' ft B. j

Bombay.

(0) Tbe sale, transfer or disposal

In whatever manner of tha

Imported Cinema Carbons should

be made only in accordanoe

with the directions of tha

J.C.C.I. & E, Bombay.

JSEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OP INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/99

SECTION HI—contd.

I 2

9 4

PART //—concld.

S. No. 46 (b) contd.

(PO Carbons imported against quot*

licences will be told at prkos

fixed by the J.GC.I. & B.

Bombay.

46-A (c) Hearing aid batteriei

(0 Please see Annexure to this Sec-

tion regarding interchangeabilitj

of quota licences.

(*0 Licences will be issued sub-

ject to the condition that tho

sale of goods will be made

at a margin of profit not

exceeding aoffi of the landed

cost.

(tfO Upto aoft of the face vara*

of quota licence* can be uti-

lised for import of Batteiy

Rechargers exclusively meant

for charging hearing aid ba-

tteries.

PART III

C3)

10% o> (1) Quota licences will ue valid only

ilfljon for spare part* of machine*

Imports other than those men-

ofcam- tioned in Appendix 35, Thl"

pkte restriction wul not. however

machtaet apply to spare parti of foreign

made machines provided the

particular make and/or model

U having no indigenous angle.

Component parts, exclud-

ing hosiery needle* is de-

fined In Item No. 72(3) of

the First Schdeule to the

Indian Tariff Act, 1934,

of machinery specified in

clause* (1), (2\ h) and (4)

of S. No. 4 of Part III, bat

•zcluding those covered by

SerittlNo. 68 of Part V of

this Schedule.

(3) Licences to sole telling agentt

and Indenting houses for Import

of spare pans of textile ma-

chinery will be granted upto

3% of the Import of compfeta

cotton textile "nx-hi'Mt failing

"nd" S- No*. 4 (2) (3) anj

(4) of Part III made against

their own licences under the

Capital Goods Scheme or li-

cence* Issued in favour of

actual user*.

(3)The licensing authority for this

item will be J.C.C.I ft E.,

Bombay.

250/100 THE GAZETTE OF INT)IA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION HI—contd.

I a

PART III—concld.

5(2)

(1) Licescet will be valid f"r import

of only spare part* specified In

Appendix 13. (a) Applications from s"le seUlag

Component parts HI deflnod 10% 01

in Import Tariff Item No. x-i/4%

72(3) of machinery sped- on im-

rWT under S. No. 5(i)/ni ? parts of

CTdndfaia these oarered by omnpkte

S e r k l N o. 68 of Part V machinat.

of this Schedule.

ateats and I* ^ * 1I1 Wiuea fof

tie Import of spare para "f

textile MMUaery W BM oon-

•idered and U"eiMef wQl b"

pitted ar" 3% of the import

•f n t j l t tt w wo textMe ma-

chine. Wt*t under S. N".

5(i)/in made by them against

their own liecmoes vnder the

C. O. SAeme "r lloeswea ia*ued

in farom of actual users. Li-

cences israed under this pro-

vision can be utilis"d for Import

of such tpve parts (mechanical

and electrical) of those foreign

made machines of Imported

origin and/or model(s) and

make(s) of which the Ucansees

are the sole selling agents pro-

vided such parts are not speci-

fically banned elsewhere in tha

I.T.C. Policy.

(3) The licensing authority for thli

Item will be JCCI&B, Bombay.

PART IV

a i(a)(O Fruits, fresh, all s"ts, n.o.s.

excluding coconuts.

Nil ") Imports from countries like

f Afghanistan and Iran may be

f allowed.

NU J

(tf)Fruits, dried, salted 01

ptewrved all sorts, n.o.i.

excluding dates.

(*) Dates

Nil Import* from countries like Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Muscat and other Persian Gulf countries may be allowed.

Ale. Beer, pottWj cider and other

fermented llquwr

(0 Quota licences issued for this S.

No. will be vaUd for import of

osOr wines, Brandy and Whisky

and Bitters falling under S. Nos.

83/IV, 84/TV and 89 00/IV

respectively.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 25O/IOI

MOTION EH—contd.

3 4

PART IV—contd.

S. No. 82—contd.

(ii) Quota licences will be granted

only to those established im-

porter* who are in possession

of valid Excise licences.

(OQ Quota licences may alto b"

gnnted to established importer*,

who are not in possession erf

valid Exdse licences, subject to

following conditions :—

(a) The goods on arrival will

be bonded into Customs

Wanhoose, and

(ft) The bonded goods will be

allowed clearance from the

Customs Warehouse by a

person/persons who is/arc

in possession of • valid

Excise licence.

(fo) Quota licences Issued for this

S. No. will be subject to the

condition that established im-

porters in making supplies will

give preference to direct Indent*

placed on them by foreigner*

and hotels catering to tourist

traffic borne on the list of the

Ministry of Tourism & Civil

Aviation Department of

Tourism)

Wines

Brandy, gin and whl*ky

4%1 (0 Qaot* licences isued for the**

> S. N01. will also be valid foi

4% J Import of Bitters fulling undei

S. No. 89 faVIV. Quota licence*

issued for S. No. 84/IV will not,

however, be valid for import of

Gin.

(it) Please see Anncxure to this Sec-

tion for interchangeability of quot*

licences.

(tit) Same as remarks (if) and (iH)

against S. No. 82/IV.

(to) Quota licences Issued for S.

Nos. 83 and 84/IV will be

subject to condition specified in

remark(iv) against S.No. 82/IV

(0 Quota licences will be valid

45%

for Imports of liquor* raly.

Spirit* excluding essences con-

taining spirit used IOT the

tnanofactre of bevertge*, not

otherwise ipedfled In this

Schedule . . ..

250/102 THE GAZETTE OP INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION Hl—contd.

f 4

I a

PART IV—contd.

8. No. Ss—cmtJ.

W) Same remark as at (ft), (Hit and ("tf) against S. No. la/lV.

(OQ Quota licences will not b*

valid for import of toil* requisites containing spirit.

Drugs and medicines

"7. 109

Detailed licensing policy i" given In Appendlt: I9>

K04 Mineral oils, not included In ' Item No. 27 (4) or Item No. 37 (6) of the Pint Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934 which is suitable for uie u an Hhiminant in wick lamps.

(0 Detailed policy la ghrcn In Ap-

pendix 18.

Mineral Oil 1—

IDti

(ft) The licensing authority fcj these Items will bt C C I" New Delhi.

(a).Which has Its flashing point "at or above two hundred degrees of Fahrenheit*! thermometer, end Is ordi- narily used for the batch- Ing of Jute or other fibre*.

(6) Which has its flashing point 'at or above one hundred and fifty degrees of Fah- renheit's thermometer, is not suitable for use as an illuminant In wick lamps and Is such as is not ordi- narily used except as fuel or for some sanitary or hygenlc purposes-

Cinematograph films, not e*>

116

7JH (1) Quota licences will be valid only ttosed.

for import of 1—

(a) 35 mm sound film. (*)ifi mm colour negative and

positive.

(a) Quota licences will be granted subject to the following condi- tions :—

(a) that the sale, transfer, 01 disposal in whatsoever man- ner of these Imported goods xhall be made only in accord- "nce with the directions of the regional licensing authorities it Bombay, Calcutta and Madras ;

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/ioy

SECTION m—contd.

I a

J 4

FART IT—contd.

S. N*. xi"—ttirfi.

(6) the quantity and value of

films to be Imported shall bo

determined only with the

prior approval of the licensing

authority.

(c) that the raw film imported

will be sold by the established

importers and/or their agents/

retailers at a price to be fixed

by the licensing authority.

(3) Applications from established Im-

porters for import of perforated

magnetic films against their quctt

licences for this item will be

considered by the JCCI & L.,

Bombay/Calcutta/Madras.

(4) Please "ec Section IV.

Cinematograph flhnt, MPMed

. (0 Import of dnemitoflriph

Him,, exposed (feature nhoi)

will be allowed through th"

S.T.C New Delhi.

(I'O Applications for Import of

education!. 1 films will be

considered from established

importers on the basis of theli

past Imports of educational

films and licences granted

on a quota of 160%.

The applicants ate re-

quired to produce satis-

factory evidence to show

that the films are educational

in nature and are requited

for exhibition in school* ind

colleges and other educa-

tional Institutions.

W) Application* (or Import of

education*! films from tola

distributors of well known

foreign producers, who

are not eligible to

obtain licences at estabHihed

importers in terms of

remark (it) above will alto

bo considered by G G I. & B.,

New Delhi, in consulta-

tion with the Ministry of Ed-

ucation. Applications should

be submitted by 30.9.1968.

2<;o/l04 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAR* I

SECTION m—contd.

PART JT—oontd.

5. No. 117—?

(7c) Licences against S. No. 117/IV

will be Issued subjeot to tht

following condition* 1—

(a) that cinematograph film*

exposed owned, wholly or in

part, by nationals of union

of South Africa, South

West Africa, Rhodeila tnd

Portugal or produced In

these countries by Of In

collaboration with nationals

of these 01 other countries,

wholly 01 In part with local*

in the Union of South

Africa, South West Africa,

Rhodesia, and Pc itagal, will

not be permitted)

(*)that on aortal of tbo

Imported films at the air-

port ot iea-port, the lm<

portu shall furnish • dec-

laration to the custom

authoddei that tne film

does not contrtrene the

condition mentioned at

(a) above.

150ft

(6) Pur skins of leopard, tiger,

deer, rabbit, fox, cat and other

wild animals and reptiles iking

Detailed conditions are given in

Appendix 21. 130+

Supple-

mentary

licences

Standard technical boob or '

books of reference concerning

law and legal practice, or for

use in connection with medi-

cal practice, scientific re-

search or industrial processes.

Books, prlntedfincluding cover*

for printed books, maps,

charts and.'plans, proofs, mu-

sic manuscripts end illustra-

tions specially made for bind-

ing In books but deluding

books falling under Serial N5.

160 of thtafpart of this Sche-

dule.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAKY 250/105

SECTION m—contd.

I 2

PART IV—contd.

IO3&

373 (6) Garage Tools

(0 Licences granted will b"

valid only for the items detailed

In Appendix 25 to this Book.

(tf) Up to 10% of the face yahw

of licences for garage tooU

may be utilised for Import of

spare parts of permissible

type* of garage tools which

are not classified elsewhere

against any other S. No. and

Pin of the I.T.C Sche-

dule.

(#0 Additional licences will be Issued

to established importers on •

quota of 50% for import from

USA under U.S. Aid.

6 (ft) parts of typewriters excluding 4% (i) Import of the following items will

typewriter ribbons. •* t>* b* allowed wtthin the face value

on the limits indicated against each :—

bwiiof

Imports (a)'Servking tools except

of com- the following types of

plett tools, namely— . 1 %

type-

writer*. (1) Twist drills, Centre drills,

Counter sunk drills.

(2) Reamers.

(3) Milling cutters.

(4) Threading taps and dies.

(5) Files.

(6) Fret Saws, piercing saws.

(7) St-40096 Knife stone.

(8) St-40098-Flat file.

(9) St-4Oi25'Rimac Flex stone

(io) St-40128-Cone stone.

(11) St-4Oiao-FIat stone.

(ia) St-40130 triangle stone.

(13) St-40174-Square stone.

(14) St-40173 Round stone.

(13) St-40176 TrfanRle stone

(iS) St-40177 Square stone.

(17) St-40180 Warding file.

250/106 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAHY [PART I

SECTION HI—contd.

3 4

I a

PART IV—contd.

S. No. 286 (b) contd.

(6) Typewriter screws . 1%

(c) Key cups, Key, rings, 1 %

printed Key card or

Key tops in single

pieces or in the form

of Key board and rub-

ber shells for typewriter

rollers.

(d) Ball bearings not "pe- 1%

dried in Apepndix 14

and steel balk for use

as spare parts of type-

writers.

(#) Tools (permissible

typej) for servicing 1 %

of office machines.

(2) Quota licences issued for this Sub-

S. No. will be valid for import of

spare parts of other office machine*

falling under S. No. 65(6)(aXwi)/V.

(3) Import of main body frames will

not be permitted.

Detailed policy tor these item*

it given in Appendix 26.

&93" 393 Motor Vehicle PartB

&297

(0 Quota licences will be issued

subject to the conditions that—

Photographic negatives and print-

Ing paper, excluding X-Ra?

films

(a) At least 10% of their face

value must 'be utilised foi

import of the following itemi

upto the limits indicated

against them :—

(0 Process plates (other

than ordinary dry

plates) . . Upto2l%

(if) Films required by

printing industry Upto 7!%

(£)|the established importers will

ensure that goods imported

against these licences are sold

by them and/or their agents/

retailers at prices not ex-

ceeding 43% over the price*

prevailing prior to 6th Juot^

1966.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/107

SECTION m—contd.

I a

PART IV—contd.

S. No. 303—contd.

(U) Quota licences may be utilised

for import of the following

ltemi to the extent Indicated

•gainst each regardless of their

classification 1—

(a) Photographic flash bulbs opto

(6) Accessories, the follow-

ing upto 2j% t—

( i) Dark Room Safe Light

filter.

(2) Dry mounts.

(3) Dry mounting tissues.

(4) Tank Developing (either

rubber, porcelain, earth-

enware, plastic* or stain-

less steel)

(tif) Quota licences will not be

•olid for import of photographic

printing paper (black and white)

and sensitized papers based

onfwro-ptussiato diazeammonla

and ammonia bromide paper

used for taking blue prints for

tracing engineering drawings.

(to) Please see Annerure to this

Section for lntcrchangeobility of

quota licences.

Photographic instruments, appa-

ratus and appliances, otb"i

than cinema, all torn, not

otherwise specified) and pWM

thereof.

(0 Quota licences will be raltd

for import of Electro-Car-

diographs and spare pitta of

photographic instruments, ap-

paratus other than cinema, all

sorts n.o.s.

(*0 Upto 40% of the face Talue of

quota licences issued for this

Item can be utilised for import

of 1—

(a) Exposure meter* ;

(t) Range finders;

(e) Camera fitters;

(4) Lens hoods 1

(() Accessories and attaobmanu

and spare parts thenof;

(/) Accumulators (dry and wat

batteries for photograph

electronic flash units).

250/IO8 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION m—ttmtd.

I a

B 4

PART IV—contd.

S. No. 305—contd.

(MO Not mote than 30% of the-

face value of quota licences can

be utilised forfttbe Import of

cements other than ben camera! ,

coadngiLRi. 400 or above.

(to) Please see Annexurc to this

Section for Interchengeabllliy of

quota licences.

308 (d) Watches and part* thereof

(0 Applications from established

Importers for Import of Parts

of watches can be licensed

on the basis of quota of 3%.

( tf) Not mote than 80M of the face

value of quota licences caai

be atUiscd for import of witch

movements.

Nora.—Watch movements for

Import Trade Control

purposes will constitute a

iT"vl"ntfiri nt mf^h 11"*

including pillar plate/bue

plate or chassis, case*

dial and hands.

(II'O Quota licence! will not b"

valid for import of watch cagtt

(to) Unto 30% of the face value af

lictnee or Rs. 500 whichever la

higher %sm be ndosed for

import of natural oil stones,

watch maker's tools and era

glasses.

312-316 Arms and ammunition

(0 Quota licences will be valid only

for import of cartridge cat*

filled 01 empty falling under S,,

No. 317 of Part IV.

(U) Same a" remarks (i) ond(ii)agauiii>

S.No. 317/IV. S

Sic. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/109

SECTION m—contd.

PART IV—contd.

S17 Cartridge CUMfilledand

empty.

(0 Licences will be granted only to

holders of licences (including

import licences) under the Indian

Arms Act and Rules. The

applicants should, however, pro-

duce along with their application*

" certificate in original from

the District Magistrate, Superin-

tendent of Police or Commissioner

of Police of the district to show

that the firm is authorised to

import and deal in Arms under

the Indian Arms Act and Rule*.

(tf) Quota licences will not be valid

for import of the following t

(a) -315 sporting rifles.

(b)'i2 bore DBBL shot guns af*

(Ejector and non-Ejector

type).

(c) 8 mm/ -315 sporting cartrid-

ges.

(d) -22 bore Long Rifles Cartrid-

ges-

(^Cartridges 12 bore 2 )' ihoti 2, 4, 6 & 7 and Cartridges

( /) C a r t r i d g es 12 b o re i h ot • I RS

ij 3J 5J 8, BB, AAA etc. L.Q.

S. G. & Spherical BalL

NOTE.—American 12 G. A. No. OO

Buck Cartridges are equiTft-

lent in BIZQ to S. G. Cartrid-

ges.

(a)"Arti"U* bruibct lnctadlnt]

Hog's heir biusbti.

(0 Quota licences can be trtillttd

for Import of "Artists material*"

ipecified in Appendix ao.

(tf) Please see Annexure to thl"

Section regarding interchange-

ability of quota licences.

250/110 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I

SECTION m—conUL

PART V

8 Greases, all sorts, not otherwJifl specified, including pMroltnm JellteSj pnuffln wax and micro- crystaiiine wax,

*7 (a) Transformer Oilj Irttutafog OH, Switch Oil arid "'! *ofti of Mineral Oils not otL

(6) White Oil

(0 D*ttfled policy U glvsa la

Appendl* 18.

(#) Tha lloMUlni tittltodt? for

thiii lt"oH will b" C,C,I"

N"w Dalhi.

Kerosene; also any mineral oil

orhcr than kerosene and motor

spirit which has ita Baihtng

point bebw one hundred Reg-

rets of Fahrenheit's thetmo-

me*£t.

Motor spirit .

30 Lubricating oil that in, oil such as is not ordinarily tiled for acy purpose other than lubrl- catlng, excluding snv mineral oil wnlch has Its, Castling point below two hundred degrees of Fahrenheit's thermometer.

- Laboratory and reagent chemi-

cals except those specified In

LJ" VI.

•a, 31 Ap

pepJli-23

ll"t-I.

(1) DettUed policy li gtr""

Nickel Formate

In Appendix 18.

(") Pleue sea Annetur* |o Ihli

Section re£irdiiig Inur-

chuigoiblllty. of quoii

licence;.

Sodium cyanide, Potassium cy-

anide and double cyanide of

Sodium, and Pottwlum other

than, free mixtureu of Sodium

cyanlda, Potasolum eytcide,

Potassium chloride, Potassium

carbonate etc.

Refills for fire extinguisher*

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/lH

SECTION m—contd.

PART V—contd.

(6) Water and Oil colours

34—37

74% (l) Quota licences can be utilised for Import of Artists' materials specified in Appendix 20.

(2) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding interchange- ability of quota licences.

(3) Preparations of dry colours used by Artists will only bo allowed to be imported against the licences. Import of ground pigments in oil which can be used as paints on thinning will not be permitted.

(4) Import of water colour boxes consistng of water colours in the form of cakes will bo per- mitted upto 25% of the face value of the licence.

(5) Licences will not be valid for

Import of oil colours.

100%

(t) (6) Rubber contraceptives

41-

Quota licences issued for this Bub-terial number will be sub- ject to the following condi- tions and these will bo speci- fically endorsed there on 1—

(1) Importers can import rub- ber contraceptives under any brand name so long as they conform to the stand- ards laid down in Schedule R to the Drugs and Cos- metics Act and the Rules thereunder.

(it) Batch No., date of manu- facture, and date of expiry that is the date wpto which the article is expected to retain its quality which date shall not exceed two years from the date of manufacture, warning against heat, influence of direct sun rays and mech- anical damage should be shown on the label of each piece of rubber contracep- tive or if the contraceptives arc imported in individual consumer pacts, such in- formation is given on the consumer pack.

10 G. of I. Ex.—8.

250/112 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAOEDINARY ['PART I

SECTION in—com d.

I 2

PART P-K:ontd.

(6)—contd.

41(0

(tii) The goods covered by the

licence will on import be

subject to quality test by

the Govt. of India.

Sound and Projection Repro- '

6551-4)

ductlon Equipment 1/4 H.P.

and above.

(0 Detailed policy of theie item*

is given in Appendix 31.

65(W

Sound and Projection Repro-

duction Equipment under 1/4

H.P.

Film Sutdio equipment .

(I'O Although quota certificate*

will be iwued separately few

each sub-item, quota licence*

will be granted on the com-

bined value* of the quota

certificate* iiiued for each

item. Quota certificate* al-

ready held by the parti**

will not be disturbed.

Spare parts of Sound and Pro-

jection Reproduction Equip-

ment 1/4 H.P. and above.

Spare part" of Sound and Pro-

jection Reproduction Eguip-

mcnt under 1/4 H.P.

Spare* of Film Studio Equip- _

ment.

65(5)

71% Licences will not be valid for import of spare parts of refrigeration and air conditioning machinery mentioned in Appendix 35.

(tf) Parts of Refrigeration and

Air-conditioning machinery

other than domestic refri-

gerator*.

2 0%

63(3)0?)

(a) Spare puts of machinery

falling under S. No. 65 (1—4)

(wOW/V.

(1) Import of items mentioned in

Appendix 4 will be allowed within

face value limits indicated against

them.

(2) Please sec Anncxure to thii

Section regarding interchang-

eability of quota licence*.

(3) Licences will not be valid

for import of under carriage

parts.

30% (1) Quota licences will tot be valid for import of items mentioned in Appendix 5 and spare part* of machinery mentioned in Apendlx 35.

(*W) Parts of machinery when

required for industries and

undertakings other than

cinetnt and refrigeration

and alto other than spare

parts of machinery falling

under S. No. 63(1—4)

(viiXa) and (ft)/V.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/113

S1CTION m—contd.

I 2 3

PART V contd.

65 (5) (MO—contd.

(a)Upto i%Tof the face yalueof

quota licences can be utilised

for Import of bolts, nut* and

aorewt specially adapted for u"e

on rich machine*.

(3)TLtcenoes Issued for this sub-

S. No. will also be valid for

Import of spare part* of Data

processing machines worked by

tats than 1/4 H.P., 1/4 H.P., or

more than 1/4 H.F. falling

under S. No. 63 (6X"J (tfjj/V.

(4) Plasc see Annexure to this Sec-

tion regarding interchange-

ability of quota licences.

100%

(2) Component parts M defined

in Import Tariff Item No,

73(3) of Frintini Machinery

tpadfied in S. No. 67 (i)/y,

excluding thoM covtraaVy

Serial No. 68 of Put V of

thi" Schedule,

(0 Upto 2% of the face value

of licenoaa for this item c*n

be utilised for import of

Bolts, Screws, Studs, Nut"

Rivets, Cotter/Split pins and

washers specifically adapted

for use on monotype super-

costing machines and bear-

ing specific makers' cata-

logue numbers.

(tf) Import of bleached Cotton

mole akin In rolls in width

of 3°'t 3ii', 3>'. 36* and

41' ia allowed against the

quota licences for this sub-

serial No.

(fti) Please see Anncxure to this Sec-

tion regarding interchangeability

of quota licences

1 (0 Plaase see Aniexnre to this

Section regarding interchange-

ability of quota, licence.

(a) Rubber Blankets (HrtwHpg

mackintosh) for priattig

prcwee inctndlng r*qvn£

mania 'of doth .ProoMfaig

machine* vU., printing

Maforfalng etc.

(*) Quota licence wul not be

valid for import of rubber

blankets of cloth processing

machines namely printing,

sanforising etc.

70 (") PartB of lifts .

40% on (0 Quo* Uoenots will be valid

Import* of for. the import of tho following

parta or parts of h ulago machinery

8% 0* only :—

boporta (0 Worm Ge"i Reduction

•f unit,

complete (0) Driving Shaft.

Hfti.

250/114 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION IH—contd.

PART V-

-contd.

6 . No. ^ii)—contd.

(tit) Driving shave drawn

for drum drive.

(">) Base plate for t he com-

plete driving machine.

(t>) Extreme Bearing Stand.

(vi) Electro magnetic Brake -

complete.

(vil) Diverting Sheave.

(vtif) Overhead Sheave.

(fa) Over speed £overnori.

(if> Requests for validation of;

quota Licences for import of tucfa parts a" are Dot manu- factured Indi(tnou"'y will be considered on restricted basis.

50% (l) This S. No. also covers spare⁹' for tractors falling under S. No. 65(i-4)Cvii)C")/V.

74. (m)Spare parts for agrlcuhunl tractor* and for tractor drawn agricultural lmpto- rrtnts.

(2) Import of items mentioned in Appendix 4 will bo permitted upto the face value limits indicated against them.

(3) Import of the following items will

not be permitted :— (a) Under carriage part*. (6) High carbon steel plain disc*' of 16*, 18*, 20*, 22-*, 24* and 36'.

(4) Import of discs other than plain discs mentioned In remark 3(b) above and coulter, scal- loped, cutaway discs will be allowed upto 5% of face value of quota licence.

(5) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding interchangeability of quota licences.

(6) Additional licences will be granted

to established importers on a quota • of 50% from U.S.A., under U.S. Aid. The concession of inter- changeability allowed under remark- (j) above will not be applicable to the additional licences.

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SECTION, m—contd.

PART F—contd. .

(vi) Parts of power driven agri-j

cultural machinery.

(0 Hearing Aids and pmrti

15%

thereof.

(1) The import of the following Items will be permitted within the face value restrictions indi- cated against them 1— (0 Hearing Aid Battery Re- chargers exclusively meant for charigng hearing aid batteries, upto 20%.

(n) Spare part* of hearing aid*

upto 50%.

(2) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding intcr- changcability of quota licences (3> Licences will be issued subject to the condition that the gala of the goods will be made at • margin of profit not exceeding 20% of the landed coat.

50%

(1) Quota licences will not be valid for the items mentioned In Appendix 36.

Electro-medical apparatus and pans thereof, not other- wise Bpedfled including ultra- violet and infra-red lamp* for medical treatment.

(2) Upto 20% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of permissible type of X-Ray equipment.

(3) Additional licences will bo issued to establiiiied im- porter on a quota 01 25% for imporrs from U.S.A. under U S. Aid.

92 (tf)JWeigbing machines aDd

parts thereof.

Quota licences will be valid for the import of spare parts of weighing machines only.

(fi) Quota licences will not be valid for the Import of "pare parts of the following catego- ries of machines.

(a) Beam scale (up to a maxi-

mum of 72* size).

(A^.Weigh bridges (steel yard type) upto a maximum of TOO. tons capacity.

^ 0 / n6 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART 1

SECTION m—contd.

I 2

PART V—contd.

S. No. 9a(c) —contd.

(c) PUtfocm acale* (up to a

maziinum at a tons capa-

city) (St"el Yifd or dial

typo deluding penona and

difference weighw.)

(2){o) Slide rule*.

(b) Priwaatic Compass.

(c) Clinometer and other mag-

netic compasses.

5ft Quota licences will be valid t

(d) Drafting machine*. ;.

(•) Planc-Table equipmtnt—

Ordinary and Tcchasnotric

(/) Theodolities

Micro Eardrum hearing aids

92 (m)

8ft (0 Licence* will be issued mbject to the condition that tha sale of the goods will be made at a margin of profit not exceed- ing 20H of the landed coat.

(it) Please see Annexore to thin

Section regarding interchange-

ability of quota licence*

in) Instruments, apparatut and

35%

appliance* and part* thtnof

etc.—other

(1) Quota licences wiD not be

valid for import of items men-

tioned In Appendix 5 to this

book.

(2) Import licence* will bo iaraed

tnbjcct to the condition that

the Ml" of the goodi wffl be

mad* at a margin etf profit not

decoding 30% of the landed

cost.

(3) Please see Anncxurc to this

Swtion r*faiding interchang-

cability of quota licences.

Nu 1—Span part (except aucfa

inyon of which la prohi-

bited) of thia S. No. wfll be

allowed deanaee tmto 10ft

of die ftca TBM off llceoce-

or S*. 300/- whichever to

mon eYcn tnoiuh theac*.

spare parti may nil under

other Serial Mnmben and

Part* of th" ITC Schedule.

SEC. 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/117

SECTION m—contd.

I 3

3 4

PART V—contd.

93—94 (d) Scientific rod ratdietl

(1) Quota licences granted for

thit "ub-itcm will not be

valid for the items mentioned

In Appendix 6.

Including tvigical Initiu-

menti, equipment and

•ppllincM tod parts thereof

made wholly/mainly of

rubber and/or madt wholly/

mainly of gl"M including

laboratory glauware.

(2) XJccnoM granted for this

Sub S. No. will olio be valid

fog Import of Laboratoiy ware

mad" of tillca or Quaitz.^Q

(3) Import licences will be issued

subject to the condition

that the Mle of the good* will

be mad* at a margin of profit

not exceeding 20% of the

landed cost.

(4) Please see Annexure to this

Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota lic-

ence*.

(5) Import of spate parts will

be governed by th* N.B.

givm in tb* ramark* column

at th" "nd "f S. No. 93-94/V

(") Medical including Surgical

(1) Quota licences It"u*d for this

Sul>ittm will not be valid for

items mentioned in Appendix

6-.

Inttrumcnti, equipnents end

appliancM end parti thereof

not mad* mainly of rubber

and not made mainly of glaii.

(3) Import lictnc"t will b" inu"d

lubject to th" condition that

tn" M1" of th* good* will b"

nude a t a n u gw of rwoflt

not aacMding ao% of the

landed cost.

(3) Upto 5 % of the face velue of

quota licences can D* utilised

for import of Anmcial

Human eyes mad< of plastic

materials.

00 Pltase sec Annexurc to thi"

Section regarding inter-

chanfcabiUty of quota li-

cences.

(3) IMPO* of ap"M parta will b"

goraHMd by the N. B.

given ID th" M S u ti column

at th" end of S. No. 93-94^.

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SECTION m—contd.

t a

PART V~contd.

S. No, 93-94—contd.

1 3% (1) Quota licences- issued for this Sub—item will not be valid for the items mentioned in Appen- tliqt 6.,

(/) Scientific instrument^ equip- ment and appliances and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and also not made mainly of glass.

(2) Import licences will be issued subject to the condition that the sale of the goods will be made at a margin of profit no? exceeding 30% of the landed cost.

(3) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding Interchango- ibilityjof quota licences.

(4) Import of Bpare parts will be governed by the N. B. given in the remarks column at the end of S. No. 93-94/V.

100%

,'j) Dental instruments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof not otherwise "pecified.

(l) Quota licences grunted under This sub-serinl number will be vajid for import of articles specified in Appendix 7,

(2) Import of the undermentioned items will be allowed within the face value restriction indicated against each :

(i) Dental drugs men- 2 j% tioned in Anncxurc to Appendix 7 even if these drugs fall under others. N03. and Parts of the I.T.C. Schedule, Import of mercury chemically Pure will not be allowed

iii) Acrylic Plastic 10% moulding powder and " -armies for teeth.

(33 import licences will be issued subject to the condition that the sale ofrhe goods will be made at a margin of profit not exceeding 20% of th nded cost.

(4) Quota licences will not bs valid for import of dental chain.

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SECTION m—contd.

PART V—contd.

S. No. 93-94—contd.

N.'B.—Sparc pgrts of S. No. 93- 94/V (except such import of which Is prohibited) will be allowed clearance up to 10% of the face ralue of the licence o" Rs. 500 whichever i" higher, even though the spare parts may fail un- der other Serial Num- bers and Parts of the I.T.C. Schedule.

Stereo Bongs .

Pleascsee Aimexura to this Sec- tion regarding interchangeability of quota licences.

J?,wi VI Machine tools

* • (0 Detailed licensing policy is

given in Appendix 11.

(it) Please see Annexure to tMn Section regarding interchange- ability of quota licences.

250/120 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAOKDINARY ['PART I

ANNEXURE TO SECTION in

ITEMS (GROUPWISE) LICENSABLE TO ESTABLISHID IMPORTERS WITB PROVISIONS FOR INTERCHANGE-ABILITY DURING TH" PERIOD APRIL 1968—MARCH 1969

Description Remarks

Part and S. No. of

the I.T.C. Schedule.

GROUP I —

Components and spares of mochinery"!

other than textile mochldey, Prlatlag, V

muchnery and cinema mochiaery. j

Parts of Road rollers.

09/11 . . .

Spate parts of diesel engines other than

30(f)(lii)/II

spare* for road Tchlclulur type diesel

engines—Others,

Parts of )ate, hemp, tea machinery etc.

96 (5)/H . •

Spue parts of machinery falling under

63 C3)(ilX")/V

S.No. 65(i^tXtfi)(b)/V.

65(3Xiii)/V .

Ptrti of machinery when required for „

industries and undertakings other

than cffiemt and refrigeration and

also other than spare partB of machi-

nery falling under S. No. 65 (i-4X^i)

(a) and (b)7V.

Although quota licences

will be granted separ-

ately for these serial

numbers, they will

be interchangeable

and can be utilised

for tho import of any

goods falling under

these serial numbers.

However, this inter-

changeabillty will not

apply to tho import of

items given in Appen-.

dix 4.

74 CU1)/V

Spare parts for agricultural tractors

and for tractor drawn agricultural

implements.

Spare part* of pennissiblt mtchlno tools.

Part VI

GROUP n — P u tt of Motors and Gcn"nton

Parts ot Motors

3a(")/II

Parts of generators.

"J Ahhouah qoou licences

will bo granted sepa-

rately for these serial

numbers, they will be

interchangeable and

can bo utilised for the

import of any goods

| falling under these

J serial numbers.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 2-50/12*

ANNEXUKE TO SECTION HL—contd.

Description Remarks

Parts and S. No. of

the I.T.C. Schedule

GROUP III—Cinema machinery and spare*.

Sound and Projection Reproduction

63(i-4)(ii)(i)/V .

equipment 1/4 H. P. and abore,

Sound and Projection Reproduction

65 (i-4) (11) (" /V .

Equipment under 1/4 H.F.

Film Btudio equipment

65 (i-4) (il) (HO /V .

Although quota certifi-

cates will be Issued

separately for each

sub-item, quota li-

cences will be granted

on the combined

yalues of quota certi-

ficates issued forLeacb

item.

65(5)(i)(i)/V

Spare parts of Sound and Projection

Reproduction Equipment 1/4 H.P.

and above

63 CsXOOO/V

Spare part* of Sound and Projection

Reproduction Equipment under 1/4

H.P.

Spare parts of films studio equipment

(6SX5XO G10/V .

GROUP IV—ITEMS REQUIRED FOR NEWSPAPER

ESTABLISHMENTS

Spare parts of printing machinery.

67(a)/V.

, Rubber Blankets (including mackintosh)

68 (a)/V

for printing presses including require-

ments of cloth processing machine*

viz. printing, sanforizing etc.

Stereo flongs.

iij/V . .

Although quota licences

wjll bo granted

separately for these

serial numbers, they

will be interchange-

able and can be utilis-

ed for the lmportS of

any goods falling under

these serial number*

GROUP V— Instruments, Apparatus and Appliances etc

pa(n)/V

Instruments, apparatus and , appliances

and parts thereof j other than electrical

but excluding articles otherwise speci-

fied in the schedule—Others.

Scientific and medical including sur-

83-94 (d)/V .

Although quota licence*

will be granted sepa-

rately for these serial

numbers* they will

interchangeable and

can be utilised for the

import of any good*

falling under thct*

•dial numbers.

gical instruments, equipment and

appliances and parts thecrof made

wholly/mainly of rubber and/or made

wholly/mainly of glass including la-

boratory glassware.

. Medical including surgical instruments,

53-94 (O/V .

equipment and appliance* and parts

thereof not made mainly of rubber and

not made mainly of glass.

93-94(D/V .

. Scientific instruments, equipment and

appliances and parts thereof not made

mainly of rubber and alto not made

mainly of glass.

.330/122 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

ANNEXURE TO SECTION III—contd.

Parts and S. No. of the I.T.C. Schedule Description

Remaiks

GROUP VI—CHEMICALS

22, 31/V (Appendix Laboratory nnd reagent chemicals "| 28—List I items) except those specified in List VI 1 of Appendix 28 1 I

Nickel Formate

Alghough quota licences will be granted sepa- rately for these items, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any or au these items

Sodium Cyanide, Potasium Cyanide J- and double Cyanide of Sodium and 1 Potassium other than free mixtures f of Sodium Cyanide, Potassium | Cyanide, Potassium Chloride, ' Potassium Carbonate etc. J Refills for lire extinguishers

GROUP VII— PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC

INSTRUMENTS.

303/IV

Photographic negatives and prinitin ") paper, excluding X-Ray films. s

305/IV

Photographic instruments, apparatus and appliances, other than cinema, all sorts, not otherwise specified, and parts thereof.

Although quota licences will bo granted sepa- rately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable nnd can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers.

GROUP VIH CONSUMER GOODS-

46-A(c)/II

Hearing aid batteries.

Hearing aids and parts thereof.

78 (>)/V

<5W(m)/V

Micro eardrum hearing aids, |

Although quota licences will be granted sepa- rately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers.

83/IV

84/IV

Brandy, gin andjarhiaky

Although quota licences Wines. will be granted separtely Y for these serial numbers, they will be Interchange- able andean be utilised for the import ot any j goods falling under these Serial Numbers (except Gin)

Artists' brushes including hog's hair "1 brushes. 1

Water and oil colours,

34-37 (b).'V'

Although quota licences will be granted sepa- rately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers.

SEC. I] THE GAZETTE Or INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/123

SECTION IV

List of canalised itema.

Sic. I] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/125

SECTION IV

List of items the import 0/ which is canalised through the State Trading Corporation.

Description

S. No. and Part of the ITC Schedule

PART IV

116         .   ..     3 5 mm raw stock  (whether  black or  white  Or  colour)  excluding
                         gound  negative.
177         .   .-     Art  silk  yam  and  thread.
266                    Mercury.

PART V

40(0) .

Rock phosphate, Mineral phosphate.

Sodium Nitrate (Chilean Nitrate).

.40(6) .

Muriate of Potash (Potassium chloride).

40 (c) (0

Sulphate of Potash.

40 (c) (rt) .

40 (J) .

Sulphate of Ammonia.

Wool raw and wool tops including wool waste, shoddy wool and 47 . ..

woollen rags.

122 (w)

All synthetic non-celluloso fibres including polyster fibre.

SEC. 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/127

SECTION V

Appendices

10 Q. of I. Ex.—9.

SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/129

APPENDIX X

List of Priority Industries

Industries engaged In the manufacture of: —

1. Motorcycles.

2. Scooters.

3. Bicycles and Bicycle Parts.

4. Mopeds.

5. Agricultural Tractors.

6. Agricultural machinery and implements.

7. Pumps.

8. Fertilizers.

9. Pesticides.

10. Basic metal—iron and steel, copper, aluminium, zinc and lead.

11. Industrial and mining machinery. 12. Iron and Steel castings, pipes and structures. 13. Internal Combustion Engines. 14. Machine tools and accessories. 15. Workshop machinery and equipment other than machine toola. 16. Small tools including cutting tools, power tools and other workshop tools.

17. Coated and bonded abrasives and polishing wheels. 18. Industrial furnaces. 19. Welding electrodes. 20. Ball and roller bearings. 21. Transformers, switchgears, motors, generators, power capa- citors, rectifiers, relays and electric stampings.

22. Electrical cables and wires. 23. Storage batteries, dry batteries. 54. Electronic components. 25. Construction and earth moving equipment. 26. Cranes and hoist blocks. 27. Industrial fastners. 28. Wire ropes. 29. Scientific and industrial instruments. 30. Cement.

250/130 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART t

APPENDIX 1—contd.

31. Organic and inorganic heavy chemicals including lead oxides,.

White Lead, Zinc oxide and Titanium Dioxide.

32. Fine chemicals. 33 Pulp, paper and newsprint. 34. Synthetic rubber. 35. Tyres and tubes. 36. Industrial explosives. 37. Industrial gases. 38. Drugs. 39. Medical and surgical equipment and appliances. 40. Electro-medical and X-Ray equipment. 41. Refractories, fire bricks and insulators. 42. Commercial vehicles including jeeps and three wheeler* 43. Automobile ancillaries. 44. Trawlers, dredgers and fishing boats. 45. Leather and leather goods. 46. Optical and laboratory glass and glass wool. 47. Jute textiles. 48. Tea. 49. Coffee. 50. Canned and preserved fish. 51. Sanitary cans. 52. Paints and varnishes and enamels. 53. Man-made fibres. 54. Matches. 55. Telecommunication equipment. 56. Wagons. 57. Industrial refrigeration equipment. 58. Sugar. 59. Cotton textiles.

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APPENDIX 2 Statement showing consumption of imported raw materials and components, production

and un-utilised value of licences

1. Name of the Unit 2. End product manufactured

3. C.I.F. value of imported raw materials and components (excluding spare parts) consumed by the unit during the period from . . .. to

4. Book value of production turned out by the

unit during the period from to

5. Particulars of import licences for raw materials and components with un-utilised balance :

Total C.I.F.

No & date of

licence

Source of

Financing

G.I.F. value un-utilised on

value of licence

Date upto which valid including revalidation, if any, granted

I/we hereby declare that the information given in this statement is correct. I/we fully understand that any licence issued on the basis of this information will be liable to cancellation, in addition to any other action that may be taken in this behalf, if it Is found that any part of the information furnished is incorrect, false or misleading.

Signature of applicant

Date :

Full Address

I/we do hereby certify that the information furnished in this statement is correct and complete. I/we have verified this from the following records :—

(1)

(2)

(3)

Date :—

Signature and seal of Chartered Accountant Full Address

Note:—(1) Only those import licences Bhould be entered in this statement, which pertain to raw materials, components & spares, issued to the applicant under the Actual Users' policy and are still valid including the revalidation if any, granted. If the applicant has surrendered any licence, it should also be entered if it has not expired.

(2) The un-utilised value to be entered in Col. 5 will be the C.I.F. value for which actual imports against the licence have not taken place.

250/132 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I

APPENDIX 8 List of spare parts the import of which will not be allowed against

any licences unless otherwise provided.

S. No.

Item

Machine screws, act screws and machine studs.

Industrial roller chains of 5/8' pitch and below in- cluding automobile timing and transmission chains.

Machined steel balls 9/16' dia. and below.

Unmachined steel balls

Sintered BronJ. , self-lubricating bushes and Bearings 5-

(popularly known as Oilite Bushes).

Ballj roller and tapered bearings specified in Appenr 6.

dix 14.

Needle rollers of the following sizes—

Dia Length

(0 2-26 mm to 2'54 mm 9-0 mm to 20-06 mm (0'089* to o-1') (0-354* to 0-79*)

(11) 2-90 mm to 3-20 mm 9^0 mm to 30-5 mm (o-114* to o-126*) (0-354* to i-2*)

Small tools specified in Appendix 15. Diamond lapping wheels or grinding wheels impreg- 8. 9-

nated with diamond dust.

Grinding wheels and Begments.

1 0.

Belting for machinery all sorts, including belt laces, 1 1.

and belt fasteners.

Electric motors

1 2.

Electric generators

13.
14-                                Generating  sets.
15.                                Pneumatic      plant  consisting  of    Prime  movers  and¹
                                      auxiliary    equipment  including  part*  thereof,  and.
                                       electric  tools  and  parts  thereof,  excluding  those
                                       licensablc  undert  Appendix  11 to  ,'the  Red  Book.

Air compressors

16.

Power driven pumps and component parts there 17-

excluding trailer pumps.

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APPENDIX 3—tontd.

Item

S. No.

Loom swords.

18.

Box fronts.

19.

2 0.

Roving Bteadiers.

Beam flanges.

SI.

2 2.

Indicating Svritch B;nrd and Controller Mounting, Instruments (Voltmeters, Ammeters, Wattmeters Power Factor Meters, Frequency Meters, Sya choroscopes), Recording instrjments, Pcrmanen fixing recording Volt meters, Ammeters, Watt- meters, Maximum Demand Meters, Instruments Transformers.

24- 25.

Portable Instruments (Portable moving coil and moving Iron Volt-meters, Ammeters, Wattmeters, Power Factory Meters, Frequency Meters), Insulation Testers and Accessories, dimeters, Capacity Meters, Wheat stone Bridge, Fault Locating Sets, Potentiometers, Time Switches, G.P.O. Deiec- tors, Standard Accessories such as Connecting Leads, Compensating Leads, Standard Cells, Re- sisteance Boxes and Galvanometers for u s; with Instruments. Thermocouples and pyrometer. Transformers of rating upto 5000 KVA and up to 37-5 KV on tac H . T. side.

26.

Transformers of ratings not covred by S. No. 42 (a) II and components and accessories of all types of trans- formers falling unde S. No. 42 (a) II and 42 (6) II e.g. oD coolers, radiators, bucholz relays, etc.

27.

Metal clad (or otherwise clad) switches and switch fuse units and metal clad (or otherwise clad) cut-outs.

28.

Air and oil circuit breakers upto 660 volts aad cubical*

and panels incorporating theae.

29.

Air ani oil circuit breakers above 660 voles and upto 11 KV and cubicals and panels incjrporating these.

Air and oil circuit breakers above n KV and cubical! 3°-

and panels incorporating these.

Condensers.

3i-

32.

Stainless steel tubes and cones used in cone and,

cheese dyeing unlti.

Coir board washers.

33-

Calendar bowls (paper, cotton and Jute),

34-

Copper printing rollers.

35.

Doctor blade.

3"-

250/134 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

APPENDIX 3—eontd.

S. No.

Item

Stcnter clip.

37.

38.

Hardware such as machino nuts, bolts, washers, screws, wrenches, Alan Keys, catches, clamps, dips, cups (oil), hinges, keys, links, pins, pivots, retainers shimps, spacers, stand-offs, strikes, studs, tags etc.

Items mentioned in Lists I and II of Appendix 26, 39-

Leather shaving blades.

40.

41.

Condensers, Resistances, Potentiometers, Volume Controls, Tone-controls, valve sockets, grid caps, plugs, chokes, fuses and terminal blocks.

Pressure gauges.

42.

43-

Fan belts whose inside circumference is between 29* and 60* and which correspond to ' A ', ' B ' and ' C ' Sections of V-Belts and Fan Belts whose bottom width (i.e., on the inner diameter) is more than 15*250 inch.

Condensers.

44.

Receivers.

45.

Chillers.

46.

Compressors.

47.

48.

All types of dial thermometers including dial thermo- meters of the types of mercury in steel vanour pres- sure and distances reading.

Industrial knives.

49.

Amplifier!).

50.

Rectifiers.

51.

Magnets.

52.

Machine Tools Accessories :

53.

(0 Lathe chucks.

(a) 4 Jaw upto 24' diameter.

(b) S. C. Geared scroll upto ii" ia.

(it) Drill chucks.

(in) Lathe Centres and Mandrels.

:SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/135

APPENDIX 3—concld.

S. No.

Item

(w) Machine Vices, Plain upto 8* Taw.

(ti) Drill Sleeves.

(w) Live Centres upto MT 4.

(vii) Permanent Magnetic chucks—all types.

(viii) Tool post grinder.

(ix) CoIletSj Feed fingers and Collet chucks.

(x) Quick change drill chucks.

(xi) Dividing Head.

(xt") Jigs and fixtures•

(x"0 Rotary table for milling machines.

(XMJ) Hydraulics for machine tools.

(xv) Tapping attachment.

(•nvi) Clutches.

Sparc parts of machine tools mentioned in Liet-B of

Appendix 11.

Sparc parts of machines mentioned in Appendix 35,

250/136 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

APPENDIX 4

A.—LIST OF ITEMS, THE IMPORT OP WHICH W HI BE VALID AGAINST QUOTA LICENCES. FOR SPARE PARTS OF DIHSFX ENGINES ( S. N o. 3 0 ( / ) ( m ) / I I) PROVIDED THESE ARE REQUIRED AS SPARES FOR DIESEL ENGINES OP IMPORTED ORIGIN.

I. Cylinder liners

Fuel injection equipment and compo- 2.

nent parts thereof.

Piston assemblies . . .. 3-

Thin-walled bearings

5- Inlet and exhaust pappet valves, valve guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tap- pers, valve springs, valve seat in- seits.

Water pumps and components thereof Timing gears. . . ..

6. 7.

8. Crankshafts, Camshafts, conncctin

rods.

Filter/Cleaner Assembly, Air Fuel or 9-

lubricating oil.

Piston rings

10.

1 1. Glow plug, glow plug resistors glow plug switches and glow plug con- trollers.

Dynamo pulleys . . ..

12.

Gaskets.

13-

Oil seals and grease retainers .

14.

Flywheel ring gear . . ..

Timings/Roller chains upto 5/8* pitch.

, Thrust washers . . ..

, Bolts, nute, studs, and screws.

Import of these items will be allowed' upto an aggregate value equal to 2 5% of the face value of quota licence- subject to the following conditions:—

CO In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. 1 to 8, import of any indi- vidual item should not exceed 5% of the face value of licence.

(it) In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. 9 to 18, import of any individual item should not exceed 1/4% of the face value of licence.

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APPENDIX 4—eontd.

B.—LIST OF ITEMS, THE IMPORT OF WHICH WILL BE VALID AGAINST! QUOTA LICENCES FOE SPARE PARTS OF PETROL, GAS AND KEROSENE ENGINES ( S. N O. 31 (*)/II) PROVIDED THESE AHE REQUIRED AS SPARES FOR PETROI-, GAS AND KEROSENE ENGINES OF IMPORTED ORIGIN.

I. Cylinder Hners . . .

2. Piston assemblies . . ..

3. Thln-walled bearings

4. Inlet and exhaust pappet vnlvcs, valve guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tap- pers, valve springs, valve seat Inserts.

5. Water pumps and components thereof

6. Carburettors and parts thereof

7, Timing gears . . . ..

8. Crankshafts, camshafts, connecting rods.

9. FJlter/cleaner assembly, air, fuel, or lubricating oil.

10. Piston rings

II. Carbon brushes all sorts

12. Ignition coils and parts thereof

13. Dynamo pulleys . . ..

14. Fuel pump kits . . ..

15, Distributors and parts thereof

16. Generator/Dynamo alternator and parts thereof.

17. Starter motor and parts thereof

18, Gaskets

19. Oil seals and grease retainers

2'j. Timing/Roller chains upto 5/8*

21. Bolts, nuts, studs, and screws.

Import of these items will be allowed upto an aggregate value equal to 2 j% of the face value of quota licence subject to the following conditions :—

(t) In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. 1 to 8, import of any indi- vidual item should not exceed 5% of the face value of licence.

(it) In the case of items menti oned at S. Noa. 9 to 21, import will be allowed upto an aggregate vahic equal to 2 j% of the face value of quota licence within the overall limit of 25%, subject to the condition that import of any individual item should not exceed 1/4% of the face value of quota licence.

•

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APPENDIX 4—contd.

C. L I ST OF ITEMS, THE IMPORT OF WHICH WILL BE VALID AGAINST ' Q U O TA LICENCB FOR SPARE PARTS OF E A R T H M O V I NQ MACHINERY ( S. N o. 65 (5) ( l l ) ( a ) / V ).

spring leaves

. 2. Brake drums •

3. Wheels and rims . . ..

4. Gears, sprockets and axle Bhafta

5. Cylinder liners . . ..

6. Fuel injection equipment and compo- nent parts thereof.

7. Piston assemblies . . ..

8. Thin-walled bearings

9. Inlet and exhaust pappet valves, valve guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tap- pers, valve springs, valve seat inserts.

io. Instruments

. . ..

11. Propeller shafts, universal joints and parts thereof,

12. Brake parts

Import of these items will be allowed upto an aggregate value equal to 40% of the face value of quota licences subject to the following conditions :—

13. Water pumps and components thereof

14. Clutch assembly and parts thereof .

15. Parts of tipping gear.

16. Tic Rod ends and drag link ends .

17. Shackles, Shackle pins, ' U' bolts, centre bolts, clips and pressure plates.

18. Malleable iron brakets and shackles .

ni 9. Oil seals and grease retainers

10. Fuel pump kit . . ..

21. Starter motor and parts thereof

22. Generators/Dynamo alternator and parts thereof.

23. Flywheel Ring Gear

24. King Pin

25. Piston rings .

26, Hose pipes with or without end fitting (including Brake hose).

2 7. S^are pans of specialised vehicles fall- ing under S. No. 86/V . . J (") In the case of items mentioned a1 S. Nos. 1 to 28, import of any in- dividual item should not exceed 5% of the face value of licence.

(it) In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. 29 to 313 import of any individual item should not exceed 2% of the face value of licence.

(fit) In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. 32 to 44, import of any individual item should not exceed 1% of the face value of licence.

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APPENDIX 4^-contd,

28. Permissible types of garage tools.

29. Radiator Assembly.

30. Clutch facings in any form.

31. Radiator hose, drclips, star washers

and spring washers.

32. Ball bearings and taper and straight roller bearings other than those men- tioned in Appendix 14.

33. Gaskets.

34. Brake linings in any form.

35. Fan belts whose bottom width (i.e. on the inner diameter) is more than 0-230 inch and parts thereof.

36. Mufflers.

37. Timing/Driving chains.

38. Carburettors and parts thereof.

39. Carbon brushes all sorts.

40. Voltage regulators.

41. Glow plugs, glow resistors, glow swit-

ches and glow controllers.

42. Dynamo pulleys.

43. Steering wheels.

44. Bolts, nuts, studs, washers and screws. „

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APPENDIX 4r-contd.

D.— !>sr 0? Inws, T.n lM?onr OF W.ICCH WILL BS VALID AGAINST QUOTA LICENCES FOB SPARE PARTS OF AGRICULTURAL TRACTORS AND FOR TRACTOR DRAWN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMKNTTS (3. No. 74 (iii)IV) PROVIDED THBSB ARB ."REQUIRED AS SPARES OF TRACTORS OF IMPORTED ORIGIN.

T. Leaf springs and spring leaves .

3, BrakeTdi'ums . ..

3. Wheels and rims .

4. Gears, sprockets an6 axle shafts

5. Cylinder linors . . ..

6. Fuel injection equipment' and com- ponent parts thefeof . ,

7. Piston assemblies . . ..

•8. Thin-walled bearings

9. Inlet and exhaust pappet valves, valve guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tap- pers, valve springs, valve seat In- serts . . . . ..

10. Instruments

I I. PropiUcr shifts, uuiversaHlolnts and parts thereof.

12. Brake parts

13. Water pumps and components there- of

14. Clutch assembly and parts there- of

15. Parts of tipping gear

16. Tie R oi ends and drag link ends

lj. Stmkles, Shioklc pins, ' U' bolts, centre bolts, clips and pressure (plates

18. MiUeable iron brackets and shackles .

19. Oil seals and grease retainers

20. Fuel pump kit.

21. Starter motor and parts thereof .

.23. Qsnerators/Dynamo alternator and parts thereof . . ..

23. Flywheel Ring Gear

24. King Pin

.35. Piston rings

Import of these items will be allowed upto an aggregate value equal to 40% of the face value of quota licences subject to the following conditions :—

1, •

§) In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. i to 28, import of any individual item should not exceed 5% uf the face value of licence.

(u) In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. 29 to 3 :, import of any individual item should not exceed 2% of the face value of licence.

(iii) In the case of items mentioned at S, Nos. 32 to 44, import of any individual item should not exceed 1% of the face value of licence.

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APPENDIX 4r—concld.

26. Hose pipes with or without end fitting

(including Brake hose).

27. Spare arts of specialised vehicles foil-

under S. N o. 86/V.

a 8. Permissible types of garage tools

29. Radiator Assembly.

30. Clutch facings In any form

31. Radiator hose, circHps, star washers

and spring washers.

32. Ball bearings and taper and straight rol- ler bearings other than those men- tioned in Appendix 14.

33- Gaskets

34. Brake linings in any form

35. Fan belts whose bottom width (i.e., on the inner diameter) is more than 0-250 inch and parts thereof.

36, Mufflers

37. Timing/Driving chains

38. Carburettors and parts tlireof

39. Carbon brushes all sorts . ,

40. Voltage regulators . . ..

41. Glow plugs, glow resistors, glow^swit-

ches and glow controllers,

42. Dynamo pulleys . . ..

43. Steering wheels . . ..

44. Bolts, nutSj studs, washers and screws.

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APPENDIX 5

List of items, the import of which will not be permitted against quota licences for S. No. 65(5)(iii)/V and S. No. 92(n)/V.

1. Bottle sprayers.

2. Hand magnifiers and self illuminating block magnifiers of any size.

3. Punching machines.

4. Washing machines non-electrical.

5. Strip film projector complete with slide and carrier slide pro- jector.

6. Clock work mechanism belts.

7. Box wood rules.

8. Door closers.

9. Magic lanterns.

10. Epidiascopes viewers.

11. Reel and Hose with coupling.

12. All types of dial thermometers including dial thermometers of the types mercury in steel, vapour pressure and distance read- ing (both indicating, recording and controlling).

13. Hand numbering machines.

14. Fog signals.

15. Magnetic catches.

16. Hot and cold vulcanising patches.

17- Magnets except ceramic and sinterns.

18. Components of moving coil meter such as magnets, jewels^ laminations, castings, dials, needles and other pressed compo- nents.

19. Pressure Gauge-indicating and recording.

20. Drought Gauge-Indicating and recording.

21. Thermocouples—base metal and rare metal.

22. Pyrometers-indicating, recording and controlling.

23. Reslstence Thermometers-indicating recording and integrating.

24. Flow meters (manometric Indicating, recording and Integral-

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APPENDIX 5—concld.

25. Flow meters-electric transmitting, indicating, recording and integrating.

26. Flow meters-ring balance, indicating, recording and integrating.

27. Flow Meters-Open channel indicating, recording and integrat- ing.

28. CO2 Analysers, indicating and recording.

29. Differential Pressure Transmitters-pneumatic.

30. Pneumatic controllers, indicating and recording,

31. Single point electronic potentiometers, indicating, recording and controlling.

32. Level Meters, indicating, recording and controlling.

33. Pressure Recorders,

34 Temperature Recorders.

10 G. of I. Ex.—10.

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APPENDIX 6

List 0/ items the import of which will not be permitted against quota licences for S. Nos. 93-94 (d), 93-94 (e) and 93-94 (f) of Part V.

(1) Glass Syringes more than 1 ml capacity and less than 50 ml capacity.

(2) Surgical Rubber Gloves and Finger Stolls.

(3) Ordinary burettes with or without single stop cock.

(4) Ordinary Volumetric single mark bulb and pippets or gra- duated pippets or specific gravity bottles without counterpoise or thermometer all of accuracy grade (b) or below.

(5) All surgical Rubber goods except the following: —

Balroom Catheters. Coude and Bicude Cathers. G. E. Cathers, Bougies. Treman Catheters. Ureter Catheters. Empyma Tubes.

Double Luman Tubes and Catheters, including the follow., ing: —

(a) Miller Abboutt's Tube (b) Cantor's Opaque Tube with Ealoons. (c) Sengstaken Trl-lu-men Cesophageal

Tubes.

(d) Combined Krenty 5 Lumen Cesophageal

Tubes.

Kelly's pads.

Rubber Parts for iron lungs.

Re-breathing attachments to Anaesthesia Apparatus viz.. Bags and corrugated tubes.

Rubber Tracheal Tubes.

Latex rubber tubing for heam tocytometer pipettes and transfusion equipment either in cut lengths or in full I length of 40 ft. Sphygnomanometer spare parts made of rubber.

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APPENDIX 6—concld.

Perforated Drainage Tubes only the following: —

(i) Levin's Tubes. (ii) Ryall's Tubes. (iii) T. Tubes (or Gall Bladder Drainage tubes), (iv) Kehr's Gall Bladder drainage tubes. (v) Colostomy pauls Tubes (Penrose Tubes), (vi) Intra-tracheal tubes (Magillies tubes).

De Pezzer's Catheters. Malecott's Catheters. Supra-public Self Retaining Catheters. Cardiac Catheters both plain & balloon. Oesophageal Catheters and Bougies. Gudel Tubes or Airways with or without metal olives. Dr. Zeiss Stone Dislodgers. Johnson's Stone Dislodgers. Metras Catheters. Hurst's Mercury Filled Bougies. Heostomy and Colostemy. Bags and Appliances.

Urinal Male & Female for day and night use.

(6) Pipettes for general users. (7) Glass joints. (8) Laboratory glassware including Scientific glasswares, (9) Beakers.

(10) Flasks Laboratory and Special Glass. (11) Hypodormic needles. (12) Surgical Adhesive Tapes. (13) Plaster of Paris Bandages. (14) Elastic Adhesive Bandages. (15) Cotton crepe bandages. (16) Surgical Operating Tables. (17) Invalids' Chairs. (18) Fowler Beds. (19) Sterilisers. (20) Incubators. (21) Suction Apparatus. (22) Magnets except Ceramic and Sintern. (23) Stethoscope.

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APPENDIX 7

[Section III, S. Nos, 93-94 (j)/V]

LIST OF DENTAL GOODS THE IMPORT OF WHICH MAY BE ALLOWED AGAINST LICENCES FOR S.'No. 93-94(j)/V—LIST OF

Abrasives, stones, wheels, separating discs, points, mounted or unmounted.

Acrylic plastic moulding powder, granules and liquid (methyl methacrylate) for teeth (upto 10% of the face value of quota licences for S. No. 93-94(j)/V can only be utilised for import of this item).

Adapter for Flexible Arms.

Amalgam Carriers.

Amalgam Instruments.

Articulators.

Articulating Paper.

Bad Cock Screw with Key No. 2.

Bars, Lingual and Palatal Precious Metal, Stainless Steel,

Bite Gauge.

Black's Instruments.

Blow Pipes.

Blocks, Soldering,

Bolts and Swivels, Stainless Steel.

Bone Operating Instruments Boyd Gardner & others.

Bowls Cuspidor.

Bowls, Rubber Plaster—large size only.

Broaches, barbed and plain.

Burnishers, Engine.

Burnishers, Hand.

Burs, all sorts, carbide, diamonr, etc.

Cable Arms for dental engine—all types.

Catridge syringe and nozzles (Dental).

Casting Alloys-non-precious for Dental Castings-

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APPENDIX 7—contd.

Casting machine and accessories.

Casting Investment.

Caps, Pulp.

Carvers.

Cement—Porcelain, Acrylic, Crown and Bridgo

Cellumat.

Celluloid Strips.

Chisels, Bone Operating,

Chisels, Enamel.

Clamps, Cotton-Roll.

Clamps, Matrix.

Clamps, Rubber-Dam.

Clasps, Stainless Steel.

Cleaner, Diamond Instruments.

Cleaners, Pulp Canal.

Contouring Instruments.

Colloid Elastic.

Crowns and Forms.

Crown Slitter.

Cups, Rubber polishing.

Curettes.

Diamond Points.

Denture materials other than acrylics or plastic materials.

Dental Electric Engine.

Discs, Polishing Paper.

Discs, Shield.

Doriot Wrist and Slip Joint. Drills for Dental Electric Engine for drilling on the teeth and for the laboratory work, working on Acrylic dentures. Dental Drills for straight Hand piece and contrangle used for drill- ing the teeth are from 0 to 12 and the laboratory work of larger sizes.

Duplex Spring Connection. Duplit Duplicating Material. Electric Acrylizers. Electric Amalgamators.

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APPENDIX 7—contd.

Electric furnaces, Dental.

Electric Pulp Tester.

Electric Tooth Brushes.

Elevators.

Embedding Compound Investment.

E.P. Model Materials.

Excavators.

Explorers (Probep).

Facers, Engine Root.

Felt Cones.

Felt Wheels.

Flasks and Flask Presses—metal, for making acrylic dentures.

Flux, Soldering.

Foil Carriers.

Forceps, Rubber-Dam Clamps,

Forceps, Extracting.

Forceps, Rongeur.

Frame, Piercing Saw.

Fusible Metal Outfit.

Fusing Porcelain.

Oags.

Glaze for Porcelain finishing.

Gold Casting and solder—up to 5& of the face value of quota licence.

Gutta Percha.

Hand Pieces and Parts.

Handles, Cone Socket.

Hand pieces, angle pieces, etc.

Holders, Broach.

Holders for Burs.

Holders, Nerve Instrument.

Holders, Rubber-Dam.

Holders, Sponge.

Hygienators.

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APPENDIX 1—contd.

Impression Paste—Rubber based only.

Impression Trays.

Instruments, Hand—stainless steel, chromium plated, nickel plated for use by dentists only.

Intra-Osseus Injection outfit.

Investments, material.

Lamps, mouth.

Mallets, all sorts.

Mallet Points.

Mandrels.

Matrices.

Mercury—Chemically pure.

Metal Piercing Saws.

Square for vulcanite or acrylic work Nos. 3/0, 2/0, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

Flat for metal work Nos. 3/0, 2/0, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.

Piercing saw frame to hold the above,

Metal separating saws made in two diameters 9/16 and 3/4 inch Nos. 5 and 6.

Metals Air Chamber and Mellottee.

Mirror Handles.

Mirrors, Mouth.

Mixers. Plaster (Mechanical Spatula tor).

Moldine Outfit.

Mouth Props.

Mouth Pieces for Saliva Ejector,

Museum Specimens.

Museum Jars.

Nerve Broaches.

Nerve Instruments.

Nippers, cutting.

Oil Stones—Arkanas,

Orthodontic Material and Appliances.

Outfit Matrix.

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APPENDIX 7-contd.

Outfit, 'Sevriton'.

Oxide of Tin upto 1 oz. bottle.

Paste, Trio.

Patterns, Soft Metal.

Perforated Impression trays.

Plasteform Matrics.

Plaster Sifter.

Plaster Polishing Strips.

Pliers, orthodontic, universal, all types

Pluggers.

Points, Alpine, White.

Points, Diamond.

Points Carborandum.

Points, Gutta Percha.

Points, Wood Polishing.

Points, Stone.

Polish Equipment.

Porcelain Filling.

Porcelain, High and Low Fusing.

Posts.

Post Extractor.

Powder, Abrasive.

Precious metals, i.e., gold and platinum dental alloys in the forms of ingots, flat penney-weight pieces or wires expressly manu- factured for dental castings.

Presses, Crown and Bridge, easting.

Pulp Caps.

Punches, Plate.

Punches, Rubber Dam.

Refracto-Matrix Ceramic Investment.

Regulating Appliances and Accessories. Retainers, Matrix. Retractor, Cheek and Reflector. Rifflers.

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APPENDIX 7—contd.

Rongours.

Root Reamers different shape.

Rubber Mats.

Rubber Bulbs for air and water syringes.

Rubber Dam.

Rubber Dam Weights.

Rubber Dam Frame.

Rubber Dam Holder.

Rubber Dam Punch.

Sand, Casting.

Sandarac.

Sealers.

Scalpels (upto 5 per cent, of the face value of quota licence), Separators.

Bulbs and Filter glass for shadowless Jamps.

Sheath, Cable.

Shells, Gold.

Slabs, Borax.

Slip Joint No. 2.

Solder, silver and gold.

Soldering Paste.

Spatulas, Cement.

Spoons, Amalgam.

Spot Welding outfit.

Spring and Swivels.

Stainless Steel Gauge Mesh in the size of 10 cms x 10 cms with- gauges fine 26 and thick 23.

Stainless Steel Crowns.

Stains, Mineral.

Strips, Asbestos.

Strips, Polishing.

Strips, Separating.

Surveyors.

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APPENDIX 7—contd.

Syringes (Dental all metal),

Strengthened white metal.

Tags, Retaining, precious metal.

Temporary Stopping.

Thymozin Instruments.

Tin Cylinders.

Tray Mica, Annealing.

Trays, Impression, Annealing and Bridge, etc.

Trephines, Engine.

Trimmers, Abrasive. Trimmers, Osteo.

Trimmers, Plug.

Trimmers, Vulcanite and Pin Point.

Tweezers, Locking, Soldering and Dressing.

Vulcanisers.

Vulcanite Rifflers.

Wax Casting.

Wax, Inlay.

Wax Non-residual.

Wax, Solbrig.

Wheels, Abrasive.

Wheel and cup shaped brushes for polishing teeth.

Wheels, Felt Polishing.

Wheels, Wool Polishing.

Wheels, Flexible Abrasive.

Wheels for Lathe and Engine.

Wheels, Chamois.

Wheel, Lathe Polishing.

Wire, Precious Metal.

Wire Stainless Steel used in Dentistry of Gauges from 18 to 36 (0-20 mm to 1-20 mm)) and of the length of 2 metres i.e. 64 feet or in spools of i oz.

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APPENDIX 7—concld.

X-Ray Apparatus, Dental.

Annexure to Appendix 7 [vide remark 2(i) against

S. No. 93-94 (j)/V]

1. Arnoda, liquid and powder:

2. Beechwood creosote.

3. Black's 1, 2, 3 mixture.

4. Carbolised resin.

5. Calgitex.

6. Camphor Phenol.

7. Cavity Lining or Varnish.

8. Dentinol.

9. Eugenol.

10. Formocresol.

11. Medicaments, Liquid/Powder/Paste, for Root Canal

12- Monochlorophenol,

13. N 2 Liquid and Powder for Root Canal,

14. Nerve Devitalizing Fibre or paste.

15. Novocell.

16. Monsel Solution or Haemostlcs.

17. Oil of Cloves.

18. Oxpara liquid and powder.

19. Peripac.

•20. Pulpdent.

21. Pyorrhoea astringent.

22. Poloris dental poultice.

23. Polyantibiotic paste for root canal.

24. Stain remover, 25. Thymozin.

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APPENDIX 8 (Section II—S. No. 44/V)

Import of specialised requirements by Newspaper establishments.

A.U. applications for specialised requirements of Newspapers such as stereo flongs, rubber blankets, spare parts of printing machinery or any other essential items will be considered by the CCI&E, New- Delhi.

2. Requests for import of photographic materials and copper sheets for block making from newspaper establishments or associate presses will be considered only if the applicant maintains his own process, i.e., block making department. Associate presses having long terms arrangements /contracts with the owners of newspapers for printing of their newspapers/periodicals should produce satisfactory documen- tary evidence to that effect along with their applications.

3. An application for an import licence should be made after the applicant has utilised his previous licences to the extent of 90 per cent, by opening of Letter of Credit or 60 per cent, by actual impor- tation or 70 per cent, by shipment of goods. The evidence regarding utilisation of previous licences should be produced in the form of original or photostat of the exchange control or customs copy of the licence as the case may be. In lieu of Exchange Control copy of the licence, a certificate from a bank regarding opening of Letter of Credit may also be acceptable. There will be no last date for sub- mission of applications.

4. Detailed procedure for submission of import applications is given in I.T.C. Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968.

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APPENDIX 9 [Section II—S. No. 67(1) (i)/V]

A—Enclosure to A.U. Application for Printing Machinery required

for Replacement I Development.

I. , Name and address of applicant

. Description of goods produced and

specialised line of production.

. Annual turnover . . ..

1966-67

1967-6S

Details of machinery covered by

application ;

No. ol Value ••"Whether Countty second of hand or origin Type of machinery (t.g., letter press, offset press, casting and composition machine, cutting machine, etc.}

each u per type *proforma Invoice. new.

"i . Details of machinery certified esseti- liil by Director of Industries, etc.

Type of machinery

No, 01 each Value

Country

of origin

tvpt

- "6 . Circulation during last three yearf

Name of publication*

Average Circuia-

daily tion in

Language Periodicity

in which i.e., Daily,

published Weekly

etc.

or weekly, 196$,

etc. 1966

and

t<;67

7- . (a) Whether machinery applied toi Is for replacement or develop- ment.

(fc) If for replacement, particulars of

machine(s) desired to be re-

placed.

Description of machlnc(B)

No. ot Age of each Country of

machine machine origin

(e) If for development, the extent to which existing production capacity fall* thort of the total production capacity required.

Details of existing machinery [Tht replica to Cols, (j) and (ft) below should cover all printing arid allied machines, etc. e.g. cutting, binding and composing, machines] avail ab lc with the applicant i

(a) Paiticulan of existing machinery

of tht typt desired to be imported ;

Description N o. of machine*^

of machines

Age of each machine

Country of origin

(6) Piirticulars of other machinery i

Description of N o. of machines

Country of machines

Age of each maebnie

origin

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APPENDIX 9—contd.

" a. Details of registration a "approved" printer).

(ft) (11V)

(to)

When registered Class, if any,

1 Whether regtsierr<' Authority with whom registered (e.g. Director

in which registered

as quality printers- of Adverthing

and Visual Publicity, Chief Controller

of Printing "nd

Stationery)

**io. Details of awards won for excclleucr

in priming

(tf) ("i)

0*0

Line(s) covered CO Year

Authority who No. of awards gave the awards won

by the awaid (:0

fl. Detail* of import licence(") received itnce 1963.

Period

liU) (ixi)

Type of Value

(") ("0 Dace of Dato of expiry 01 imiiui-, CO Licence No. and date

the licence with

Quantity and Val,e

nBchine(s)

covered

with No.

)f each

type

(fa)

Country of

origin

(vii) (vtii) Country of Quantity and origin value yet

to be imported (if licence 1) still valid and is to be utilised¹)

12. Details of machines purchased/ordered from the State Trading Corporation of" India, Ltd. or their agents since 1963

(If) (V)

(0 Year

Value of Country at esch type origin

("0

Mo. of each

type

(fi) Types of macnJne(s)

13. Jutiiflcation in brief for Import.

14. Whether machines from the Rupee

Area are acceptable.

Signature of Applicant

•Proforma invoice thould be enclosed with this. •*For quality printers onlv. •••For Newspaper Establishments only.

•* **In case of second hand machinery, a certificate from a Firm of consulting Engih eer& of the country of origin indicating age of the machinery, iis present condition and ii"- expectedlife should be furnished.

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APPENDIX 9—concld

B—Definition of Quality Printers

Quality Printers are those: —

(a) who have been in the approved list of Director of Advertis- ing and Visual Publicity 1 Director of Publication/Chief Controller of Printing and Stationery as quality printers. or

(b) who have been awarded merit certificates either by the Central or by the State Government; or

(c) who can produce outstanding specimens of the work done by them which could be categorised as work of quality. Applicants not covered by (a) and (b) above should invari- ably furnish specimens of the work done by them.

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APPENDIX 10 INDUSTRIES FOR EXPORT OBLIGATIONS

1. Bicycles. 2. Bicycle parts: —

(a) Free wheels.

(b) Hubs.

3. Diesel engines stationary type.

4. Small tools including cutting tools, power tools and other work- shop tools:

(a) Twist drills.

(b) Diamond tools.

(d) Engineers' steel files.

(e) Spanners, pliers and wrenches.

5. Coated and bonded abrasives.

6. Storage batteries, dry batteries.

7. Wire ropes.

8. Automobile ancillaries:

(a) Pistons, piston rings and gudgeon pins.

(b) Crankshafts.

(d) Radiators.

(e) Car wheels.

(f) Gaskets.

(g) Electrical equipment for automobiles,

(h) Brake and clutch lining.

(i) Shock absorbers,

(j) Leaf springs.

9. Drugs and Pharmaceuticals.

10. Paints, varnishes and enamels.

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APPENDIX 11

Machine Tools—Licensing Policy for April 1968—March 1969.

Quota licences will be issued to established importers for import of spare parts of the Machine Tools specified in List 'A' to this Appendix on a quota of 5% on the basis of past imports of complete machine tools in the prescribed basic period. Applications from established importers for grant of additional licences for import of permissible spare parts of machine tools from U.S.A. under U.S. Aid will also be considered and licences will be issued on a quota of 5% on the basis of past imports of complete machine tools. Quota licences for import of goods from U-S-A. under U.S. Aid will not be granted if the entitlement works out to less than Rs. 41,250/-.

2. Applications from established importers for licences for import of spare parts referred to in para 1 above should be submitted to the regional licensing authorities concerned.

3. Quota licences issued for spare parts of permissible machine tools will be interchangeable with quota licences issued for S. Nos. 29/11, 30(f)(iii)/II, 36(5)/II, 65(5) (ii) (a)/V, 65(5)(iii)/V and 74(iii)/V as provided in the Annexure to Section III of the Red Book. However, this concession of interchangeability will not be applicable to the additional licences granted to established im- porters for import of spare parts of machine tools from U.S.A. under U-S- Aid in terms of paragraph 1 above.

4. Actual users should apply for import of spare parts of machine tools included in list 'A' to this Appendix along with their applica- tions for spare parts of other machinery in the prescribed form and manner.

5. Applications for import of complete machine tools not available indigenously, will be considered from actual users. However, requests for import of machine tools appearing in List 'B' in this Appendix will not ordinarily be entertained. The actual users are advised to contact the indigenous manufacturers for their require- ments of machine tools appearing in List 'B'.

LIST 'A'

hist of Machine Tools

Machine Tools of the following types for cutting, forming, abrad- ing and polishing metals, wood, glass and plastics including any standard or ancillary equipment usually supplied therewith. This will include component parts of Machine Tools also but not Small Tools: —

1. Milling Machines.

(1) Vertical Milling Machines.

10 G of I Ex—11.

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APPENDIX ll—contd,

(£) Horizontal Milling Machines (8) Universal Milling Machines. (4) Thread Milling Machines.

(8) Others.

2. CmttinQ off and Sawing Machine*.

(1) Rotary cold sawing machines. U) Abrasive cutting off machine*. (8) Band saw type machines. (4) Power ••wing machines, Hack type (D Oth*rs.

1. Grinding Machines.

(1) Internal grinding machines.

(1) Plain cylindrical grinding machines. (3) Surface grinding machines. (4) Thread grinding machines. (5) Tool and cutter grinding machines, all types. (6) Twist drill grinding machines, all types. (T) Centreleas grinding machine*. (8) Lapping *nd Honing machines.

(9) Others.

4. Drilling Machine*.

(1) Bench type drilling machines. (2) Pillar type drilling machines. U) Radial drilling machines. (4) Multiple-spindle drilling nacklnas. (* Others.

E. Lathes,

(1) Bench lathes. (2) Engine lathes, cone pulley type. (3) Engine lathes, all geared head type. (4) Capstan lathes. (5) Turret lathts. (6) Automatic lathes. (7) R"llevine lathes. (I) Wheel turninf lathes. m Others.

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APPENDIX 11—cowtd.

9. Furnaces

(1) Electric furnaces. (2) Coal and coke fired fumecws. (3) Oil fired furnaces. (4) Others.

7. Boring Machines.

(1) Horizontal boring machines. (2) Vertical boring machines. (3) Jig boring machine*.

$. Hammers and Presses.

(1) Drop Hammers. (2) Hydraulic Hammers. (3) Pneumatic Hammers. (4) Power driven Hammers, all type*. (5) Steam Hammers. (6) Arbor presses (hand operated). (7) Hydraulic presses. (8) Moulding presses. (9) Drawing presses.

(10) Mechanical Power presses. <11) Press Bending brakes. (12) Punching and Shearing premn. (13) Others.

•f. Broaching Machine*.

(1) Internal broaching machines, vertical and horizontal. (1) Surf"c" broaching machines, verttoal and horizontal

(3) Other*.

tf. Gar Cutting and Finishing Machine.

(1) Gear cutting machines, Bevel, all type*. (2) Gear hobbing machines. (3) Gear planing generator*. (4) Gear shapers, (5) Rack cutting machines. (6) Gear tooth grinding machines. (7) Others.

lL Shaping MMchines.

(1) Crank drive shaporg, (2) Gear drive shapers. (3) Hydraulic drive shapon. <4) Other*.

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APPENDIX 11—contd.

12- Planning Machines.

(1) Double housing type planing machines. (2) Open side type planing machines. (3) Crank planers. (4) Others.

13. Slotting Machines.

(1) General purpose Blotters.

(2) Puncture Blotters.

(3) Others.

14. Sheet Metal Working Machines.

(1) Circular Shears. (2) Guillotines. (3) Plate bending machines. (4) Slitting and cropping machines. (5) Plate straightening machines. (6) Others.

18. Tapping and Threading Machines.

(1) Bolt threading machines. (2) Nut tapping machines. (3) Pipe threading machines. (4) Screwing machines. (5) Thread rolling machines. (6) Tapping machines. (7) Others.

16. Welding and Gas Cutting Machines.

(1) Automatic Arc welding machines. (2) D.C. Generators welding machines of all types excluding Motor Generator types of/ratings above 600 amperes.

(3) Resistance welding machines including butt and spot welding patterns.

(4) Gas cutting and profiling machjpe*.-"-

(5) Gas cutting and welding torches. (6) Acetylene generators. (7) Others.

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APPENDIX 11—contd.

XI. Wood Working Machines.

(1) Circular saw benches. (2) Band sawing machines. (3) Mortising machines. (4) Planing and moulding machines, (5) Sanding machines. (6) Others.

.18. Miscellaneous Machines.

(1) Bolt, nut and rivet making machines. (2) Centring machines. (3) Centrifugal casting machines. (4) Die casting machines. (5) Dividing and graduating machines. (6¹* Etching machines. (7) Filing and sawing machines. (8) Heading machines. (9) Metal spraying machines.

(10) Pipe bending machines. (11) Polishing machines. (12) Sand and shot blast plant. (13) Rolling mills. (14) Reeling machines. (15) Wire drawing machines. (16) Testing maehines of all types for testing engineering materials.

(17) Tool tipping machines. (18) Tube making machines for rolling mill plant. (19) Rivetting machines. (20) Magnetic separators. (21) Injection moulding machine (plastic) and moulds thereof (22) Portable, pneumatic and electric tools for working on metal, wood, plastic and glass. Rock drilling and mining tools will not be included in this serlt.1.

(23) Core making machines. (24) Moulding machines. (25) Others.

19. Machine Tool Accessories.

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APPENDIX 11—contd.

(4) Dividing heads.

(5) Vices, machines.

(§) Jigs and fixtures. $1) Others.

LIST 'B'

Licences for the following machines tools will not ordinarily be issued. Licences for machine tools which can be supplanted by the indigenous machines will also not ordinarily be issued; the questioa of granting a licence to Actual User^ can be considered provided full justification is given. Applicants should first contact the indigenous manufacturers of machines tools and then only if indigenous machines cannot do the job should they apply f"r an import licence:

1. CENTRE LATHES:

(i) Bench Lathes. (fi) Cone-pulley Lathes, (lii) All geared head Lathes, fiv) Short Bed Lathes, (v) Roll turning Lathe upto It"'¹"* mm swing

2. (a) Capstan and Turret Lathes xipto 110 mm hsr capaem unri centre height upto 400 mm including Dr°selector types.

,'(b) Drum type turrent lathe- - T^ °,Q mm bar edacity.

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APPENDIX 11—cxmad,

9. Milling Machines:

(i) Horlxontal, vertical and universal knee typ" und also electrically controlled automatic cycle and programme controlled upto the following dimensions:

(a) Table size 2500X600 mm.

(b) Longitudinal travers 1600 mm.

(") Crow travera 400 mm. (d) Vertical traverse 500 mm.

(H) Tool and die miller.

10. Grinding Machines:

(I) Double ended bench and pedestal type, (il) Universal cylindrical type upto 450 mm iwing and ZVS& mm between centre.

(HI) Tool and Cutter grinders awing dia on cutter head HjriK 310 mm,

(Iv) Twist Drill Grinders. (v) Surface grinders—Horizontal spindle—reciprocating table type upto table size 300 mm x 1500 mm.

(vi) Swing frame grinders, wheel size upto 610 mm.

(vii) Carbide tool grinding and lapping machine upto wheel dia 300 mm.

(viii) Saw sharpening machine for circular saw blade* (460 mm to 1000 mm).

(fac) Abrasive cutting off machine-bar rapacity 25 mm, pipes 75 mm O.D. (x) Roll grinder.

11. Gear cutting machines:

(a) Gear shapers upto 450 mm blank dia, (b) Gear hobbers upto 900 mm blank dia.

12. Boring Machines:

(i) Unit head type, single and double ended. (11) Vortical boring mill upto 2500 mm turning dlameteu

(lii) Horizontal, both table and floor type, upto 160 mm spindls dia.

13. Shaping machines all sizes. 14. Slotting machines upto 400 mm otrok*, 15- Planing Machines—all types upto 2000 mm x 4000 mm x 12000 mm.

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APPENDIX 11—contd.

16. Metal Sawing Machines:

(1) Reciprocating hack saws upto 300 mm bar capacity. (11) Bend saw, horizontal type upto 225 mm dla.

(iii) Combination Band Sawing and Filing machine upto 800 mm throatX300 mm work height.

(iv) Hydraulic cold circular saw-bar capacity upto 200 mm, saw dia upto 820 mm.

17. Unit heads, special purpose machines Including transfer machines.

18. Power Hammers:

(i) Electro-pneumatic type upto 1 ton capacity,

(ii) Friction drop type upto 1 ton capacity, (ill) Mechanical, spring type.

19. Sheet metal machinery:

(i) Mechanical power presses. (II) Hydraulic presses. (III) Press brakes. (iv) Power operated guillotine shearing machines.

(v) Treadle guillotine shearing machines. (vi) Hand presses and foot presses—all sizes.

(vii) Round seaming machines upto 1 gallon cap.

(vUl) Universal nibbling machines.

(Ix) Universal punching, shearing and cropping machines.

(x) Plate bending rolls.

(xi) Single ended punching machine.

(xli) Beam Benders.

20. Welding machines:

(i) Arc welders, transformer type, (ii) Arc welders, motor generator type. (iii) Arc welders, diesel or petrol engine driven generator typo. (iv) Semi Automatic and Automatic sub-merged Arc type welders.

(v) Spot welders (excluding portable types). (vi) Butt welders, (vii) Seam welders,

(viii) Argon-arc welders-

(lx) Oxy-acetylene gas cutting and welding sets including acces- sories and pressure regulators.

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APPENDIX 11—contd.

21. (a) Furnaces—all types.

(b) Cupolas of all types including hot blast cupolas.

22. Pneumatic tools:

(i) Rivetting Hammers (cap. upto I i" hot rivets). (ii) Aero Rivetting Hammers (cap. upto i" cold rivets), (ill) Chipping Hammers (capacity upto 3J'). (iv) Grinders (capacity upto 8"). (v) Angle Grinders and Sanders (capacity upto 6' wheel), (vi) Die Grinders. (vii) Drills (capacity upto l i" dia bolt). (viii) Impact wrenches (capacity upto 1J' dia bolt), (ix) Rivet Cutters (capacity upto 1").

23. Portable Electric Tools:

(i) Drills upto l i" capacity and/or kits therefor (ii) Grinders upto 6" dia wheel, (ill) Angle grinders, (iv) Die grinders. (v) Sander, (vi) Circular saw. (vii) Planer,

(viii) Valve seat Grinder.

24. Wood Working Machines:

(i) Band Saw.

(ii) Circular Sawing Machines—Dia. of Saw Blade upto 600 mm table size upto 800/1500 mm.

(ill) Production Jig Sawing Machines table size upto 300/360 mm.

(iv) Surface planers and Jointer Planning width upto 300 mm. (v) Thicknessing Machine. (vi) Spindle Moulder, (vii) Wood Working Lathes—all sizes.

25. Miscellaneous machines:

(i) Polishing Machines. (ii) Barbed wire manufacturing machines. (Hi) Automatic wire straightening and cutting ofT machines. (iv) Plastic injection moulding machines upto 42 oz, cap and moulds therefor.

(v) Plastic extruders 120 mm screw diameter. (vi) Hardness testing machine 'Rockwell* type. (vii) Sand and shot blasting machines.

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APPENDIX 11—concld.

(viii) Tube benders (both hand and hydraulic type) upto 150 mm

O.D. Tube.

(ix) Pressure die casting machines upto 120 ton capacity,

(x) Pantograph Engraving two dimensional machine,

(xi) Tapping Machine 20 mm dia capacity

M. Acetylene generators, carbide charge upto 180 11m.

27. Wire drawing machines.

28. Cable making machinery.

l%. Wood screw manufacturing machines.

'¥.). Sand Moulding Machines:

(a) Hand squeeze or pneumatic jolt sq:i,':t/.i . r ''.ft moulding machines table size upto 915/635 mm - ~.1 ''raw capacity upto 2W mm.

(b) Turnover type pneumatic mouldn,;/ r • chi ies table size upto 1220/760 mm and draw rapnr-r-.y : oto 305 mm.

High frequency plastic welding and eivi' >ssing m/c for PVC sheets—input capacity up to 1:4 Kw.

Flexible shaft machines and flexible 'tt-ots

2°y, Ccrewing (bolt and tube threading) K; >, V- "s up to 150 mm cap. 3roaching machine—50 tons -ar-i'^T

35. Induction Heating Equipment (Mnin~ - ^diurn frequency).

Machine Tools Accessories:

') Lathe chucks:

(a) 4 Jaw upto 2-'" fiame • •=.

(b) S. C. G e i r ai scroll up :<-, '" .-'..

1 Drill chucks

Lathe Centres an

f '-?\ Machine VICPS, P ^ in up to S" Ja r

> Drill Sleeves,

• Live Centres upto MT 4

- '•• Pemonent Ma^tv.iiL: oh'tot-:? ,
• -•!') Tool post grinder

... Collets, FeerS t^,: w tnci •" ,:<";

, Quick euange drni chucks,

-: j Dividing Head.

i Jigs and ftxturea,

- >* Rotary table for milling rnachint*

?" Hydraulics for machine toots,

. ••') Tapping attachment

r-tn) Clutches.
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APPENDIX 12

[Section II—S. No. 87-88/V] AEROPLANE ENGINES AND SPARES—PROFORMA FOR THE IMPORT OF

SCHEDULE A

DETAILS OF STOCKS AVAILABLE AT THE TIME OF SUBMITTING APPLICATIOM

I. Details of Import Licences granted during the preceding 13

months

Nos. and dates Value

of licences

of the l'cence granted

Remarks

Total value of

licence that

remains unused

graited

Reasons in brief for not utilising the licence granted

uoltte

Total

value

Totd

II. Details of aircraft and engine spares

1

Accessories Aircraft ge- Remarks Type of Aircraft

Aircraft spares

Engine spares

Propellers

and spares

neral and spares

1.

2.

3-

4-

Total value

III. Details of Raw Materials

Remarks Ahiminium s'ieets, tubing,

Thinners Fabrics Other materials

Dopes j 1

etc.

Fen-tv-

M.I •:: ,:>

sheet;., t.;-:%-

e' :.

1

Total value

Total value

(V Aircraft General Stores

Tctal value

GRAND TOTAL

V,I). "O">:.v f'i - total value (in Rupees) under each head is to be stated.
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APPENDIX 12—contd,

SCHEDULE B

IMPORT APPLICATION No.

L Complete Aircraft

Remarks

Quantity Value Country Purpose

Description of aircraft

Type of aircraft

for import

II. Details

of Aircraft and Engine spares

Remark*

Accessories Aircraft

Propellers

and Bpares

Aircraft L spares

Engine/En- gine spares

Type of Aircraft

general spares . .;...•"

2.

3-

4.

5-

I

Total value

III. Details of Raw Materials with specification

Dopes Thlnners Fabrics

Other Remark* Aluminium Sheets

Materials

tubing etc. 41

Ferrous Material ] Sheets, | tubing e t c'

••

Total Value

/V. Aircraft General Stoteg

Total value

GRAND TOTAL
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APPENDIX 13

[Section III—S. No. 5 (2)/III]

LIST OF SPARE PARTS OF TEXTILE MACHINERY IMPORTABLE AGAINST LICENCES FOR S. NO. 5 ( 2 ) / I I I.

1. Spares for light metal flat heald frames (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).

2. Glass Reed Brushes (25 per cent, of the face value of the quote- licence).

3. Gill box leather.

4. Cat furs and Rabbit furs cut-to-size pieces.

5. Enamelled Thread Guide hooks (10 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence).

6. Glass rods plain and grooved including blue glass.

7. Glass creel pegs and nails including blue glass. 8. Glass guides including blue glass.

9. Weaver's scissors (25 per cent, of the face value of quota- licence).

10. Traverse Slides.

11. Patent Denters.

12. Complete Knotters (25 per cent, of the face value of quota licence).

13. Drop box card clips and card rings.

14. Winding fillets (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota- licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).

15. Porcelain and other thread guides excluding Porcelain Shuttle- Eyes (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher),

16. Jacquard hooks including for NJS type (5 per cent, of the face- value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).

17. Jacquard needles including for NJS and Nissin type (5 pep cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 which- ever is higher).

18. Weavers Combs.

19. Loom Chains—cut-to-size pieces.

20. Pick Counting Glasses having l " X i " X i" combined template 21. Jacquard Bowl Hooks. 22. Weavers' Beam Pipes—(Pipes with holes or weavers' beam}..
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APPENDIX 14(1) (a)

(Section II—S. No. 19/J3)

BANNED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS FALLING UNDER S- N O. 19/11—L13T OF BALL BEARINGS OF 1" IN BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER AND BELOW

Bearing Dimensions

Hoffmann No. S.K.F. No. —

I.S.I. No.

Bore Outside Width Dia.

i

² 3 4 5 6

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

. no . 112

• us • 117

10 mm

12 mm

15 mm

17 mm

20 mm

25 mm

9 mm 10 mm 11 mm 12 mm 14 mm 15 mm

30 mm 32 mm 35 mm 46 mm 47 mm 52 mm

6200

6201

6202

6203

6204

6205

10 BCO2 • 12 BCO2 . 15 BCO2 . 17 BCO2 . 30 BCO2 . as BCOa .

. 120 - 125

$

111'-

LS s LS 7 LS 8 L S9 LS 10

RLS 4 RLS 5 RLS 6 RLS 7 RLS 8

3/8'

7/i6"

9/16*

9/16'

J/8'

1'

1 -slier i-9/16' 1-7/8' 2" 2-1/4'

6300

6301

6302

6303

6304

6305

10 mm

12 mm

16 nun

17 mm

20 mm

25 mm

10 BCG3 . 35 "im 12 BCO3 . 37 mm 15 BCO3 . 43 mm 17 BCO3 . 47 mm 30 BCO3 . 52 mm 35 BCO3 . 62 mm

11 mm

12 mm

13 mm

14 mm

15 mm

17 mm

. 310 . 312 • 315 • 317 . 320 • 325

5/8'

MS 7 MS 6 MS 9 MS 10

1'

RMS 5 RMS 6 RMS 7 RMS 8

5/8' 11/16' 11/16* 3/4*

1-13/16'

2'

2.1/4'

2-1/2'
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APPENDIX 14(1) (aV-eontd

1 1

5

6

3

4

7/8' 1-3/8' i'5/8" 1-7/8* 2"

3/8' 5/8" 3'4' 7/8" I;'

S 3 S 7 S 8 S 9 S 10

7/32' 9/32' 5/tS' 3/8" 3/8"

EE 3 EE 5 EE 6 EE 8 EE 9

DEEP GROOVE RIGID BALL JOURNAL BEARING

98305

98204

98205

U J JN 25 mm 62 mm 12 mm L 20 N 20 nun 42 mm 9mm L 1 5N 25 mm 52 mm 9mm

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING ADAPTER BEARINGS

UT 130 1

1*

62 mm

U 1506 E

16 mm

UT 130

25 mm 2<; mm

1506

2506

2506 E

11506

25 mm

62 mm

62 mm

62 mm

62 mm

16 mm

16 mm

20|mm

20_mm

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING BALL JOURNAL BEARING

1200 "3°5

ro mm Z$ mm

30 mm

62 mm

10 BSO* 35 BSOz

. U no • U335

9 TflTn 9

I7m 17

SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT! ' BALL BEARING

12

7203

17 mm

1"

40 mm 2-1/4'

5/8"

117 ACD LS 10 ACD ALS 8 A

SELF ALIGNING BALL BEARING

ULS 5 RL 4 t/2* 1-5/16* 3/8' ULS 8 RL 6 3/4' t'7/S' 9/16" ULS 9 RL 7 7/8' 2' 9/16' 6302/16 16 mm 42 mm 13 mm

SPECIAL BEARING

N 1025 EL 9 9 mm 24 mm mm N7141 6004 20 mm 42 mm 12 mm N 600a 6005 25 mm 47 mm 12 mm N 797 L 17 17 mm 20 mm io mm X2025C 25 mm 52 mm one 18 mm (RIV No,)

— A JO

20 nun

20 mm

^™

L 20 E 20 393105 (BBL No. BT

side 56 mm other iide 47 mm 47 mm 2003 for

14 mm 14 mm Textile machinery)
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APPENDIX 14(1) (a)—contd.

2

I

3 4 5 6

—

SB 20 C (BBL No. BT 2015 for Textile (KCYO No.) Machinery).

-

(BBL No. BA 2008

5035 (RIV

Flat Part No. —

No.)

F—374403/1-28-165)

402703

—

N 3179

(BBL No. BA 2009) (Water pump bearing for Maasey Ferguson Trac- tors and standard 20).

_

—

Part No. F—

IOO16 (RIV (BBL No. 2010 Flat No.) 848076/1-28-123).

16004

BB 1010

20 mm 42 mm 8 mm —

BO 15

40 mm

BB i on

10 mm

15 mm

35 mm

393965

—

15 mm

8 mm

4591

BALL THRUST BEARING

51102

15 TA 11 .

15 mm 28 mm

,9 mm

m.m;

17 TA 11 .

30 mm

17 mm

5"°3

51104

20 TA 11 .

20 mm

10 mm

33 mm

51105

25 TA 11 .

42 mm

25 mm

11 mm

•

32 Tnm

51202

15 TA 12 .

15 mm

12 mm

•

17 mm

12 mm

51203

17 TA 12 .

35 mm

51204

20 TA 12 .

20 mm 40 mm 14 mm

47 mm

5I2OJ

25 TA 12 .

25 mm

15 mm

25 TA 13 .

25 mm 52 mm 18 mm

51305

1 • 9/16'

T 6

MW 3/4

23l32r

3/4⁴

MW 7/8

7/8*

1-13/16'

T 7

3/4'

1*

MW 1 T 8

a'

3/4'

B 6

I-5/16- 9/32'

EW 3/4

3/4"

B 7

i-i/a'

EW7/8

7/8*

3/8'

E Wi

B 8

I-5/8-

3/8'
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APPENDIX 14(1) (a)—contd.

I 2

6

3

4

5

9/16' 5/8'

%

1*

W9/16 W5/8 W3/4 W7/8 fl

O4J

O5

O 6

O7

O 8

5.03 S,W

i'13/32'

I-I3/32'

1 -17/32*

1-21/32'

1-25/32'

35 mm

1-9/16*

2-I/I6'

5/8' 5/8' 5/8' 5/8' 5/8' 12 mm 3/4' 1" HW 5/8 HW7/8 VII 7

17 ram 5/8" 7/8'

All the above bearings with special feature such as :—

(1) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring In the groove; (2) A dust ahiled or plate on one or both sides of the bearings; (3) Any; combination of items (1) and (2) above;

will be considered as banned for import purposes.

N.B. —(i) The b?.n relates to the standard bearings only. Import of extra precision

and heavy duty bearings will be considered on merits.

(it) Import of the following bearings will be allowed on restricted basis :—

Ball Bearing SKF No. 04, 6002, 6003, EL 8 and RIV No 9535 B.

10 G. of I. Ex.—12.
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APPENDIX 14(1) (b)

(S. No. 19/LI)

RESTRICTED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS OF 1" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER AND BELOW

Bearing Dimensions

S.K.F. No.

I.S.I. No.

Width

Hoffmann No.

Bore

Outside Dia.

6 1

z

4

3

3

Double Row Self Aliging Ball Bearing

5/B' ULS10 R L8 1*

2-i/4'

Single Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings

47 mm 14 mm

7204 B 20 mm

. 120 ACD

20 BA02

Ball Thrust Bearings

.

EW5/8

5/8' 3/4'

9/32'

7/8"

1-i/8'

1"

B5 VH6 VH8

1-3/32'

1-3/4"

2.5/16*

All the above bearings with special feature such as :—

(1) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove; (2) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings; (3) any combination of items (i) and (2) above;

will be considered as restricted bearing^ and can only be Imported as per conditions pres- cribed in the Red Book for restricted sizee.
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A P P E N D IX 14(2) (a)

(S. No. 19/11)

BANNED TYPES OP BALL BEARINGS ABOVE 1" IN BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

AND UPTO AND INCLUDING 2" IN BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

Bearing Dimensions

Hoffmann

I.S.I. No.

S.K.F. No.

Width

No.

Bored Outside Din.

¹

6

²

³

4

5

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

6206

6207

6208

6209

6210

30 BC02 . . 130 30 mm 62 mm 16 mm 35 BC02 . • 135 35 mm 72 mm 17 mm 40 BC02 . 140 40 mm 80 mm 18 mm 45 BC02 . • 145 45 mm 85 mm 19'mm 50 BC02 . . 150 50 mm 90 mm 10 mm

2-1/2'

2;3/4'

3-1/4*

LS 11 RLS 9 1-r/8' 5/8' LS12 RLS10 I-I/4' 11/16- LS 12-1/2 RLS11 1-3/8' 11/16' LS13 RLS 12 1-1/2' 3/4; LS 13-1/2 RLSr3 i-s/s; 3/4 LS 14 RLS 14 13/16' LS 14-1/2 RLS 13 13/16- LS 15 RLS 16 2' 13/16'

30 BC03 . • 33O 6306 30 mm 72 mm 19 mm 35 BC03 . • 335 6307 35 mm 80 mm 21 mm 40 BC03 . • 340 6302 40 mm 90 mm 23 mm 45 BC03 . . 345 6309 45 mm 100 mm 25 mm 30 BC03 . • 35° 6310 50 mm no mm 27 mm

140 W

40 mm

18 mm

6208 W

80 mm

2.13/16*

3-1/8*

3;i/2*

RMS 9 I . I / B' 13/16- RMS 10 1.1/4' 7/8* RMS 11 1-3/8- 7/8' RMS 13 1-5/8- 15/16' RMS 14 1-3/4' I-I/I6- RMS 15 1-7/8* ft/16' RMS 16 2* t-l/16'

4-1/4;

4-1/2

4-1/2-

MS ir MS 12 MS 12-1/2 MS 13'i/2 MS 14 MS 14-i/2 MS 15
250/178 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
APPENDIX 14(2) (a)—contd.

I

2

5

6

4

3

—

27 mm

no mm

40 mm

540

6408

16 mm

62 mm

Taper

6206 K

• •

18 mm

So mm

Taper

620S K

• •

19 mm —

—

Taper

6209 K

85 mm

SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARINGS

30 BAQ 3 . 130 ACD 7206 B 30 mm 62 mm 16 mm 35 BAO 2 . 135 ACD 7207 B 35 mm 72 mm 17 mm 30 BAO 3 . 330 ACD 7306 B 30 mm 72 mm 19 mm 40 BAO 3 . 340 ACD 7308 B 40 mm 90 mm 23 mm 50 BAO 3 . 350 ACD 7310 B 50 mm no mm 27 mm

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING BALL BEARING

—

I - I / S*

MSN 14

4-5/8*

1-3/4'

30 BSO 2

62 mm

16 mm

30 mm

. U130

1206

40 BSO 2

80 mm

18 mm

. U 140

40 mm

1208

19 mm 45 BSO 2

85 mm

1209

45 mm

. . U145

—

62 mm

30 mm

20 mm U 130 W 2206

40 mm

23 mm

80 mm

2208

U 140 W

—

85 mm

2209

U I 4 5W 45 mm 23 mm — UT 140 1508 35 mm 80 mm 18 mm — UT145 1509 40 mm 85 mm 19 mm

—

100 mm

50 mm

21 mm

1511

UT155

—

80 mm

18 mm

1508 E

UT140E

1-1/4

i-1/2*

19 m

85 mm

1509 E

UT 145 E

—

100 mm

21 m

1511 E

2*

UT155 E

—

RL10

ULS 12

n/16*

2-3/4*

1-1/4'

—

35 mm

80mm

2508

23 mm

—

40 mm

85 mm 23 mm

2509

—

—

100 mm

50 mm

25 mm —

2 5"

—

2508 E

80 mm

—

23 mm

1-1/4'

—

I-1/2*

23 mm

2509 E

85 mm

—

100 mm

2'

2511 E

25 mm
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APPENDIX 14(2) (a)—contd.

I

2

6

3

5

4

11308

So mm

—

—

33 mm

18 mm

11509

40 mm

—

85 mm

—

^9 mm

II511

50 mm

—

100 mm

25 mm

50 mm

¹—

8 16 mm

•—

25 mm

306445 B

(FAG No.

200216)

—

1206 K

30 mm

—

62 mm

16 mm

1208 K

40 mm

—

—

80 mm

18 mm

1209 K

—

—

45 mm

19 mm

85 mm

DEEP GROOVE RIGID BALL JOURNAL BEARINGS

—

3/8'

S-12 E E 11 1-i/4' a-i/4*

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING BALL BEARING

—

ULS 13-1/2 RL 13 1-5/8'

3-1/2"

3/4'

SPECIAL BEARINGS

6006

30 mm

—

—

55 mm 13 mm _

6007

—

35 mm 62 mm

14 mm

6co8

40 mm

—

—

68 mm

15 mm

6009

—

45 mm

—

16 mm

75 :i"m

6010

—

jo mm

—

80 mm

16 mm

(Fiat Part No. F 872489/1'28'122) 10593 (R1V No.) 25-66 mm

72 mm

19 mm

BALL THRUST BEARINGS

30 TA 11 .

51106

30 mm

. —

II mm

47 mm

J11U7

. —

35 TA 11 .

35 mm

i mm

12 mm

40 TA 11 .

51108

. —

40 mm 60 mm

13 mm

51109

. —

45 mm

45 TA 11 .

65 mm 14 mm

51110

50 TA 11 .

50 mm

. —

70 mm

14 mm

30 TA 12 .

51206

30 mm

52 mm

16 mm

. —

51207

35 TA 12 ,

35 mm

62 mm

18 mm

40 TA 12 .

51208

40 mm 68 mm

19 mm

57209

45 TA 12 .

m

20 mm

73 mn

50 TA 12 .

51210

50 mm 78 mm 22 mm
250/180 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I
APPENDIX 14(2) (a)—contd.

2

1

6

3

4

5

ai mm

60 mm

30 mm

. —

30 TA 13 .

51306

24 mm

35 mm

68 mm

51307

35 TA 13 .

26 mm

40 mm 78 mm

51308

. —

40 TA 13 .

28 mm

85 mm

45 mm

. —

45 TA 13 .

51309

31 mm

50 nun 95 mm

. —

30 TA 13 .

51310

33 mm

80 mm

51407

35 mm

. —

35 TA 14 •

29r

Lmm

52206

30 mm 53 mm

- . ..

38 mm

52306

30 mm 60 mm

. —

— . ..

40 infn

59[mm

54308

83 mm

. —

— . .

. Wi.1/8

1.1/8'

— .

SIS"

1.29/32'

O9

O 10

23/32-.

— .

. Wi.1/4

1.1/4'

2.3/32*

On

23/32* — . .

. W 1.3/8

2.7/32'

1.3/8'

. Wi.1/2

2.II/B2'

O 12

I.I/2'

23/32'

33/32'

1.5/8'

. W 1.5/8 O 13

— .

3. 15/32*

O 14

2.II/16'

— .

1.3/4'

. W 1.3/4

3/4'

2. I3/I6'

1.7/8

O 15

— .

. W 1.7/8

3/4*

3'

O I6

. W2

2.31/32'

3/4'

I.1/8*

. EW1.1/8

—

3/8*

— .

1.3/4'

—

2.1/16*

1/3'

— .

. EW1.1/4

Li/4'

I.1/8*

2.II/I6'

1.5/iG*

, . HW1.1/8

— . .

VH9

VH12

1.1/2*

3.1/2-

. H W i . i /a

— .

i.3M'

1.1/8-

. MWi.1/8

— . . .

2.1/4'

7/8*

T9

2.1/2*

I*

T io

1.X/4'

— .

. MWi.1/4

. MW 1-i/a

2 - 7 / 8'

T ia

I-1/2'
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APPENDIX 14(2) (a)—contd.

I

2

6

3

4

5

—

MW i-3/4

3-5/16' I-I/4'

1-3/4'

T 14

—

T i6

f

M W2

3-11/16' 1-3/8"

45 mm 63 mm 14 mm

51109 A

All the above beatings with special feature such as :]

(1) A groove In the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove; (3) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings; (3) Any combination of Items (1) and (2) above;

will be considered &B banned for import purposes.

N.B. (I) The ban relates to the standard bearings only. Import of extra precision and heavy duty bearings will be considered on mertits.

(II) Import of the following bearings which are interchangeable with the banned types may be allowed on restricted basis :~

SKF Nos. 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 306, 307, 308, 309 and 3,xo.

(Ill) Import of the following Ball Bearings will be allowed on restricted basil ;—"

1. S.K.P. No, £208 Z

2. Do. 7210

3. Do. 16002

4. Do. ^12289 (SRC)

5. Hoffmann No. N 2897
250/l82 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
APPENDIX 14(2) (b)

(S. No. 19/11)

RESTRICTED TYPES OF BALL BERINGS ABOVE 1" IN BORE (INTERNAL)

DIAMETER AND UPTO AND INCLUDING 2" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

S.K.F. No.

Bearing dimensions I.S.I. No.

Hoffmann No.

Bore

Width

Outside Dia.

SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARINGS

40 BAO 2

. 140 ACD 7208 B 40 mm 80 mm

18 mm

DEEP GROOVE RADIAL BALL BEARING

— . . MS 13 RMS 12 I'1/2* 3 '3/4* 15/16' DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS 30 BSO 3 . U330 1306 30 mm 72 mm 19 mm

i-i/8'

R L9

ULS 11

2-1/2*

5/8'

RL 12

I -1/2*

ULS 13 3-1/3* 3/4* SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARINGS 35 BAG 3 . 335 ACD 7307 B 35 nun 80 mm 21 mm . 545 ACD 7409 B 29 mm

120 mm

45 BAO 4

45 mm

All the Bbove bearings with special feature such HB :—

(1) A groove In the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove; (2) A dust shield or plate on on or both sides of the bearings; (3) Any combination of items (1) and (2) above;

will be considered as restricted beatings and can only be imported within the quota and conditions prescribed in the Red Book for restricted sizes.
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APPENDIX 14(3) (a)

(S. No. 19/11)

BANNED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS ABOVE 2" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER AND INCLUDING 3" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

Bearing Dimensions

Hoffmann S.K.F. No.

I.S.I. No.

No.

Bore

Width

Outside Dia.

6 i

4

² 3

5

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

100 mm

65 mm

6211

21 mm 55 BCO 2

. 155

60 mm no mm

6212

22 mm . 160

6o BCO 2

SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARINGS

. 160 ACD 7212 B 60 mm no mm 2 mm 60 BAO 2

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS

100 mm

55 mm

1211

21 mm 55 BSO 2

. U155

100 mm

55 mm

1211K

—

2t mm

55 mm

2211

100 mm

— ,

. —

25 mm

THURST BALL BEARINGS

55 mm

51111

78 mm

55 TA II .

16 mm

60 mm 85 mm

51112

6o TA II .

17 mm

65 mm 90 mm

65 TA II .

. —

18 mm

5"I3

51114

18 Tim

70 mm 95 mm

70 TA II .

. —

100 mm

75 mm

51115

75 TA ii .

. —

19 mm

60 nun 95 mm

51212

6o TA 12 .

. —

26 mm

51213

65 mm

100 mm

65 TA 12 .

27 mm

70 mm

51214

105 mm 70 TA 12 .

. —

27 mm

75 mm

51215

no mm 75 TA 12 .

. —

27 mm

60 mm

51312

110 mm

60 TA 13 . . — 35 mm 65TA13 . . — 5I3I3 6s mm 115 mm 36 mm 70 TA 13 . 5I3I4 70 mm 125 mm 40 mm 75 TA 13 . . — 5I3I5 75 mm 135 mm 44 mm . W2-I/8 O 17 2-1/8* 3-7/32* 7/8* . W 2-1/4 O 18

2-1/4'

3-n/32*

7/8'

2-1/2*

1 w

. W2-I/2 OlO

3-23/32* I'
25o/i84 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [FART I
APPENDIX 14(3) (a)—contd.

I 2

3

6

3

4

1*

O 21

W 2-5/8'

3-27/32'

2-5/8'

O 22

1'

4-1/32'

W 2-3/4*

2-3/4*

0 23

I'

W 2.7/8

2.7/8'

4.5/32'

0 24

1.1/8'

W 3

3*

4-3/8*

MW 2.1/4

T 18

1.11/16*

2.1/4'

4.1/4*

2'

MW 2.1/2

T 20

2.1/2'

4.3/4'

2*

T 22

MW 2.3/4

2-3/4'

5'

2.1/4'

MW 3

5-5/8'

3'

T 24

All the above beatings with Bpedal feature such as E—

(1) A gjoovo In the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove ; (2) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings ; (3) Any combination of items (1) and (2) above ; will be considered as banned for import purposes.

TSI.B.—(1) The ban relates to the stanard bearings only. Import of extra precision and heavy duty bearings will be considered on merits.

(2) Import of bearings SKF No. 211 which is interchangeable with one of the banned types may be allowed on restricted basis,

{3) Import of bearing SKF No. 6311 and 6312 may be allowed on restricted

basis.
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APPENDIX 14(3) (b)

(S. No. 19/11)

RESTRICTED TYPE OF BALL BEARINGS ABOVE 2" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER AND UPTO AND INCLUDING 3" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I. No. Hofihiann S.K.F. N

fo

Width

No.

Bore Outside

dia-

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING ADAPTER BEARINGS

130 mm 23 mm

2. 1/2'

—

UT 175 E I3IJ E

150 mm 28 mm UT 183 E

—

1517 E

3*

23 mm

130 mm

63 mm

—

UT 173 1313

130 mm

1517

— — 75 mm 28 mm — — 65 mm 130 mm 23 mm

11513

150 mm 38 mm

3'

11317

2.1/2*

31 mm

130 mm

2313 E

2313

— • • 63 mm 130 mm 31 mm — 73 mm 150 mm 36 mm

3517

• •

75 BSO 2

1215

130 mm

73 mm

23 mm • U 175

130 mm

2213

31 mm

75 mm

—

U 175 W

THRUST BALL BEARINGS

—

105 mm 35 mm

33 mm

5 1 3"

—

1'

0 19

W 3.3/8'

a.3/8'

3-19/22'

All the above bearings with special feature such
(1) A groove In the outer ring with or without loose ririg in the groove ; (21 A dust shield or plate on one or both side of the bearing; (3$ Any combination of item (1) and (2) above ;

will be conidere ag restricted bearing and can only be imported within the quota and -conkionB prescribed in the Red Book for restricted sizes.
25o/l86 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
APPENDIX 14(4) (a)

(S. No. 19/11)

BANNED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS ABOVE 3" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

Bearing Dimensions.

I.S.I. No. Hoffinann S.K.F. No.

Width

Bore

No.

Outside dia.

SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARINGS

— LS19.1/2ACALS 26 3.1/4* 6' 1.1/16*

DOUBLE ROW SELF

' ALIGNING BALL JOURNAL BERING

83 BSO 2

150 mm 28 mm

1217 85 mm

U 185

SPECIAL BEARINGS

2.1/8*

6"

—

N 4711 C 3.1/4'

BALL THRUST BEARINGS

80 mm 105 mm 19 mm

31116

80 TA 11

51120

100 TA 11 .

100 mm

23 mm

133 mm

51216

80 TA 12

80 mm 115 mm 28 mm

100 mm

51220

100 TA 12 . 150 mm 38 mm 80 TA 13 80 mm 140 mm 44 mm

51316

O 26

—

1.i/4*

W 3.1/4

4-13/16*

3-1/4*

All the above bearings with special features BUch as :—

(1) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring In the groove; (2) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings; (3; Any combination of items (1) and (2) above ;

will be considered as banned for import purposes.

N. B.—The ban relates to the standard bearings only. Import of extra precision and heavy duty will be considered on merits.
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APPENDIX 14(4) (b)

(S. No. 19/11)

RESTRICTED TYPES OF BALL BEARINGS ABOVE 3" BORE (INTERNAL) DIAMETER

bearing Dimensions.

IJ5.I. No. Hoffmann

Bore Outside Width

No.

S.K.F. No.

Dia.

DOUBLE ROW SELF ALIGNING BALL BEARING

— U 185 W 2217 85 mm 150 mm 36 mm

All the above bearigs with special features such as :—

(1) A groove In the outer ring with or without loose ring in the grTjvc. (2) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings. (3) Any combination of items (l) and (2) above

will be considered as restricted bearing and can only be imported within the quota Hnd conditions prescribed in the Red Book for restricted sizes.
25o/l88 THE .GAZETTE Off INDIA; EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
APPENDIX 14(5)

(S. No. 19/11)

BANNED TYPES OF CYLINDERICAL ROLLER BEARINGS

Bearing Dimensions.

I.S.I. No.

Width

Outside

Hoffmann No.

Bore

S.K.F. No.

dia.

N 205 25 mm 52 mm 15 mm 25 RNO 2 .

R 125

N206

30 mm 62 mm

. R 130

16 mm 30 RNO 2 .

17 mm

N 207

72 mm

35 RNO 2 .

35 mm

• R 135

40 mm So mm

40 RNO 2 . . R 140 N 208 18 mm 45 RNO 2 . N 209 J9mm

45 mm

85 mm

• R i45

N 210

50 RNO 2 . . R 150 jo mm 90 mm 20 mm 25 RNO 3 . R325 N 305 aj mm 62 mm 17 mm jo RNO s . R 33° N 306 30 mm 72 mm 19 mm N 307 35 mm 21 mm

go mm

B5 RNO 3 . • R 335

40 R NO B •

N 308 40 mm 90 mm 23 mm • R34O

N $09

45 mm 100 mm 27 mm 43 RNO 3 . . R345

50 RNO 3 .

N 310

50 mm

no mm

27 mm

. RB50

CRL 6.

RLS 8

1.7/8'

9/16*

3/4*

1'

2.1/4*

RLS 10

CRL8

5/8*

RXLS 3.1/4

3.1/4'

3/4'

4-3/4'
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APPENDIX 14(6)

(S. No. 19/11)

BANNED TYPES OF TAPERED ROLLER BEARINGS

Bearing Dimensions

Hoffmann

r.s.i. No.

Width

No.

Outside

Bore

S.K.F. No.

dia

2

6

5

3

4

40 mm

30203

12 m.ii

17 mm

20 mm 47 mm 14 mm

30204

—

52 mm

25 mm

15 mm

30205

30206

16 mm

30 mm 62 mm

• •

30209

19 mm —

45 mm 85 mm

••

15 mm 42 mm 13 mm

30302

—

••

72 mm 19 nun

30 mm

—

30306

31 nun

60 mm 130 mm

••

30312

—

32211

55 mm

25 mm

100 mm

••

60 mm no mm 28 mm

32212

••

—

120 mm 31 mm

32213

65 mm

(330356 B)

— •• 32214 70 mm 125 mm 31 mm — 32216 80 mm 140 mm 33 mm — -• 32306 30 mm 72 mm 27 mm 32307 35 mm 80 mm 31 mm — 330201 60 mm no mm 28 mm

I-100545 A/46

14,38 mm —

18 mm 47 mm

CK-495AX/K-493

1 • 172* —

3*

5-375'

CK-II59O/AK-H5IO 0-625''

1-6875* 0-5625*

—

.. AKIM-501349/KIM-501310 1-625'

0-78'

' 2-891'

—

.. CK-15100S/K-1525OX 1"

2-5' O-8I2J* — PAB-12303 18 mm 47 mm 14-383 mm — PAB-I23OS 33 mm 62 mm 16 mm — PAB-12306 28 mm 70 mm 10.5 mm

PAB-12307

—

32 mm 72 mm 27 mm
250/190 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
A P P E N D IX 14(6)—concld.

N.B.:—Import of the following Tapered Roller Bearings will be •Uowed on restricted basis.

1. S.K.F. No. 32209 (interchangeable to 30209)

2. Do. CK-03062K-03162 3. Do. CK21075/K-21212 4. Do, CK-071009/K-07210X 5. Do. CK-02872/K-02820 6. Do. CK-15123/K-15245 7. Do. CK-14131/K-14276 8. -Do, CK-25S77/K-25S21 9. Do. CK-31594/K-31520 10, Do. CK-2478o/K-247:w U. Do. CK-25577/K-2557.3 12. Do. KT 13S X 13. TimkenNo. 580/572 14. Do. 566/563 15. Do, 539/532 16. Do. 4.18/414 [7. Do. 72212C/55452D iR. Do. 55176C/55443 19. Do. IM48548/IM48510 20. Do. M12649/M1261O 21. Do. 25S77/1/25820/2 22. Do. 55187C/55443 23. Do. 3982X/3927XA
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APPENDIX 15

(Section II—S. No. 20/11)

Items for which Actual User Licences granted for Small Tools

•falling under S. No. 20 of Part II will not be valid.

S. No. of ITC

Schedule

2O(i)(a) I. Tungsten carbide tips and tipped tools thereof .

2. Milling cutters including End Mills (excluding Scar cutters,

20(1)(b) gear hobs and inserted type milling cutters)

Do.

3. Slitting Saws and Slotting cutters . . ..

.4. Taps—All types and all threads excluding taps below 3 mm

. . , * "

Do.

*\y{k 9 l £C

" • • * *•

3. R o u nd Adjustable Dies sizes from 1/8* to i* and 3 mm to 23 mm

Do.

(threading diameter)

•5. Hexagonal D ie nuts sizes 1/8* to 3 / 4' a nd 6 mm to 20 mm

Do.

(threading diameter)

Do.

7. Chasers/Dies for D ie heads

aoriXc) 8. Shear Blades

Do.

9. H i gh Speed Steel T o ol Bits

Do.

1 0. Butt welded tools

Do.

si 1. Segmental Saw Blades

Do.

•12. Bandsaw Blades Metal working . . . ..

Do.

a 3. D i a m o nd wire drawing dies . . . . ..

Do.

14. T u n g s t en carbide wire, t u be and b ar drawing dies, nibs on pellets. . . . . . . • ••

T#

R m a c l

i p fl

•

.

.

..

Do.

2O(2)(a)(ii) 116. B a n d s aw B l a d es w o od w o r k i ng . . . . ..

20f3Xa)(i) 1 7. S t e el F i l es ( " e x c l u d i ng n e e d le files a nd J e w e l l e rs files) a nd r a s ps . . , . . . . ••

2o(3)(a)(il) a 8. H u n t i n g t o n t y pe g r i n d i ng w h e el d r e s s e rs . . ..

20(3)(a)(iii) 1 9. P l a in t y pe S h e et a nd P l a te G l a ss C u t t e rs . . ..

2o(3)(b)(i) -20. H a n d s aw w o o d w o r k i ng ( a ll t y p e s)

- 3 1. H a ck S aw B l a d es ( H a nd a nd M a c h i ne O p e r a t e d)

2O(3Xb)(ii) &

20(1X0)

20(3)(b)(iii) 2 2. F r et or P i e r c i ng S a ws

20(4)(a) 3 3. A d j u s t a b le H a nd R e a m e rs . . . . ..

2 4. T w i st D r i l ls a nd r e a m e rs 3 / 6 4* d i a. a nd a b o ve ( i n c l u d i ng

2O(4Xd) T u n g s t en C a r b i de t i p p e d)

10 G. of I. Ex.—13.
25o/iQ2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
APPENDIX 16

(Section II—Serial Nos. 156—160/IV)

LIST OF PERMISSIBLE PAPER ITEMS AND THE END USES FOR WHICH IMPORT

APPLICATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED

Item

End-Uac

I

Only for Govt. of India for security

printing.

Currency paper, stamp paper and other special types of paper for security printing.

1 Newsprint and glazed mechanical (i) Publication of newspapers and periodi- printing paper.

cals.

(2) Coloured newsprint for paper caps and amorces and fire works (to be considered only if used in process and not for packing purposes).

Art and Chromo paper

For quality printing, printing and fine 3

screen, multi-colour printing.

4 High strength and special grade kruft paper (e.g. sack kraft paper, electrical grade kraft paper.)

(1) Sack kraft paper will be permitted only for manufacture of multiwall paper sacks packing of titanimum dioxide, carbon black and polyethylene.

(2) Electrical grade kraft paper for papijr sleeves, insulated tubes and other insulation purposes.

(3) Kraft liner for corrugated boards.

(4) High strenght kraft paper for gummed

taps, paper strings and straps.

5 (a) Glazed imitation perchmentj and *) vegetable parchment papers. )

(6) Glassinc paper (on restricted basis). J

Ayurvedic medidancB, butter, scented supari, confectionery including biscuits cakes, ice creame cones, cream, wafers, wafer containers and bakery including bread wrapping.

Packing of celluloid bangles, transformers cycle and cycle parts, wrapping of scissoijj blades and razors;

Paper bags for packing of tea and coffee.

Bleached white glassine only for gas mantles and window envelopes. Black glassine paper only for photo sensitised paper.

Seal and label embossing.

Tele Tape Rolls.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 25o/l93
APPENDIX 16—contd.

Item

End-Use

Engineering drawing and tracing.

(c) Natural tracing paper .

For accounting machines, card index Tabulating Manila paper .

6

systems and computers.

Specialised tissues:

7

Manufacture of Carbon paper.

(a) Carbonising tissue

Duplicating Stencils.

(b) Eltoline tissue . . ..

Toilet paper and facial tiasuc.

(c) Facial and toilet tissues

Paper napkins, paper hankeys and serv eit- (d) Napking and servdtte tissues

tcs.

Sanitary towel and compressed pads.

(e) Cellulose wedding

Coloured and pictoral cigarette paper.

(/) Coloured and pictoral cigarette

USBUC.

(a) Base paper for waxing a nd i m p r e g-

8

nating a nd coating.

Manufacture of waxed, coated laminated and impregnated papers, for food and pharmaceutical! ndustries. This includes waxing cartridge paper for manu- facture of drinking straw, ice cicam- cups and tumblers.

Manufacture of paper based laminates like

hylam, formica.

Cigarette tipping.

Resin coated paper for use in bottlo

caps.

Paper transfers and transfer lables (decal-

acomaina paper).

(b) P h o to a nd sensitising base paper . This Includes baryta coated papers. Items permissible for the manufacture of Photographic papers, ferro-prussiate, ammonia-diazo and other sensitised papers.

Black and red paper for packing photo sensitised materials will also be covered under this item.

Tracing paper.

(c) Base paper . . . ..

Electrical insulation papera and b o a r d s:

9

For cables.

(a) Cable p a p er . . ..

Paper condensers.

(Jb) Condenser paper

All electrical insulation purposes.

(c) Pressphan, fish Bnd leatherold paper
25o/l94 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
APPENDIX 16—concld,

Item

End-Use

For printing.

Metrix Boards

10

Wood free glazed board Including sul-

It

phite board.

For waxed/Printed cartons and laminated products for food industry. This include* ice cream cups, and tumblers.

Abrasive body paper

Abrasives.

13

To be licensed on restricted basis.

Filter papers

13

Recorders, pen recorders, etc. used tn Chart paper

14

conjunction with Instruments.

Indicator paper . . .. For laboratories.

15

For moisture proof packing in cycle, tools, i<5 Q.I.P. papers

blades and for automobile industry,

Black centred card board .

Playing cards.

17
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APPENDIX 17

(Section II—S. No. 6/III).

ARTICLES FAILING UNDER S. NO. 6 OF PART III WHICH CANNOT ORDINARILY BE IMPORTED AGAINST LICENCES GRANTED FOR THIS ITEM—LlST OF (a) Hand Driven Machines (Stocks and Stockings), Circular Kniting Machines.

(b) Circular Hand Driven Machines (Outerwears).

(1) Circular Plain Rib Machine.

(2) Circular Plain Rib Machine—fitted with two types of needles working on independent cam races to pro- duce vertical strips in two colours and knop design in self colour.

(3) Circular Balaclava Cap Machine.

(4) Circular Half Jacquered Machine.

(5) Circular Mattardana Machine.

(6) Circular Check Patti Machine.

(7) Circular Muffler Machine.

(8) Circular Jack Round Machine.

(9) Circular Plain Round Machine.

(10) Circular Knee Cap Machines.

(c) Circular Machines (Underwears).

(1) Plain Round Machines (Hand driven).

(2) Plain Inter-lock Machines.

(3) Loopwheel Machines upto 32 GG.

(d) Circular Power Driven Machines (Outerwears).

(1) Double jacquered machine (without dial) on stand with automatic mechanical stop motion for making mufflers.

(2) Muffler making machine—with automatic stripers and four colour stripping arrangement with two designing wheels.

(3) Plain rib machine—for the manufacture of half cardi- gan, cardigan and 1:1 rib.

(4) Circular rib jacquered machine—on doubt stand with birds eye backing system, six designing wheels.

(5) Circular rib jacquered machine^with four designing wheels, plain back.

(6) Circular rib jacquered machine—same as (5) above but with 12 designing wheels.
25o/lQ6 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY L^AHT I
APPENDIX 17—concld.

(e) Power driven circular machines (Underwear).

(1) Non-sinker plain web machines—for the manufacture of plain underwear fabrics from machines of gauges up to 22 including cylinders of such machines; but machines with 24 gauge, 26 gauge and 28 gauge cylinders will be allowed provided firm orders have been placed for supply of equal number of machines with the indigenous manufacturers on the approved list of the office of the Textile Commis- sioner. Spare cylinders of 24 gauge will not be allowed to hosiery manufacturers, but will be allowed to the Hosiery Machine Manufacturers on the recommenda- tions of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay. Import of cylinders of 26 gauge and above to the Hosiery Manu- facturers will be considered for the replacement purpose for the similar type of cylinders, provided the necessity of replacement has been duly certified by the State Autho- rities concerned. But import of cylinders of 26 gaguges and above may not necessarily be on gauge-to-gauge basis provided cylinders of permissible gauges are imported by hosiery manufacturers against the machinery entitlements. Import of cylinders of 26 gauges and above to Hosiery Machine Manufacturers will be considered on the recom- mendations of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

(2) Sinker body machine, sizes same as (1) above including cylinders of such machines.

(3) Rib eyelet machine—for the manufacture of eyelet under- wear fabric.

(f) Braiding Machines.—A.U. applications for special types only will be considered on production of non-availability letters from indigenous manufacturers.

(g) Plain Flat Knitting Machines upto N.P.I. (Hand-driven).

(h) Warp Knitting Looms/Machines/Raschel Looms—Power driven—A.U. applications will be considered for types not availability indigenously.
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APPENDIX 18

(Section II—S. Nos. 105, 106/IV and 8, 17, 18, 19 and'20/V)

MINERAL OILS, KEROSENE, MOTOR SPIRIT, GREASES AND LUBRICATING OILS—LICENSING POLICY FOR APRIL, 1968—MARCH, 1969.

1. Import of Mineral Oils falling under S. Nos. 105 and 106 of Part IV and Kerosene and Motor Spirit falling under S. Nos. 18 and 19 of Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule

Applications will be considered ad hoc In consultation with the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi and licences will be granted only to the oil companies importing the articles in bulk without packing on the recommendation of that Ministry.

2. Import of Greases and Petroleum Jellies, etc., falling under Serial

Number 8 of Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule.

(a) No licences will be granted for import of Paraffin Wax from any source. The import of Micro-Crystalline wax will, however, be allowed and canalised only through a Government agency against the licences specifically issued for this product.

(b) Greases other than Petroleum Jellies (S. No. 8/V)—Licences for imports of only special trades and types of (greases, which are not currently manufactured in the country and are essentially re- quired, will be granted to the oil companies on an ad hoc basis, on the recommendation of the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi.

(c) Petroleum Jellies (Petrolatums)—The import of only special types of petroleum Jellies to meet the requirements of the Defence Services and the Pharmaceuticals and drugs industry will be allowed on an ad hoc basis on the recommendations of the DGTD and the Ministry of Petroleum & Chemicals, New Delhi against the licences specifically issued for these products.

3. Import of Mineral Oils not otherwise specified, falling under

Serial Number 17 of Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule

(a) Separate licences for each of the following Items will T30 granted to the Oil Companies on an ad hoc basis on the recommenda- tion of the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi: —

(i) Transformer Oil.

(ii) Insulating Oil.

(iii) Cutting Oil.

(iv) Mineral Colza Oil.
250/198 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY ['PART 1
APPENDIX 18—contd.

(v) Shock Absorber Oil.

(vi) Heat Transfer Oil.

(vii) Aviation Specialities.

(viil) Impregnating Oil for electric paper and board insulatora,

(ix) Light Process Oil for light coloured rubber goods.

(x) Mineral Oil for manufacture of insecticides.

(xi) Special Graphited Oil for lubrication of glass moulds,

(xii) Paraffin, Napthanic or Aromatic-Rubber Plasticisers.

While submitting applications for the import of Transformer Oil and Insulating Oil, the applicants will be required to give a clear undertaking in their applications to the effect that they will submit to the State Governments concerned, in whose jurisdiction the sales of these products are made, statements of the sale and stocks complete in all respects invariably by the 15th of the succeeding month to which they relate failing which the application for the import of these grades of Oils will not be considered by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. The importers of Transformer Oil and Insulating Oil will be required to sell these oils only to the Electrical Undertakings and manufacturers and users of Transform- ers and switch gears and the sale will be subject to the condition that they will obtain from the parties a certificate to the effect that the oil purchased by them will neither be used for any purpose other than in the electrical industry nor sold or transferred to any other party. The importers will forward these undertakings from the buyers in original to the respective State Governments, in whose jurisdiction the sales are made, along with the statements of stocks and sales as required in para 11 below.

The imports of Transformer Oil will be required to pass the latest Indian Standard Specification. In such cases, however, where the Transformer Oil is supplied along with the Transformers, or where the Transformer manufacturers guarantee the performance of their Transformers only when they are filled with the Trans- former Oil of their own brand, the imports of such special types of Transformer Oils will also be allowed on merits of each case provided the importers furnish along with their applications detail- ed specifications of Transformer Oil, which they propose to import, giving colour, the specific gravity, the flash point (by Pensky Martens Closed Test), the viscosity (the temperature and the name of the instrument must be given) the dielectric strength (by procedure laid down in the I.S. Specification) and the loss on evaporation at 110 degree C. These specifications will be specified on the licence and the oil imported will be required to conform to these specifications.

(b) The import oi Medicinal Liquid Paraffin of U.S.P./B.P. specifications, Textile Finishing Oils, Textile Fibre Oils and Batching Oils for fibres will not be allowed.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 25o/I99^
APPENDIX 18—contd.

Issue of import licences for Mineral Oils Not Otherwise Specified falling under Serial No. 17 of Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule, is also subject to such conditions as may be imposed and such instructions as may be issued from time to time by the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi.

4. Import of Lubricating Oils falling under Serial No. 20 of Part V

of the I.T.C. Schedule

Licences for imports of Base Lubricating Oils will be granted to the Oil Companies who have recognised Lubricating Oil blending plants in the country and to the parties who have already made arrangements during the period 1966-67 for bulk im- portation, storage and blending of Base Lubricating Oils locally with any of the recognised blending units, on an ad hoc basis on the recommendation of the Ministry of Petro- leum and Chemicals, New Delhi. In special cases, the import of packed grades and types of Lubricating Oils may be allowed in packed form on an ad hoc basis on the recommendation of the Minis- try of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi.

5. The importers of Lubricating Oils, Mineral Oils N-O.S. etc., and Greases are also required to submit every quarter to the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi two returns giving. ,(i) their actual imports (both quantity and C.I.F. value), and (ii) their stocks and sales during the quarter in the proforma prescrib- ed, by that Ministry for this purpose before the end of the following month of the quarter to which they relate, failing which, their licences are liable to be suspended. If any further details are required, the same may be had direct from the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi.

6- No request for the grant of a licence for any back period for any of the items falling under serial numbers 8, 17 and 20 of Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule will be considered.

7. The applicants for the import of Lubricating Oils, Mineral Oils N.O.S-, Transformer Oils etc., and Greases falling under S. Nos. 20, 17, and 8 of Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule are required to furnish along with their respective import applications full details of the valid licences granted to them in the preceding periods and the details of the actual imports made by them against these licences upto the time of the commencement of the licensing period for which the application is made. These details should invariably show the licence numbers, the value of the licences granted, and the descrip- tion and value of the products actually imported by them against these licences up to the time of the comencement of the licensing period. This information should also invariably be furnished direct to the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi.

8- If any import of Lubricating Oils falling under S- No. 20 of Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule has been made by the applicants In drums/packs in the licensing period April, 1967/March, 1968, they should intimate to the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, direct
250/2O0 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY LPAKT I
APPENDIX 18—contd.

the imports of specific grades made during the period latest by the 30th June, 1968.

9. Import of White Oil (excluding Liquid Paraffin) of B.P. or its equivalent specification will be canalised only through a Govern- ment agency, against the specific licences issued for this product.

10. Spindle lubricating oil imported under S. No. 20/V should conform to a minimum standard of 36 seconds at 60°C (Red Wood No. 1, viscosity) with a closed Hash point (Pensky Martens) of a minimum of 140°C. The import of spindle oil of a lower viscosity and flash point will not be allowed against licences for lubricating oils falling under S. No. 20/V.

11. The importers of Transformer Oil, Switch Oil, Insulating Oil, and White Oil will be required to submit to the State Governments concerned in whose jurisdiction the sales are made, a statement of sales and stocks together with the undertakings, in original obtained from the purchasers that they will not use the oil for adulteration purposes, by the 15th of the month succeeding the month to which it relates, failing which action will be taken under the I.T.C. regula- tions. The form and manner in which the information is required to be furnished can be obtained from the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi.

12. Appications for imports of CRUDE* OILS will also be consi- dered in consultation with the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi. Licences for Crude Oils will be granted to the Refining Oil Companies importing the articles In bulk without packing on the recommendation of that Ministry and will be subject to the condition that the goods imported will be used in their own Refineries.

13. Separate applications should be submitted to the Chief Con- troller of Imports, New Delhi, as follows:—

I. Serial Nos. 105, 106—Part IV of the Schedule and Serial

Nos. 18, 19—Part V of the Schedule:—

Oil Companies should apply for bulk licences.

II. Serial No. 8.—Part V of the Schedule [Vide para. 2(b)].

For Greases.

III. Serial No. 17—Part V of the Schedule:—

Xi) Transformer Oil. (ii) Insulating Oil. (iii) Cutting Oil. ;(iv) Mineral Colza Oil.

(v) Shock Absorber Oil. (vi) Heat Transfer Oil. (vii) Aviation Specialities. r SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 25o/2oi
APPENDIX 18—concld.

(ix) Light Process Oil for light coloured rubber goods, (x) Mineral Oil for manufacture of insecticides, (xi) Special Graphited Oil for lubrication of glass moulds, (xii) Paraffin, Nepthanic or Aromatic Rubber Plasticisers.

N.B.—Even though separate applications are to bo made for the different sub-items, applicants should note that all applications for ad hoc licences should be made on the same day and in the same cover, furnishing cross-references regarding all the applications made by them for this Serial No. as a whole.

IV. Serial No. 20.—Part V of the Schedule (vide para. 4):—

For Lubricating Oils.

14. Preference will be given to the importers who can import supplies at the most economic prices.

*N.B.—By Crude Oils is meant all natural liquid products, con- sisting mainly hydrocarbons, which have undergone no treatment other than settling (decantation) dehydration, desalting, or stabili- sation, to which no products have been added other than those pre- viously recovered by physical methods in the course of these treat- ments.
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APPENDIX 19

(S. Nos. 87. 109/IV)

Drugs and Medicines—Licensing Policy for April 1968—March 1969.

Licences for Drugs and medicines falling under S. Nos. 87-109/IV will be granted to established Importers on the basis of a joint quota of past Imports of all the items falling under these Serial Nos. ex- cluding Homoeopathic medicines and Crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines. An established Importer can apply for a quota licence for general drugs and medicines in the following manner: —

(I) By obtaining a fresh quota certificate on the basis of his

East imports of all the items falling in these Serial num- ers in any financial year within the prescribed basic period, excluding past imports of (a) Homoeopathic medi- cines and (b) Crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines;

OR

(II) by having his existing quotas re-established on the basis of his past Imports of all the items falling under these S. Nos. excluding past imports of Homoeopathic medicines and Crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines, in a more favourable year within the prescribed basic period subject to the provisions regarding re-fixation of quota as contained in Section I of this Book.

OR

(Hi) In the case of an established Importer not availing of the provision in (ii) above, the import licence can be claimed on the basis of the combined values of existing quota cer- tificates held by him, for general drugs and medicines (consolidated) or in respect of individual items with the exception of Homoeopathic medicines and Crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines. Such existing quota certificates may or may not be of the same basic year. However, if the past imports of any item in the same basic year are included in the quota certificate for an individual item and also in the consolidated quota certificate for general drugs and medicines held by the Importer, such past imports will be excluded from one of the quota certi- ficates. For this purpose, the established importer will be required to produce documentary evidence failing which the combined value of his existing quota certificates will be reduced by 20% and his entitlement for the quota licence will be based on the balance value.
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APPENDIX 19—contd.

2. Quota licences will be issued in favour of the established importers on the basis •indicated below :—

Remarks

Item

Import quota

(") General Druga and Medicines 18% (i) Quota licences will be valid for import of items included in List I. Items included in List II and III will not be permitted to be imported against the quota licences. Quota licences will not also be valid for import of reagents labelled as specifically conforming to A.R. & C.R. qualities.

(z) Pa'st Imports of items classified under S. No. 3i(b)/V will not be counted for the purpose of fixation of quota for general drup and medicines.

'(if) Crude drugs for Ayurvedic and 24%

Unani medicines.

Quota licences will be valid for import of items shown in Annexure I of this Appendix. Items shown in Anncxure II will be permitted to be imported upto 25% of the face value of quota licence, subject to the condition that the value of import of individual item thereof docs not exceed 10% of the face value of the licence with the excep- tion of a few items which can be imported upto the percentage shown in the 'N.B.¹ under Annexure II.

,
230%

(1) Quota licences will also be valid for the import of Homoeopellet, lactose and special types of phials for bottling and storing homoeo- pathic medicines.

(2) Quota licences will not be valid for import of homoeopathic medi- cines intended for external appli- cations, but this restriction will not apply to import of Succus Cineraria Mantima.

(3) Preparations claiming to be Homoeopathic medicines but which contain drugs in therapeutic or prophylactic dosages as specified in non-homoeopathic pharmace- poeias will not be allowed to be imported against the licences.
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APPENDIX 19—contd.

3. Import for export production.

Certain drugs and medicines will be licensable only for export production against applications made under the Import policy for Registered Exporters, the details of which are given in Vol. II of the Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book).

4, Actual Users.

(i) General Drugs and medicines: —

The drug industry being a priority industry, its requirement of raw materials will be licensed in terms of the general policy for issue of licences in favour of the priority industries.

Actual user licences will be valid for import of any items not included in List II (banned list). Import of the items included in list III will, however, be allowed to be imported on restricted basis subject to endorsement by the regional licensing authorities.

Chemicals, solvant, flavouring agents, colours etc.—import of which is banned or restricted elsewhere in the Red Book will not be per- mitted to be imported.

(ii) Crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines

The requirement of the actual user will be licensed in terms of the general policy for issue of licence for raw materials in favour of the priority industries. The actual users should furnish a list of the items of crude drugs of Ayurvedic and Unani medicines desired to be imported by them.

5 Import of Free Samples of Drugs and Medicines.

In order to minimise delay and inconvenience to bonaflde sole representatives of manufacturers abroad in importing consignments of free samples of drugs and medicines, Customs Clearance Permits will be issued by the regional licensing authorities to cover import of free samples of drugs and medicines covered by List I of this Appendix, subject to the following conditions; —

(i) No remittance of foreign exchange is involved.

(ii) The c.i.f value of the consignment is reasonably small and does not in any case exceed Ks. 8,000/- (Rupees eight thousand only).

(iii) The samples are imported in packings which are distinctly different from regular trade packings; and

(iv) each packing is clearly marked "Physician's samples not to be sold".

Applications are to be made to the regional licensing authorities in the prescribed form and manner. Only one Customs Clearance Permit will be issued to the firm whenever necessary and for this- purpose only the Head Office of the firm should apply.
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APPENDIX 19—contd.

6. Import of new drugs

Requests for issue of Customs Clearance Permit for import of new drugs will be considered by the CCI&E, New Delhi. Such appli- cations should be made through the DGHS, New Delhi.

7. Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940—Applicability

The provisions of Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and the Rules, thereunder should be complied with wherever necessary. Appli- cants for import of drugs under the Import Trade Control Regula- tions should declare in their application forms that they hold valid licences under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 for sale of drugs applied for by them and also quote the number and date of that licence.

LIST I

The following drugs in the bulk unprocessed form, except where otherwise stated, and conforming to the specifications laid down in the Drugs and Cosmotics Act, 1940 or the Rules made thereunder- will be allowed to be imported. No preparations (other than those specifically mentioned against items in this list) of any one or more of the drugs will, hov/ever, be eligible for import: —

1. Acenocoumarol. 2. Acetazolamide. 3. Acetylcholine. 4. Acridines excluding preparations thereof and also excluding Profiavine, 5-amino~aeridine and preparations thereof.

5. Actinornycin-D and its injection. 6. Active principles of Ammi-visnaga, natural or synthetic. 7- Adcnosine, 8. Adrenochrorne Monosemicarbazone. 9. Adrenaline.

10J Agar Agar (Pharmaceutical grade). 11. Alphachymotrypsin and injection and tablets thereof. 12. Amidopyrine. 13. Aminophylline. 14. Aminopterine Sodium and its injection. 15. Amiphenazole and its injection. 16. Amphetamine sulphate. 17. Amphotericin-B and its injection. 18. Ampicillin and its preparations. 19. Amyl Nitrite.
-250/206 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
APPENDIX 19—contd.

20. Anhydrous dextrose. 21. Antazoline and its salts. 22. Apomorphine hydrochloride. 23. Atropine and its salts. 24. Bacitracin. 25. Bemegride and its injections. 26. Bretylium Tosylate and its injection. 27. Benzhexol hydrochloride. .28. Brilliant Green. 29. Busulphan and its tablets, 30. Butobarbitone. 31. Calcium disodium Edetate and its injection. 32. Calcium Pantothenate. 33. Carbachol. 34. Carbamazepine. 35. Carbimazole. 36. Cetrimide. 37. Chlorambucil and its tablets. 38. Chlorodiazepoxide (c.i.f. price should not exceed Rs. 300 per kg).

39. Chlorhexidine and its salts. 40. Chloroform for anaesthetic purposes. 41. Chloroquine and its salts. 42. Chlorpheniramine and its salts. 43. Chlorpromazine Hydrochloride. 44. Chlorthiazide. 45. Chlorxylenol. 46. Choline Chloride. 47. Chorionic Conadetrophin and ampoules thereof. 48. Chrysarobin and Dithranol. 49. Cholrthalidbne. 50. Cinchocaine hydrochloride. 51. Citrated Calcium carbimide and its tablets. 52. Cloxacillin and its capsules. 53. Cloflbrate and its capsules-

*54. Cocaine Hydrochloride.

55. Colistin. 56. Conjugated Estrogen and its injection. 57. Corticotrophin (ACTH) and its injection. 58. Cropropamide. 59. Crotethamide.
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60. Cyclophosphamide.

61. Cyclopropane. 62. Cyproheptadine.

63. Cyclopenthiazide. 64. Dexamethasone (the c.i.f. price should not exceed Hs. 55 per gram).

65. Dextroamphetamine and its salts.

*66.Dihydro-hydroxy codeinone and its salts. 67. Dimercaprol (B.A.L.) and its injection. 68. Diagnostic Agents as specified in Annexure 3.

69. Digitoxin. 70. Dipyridamole. 71. Disulphiram.

*72. Droperidol and Fentanyl Citrate injection.

73. Edrophonium chloride and its injection, 74. Ephedrine and its salts. 75. Ergot alkaloids. 76. Ergametrine Maleate. 77. Ergotamine and its salts.

78. Erythrityl Tetranitrate. 79. Erythromycin and its salts. 80. Ethacrynic acid. 81. Ethionamlde. 82. Ethopropazine. 83. Ethyl Biscoumacetate.

*84. Fentanyl citrate and its injection.

85. Fibrinolysin (Human).

86. Flumethiazide. 87. Fluoreseceine soluble. 88. Fluouracil and its injection. 89. Folic Acid.

90. Furaltadone. 91. Furazolldone. 92. Furosemide. 93. Gallamine Triethiodide. 94. Gentian Violet. 95. Glyceryl Trinitrate. 96. Glycosides of Strophanthus. 97. Griseofulvin. 98. Guanethidine. 99. Halothanc in bottles.

30 G. of I. Ex.—14.
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100. Hexamethonium Bromide. 101. Hexyl Resorcinol and preparations thereof which are used as anthelmintics.

102. Homatropine Hydrobromide. 103. Human Gamma Globulin and its injection. 104. Hydantoin and its derivatives, including phnytoin sodium in- jection.

105. Hydrochlorthiazide. 106. Hydroxyethyl Theophylline. 107. Hyoscine and its salts. 108. Ichthammol. 109. Imipramine. 110. Inositol. 111. Iodine. 112. Iodoxyuridine. 113. Isoproterenol injection. 114. Isoptin hydrochloride. 115. Isosorbide dinltrate. 116. Isoxsuprine. 117. Kaolin light, pharmacopoeial grade. 118. Kanamycin sulphate. 119. Lactose. 120. Lanatosides. 121. Leptazole. 122. Leucovorine Calcium and its injection. 123. Levarterenol Bitartrate and its injection. 124. Lobeline and its salts. 125. Magnesium Oxide. 126. Mandelamine. 127. Mannitol Hexanitrate. 128. Manno-Mustine and its injection and tablets thereof! 129. M'acamylamine Hydrochloride. 130. Melphalan and injection and tablets thereof. 131. Mephenesin. 132. Mephentermine sulphate. 133. Dl-Methionine and its derivatives. 134. Mercaptopurine and its tablets. 135. Mercurial diuretics™ 136. Methenamine Mandelate. 137. Metarminol tartrate and its injection.

•138. Methadone Hydrochloride.

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140. Methicillin (Sodium salt) and its injection. 141. Methocarbamol. 142- Methohexital Sodium. 143. Methoin.*. 144- Methotrexate and tablets and injections- 145. Methoxamine Hydrochloride. 146. Mcthoxy Fluraine in bottles. 147. Methyl dopa. 148. Metronidazole. 149. Mustine Hydrochloride and ampoules. 150. Nalorphine and its salts. 151- Nandrolene phenylpropionate. 152. Neomycin sulphate. 153. Neostigmine and its salts. 154. Nitrofurantoin. 155. Noradrenaline including 1-Noradrenaline Tartrate. 156. Normal Human Blood Plasma in a form ready for use. 157. Novobiocin. 158. Nylidrine hydrochloride. 159. Nystatin. 160. Octine. 161. Organic Arsenic Compounds, excluding carbarsone and Acetarsol.

162. Orpenadrine Hydrochloride. 163. Oxacillin and its capsules. 164. Oxyphenbutazone. 165. Oxyphenonium bromide. 166. Oxytocin. 167. Papaverine Hydrochloride 168. Paradione. 169. Paramomycin. 170. Paraldehyde. 171. Pempidine Tartrate. V72. Pentamethonium Bromide. 173. Penicillamine and its capsules. 174. Penicillinase and its injection. 175. Pentaerythrityl Tetranitrite with suitable diluent. 176. Pentobarbitone. 177. Pentolinium Tartrate. *178. Pethidine Hydrochloride.
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APPENDIX 19—contd. 179. Phencyclidine hydrochloride and tablets and injections thereof.

180. Pheniramine maleate. 181. Phenformin. 182. Phenobarbitone.

*183. Phenoperidine hydrochloride and its injections.

184. Phenothiazine including Phenothiazine dispersible. 185. Phenindione. 186. Phenoxy benzamine hydrochloride and its injection. 187. Phentolarnine. 188. Phenyl Azodiaminopyridine Hydrochloride. 189. Phenyl Butazone and its salts. 190. Phenylephrine hydrochloride. 191. Physostigmine and its salts. 192. Phenylmercuric nitrate. 193. Phthalyl Sulphathiazole. 194. Phytomenadione. 195. Picrotoxine and its injection. 196. Piperazine and its salts. 197. Poliomyelitis Vaccine (Sabin) including preparations thereof. 198. Poliomyelitis Vaccine (Salk) including preparations thereof. 199. Polymixin Sulphate sterile and vials thereof. 200. Polythiazide. 201. Potassium Guaiacol Sulphonate. 202. Prelidoxiine (2-PAM) and ampoules thereof. 203. Procaine Penicillin G. in oil with Aluminium monostearate.

(Import should not exceed 2 per cent, of the face value of quota licence).

204. Prenylamine Lactate. 205. Primaquine. 206. Primidone. 207. Probenecid. 208. Promethazine hydrochloride. 209. Procainamide. 210. Procyclidine Hydrochloride. 211. Polyvinyl Pyrrolidone (PVP). 212. Propantheline Bromide. 213. Propranolol hydrochloride and injections! and tablets thereof. 214. Protamine sulphate and its injection. 215. Pyrazmamide. 216. Pyridoxin Hydrochloride. 217. Pyrimethamine hydrochloride.
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218. Pyrithioxine and its tablets. 219. Quinidine sulphate. 220. Reserpine. 221. Riboflavine (Vitamin B2). 222. Russell's Vipar Venom or other snake venom. 223. Secobarbitone. 224. Serum Gonadotrophin and ampoules thereof. 225. Sodium Benzoate. 226. Sodium Pentnucleotlde. 227. Solution of Sodium and Methyl-glucamlne salt of N.N, Diacetyl-3, 5-dlamino-2, 4, 6 tri-iodo-Benzoic add.

228. Spironolactone. 229. Stlbophen. 230. Stllboeetrol. 231. Streptokinase-Streptodornase and tablets thereof. 232. Sulphacetamlde including Sodium salt. 233. Sucdnyl choline chloride. 234. Sulphadiazine. 235. Sulphadlmethoxlne. 236. Sulphadlmidine. 237. Sulphafurazole. 238. Sulphamethoxypyridazine. 239. Sulphaphenazole. 240. Sulthlame. 241. Suxethonlum Bromide and ampoules thereof. 242. Theobromine and its salts. 243. Theophylllne. 244. Thlamlne Mononitrate and Hydrochloride (Vitamin B l ). 245. Thiopentone Sodium. 246. Thiouracil and its alkyl derivatives. 247. Thio-Tepa and its injection. 248. Thyriod. 249. Tolazoline Hydrochloride, 260. Tolbutamide. 251. Triamterene. 2B2. Trihexyphenidyl hydrocloride. 253. Trifluoperazine hydrochloride. 254. Trimetaphan Comsylate and its injection. 255. Troxidone. 256. Thrombln. 257. Thrombokinase.
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258. Tryphan Blue. 259. Tuberculin. 260. Tubocurarine chloride. 261. Vasopressln and Its injection. 262. Vinblastine Sulphate and its injection. 263. Viomycin. 264. Xanthinol Nicotinate.

*Imports will be permitted against import certificates issued by the Narcotics Commissioner. NOTE:—Requests for inclusion of any other drug or medicine in the Essential List (List I) or in the quota licences may be addressed to the Regional Licensing Authorities indicating the value upto which the drug or medicine is intended to be imported. Full justification in support of the request and illustrative literature, if any, should be furnished. Such re- quests for endorsement on quota licences should be made, as far as possible, at one time and not later than four months after issue of the quota licences, to the Regional Licensing Authority concerned with a copy to the Directorate General of Health Services, New Delhi. Necessary recommendation will be made by the Directorate General of Health Services to the regional licensing authorities concerned on the basis of the copy of the request for endorsement received by him from the applicant.

While submitting applications for endorsement, the following information should be furnished.

(1) Value of quota licence held; and (2) Quantity and value upto which additional items are requir- ed and the c.i.f. prices at which the imports will be made.

LIST II

The list of Drugs and medicines and preparations thereof which will

not be permitted to be imported against licences issued for drugs

and medicines:

1. Acetyl Salicylic acid. 2. Allyl Isothiocyanate. 3. Ammonium Bromide. 4. Belle dona extracts. 5. Benzathine Pencillin. 6. Benzyl Benzoate. 7. Berberine and its salts. 8. Bismuth sub-carbonate. 9. Bismuth sub-nitrate. 10. Bismuth Oxychloride, 11. Bismuth Citrate.
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12. Bismuth Salicylate.

13. Borneol and its esters. 14. Brucine and its salts. 15. Buchu leaves.

16. Buclizine and its salts. 17. Carbarsone.

18. Chloral and chloral hydrate.

19. Chloramphenicol. 20. Colchicine. 21. Cortisone. 22. Cyclizine and its salts.

23. Chlorcyclizine,

24. Depsone (Di-aminCMiiphenyl-Sulphone) and its derivatives. 25. Diethyl—Carbamazine and its salts.

26. Emetine hydrochloride.

27. Ethyl chloride. 28. Ethyl ether and anaesthetic ether 23 Ethinyl Estradiol.

30. Ferrous fumarate, 31- Ferrous Gluconate.

32. Ferrous sulphate.

33. Halogenated derivatives of Hydroxyquinoline. 34. Hydrocortisone.

35- 17-L-hydroxyprogesterone and its esters. 36. Hydroxyzine Hydrochloride.

37. Hexamine. 38. Insulin all types. 39. Iron Ammonium citrate. 40. Iron Bromide.

41. Isonicotinic acid and hydrazide.

42. Lanolin (Adeps Lanae).

43. Liver extract injectable and oral grade.

44. Magnesium sulphate (Epsom salt).

45. Magnesium carbonate (Heavy). 46. Magnesium Trisilicate. 47. Meclozine and its salts. 47A. Menthol. 48. Meprobamate. 49. Mercurochrome.

50. Methyl Salicylate.

51. Methyl testosterone.
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52. Nicotinamide.

53. Nikethamide.

54. Nicotinic acid.

55. Para amino Salicylic acid and its salts,

56. Paracetamol.

57. Penicillin G (Sodium/Potassium/Procaine) and Phenoxv Methyl Penicillin.

58. Peptone.

59. Potassium acetate.

60. Potassium bitartrate.

61. Potassium bromide.

62. Potassium citrate.

63. Prednisone.

64. Prednisolone.

65. Progesterone. 66. Salicylic acid all grades. 67. Sera and Vaccines such as Cholera vaccine, T.A.B. vaccine, Anti-rabic vaccine, Anti-influenza vaccine and Antl-venum serum.

68. Sodium Bromide. 69. Sodium formate. 70. Sodium salicylate. 71. Sodium sulphate. 72 Sodium. phosphate. 73. Sodiutn Acetate. 74. Sodium Citrate. 75. Sorbltol. 76. Strychnine and its salts. 77. Testosterone and Its esters.

77A. Tetrachlorethylene.

78. Thiacetazone including preparatins thereof. 79. Tonic or medicated wines.

79A. Trichlorethylene.

80. Vitamin A. 81. Vitamins of B-12 group (Cyanocobalamin and Hydroxocoba- lamin.)

82. Vitamin C (Ascorbic acid) and its salts and esters. 83. Vitamin K. 84. Zinc undecylenate.
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LIST III

List of items import which may be allowed to Actual Users on a restricted basis.

1. Absorbable Gelatine sponge. 2. Acetarsol.

3. Aluminium Glycinate. 4. Aluminium hydroxide gel. 5. Calcium D-Saccharate. 6. Calcium Gluconate, injectable grade only. 7. Calcium lactate. 8. Calamine. 9. Caffeine and its salts,

10. Chlorobutol. 11. Chloramphenicol palmitate. 12. Chloropropamide. 13. Glycerophosphoric acid and its salts. 14. Heparine. 15. Lignocaine. 16. Methylester of para-hydroxy benzoic acid (methyl-paraben)- 17. Morphazinamide hydrochloride. 18. Noscapine (Narcotine). 19. Phenacetine. 20. Potassium Hydrogen Tartrate. (Cream of tartar). 21. Potassium sodium tartrate (Rochelle salt). 22. Potassium Iodide. 23. Procaine Hydrochloride. 24. Saccharine. 25. Santonin. 26. Silver protein, mild and strong. 27. Sodium Cyclamate. 28. Sodium Iodide. 29. Sulphanilamide. 30. Sulphaguanidine. 31. Tetracyclines and their salts. 32. Vitamins D2 and D3.
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APPENDIX 19—contd.

ANNEXURE 1

[Please see para- 2(ii)]

English name of the crude drug

5. No.

AyuiVcdic and Unani name of

the crude drug

Kulinjana or Galangal.

Alpina Galangfl WfJd (rhizome) .

r.

Gharikum, Gheralram.

Polyperun officinalis Erie* (entire plant)

3.

Vanshlochan.

Bamtmaa arundinaceH Wild (deposit In the

3.

CUbllB).

Bevcr Castorcuin

4-

Bum Jan at

'j-

Cbobschini.

Smllax china U nn (root)

6.

Kababchini.

PlDer ciibebu Linn (fruit)

7-

Gul-e-gafix.

Gentiana Olivieri Griseb (flower)

8.

Unnab.

Zbrphua sativB geartn Indian jujube, Chinese

9-

date (fruits).

JaJ pB.

Ipoemia convolyulun Purga (roors)

fO.

Haubera, hapusha.

Junipcrus communii Linn (fruits) Juniper

I I.

berries.

Lavandula stoecbas Linn (flowers and Leavca) Dharu.

1 2.

Shirkhista.

Cotoneaiter reccniflora Koch Manna (exu-

"3-

datc)

HabulBS.

Myrtus communis Linn, (seeds) .

"4.

Nakhuna, lidil-ul-maHk.

Melllotus offlcinalis Lam. (podn).

15-

Gaozaban.

Onosma bracteatum Wall (Entire Planf)

16.

Salab.

Orchis maecula Linn (root)

17-

Akarakara,

18.

Anacydui pyrethrum DC. pellitory root

(Roots).

Yawasaka, Taranj bina.

Alhifli pseudalhEgi (Bieb) Desv. Persian

19.

Manna Plant (Erudate).

Rummimaetagi.

Pistada lentiscus Linn (Resin) ,

2 0.

Priysngu, Ghaunla.

Prunia mahaieb Linn (kernels)

2 1.

Bndian.

Illicium yerurn Book. f. (friiitg) star aniae or

2 2.

Khatai.

China.

Shllajlt.

ShU"|eet (exudate)

33-

Todwi.

Leplcinun I erls LJun. f""cds)

"4*
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ANNEXURE 2

[Please see para. 2(ii)]

Ayurvedic and Unanl name of the crut

English name of the crude drug

S. No.

drug

3

I

3

Achadna Fulicu ((hell of land snail)

. Nakhala.

•i

Arsenic diiulpblde . . ..

. Mumell of ManashUa.

•3

Astragalus Sarcacola Dycock

. Guiara, Guzad, Anzarrot.

*3

Ambergris (Ambrs grasea).

. Ambar.

4

Broken Coral Reeds . . ..

. Pravai; Monga.

*5

Centauiea hehau Linn ,

•6

. Bahaman Safed

Commlphera Myrrha (Nees) Engl.

. HiraboL

7

Cianatnomum zcylanieum Blume

. Kalmi-DalchJnl.

*8

Cinabav . . • • .•

o V

Croton seeds, Croton tiglium Linn

Dantee bceja, Jamalgota.

10

Crude Resin Pinus Succinifcrra. .

. Kharuba.

•n

Dorema Ammoniacum D. Don. .

• l2

. Ushaka.

G"lmusdraco

. Dragon** Blood, Kriadukhi.

13

Gordnia hanbuiyi Hask

. Usare revanda, Kankahtha.

•14

Olycyirhiza Roots . . ..

. Mulethl.

i3

Long Pepper (Piper Longum Linn)

. Piplij Plmpli; Pipa.

• i"

Myrlstica fmgrmnj Houtt (Nutmeg) ,

. Jal Phal.

• i7

Oak galls, Quercus infectoria Oliv

* i8

. Maya-phala, Majuphala.

Pearly real (Medicinal)

. MoU.

*I9

Senega Root

30

• ..

Etnbelia dbeB Burnf. . . ..

. Baberang, Valvarang.

ax

Saffron

• 22

•

Scammony resin . . ..

. Sakmunia.

33

Silicate of Lime . . ..

24

. Hijrate-Hau.

. Satherpathi.

25

•

Withania coagulans Dunel .

26

. Panii Dodo (Paner bad)u

HartaL

Yellow Orplment . . ..

• 27

28

Fala-Fali,

Zahar Mohra,

• 20

N.B.—•The"e Items will be allowed to be Imported only upto 5 % of the face value

the quota licences for Cvude Drags fov Ayurvedic and Unaol medicines.
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ANNEURE 3

Please see item No. 68 of List—I.

Diagnostic Agents which are eligible for Import against the entry "Diagnostic Agents" as specified In List I of this Appendix.

(A) The following Diagnostic Agents mentioned in the National Formulary of India 1966: —

1. Alpha Ketoglutaric acid. 2. Amlnonaphtholsulphonic acid. 3. Betaphenanthroline. 4. Bilirubin. 5. Bromsulphalein. 6. Ceric sulphate. 7. Cephalcholestrol. 8. Cholesterol (Analar). 9. Congo Red.

10. Creatinine (Analar). 11. Digitonin. 12. Diphenly Carbazone. 13. Diphospho Pyrldine Nucleotide. 14. Disodium orthoarsenate. 15. Dl-Alanine. 16. Dl-Aspartic acid. 17. Dichlorophenol indophenol. 18. Evans Blue. 19. Flourescein. 20. Galactose. 21. Histamine Acid Phosphate. 22. Indigo-Carmine. 23. Inulin. 24. Jackbean meal. 25. Methylene Blue. 26. Neostigmine Methyl Sulphate. 27. Octyl Nitrite. 28. Phentolamine Methane Sulphonate. 29. Picric acid. 30. P-amino hippuric acid. 31. P-methylaminobenzaldehyde. 32. Proaccelerin plasma. 33. Sodium Choleate.
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34. Sodium Dehydrocholate. 35. Sodium Pyruvate. 36. Sodium Tungstate. 37. Sulpho salicylic acid. 38. Thromboplastin. 39. Thrombin (Topical). 40. Titan yellow. 41. Tributyrin (CP.). 42. Trichloroacetic acid. 43. Tris (hydroxymethyl) aminomethane. 44. Uric acid.

(B) Biological Diagnostic Agents. (1) Agglutinable Suspensions. (2) Agglutinating Sera excluding following:—

(i) Anti 'A' Sera. (ii) Anti 'B' Sera,

(iii) Anti 'D' (Rho) Sera.

(3) Clostridium Diagnostic Sera. (4) Diagnostic Reagents for veneral diseases namely: —

(i) Freis Antigen, (ii) Kahn Antigen, (iii) Wassermann Antigen.

(5) Horse Serum. (6) Species Precipitating Sera. (7) Streptococous grouping Sera. (8) Viral Antigens and Sera. (9) The following Agents, namely: —

(1) Antistreptolysin 'O'.

(ii) Bovine Albumin, (ill) Coomb's Serum. (iv) Immune Flouresent Reaction Reagents. (v) Koch old Tuberculine. (vi) Reagent for casoni's test,

(vii) Streptolysin 'C

(C) X-Ray Diagnostic Agents. Those X-Ray Diagnostic Accents which are included in the latest editions cf the Indian Pharmacopoeia, British Pharmacopoeia, the US.p., the National Formulary of India and the following either in bulk unprocessed form or in a form ready for use: —

1. Calcium Ipodate. 2. 3-5-diido-4, pyridone-N-Acetic Acid Morpholinium Salt.
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3. lodoalphionic Acid. 4. Iodomide. 5. Phenobutiodil. 6. Propyl Docetrizoate. 7. Sodium Diatrizoate with Methyl Glucomine Diatrizoatt. 8. Sodium Ipodate.

(D) Stains used in the diagnosis of various diseases by way of microscopic examination: —

1. Acid Fuchsin. 2. Basic Fuchsin. 3. Brilliant Cresyl Blue. 4. Brilliant Green. 5. Bromocresol Green. 6. Carmine. 7. Crystal Violet. 8. Giemsa Azure. 9. Leishman's Stain.

10. Methylene Blue. 11. Methyl Green. 12. Methyl Violet. 13. Rhodamine B. 14. Safranin. 15. Sudan Red. 16. Trypan Blue. 17. Wright's Stain.

NOTE:—Stains indicated under (D) above may be imported as in packings not exceeding 25 gms. except Giemsa Azure and Leishman's Stain which may be Imported In packings not exceeding 500 gms.
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APPENDIX 20

(Reference remarks against S. No. 324 (a) /TV and 34-37 (b)/V In Section III.)

ARTISTS' MATERIALS—LIST OF PERMISSIBLE ITEMS

1. Artists' brushes and Artists' air-brushes.

2. Artists' prepared canvas boards and sketching boards.

3. Bristol Boards. (Bristol boards that are admissible for import as Artists' materials are superior types of boards used for wash and pen ink drawing. These consist of two or more layers of fine rag paper pasted together).

4. Canvas papers.

5. Canvas cloth.

6. Drawing paper in rolls.

7. Erograph Ruling Pens.

8. Etching tools and lino tools.

9. Hog hair brushes.

10. Lettering pen.

11. Latraset products namely: —

(I) Instant Lettering, (ii) Instant Dry Colour system, (iii) Instant Shading Tints/Texture, (iv) Instant Electronic system, (v) Aerosol '10]' Protective quoting.

12. Modelling tools.

13. Paper Rolls 704/BH (60"X20 yds) and 379/BH-(60"X20 yds).

14. Pastels without wooden covering.

15. Palette knives.

16. Photo-mount-paste and dry mounting tissues.

17. Pointing apparatus for sculptors.

18. Sable hair brushes.

19. Scraper boards.

20. Stag screens.

21. Natural Tracing papers and rolls.

22. Water colours.

23. Water colour boxes.

221
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24. Water colour tubes (artists quality) the following: —

Yellow Ochre. Vermilion. Crimson Loke. Cobalt Blue. Ceruline Blue. Raw Siena. Hookers' Green.

25. Wash brushes.

Applications for import of permissible Artists' materials from re* cognised Art Societies/Associations will be considered by CCI., New Delhi on the recommendation of Ministry of Educntion.

2. Licences for Artists' materials are given for the import oi articles genuinely needed for the use of artists. Any attempt to import articles, which are not bona fide intended for this purpose, will render the importer liable to be debarred from receiving licences under this concession.

Remarks:

In terms of Ministry of Commerce I.T.C. Order No. 2/66, dated 16th June, 1966 as amended, vide I.T.C. Order No. B/66, dated 24th June 1966, Artists' materials namely water colour tubes, canvas, brushes (made of Hog or Sable hair) and Palette knives can be imported by any individual for his personal use without an import licence, provided the c.ii. value of the import at any one time shall not exceed Rs. 150.
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APPENDIX 21

Import policy for Books falling under Sr. Nos. 169-170/IV fur April 1968—March 1969, 'for Established Importers

1. Import licences will be issued to established importers on a quota of 150 per cent.

2. On specific request, quota licences will be endorsed by the licensing authority to make them valid for the import of (i) technical journals and magazines, (ii) news magazines and (iii) non-technical journals and magazines. Such endorsements will not permit non- technical journals and magazines for more than 40 per cent of the face value of the licence, and not more than 20,000 copies of a single non-technical journal and magazine per issue, will be allowed to be reported. While making requests for endorsements, the applicants should submit five copies of the list of journals, magazines and news magazines sought to be imported. The import of magazines, periodi- cals and journals appearing in List—I of this Appendix, will not be allowed to be imported under any circumstances.

3. Books of fiction can be imported only up to 10 per cent of the face value of the quota licence. However books of fiction meant for children will not be subject to this restriction.

4. Import of undesirable types of books, comics and fictions, will not be allowed to be imported against licences for books.

5. Import of map globes will also not be permitted against licences for books.

6. Reprints of books, i.e. extracts of topics or research materials of interest can be imported against quota licences.

7. Quota licences may be endorsed permitting import of edu- cational film strips to the required extent on production of evidence of orders for supply of strips to the educational institutions.

8. Quota licences can also be utilised for import of teaching aids of the undermentioned categories up to 10 per cent of the face value thereof:—

"Teaching aids falling in the category of mental, psychological tests other than paper and pencil, and scholastic tests, flash cards, writing folders, cut out and press out books for model making, phonic cards, work-books and word building and picture dictionery cards, geographical note books and recording cards, and records for learnging of languages."

9. Applications from established importers will also be considered for the grant of supplementary licences which will be valid only for the import of books mentioned in List—II in this Appendix. On specific request, the licensing authority mav also endorse such licenced

10 G. of I. Ex.—15.
25o/224 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
APPENDIX 21—contd.

to make them valid for import of technical journals and magazines, and for the import of books other than those mentioned in List—II in this Appendix. Such requests should be accompanied by five copies of the list of technical journals and magazines/books sought to be Imported. Applications for issue of supplementary licences- should be made to the regional licensing authority concerned by 15th> October, 1968.

10. Quota/supplementary licences will also be valid for the Import of books appearing in List—II in this Appendix, in sheet form.

11. The existing concession whereby the Collectors of Customs- are authorised to release post parcels containing books, magazines- and periodicals without the importers having to produce the import licences, will continue during April 1968—March 1969 period. The licensee will ensure that only such books, magazines and journals are got released under this concession, for the import of which he holds a valid licence. The value of books, magazines and journals imported by post parcels will be deemed to have been debited to the licence against which the import has been made.

12. Importers of books should obtain IVC Registration/Exemption. Numbers. However, applications for import licences made during, April 1968—March 1969 period, will be considered even without the production of IVC Numbers.

13. Applications from the new comers will be considered for issue of licences for books on the following basis : —

(a) Applicants should have been dealing in the internal trade- of books for a minimum period of one year during any of the years April 1965—March 1966, April 1966—March 1967 and April 1967—March 1968.

(b) The minimum internal purchase turnover of books in a year falling within the aforesaid peried should be Rupees one lakhs.

(c) Licences will be issued for the value equal to 10 per cent of the annual purchase turn-over as certified by the- Chartered Accountant, or for Rupees two lakhs, whichever is less.

(d) Licences issued will be valid only for import of books- mentioned in List—II in this Appendix.

Applications should be accompanied by a certificate from the Char- tered Accountant showing the details of individuals' purchase transac- tions of books viz., date, value and name and address of the persons or firms from whom the purchases were made.

14. An established importer of books can also apply for licence as new comer in terms of remark (13) above, provided he does not claim a quota licence.
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APPENDIX 21—contd.

LIST I

List of journals and magazines import of which will not be allowed against licences for S. Nos. 169-170/IV

AC C A C E. Action for Man. Adam. All Men. Arcadia. After Dark. Bachelor. Best Nudes- Best Carton from Escapade, Blue Book. Beauty Parade. Caper. Carnival. Can Can. Caper May. Cartoon Carnival Cavalcade. Crogins. Cabaret. Darling. Date Mates- Dude- Deobnar. Escapade. Figure.

For Men Only. Focus. Frolic. Follies. Gent.

Gentlemen. Girl.

Good Humer. Gala. Glamour Parade
250/226 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
APPENDIX 21—contd

Health and Efficiency. He. Hit Parade. Knight. King. K^mera. Les Girl. Lover Lies Lab. Men Only. Modern Man- Men. Mirage. Missi. My Life Flower. Man's Adventure. Man's Book. Man's Life. Man's Conquest- Man's Magazine. Man's Story. Man's Prime. Man's Wori.d. Men Illustrated. Men To-day. Mr. Man.

New Man. Nu Art. Nude. Nugget. Nudget. Naturalist. Nude Living. Nudist Pictorial. Nudist Times. Naturist. Play Boy. Pent House. Pictures- Pussy Cat.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 25o/22?
APPENDIX 21—contd.

Pin UP.

Parade.

Fix.

Paris Holly Wood.

Paris Cocktail.

Paiis Paradise.

Real Man.

Rogue,

Sir (Publisnea Irom U.S.A.).

She

Solo.

Stag.

Sun Bathing.

Swank.

Swank Special.

Sun Dial.

Sun and Sport.

Sex in Japan.

Scamp.

Toper.

Tab.

Talc.

True Love

True Action.

True Man.

Teenage Nudist.

Van.

Vue.

Wild Cat.

Wink.

Women Man Only.
250/228 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY I'PART [
APPENDIX 21—Gontd.

LIST II

Standard technical books or books of reference concerning law and

legal practice, or for use in connection with medical practice,

scientific research or industrial process, the import of which will

be permitted against supplementary licences issued for S. N03.

169-170. IV—Categories of.

I, Agriculture and Animal Husbandly

(a) Animal Husbandry/Livestock. (Jb) Botany and Horticulture. (iy Dairy Farming. (a) Entomology. (e) Forestry and Wood Technology. (f) Plant Pathology and Cytology. Q) Poultry Farming. Qi) Fertilizers, (i) Gardening. (j) Stock-breeding and Fisheries.

. fa) Advertising.

2. Applied Arts . . ..

Business and Industrial Management.

3.

Education . . ..

(6; CraftB and Home Industries. (e) Music/Dance. (a) Drawing, Painting and Sculpture. (") Photography. (0) Accounting/Auditing. (6) Economics. (c) Finance. (a) Market Research. (t) Office Management. . (a) Educational Psychology.

4-

History

5.

(b) Pedagogy: Theory and Practice. (c) Physical Education and Recreation. (d) Teaching Arts. . (a) Ancient History, (b) Modern History. (fi) Politics/Constitutions, etc.

. (a) Torts.

Law and Legal Affaire' •

6.

Medical Sciences

7, t *

Military Strategy and History

R.

(b) Criminal Procedure. (
Technology.

9. Reference

(a) Atlases. (b) Classics. (c) Dictionaries and encyclopaedia. (a) Lanpuages and phrase books.

Subjects ttnght in institutes.

10
SEC, 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/229
APPENDIX 21—concld.

I I. Technical and Engineering

(I) Aeronautical and Aircraft. (2) Architecture, building and engineering. (3) Chemistry, Bio-Chemistry, Chemical

and Industrial Chemical Engineering.

(4) Automobile Engineering, (5) Electrical Engineering, (6) Electronics, Radio, Wireless "nd Tfl;

vision.

(7) Mechanical Engineering. fa) Mining Engineering. (9) Nuclear Energy. 10) Petroleum Engineering. H) Textile Engineering. 12) Material Engineering. 13) Nuclear Engineering and Technology. 14) Hydraulics. 15) Telecommunication. 16) Civil and Structural. 17) Highway Engineering. 1%) Transport Engineering, 19; Refrigeration and Pneumatic Techno.

logy.

ia) WorkshopPractice. 21) Machine Tools. 22) Instrument Technology. 23J Minerals Engineering. 24) Automation and Sevo-Mechanism. 25) Cybametics.

1 2.

Subject prescribed by variou* Unlverstiei Text Books

and Schools.

Science

H i.

1) Astronomy. 2) Bacteriology/Genetics, etc.

) olOlUJJy. j Earth Sciences, Soil erosion. ) Geography.

6) Geology.

) Mathematics ana Statistics. ) Metallurgy. ) Mineralogy.

10) Petrology. 11) Physics. 12 Zoology, 13 Astrophisics. 14 Geodesy. 15 Chemistry.

( L6 Microbiology. (17 Biochemistry. (18) Biophysics. .19) Meteorology. 10) Geophysics. 21) Anthropology. 22) Botany. 23) Crystftllogruphv.

•"4. Management and Organisation of Scit— nee and Technology. Operations* Research, Hlstoty of Science.

Library Science.

IS

1 6. Documentation and Reprography.

fruiting Technology.

17.
25o/23o THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY ['PART I
APPENDIX 22

(Section II—S. No. 334/IV)

IMPORT OF POSTAGE STAMPS WHETHER USED OR UNUSED (S. NO. 334/IV) AGAINST PAST EXPORTS OF SUCH STAMPS—SCHEME FOR ISSUE OF LICENCES FOR.

Attention is invited to remark (2) against S. No. 334/IV of Sec- tion II of the current Red Book- With a view to promoting exports of 'Postage stamps, whether used or unused' (S. No. 334/IV), it has been decided to issue licences for their import under this Scheme subject to the following conditions: —

(i) Only the established exporters of postage stamps will be eligible to receive licences under this scheme. For this purpose, it is necessary for them to get their names registered with the Import licensing authorities at the ports.

(ii) Import licences will be issued for a value equal to 35 per cent, of the f.o.b. value of foreign exchange actually earned by the applicant against proved exports of postage stamps to foreign countries, during the previous year. For this purpose, exports to Nepal, Tibet, Sikkim, Bhutan and former Portuguese possessions in India will be excluded.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/2^1
APPENDIX 23

(Section II—S. No. 28 (4) /II)

Sissti of V. belts allowed against Actual User licences for S No. z8 (4)111—List oj

SECTION

SECTION SECTION

SECTION SECTION 'A* "B" •C¹ 'D' 'E' 6i 62 63 9J 158 62 63 65 120 180 63 64 68 121 195 64 65 71 122 210 65 66 75 128 238 66 66-; 78 144 29R 68 68 Si IS8 328 70 70 85 162 35K 71 71 90 173 72 72 93 178 73 73 96 180 74 75 98 195 75 78 100 204 79 105 210 80 80 108 220 81 Si 112 224 32 82 120 225 84 83 124 238 85 84 126 240 90 S5 128 26S 93 $6 130 270 96 87 134 298 97-5 - 88 I36 300 100 89 144 314 103 9° 156 328 105 93 158 33C 107 95 160 340 108 96 162 358 112 97 173 160 120 98 180 403 124 100 185 104 186 t²l128 105 191 142 IOS 195 I44 no 197 I46 112 204 t;8 120 210 121 225 122 23S 124 240 128 268 134 270 136 298 144 300 138 ^28 162 330 173 340 180 T>8 195 360 210 4GS 238 240 268 37c

2*3 2q8 300 •}28 340 40-
350/232 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY ['PART I
APPENDIX 24

(Section II—S. No. 1-B/III)

COAL-TAR DYES—S. No. 1-B/III—LICENSING POLICY FOB

APRIL 1968—MARCH 1969

The licensing policy has been set out in the succeeding para*

graphs.

2. Licences for import of permissible coal tar dyes as specified In this Appendix will be granted to registered exporters in terms of the policy indlcatd in Vol. II of this Book.

3. Coal tar dyes :

Import of the following dyr" will only be permitted :—

I. Acid Dyti :

Hue No.

(A)

C,I. No.

1. Acid Yellow No

IS

18835

PI it

2.

54

19010

Ft "•

3-

7°

t* •"

127

A-

• • '1

131

5.

6.

43

•* "t

94

7-

•8.

5*

45100

*" T^

in

•y.

23265

" "J

TO,

119

H 1 •

I I.

138

** " . ..

1.2.

14?

Pi •>

183

I8"00

13-

KJ t •

14.

191

w *

r"i ti

•<*

194

15.

n if

2 12

16.

" .*

Tl I*

249

17.

•/8I34

f ** 18. J6I 'I t' 19. 263
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 25o/233
APPENDIX 24—contd.

Hue No.

C.I. No.

2 0.

Acid Green No.

13

13425

• V PA

16

21,

44025

M *"

IX.

61580

37

"3 '" 2 3- 40 "* t. 24. 71 • •

2 5.

45190

9

M **

60730 26.

43

II •"

37.

•;7

• •

** J"

^8.

48

• •

• f "*

+ * 3 9.

34

S8

16260

30-

15

Blue .

42643

3 1.

• > •*

40

62125

32

"f t

63010

33-

45

• • tt

30313

34- 59 II PJ 35- 82 .. ** ""

41660

83

36.

• ( '

90

37

4*5 J 5

t * r

If

J)

H

126

38.

..

127

" ) I J " +

6n3) 39-

" *'

.40.

ia"

*r t^

tfti

4 1.

pi •*

62075

138

4 2.

t* "i

T40

4?-

IV ^*

142

44.

• >

+" ft

i 43

43.

148

46.

J7

154

i. ,.

i 57

48.

175

49.

• -

r . 1-

( Hi

50.

Black

X67U

5 1.

5r<

j a.

fl
250/234 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
APPENDIX 24—contd.

B. MitaJ comphxl i i Oyu-Redi, Grttw and Bluti permitted for

Importi

II. Dirtct Dyes :

I.

Direct Rod No.

9

•> ii

2.

II

•* ••

20

3-

I5O7S

" B l a ck . . ..

25040

4.

71

III. Bask Dyti :

i.

Basic Orange No.

6

46035

i* ii

2.

46005

14

45160

„ Red .

t

3.

2

50240

4-

•• "

12

48070

5-

B l ue . . ..

6.

7

42595

IV. Mordant Dyes :

M o r d a nt Y e l l ow N o.

l.

id7f"

30

tt •"

2.

46

R ed . . ..

11

58000

3.

• • * m

36

4.

13250

tr Brown .

33

J-

6.

..

• • * *

63

I

" Blue . . ..

4383O

7.

*•

43820

8.

3

JJ * r, * S

16680

* < * *

13

9-

1 0.

6a

..

M BUcfc .

18160

i t.

38

rt It*

13.

*.

44

V. Atoic Coupling Vompommt :

i.

6

37532

ti

2.

32

37S8-
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 25o/235
APPENDIX 24—contd.

VI. Fast Colour Baits t

i.

6

Azoic Diazo Components No.

37O1J

i> •• "

2.

37165

41

..

i.

ip

42

3.

37150

•' •* it

1.

48

37235

VII. Vai Dyei :

i.

26

Vat Yellow No.

65410

2.

S-398

33

2

" Orange ,

3.

59705

9} •"

5

4-

73331

"( t*

69023 5-

15

1

Red .

7336o

• • ft

2

7-

73365

R ed . . ..

10

8.

67000

59310

9. 37 10. " JJ * * • 45 73860 II „ B r o wn . . .. 11 .. 12. tt % > • ' *' 19 .. *3- )> ii • - * 25 690io 14. " J" • 30 15. 38 16. •5 " • • * • 44 7 0 8 03 17. JJ 1, . . .. 47 .. t8. „ Green - 8

7IO5O

19.

• "

2 0,

z6

fj l" • *

..

2 1.

Jl "

29

..

,* V i o l et . . ..

22.

t7

63365

23.

„ B l ue

730OO & 73OOI

2

15 IP -

24.

73045

22

15.

59820

It

?*,

53630

43
2 5 0 / 2 36 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY [ ' P A RT !•
APPENDIX 24^-contd.

66

Vn Blac No. .

S—419

"7.

2 8.

I

„ B l a ck . . ..

73670

8

71000

n "•

n n

3°.

3°

3 1. t m

Sulphur Dy*s 1

VIII.

Sulphur,Yellow No.

I.

53120

10

„ Brown „ . .

53055

3- •J M >. • 35 • • 4. U JJ •> • 51

53327

" " ">

5-

?5

53135

60

6.

" JU 1.

53325

10

„ Green „ .

7.

T

„ Blue „ .

8.

53^35

" 11 a

9.

A

53335

1 0.

M J> ,1 • . •

IS

53540

II

„ Black „ .

1 1.

53290

IX. Ingrain Dyts 1

1. Ingrain Blue No. .

1

74240

2.

a

" " . ( • ••

74160

X. Ditptri* Dyts 1

All Diipeno Dye* are permitted for Import* excluding the following Dyea 1—

Disperse Yellow No.

1

I.

10345

2.

"855

U " I* • • •

3

tl " II • • •

13770

3-

4

]> " 11 • • •

10375

9

4-

II II If

58900

13

5.

•• If III

6.

26070

23

„ Orange „ .

11005

3

7-

S. JJ tt 0 - -

lr

60700

jj j> " • •

26080

9.

n

1 0.

1

„ Red „ . . .

n no

n.

11215

" j> 11 - . •

5
SLC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 25o/237'
APPENDIX 24^contd.

1 2.

m i 's

Disperse Red No.

r>O7i0

t<

jt " ,*

13-

[T3IO

"7

1 4.

61 too „ V i o l et . . ..

'

13-

6IIO5

4

I".

„ B l ue ,.

23

61545 "7-

26

18.

1

II36S

„ B l a ck . . . ..

19.

II2JO

R ed „

2 0.

XI, Beactivt Dytt 1

Import of Reactive Dyes except the undermentioned 22 dyes will be p e r- mitted upto 10% of face value of licences for coal iar dyes. Import of the fol- lowing Reactive Dyes will not be permitted :—

2

Reactive Yellow No.

S-4S6

S-486 Reactive Yellow No.

3

("•)

Reactive Yellow No.

(II'O

S-487

4

S-48S Reactive Yellow No.

7

11

Reactive Yellow No.

S-489 (*)

Reactive Yellow No.

13

S-489

S-490 Reactive Yellow No.

15

I

S-493 Reactive Orange No.

(urn)

2

Reactive Orange No.

S-49?

( ")

Reactive Orange No.

5

S-494 (*)

Reactive Orange No.

7

S-495

(*0

Reactive Orange No.

13

(*""•)

2

(xiii)

Reactive Red No. . S-497 C*"") Reactive Red No. . 4 S-49& Reactive Red No. . 11 S-501 o"o Reactive Red No. . 21 S-504 (jctu'O Reactive Blue No. . 3 S-51C Reactive Blue No. . S-510

(xviii)

4

Reactive Blue No. . 9 S-512 ("*) Reactive Blue No. . 13 S-5I3 Reactive Blue No. . IS S-5U Reactive Blue No. . •2 1

(xxii)

S-31
250/238 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
APPENDIX 24—contd.

Dyes Intermediates . . .. A. U. applications will be considered by the Regional Licensing Authorities in the following manner :—

(0 No llcenceB will be granted for import of Dyes Intermediates men- tioned in List I of the Annexure to this Appendix,

(iV) Licences for import of dyes inter- mediates mentioned in List II of the Annexure to this Appendix will be allowed for export pro- duction only.

(HI) Import of dyes intermediates men- tioned in List III of the Annexure to this Appendix will be allowed on restricted basis.

("u) Licences granted for imfOt of Dyca Intermediates will be valid for Import of items mentioned in List IV of the Annexure to this Appendix.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/239
APPENDIX 24—contd.

ANNEXURE

LIST I

DYES INTERMEDIATES BANNED FOR IMPORT

1. Benzanthrone.

2. Beta-Amino-Anthraquinone.

3. Beta-Naphthylamine (Fast Scarlet B Base).

4. Beta-Oxynaphthoic Acid (B.O.N. Acid).

5. Dinitro Stilbene Disulphonic Acid.

fl. Sulphanilic Acid.

10 G. of I. —16.
250/24° T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY CPART I
APPENDIX 24—contd.

ANNEXURE

LIST II

DYES INTERMEDIATES IMPORT OF WHICH IS PERMITTED FOR EXPORT

PRODUCTION.

1. 3-Carboxy-l-(p-Sulphophenyl)-5-Pyrazolone.

2. 4:4 Diaminostilbene Disulphonic Acid.

3. Diethyl Meta Aminophenol.

4. Diphenylamine.

5. l-(2:5 Dichloro-4-sulphenyl)-3-Methyl-Pyrazolone.

6. Metanilic Acid.

7. Phenyl Methyl Pyrazolone.

ti. 1 ~(p-Sulphophenyl)-3-Mathyl-5-Pyrazolone..
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAHY 250/241
APPENDIX 24—contd.

ANNEXURE

LIST III

DYES INTERMEDIATES PERMITTED ON RESTRICTED BASIS TO ACTUAL USERS.

1. Acetoacetanilide. 2. Acetoacet-o-chloroanilide. 3. Acetoacet-p-chloroanilide. 4. Acetoacet-o-toluidide. 5. Anthraquinone. 6. o-Anisidine. 7. p-Anisidine. 8. Benzoly-J-Acid. 9. Chicago Acid.

10. C-Acid (2-chloro-5-Toluidine-4-Sulphonic acid/Sodium salt) 11. 2:5 Dimethyl-4-Chlorophenyl Thioglycolic Acid. 12. Dt-J. Acid. 13. G-Salt. 14. Gamma Acid. 15. H-Acid. 16. J-Acid. 17. J-Acid Urea. 18. Laurent's Acid. 19. Napbthionic Acid/Sodium Haphthionate. 20. 2-Naphthyl Thioglycolic Acid. 21. o-Nitroanisole. 22. p-Nitroanisol. 23. Peri Acid. 24. Phenol. 25. Phthalic Anhydride. 26. Resorcinol. 27. Rhoduline Acid. 28. SchaefEer's Acid. 29. Tobias Acid. 30. o-Toluidine. 31. p-Toluidine. 32. p-Toluidine-5-Sulphonic Acid/Sodium Salt,
250/242 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY ['PART I
APPENDIX 24—contd.

ANNEXURE

LIST IV

DYES INTERMEDIATES PERMITTED FOR IMPORT

1. l-Amino-2, 4-Dibromo Anthraquinone.

2. l-Amino-2-Sulpho-4-Bromo Anthraquinone.

3. Aceto acetic Ester/Ethyl acetoacetate.

4. 2-Acetylamino-3-chloroanthraquinone.

5. m-Amino Phenol.

6. 2-Amino-5-chlorotoluene-4-Sulphonic Acid.

7. p, Amino-phenol.

8. 2-Amino-4-Nitrophenol.

9. 2-Amino-l. phenol-4-sulphonic acid.

10. Amino-R-Acid.

11. 2-Amino-3: 5-Xylene Sulphonic acid.

12. Amino Anisic acid Anilide.

13. Amino G. Acid.

14. Amino J. Acid.

15. Aniline.

16. Alpha Naphthol.

17. Alpha Naphthylamine.

18. Aniline 2:5 Disulphonic acid.

19. l-Amino-2-Methyl Anthraquinone.

20. Aminophenol 4:6 disulphonic acid.

21. l-(m-amino phenyl) 3-Methyl 1-5 pyrazolone.

22. Benzidine/Benzidine Dihydrochloride/Benzidine Sulphate.

23. Benzotrichloride.

24. Benzyl ethylaniline.

25. Benzyl Ethyl aniline Sulphonic acid,

26. Bronners Acid.

27. 2:2 Bisindoleindigo.

28. Beta Naphthol.

29. Benzoyl Chloride.

30. Benzaldehyde.

31. Benzaldehyde-O-sulphonic acid.

32. 2-Chloro-4-Nitro aniline.

33. l-Chloro-2, 4-Dinitrobenzene.

34. 2-Chloro-4-Nitro-6-Bromo Aniline.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF 1JNTDIA EXTRAORDINARY 2.5OJ24I
APPENDIX 24—contd.

35. Cyanuric Chloride.

36. Chromotropic acid.

37. O-chlorobenzaldehyde. 38. 2-chloro-4-toludme--3-suiphomc acid (Sodium Salt). 39. P-cresidine.

40. P-cresol.

41. 2-Chloro-l-Amino-4-Sulpho methyl Benzene.

42. 4-chloro metanilic acid.

43. 4-chloro-2:5 Dimethoxy aniline-

44. Dehydro thio-p-toludine sulphonic acid.

45. 2: 5 Dichloronitrobenzene.

46. 2:6 Dichloro-p-Nitroaniline.

47. 1:5 Dihydroxy Napthalene.

48. 3:3 Dichlorobenzidine Dihydrochloride.

49. 2:5 Diethoxyaniline.

50. 2:5 Diethoxy benzanilide.

51. Diethyl aniline.

52. N:N-Diethyl-4-Methoxy Metanilamide.

53. Diethyl-m-toluidine.

54. 2:5 Dimethoxy aniline-

55. 2:4 Dihydroxy quinoline.

56. Dimethylaniline.

57. Dimethyl sulphate.

53. Dimethyl toludines.

59. 2:5 Oinitroanisole.

60. Dinitrochlorobenzene.

61. m-Dinitrobenzene.

62. 2:Diazo-1-Naphthol 4:8 disulphonic acid.

63. 2:4 Dichloroaniline.

64. Diethyl Sulphate.

65. Ethyl Alpha Naphthylamine.

66. Epsilon Acid.

67. Ethylhydroxy ethylaniline.

68. 2-Hydroxyanthracene-3 Carboxylic acid.

69. 4-Hydroxy-N-Methyl-2-quinoline.

70. 2-Hydroxy-3-Dibenzfuran carboxylic acid.

71. Hydroxy benzcarbazole carboxylic acid/Benzazyl acid.

72. Hydroxy carbazole Carboxylic acid/Azyl acid.

73. Koch's acid.

74. 3-Methyl-l-(4-Sulpho-o-toluyl)-5-pyrazolone

75. 2-Methyl quinoline.
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76. N-Methyl Taurine.

77. 2-Methyl anthraquinone.

78. 1-Methoxy anthraquinone.

79. 2-Naphthylamine-7~Sulphonic acid/Amino F. Acid.

80. 2-Naphthylamine 4:8 Disulphonic acid.

81. ONitrochlorobenzene.

82. m-nitrochlorobenzene.

B3. p-Nitrochlorobenzene.

84. 2-Nitro-4-chloro toluene.

85. 6-Nitrophenol.

86. o-Nitro toluene.

87. p-Nitro toulene.

88. 6-Nitro-o-Aminophenol-4-Sulphonic acid.

89. m-Nitroanisole.

90. 5-Nitro-2-Aminophenol.

91. 2-Naphthylamine-6-Sulphonic acid.

92. N-N-Di (Hydroxyethyl) metatoluidlne.

93. 4-Nitro-2-aminophenol-6-Sulphonic acid.

94. Orthanilic acid,

95. Oxy-Koch acid.

96. p. phcnylene-Diamine.

97. p. phenylene-Diamine Sulphonic acid.

98. Phenly alpha Naphthylamine.

99. Phenyl Gamma acid.

100. Phenyl Isocylanate.

101. l-Phenyl-5-Pyrazolone-3-carboxylic acid ethyl ester

102. o-Phenyl Sulphonyl-H-acid.

103. Pyridine.

104. l(m-Sulphophenyl) 3-methyl-5-pyrazolone.

105. 2:4 Quinolindiol.

106. S. acid.

107. Sulphanthranilic acid.

108. Sulfamic acid.

109. m-Toluidine/m-Toluidine Hydochloride.

110. Trichloro Benzene.

111. 2:4:5 Trichloroaniline.

112. 2:2 (m-Toluyl aminn) Diethanol.

113. Xvlidines.
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APPENDIX 25

[Section III—S. No. 275(b)/IV]

Garage tools.—List of items the import of which will be allowed against licences for S. No. 275(b)/IV irrespective of their classifica- tion during April 1968—March 1969.

1. Air regulators including measuring gauges and testing equip- ment for alternators.

2. Air blow guns.

3. Armature testers, or growler.

4. Axle alignment tester or gauge-

5, Axle housing speeder also rear axle housing checking alignment equipment and Front axle straightening and aligning tools.

fl. Battery terminal lifters.

7. Brake adjusting tools including—

(a) Brake bonding and debonding equipments. (b) Adhesive required for brake bonding. (c) Hyrovac and Air brake testing equipment. (d) Tools for servicing hydrovac airbrakes and disc brakes,

K Bieak drum lathe.

9. Brakelining, drilling, grinding, countersinking and rivc-ting tiv Moment.

10. Brake shoe centraliser including brake drum micrometers and brake pressure bleeders. 11. Brake Bonding Machir.e. 12. Brake burnisher. 13. Brake efficiency tester. 14. Brushing tools including power brushing grinder and power reamer drive.

,H. Cam angle testers including specified tools required for servicing transistorised distributors and measuring gauge for measuring breaker point tension.

16. Carburettor jet adjusting tools including complete carburettor repair tool kit for various makes of carburettor and also wire gauge drill set.

17. Condenser and resistance testei, 18. Coil and ignition tester
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APPENDIX 25—contd,

19. Contact dwell indicator including RPM Tester (circscale moving coil technometer).

20. Clutch alignment and testing tools.

21. Compression gauge/tester and cylinder leak detector.

22. Camshaft bearing inserter, camshaft bushing Une reamtts and camshaft lobe Grinder.

23. Complete Hydramatic and Automatic Kit and complete power steering tool kit.

24. Cotter pin extractor.

25. Cutter for plunger barrel seats.

26. Caligratin outfit for hand operation (for dwell).

27. Clutch Disc Aligning tools.

28. Connections, spliers and couplers for Air hose.

29. Crankshaft Balancer, Crankshaft portable grinder,

30. Crankshaft grinders and spare parts.

31. Crankshaft Welder.

32. Curved wind shield installation and removing tools also tools and accessories for removing scratches on windshields.

33. Cylinder Bore gaug$, cylinder liner removing and replacing tools.

34. Cylinder black, cylinder head and manofolds surface grinder.

35. Cylinder boring machine and cylinder hones.

36. Door handle tools.

37. Decarbonising brushes.

38. Universal tester (Engine analyser), Exhaust gas analyser, fuel consumption tester—gas per mile.

39. Electronic Vehicle tester (oscilograph type).

40. End Play gauge for camshaft.

41. Extractor for inner and outer ballrace and adapters or collets and accesaunes thereof.

42. Flange tools.

43. Fender spoons and hammers including magnetic hammers, 44. Flexible file and holder.

45. Feeler gauge. 46. Flaring tools,

47. Cireaslng adapler, batteries couplings.
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APPENDIX 25—contd.

48. Gear fiushers.

49. Generator test bench Regulator service tool kit and regulator point gauge set.

50. Hydraulic fittings, lubricating.

51. Head light testers.

52. Hydrometer.

53. Jacks, hydraulic, manually operated above 25 tons capacity including recirculating ball bumper Jacks and specific Jacks used for raising transmission, rear axle and crane type jacks used for lifting engine assemblies.

54. Link separators.

55. Magneto test bench.

56. Magneto winding tester.

57. Magneto charger and charging blocks.

58. Magneto synchroscope.

59. Main Bearing Line reaming equipment.

60. Mica under cutters and spare currets.

61. Nut runner including broken bolt extractors, manual or power operated. Also spinner, speedier and power Nut runners.

62. Nozzle cleaning kits, complete. 63. Nozzle lapping and reconditioning equipment including lapping compound.

64. Nozzle testing outfit.

65. Nipple forming and repair tool.

66. Oilers (automatic device for lubrication).

67. Piston Pin tools also Piston pin Guide Reamers, Piston pin Hole Howes, Piston pin Bushing Burnishers and Nurzling/ Knurling equipment

68. Piston Tools including Piston ring file, Piston vice, Ring Grove cleaners, Ring Grone Depth Gauge, V Blocks, Piston Insurters, Piston weighing and balancing scales Piston end Pin fitting Jig.

69. Pulley gear and shaft adapters.

70. Puller gear, hub, steering, pulleys, sleeves, wheels and battery terminals (manual, pneumatic or Hydraulically operated).

71. Piston measuring gauges-

72. Pressure cap tester also Radiator flow tester, Radiator Reserve flushing equipt.
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73. Diesel fuel injection testing and calibrating equipment (Power) hand operated.

74. Ratchets (reversible and non-reversible).

75. Ratchet adapters.

76. Ring expander (piston ring).

77. Connecting rod aligner also connecting rod straightening Brace.

78. Ring compressor.

79. Screw extractors and also thread repair tool.

80. Spark plug hole rethreader.

81. Spring lubricator.

82. Spindle and spring perch.

83. Spark plug tester and cleaners, Ignition light also spark plug capping tool and spark plug testing screw driver.

84. Sleeve inserter.

85. Steam cleaners.

86. Stud removers (extractors).

87. Toe-in-gauges.

88. Tools body and chassis repairs including high pressure jacks and hoists used for straightening body panels and chassis members but excluding those banned categories of tools specified elsewhere.

89. Torquometers.

90. Tyre valve pul-out tools.

91. Tyre demounting equipment and mounting equipment both for passenger and commercial vehicles.

92. Tyre and tube weld master with accessories.

•93. Tube cutters n1so spare blades and cutters.

94. Tube and tyre vulcanizer (shaier or similar).

•95. Timing light including power timing light spares

86. Test set lor ti 1*/ and 24 volt circuits.
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APPENDIX 25—concld.

97. Vacuum luel pump testers.

98. Valvt Grinding tools including—

(a) Valve grinding reamers,

(b) Valve spring measuring tool.

(c) Valve seat cutters.

(d) Vibro centric stone sleeves.

(e) Self-centering pilots.

(f) Valve guide cleaners.

99. Valve grinder.

100. Valve lifters and valve spring compressors.

101. Valve grinder bits.

102. Valve refacing and reseating tools.

103. Valve cotter gun.

104. Valve guide cleaners.

105. Valve advance retard tester.

106. Valve guide drivers.

107. Wheel aligning equipment complete including tools required for wheel aligning equipment and also electronic wheel aligning equipments, caster, camber and Kingpin inclination gauges.

108. Wheel balancer.

.109. Wnsnch with torquometer.

110. Ha]f moon tappet drain plug wrenches (crank case) including O.H. Valve adjusting tool.

NOTK.—Permissible types of garage tools are being allowed to be imported against licences granted for other serial numbers. In such cases, imports of garage tooLp spares will also be permitted along with permissible types of gnrage tools within the specified limits.
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APPENDIX 26

MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS (S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297/IV).

Licences for motor vehicle parts falling under S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297 of Part IV will be granted to established importers on the basis of a joint quota of past imports of all the articles falling under these Serial Numbers excluding articles given in Part 'B' of List II. An established importer can apply for a quota licence for motor vehcle parts in the folowing manner :—

(i) By obtaining a fresh quota certificate On the basis of his past imports of all the items falling in these S. Nos. in any financial year within the prescribed basic period, excluding past imports of items appearing in Part 'B' of List II in this Appendix.

OR

(11) By having his existing quotas re-established OK the basis of his past imports of all the articles falling under these S. Nos. excluding past imports of items appearing in Part 'B' of List II in, this Appendix, In a more favourable year within the prescribed basic period subject to the provi- sions regarding re-fixation of quota as contained in Section I of this Book.

OR

(iii) In the case of an established importer not availing of the provisions in (i) or (ii) above, the import licence can be claimed on the basis of the combined value of existing quota certificates held by him, for motor vehicle parts (consolidated) or in respect of items appearing in Part 'A' of List II. Such existing quota certificates may or may not be of the same basic year. However, if the past im- ports of any goods in the same basic year are included in the quota certificate for an item appearing in Part 'A' of List II and also in the consolidated quota certificates for motor vehicle parts held by the importer, such past imports will be excluded from one of the quota certificates. For this purpose the established importers will be required to produce documentary evidence, failing which the combined value of his existing quota certificates will be reduced by 20%, and his entitlement for the quota licence will be based on the balance value.

2. The quota licences for import of motor vehicle parts will be issued to established importers on the basis of 12i per cent quota. Licences issued for motor vehicle parts will not be valid for import
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APPENDIX 26—contd.

of the items specified in List I of this Appendix. Import of items mentioned in List II of this Appendix will be allowed in the manner indicated below :—

(a) Import of items shown in Part 'A' of List II will be allowed to the extent of 25 per cent of the face value of the quota licence with a restriction that the import of any single item will not exceed 5 per cent of the face value of quota licence.

(b) Within the limit of 25% for Part 'A' items, import of items shown in Part 'B' of List II will be allowed upto an aggregate value of 2i% of the face value of quota licence subect to the condition that the import of any single item will not exceed 1/4 per cent of the face value of quota licence.

3. The quota licences issued for import of motor vehicle parts in terms of paragraph 2 above, will also be valid for import of the under- mentioned items upto the percentage indicated against each :—

(i) Ball bearings/Self Aligning bearings/Roller

and Taper Roller bearings of categories which are not banned.

.. 3%

(ii) Bolts, nuts, screws, spacers and washers

(except Bi-metallic Thrust Washers). .. 1%

(iii) Garage tools detailed in Appendix 25

and parts thereof.

.. 4'% 4. Licences for S. Nos, 293, 295 and 297/IV will not be valid foi the import of (i) motor cycle dynamo sets and (ii) cycle dynamo lamps i.o., dynamo lamps worked by the rotation of motor in contact with tyre.

5. Quota licences for motor vehicle parts will be valid for the import of spare parts of auto rickshaws which are interchangeable with Motor Cycles and Scooters and are otherwise allowed to be imported against such licences.

6. Details of M.V, parts allowed for export production are given in Vol. II of this Bosk.

LIST I

Licences issued for motor vehicle parts falling under S. Nos. 293, 295 and 297 of Part IV will not be valid for the import of the follow- ing items and component parts thereof: —

1. Bulb horns.

2. Fan belts whose bottom width (i.e. on the inner diameter) is more than 0-250 inch.

3. Radiator hoses.

4. Hand and foot pump connection.
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APPENDIX 26—contd.

5. Rubber horn bulbs and air horns.

6. Rubber mats.

7- Grommet used with wind screen wiper.

8. Rubber buffers-doors.

9. Rubber connection for filler tube-petrol tank.

10. Air vent pipe rubber connection-petrol tank.

11. Rubber insulating washers for bolts conncting body and' chassis.

12. Rubber connection-Air cleaner.

13. Rubber mounting for silencer.

14. Joint-washer-petrol filler tube with cap.

15. Rubber packing for battery clamping channel.

16. Sealing strips for traffcator boxes.

17. Sidle strip roof opening.

18. Strip steering column.

19. Wind shield wiper tubing.

20. Sleeve rear drain pipe.

21- Rear strip roof opening.

22. Mascots and motifs.

23. Ash trays.

24. Auto fans.

25; Car heaters, coolers and radios.

26. Rear lights and parking lights exclusive of Rear side lamp of motor cars.

27. Battery cable.

28. Luggage carrier.

29- Rear view and mudguard mirrors.

30. Number plates.

31. Hand or foot tyre inflators. (Hand Inflator pumps which can be easily used for cycles with slight modification and change of nozzle will be treated as accessories of cycles (S. No- 301/IV) and cannot be imported against licences for Motor Spare parts).

32. Frames of motor cycles, scooters and three wheelers.

33. Sun shade or sunvisor.
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APPENDIX 26—contd.

34. Wind screen glass excluding laminated curved safety glass cut to size and shape and toughened curved glass.

35. Licence holder.

36. Rubber beading.

37. Canvas beading.

38. Circlips, star washers and spring washers.

39. Seat cushions of all types, Kool cushions of all types, Hair-lock, Cushion covers of all types, materials cut to size or otherwise for kool and seat cushions and leather, leatherette, plastic or cloth for upholstery for all motor vehicles.

40. Cab bodies, bus bodies, station wagon bodies, truck bodies, steel cabs for lorries, pickup bodies and panel bodies either complete or in parts.

41. Dynamo lighting sets (other than Dynamo used on Motor Cars, Commercial vehicles and jeeps).

42. Shackles, shackle pins, 'U' bolts, centre bolts, clips and pressure plates (i.e. those used on the leaf spring assembly but not those of clutch assembly).

43- Malleable iron brackets and shackles as well as Cast Iron shackles and brackets- The brackets here referred to are those fitted to chassis or chassis frames.

44- Muffler and tail pipes and extension thereof.

45. All kinds of lamps and lights. 46. Commutators and parts thereof,

LIST II

PART 'A1

Remarks

Articles

S.No.

2 3

4
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APPENDIX 26—contd.

S. No

Articles

Remarks

List-Il—Part 'A'—contd.

(MI) bearings for crankshaft.

N.B.—For deciding the total thickncs3 of the thin-walled bearings, the thick- ness of the lining of metal (bearing metal) plus that of the shell will be taken into account.

Inlet and exhaust pappct vavle, valve

5

guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tappers, valve springs, valve scat inserts.

Dash Board Instruments .

Dash board instruments comprise of ammeters, fuel indicators, speedo- meters, water and oil gauges, voltmeter and temperature gauge.

Propeller shafts, universal joints and

7

parts thereof.

Brake parts: Master and Wheel cylinder and p am thereof exlcuding brake hose.

Water pumps and components thereof.

9

Water pumps bearings imported separately i.e., bearings which are not integral with the shafts will not be taken into account for the purpose of calculation of quota.

10 Clutch assembly complete .

Import of clutch facings and clutch plates will be permitted for imports only with complete clutch assemblies.

II Parts of Tipping gear

12 Carburettor . . . ..

Tie rod ends and drag link ends

13

Leaf springs and spring leaves .

14

15 Laminated curved safety or toughened curved glass cut to size and shape.

16 Brake drums . . . ..

17 Locks specially adopted for motor cars, commercial vehicles, jeeps, motor cycles, and scooters.

B:>iy comp onents ( Sheet metal compo-

nents only).

Wheels and rims . . ..

£9

2O Gears, sprockets and axle shafts

Steering Gears complete
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APPENDIX 26—contd.

S.No Articles

Remarks

List II (contd).

PART 'B'

i Brake linings in any form.

2 Clutch facings in any form.

(a) Horn buttons and horn rings.

3

(6) Horns and horn relays.

Filter/cleaner assembly, air, fuel, or

4

lubricating oil.

Piston rings.

5

6 Radiator assembly.

Shock absorbers.

7

8 Spark plugs.

Carbon brushes (all sorts).

9

10 Voltage regulator and parts thereof.

II Ignition coils and parts thereof.

12 Tyre tube valves, valve cores, caps and

parts thereof.

Wind screen wiper arms and blades.

13

Flasher units and parts thereof.

14

Taxi/Fare meters.

13

16 Glow plugs, glow plug resistors, glow

plug switches, and glow plug control- lers.

Dynamo pulleys.

*7

18 Hub caps and wheel covers.

Windscreen wiper motors and parts

19

thereof.

20 Carburettor kits.

ai Fuel pump and fuel pump kits-

23 Distributors and parts thereof.

Generator/Dynamo/Alternator and parts

33

thereof.

This includes dynamos used for motor cycles which are driven directly by the engine and not by rota- tion of motcr in contact with tyre.

io G. of I.—17.
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APPENDIX 26—concld.

Remarks

S.No Artlclos

List II Part •B'—eomtd.

Startet motor "nd parts thereof.

34

Gaskets.

*5

Cables for speedometers and taxi-meters.

36

Shaftings or inner cables In colls i.t.,

in length (not cut to size) is not covered

under this Item.

Oilieals and grease retainers.

37

28 Hose pipe* with or without end-flttings

Including brake hose.

Fly-wheolring gears.

39

King pins (King pin with or without

30

thrust bearing and shims).

Tachograph*.

31

Steering wheels.

3"

Tipping gear complete.

33

Roller/Timing chains upto 5/8' pitch.

34

NOTB.—The Items Included in this list will also cover their spare parts.
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APPENDIX 27

(Froforma)

Information to be supplied for considering representations sug- gesting ban/reatriction/liberalisation. in the import of individual items.

1. Name and address of the party making the representation.

2. Description of item and its classification under the I.T.C. Schedule.

3. Suggestions in brief:

4. Import duty.

5. End-products(s) ror which the itams mentioned in column (2) above are used.

6. Existing Import Policy:

(a) Established Importers. (b) Actual Users. (c) Registered exporters schame. (d) Others.

7. Estimated annual domestic demand.

8. Indigenous rated capacity per annum.

9. Actual indigenous production:

1965-66 1906-67 1967-68

10. Phased manufacturing programme during the next five years:

1968-69 1969-70 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73

11. Actual imports during the last 2 years (country-wise). 12. Landed cost of imported product. 13. Wholesale market price of indigenous product. 14. Name and address of the Association, if any, representing the industry referred to in column (5) above.

15. Any other relevant Information.
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APPENDIX 28

CHEMICALS—Licensing Policy for the year April 1968—March 1969.

The licensing policy for chemiqals falling under Serial Numbers 22, 24, 28, 29 (b), 30 and 31 (a) of Part V of the Import Trade Control Schedule has been set out in the~ succeeding paragraphs.

2. Established Importers.—Quota licences will be granted on an individual basis for the import of chemicals included in List I. Although quota licences will be granted separately for items includ- ed in this List, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for import of any of these items.

3. Actual Users.—Applications from actual users will be consi- dered for import of chemicals mentioned in Lists II and III. How- ever, requests for import of chemicals mentioned in List III will be considered on restricted basis.

Licences granted for gases to actual users in terms of the policy indicated in this Appendix will also permit import of gas cylinders to the required extent.

4. Registered Exporters.—Certain chemicals will be licensable only for export production against applications made under the import policy for Registered Exporters, the details of which are given in Vol. II of the Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book).

5. Chemicals which will not be allowed to be imported are de- tailed in List IV of this Appendix.

LIST I

CHBMICAL9 FOR WHICH LICENCES WILL BH GRANTED ON A QUOTA BA.SHD ON IMPORT OF INDI-

VIDUAL CHEMICALS.

Quota Remark)

percentage

Serial Name of Chemicals

No.

j. Laboratory and reagent chemicals

(0 Not more than 10% of the face

value of quota licence! can be

utilised for lmpOTt of any single

item.

(tl) Permlsdble types of Laboratory

and reagent chemicals In packs

exceeding 0,5 kg. and 0.5 litre

arc not allowed to be imported.

(WQ Licences will not be valid for

import of the items mentioned In

List VI.
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APPENDIX 28—contd.

3.

3.

8% 8%

Nickel Formate . . . Sodium Cyanide, potassium Cya- nide and double cyanide of sodium and Potassium other than free mixtures of sodium cyanide, Potassium cyanide, po- tassium Chloride, potassium Carbonate, etc.

Refills for fire extinguishers

4-

8% Not more than 50% of the fa;e value of licences can be utilised for import of soda acid and foam type refills.

Note t—Please Bee Anncxurc to section III regarding interchangeability of quota licences.

LIST II

CHEMICALS FOR WHICH ACTUAL USBR APPLICATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED

(1) Aromatic chemicals mentioned in List V. (2) Add citric. (3) Antimony Oxide. (4) Arsenic Trloxlde and Arsenic Pento-

xide.

(5) Intermediates for Pharmaceutical and

Dyestuff industry. (This will not cover Benzyl Benzoate).

(6) Laboratory and reagent chemicals. (Import of items mentioned in List VI will not be allowed.)

. (7) Organic solvents:

(0 Amyl Alcohol. (it) Benzyl acetate. (WO Cyclohexanone. (to) Glycol ethers such as cellosolve

exitol, etc.

(u) Methyl ethyl Keytone.

(vi) Propyl alcohol and propy-

lene glycol.

(8) Naphthaline pure grade extra white

(for research work only).

(9) Neon gas.

(10) Nickel Formate, (11) Naphthenic Acid. (11) Pectin for food processing industries (13) Sodium Cyanide , Potassium Cyanide and double Cyanide of Sodium and Potassium other than free mixtures of Sodium Cyanide, Potassium Cyanide, Potassium Chloride, Potassium Car- bonate etc.

(14)Rare gases such as Helium Krypton, Xenon and mixtures of such gasct other than a mixture of Argon and Nitrogen gases.

U5) Strontium Nitrata. (16) TricTcsyt and Trixylene Phosphate.
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APPENDIX 2a~contd.

(17) Tin oxide.

(18) Monosodium Glutamats.

(ip) Rubber chemicals viz.,D ispensing and bonding agents, stabilizers and peptiaers.

(20) Inseticidcs, Fungicides and Weedi- "| Import of the following items will not cides :—

be permitted :—

(a) D DT (Dicophanum) excluding

preparations thereof but including 1. Ethyl parathlon. ready to use smoke generators containing D.D.T. 2. Dithane Fungicides.

(b) B.H.C. excluding preparations 3. Copper Oxychloridc.

thereof but including rcady-to- use smoke generators containing 4. Ethylene Dibromidc. B.H.C.

V 5. Ethylene dichloride and carbon tetra- (c) Insecticides smoke Generators chloride mixture (ED/CT Mixture)., containing combinations of D.D.T- and B.HC. 6. Mcthylene Bromide.

(d) Others 7. Dimcthicate.

(ai) New Insecticides Fungicides and wee- 8. Malathion.

dicides.

9. Preparations containing Pyrethrum

as one of the active ingredients.

10, Eastcrs and salts of 2, 4, Dichloro-

phenoxy acetic acid.

11. Zinc Ethylene Bisdithiocarbamate-

(zlneb).

13 Zinc dimethyl dithio carbonate-

(Ziram).

13. Eastcrs and salts of 2, 4, 5—Trichloro

phenoxy acetic acid.

14. Aurofungln, Btrcphtocycline or any other insecticide containing tetra- cyclnc and strcptocycline sulphate,

15. Mercuric Chloride.

16. Wettable sulphur.

17. Phenyl Mercury Acetate.

18. Zinc phosphide.

19. Methoxy Ethyl Mercury Chloride.

30. Tetramethylthiuram Disulphide-

(Thlrom).

31. D.D.T. (except on Govt. account).

13. B.H.C. (except OD Govt. account).
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APPENDIX 28—contd.

LIST in

(Chemicals for which actual user applications will be considered on restricted basis).

(1) Acetic Anhydride. (2) Add Salicylic. (3) Activated carbon. (4) Ammonium Nitrate of explosive grade. (5) Bromine. (6) Caustic potash or potassium hydroxide. (7) Case hardening compound. (8) Chlorinated paraffins. (9) Dichloro difluoro mathane gas and its modified products used for refrigeration and air conditioning purposes.

(10) Ethylene Dichloride. (11) Gold cyanide, Potassium/Sodium Gold Cyanide, copper cyanide, zinc cyanide and silver cyanide.

(12) Magnesium carbonate light and magnesium insulting materials. (13) JVfethanol. (14) Metol. (15) Mono chloro Acetic Acid and its sodium salts. (16) Various organic solvents: —

(i) Butyl alcohol. (ii) Ethylene oxide, ethylene glycol including di and poly glycol.

(iii) Methyl isobutyl ketone.

(17) Naphthalene. (18) Phthalic Anhydride. (19) Potassium Carbonate. (20) Pyrotechnic Aluminium powder.

(21) Sexitol.

(22) Sodium trlpolyphosphate, tetrasodium pyrophophate and other polyphosphate of sodium.

(23) Strontium Carbonate. (24) Submerged arc welding fluxes. (25) Synthetic chemicals for manufacture of Dyestuffs. (26) Tri-sodium phosphate. (27) Phosphorus (yellow and white). (28) Other organic chemicals. (29) Any other chemical of a specialised nature or needed for a upeciflc purpose for which full justification nt"d be rfvisn.
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APPENDIX 28—contd.

LIST IV

Chemicals the import of which will not be allowed.

1. Accelerators, antioxidants and retarders used in rubbei chemicals.

Z. Acetone. 3. Acetic Acid. 4 Alum. 5. Aluminium Fluoride. 6. Ammonia (Liquor). 1. Allyl Isothicoynate. 8 Ammoniated olein oil. 9. Ammonium Bicarbonate.

10. Aluminium Stearate. 11. Ammonium bromide. 12. Amyl Salicylate. 13. Anti-corrosive agents. 14. Anhydrous Ammonia. 15. Ammonium Chloride. 16. Ammonium phosphate (Mono and Di). 17. Aluminium Sulphate (Ferric and Iron Free). 18. Argon gas. 19. Aromatic chemicals, the following:

(i) Alfa Amyl Cinnamic Aldehyde, (ii) Aurantine (or Aurantial or Argeol). (iii) Benzyl Benzoate. (iv) Borneol and ita esters. (v) Methyl Iononje. (vi) Musk Ambratte. (vii) Musk xylol-

20. Barium chloride. 21. Barium Sulphide. 22. Barium Carbonate. 23. Barium Nitrate. 24. Beta Naphthylamine. 25. Bichromates. (Sodium, Ammonium and Potassium). 26. Bisphenol, 27. Borax/Boric add. 28. Butyl Acetate. 29. Cadmium carbonate.
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APPENDIX 28—contd.

30. Cadmium Chloride. 31. Cadmium Iodide. 32. Cadmium Nitrate. 33. Cadmium Oxide. 34. Cadmium Sulphide. 35. Cadmium Sulphate. 36. Cadmium carbide. 37. Calcium carbonate precipitated. 38. Calcium Chloride. 39. Calcium Phosphate (Mono and Tri), 40. Calcium Stearate. 41. Caffeine and Salts. 42. Camphene. 43. Chloral and Chloral Hydrate including preparations thare"f. 44. Chlorine, liquid. 45. Chlorinated tri-sodium phosphate. 46. Chlorosulphonic Acid. 47. Industrial gases-Oxygen, Dissolved Acetylene, Carbon Dioxide, Hydrogen, Nitrogen and Nitrous Oxide.

48. Chrome Alum, Potash, other than A.R. Grade. 49. Chrome salts and Chromic acid, other ikm A.R. G*ade. 50. CitsaL 51. Citronelly acetate. 52. Citronellel pure. 53. Coal-tar disinfectant flued (Black). 54. Copolymer Beads of Divinyl Benzene styre"" 55. Compounded Electroplating salts of Nickel, Copper, Silver, Zinc, Cadmium, Tin, Chromium, Brass etc. and their brighteners, and levellers,

56. Copper chloride (cuperous and cupric). 57. Copper oxides (both cuperous arid cupric), 58. Copper sulphate. 59. Copper oxychloride. 60. Cuprous oxide or Copper sub-"xiie. 61. D.D.T. 62. Diacetone or Diacetone alcohol. 63. Diethyl ether. 64. Di-calcium phosphate. 65. Diethyl phthalate. 66. Dibutyl phthalate. 87. Dimethyl phthalate.
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APPENDIX 28—contd.

68. Dioctyl phthalate, 69. DHsotyl phthalate. 70. Dipthenylamtne. 71. Dipentlne. 72. Di-sodium phosphates. 73. Ethyl acetate. 74. Ferric chloride. 75. Ferrous sulphate. 76. Fire fighting mechanical foam compound. 77. Formaldehyde. 78. Free mixtures of potassium/sodium-cyanide, potassium chlo- ride, potassium carbonate etc.

79. Geranlol. 80. Geranyl acetate. 81. Glycerine. 82. Gold chloride. 83. Hexamine of pharmacoposIal/Technical grade. 84. Hydrochloric acid. 85. Hydrofluoric acid. 86. Hydrogen peroxide. 87. Hydroquinone. 88. Hydroxy citronellal. 89. Ionone 100 per cent. 90. Iron bromide. 91. Iron ammonium citrate. 92. Lead nitrate. 93. Lime and hydrated lime. 94. Lime sulphur solution. 95. Liquid chlorine. 96. Liquid Gold. 97. Magnesium sulphate (Epsom salts). 98. Magnesium chloride. 99. Magnesium carbonate (Heavy).

100. Magnesium stearate. 101. Magnesium Trisillicate. 102. Mercury ammoniate. 103. Mercury chloride (Mercuroua and Mercuric). 104. Mercury Iodide. 105. Mercury oxides. 100. Methyl chloride. 100. Methyl salleylate.
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APPENDIX 2&~cotUd.

107. Metal treatment solution (Benderisers). 108. Mono-sodium phosphate. 109. Minsal, i.e., trace elemented mineral mixtures and cattle licka^ 110. Nickel sulphate. 111. Nickel Ammonium sulphate. 112. Nickel Chloride. 113. Nickel carbonate. 114. Nitric acid. 115- Oleic acid- 116. Oxalic acid. 117. Para phonetidine. 118. Perchloroethylene. 119. Phenol. 120. Phosphoric acid (Industrial grade). 121. Plaster of Paris in packs not indicative of dental use. 122. Platinum Rhodium Gauge catalyst. 123. Potassium bromide. 124. Potassium chlorate. 125. Potassium chloride. 126. Potassium Metabisulphite. 127. Potassium permanganate. 128. Phosphoric acid. 129. Phosphorus Pentoxide. 130. Phosphorus Trichloride. 131. Preparations of B.H.C- and DDT. excluding smoke, genera- tors thereof.

132. Pyrethrum as concentrated dusts or extracts, 133. Softeners including pine tar (It includes softeners used to rubber and other industries),

134. Silver nitrate. 135. Silica Gel. 136. Sodium Flouride. 137. Sodium formate. 138. Sodium Metabisulphite. 139. Sodium salicylate (not of B.P. standard). 140. Sodium sulphide. 141. Sodium thiosulphate (Hyposulphite of soda). 142. Sodium sulphite all grades. 143. Sodium bisulphite. 144. Sulphuric atid.
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APPENDIX 28—contd.

145. Sulphuric ether. 146. Sodium silicate (Sod. Metasilicate). 147. Sodium and potassium acetate. 148. Sodium and potassium citrate. 149. Sorbitol. 150. Strychnine and its salts. 151. Sodium bromide. 152. Stearic acid. 153. Sodium carbonate fused blocks. 154. Sodium bicarbonate. 155. Sodium nitrate. 156. Sodium perborate excluding preparations thereof. 157. Sodium Aluminate. 158. Sodium silicoflouride. 159. Sodium sulphate. 160. Sulphur Dioxide. 161. 1:7:7: Trimethyl Bicycle II Heptanone (or Heptane). 162. Sodium phosphate (Mono di and tri). 163. Stronium nitrate. 164. Tetrachloroethane. 165. Tri-Calcium phosphate. 166. Trichlorethylene. 167. Water treatment chemicals like "Alfloe" Calgon S. etc., other than Sodium Aluminate, sodium Tripolyphosphate, Tetra sodium pyrophosphate and other polyphosphates of sodium.

168. Wood preservatives of the type of Solignum and Gold chloride.

169. X-ray developers and fixing salts for processing of X-ray fllmn

170. Yara Yara (Beta Nephthol Methyl Ether). 171. Zinc chloride. 172. Zinc stearate. 173. Zinc sulphate. 174. Barium chromate, calcium chromate, Ammonium chromate, Bismuth chromate, cadmium chromate and Magnesium chromate, other than A.R. Grade.

NOTE.—Even if any of the articles listed above is not classified as "Chemicals" by the Customs authorities, it is notified for general information, that it cannot be imported against the licences granted in accordance with the procedure indicated in this Appendix.
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APPENDIX 28—contd.

LIST V

List of materials which will be allowed import against licences issued for import of Aromatic chemicals

Acetophenone. Alkyl Tetraline Ketone. Allyl Acetate. Allyl Butyrate. Allyl Heptylate. Allyl Iso Butyrate. Allyl Propionate. Allyl Valerate. Amyl Benzoate. Amyl Butyrate. Amyl Caproate. Amyl Caprylate. Amyl Clnnamate. Amyl Formate. Amyl Phenylacetate. Amyl Propionate. Amyl Valerianate. Anethole. Anisic Aldehyde. Anisic Ketone. Anisole. Ani"yl Acetate. Anisyl Alcohol. Anisyl Phenylacetnte Anisyl Propionate. Benzaldehyd*. Benzophenone. Benzyl Alcohol. Benzyl Acetate. Benzyl Butyrate. Benzyl Cinnamate. Benzyl Formate. Benzyl-Iso-eugenol. Benzyl Phenyl Acetate, Benzyl Propionate. Benzylidene Acetone. Benzyl Salicylate.
^250/268 THE GAZETTE OR INDIA; EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
APPENDIX 28—contd.

Benzyl Valerianate. Beta Napthyl I90 Butylether. Bromoatyrol. Butyl Butyrate. Butyl Formate. Butyl Phenylacetate. Butyl Salicylate. Butyl Valerianate. Carvol. Cedrol. Cedryl Acetate. Cinnamie Acid Cinnamlc Alcohol. Cinnamie Aldehyde. Clnnamyl Acetate. Cinnamyl Benzoate. Cinnamyl Cinnamate. Cinnamyl Formate. Cinnamyl Isobutyrate. Cinnamyl Propionate. Cinnamyl Valerate. Cintronellyl Benzoete, Citronellyl Butyrate. Citronellyl Capronate. Citronellyl Formate. Citronellyl Propionate. CitronelJyl Valerianate. Coumarln.

Cylamen Aldehyde. (Iso-Propyl aJphamethyl hydro cinnamio aldehyde.)

Decyl Acetate. Dlacetyl 100%. Diethyl Succlnate. Diamethyl Acetophen6i*w. Dimethyl Anthranllate. Dimethyl Benzyl CarbinoL Dimethyl Benzyl Carbinol Acetate. Dimethyl Hydroquinone. Dimethyl OctanoL Dimethyl Phenyl CarbinoL Diphenyl Methane.
• S E C. 1] T HE G A Z E T TE OT I N D IA E X T R A O R D I N A RY 2 5 0 / 2 69
APPENDIX 28—contd.

Diphenyl Oxide. Ethyl Amino-Benzoate. Ethyl Anthranllate. Ethyl Benzoate. Ethyl Butyrate. Ethyl Caproate. Ethyl Caprylate. Ethyl Cinnamate. Ethyl Formate. Ethyl Heptoato. Ethyl Hydrocinnamat}e. Ethyl Iso Butyrate. Ethyl Laurate. Ethyl Mehyl Phenyl Glycidate. Ethyl Phenylacetate. Ethyl Propionate. Ethyl Sallcylate. Ethyl. Sebacate. Ethyl Valerlanate. Ethyl Vanillin. Eugenol. Eugenol Acetate Eugenol Methyl Ether. Fatty Alcohols C8 to C12. Fatty Aldehydes C7 to C20 and Lactonea. Geranyl Butyrate. Geranyl Formate. Geranyl Iso-Butyrate. Geranyl Phenylacetate. Geranyl Propionate. Geranyl Valerltnat*. Hellotroptn. Haxyl Eetera. Hydratropa Aldehyde. Hydroclnnamlc AlcBehyde. Indol.

Tso-butyl Acetate. Iso-butyl Benzoate. Iso-butyl Formate. Iso-butyl Propionate.
350/270 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAOHDINABY [PART I
APPENDIX 28—contd.

Iso-butyl Phenyl Acetate. Iso-butyl Salicylate. Iso EugenoL Iso Eugenol Acetate. EJnalyl Acetate. Llnalyl Anthranllate. Linayl Butyrate. Llnalyl Ctnnamate. Llnalyl Formate. Llnalyl Iso Butyrate. Llnalyl Proplonate. Llnalyl Valerlanate. Methyl Acetophenone. Methyl Anthranllate. Methyl Benzoate. Methyl Clnnamate. Methyl Cotunain. Methyl Heptlne Carbonate. Methyl Eugenol. Methyl Iso Eugenol. Methyl Alfa-Napthyl Ketone. Methyl Beta-Naphthyl Ketone. Methyl Octlncarbonate. Methyl Phenylacetate. Methyl Valerlanate. Musk Ketone. Nerol. Nerolin (also known "s Bromellia) Para Cresol Methyl Ether. p-Cresol Para Cresyl Acetate. Para Cresyl Phenylacetate. Phenyl Acetaldehyde Dimethyl Acetal. Phenyl Acetic Acid. Phenyl Acetic Aldehyde. ^henyl Ethyl Alcohol. Phenyl Ethyl Acetate. Phenyl Ethylechlor Acetate (secondary). Phenyl Ethyl Anthranilate. Phenyl Ethyl Benzoate. Phenyl Ethyl Butyrate.
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APPENDIX 28—contd.

Phenyl Ethyl Cinnamate. Phenyl Ethyl IsoButyrate. Phenyl Ethyl Phenyl Acetate. Phenyl Ethyl Propionate. Phenyl Ethyl Valerianate. Phenyl Propyl Alcohol. Phenyl Propyi Acetate. Phenyl Propyl Butyrate. Phenyl Propyl Valerianate. Propyl Acetate. Rhodinol. Rhodinyl Acetate. Rhodinyl Benzoate. Rhodinyl Butyrate. Rhodinyl Formate. Rhodinyl PropiGnate, Safvol. Skatol. Styrolyl Acetate (Phenyl methyl carbinyl scutate). StyroiyJ. Alcohol,Phenyl methyl carbinoi Terpineol, Terpinyl Acetate. Terpinyl Butyrate. Terpinyl Cinnam.fite. Terpinyl Formate. Terpinyl Iso Butyrate. Terpinyl Propionate. Terpinyl Valerianate. Trichlor Phenyi Methyl Carbinyl Acetate, Tetra-hydro Lavenduol. Vanillin. Vetivenol. Vetyverol. Vetiver Acetate.

LIST VI

Licences issued for Laboratory and Reagent Cemicals or quota licences for any other serial number will not be valid for the import of the following: —

(1) "Analytical reagent", "Guaranteed reagerf- and "Analar"

grades of the following chemicals:

10 G of I Ext.—18.
25°M7* T HB GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
APPENDIX 28—concU.

Alum potash; Ammonium Thiocyanate; Benzene; Sodium Oxalate; Scxiium Potassium Tartrate, Tolune and Xylene.

(2) Pharmacopeal grades of the following chemicaU:

Alum (Ammonia and postash); Ammonium bromide; Cal- cium chloride; carbon dioxide; Iodoform; Iron ammonium citrate; Iron sulphide (sticks) Magnesium Carbonate; Potassium Citrate; Potassium Bicarbonate; Phosphoric acid; Sodium Bromide; Sodium Potassium Tartarate; Stearic acid and Zinc.Oxide.

(3) Commercial grade of chemicals of List IV—some of the chemicals for bonafide use in Laboratory will be allowed importation against licences for Laboratory cnemicais and reagents as a special case, provided a minimum purity of HtfD per cent, is guaranteed. This concession will, how- ever, must be applicable in respect of chemicals named in para. (2) above and paras. (4) and (5) below.

(4,) All grades other than A.R, G.R. and Analar of following

chemicals:

Acetone; Ammonium Acetate; Ammonium bichiornate; Ammonium nitrate; Ammonium oxalate; Ammonium phosphate (monobasic); Barium acetate; Barium nitrate; Calcium chloride; Chromic acid; Chrome salts; Glycerine; Lead nitrate; Magnesium Nitrate; Nickel salts; Potassium ferrocyanide; Potassium Oxalate (neutral); Sodium bich- romate; Sodium bisulphite; Sodium Nitrite; Sodium phos- phate (monobasic); Sodium and Potassium metabisulphi- tes; Sodium Chromate (neutral); Sodium sulphite (both hydrated and anhydrous).

(5) All grades of following chemicals:

Aluminium Oxide; Ammonia (Liquor and Solution), Ammonium Chloride; Ammonium Citrate; Ammonium Sulphate; Barium Chloride; Barium Hydroxide; Borax; Boric acid; Citric acid; Copper Sulphate; Ferrous Ammo- nium Sulphate; Ferrous Sulphate; Hydrochloric acid; Hydroquinone; Lead acetate; Magnesium Chloride; Magne- sium Sulphate; Nitric acid (excluding fuming Nitric acid); Oxalic acid; Potassium bisulphate; Potassium bromide; Potassium chloride; Potassium chromate; Potas- sium dichromate; Potassium Iodide; Potassium lodate; Potassium Nitrate; Potassium ferricyanide; Potassium sulphate; Potassium thiocyanate (sulphocyanide); silver Nitrate; Sodium Acetate .Hydrated (anhydrous) Sodium bicarbonate; Sodium Carbonate; Sodium chloride; Sodium Citrate; Sodium Nitrate; Sodium Phosphate (dibasic); Sodium Sulphate; Sodium Thiosulphate; Sulphuric acid; Tartaric acid; Zinc acetate; Zinc sulphate.
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APPENDIX 29

[Section II—S. Nos.34—Y7(d)/V]

PAINTS—IMPORT OF RAW MATEHIAI3 FOB

List of items which can be imported against Actual User licences

for S. No. 34-37 (d)/V.

1. Antimony Oxide (Painters' grade). 2. Cadmium Red and Vitreous colours. 3. Nitro Cellulose Chips,

4. Chlorinated Dipenyls,

fi. Chlorinated Rubber.

6. Cobalt Acetate.

7. Mercury Oxide.

8. Nitrocellulose other than 15—20 seconds viscosity. 9. Organic Pigment colours and oil soluble colours excluding the following items and the non-permissible items of dyes.

C o l o ai Item

I n d ex N o . / H u e N o. SI. N o.

1

. . . iaootf a

3 4

3 6

11660

116S0

11710

IJ070

120S5

12120

7 8

9 10

13335

I"37O

13385

11

12

13

14

15 16

iJ5"3

12460

15630

13830

13M3

13SI0

17 it

Pigment G r e en B Han*a Yellow 5G H u m* Yellow G H a n ta Yellow 10G . . .. Fm R ed Signal R e d / R ed T o n er R Toluldfne R ed Permanent R ed F 4R . . .. H e l lo F a it R ed BB Permanent Bordeaux F aR R ed Lake C / L C / V u l cn R ed Permanent R ed F R LL . . .. l i t h ol R ed R u b i nc T o n er Permanent R ed aB M a r o on T o n er G o l d en Yellow OR . . .. B e m l d l ne Yellow . . . . .. Vulcan F a it Yellow CG

30043

31090

21093
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APPENDIX 29—contd.

Item

s.

Colour

Index No./Hue N o.

No.

lino

30 Permanent Orange G *

aiiao

V u km Fa"t Red B

ai

"3 Peacock Blue •

Phthalocyanine Blue . . ..

*3

Oil Yellow AM

42O2J

74i6o

iw*0

11800

Oil Brilliant Yellow . . ..

Oil Yellow AR

11910

I*"0

3>4 "5 36 "7 OU Brown D

Oil Orange ES

at>

"O33

I3IO0

Oil Orange T

19

I3I5O

30 OU Brilliant Scarlet . . . . .

I2I70

Oil Red 3 R

31

32 OU Yellow PX

13740

26100

OU Red Q

OU Red

42333B

OU Violet

Nigrosine

OU Blue . . . . ..

5O4IS

774J°

77017

OU Black

12060

Fast Orange

. 12071

Brown Toner .

33 34 35 3" 37 38 89 40

Helio Fast Yellow 12G

"775

3II0J

Permanent Yellow GG .

42O4C

Lake Green

4253J

Lake Voilet Toner . ..

Lake Blue . . . . ..

4*39!

Lake Pink

43160

12490

Permanent Carmine FB . •

2II6O

Fast Orange R - - . . .

74260

Phtbalocyanine Green .

Quinazarine Green Base

6I656

41 4* 43 44 43 46 47 48 49 30

Oil Black

, ,

36150

Quinolinc Yellow .

47O00

Pigment Fast Maroon . .

31 5* 33

Benzidine Yellow

Permanent Yellow HR . -

34 S3

Permanent Carmine FBB

56

Hello Fast Yellow 12 G

37

Oil Scarlet

" 3 50

21100

Pigment

Yellow 83

Pigment

Red 146

Pigment

Green ic

12155

58

70 Synthetic Iron oxide pigments excluding shades 445, 446 and 473.
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APPENDIX 29-concld.

11. Tricresyl Phosphate.

12. ToluoL

13. China Wood Oil.

14. White Spirits/Mineral Turpentine.

15. Toluene.

16. Solvent Naptha (light and heavy). (Import will be allowed ort

restricted basis.) 17. Alloprens/ Chlorinated Rubber.

18. Xylene.

19. Heavy Naptha No. 1.

20. Monostral Fast Blue 3 RS.

NOTE:—Dyes of any description but with same colour index No will be treated at par for purposes of Licensing.
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APPENDIX 30

[Section n S. NOB. 41/V & 87-88/V]

List 0/ sizej of aero-tyres /covers which cannot be i-mported againtt

actual user licences granted for S. No. 41/V and S, Nos. 87-B8/V of

the I.T.C. Schedule.

1, Ca ft LIGHT TRUCK OOVBKB & Tarns

(a) Car—OonomtimfiL

SIZM

3 . 3 0 — 13 . . . .. 5.60—13 5.90—13 i.40—13 7 . 0 0 — 13 7 . 1 3 — 13 . . .. 5 . a o — 14 . . . .. 3.90—14 7.50^-14 7 . 3 0 / 7 . 7 5 —u . . .. 5.60—15 3 . 9 0 — 15 . . .. " . 4 O — 15 . . .. " . 7 O — 13 . . .. 7 . 0 0 / 7. " S o ~ i3 . . ..

7 . 1 0 — 13 . . ..

Fly Rittes 4 *6 4 &6 4 &" 4 ft 6 4 &6 4 &" 4 &6 4 &" 4 & 6 4 &6 4& 6 4 & " 4 & 6 . 4 *6 4 & 6 6 4 & 6 6 4 &6 6 6 6 6 6

5 . 0 0 / 5 . 2 3 — 16 5 . 5 0 — 16 5 - 7 5 /6 0 0 — 16 . . .. * . > 5 / 6 . 5 0 / 6 . 7 0 — 15 7.00—16 4.50—17 5.25/5-5O—I7 3.25/5.50—18 4.5O/4.73/3.°°—H> •

(") Car—T*beUu

3 . 6 0 — 13 . . .. 3 . 3 0 — 14 . . .. 5 . 9 0 — 15 . . .. " . 4 O — 15 . . .. 4 . 7 O — 15 . . .. 7 oo/7-o°—15 5 00/3.33—16 5.75/600—16

. 4 & 6

. 4 &6

. 4 & 6

4 & 6

. 4 &<

4 & 6

. 4 & 6

. 4 & 6

(c) £4fM THB:* Cotwn * 7^6M

Ahttoatfev Metric

Substitute s t ei

< 6 & 8 4 & "

170—15

150—16

I"O—16

170—t*, ao"—"6

. 6

. 6& 8

a8

"*-"•. §• • 3

*7O—15 7. 0 O — 15 . . .. 6 . O O — I6 . . .. < . 3 O — 16 . . .. 7 . 0 0 — 16 . . .. 7 . 3 0 — 16 . . .. 7 . 0 0 — "7 . . .. (mV > —"0 . . .. 6 . J t— • £> . . . ..

8
SEC. 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY ^50/277
APPENDIX 30-co"t<".

2. MOTOR-CYCLE COVERS & Tunes

. 4 4

, 4 . 4 4 4 4

a.30—16

3.25—16

3.00—18

2.73—19

3.00—19

3.35—19

3.50—19

•?,oo—20

j. SCOOTRR COVERS AND TUBES

. J &4

2, 4 & 6

. I & 4

1.50—8

4.00—s

•3.50—10

4, A.D.V. CCVHRS AND Ttwai

Pt? Ratini;

6 4 4 6 8

. . . .6

8

7-50—10

4-00—19

5-oo—19

600—19

7-00—19

8-00—19

45 x 17—16 .

3. GIANT COVERS, TUBBS AND FI.API

. 6 . 14

Alternation tAetnc

and tubfdmu itaa

8, 10 & [j 8 & 10 12 10

g-00—13

8-25—15

9-00—)6

9-25—16

10-50—J6

7-On—?v

I7O—30, 33 X 6,

31X61

. 10 & W

10, 12 & 14

10, 12 8c 14

7-JO—2"

8-35—30

9 • 00—20

I9O—(10, 34 X T,

310—30, i} X 7*

330-^20, j6 x 8n>

X 9-20

330—*o

270—30,

. 12 & 14 . 12, 14 & 16 . 12, 14 & 16 . 18, 10 & 22

10 00—20

IT-OO—20

12-00—10

•14-00—20

10

9-OO-—23

12 & 14

10-00—24

11-00—2-1

. 6

6. TRACTOR,,

TRACTOR/TRAILBR, GRADER AND EAHTHMOVBA/EXCHVATOR CWVBBS

TUBBS AND FLAPS

(a) Tractor and Tractor I Traito Covert and T*b*t

4

. 4 & 6

4 & 6

4.00—15

1-50—16

4-00—16

7.50—16

7'5"-i8

4-oo—iv

y, oo—t
. 6&.S

. 4>&6

4

4 *6
250/278 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I,
APPENDIX 30—contd.

. . . 6

. 6

4 & 6 4 & 6 4 & ft 4 & 6

6-50—20

13-00-^*4

11-a—28/10—28

12-4—28/11—28

3 x 32 .

13-4—36/11—36

13-6—38/12—3i

T4—38 .

idS-9—30/14—30 .

. 6 . 6 . 6

(6) Poatr TiUn- Covtrt and Tubtt

2

5-00—12

(c) Oradtr Covert and Tubes and Flaps,

13-00—14 . 8, ro & 12

(i) EarthmovtnjExcavator Covert, Tubes and Flaps.

12 ,, • . • 12 . 14

16

18

16 & 18

. 16, 20 & 24

. 20

. . .. I6J 20 at 24

8-25—20

9OO—20

11-00—22

12-00—24

12-00—25

13-00—24

13-00—23

14-00—24

1400—25

16-00—24

16-00—25

18-00—24

18-00—25

21-00—24

31-00—25

44-00—25

26-5—29

. 16,20, 24 & 28

. 12, I6J 20 & 24

. 12, l6, 20, 24, 28, 32 & 36

. 16, 20 & 24

. 16, 20, 24, 28, 33 & 36

. 24 & 30

. 23, 26, 38, 30, 32 & 34

("> BarthmovtrlExcavator-Tubtltu.

20

16, 20 & 24

16, 30, 34 " 28

20

. 24 & 30

14-00—25

16-00—25

18-00—25

2I-0O—25

24-00—23

35.9—26

22, 26, 28, 30, 32 & 34

(7) Barrow Covtrt and Tuba

16 • 4 . ,, • 2 & 4

(8) Cydt covtrt and tuba.

24 • \\ W.O.

26 H 1.3/8 wo.*5 • il w.o. .

2 3 3 2 3 4 4

"8 M 1} w.o. 38 • 1.3/4 w.o. a8|M ilw.o. R.ckshaw 36 • 3.00 Auto

(9) Atto Tyrti and Tuba.

m

3.00—3* 6.00—64 • . 6.30—3| 17 • 3. 50—11 ao • 5.35—11 • "• 7-73—13 41 U 17.OO—10
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APPENDIX 30—coTKid.

(10) AERO/TYRES

. .

560.x 236(0.6) . . . . \ [ 0 50 X 3 ?o . . . .. II 00 - 12 . 1 5 . 5 0 — 2° 19 x 6 2 5— y 74 x 7 . 2 5 — 1? . . . ,

Pab;s iri n."H r,.i 1 - i 1 li^cnoualy.

26 X 6 . 5 0 — 14 26 X 6 .6 27 x 6 , 5 0 — 15 28 X 9 , 0 0 — 13 . . .. 29 x 6 . 2 5 — 16 . . .. 36 X 1 0 , 7 5 — 1 6I . . .. 43 x 1 2 . 5 0 — 21

( 1 1) A H RO T i a a s —T U B B L B S & S.

19 X 6 - 2 3 —9 29 x S - o o — 15 . . .. 34 X r o - 7 5 —1 . . .. 35 9 0 0 — 17 . . .. 39 X 13 46 x 16 . . . 800 X200 32 X 10-75—14 850—10

(12) TROLLHY CUSHION '[ YRES.

J-3/4 x r i /8 4 x 1 - 1 /4 6 X3 8 X3 10 x a . . • . ia x a 8 x 3& 12 x 3I .

2 5 0

APPENDIX 31

/

2 8 0

(S. Nos. 85(l-4)(ii) and 65(5) (i) of Part V).

CIMEMA MACHINERY AND PARTS THKHEOF—LICENING POLICY VOR

u Licensing policy for cinema machinery and pMts^for April 1968—March 1969 ts as detailed below I—

T H E x. Licences granted for this kem for April 1968—March 1969 would be governed by Appendix 31.

3, The table below which follows the order given In the Red Book for the period Aprfl 1968—March 1969 mrtiratrs the import poncy in

t*tp*& of Established Importer! and Actual User*.

G A Z E T T E Import Policy

Dsscription

O F Established imports

P"rt 4 S. No. of ihe

Schedule.

Actual Users

I

Qucu Remarks

* K l - 4) (n) (iVK

N D

I

A

Sound and Projection Reproduction 1

Equipment 1/4 H.P. and above, J

*5 (i—C (" M i l'

Sound mid Projtclioa Reproductioa j

Equipment under 1/4 H.P. 1

E X T R A O R D

I

. FHm Studio equipment . j

*J
(I'J Although quota certificates wilt (1)

be issned separately for each enb-

item, quota licences will be gran-

ted on the combined values of

the quota certificates issued for

each item. Quota certificates

already held by the parties will

not be disturbed

Applications from film

studios/ processing la-

boratories for import oi

permissible studio equip-

ments for replacement

purposes will be consi-

sidered by C C J. & B.,

New Delhi.

65 IS) tOftW -

,(/) Quota licences will be valid for (if)

N A R Y

Spare parts of Sound and Projection 1

Reproduction Equipment 1/4 H.P.

•nd above.

the import of permissible hems

mentioned m I^ist 'A*.

. Spire pan* of Sound and Projection

HI ; The icaport of componems sped-1

A.U. for Import of spare

parts on restricted basts

for the manufacture of

cinema machinery.

*J")(C(")/V .

ftewoductkw Bqmpmen' under 1/4

[ lied in l i st *B' will be restricted and sflowwi trpto the &ce value ren^rictiCDS mcntifmpd Agalf^aT e K h.

Spans of Film Studio iiqmomum

*3 <*) CO ( " 0 /f

P A S T

I

f t f

APPENDIX -61—contd.

C

1

(fc>) The impart of items specified in

]

Liu V will not be pnminrd.

T H K

G A Z E T T E

O

(i;i; Aftdirional licences for import

of spare parts and compoae&l

ports of items mentioned in Lid

'A' and l i s t ^' will be grated

to established importers on •

quota of 50% from U.S.A. uader

U.S. Aid. provided their import

it not otherwise banned. The

import of component puts moo-

tkned In List tB' wfll be allowed

apto the specified face raise

restrictions.

r

I

N D

I

A

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

2 5 0

/

2 6 1
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APPENDIX 31—coTitd.

LIST A

Items of Cinema machinery which are permissible for Import Section I—Cinema Equipment

1. Parts of 35 mm and 35 mm/70 mm Projector Mechanisms.

2. Projector Lenses of all types.

3. 35mm/ftnd 35mm/70 mm Magnetic Soundheads, with magnetic clusters/heads, and all connecting cables and associated ftt- menta.

4. Carbon Arc Lamps which operate at 120 amps and above, com- plete with or without their cooling systems.

5. Mirrors/Reflectors, water cooling fllments, flexible asbestos flame-proof leads and associated fitments for Carbon Arc Lamps.

6. Low Frequency Speakers, without Line matching transform- ers, and having a nominal output of 10 watts or over, and a cone diameter of 10" and above.

7. Acoustic Lenses.

8. High Frequency Speaker Units.

9. Auditorium Effects Speaker of Diameter 10" and above.

10. Exciter lamps; Opticals, driving belts/chains, photosella, photo-transistors, magnetic clusters/heads; projection bulb and/or gas pulse discharge units.

11. Projection Screens having specially treated high-reflecting surface, such as glass-beaded screens.

12. Special effects projection attachments.

13. Film Splicers.

14. Rotary Converters or Inverters.

15. Test Films.

16. Tools Jigs and Fixtures for maintenance and repairs of Pro- jection and Sound Equipments (Other than banned items).

17. Interlock Kits (Electrical or Mechanical) and associated fitments.

18. Automatic Change-over units (Electrloal and Mechanical}.
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APPENDIX 31—contd.

19. Spare parts and component parts for all the above items, as well as for Items banned in List 'C provided their import is not otherwise banned.

Section II—1G mm/8 mm/Super 8 mm Equipments (excluding silent projection equipment)

1. Projection Lenses and condenser lenses. 2. Mirrors/Reflectors, glass or metal, guards, carbon savers and all replacements and spare parts for these.

3. Sound optics and spare parts for these. 4. Loudspeakers (10" diameter and above). 5. Exciter lamps. 6. Photo Electric Cells with or without housing and all replace- ments and spare parts.

7. Special Jacks (Sockets) and plugs. 8- Fuses. 9. Film Splicers and all replacements and spare parts.

10. Projector Driving Chains and/or belts. 11. Projection Lamps, Pilot Lamps, Neon Indicator Lamps and sockets for these.

12. Components of Magnetic Heads for 16 mm/8 mm/Super 8 mm projectors.

13. Spare parts and component parts for all the above items, as well as for items banned in. List 'C provided their import is not otherwise banned.

Section If I—Studio Equipments

SOUND RECORDING EQUIPMENTS—Studio type, or Standard or Semi-portable, or portable; single-track or multi-track; for photo- graphic recording or magnetic recording, or combined; either accord- ing to standard. Factory specifications or specially custom-built; for recording sound on 70mm/;35mm/17imm/16mm/8mm film including Professional type quarter-inch Synchronous Magnetic l\ipe Recorder, and mainly consisting of the following: —

Sound Recorder with/without meter, cither synchronous, inter- lock, multi-purpose or multi-duty, with or without torque motors.

Light Valves and Galvanometers for recording. Magnetic Heads/Clusters. Punching attachment and/or slating attachment and/or number- ing attachment.

Photo-electric cell monitoring assembly. Reversible assembly kit for direct recording on positive film. Audio, Bias. Power and other cables as per manufacturer's specifications.

Set of Tool (other than banned items), Noise Erasers and Damaguetisers.
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APPENDIX 31—contd.

Magnetic Perforated/Unperf orated Tape /Films.

Split Reels.

One set of Test films.

One set of Focussing and measuring microscopes or viewers.

Twenty spare exposure amps.

Mixer/mixer console, complete with patch cords and accessories, P re-amplifiers—all types.

Mixer Amplifiers—all types.

Main Amplifiers.

Line Amplifiers-

Booster Amplifiers.

Voltage Amplifiers.

Equalisers—all types, such as High-Low, Effects. Dialogue, Mid range, Film loss, etc.

Filters—all types, such as high pass/Low pass. Hand pass, Effects, etc.

Volume indicator meters, limited or compressor meters, exposure meters

Michrophones without stand/booms, hangers, wind-screens and

fixtures / mountaings.

Michrophone cable.

Condensor Michrophones with associated amplifiers, power- supplies and cables.

Monitor beadsets, interphone hand-sets and associated hangers High quality Monitor-amplifier.

Higher quality Monitor speaker/ speaker-system with/without enclosure / cabinet.

Transmission Amplifier Cazbinets, racks, shell and panels and mats.

Recording Amplifiers.

Compressor Amplifiers/Electric Mixer Amplifiers.

Paak-chopping/limiting amplifiers.

Ground-noise reduction amplifier.

Talk-back amplifier.

Play-back amplifier.
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APPENDIX 31—conrd.

Bias Oscillator.

Bias Amplifier.

Line-up Oscillator.

Control Units.

Talk back Microphone.

B/HT Units (power supplies)

A/LT Units (power supplies)

Voltage Regulators, and stabilisers.

Modification and/or conversion kits for density/area recording or vice versa and or modification of either type to magnetic photographic operation.

Modification/Conversion Kits for standard to sub-standard film tape or vice versa.

Set of test jigs, fixtures, end tools for maintenance and repair oi Sound Recording Equipment (other than banned items).

Two sets each of fuses, semi-conductors, transistors, photo-tran- sistors, resistors condensers and valyes.

Connectors, plugs, sockets, jacks, switches, ]ack-panelst patch- bays patchcords.

2. RE-RECORDING, SCORING AND DUBBING EQUIPMENT— either according to manufacturer's specifications, or specially custom- built, consisting mainly of following items:

Magnetic/Photographic Re-Recorders/Film phonographs, with without loop cabinet and attachments.

Magnetic modification or conversion kits, with or without pre- amplifier.

Voltage stabilisers and Regulators, Rotosyn, Interlock Distributor* or Selsyo.

MG sets with associated control #ear.

Disc Recording equipment complete with or without amplifiers and speakers.

Mvilti-position or Multi-channel Mixers, Console-desks, pre- amphfieis. Re-recording compensators; High and Low Equalis- ers/Filters/Film loss Equalisers; Monitor decompensators; all types of power-supplies; monitoring amplifiers; talk-back amplifiers; associated fitments; monitor loudspeakers with or without cabinets or enclosures; double film or preview attach- ments; loop-attachment for re-recorders; preview projector!; Re-recording soundheads with pre-ampliners; interlock or selsyn multi-purpose or multi-duty motors; adapters and asso- ciated fitments; cables, plugs, switches and accessories.
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APPENDIX 31—contd.

3. Preview Equipment and accessories like mechanical synchoro- nisers, Solsyn, Interlock Synchronous, multi-purpose, torque or muti-duty motors, switching panels, and control units; and with or without Double film/loop attachments and Magnetic Reproduction Kit.

4. 70mm/35mm/16mm MOTION PICTURE CAMERA EQUIP- MENT, mainly consisting of Camera with all built-in features with or without carrying cases filters and filter holders endcases; Maga- zines, View-finders, follow-focus attachments with cams and gears; rings for lenses; Finder-support brackets; Friction tilt-heads with or without case; tripods, matte-cutting devices; synchronous motors, variable speed D.C. Motor; High-speed motor; Inter-lock motor; multi-dutymotor, set of lenses; tilt-head adaptor (Hi-hat) blimp; Diffusion Glasses; set of tools and accessories and associated fitments, complete with or without separate carrying cases for each unit.

5. Single-system Picture-camera-cum-sound Recorder, consisting mainly of Magnetic Photographic sound-cum-picture camera with accessories as per Item 1 and 4 above or parts threof, as per manu- facturers' specifications.

6. BACK PROJECTION, or REAR-PROJECTION EQUIPMENT- comprising mainly of; single or Multiple head projection Mechanism, complete with pedestals/trolley including control-panel; remote control focus; register-pin moveninu; iutor-locking meter; upper and lw,ver magazines; pedestals, aic-Jamns: set of lenses; back/rear- projection screen; hoi-spoi ft]tor; motor generator; distributor; inter- locking rii'otor for camera; watt->r cooling attachments and blowers.

7. Animation Camera, with stands and accessories.

H, Film-titling Equipment, oc.nip!ete with Stand and associated fitments.

9. Lighting Equipment,

(a) Incandescent L!,?h*s of 10,000 watts and above capacity, complete witr stands, barn-doors, ditfusers, etc. and asso- ciated fitments.

(b) Iodine Quartz Lights with/without Lamps, stands arid ast;>jda1.ed fitments.

(c) Arc-Lights, with or without generators, converters, splice- boxes, plugs.

(di Special type£ of Studio Lights (Like Colortan. Nova-twin etc.) used for movi^-photography, with or without control units, either battery or mains operated.

(e) Studio Bulbs and Special Types of sealed Beam Lamps with/ without Control Units.

10. Film cleaning and /or waxing and/or polishing Machines

11. Film printing machnieu.

12. Reduction and/or Enlarging Printers for Picture and Sound.
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APPENDIX 31—coutd.

13. Optical Effects and Trick-printing machines.

14. Matte-shot Projectors.

15. Film Numbering Machines.

16. Sensitesters or Densitemeters.

17. Synchronisers.

18. Film Editing Machine.

19. Blooping Punch for sound-splicing.

20. Inter-modulation and/or cross modulation sets for checking film distortion.

21. Test Film and testing instruments.

22. Technical literature and instruction books, drawings and blue-prints.

23. Counters for 70mm/35rnm/174mm/16mm/8mm films measur- ing film-lengths.

24. Rotary Converters, inventors, with starters, regulators.

25. Colour-temperature meters, exposure meters, density viewers.

26. Reverberation/Echo Equipment.

27. Effects Discs.

28. Projection footage counters.

29. Projection volume indicators.

30. Film Splicers.

31. Non-Magnetic Scissors.

32 Coloured Gelatine sheets.

33. Coloured Glasses. 34. Magnetic Emulsion applicator, complete with accessories.

35. Splicing tape for magnetic films.

36. Playback Machine Photographic/magnetic.

37. Spare parts for all the above items, as also for items banned under List C. (Provided their import is not otherwise banned).

LIST B

Components o* Cinema Machinery the Import ol which is permis- sible, subject to face-value restrictions

(The import of these items, subject to the ceiling indicated against individual items is permissible even though they may be banned 19—10 G. of I. Ex.
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APPENDIX 31—contd. otherwise in this Red Book and also subject to the condition that value of Imports of all the items taken together shall not exceed 50 per cent, of the face value of the licences).

Pace Value Restriction

*

I. Special cables and sleeves (including asbestos cables)

for cinema machinery . . . . ..

Upto 2%

2. Electronic Valves, semi-conductors/transistors used in cinema machinery, other than those manufactured in India . . . . . , ,,

" 5%

3- Hardware such as machine nuis, bolts, -washers, screws, Alan Keys, wrenches, catches, clamps, clips, ci.ps (oil), hinges, keys, links, pins, pivots, retainers, shimps, spacers, stand-offs, stops, strikes, studs, lags, etc. ,

" 2%

Ball-bearings used in cinema muchmery

4-

5- Gramophone pick-up, Diamond and/or Saphirc Stylii and spare parts for Record-Players . . .

3%

6. Non-Synchronous attachments or Record-Player, or Record Changers, single or dual, complete with tone- arm and pick-up, motors, associated equalisers and volume and tone-controls . . . ..

2%

7- Condensers, Resistances, Potentiometers, Volume-con- trols, Tone-controls, valve sockets, grid caps, plugs, chokes, fuses, terminal blocks, switches, jticks and mylar insulation tapes with pressure-sensitised adhesive backing . . . . . . ..

2%

Testing and Checking Instrument . . ..

8.

Upto 5% subject to the condition that import of Volt- meters, Ammeters, Galvanometers, Fre- quency meters and Multi-meters will not exceed 1% of the face value of the licence.

Projector Drive-motors and special purpose F HP Motors

9-

Upto 5%

used in Theatre Equipments . . . ..

Special multi-duty P HP motors, such as multi-duty

Selsyn, Rotosyn, Interlock etc., used in Recorders, Cameras and other Studio and Laboratory Equip- ments . . . . . . . ..

" ioP/0

Magnetic tape-deck, with or without associated pre-empli-

I I.

ficrs and volume and tone-controls

5%

Microphones . . . . . . ..

5% 12.

Magnetic Tepee

" 10% 13-

Tungcr Bulbs, Mercury Pool Bulbs, Thyretron Tubes

1 5%

14.

Diaphragms and Speaker cones for loudspeakers of 10"

15-

" 2%

diameter and above . . . . ..

Magnetic Recording and Reproducing Heads

16.

" 5%
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APPENDIX 31—concld.

LIST C List of items of Cinema Machinery the Import of which is not permissible

1 35 mm and 35/70 mm Soundheads (excluding those required for magnetic sound reproduction).

2. Pedestals or Base.

3. Magazine upto 6000' capacity for 35 mm and 35/70 mm P ro ductors.

4. Step-down transformers. 5. Arc-Lamp Rectifiers, Bulb/Selenium/Silicon type.

6. Projector Spools upto 6000' capacity for 35 mm and 35/70 mm projectors and spools for 16 mm projectors.

7. A.C. Exciter Supply Units (Exciter Lamp Transformers). 8. D.C. Exciter Supply Units an Amplifier Power Supplies (except Regulated types).

9. Rewinders and Plates and Discs thereof.

10. Slide Projectors.

11. L.F. Baffles (Base Reflector Boxes).

12. H.F. Horns and Throats.

13. Matching on Line Transformers. 14. Cloth or plastic screens (except those having specially treated high-reflecting surface such as glass-beaded screens).

15. Arc Resistances. 16. Amplifiers and amplifying systems (other than high quality amplifiers used in film studio sound recording equipments).

17. Cross-over and/or dividing Networks. 18. Arc-Lamps operating at Below 120 amps. 19. 16 mm/8 mm/super 8 mm Sound and Projection Reproduction equipments.

20. Speakers having a nominal output of less than 10 Watts, and having a cone diameter of less than 10".

21. Field Rectifiers. 22. Film cement, 23. Dimmerstat for auditorium lights. 24. Stage Lighting Equipment. 25. Emergency Lighting System. 26. Manual and Electric Curtain Controls. 27. Automatic or semi-automatic Film developing and processing f--'* a chines.

28. Incandescent Film Studio Lights below 10,000 Watts except those defined under item (9) of Section Til of List A of this Appendix. 2U 35 mm and 3h mrr/70 mm. complete Projection and Sound Reproduction Equipments.

30. 35 mm and 35/70 mm projector Head complete with or without all accessories.
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APPENDIX 32

List of spare parts of certain essential machinery which will be allowed Import from U.S.A. under Special General Licence under US (Aid).

Description

Part S. No. of the I.T.C. Schedule

PART II

36(5)

Spare parts of mining and quarry machinery and spare parts of machinery required for Electric Supply Undertakings.

PART IV

293, 295 & 297 •

Sport parts of Motor Vehicles—The following items 01 spare parts of motor vehicles will not be permitted :—

CO Distributor assembly and parts thereof.

(w) Carburettor Kits.

{Hi) Clutch assembly and parts thereof.

(iv) Items covered by Lists I and II of Appendix 26.

PART V

Spare parts of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning 65(5X") . . ..

machinery other than domestic refrigerators.

Spare parts of earth-moving machinery and spare pan s *5(5X"0(")

of construction machinery.

63(5X"tO . .. Spare parts of irrigation machinery, spare parts of conveying machinery and spare parts of machinery when required for industries and undertakings other than cinema and refrigeration and also other than spare parts of machinery falling under SI. No. 65 (i-4)("0(a) and (b) of Part V.

V

Spare parts for agricultural tractors and for tractoi drawn agricultural Implements excluding under- carriage parts for crawler tractors.

Part VI

. . Spare Parts of Machine Tools.

Note 1 Banned and restricted spare parts will rot be allowed to be imported under thll provision.
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APPENDIX 33

OPEN GENERAL LICENCE NO. LXXXIV

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA, MINISTRY OF COMMERCE, IMPORT TRADE CONTROL ORDER NO. 2/68, DATED THE 20TH MARCH, 1968.

In pursuance of the Imports (Control) Order 1955, the Central Government hereby gives general permission to all persons to import into India from any country in the world except the Union o.f South Africa/South West Africa, Rhodesia and Portugal, any goods of the description specified in the Schedule below:--

Provided that —

(i) in the case of goods of the description specified in the Schedule below, such goods have not been produced or manufactured in the Union of South Africa /South West Africa, Rhodesia or Portugal;

(i.i) such goods are shipped on through consignment to India on or before the 30th September, 196fi without any grace period whatsoever; and

(iii) nothing in this licence shall aiieet the application to any goods, of any prohibition or regulation affecting the import thereof, in force at the time when such goods are imported.

SCHEDULE TO O.G.L NO LXXXTV

Description of goody

S. No. Part of thcl.T.C.

Schedule

20 .

. IV

Cashewnuts.

Wattle extract.

. IV

43 •

. IV

Wartle bark.

44

. IV

Bark for tanning excluding wattle bark.

45 •

. TV

144(0) ,

Hides and skins, ra-w or salted, where the value of hides and skins is more than that of wool/hair thereon.

V

6

Dyeing and tanning substances, all sorts not otherwise specified, excluding wattle extracts and the articles specified in S. No. 5 of Pan V of the Import Trade Control Schedule.
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APPENDIX 34

(Section II—S. No. 5 (2)/III)

SUBJECT:—Carding engines. Ring frames, Looms, etc.,—Import licensing policy for April 1968—March 1969.

The licensing policy for Carding engines, Ring frames, Looms, etc. for the year April 1968—March 1969 is set out below.

2. Applications in respect of licensable stores should be submitted to the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Bombay, In the prescribed form and manner.

Description

Remarks

1

a

I. (a) Blowtoom machine*

No licence will be granted.

(4) Blowroocu machinery tparct

The import of the undermentioned spare parts will not be allowed to actual users :—

(a) All types of lattice*.

(*) Grid Bare.

II. (a) Cording Engine*

. No licence will be granted.

(6) Sparc-part* for Carding Engines. Licences will be granted only for flat

chains.

(<9 Card clothing (Woollen and Waatc)A. U. applications will be considered on production of non-availability letters from Indigenous manufacturers.

II. (a) Ring Framet

. No licence will be granted.

(b) Spuft^psrts of Ring Frames . Licences for tbe import of the following spares will be granted to Actual User* in the light of the remarks below.—

00 Ball-bearings/Roller bearings/T

Needle bearings/Top Rollers,

(2) Jockey Pulleys (all types). 1 No lice- f nee will (3) Inserts (all types). be gran-

ted.

(4) Components of high j drafting syitcm. j
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APPENDIX 34^-contd.

I

2

(5) Rings for Ring No licence will be Frames and doubl- granted with- ing Frames. out non-availabilily letters from indigen- ous manufacturers.

(6) Nose Bars . No licence will be granted without non-availability let- ters from indigen- ous manufacturers.

(7) Parts of Pncu- A. U. applications will matic under bo considered only clearers. from the manufac- turers of these types of clearers for import of such parts as fan unit complete with motor and suction tubes hav- ing no indigenous angle.

(8) Any other compo- No licence will be ncr.; of specialised granted without nature. non-availability let- ters from indigenous manufacturers.

N.B.^-Liccnccs will not be issued to the Actual Users—Textile Mills for import of complete drafting equipments.

JV. (1) Draw Frames

. No licence will be granted.

(2) Speed Frames

. No licence will be granted.

(3) Spare-parts for Draw Frames

and Speed Frames.

Licences for import of electrical and mechanical spnre-pcrts ("other ihf.n fluted rollers) Cor improved/indi^tnous draw frames and speed frames vvlil be granted to the Actual Users on production of non-availability letters from indigenous manufacturers.

Import of fluted rollers for imported High Speed Draw Frames and High Drafts Speed Frames will be considered for licensing to Actual Users on the basis of one set for each machine.

V. Looms—

(1) Automtic Looms

- Import of automatic looms will not be generally allowed. A. U. applications for import of only those types of auto- matic looms essential for weaving any special types of fabiit,a will:, however, be considered on production of non-avail- ability letters from indigenous manufac- turers.
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APPENDIX 34^-contd.

2

I

No licence will be granted.

(.aj Hain Calico Loomn and Drop Box

Looms.

(3) Blanket Looms, Pick "ou PickJ

Loomi, Velvet Loomi and Circular Looms.

Import win not be generally allowed. A. U. applications for import of only those types essential for weaving of any special types of fabrics will, however, be con- sidered on production of non-availability letters from Indigenous manufacturer*.

(4) H.S. MuUpie neaa tape with rib-

boa looms (for all tyjes

Import will not be generally allowed. A. U. . applications for import of only those types essential for weaving any special types of fabrics will, however, b" cons'dered on production of non- availability 1 etters from indigenous ma- nufacturers.

V.(a) Loom Parts and Accessories.

Licences will be granted to Actual Uiern for articles listed in Annexure to tbk appendix.

(0 Licences for loom parts and acces- sories, from (i) to (17) In the liBt in Annexure to (his Appendix will be granted to Actual Users for the "ollowing types of looms :—

1.ij Swivel and lappet looms; v^) High Speed narrow fabric looms (3 Tyre Cord loom*; (4 Fustian looms; (5 Circular looms; and (6 Automatic Terry Towel loomB..

(I'O A. U. applications for licences for import of mechanical and clerical apare parts of imported automatic looms (but not accessories) may be considered from the textile milli subject to the restriction regarding the import of those loom parts a" listed from (1) to (17) in Annexure to this Appendix and also pro- vided such spare-parts are not banned elsewhere in the ITC Policy.

IV Gauges classified under S. No. 2i(t)/

U of the I.T.C. Schedule

Applications from Textile Mills/manu- facturers of textile machinery will be con- sidered for import of permissible types of gauges used in Textile Mills.

No licence will be granted.

VII. \.a) Slrang machine .

(t) Spare-parts of Sizing Machine A. U. applications for import of spare parts (mechanical and electrical) of Sizing machine of imported origin may be coniidered, provided such spares K e not specifically banned elsewhere in tbe T.T.C. Policy.
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APPENDIX 34^-contd.

I

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CO Auto Pirn Winding (four No licence will be granted.

spindle auto type) machine.

(11) Single-spindle fully automa- No licence will bo granted.

ic Pirn Winding machine.

(Hi) Sparc parts of auto pi-rn wind-

ing machine.

Applications for licences for import of spare-parts (mechanical and electrical) of automatic pirn winding machine of imported origin will be considered from Actual Users, provided such spares are not specifically banned elsewhere in the I.T.C, Policy.

Auto Warp Tying Machine

No licence will be granted.

W

Auto Reaching-Jn-machine ,

No licence will be granted

No licence will be granted.

(4) Reed Cleaning and Brushing Ma- chine.

(") Sparc-parts of Auto Warp Tying machine, Rcaching-in-machlne, Reed Cleaning and Brushing ma- chine.

Applications for licences for import of spare parts (mechanical and electrical) of automatic Warp Tying machine, Reach- ing-ln-machine, Reed Cleaning and Brush- Ing machine of imported origin will be considered from Actual Users, provided such spares are not specifically banned elsewhere in the I.T.C. Policy.

IX, (i>~Warp Winding machine U-. rush No licence will be granted.

speed cheese and cone winding machine (non-automatic).

No licence will be granted.

00 High Speed Warping machine with automatic knottrr.

High Speed Warping Machines . Mo licence will be granted.

C"0

(iv)

No licence will be granted. This restric- High Speed Sectional Warping machine.

tion will not apply to Sectional Warping machine for liba warp knitting machine and Raschel Warp Knitting machine.

(v 1 Spares of Warp Winding machines (all types) and High Speed Warp- ing/Sectional Warping machines.

A. U. applications for import of spares (mechanical and electrical) of Imported origin will be considered provided such spares are not specifically banned else- where in the I.T.C. Policy. Metallic Traverse Drums for High Speed Winding machine of various types and 5' and 6' Uafcelite Traverse Drums for various winding m"chincs will not be allowed for import

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APPENDIX 34—contd.

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X. (0 Doubling Frames (Machines) No licences will be grsrted.

A. U. applications will be considered.

(11) Doubler Winder

(Hi) Heavy Duty Doublcr/Cabler A. U. applications will be considered on production of non-availability letters from indigenous manufacturers.

A. U.

(iv) Fancy Doubler

A. U.

XI. (a) Comber and its preparatory me-

chincry.

(b) Spare parts fqr combers and irj

preparatory machinery.

A. U. applications for import of bottom LiCHiclimjj rollers for ccmbers will, how- ever, be considered on production of non-availability letters from indigenous manufacturers.

^XII. Woollen and Worsted Spinning End

preparatory machinery.

No licence will be grunted.

(i) Worsted Spindles or worsted spinning frames for spinning worsted woollen yarn.

(it) Woollen ring spinning frame . \

(tit) Twisting Machine for woollen

industry. A. U. applications will be considered on production of non-availability letters from (iv) H, S. Gill Box with auto Evener }- indigenous manufacturers.

(v) H. S. Gill Box with 2 heads and

2 bobbins.

(vi) Combined bobbincrs

(vii) Sparc parts of woollen and worst-

ed spinning machinery.

A. U. applicationf; fcr licences for import of electrical and mechanical spare parts of imported machines will be considered from actual users provided such spares are not specifically banned elsewhere in the I.T.C. policy.

(viii) Woollen Combers .

A. U.

(ix) Spare parts of woollen combers . A, U. applications will be considered for woollen combers of imported origin pro- vided such spares are not specifically ban- ned in the I.T.C, policy.

(x) Woollen an.d Worsted Automatic A. U.

looms.
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XIII.*r(o) Auto Waste Cleaner and Roving No licence will be granted.

Waste opener.

(b) Rig Tearing/Pulling machines 00 Fibre cutting machine (d) Garnetting machine .

No licence will be granted. No licence will be granted. A. U. applications will be considered on production of non-availability letters from Indigcncous manufacturers.

(e) Waste Spinning murhlnerv

A. U.

"XIV. Man-made Fibre Weavmg Machinery

(Including silk) :—

({) Pirn Winding machine (single- No licence will bo granted.

spindle/fbur-spindle type). (tf) Warp Winding machine (with No licence will be granted.

or without automatic knotter).

(in) High Speed Warping/Sectional

Warping machine.

(fo) Doubler/Cabler

N< '. cence will be granted. Thin restric- tion will not apply to sectional warping machine for Liba Warp Knitting machine and Raschel Warp Knitting machine. A. U, applications will be considered on production of non-availability letters from the indigenous manufacturers.

(v) Sizing machine

(trf) Plain Loom (wtf) Automatic Looms

No licence will be granted. No licence will be granted. A. U.

"XV. Spun Silk Spinning Machinery

A U.

XVI. Testing Machines :

(0 Yarn Evenness Tester . .1

(H) Lea Testing Machines

Hit) Wrap Reel .

(fo) Twist Tester

(v) Wrap Block

(vi) Cotton Sorter (manual)

No licences will be granted. A. U. applications will be considered for - the special types of testing machines on producetion of non-availability letters from indigenous manufacturers.

(vit) Miniature Silver Drawing De-

vice (hand-operated).

(vtif) Yarn Appearance examining

machine.

(ix) Fabric strength tester

(x) Fabric and yarn strength tester

(xi) Direct yarn count balance . 1

(xtf) Tear strength tester . . J

W. B.—Letters of non-availability will have to be produced from the reeognhed indigenous manufacturers.
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APPENDIX 34—contd.

ANNEXUEE

List of Loom Parts and Access&rieg

1- Loomsldes.

2. Top RaiL

3. Cross Rails.

4. Binder Rails.

5. Sley Swords.

6. Swing Rails and Bushings.

7. Breast Beams.

8. Take-up Rollers.

9. All Metal Sleys.

10. Crank Shafts and Bushes.

11. Tappet Shafts and Bushes.

12. Picking Bowls.

13. Picking Tappet Nose Bits.

14. Picking Tappet Shells.

15 Picking Tappet Boss.

16. Picking Tappet Boss Keys.

17. Picking Shafts.

18. Pipes with Holes for Weaver Beams.

19. Spring Loaded Drive Pulleys.

20. Clutch Drive Components.

21. Rollers and Rings for Temples.

22. Loom springs—excluding Swell, bow and Back springs and box- end springs but including wire-springs.

23. Spares for Swivel and Lappet Looms.

24. Spares for High Speed Narrow Fabric Looms.

25. Spares for Tyre Cord Looms.

2G. Spares for Fustian Looms.

27 Design Paper for Dobbies.

28. Cut Measuring Motions (Mechanical for measuring piece lengths).
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29. Cables for Warp Stop Motions.

30. Split Chain

31. Split Cutters (Complete).

32. Split Needles.

33. Staubli Connection Adjusters.

34. Metal Lattice and Pegs.

35. Weft fork welded type.

For Jacquardj

36. Jacquard Needle Boards. 37. Jacquard Design Paper.

38. Jacquard Driving Chains.

39. Piano Card Cutting Machine Spares.

40. Sample Cutting Machine .Knives.

41. Cross Border Jacquard Machine Spare parts.

42. Spring Peg Bodies (Rough). 43. Spring for Spring Peg.

44. Solid Pega

46. Single and Double Lift Brass Needle Springs. 46. Steel Needle Springs.

47. Single Rib and Double Rib Grate Bars in long length tor Jacquard knives.

48. Finger Grates and Shallow Gratei.

49. Flat Card Springs.

50. Wire Card Springs.

51. Patent Steel Loops.

52. Jacquard Wire in long lengths for links.

53. Bowlas Hooka.

54. Mail Eyes.

55. Neck Cord Couplings.

Sundries

56. Mechanical Reacher-ic Selection Needles. 57. Mechanical Warp Tying Machine Selector Needles 58. Weavers Automatic Hand Knotters. 59. Winders Automatic Hand Knotitera. BO. Pick Counting Glasses. 61. Shuttle Back Springs. (For shuttle manufacturers only),
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62. Porcelain and other Thread Guides

S' JrT³ f°r S h u t t l e ⁹' 1 (For shuttle

y manufacturers 64. Clamps. J ^yx 85. Porcelain Eyes. 66. Shuttle Eyes made of brass, alloy, etc. J J/'

67. Cat and Rabbit Fur In cut to size pieces.

68. Drop Box Cards.

63. Spares for Roper and Barlett Let-off Motions.

70. Spares for Parallel Qnder-pick Motions. 71. Spares for 2. 3 and 4 Colour Magazine and Welt Replenishing, Motion.

72. Jacquard Machine Driving Motions all types.

73. Card Lacing, Machine Spare.Parts.

74. Card Repeating Machine Spare Parts. 75. High Speed Warper Beam Flanges (Laminated or plastic faced¹ with Metal Hoops).

76. Looms Bolts, Nuts and Washers. ~) ('c 01 automatic loom /manufacturers only). 77. Loom Chains.

78. Hand Power Repeating Machines.

79. Comber Needles. (Import of round comber needles of any gauge will not be allowed. A.U. applications for import of Flat Comber Needles will, however, be considered on produc- tion of non-availibity letters from indigenous manufacturers).

80. Rubber Fillets.

N.B.—The Restriction of importing spares/components/accessories in this Annexure will not however apply to ac.ual users vftrci- are Indigenous auto-loom manufacturers.
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APPENDIX 35

[S. Nos. 36 (1—4)/II, 36(5)/II, 4(1—4)/III, 4 (5) /III, 5 (2)/III, 65/V, 67/V and 92(n)/V]

MACHINERY (OTHER THAN MACHINE TOOLS) FOR WHICH LICENCES WILL NOT ORDINARILY BE VALID—LIST OP

List 'A'.—This list contains articles of machinery (other than Machine Tools) for which licences granted for machinery to Established Importers and Actual Users will not be valid.

List 'BJ.—This list contains articles of machinery (other than Machine Tools) for which quota licences granted to Established Importers for machinery will not be valid; but applications from Actual Users or Importers having orders from Actual Users will be considered provided evidence is produced to the effect that indigenous manufacturers are unable to supply the machinery required.

In preparing List A, care has been taken to include only such items of mechinery as can be readily obtained from indigenous sources and are produced in sizeable quantity of approved quality, while in List B, such of the items as can be manufactured against specific orders as per customers' specifications have been included.

COMPONENT PARTS AND SPARES

1, Where an actual user or an established importer having firm orders from an actual user desires to import spare parts of any of the machines listed in this Appendix, the application for an import licence will be considered on merits, provided full justification for the imports of the articles applied for are furnished in the application. If the value of the spare parts required to be imported by an actual user having his place of business at (a) Howrah and Calcutta, (b) Madras, and (c) Bombay exceeds Rs. 5,000, the appli- cation should be accompanied by a certificate from a qualified Engi- neer, preferably on the staff of the applicant firm, to the effect that the spare parts required to be imported cannot be fabricated in any of the reputed workshops in (a) Howrah and Calcutta, (b) Madras, and (c) Bombay respectively. This certificate will, however, not be necessary in cases where the value of the applications for spares- is less than Rs^ 5,000.

2, This concession is also applicable to firms which are situated outside Bombay, Calcutta and Madras. In these cases, if the value of spare parts required is more than Rs. 5,000, the firm should produce a certificate from the Director of Industries of the State concerned to the effect that the spare parts required to be imported cannot be fabricated at the nearest centre of engineering industry..

3, Spare parts and component parts for items banned under the heading 'Cinematograph equipments' in List 'A' of this
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appendix could be imported under licences issued tor Cinematographic equipments, components and spare parts falling under S. N. 65 (1—4) (ii) (i), (il), (Hi) and •;"i5 (5) (i) (i)/V, 65 (5) (i) (ii)/V and 65 (5) (i) (Iil)/V in accord- ance with Lists, A, 1J and C of Appendix 31, provided import of these spare parts and components is not otherwise banned.

N,B.—The names and addresses of the manufacturers, together with the specifications of the machines manufactured/fabricated Jndigenously are published in a separate brochure by the Directorate ^General of Technical Development.

(A) LIST OF MACHINERY (OTHER THAN MACHINE TOOLS) FOR WHICH LICENCES GRANTED FOR MACHINERY TO ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS AND ACTUAL USERS WILL NOT BE VALID.

Jute Mill Machinery

1. Baling Press Pump. 2. Baling Press. 3. Cylinder Dressing Machine without accelerated air drying devices.

4. Dust Shaker. 5. Dry-beaming Machine. 6. Flat Loom. 7. Live Spindle Spinning Frame.

8. Live Spindle Twisting Frame.

9. Lapping Machine.

10. Main Bevel Roller Drive Softener with quick-release roller mechanism.

H. Measuring Machine. 12. Push-bur Drawing Frame. 13. Patent High Density Cop-Windei

14. Power Reeling Machine. 15. Roll or Spool Winder.

16. Spiral Roving Frame, upto 10'x 6' and 80 spindles. 17. Starch Mixing Machine.

18. Sack Printing Machine (Single colour).

19. Spray or Brush Damping Machine.

20. Autocoyle.

Printing Machinery

1. Hand model type Duplicator (Both hand feed and self feed type).
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2. Paper Guillotine up to 30" but excluding paper cutting machines with three side knives used in the cutting ol copy books operated by 31 H.P. with a cutting length of ?*x 15$*

(Maximum) and 9* X2|* (Minimum).

3. Paper Cutting Knives of all sizes if imported separately.

4. Paging machines and other similar machines.

5. Ticketing machines.

6. Graining machines, for graining of Offset Plates (all sizes).

7. Vacuum Printing frames for the offset plate making (all sizes).

8. Plate Whirlers for the offset plates (all sizes).

9. Etching and Retouching tables.

10. Mounting tables.

11. Registering tables.

12. Paper Jogging machines.

13. Ink Agitators.

14. Spray Units.

15. Roller Washing devices.

16. Self adjusting proof presses (letter press) except Precision Letter press Proofing Presses.

17. Paper Folding machines from 17"x24f/ to 30"x40".

18. All hand-fed letter press printing machines.

19. All automatic letter press printing machines upto 20"X30" other than those for high grade work for quality printers.

20- Power-operated and hand-operated paper-cutting machine [other than (i) automatic Guillotine of 42" and above and (ii) heavy duty power-operated Guillotine of 42"].

21. Wire-stitchers of less than V capacity.

22. Paper Perforating Machinery Hand or Treadle Type.

23. Paper Varnishing and Gumming machinery (a) 24"X37" and (b) 32"X44".

24. Parallel Locking up of Quions 4x12 cm. to 4X48 cm.

25. Rule Cutter size 9".

26. Table Router 32"x20".

27. Coating and Laminating Machinery.

io G. of I. Ex.—20
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28. Corrugating Machinery single and double face combined conveyor,

29. Cutting, Scouring and Slotting Machines.

30. Flat bed machine stop cylinder type.

Boiler

Lancashire type (Dished and Flat ends), single or double flue for working pressure upto 260 lbs. square Inch.

NOTE.—Boilers, steam pipes and fittings (as defined in the Boilers Act & Regu- lulom), not conforming to Indian Boiler Regulations, will not be permitted to be Imported.

w*hiie applying for a licence for Boilers and parts thereof, the Importers should submit to Lhe licensing authority a certificate, cither from the Chief Inspector of Boiler concerned, or from any of the recognised Inspecting Authorities in the country of origin of the product, as per Appendix 'C of the Indian Boilers Regulation, 195° to the effect that the poods desired to be imported conform to Indian Boilers Regulations. Similar certificate will also be required to be produced by the importers alongwith their applications for licence, in case they want to import Boiler Fittings against general description licences issued under S. Mos, 36(5)/IIj 4(5)/III and 65(5)/V.

The Importers should also inform their suppliers of Boilers and the fittings that they should guarantee the fulfilment of tests prescribed by the Chief Inspector of Boiler*, which would bo carried out after Installation, and in case the goods do not pass the tests they would ' have to be re-exported and replacement supplied free of cost.

Cinematograph equipments

1. 35 mm and 35/70 mm Soundheada (excluding those required for magnetic sound reproduction).

2. Pedestals or Base.

a. Magazines upto 6000' capacity for 35 mm and 35/70 mm Pro- • jectors.

4- Step-down transformers.

5. Arc-Lamp Rectifiers, Bulb/Selenium/Silicon type. 6. Projector Spools upto 6000' capacity for 35 mm and 35/70 mrxn Projectors and spools for 16 mm projectors.

7. A.C. Exciter Supply Units (Exciter Lamp Transformers).

8. D.C. Exciter Supply Units and Amplifier Power Supplies (except Regulated types).

9. Rewinders and Plates and Discs thereof.

10. Slide Projectors.

H L.F. Baffles (Base Reflector Boxes).

\2. H.F. Horns and Throats.

'3 Matching on Line Transformers. 14. Cloth or plastic screens (except those having specially treated high-reflecting surface such as glass-beaded screens).
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15. Arc Eesiatancea.

16. Amplifiers and amplifying systems (other than high quality amplifiers used in film studio sound recording equipments).

17. Cross-over and/or dividing Networks.

18. Arc-Lamps operating at Below 120 amps. 19. 16 mm/8 mm/Super 8 mm Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipments.

20. Speakers having a nominal output of less than 10 Watts, and having a cone diameter of less than 10".

21. Field Rectifiers.

22. Film cement.

23. Dimmerstat for auditorium lights.

24. Stage Lighting Equipment.

25. Emergency Lighting System.

26. Manual and Electric Curtain Controls.

27. Automatic or semi-automatic Film developing and processing Machines.

28. Incandecent Film Studio Lights below 10,000 watts except those denned under item (9) of Section III of list A of Appendix 31.

29. 35 mm and 35 mm/70 mm complete Projection and Sound Reproduction Equipments.

Cement Machinery

Complete cement plant of 600 tons per day capacity both wet/, dry process.

N.B. A.U, applications for import of spare parts not manufac- tured indigenously will be considered in consultation with DGTD.

Dairy and Poultry Farm Appliances etc.

1. All types of insulated and uninsulated milk and cream vats, tanks.

2. Milk and cream pumps,

3. Batch Pasteurisers.

4. H.T.S.T. pasteurisers.

5. Hand bottle fillers and washers.

6. Milk can filling unit.

7. Bottle oapper (hand).
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B. Crate washers.

9. Automatic bottle filling and washing machines.

10. Cream separators upto 110 litres capacity (hand driven).

11. Cream separators upto 550 litres capacity (power driven).

12. Butter churn (hand operated).

13. Butter worker (table type).

14. Butter trolleys.

15. Combined butter churn and worker.

16. Combined steaming machines.

17. Curd knives (Horizontal and vertical).

18. Curd milk cheese press,

19. S.S. Cheese hoops.

20. Steaming table with steam jets.

21. Wash up tanks.

22. Steam sterilizing chest for bottles.

23. Steam type sterilizing out-fit.

24. Stainless steel fittings.

25. Milk cans.

26. Ice cylinder chambers for milk cans.

27. Road and rail milk tankers.

28. Tabular surface collers.

29. Plate coolers.

30. Farm bulk milk coolers.

31. Ghee kettles.

32. Spray drying plants.

33. Can washers.

34. Pipettes.

Sugar Machinery

Complete sugar plant upto 2,000 tons per day crushing capa- city.

N.B.—A.U. applications for import of spare parts not manu- factured indigenously will be considered in consultation with DGTD.

Gas Cylinders

Liquid Petroleum Gas Cylinders.
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Cork Manufacturing Machinery

(B) LIST or MACHINERY (OTHER THAN MACHINE TOOLS) FOR WHICH QUOTA LICENCES GRANTED TO ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS FOR MACHINERY WILL NOT BE VALID.

Air Conditioning, Ice Making and Refrigeration Equipments

1. Ice Cans or Moulds. 2. Cooling Coils- 3. Brine Agitators (Belt Drive). 4. Ice or Brine or Freezing Tank. 5. Rotary Air Blowers for the making cf clear Ice. 6. Air Blowers for Room Coolers. 7. Cold storage doors, windows and other equipment. 8. Atmospheric Ammonia Condensers with set of qas and liquid headers.

9. Evaporative Condensers.

10. Cooling Towers. 11. Water Coolers upto 150 gallons capacity. 12. Condensers. 13 Receivers, 14. Chillers. 15, Air conditioning and Refrigeration Compressors.

Ceramic Machinery

1. Ball Mills. 2. Pug Mills (for mixing and consolidating the clay). 3. Tile Press (Hand & Power operated). 4. Pot Mills. 5. Extruders or Extrusion Press, 6. Brick Cutting Tables. 7. De-airing Pug Mill 8. Jigger Jolley. 9. Filter Press & Pumps.

10. Brick and. Tile Miking Machines. 11. Agitators. 12. Mixers. 13. Dryera.

Chemical and Pharmaceutical Machinery (excluding Glass

Lined equipment)

1. Vessels and Tanks or Pans including Pressure Vessels. 2. End Runners.
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3. Distillation Stills. 4. Crystallisers. 5. Sterilisers. 6. Neutralises. 7. Tincture Presses. 8. Vacuum Pans. 9. Reaction Stills.

10. Resine and Turpentine Plants. 11. Evaporators (Open or Vacuum type). 12. Autoclaves or Pressure Vessels. 13. Condensers 'Coil and Tubular type). 14. Agitators. 15. Dryers. 16. Heat Exchangers. 17. Emulsifying Machine. 18. Kneaders. 19. Sulphonation vats. 20. Tilting Pans Cap : upto 100 gallons. 21. Ball Mills. 22. Roller Grinders with Granite Rollers. 23. Pill or Tablet Making Machine. 24. Sifier & Mixer. 25. Sieving Machine 26. Drying Chamber for drying cotton. 27. Drying Chambers for materials for tablets. 28. Still with Rectifying Columns.

29. Mixing Digestors. 30. Deodorizer. 31. Bottle Filling Machine (automatic inasmuch as filling action starts automatically when the bottle neck touches the filler head and stops automatically when the bottla is filled to the, proper level).

32. Water Purification Plant.

33. Complete Plants for industrial spirit, rectified spirit and power

alcohol.

34. Breweries.

35. Sulphuric Acid Plants upto 100 tons/day.

36. Superphosphate Plant upto 240 tons/day.

37. Rosin and Turpentine Plants.
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APPENDIX 35—contd,

Oil Mill Machinery

L Oil Expellers. 2. Baby Oil Expellers. 3. Filler Press Pump. 4. Filler Presses. 5. Rotary Oil Mills/Ghani. 6. Copra Cutters. 7. Oil Refilling Plants/Vegetable Ghee Plants. 8. Oil Kohloos. 9. Disintegrator. 10. Decorticators. 11. Reducer. i.2. Hydrogen Cells, 13. Oil Coolers. 14. Deodorizer. 15. Bleacher with Condenser and Catch-all. 16. Hydrogenating Vessels. 17. Autoclaves. 18. Seed Cleaner.

Paint and Varnish Machinery

1. Ball Mills (with wide range or sizes). 2. Edge Runner. 3. Varnish Kettles (pot Cop. 35, 130 and 160 gallons made of

btuink'ss steel or aluminium).

Rice, Dal and Flour Mill Machinery

1 Dour Mil' (Domestic type vertical or horizontal). 2. Rice and FJour Mills fcombined) Hand Opermtid, 3. Rice Mill. 4. Rice Shellers. 5. Rice Muiiers with or without Polishers, ti. Disintegrators. 7. Dal Mills. 8. Warai Mills 24", 30" and 26". 9 Rice Flakes M&chinery.

10. Paddy Cleaner. 1.1. Rice Huller Screen. 12. Husk Separator. 13. Paddy Separator. 14. Rice Polisher. :\5. Bucket Elevator.
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Rubber Machinery

1. Mixing Mills. 2. Mixing Machines. 3. Extruding Machine. 4 Spreading and Doubling Machine- 5. Hydraulic Steam Heated Press. 6. Hydraulic Press. 7. Vulcanlzers (Horizontal and Vertical types).

Soap and Cosmetic Machinery

1. Snap Stamping Machine. 2. Soap Cutting Machine (Slab Cutter). 3. Soap Plant. 4. Soap Cooling Frame. 5. Soap Boiling Pan. 6. Bar and Tablet Machine (standard size). 7. Machine for grinding and blending of face powder. 8. Soap Kettles. 9. Caustic Soda Lye Tank.

10. Plastic Mixing and Kneading Machine 11. Glycerine Distillation Plant. 12. Toilet and Soap Dryer, 13. Tallow Melting Vats. 14. Soap Crutcher.

Textile Machinery

1. Bleaching Kiers. 2. Yarn Bundling Press. 3. Ager Machine (including Rapid Ager, Waler seal ager, but excluding flash ager).

4. Colour Mixing & Boiling Pan. 5. Open Width Washing and Soaping Machine (all types). 6. Cylinder Drying Machine (all types and all width). 7. Cloth folding machine and doubling folding and plating machine.

8 AU types of Printing Machines (except continuous Flock Print- Ing machine).

9. Hope chemicking and Souring Machine.

10. Padding and Starch Mangle (Mechanical as well as Pneumatic pressure).

11. Damping machine (including Finishing mangle). 12. Rope Squeezing Machine. 13. Scutchers (non-automatic). 14. St-entering machine (all types).

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APPENDIX 35—contd.

15. Rope Washing Machine.

16. Dye-Jigger (ordinary and auto with Hood) excluding prewar* jigger).

17. Reeling Machine (hand or powder-operated both ordinary and automatic machine except for Reeling stretched/crimped synthetic yarn.)

18. Mechanical Roller forcing machine.

19. Winch Dyeing Machine (open and enclosed)

20. Back Filling Machine.

21. Yarn Printing Machine.

22. Batching Machine. 23. Square beater type washing machines. 24. Baling press. 25. Stamping machine (excluding selvedge stamping). 26. Fre-heaters and Heat Exchangers. 27. Hydro extractors. 28. Continuous dyeing plant. 29. Curing/Polimersing machine. 30. Mercerising Machine (i) clotb-chainless, and (ii) Yam. 31. Auto-pilers. 32. Expanders. 36. Drying Cylinders. 34. Cloth Guiders/Weft Straighteners/Selvedge Uncurlers 35. Open width bleaching plants (Semi-continuous*. 36. Hot-flue. 37. Vacuum Strainer. 33. Wet Cotton Opener. 39, Mineral Khaki Dyeing Plant. M). J-I3ox, Continuous bleaching plant (Rope type). 41. Thermo-reaction. 42. Singeing machine (cloth—gas and electric types). 43. Water Mangles (including Aqua Roll), 41. Squeezing Mops. 45. Calendering Machines. 46. Hand Dyeing machine. 47. Cloth Inspection machine. 48. Copper Printing Rollers. 49. Calender Bowls. CO. Steaming chamber. 51. Vacuum Steaming Plant.
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APPENDIX 35—contd.

62. High Temperature High/Low Pressure Piece Dyeing machine. 53. Package Yarn Dyeing machine.

54. Continuous Bleaching Plant (open-width). 55. Embossing Calender.

56. Doctor Blade.

57. Rubber Blankets and Rubber Sleeves for Shrinking ranges.

58. Stenter Clips. 59. Raising Fillets.

'80. Hank Expander.

Jme Mill Machinery

High speed silver spinning frame (warp).

Silk Machinery

1, Twisting Machine (Throwing). 2 Deckwinding Machine,

3. Single Tread Sizing Machine. 4. Sectional Warping Machines. 3. Bobbin Drum Winding Machine or Spooling Machine. 0. Reeling Machine.

7'ea Processing Machinery

1. Tea Rollers. 2. Multiple Test Rollers.

3. Tea Sorters

i. Tea Stalk Extrador and Grader. 5. Green Leaf Sifter. •6. Tea Packers.

7. Tea Cutters 8. Tea Breakers. 9. Ball Breakers.

10. Trash Plates, 11. Tea Cleaner.

12. Tea Dryers and C.T.C. (crushing, tearing and curling machinery).

13. Tea Dust Machine.

14. Green Tea Polisher.

IB. Tea Roaster.

16. Multitubular Air Heaters.

17. Multicellular Air Heaters.

18. Tea Leaf Processing Machines.

19. Rootes type rotary blowers.
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APPENDIX 35—contd.

Boiler Industry

1. Cornish type (with dished or ii^t ends),

2. Vertical Boiler with Gross Water Tube.

3. Economic type (Single and Double pass).

4. Loco boilers.

5. Water tube boiler.

6. Package type boilers. JSfoTH.—BoilOT "team pipes and fittings (as defined in the BcUers Act & .Regula- tions), not conforming to Indian Boiler Regulations will not be permitted to be imported.

•While applying for a licence for Boilers and parts thereof, the Importers should submit to the licensing authority a certificate, cither from the Chief Inspector of Boikrs concerned, or from any of the recognised Inspecting Authorities in the country of origin of the product, us per Appendix 'C of the Indian Boilers Regulation, 1950 to ihc effect that the goodi desired to be imported ccntorm to Indian Boilers Regulations. Similar :ertiflcate will also be required to be produced by the importers along with their applications foi licence, in case they want to import Boiler Httings pgainst general description licences issued under S. Wos. 36(5)/IT, 4(5)/III and 6j(5)/V.

The Importers should also inform their suppliers of Boilers and th^ fittings that they should guarantee the fulfilment of the tests prescribed by the Chief Inspector of BoilerSj wbi:b -vould be carried out after installation, and incase the gooda dojnotpassj the tests the? would nave to be re-exported and replacement supplied free ot cost.

Constructional Machinery

1. Crushers of all types/sizes lor all applications. 2. Concrete of all types/sizes for all applications. 3. Tar Boilers. 4. Asphalt Mixers only. 5. Concrete vibrators. 6. Swing Weigh Batcher (Single/double bucket type). 7. Hot mixed plants/mixing and drying units. 8. Paver Finishers. 9. Prestressing equipment. 10. Pile driving equipment.

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Machinery

1. Condensers. 2. Receivers. 3. ChiRlers. 4. Oil separators.
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APPENDIX 35-contd,

COAL MINING MACHINERY AND COAL WASHING PLANTS

(1) Coal cutters (shortwall, longwall, longwall/shortfall and Crawler mounted arc wall.)

(2) Haulages (Direct, endless and reversible endless) upto 200 KW.

(3) Mine Electric Winder (Drum and friction type) upto 2000 KW.

(4) Safety detaching hooks upto 7& tons.

(5) Friction wedge type rope cappel suitable for ropes upto 1 J"

dia.

(6) Coal Loader (Capacity in coal upto 5 tons per minute).

(7) Mine Locomotive (capacity upto 60 KW).

Paper and Pulp making Plants

(for Writing and Printing paper)

1. Small Scale Paper Plants upto 10 tons/day (complete and /or by sections).

2. Large Scale Paper making plants complete and/or by sec-

tions—from 15 tons/day and above.

3. Brown Stock washing system.

4. Calendar Bowls.

5. Fourdriner wire cloth.

Paper Conversion Machinery

i. Flai and satchel paper bag making Any "ize from 4M8 cm. to 36*36 c.tn machine without printing unit.

output—500 bags pei minute.

2. Flat and latchrl paper bag making

machine with two colour printing unit.

Any "lze from 4 "8 c m. to 26M 3* cm. output—400 bags per minute.

3. Ftat and satchel paper bag making Any size from 51114 cm. to 50*75 cm.

machine without printing unit.

output—400 bugs per minute.

4. Flat and satchel paper bag mnidnc

machine with two colour printing unit.

Any alw from 5^14 cm. to J O " 7J cm, output—360 bag* per minute.

5. 'Carrier bag making machine .

Any size from ion30 cm. to 361156

c m. output—100 bags per minute.

6. Perforation cut type bag making ma- Any ilze from *w8 cm. to 26^36 cnv chine.

oatput—1200 begs per minute.

7, Cellophane bag making machine with- Any "lze from 7H is cm. to 26 K 36 c m. out priming unit.

output—166 bag" per minute.

Any size from 7*12 c m. to 361336 c m. 8. " Cellophane bag making machine with two colour rotogravure printing unit. output—125 bags per minute.
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APPENDIX 35—concld.

9. Block bottom bag nuking machine , Any tixe from I O M I6 cm. to 36 a 50 cm. output—104 bagi per minute. 10. Polythene bag mating machine wltu Any size from SKiOjJcm. to 42K60 cm, tingle colour printing unit. L output—104 bogs per minute. I I. Small packet bag making machine with- Any size from 4x6 cm. to 22H28 cm* out printing unit. output—104 bags per minute. 1 a. Carbon paper manufacturing machine. 40' width paper output—75 to 300 ft. per minute. n- Machinery to make paper cups find tumblers and drinking straws and paper towels. 14. Envelope making machine From 80 no*, per minutu to 366 nos. pair minute.

Miscellaneous Items

.1. Rock drills (30/60 lbs.).

2. Continuous type solvent Extraction Plants.

3. Conveyors and Elevators.

4. Demolition tools.

5. Core Drilling equipment.
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APPENDIX 36

LIST OF ITEMS THE IMPORT OF WHICH WILL NOT BE PERMITTED AGAINST QUOTA LICENCES FOR S. NO. 7 9 / V.

(a) Equipments,

1. X-Ray Equipments upto and inclusive of 500 m.a. capacity. 2. Single Channel portable Cardio-Graphs and Cardio-Scopes. 3. Ultra Voilet Ray lamps (Excluding Kromdyer for medica.

treatments).

4. Infra red Ray lamps for Medical treatment.

(b) Parts and accessories as listed below.

1. High Tension Transformers or generators. 2. X-Ray controls. 3. Fluoroscopic Stands. 4. Bucky Tables-hand or motor driven. 5. Tube Stands. 6. Ceiling mounted tube carriages. 7. Cones. 8. Localizers. 9. Collimeters.

10. Mannual casset changers. 11. X-Ray protection screens, barriers and devices. 12. X-Ray radio, petrol or diesel engine driven Electrical! alternators.

13. X-Ray viewing equipment. 14. Fluoroscopic screens. 15. Intensifying screens. 16. Film filing Cabinets. 17. Barium Enemia equipment and Electric mixer. 18. Film Markers. 19. Angle Boards. 20. Film clips Hangers. 21. Film Developing Tanks. 22. Dark Room Thermometers and floating Thermometers. 23. Drying units and Cabinets. 24. Wet Film Rack. 25. Tube lamps for Illuminators. 26. Meters of all types such as KV, MA and parts thereof.
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APPKNDIX 36—concld.

21. Compensation Transformers and parts thereof.

28. Switches and parts thereof.

29. Knobs.

30. Dial plates.

31. Castors.

32. Brackets.

33. Plugs.

34. Mains correction Transformers.

35. Hand and Foot Switches.

36. Tape Recorders.

37. H.T. Coils.

38. Filament transformers.

39. Transformers oil.

40. Boosting transformers.

41. Lamination for the transformers.

42. Tube Head covers.

43. Holders and supporters,

44. Hoses.

45. Thermometers,

46. Clamps.

47. Brackets.

48. Pulleys.

49. Pulley Wires.

50. Counter weights.

51. Tube colum rails.

52. Rubber stops and Bushings,

53. Knobs and Handles,

54. Head shoulder and

55. Footrest.
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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL

Import Policy for Registered Exporters

The order and manner of presentation of the policy in this Volume of the Red Book is as under: —

Section I—Contains the salient features of the policy and procedure.

Section II—Contains the policy statement indicating the export products, import replenishment percentages and the per- missible items of import etc.

Section III—Index of all the export products including sub- products with an appropriate reference number to the main policy statement.

21—10 GoflExty.
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SECTION I
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SECTION 1

The Licensing system under the Import Policy for Registered Exporters in detail is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, a new edition of which has been issued simultaneously.

Objectivb

2. The objective of the Import PoUc> tor Registered Exporters ts -to provide, against the export of certain specified products, replenish- ment from the most preferred sources, of the imported materials, intermediates, components and parts used in the manufacture of the •export products. Exports eligible and not eliaible for replenishment

3 Exports to Nepal, Sikkim and Bhutan will not qualify for this facility, as also the exports to Afghanistan if made otherwise than .against payment in free foreign cxchanpp.

4. Export on consignment basis will qualify for the replenishment only after final sale has taken place. Products eligible for replenishment

5(i) Products against export of which import replenishment will be allowed under this policy have been listed in the statement in Section II. The extent of replenishment, that is the value of import licence that will be permissible against each export product, has been indicated in the same statement in terms of a percentage of the f.o.b. value of the export.

5 (ii) In cases where the quantum of replenishment that has been provided is inadequate to accommodate some essential raw material •or component which needs to be imported on the ground that the indigenous substitute is not good enough in quality for maintaining the competitive strength of the export products, requests for exceed- ing the prescribed replenishment will be considered on merits.

6. The percentages indicated in Section II will apply in the case ••of exports effected on or after 1st Apnl 1968. In the event of any subsequent change in these percentages, the percentage current on the date of export will be applicable for purposes of granting replenishment licences.

7. Tmnort Licences issued under this Policy, unless indicated other- wise, will be valid for imports from the General Currency Area, irrespective of the country to which exported.

Persons eligible for licences

8. The applicants for import licences under this policy will be the registered exporters who have effected the exports, whether they be merchant-exporters or manufacture-exporters.

9. Import licences, under this Policy will be issued only subject to 'actual user" condition. Ordinalily such licences will be issued in the nam° of the reeisterpd-^xDorter onlv if he is the manufacturer of the product exported. In the case of the following specified export products, however, the import licences will bo issued in favour of the
25°/3²4 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART t
exporter even though he may not be registered as a manufacturer- exporter, if he gets such goods manufactured elsewhere on his account and undertakes not to sell or otherwise dispose "f the materials allowed to him for import.

(1) E.P.N.S. German Silverware. (2) Leather and Leather Goods. (3) Sports Goods. (4) Handicrafts. (5) Gem and Jewellery. (6) Agarbaties and Chandan Dhoop. (7) Natural Silk Fabrics, Garments.

In all other cases the import licences will be issued in favour of a manufacturer or manufacturers nominated by the exporter. It is- open to a manufacturer-exporter also not to take the licence in his own name but to ask for the licence to be issued in favour of a manu- facturer nominated by him.

10. Nominations may be made in favour of a manufacturer/manu- facturers of any product in the "product sub-group" (vide Note 3 at the beginning of Section II) to which the exported product be- longs; nomination may also be made in favour of a manufacturer of a part, component or material covered by the Import Policy for Registered Exporters, and used in the manufacture of the exported product.

11. In cases where the total import replenishment due against a merchant-exporter's export of items falling within a product sub- group is less than Rs. 1,000 in value, it will be permissible for him to transfer the quantum of such replenishment to a manufacturer/manu- facturers nominated in respect of other exports effected by him during the same period.

12. The particulars of the nomination should be furnished in the application itself.

Items of import

13. Column 4 of Section II indicates against some of the export products the items that will be allowed for import under this policy in the licences to be issued on or after 1st April 1968. In the event of any amendments being made in the permissible lists of items in this column, the amended policy in regard to the items will apply to the licences issued after the amendments.

14. A. manufacturer-exporter or a manufacturer nominated on the basia of his being a manufacturer of any one of the products appearing under the same product sub-group as the exported product may, under the, replenishment licence, claim import of any or all of the items #hown as permissible against the particular exported product In Col. 4 "f the Statement provided they are required for actual use. They may "lso ask for any or all of the items figuring in their latest preferably valid, actual user licence for raw materials, components and spares,
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15. Manufacturers nominated on the ground of their being manu- facturers of a part, component or material used in the exported pro- duct, may claim the licence for the permissible items if indicated against such part, component or material in Section II. They may also ask for any of the items figuring in their latest, preferably valid, actual user licence for raw materials, components and spares.

16. The items of import asked for as above on the strength of an actual user licence will be generally allowed provided they are per- missible to actual users according to the current import policy (i.e. if they have been shown as A.U., A.U. on a restricted basis, or A.U. for export production only). Stainless steel sheets, strips circles and plates will not be allowed to be imported unless they are specifically indicated in Col. 4 of Section II against th<; export product concern- ed, or they are specially cleared for import in any particular case.

17. The licensing authority will also consider oh merits requests for impoft of any other items (i) permissible to actual users as indi- cated above and recommended by the sponsoring authority and (ii) required for manufacture o-f the exported product, or for the production of a part, component or material used In the manufacture of the exported product.

18. An import licence issued to a manufacturer-exporter afainst his own exports, may, on request, be made valid for: —

(a) an amount not exceeding 20 per cent, of the value of the licence or one lakh of rupees whichever is less, for import of permissible types of jigs and tools and equipment for packing and tagging; and

(b) an amount not exceeding 50 per cent, of the value of the licence or two lakhs of rupees, whichever Is less, for Import of plant and machinery required for replacement balancing or modernisation, provided that the import of plant and machinery is cleared by the D.G.T.D. and the appropriate Capital Goods Committee, and provided further that the facility is not availed of more than twice in any financial year.

Canalised Imports

19. If an item allowed for import under this Policy happens to be canalised for import through the STC/MMTC or any other agency in accordance with the current Import Policy, a release order will be issued in favour of the manufacturer for supply being arranged by the canalising agency at the international price plus reasonable incidentals.

20. Arrangements have also been made for stocking by the STC/ MMTC of certain items of raw materials (other than canalised) likely to be required for export-production. In respect of such items, the applicant for or the holder of a licence issued under this policy will have the option of asking for a release order on the stocking agency by having the value of his licence reduced by a corresponding extent
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Applications for licences.

21. Applications for import licences should be made in the pres- cribed form direct to the concerned Import and Export Control Autho- rity within whose jurisdiction the registered office of the Registered Exporter is situated. Hitherto licences for iron and steel items were being issued by the organisation of the Iron and Steel Controller, In future, licences for these items also will be issued by the Import and Export Control Authorities.

Special features of Gem and Jewellery, Handicrafts and Cinemato-

graph Films (exposed).

Gem and Jewellery

22. Applications for Import Licences should be routed through the Gem and Jew"¹lQry Export Promotion Council.

23. Applications for replenishment licences should be made by the registered exporters only after the sale proceeds of export have been realised and surrendered to the Indian Exchange Control.

24. Import licences will be issued only in the name of the register- ed exporter for manufacture/processing of the materials to be import- ed, on his own account. No nomination will be allowed.

25. Exports of gem and jewellery items to Rupee Currency Area will qualify for grant of replenishment licences valid for imports only from Rupee Currency Area.

26. A provision has been made for utilisation up to a certain per- centage c* the face value of the licence for import of permissible items of machinery equipment testing apparatus, tools and implements re- quired foi gem ana jewellery industry.

Sales to foreign tourists of gem and jewellery items

27. A provision has also been made for grant of replenishment against sales to foreign tourists by registered and approved jewellers against payment in foreign currency travellers' cheques. The details of the policy and procedure are separately given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1968.

Handicrafts

28. Hitherto against export of handicraft items, release orders on the Handicrafts and Handlooms Export Corporation were being issued by the All India Handicrafts Board, New Delhi on applications being submitted to them. In respect of export of handicraft items effected on or after 1st April 1968, the Registered Exporters may be granted import licences by the concerned licensing authorities. The applica- tions for licences should be made to the concerned licensing authorities.

29. Sales to foreign tourists are also considered for grant of re- plenishment licences subject to the procedure prescribed by the All India Handicrafts Board being followed. In these cases, applications should be made to the concerned Licensing Authority through the AIHB.
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^Cinematograph Sims (exposed)

30. Application for release of raw stock/grant of licences should be made to the licensing authority only after the sale proceeds of •export, have been'realised and surrendered to the Indian Exchange Control.

31, In regard to the replenishment of raw stock permissible against the export of cinematograph films (exposed), other than News films and T.V. films, release orders will be issued on the S.T.C. for supply -of the permissible raw stock, and no import licence will be granted.

Advance Licence

32- Requests from Registered Exporters for grant of advance licences or CCPs or for issue of an advance release order on a canalising/stocking agency, for import/supply of materials, compo- nents and parts required for production to meet specific export orders, will be considered on merits.

33. Requests from film producers may be considered for advance -allocation of colour raw stock and other requisites for production of films for export.

Import Policy for Registered Exporters in Kandla Free Trade Zone

34. The exporters in the Kandla Free Trade Zone are treated on the same basis as Registered Exporters in rest of India for the pur- pose of giant of import licences under this policy. The Policy applicable to exports from Kandla Free Trade Zone will be subject to the following conditions: —

(i) Eligibility: Only manufacturer-exporters from Kandla Free Trade Zone, holding valid Registration Certificates issued by the Administrator, Kandla Free Trade Zone, will be eligible to the benefit of the Import Policy for Registered Exporters.

(ii) Nomination: The provision regarding nomination as laid down in paragraphs 9 to 12 of this policy will not apply to exports from Kandla Free Trade Zone.

(iii) Grant of advance licence: Requests for grant of advance import licences for import of materials and intermediates, components and parts, required for the first six months of export production will be considered on merits. Such requests should be addressed to the Administrator, Kandla Free Trade Zone and will be received by the Assistant Controller of Imports and Exports, Kandla. The materials imported against advance licences will be treated as buffer stock. Thereafter, further licences will be granted only against exports actually made- No advance licences will, however, be issued to the manufacturer-exporters who have set up industries in the zone on the basis of an undertaking to secure import of raw materials through their own arrangement of foreign exchange,

(iv) Permissible items of imports: The manufacturer-exporters may apply for grant of import licences for any items actually requir- ed bv them for the manufacture of export product(s) on their fur- nishing a declaration to that effect. The items which are banned for
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import into tne Free Trade Zone shall not, however, oe allowed under this policy. Further advice in this regard may be obtained from the Registering Authority.

(v) Applications for licence: Applications for import licence should be made in the prescribed form to the Assistant Controller of Imports and Exports, New Kandla.

Ad Hoc litences to consultancy firms

36. Requests from technical consultancy firms earning foreign ex- change by undertaking technical consultancy work for foreign clients, In the fields of civil construction and manufacturing industries, for licences for import of permissible items of design and drawing office equipment and instruments, erection and installation equip- ment, tools and accessofies, actually required and not indigenously available, will be considered on merits on an ad hoc basis.
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S E C T I ON II
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SECTION H

Notes

(1) Details of import replenishment permissible under tbe Import PoJicv for Registered Exporters, are indicated in the table hereunder. Column 3 gives the percentage upto which import replenishment in lerms of f.o.b. value of the export product would be allowed.

(2) All export products covered by the above Policy have been brought under a number of "Product groups" such as Engineering goods, Chemicals and Allied Products and so on. These product groups have been given an alphabetical numbering, e.g. 'A' for Engi- neering goods, 'B' for Chemicals and Allied Products and so on. Separate import applications have to be made in respect of products falling under the different product groups A, B, C, and so oh (wide Hand Book of Import Trade Control).

(3). ^yithin eSch product group in the statement below, export pro- ducts have been mentioned under product sub-groups. These product sub-Kroupg carry the identifying mark such as A.I, A.2, B.I, B-2. and' import replenishment or the permissible items of import under so on. Some of the product sub-groups have been sub-divided (c-fif. A.4-2, A.38.3, B.1.2, B.33.1 and so on) to indicate different rates of column 4.

(4) Export products classified under the items mentioned -in.

Column 2, are shown in the index in Section III,.

(5) Against some of the materials of import mentioned in column 4, a percentage figure is indicated in brackets. This figure represents the percentage of theilicence value upto which import of the concerned material will be allowed.
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SECTION TL-^contd.

Import

Export product

Si. No.

Materials permitted

for import.

Remarks.

Reple-

nishment

(as a

%age

of f.o.b.

export

t

value.)

2

I

3

4

5

ENGINEERING GOODS

A.

Articles of components]

spare parts, ancillar-

ies awl accessories

pertainipfl to HogJncor*

cany th" import

pufientage aa is "d-

miasiMa to the relative

parent otpott pro-

ductj provided that

suck compooents,

spiwe ptrtii geoessor-

ies and ancillaries are

not themselves spe-

cified in column 2, In

•which e*se ttiey will

carry the percontage

of import indicated

against them.

A -i Agricultural implement!

" 5%

end tool*.

A -2

2 0%

Air compressors

30%

A-3

(a) Copper tubing.

(fc) Capillary tubing.

Air conditioning and

refrigeration cquip-

ent.

(c) Catch all/strainers/

Uryw/fUtep.

(d) CRCA ahea".

(") Refriger"nt".

(J) Power factor capa-

citor.

(g) Compressor spares

including thermal

protectors, relays

and capacitors.

(A) Controls including

relays, switches,

thermostats and cut-

outs.

(0 Condwuer parts

(tube-nMts).

(j) Valve*—Expansion,

refrigeration angle,—

solenoid and re-

versible.
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SECTION H—
I 2

3 4 5

(A) Component parts

of hermetically sealed

compressors.

(0 J-eatheroid paper.

(tn) Bypass Tee (Bundy).

(") Bwndy tubing.

(0) Magnetic Door Gas-

ket Assembly.

(p) Valve plate gasket,

cylinder head gas-

ket.

(q) Magnetic strips,

Magnets.

(r) High impact poly-

Btyrene powder.

(*) Prime G. P. Sheets.

({) Flapper valve steel

Btjips.

(u) Carburizlng grade

alloy steel.

(") Flare and sweat

fittings.

(ro) Glassmetic terminals

(*) Molecular sleeve

beeds.

00 Mclinex Film.

(*) Aluminium-tube weld-

ed with tubesets, both

(ad) Silver^Special and

solder fluxes. (10%)

A-4 Alternators, Electric

motor*, Electric

transformers-

A. 4 . 1. Alternators

40% S"pe as in A. 4-2.

A. 4. 2. Electric motors

40% (p) Electrolytic copper

ingots/wiiebars/

wwo rods.

(b) Electrical copper

winding wires (25%)

(c> Electrical steel "heets/

stampings.
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SECTION n-^contd.

5

(/t) Ball bearings (per-

missible varicues).

(") Leatheroid and presphan paper. (/) Carbon blocks, and

rods.

(f) Condensers (io%) (h) Condenser paper. (i) Components for

centrifugal switches.

W) Dipotherm slcevings—

Rayon braided, fine, synethetic resin varnished.

(k) Phenolic paper lami-

nate.

(/) Flexible micanite

combination of polyes- ter film, Micarute and varnished wo- ven glass fabrics. (m) Dipotherm Hook up

wire—solid tinned copper wire, poly- tester foil insulated double synthetic braiding, synthetic varnish.

(n) Electrical varnished Glass Cloth and tape.

(;>) Varnished fibre glass

sleeving.

(p) Fibre glass insulated

flexible wires. (g) Laminated fibre glass sheets.

(r) Centrifugal switches for single phase motors.

(j) Slipring assemblies. (r) Roller Bearings (Per- missible varieties) (u) Bright Key Steel. (u) Roynd fre? cutting

steel. (TO) Circlips.

(*) Multi layer special insulating material, consisting of polyes- ter film and pres- phan.
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SECTION II—contd.

I ² 3 4

5

(y) Copper alloy com-

mutator segments. (z) Fibre backed or bare mica combination Polyester film in- sulating material. (ad) Greasenipples (10%). (ab) Oil seals. (ac) Cylinders and mould-

ed angle rings (Elcphantide or phenolic resin bond- ed).

(ad) Insulated craft or Manila paper. (ae) Gasket Materials in the form of sheets.

(af) Nco-K-Tcx or Neo- lcngite moulded packing washers.

(ag) Insulating Screws. (ah) Aerolite. (ai) Hurdner GBMX. (af) Pyrocler liquid or

other synthetic in- sulating fluid.

(ak) Cone rotors. (al) Thermo couples. (am) E. C. Grade Alu- minium Wire Bam or rods.

(an) Phospher bronze

rods.

(ad) Eurcka/Kanthal re-

sistance wires (10%),

(ap) Bare electrolytic

copper stripB.

(aq) Electrolytic copper

extruded shapes. (af) Bakelitc sheets (10%). (as) Phosphor bronze

strips.

(at) Virgin tin metal.

A. 4. 3. Electric transformers 40% (a) Electrolytic copper

wire bars/wire rods.

(b) Electrical copper

winding wire (2;%). (c) Electrical steel sheets/

Btampings/laminatlons

(d) Transformer bush-

ings (Porcelain bush- ings complete with metal parts) 66 KV and above.

10 G. of I. Ex.—22.
250/336 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I
SECTION n—contd.

5 ¹ ² 3 4

(") Transformer Breathers

(for transformers above 1000 KVA) (/) Transformer Thermo- meters (Dial type). (g) Magnetic Oil Level

gauges.

(A) Transformer oil. (*') On load tap change gears (Motorised) or manual control with control (panels) complete with spares and standard accessories.

(j) Insulated craft or Manila paper. (k) Insulated rods and

tubes phenolic bond- ed paper covered.

(I) Insulated paper. ("i) Gasket materials hi the form cf sheets.

(n) Moulded packing

washerB (Neo-K-Tex or Nco-Largite)

(0) Insulating screws for H.V, application. (p) Magnetic cases for

current Transformers.

(?) Aerolite. (0 Hardner GBMX. (j) Pyrocler liquid or

other synthetic in- sulating fluid.

(r) Spares and accessor- ies for O.L.T.C. Gears.

(") Cone rotors. (v) Thermo-couples. iju) E. C. grade Aluminium

wire bars or rods.

(x) Multilayer special

insulating material, consisting of polyes- ter film and pres- pahn.

(y) Dipothcrm sleevings— Rayon braided fine synthetic resin var- nished.

(B) Phenolic paper la-

minate.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAHY 250/33 7
SECTION U—contd.

I

2

3

4 5

(aa) Varnished glasi cloth

and tape.

(ab) Varnished glass

steering.

(ac) Laminated fibre

glass sheets.

(ad) Cylinders and mould- ed angle rings (Elcphantide or phonolic resin bond- ed.)

(at) Eureka/Kanthal re-

sistance wire (10%).

(of) Electrolytic copper

extruded shapes.

(ag) Bakelite sheets (10% .1.

(ah) CRCA sheets.

(at) Laminations.

(aj) Phospher Bronze

strips.

(ak) Asbestos shctis (20%).

Aluminium architectural 1 0%

A-5

specialities.

A-6 Aluminium chains—

A.6.1. Plain

50% (a) High purity aluminium. (b) High purity alumi- nium wire.

(a) High purity alumi-

A.6.2. Anodlsed

50%

nium.

(6) High purity alumi-

nium wire.

(/:) Permissible chemi- cals and dyes.

A-7

1 0%

Aluminium components of flash light cases (excluding bulb and battened).

A-8

1 0%

Aluminium manufactures not elsewhere covered.

Aluminium semis

Aluminium ngots.

A-9

75%
25Q/33⁸ T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION II—contd.

I 2

Automobile anclUaries and accessories, namely, the follow- ing ;—

2 0% A-IO.I. Hydraulic brake parts, Maste- cylinder repair kits.

2 0% A-io.2. Taxi meters

2 0%

5

3

4

(a) Semi finished master cylinder.

(V) Semi finished wheel cylinder. (0) Brake hose.

(a) Components of taxi meters.

(ft) Core wire for speedo- meter.

(a) Head light glass

A, 10.3. Sealed beams (head light).

(20%).

A. 10.4. Clutch fadngi 2 0%

2 0% A. 10.5. Universal joint

2 0% A.10.6. Brake linings

(b) Electroplating salts and bnghctners (20%).

(e) Lacquer. (d) Special aluminium for vacuum coating. (a) Asbestos Mill board.

(a) Needle bearing (20%).

(a) Asbestos. (i) Binding resin.-

2 0% A. 10.7. Shock absorbers (a) ERW tubes. (6) Heat treating salts.

2 0% A.10,8, King pins

(a) King pin bush. (6) King pin bearing/ shrims.

(a) Contact points.

A.10.9. DynamoB and 20%

dynamo armatures, and starter motors.

(b) Bendlx drive.

(c) Starter pinnion. (d) Ball bearings (per- missible types). (") Insulating material.

(a) Special electrode for

2 0% A.10.10. Sparking plugs central wire. (6) Calcine alumina.

2 0% A.10,IT. Horn electrical (a) Horn points.

(i>) Eureka/Nichrome wire.

(0) Diaphragms.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 2 ^ / 3 39
SECTION II—oontd.

2

I

4

5

3

2 0%

A.IO.I2.

(a) Contact points. (b) Bendix drive. (c) Starter Pinnion. (if) Copper wire brass. (") Ball bearings (Per-

missible type). (/) Insulating material.

Commutators for all types of vehicles (self- starters) and dynamos ; Field coils for all types of vehicles (Pet- rol and Diesel Dynamos and self-starters) ; Dynamo Arma- tures for various types of vehicles; Self-Btarter ar- mature for various types of vehicles. Plunger armatures for various types of vehicles.

2 0%

A.IO.13.

(a) Components of dash board instruments.

Dash board instruments.

2 0% (a) Wire for inner cables.

A.IO.14.

Flexible shafts for speedometers.

2 0%

A.IO.15.

All others

A-11 Barbed wircB

5%

1 0%

A 12 Belt senders and po-

lishers.

2 0%

A-I3 Bicycles, complete

(a) Tin plate prime and/ Or waste waste.

(6) Wire/shorts. (c) C.RCA. Strips and

coils/sheets/circles.

(d)M.S. free cutting and forging quality steel bars in long lengths, coils, squa- res and hexagonals. (e) Electroplating salts and brightencrs (26%).

(J) Bronze powder

(3%).

{g) Brazing pans (10%). (A) Sodium and potas-

sium cyanide. (0 Zinc cyanide. 0') Chains and free

wheels (20%),
250/340 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION n—contd.

I 2

3

4

5

(A) Copper unwrought. (I) Zinc unwrought. (m) Lead unwrought.

(n) Nickel anodes, lead

anodes, cadmium anodes (50%). (0) Felt bobs (io%) (p) Graphite powder. (q) Trichkroethylcne. CO 3-Speed hubs. 0) Crucibles (not ex- ceeding Rs. 1000/- per quarterly appli- cation).

(/) Endrick rims. (u) Cable brakes. (v) Primary nickel.

A-14 Bicycle components and accessories—

1 0%

A-14.1. B. B. Cups

2 0% (a) C.R.C.A. sheets.

A-14.2. B.B. Shells of pres-

sed steel.

(6) Steel tubing, me- chanical (20%)

(a) Copper unwrought/

40%

A-14.3. Belli made of brass

copper scrap. (J) Zinc unwrought. (c) Brass scrap. (i) Electroplating salts and Bnghteners (20%).

(") Spring steel wire. (/) Nlckcl/lead anodes

(50%)

(f) Felt boba (io%) (A) Primary nickel.

2 0%

A-14.4, Bella made of steel

sheets and strips.

(a) C.R.C.A. Sheets. (b) Electroplating salts and brighteneri (20%).

(c) Springlsteel wire. (ct) Nickel anodes, lead

anodes (50%). (") Felt bobs (10%). (/) Primary nickel.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/341
SECTION n—contd.

2

3

4 J

Steel strips (unmark-

Chains

4°%

A-14.5.

ed and uncalibra- ted).

2 0%

A-14.6.

2 0%

A-14,7.

A.-I4.8.

4°% (a) Magnet (20%). (6) Nickel anodes, lead

Chain wheels and cranks. Crank cotter pins, lamp brackets. Dynamo" lighting sets without bulbs.

anodes (50%). (c) Electroplating Baits and brighteners

(20%).

W pelt bobs (10%). (") Primary nickel.

Free WIIOCIB

40%

A-I49.

(a) Steel balls (25%), (b) EN quality steel. (c) Potassium cyanide. (:/) Sodiiim cyanide.

A-14.IO . Handle bat

21-'%

20 70

A-14.11 .Hubs

\.a) F-.'lt bobs (10%.). (6) Steel tubing, mt-

chanical.

(c) Electroplating sain and brightencrt

(20%).

(d) Nickel anodes, lead anodes, cadmium •nodes (50%). (") Primary Nickel. (a) Copper unwrought 1

.Nipples (for bi-

A-14.12

4°%

copper scrap.

cycles).

(6) Zinc. (c) Brass/Bimg &cr"p. (a) Tin plate, prime/

. Oil bath gear case. 4°%

A-I4.I3

waste/waste.

(6) C.R.C.A. sheets. (c) Tin ingot and lea*i

ingot (20%).

(
(3%).

A-14.14. Pedals

ao% (a) C.R.C.A. sheets. (6) Electroplating salts/

brightcners (20%).

(e) Felt bobs (10%). [d) Nickel anodes, lead anodes, cadmium aDodes (50%),

(,#) Primary nickel.
³5 ° / 3 4² ™E GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION If—coma.

1

4

5 40% 2 0%

4°%
"BC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTftAOBDlNARY 250/343
SECTION n—contd.

2

I

3

4

5

Brass and aluminium

A-17

5°%

eyelets.

(a) Aluminium strips. (b) Brass strips. (c) Sodium cyanide

(10 %.)

A-18 Brass buckles

A-19

50%

Brass components of flash light cases (ex- cluding bulb and battery).

A-20

Brass pen holder nibs 50%

Brass tubular house-

A-3I

50%

hold light fittings.

Cables and wires, all

A-22

BortSj electric—

9 0% (a) E.C. grade alumini- um wire bars/in- gots/wire rods.

A-22.1. A.A.C. Conductors, Aluminium conductor alloy reinforced, AH aluminium alloy con- ductor.

Reduction will be made in the value of import licence in case Indige- nous E.C. grade alu- minium is allotted under the Green Form procedure. The value of Import licence per- missible will, in such cases, be indicated in the Green Form allot- ment order.

A-22.2. A.C.S.R. Conductors

Same remarks as against

9 0%

No. A.23.1

(a) E.C. grade alumini- um Wire bars/in- gots/wirc rods.

(6) High tensile steel

bars.

Same remarks as against

.90%

(J) E.C. grade alumini-

A-22.3. P.V.C. Cables with aluminium conductor.

No. A. 32.1.

um wire bars/ingots/ wire rods.

(b) P.V.C. Master ba-

tches.

(c) P.V.C. Resin. 0*) P.V.C. Compound. (") D.O.P. (J) Plasticizers.

Same remarks as against

90%

No. A.22.1.

(a) E.C. grade alumi- nium wire bars/in- gots/wire rods.

A-22.4. Insulated electric cables with aluminium conductor (other than P.V.C. cables with

aluminium conductor).

\22.5. Enamelled copper 9°°/ , (a) Electrolytic '•opper wire bars/wire rods.

wires.
²5°/344 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION H—contd.

I

3

4

5

90%

90%

70%

Power cables pa- per insulated lead covered copper cables of I . I . K . V. and above.

90%

40%

3 0%

2 0%

40%

40%

2 0%

2 0%

30%
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY '-W345
SECTION n—coiita.

I

2

3

4

5

A-32

1 0%

Construction and road making machinery not elsewhere covered.

A.33

Crown corks—

A-33.it Vinylite spoiled

60% (a) Tinplatt. (J) Albumen. (c) Spotting material. (if) Lacquer chemicals.

A-33.a. Other than vinylite

(a)'l"inpl"tc.

5°%

spotted.

(b) Albumen.

(c) Lacquer chemicals.

Diamond cutting tools,

(a) Industrial Diamond;

5 0%

A-34

all types.

and/or bort.

(6) Matrix powder.

(c) Eutectic welding

alloys.

(d) Graphite rods.

Zinc, unwrought.

A-35

4°%

Diecast zinc plugs (i' and 2') fitted with gaskets.

2 0%

A-36 Diesel engines, all

types.

2 0%

Petrol ana kerosene

A-37

engines, all types.

A-38

Domestic appliance)—

1 0%

A-38.1. Domestic grinders

1 0%

A-38.2. Fruit f.uice machi-

nes.

1 0%

A-38.3. Meat mincers

Drop forged and other

A-39

3°%

hand tools.

A-40

4°%

Drums closure (a*

and f ), complete,

consisting of one

steel flange, one rub-

ber gasket for flange,

one zinc plug and one

rubber gasket for

plug.
250/346 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION D—contd.

I

2

5

3

4

A-41 Dry batteries and pro- cessed materials and components of dry batteries with excep- tion of West African and other manganese ore which is imported, processed and re- exported.

. 1 Complete dry bat-

A-41

30%

teries.

(a) Acetylene black. (6) Industrial adhesives,

coke flour, ex- trusion compound graphite, paraphy- hyl phenoxy poly- thylcnc Glycol, (c) Boards: Kraft^ Coal ed Kraft, Triplex Kraft, Coated Gla- zed Bonding Box, Bleached folding box, Chrome Art, Plastic Laminated pule, special solid Newsboard.

(d) Board : hard board including strips. (") Brass in coils (Spring, Cartridge, Annealed Soft arid Extra Hard).

(f) Electrode Carbon and Electrode Car- bon Rods.

(g) Battery components such as Duplex Elec- trodes, Tabbed Duplex Electrodes, Film Lined Electro- des, End Board Duples, End Boards, End Plates (Metal Plastic and Metal Jackets, Ter- minal Parts—Dow- els, Knurls and Ne- gative posts, Eyelet Brass Sockets, Soc- ket Assembly, Soc- ket Block, Socket Pad, Socket, spring contact, socket plate, socket saddle, socket plug, Termi- nal Assembly, Ter- minal slips, Terminal contractor. Termi- nal Dimpled con- tractor, Terminal
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/347
SECTION II—contd.

I ² 3 4

5

pert screw contact trip, Terminal part Stud, Insulator, In- sulating cover and washers, washers plastic and Neoprene washer fibre, Ter- minal Angle Nega- tive, Terminal part snap Fastner, Top Collar Plastics and paper covers paper, covers plastic, Tin plate cover Bottom and covers cells mt- tal, Electrodes capj, Plastic cell closer, connector strip. (ft) Electrolytic Manga- nese Dioxide Ma- nganese ore.

(i) Methyl Isobutyl ketone, Trichlorc- otlvylere, Perchlo- roethylene, furfurly Alcohol, Poly vinyl Alcohol, Polyvinyl Methyl Ether, T o- luol, Calgon, Cel- lonise and Metho- cal.

(j) Paper : Chromo Art andKromo cots. (fe) Paper : Krftft, poly- thylene coated, polythylenc coated Kraft, Polythylenc coated Glassinc, Paste coated bat- tery.

(i) Paper Thilmany. (ra) Resin all sorts in- cluding vlnylitc, Bakelite, Harcolyn. (ti) Dry Battery Wex. (0) Cadmium metal and Zinc spelter. (p) Film laminate with paper backing (for manufacturing mi- nimex type cell clcctrodex). (g) Citric Acid. 0) Cellulose Acetate Labels, Printed Nastea labels, Stic- kers, cartons, paper gummed tape in- cluding Arabal t*pe.
250/3.1* THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION n- -contd.

1 2

3

5

4

(j) Plastic heat shrink-

ing tubes.

(t) Adhesive laminating

foils.

(u) Ethylene Dichlo-

ridc.

(v) Calcined petroleum

Coke.

(KO P.V.C. Sheets.

3 0%

A-41.2 AH others .

2 0%

Duplicators

(a) Nickel silver ingots/

E.P.N.S. and German 4 0%

A-43

silverware.

Nickel-siJver scrap. (b) Electroplating salts and brighteners

(20%).

(e) Felt bobs (10%). (d) Nickel anodes/lead

anodes (50%). (e) Trichloroethylcne. (/; Primary nickel.

1 0%

Egg slicers

A-44

Electric appliances,

A-45

domestic—

2 0%

A.45.1 Electric lsiindry

Irons.

3 0%

A.45.2 Electric kettles hot plates, stove, heat- ers, and other elec- trical heating and other appliances.

A-4 Electric control and switch gear—

4 0%

A.46.1 Electric control gear and switch gear (excluding motor starters).

2 0%

A.46,2 Motor starters

2 0%

A-47 Electric fans, all types

(a) Electrolytic copper wire bars/Ingots/ wire rods.

(b) Zinc unwrought. (c) Copper windlnE wires (50%)

(d) Condensers (10%). (e) Leatheroid. (f) Empire cloth and

sleeving.

(s) Nichrome wire. (h) Condenser papers.
hHC. I] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/349
SECTION n-c&Mb.

I

2

4

3

5

(i) Chlorinated Diphe-

nyl oil.

0) Electrical steel

sheets.

(ft) Presphan paper.

rt-48

3 0%

Electric lamps, GLS, miniature and fluore- scent.

A-49 Electric lighting fittings (other than plastics), namely, the follow- ing—

2 0% (a) Condeners. (b) Presphan paper. (c) Condenser paper. (if)E.C. Copper wire

bar*/wire rods/wires.

A-49.1 Flourescent starter switches; Glow sti- tches/starters; Starter holders; Ballasts/ flourescent chokes ; Glow lamps.

2 0%

A-49 2 All others .

2 0%

A-50 Electric measuring and other instruments, other than electro- nic.

A-51

4 0%

Electrical wiring acces- sories (other than plastics).

3 0%

A-52 Electricity meters (single phase and polyphase).

Electrodes—

A-53

4 0%

A-53.1 Arc welding elec- trodes (other than mild steel), and gas welding rods (other than mild steel).

1 0%

A-53.2 Mild steel arc weld-

ing electrodes.

A-54

4°%

Electronic instruments/ appliances, all sort*.

2 0%

Enamelware

A-55

(a) C.R.C.A. Sheets. (6) Chemicals for frit.

Engineers steel file .

A-56

5°%

2 0%

A-57 Excavators/Power sho- vels upto and includ- ing 4.6 cubic yards capacity.
25°/35° T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAIU i
SECTION U-^ontd.

I

2

5

3

4

A-58

1 0%

Fabricated steel struc- turals, all types, ex- cluding galvanised transmission line to- wers and poles gal- vanised (electric sub- station) and railway wagons.

A-59 Ferrous builders'

hardware

5%

A-60

2 0%

Fibre polishing wheels

A-61 Fountain pen parts 1 0%

(Aluminium).

A-62 Fountain pen parts

5 0%

(Brass).

A-63 G. I. buckets (all 3 0%

types).

(a) G. P. Sheets. (b) Hot/Cold rolled steel sheets (thinner than 16 gauge).

(c) Zinc (unwrought).

A'64 Galvanised Bteel pipes and tubes and fit- tings thereof-

A-64.1 Pipes and tubes

20% •

(a) Zinc. (6) Lead (10%). (c) Hot/cold rolled strips in coil (un- marked and uncali- brated).

2 0%

A-64.2 Fittings

(a) Zinc. (6) Lead (10%).

2 0%

A-65 Galvanised structures, telegraphic tubular poles.

A-66 Galvanised transmission

2 0%

line towers

A-67

2 0%

2 0%

A-68

2 0%

Gae burners and Gas burner hot plates Gas mantels Gas plants

A-69

2 0%

A-70

Deep drawing steel

Ghamellas

sheets.

Gramophone records 1 0%

A-71

and sundries.

Hacksaw blades, Band

A-72

5 0%

Saw BladeB, Wood working sawB.

A-73 A-74

Hair grips Hand knitting machi- 4°%

nes.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 25O/35I
SECTION U—contd.

I

a

5

3

4

Hand sewin;; needles,

A-75

4°%

all types.

A-76

3 0%

Humidification and ventilation plants and spare parts thereof.

2 0%

Hurricane lanterns .

Tinplate prime/waste.

Waive A-77

1 0%

Ice cream freezers

A-78

2 0%

Industrial boilers of all

A-79

types.

1 0%

A-80 Industrial machinery not elsewhere cover- ed.

2 0%

A-81 Industrial shunters .

Iron and steel cast-

A-82

5%

ings.

1 0%

A-83

Iron presses, laundry type (non-clectrlc).

3 0%

A-84

Jigs, dies (other than threading diet) and fixtures.

Jute mill machinery .

1 0%

A-85

A-86

4 0%

L.P. gas cylinder*

3 0%

A-87

Machine tools, with 01 without accesso- ries.

A-88

3 0%

Mactear Rotorvane continuous tea rollers.

2 0%

Mathematical Instru-

A-89

ments.

A-90 Milling cutrcrs, Taps,

Twist drills—

High speed steel in any

A.90.1 Milling cutters

5 0%

rolled form.

High speed alloy steel

A.po.2 Taps .

5°%

rods.

High ipeed alloy steel

A.90.3 Twist drills.

5 0%

rods.

2 0%

A-9I Motor cycles, scooters

and thrce-wheelcn.

10 G. of I. Ex.—23.
250/352 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION U—contd.

2

1

3

4

5

2 0%

Nail punch chisel act .

A-92

6 0%

Non-ferrous builders

A-93

hardware.

(a) Copper, unwrought. (b) Copper scrap. (c) Zinc. Id) Brass scrap.

5 0%

A-94 Non-ferrous flash light and torch light cases.

9 0%

A-95 .Non-ferrous semis, not m"de of aluminium.

A-9 Non-ferrous manufac- tures not elsewhere covered (excluding alu- minium manufac- tures), namely the following :—

A.96.1 Non-fcrrou" (other

(a) Copper ingots/copper,

5°%

scrap. (b) Zinc. (c) Brass scrap. (d)Tin (20%)

If electroplated, the following additional items :—

than aluminium) sanitary water •nd steam fittings, including bibcocks, stop-cocks, valves, water cocks, wheel ralves, Gate rslves, etc.

(") Primary nickel. (11; Nickel anodes,

lead anodes, cad- mium anodes. (50%)

(iii) Electroplating salts

and brightcners (20%)

("0 Felt bobs (10%)

A. 96.2 All others

5 0%

2 0%

Oil mill machinery .

A-97

2 0%

A-98 Paper and pulp plants

2 0%

Paper pins and clips .

A-99

A-100

Passenger cars, trucks, jeeps, station wa- gons and other motor vehicles.

A-101

33%

Pstroleum metering and dispensing pumps.

A-I03

2 0%

Plant for manufacture of asbestos cement pipes, sheets and other producti.
SEC 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 230/333
SECTION II—contd.

2

I

3

4

5

A-103 Plastics components of

flash light cases, such as switches, buttons, lens, rings, etc.

A-104 Power transmission 3 0%

line hardware tools and accessories in- cluding clamps, lead and bodies armour rods, repair sleeves end compression Joints.

A-105 Pressure cookers

5%

A-106

Pressure lamps and

stoves—

A-106,1 Pressure stoves and 4°%

blow lamps.

(a) Copper ingots/scrap. (b) Zinc. (c) Brass sheets/strips/

circles/rods/tube". (d) Bronze powder only for stoves (3%)

A*io6.a Pressure lamps . 4 0% (a) Copper Ingots/scrap. (*) Zinc. (c) Brass sheets/strips/

circles/rods/tubes. (d) Nickel anodes, lead anodes and cadmium anodes.

(") Electro plating salt*/ brifihtcners (30%)

A-107

Printing types

(/) Felt bobs (10%). (g) Primary Nickel. (a) Lead.

5°%

tf) Tin. (c) Antimony.

Public Address Equip-

A-io8

3 0%

ment.

(a) Loudspeakers and

loudspeaker parts

(25%)

(£) Band change, slide and rocker-switches and parts thereof. (t) Jacks, plugs, con- nectors and parti thereof.

(d) Panel meters. 0;i Rectifiers. (/) Loudspeaker grills,

cloth and Cabinet decoration and fitting ni,uerial8 (10%).
2 5 ° f eM T¹ ¹¹ GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT L
SECTION n—contd.

5

I a 3 4

(#) Hardwares (10%). (ft) Microphone parts. (0 Transistors, diodes,") Thermistors, all f sorts.

(;") Valves, all sorts. (k) Vibrators. (/) Valve holders and

accessories.

(JM) Condensers all sorts,

including electroly- tic and gang. (") C mncctiP-g wires. (o) Volume: controls/ tune controls, all sorts.

(p) Resistors, all sorts. ig) Magnets, (r) Mu-Mctal and high permeability lamina- tions.

(s) Electrical insulating

material.

(0 Polyester and cellu-

loid sheets,

To be allowed with an overall celling of Rs. 1,000 only foj each quarterly ap- plication.

(u) Cables, (til Connecting strips. (to) Paints and varnish. (i)Nichrome wire. (y) Knobs. (i) Aluminium and

enamelled winding wire. (ad) Switches. (ab) Recording tapes for performanc* teiting. (ac) Stereo records for performance testing.

(ad) Duralumin foil. (ae) Aluminium foil. (af) Adhcsives. (ag) Component parts of television receivers.
Bsc. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 25°/355
SECTION n—contd.

2

3

4

5

A-109 Pumps—

1 0%

Turbine pumps .

A. 109.1

1 0%

Power driven

A-109.2

pumps (othor than turbine) without prime movers.

2 0%

Complete pump sets

A-109.3

with dicsel en- gines as prime movers.

A-109.4 Power driven pump 3O%

sets, fitted with electric motors as prime movers.

A-110 R.C.C. Pipes, Septic

tanks—

R.C.C. Pipes

A - I I O .I

5%

R.C.C. Septic tanks

A-110.2;

5%

A - I II Radio receivers (Tran- sistorisci/valvc-hased) and components there- of, name)y3 the follow- ing :—

(a) Midget-ceramic ca-

A-III.T Car radios 3 0%

ipacitor.

(£>VCaii radio aeriali

(c) Special Spiral corei.

(d) Prcmeability tuner

Pencil core.

(e) 1,-ow ccjres special roale/fcmalc coil formers. (/) Litz wire. (g) Valves, diodes and

transistors (Permissi- ble types).

(h) Dual type volume

controli.

(0 Trimmers, padders,

Uiprators.

0) Suppressors, ferites, bobbings high per- meability laminations.

2
:\ EXTRAORDINARY [PART I

SECTION II—contd.

3

4

5

I a

30%

A.lii.2 Radiograms

(a) Component parts of record changers, players and pickups (50%).

(a) Valves, diodes and

30%

A.III.3 AH other*

transistors (Permissi- bles types).

(6) Loudspeakers minia-

ture (25%)-

(e) GrifTer, grill cloth and decoration ma- terials (10%).

(i) Band Change Switches. (") Hardware (10%).

2 0%

Railway coaches

A-na

5%

A-113

Railway track fasteners, fittings and accessories.

(a) High carbon tteel

50%

Razor blades

A-114

strips for razor blades.

(b) V.P.I. Paper. tc) Lacquer Chemicals. Id) Silicon solution. (•) Grinding Wheels

(permissible types).

(/) Teflon, (i) Fluon.

(h) Vydai. (0 Phosphating com-

pound.

(f) Poliihing compound*

1 0%

Rice, dil and floor

A-I15

piill machinery.

3 0%

Ripping bar •

A-116

Rotary duster* aDd 40%

A.117

sprayers.

Scientific, laboratory,

A-118

surgical, optical, me- dical, photographic, cinematographic and industrial instruments, apparatus, appliances and accessories, n.o.s. not mainly made of glass, rubber and stainless steel, namely—

A-118.1 Steel Measuring Tapes, 75%

graduated

A-n8.a Others 4°%
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/357
SECTION ll—contd.

I

2.

3

4

A-119

2 0%

Scout axe

2 0%

A-I2O

Sewage treatment

plants.

1 0%

A-I2I

Sewing machines

(a) Nickel anode"; lead

anodes, cadmium anodes (50%).

(b) Electroplating salts and bnghteners (20%)

(c) E. N. quality steel in any rolled form.

(d) Felt bobs (10%). (e) Trichlorocthylene. (/) Bronze powder (3%). (g) Primary nickel.

2 0%

A-122

Sluice valve* end simi-

lar other valves.

A-I23

40%

Small and other cutt- ing tools, not else- where covered.

(a) High carbon steel in any rolled form, (fr) High speed steel in any rolled form.

A-124 Snap fastener* . 40%

A-135 Solder wires, flux/re- 75%

tin cored.

(a) Lead. (*) Tin. (c) Zinc. (J) Rcsln/flux (20%)

A-136

2 0%

Staple pins

A-127 Steel bright bars and 4 0%

shaftings.

(a) Free cutting quality steel black bars.

(ft) EN Series steel bars/

rods.

(c) Dies above 3/4' dia- meter and Tungsten Carbide pellets (10%)

A-128 Steel balls

50%

2 0%

Steel drums and con-

A-129

tainers, empty.

1 0%

Steel expanded metal

A-130

Steel forgings

A-131

4 0%

5%

A-132

(a) HoT/cold rolled stfel shceis thinner then 16 piiage.

Steel furniture for home, office and security purposes (other than tubular).

(b) Tridilorocthylcne,.
250/358 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION 11—contd.

2

I

3

4 5

Steel products not

A-133

elsewhere covered, namely, the follow- ing :—

A-133.1. Wick stoves

5% (a) C.R.C.A. Sheets. (6)Tinplate prime/waste.

(a) High carbon spring

5%

steel strips/wires. ( . . . .)

A-133.2. Arch mechanism clips.

(6) Rolled Nickel ano-

des (50%). (c) Primary nickel.

A-I33-3. All other* .

5%

2 0%

Steel trays

A-I34

(a) Hot/cold rolled

Steel trunks

5%

A-I33

steel sheets, thinner than 16 gauge.

(6) Bronze powder (3 % ).

A-136 Steel weld mesh

5%

Steel wire gauge, mesh 75%

A-137

and mattings.

60%

Steel wire products

A-138

made of wire iuisr . than No. iG SWG and/or of special steel such aa high carbon/ high tensile.

(a) High carbon ntc::l

Steel wire ropes

4°%

A-139

wire rods:

(6) Zinc. (c) Lead.

A-140 Storage batteries

5°% (a) Lead. (6) Antimony. (c) Polystyrene. (d) Vandyke' brown

powder.

(e) Potasaium-perch-

loratc.

(/) P.V.C. Resins. Cf) Special scaling com-

pound.

(h) Synthetic rubber. (t) Carbon black.

(j) Wourspar.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/359
SECTION ll—conld.

I

3

4

5

2 0%

Sugar mill machinery

A. 141

Suit case clip* ,

A. 143

2 0%

1 0%

A.143

Tea pfocewing machi- nery (other than Mactemr Rotorvane continuous tea roller).

2 0%

Telephone and exchange

A.144

equipment.

A.145

Textile machinery, namely, the follow- ing—

2 0%

A. 143.1 Hosiery and knitting

machine needles

(a) High carbon steel /wire

strips (unmarked and uncalibratcd)

(6) V.P.I. Paper. (c) Bakolin compound.

2 0%

A.145.2 All others .

2 0% (a) Aluminium ingoi;;.

Thermit portionn

A. 146

1 0%

Thermotaincrs.

A-147

Tinplate containers—

A. 148

2 0%

A.14S.1 General line tinplate containers.

A. 148.2 Open top sanitary tin- 5 0%

pbte containers

(a) Tinplate pnnie. (b) Tin and Lead. (c) Can lining com-

pound.

(d) Egg nlbmneii and blood albumen. (e) Cap compound." (f) Printing materials—

(0 Rubber blankets; (it) Zinc Lithogra-

phic plates;

(iii) Sponges.

fg) Non-wcb and caa-

surfass compound

(10%).

(/;) Joe-D-Fluidfio%),
2 5 ° / 3⁶° T I IE GAZETTE :. •? i.XDTA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION n-contd.

I 2

3

4

5

2 0%

A. 149 Tinplate trays and ad- vertisement L, novel- ties.

1 0%

A.150 Trailers .

A151 Train lighting equip-

ment, namely—

40%

A.151.1 Train lighting dy-

namos.

40%

A.151.2 Trainlighting switch-

gear.

A.151.3 Trainlighting ancil- 30%

lary equipment.

A 152 Tubular furniture—

1 0%

A. 152.1 of aluminium

5%

A..152.2 of steel

3°%

Typewriters

A.153

40%

Tyre inflatoiB

A.I54

1 0%

Umbrellas.

A.155

Umbrella ribs. .

4°%

A. 156

1 0%

Upholstered wood fur-

A.I57

niture

Upholstery springs

4°%

A.158

Utensils-

A.159

50%

A. 159.1 of aluminium .

(a) Aluminium ingots

(b) Aluminium sheet*/

circles.

Import of aluminhmr ingots/ftheetB/circlei will be allowed only if manufacture for export is carried on- in Customs bond.

(a) Copper unwrought^

50%

A.159.2 of brass

copper scrap,

(6) Zinc. (c) Brass scrap, (i) Tin (io%).

(a) Copper ingot*/

60%

A. 159.3 of copper .

scrap.

(ft) Tin (10%).

2 0%

t6o Wall clocks and time

pieces.
SEC. 1] FHK GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 25c/ 361
SECTION n—contd.

2

I

4 5

3

A.161

Watches.

40%

A,162

1 0%

Water filters

2 0%

A.163

Water treatment plants

A.164

Weighing machines

1 0%

and scales.

A.165

Zip fasteners

4°%

B. CHEMICALS AND

ALLIED PRODUCTS :

(Including drugs and

Pharmaceuticals, dyes, paintSj cosmetics and toiletries, timber- baaed products, glass, ceramics, pesticides, miscellaneous che- mical products, rub- ber products, and paper products).

B.i Chemicals, the follow-

ing, namely—

B.1.1. Alums

5%

B.1.2. Alumina Ferric 5%

B.i.3. Bleaching powder

2 0%

(stable variety) .

B.1.4. Copper sulphate 5°%

B.i.5. Ferrous sulphate 5%

B.i.6. Sodium bicar- 5%

bonate.

2 0%

B.1.7. Sulphuric Acid.

B.3 Chemicals, the follow-

ing, namely—

B,2.i. Magnesium BUI- 5%

phatc (Technical)

1 0%

B.2.2. Manganese BUI-

phatc

B.2.3. Potassium chlo- 30%

rate

B.2.4. Potassium per- 40%

manganate.

1 0%

B.2.5. Sodium bisul-

phite.
25°/3⁶2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I
SECTION n—contd.

2

I

3

4 5

2 0%

B.a.6. Sodium perbo-

rate.

B.a.7, Sodium sulphite 5%

B.2.8. Sodiumthloaul- 5%

phate.

Chemicals, the follow-

B.3

ing, namely—

B.3.1. Chromic add . 5%

30%

B.3.2. Potassium bich- romate.

B.3.3. Potassium chio- 5%

mate.

Chemicals, the follow-

B-4

ing, namely—

B.4.1. Lead acetato

50%

B.4.2. Lead nitrate

5°%

Chemicals, the follow-

B.5

ing, namely—

6 0%

B.5.1. Mercury chloride

6 0%

B.5.2. Mercury oxide

Chemicals, the follow-

B.6

ing, namely—

6 0%

B.6.1. Nickel carbonate

6 0%

B.6.2. Nickel chloride

6 0%

B.6.3. Nickel sulphate

Chemicals, the follow-

B.7

ing, namely—

B.7.1. Sodium Btannate 6 0%

6 0%

B.7.2. Tin chloride

6 0%

B.7.3. Tin oxide

Chemicals, the follow-

B.8

ing, namely—

B.8.I. Abrasive lapp-

2 0%

ing powder

B.8.2. Heat treatment

taht

7.0%

2 0%

B.8.3. Tungsticacid.
SIC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINABY 50/363
SECTION II—contd.

I

3

5

4

B.8.4. Water tret-

3 0%

mem chemical* <*

B.9 BarytM powder, Refined

1 0%

•nd piocencd

B.io Blanc fiie

1 0%

B.11

Caldum carbide

3 0%

B.12

2 0%

Hydroquinone .

6O%

B.13 Phosphoric acid .

B.14 Pseudo ionone .

5%

Rubber chemicals

50%

B.15

B.16

2 0%

Sodium and potasssium citrates (other than B.P.orl.P.) .

Vanadium ptntoxide

B.17

catalyst

3 0%

B.18

Zinc salts and com- pounds other than zinc oxide

6 0%

B.19

Drug and drug inter- mediates (excluding all quinine itlti ana compounds in any form or their tablet* and other cinchona alkaloids), the follow- ing, namely—

B.19.1. Bismuth-based drugs . . 75%

B.19.2, Magnwium sul-

phate B.P.

5%

B.19,3, Mercury-based ilrugs .

75%

B.19.4. Nitroua oxide

gas

1 0%

3 0%

B.19.;. Sacharine

B.19.6. Sodium "alicy-

late

0%

B.19.7. AH other

(a) Aceuailid*. (b) AcetOMtetkEttc*. (c) Acetone Scmlor-

baaaoc.
250/364 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PARI I
SECTION n—contd.

I 2 3 4

5

(d) Acetyle Acetone

(") Acetylaminophyenol

or Paracetamol.

(/) Acctyl Chloride.

(j) Acrolelm.

(h) Acrylonitrite.

(0 4-Amlno-2-C-6-di- methyl-pyrimidine

(j) Amlnohydantoin Sul-

phate.

(h) O-Aminophenol, (0 m-Aminophenol. (w) p-Aminophenol. (n) 2-Aminopyridine (0) 2-Amlnopyrimidine (p) 2-Aminothlazole (q) Aniline.

(r) Anthranile Add. (3) Anijaldchyde. (r) Benzaldchyde. ("*) Benzyl Cyanide. (v) t-Butyl Alcohol. (to) n-Butylamlne. (x) Butylamalonlc Diethyl

Ester.

Cy) m-Chloroanilinc (*) Chloroacctylc Chlo-

ride.

(aa) p-Chlorobean-gene

Sulphanoamide. ^ (a*) p-Chloronitro-Bcn-

zene.

(ac) 2-Chlorophcno-

thlazine.

(ad) 2-Chloroproypl-

Dimenthylaminc Hy- drochloride. (ae) Cyanacetic Ester (of) 7-DchydrochlortctroI (ag) Dibutyl Ether (ah) 4-7-Dichloro- qujnolinc. (ai) Dicyandiamlde. (aj) Dicthylamine.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINABY 250/365
SECTION ll—contd.

5 I a ³ ⁴

(ak) 4-Di^diylamino-I-

nudiyl bur.ylaminc

(aZ) z-Dicthylamine Klhanc 1 .

(am) Dicthyl Carbonate (an) Diethyl Ethoxy-

methylenc malonic ester .

(ao) Dicthyl Malonate. (up) Diethymethylamine.

(aq) Dimethylamlne @

IOO%—

(at) Dimethylaminc-

chlorocthanc Hydto- chloride,

(as) I-Dimethylamine-7 -

Chloropropa ic Hy. drochloride.

(at) Dimetliyl Sulphate (au) Dinytrobenzal Chloride.

(av) Diphcnyl oxide. (am) Etgosterol. (ax) Ethyl Orthofor-

mctc.

(ay) Erhylene oxide. (ax) Ethyl-Isopantyl-

malonatc.

(6a) Fermamide.

(bb) L-Glutanic Acid

hydrochloride.

(6c) Gunidine Nitrate. (bd) Hydrazine Hyd-

rate.

(be) Hydrazine Sul-

phate

(6/) Hydroxyethyl-Hy-

drzme.

(be) p-Hydroxy-nap- hcjc acid. (bh) Indulin B (Vege-

table protein).

(fit) Isopropyl Alcohol. (6/) Ketescctok. (bk) Methylamine 40 % (bl) Methylbenzene Sijlphonatc,
250/366 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST I
SECTION H—contd.

1

3 4

5

On) MethylcthylPyri-

dinc.

(bn) Mcthylamenoch- loro acetate. (bo) Rmethyl naphtha-

lene.

(bp) 2-methyl-I-3-pro-

pymediol.

(bq) p-Nitroacctophenone (hi) Monoe thanolamine (bs) p-niirobenzoyl ch-

loride.

(bt) Nitrofurfural Diace-

tate.

(bit) O-Nitrophenol. (ft') p-Nitrotcluene. (fav) Paraformaldchyde. (bx) PhenOiyacetic acid. (by) Phcnyliacetic acid. (bz) Phenylen thyla-

mine.

(ca) Phytyl Bromide. (cb) B-Picohnc. (cc) G-Picohne. (cd) Piperazine Nexa-

thydrate.

(c") Pet. Phenylacetate. (cf) Pyridine. (eg) Sodamide. (ch) Sod. Dicthyl-dj- thiocarbamatc. (ci) Sodium Methoxide. (q) O-Toluidine. (ck) Trimethylquinol. (cl) Thionyl Chloride, (cm) Meta Xylidtne.

B-20 Dyes and dye interme-

diates—

60% Dyes Intermediates

B-20.1. Synthetic coal tar

dyet

enlisted in Annexure to Appendix 24 of the Red Book, Volume I

B-20.3, . Intermediates for dye*

B.ao.3.

60%

Fluorescent bleaching

tfentt.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/367
SECTION H—contd.

I 2

3

4 5

B-31 Pesticides and preaerva-

tlTeii, the following, ittmcly—-

Camphor . 1 0%

B-ai.i.

B-21.2.

60%

Copper oxychloride (technical)

B-21.3.

Cotton seed dressing mixture

30%

B.314.

2 0%

Insecticides, pesti- cideB, weedicides, rodenticldes (formu- lations only)

Taxaphene

B-2i.i.

30%

B-21.6.

Wood preservatives 5%

B-22 Adheslves and adhesive 40%

gains.

(a) Ammonium bifluoride. (6) Sodium chloritte. (c) Polyethylene glycol. (d) Polyvinyl alcohol. (0) Coumarone indent

resin. (/) Glyoxal. (g) Nipaaine.

2 0%

B-33 Agarbathies and chan- dan dhoop.

3%

B-24 Bristles B-25 Perfumes, namely,

the following :—

B-25.1.

Alcoholic perfumes 1 0%

2 0%

B-25.2.

, Non-alcoholic per- fumery compounds.

,M"".—Perfumery com- peund is a non-alco- holic and concentra- ted perfume composed of various perfumery material such as essential oils, abso. lutes, concentrates, isolates, perfumery chemicals, extracts, resinoids, fixatives etc. of vegetable and/ or animal origin which have been blended to create a desired odour effect and the content of total aromatics of which shall be mini- mum 40 %. This is generally used ag a concentrated base of perfumery for dilu- tion with Or without toning and further modification to suit various uses.

54 CCI-4.
250/368 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION II—contd.

I

4

3

* a

Products like sandal-

keora water, flatour,

ing essences/fruit

flavours, rosewater,

Tharan, sandal oil.

Mixture of khas.

Jasmine, Sandal Rose,

Tanazol, essence of

Garlic, Hina, Attar

Hina Attar Halood,

Gulab and Attar

Gulab, etc. would

not be covered under

this item.

B-26

Polishes and compositions,

the following, namely—

1

a.2
B.36.3.

B.36.3.

Boot polish . ,

Rubbing compound.

Wax polish

3% 3% 40% w% 3%

70%

8-119.1.

B-37 Blended Rota oil

B-28 Glue and gelatin

B-29 Hydraulic brake fluid—

Conforming to SAB

7OR/3/7O RI speci-

fications.

Others

40%

B.29.3.

(o) Putty powder (Tin

3% 3%

oxide).

B-30 Medicinal castor oil .

B-31 PolUhed and finished

monumental nonet

rod granite slabs and

limestone (marble)

cut and polished.

B-3a Preserved epedrnensof

3%

bird* and animals.

3 0%

B-33 Textile auxiliaries—

B.33.I. De-emuliiflen

(uJAlkyl benzene.

(ft) Alkyl phenols.

(c) Fatty alcohols.

(rf) Sodium tripoly-

phosphates.

1

(") Alkylamines.

(/) Alkylolamines.

C?)Propylene glycol anc

poly propylene gly-

col.

(A) Ethylene urea/pro-

pylene urea.

(0 Acetic anhydride.

(J) Hexamriol.

(ft) Cyclohexanol.

(/) Fatty acid chloride*/

bromides.

(m) Pyridine.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/369
SECTION II—contd.

a

t

4 3

3

(n) Polyvinyl acetate

monomer.

(0) Emulsiflble polyethy-

lene wax.

(p) Triethylene tetra-

mine,

2 0% Same as against item

Bmulsi&era

'B-33.3

B.33.I-

Sodium carboxy methyl

Acetic anhydride.

B.33.3

cellulose.

2 0% Same as against item B.33.1.

Other textile auxiliaries

B.33.4

B-34 Soaps. Cosmetics, Toi-

letries and Dentrifl-

cei—

B.34.1.

2 0%

(1) Toilet soaps, laundry

(a) Copra.

(A) Palmoil.

(c\ Tallow,

(a) Aromatic chemicals

soaps, medicated

soaps and Industrial

Jioaps,

(pennisslble categor-

ies).

(") Natural essential oils

(Permissible cate-

gories).

(/) Resinoides (Permi-

ssible categories.)

(g) Hexachlorophene.

(A) CresyUc acid,

(0 Sodium meuperlo-

date.

(k) Soap anti-oxidams.

(0 Soap colours (Per-

missible categories.)

("i) Chlorophyll,

(n) Titanium dioxide.

B.34-a

. Dentrlflces . 20%

(a) Dicalcium phosphate

(25%)-

(4) Peppermint oil.

(c) Spearmint oil.

(
(") Gum Tragacanth.

(/) Aerosil.

. Face cream and snow :

B.34.3

(a) Cetylalcohol,

(*) Triethanolamine.
25°/37° T < HE GAZETTE OF INt>IA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I'
SECTION II—contd.

J

2

3

4

5

(c) Micro crystalline

wax.

(i) Liquid paraffin. (e) Natural essential oils (permissible cate- gories).

(/) Aromatic chemicals

(Permissible varieties

(?) Resinoids (permissi-

ble varieties).

2 0%

Hair oilsj perfumed

B.34.4.

(a) Liquid paraffin. (b) Natural essential oils

(Permissible varie- ties).

(c) Aromatlo chemicals

(Permissible varie- ties).

(d) Resinolds (Permissi- -

ble varieties).

2 0%

Lipstick

B.34-3-

(a) Camauba wax. (b) Lecithin. (c) Cosmetic colour

(Permissible items). (d) Natural essential oils • (Permissible items). (e) Aromatic chemicals (permissible items). (/) RcBinoids (permissible

items).

2 0%

Shampoo

B.34.6.

(a) Natural essential oils

(permissible items). (b) Aromatic chemicals (Permissible items). (c) Resinoids (permissi-

ble items).

(d) Monocthanolamine. (.") Diethonolamine. (/) Tricthanolamine.

2 0%

B^34.7. liicum/Face powder

(a) Natural essential oils (permissible items).

(b) Aromatic chemicals (permissible items).

(c) Resinoids (permissi-

ble items).

(d) Cosmetic colours

(permissible items) (") Titanium dioxide. (/) Hexachlorophene.
SEC. 1] THE QAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/37!
SECTION II—contd.

I 2

4

3

3

3 0%

R.34.8. Cosmetics and toilet-

ries, all others, ex- cluding hair dyes.

(a) Paraphenylcnc dia-

Hair dye

30%

• B--35

mine.

(b) Pyrogallol/pyrogallic

acid.

(c) Other permissible chemicals required for hair dyes.

2 0%

Fatty acids

(a) Tallow. (fc) Palm oil. (c} Copra.

Stearlc acid, cosmetic 3°%

B-37

(a) Tallow. (b) Pahn oil.

grade.

Synthetic detergents .

(a) Alkyl Benzene/

li-38

Dohane P.T. (6) Sodium tripoly-

phosphate (50%).

(c) Alkylolamines. (d) Lunrylalcohoi.

1H-39 Paints, pigments, driers

and synthetic resins,

the following, name- ly—

(a) Tkanium Dioxide

RutUe.

,JB.3y.i. Paints, varnishes, 30% enamels (excluding super synthetic ena- mels based on polyester and lacquers.

(b) Antimony Oxide. (c) Cadmium Red. (d) Carbon Black. (") Pigment Dyestuffs other than banned oncs-

(/) Naphthcnic acid. ig) Octoic acid. (h) Cobalt Oxide, Acc- tste and Nitrate.

(.0 Methyl Isobutyl

Ketone.

(;") Metliyl Ethyl

Ketone. (k) Celloslovc. (/) iButyl Celloslovc.

(HI) Xylens. (n) Butyl Alcohol,
250/372 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART It
SECTION U—conld.

I

2

3

5

4

(0) Coumarone Indene

Resin.

(p) Acrylic Resins (ex-

cept in the emul- sion form). (q) Expoxy Resins. (r) Cycloshexanone. (j) Methyl Cyclohexanonc.

CO Polyamide Resins. (w) Polyvlnyl Butyral

Resin.

(v) Polyvlnyl Formal

resin.

(vi) Phthallc Anhydride. (*) Isophthalic¹ Acid. OO Terephlhallc Add. (*) Tetral Hydro Phthg-

llc Anhydride. (fld) Pentaerythritol. (jib) Di-pentaerithrltol. (oc) Ethylene Glycol. (jut) Di-Ethylene Glycol 1 (o") Tri-Ethylenc Glycok (erf) Glltonite. (ag) Tri-Mellitic Anhy-

dride.

(ah) Alaleic Anhydride. (ai) Maleic Add. (aj) Para Tertiary Butyl,

Amyl, Octyl, Cumy)- and Phenyl Phenols.

(ok) Epichlorohydrln. (al) Benzoyl peroxide. (am) Tertiary Butyl Hy-

droperoxide.

(an) Vinyl Acetate Mono-

mer.

(ao) Methyl Acrylate Monomer.

(up) Metliyl Methyacry^ latex Monomer.

(aq) Soya bean oil. (ar) Tung oil and Leci-

thin.

2 0% Same as against item

Distemper-

B.39-2-

B. 3p.i.

Same as against item:

60%

B.39-3-

B. 39.T,

Cobalt naphthenate drier.
Sec. 13 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/373
SECTION U—contd.

I

a

3 4

* tontd.

B-19. C

Same ai agalnit Item

B.J9.4.

50%

Combination octoate

drier.

B.39.1.

Same as againit Item

60%

B.39.5.

Lead Daphthenate

drier.

B.39.1.

B.3".6.

Synthetic reiini .

Same as against [Item

40%

B.39.L

B-40 Super synthetic ena-

33%

mel* based on polyct-

ter.

(a) Butyl titanate.

WCretols.

(c) Dimethyl terephtha-

llste,

(d) Terephalllc add.

B-41 Pigmenti, the following

namely—

30%

B.41.1. Lead chromates

(Lemon chrome

-Mid chrome, prim*

roae chrome and

orange chrome).

(*) Tartarlc add.

(b\ Citric add.

(c) Sodium molybolate.

(j) Sodium tungsUte.

(") Sodtum/Potassfum

ferrocyanide.

(/)Lead.

(/) Zinc.

Pnuilan blue

Same as against-item-

60%

B.41.*.

B.41.1.

UJtramirine blue

B.41-3.

3 0% Same as againK-iteno- B.41.1,

Same an Rgaintt-itenx

B.41.4-

30%

Other pigments not

elsewhere covered.

B.4T.T.

B-42 Lead and zinc pigments,

the following, name-

l y- ^

B.41.1,

Red lead and litharge

Lead, Zinc.

73%

B^a.2.

White lead

Lead, Zinc.

30%

Zinc Oxide

Lead, Zinc.

B.42.3.

7J%

B-43 Printeri' lnki

Same ai againat
40%

B.39.1.

B-44 Safety matches and fir*

woika

B.44.1.

Safety mitchet

iO% (a) Sulphur powder. (") Red Photphorui.

B-44 1.

Fire wotkt like

•parkier*, craefcen,

aquiba, paper caps

•rmortes and other

readral fliowcukt.
250/374 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION n—contd.

I 2

3

4 5

U-45 Ceramic products, na-

mely, t ie following—

2 0%

B.45.1. Artificial teeth (por- celain type).

Crockery

30%

B.45-2-

k i M a y. }superior grades.

(c) Tin oxide. (if) Zirconium Opadfiers. (") Ceramic colours. (J) Bone Ash. (g) Alumina. (ft) Raw materials for litho/ecreen/metal transfers (other than banned items).

(0 Pig lead. (j) Zinc metal. (A) Natural apongea. (J) Flint pebbles.

(m) SUex lining for ball

mills.

(n) Nylon cloth for filter presses.

(0) Heating element*. (p) Sparc parts for.¹

ceramic machinery and kilns.

(q) Ceramic transfers.

. Glazed tiles

30%

B.45-3

30%

, Insulators

B.45.4.

30%

, Sanitary ware

B.45.5,

B-46 Glass and glassware,

namely, the follow- ing—

(a) Natural dense soda

B.46.1,, Clinical thermometers 30%

ash. (*) Arsenic (c) Cobalt oxide. (d) Nickel oxide. (") Selenium. (J) Antimony oxldo- (£) Ceramic colours. (fi) Potassium carbona^.
SEC. 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 253/375
SECTION n—contd.

I

2

3

4

5

(0 Titanium dioxide (Rutile grade) 0') IBO amyl acetate. (A) Isobutanol. (/) Mercury.

B.46.2,

(a) Natural dense soda

3°%

Laminated safety glass.

ash. (b) Arsenic. (c) Cobalt oxide. (<0 Nickel oxide. (") Selenium. (J) Antimony oxide. (g) Ceramic colours. (h) Potassium carbo-

nate.

(0 Titanium dioxide (Rutile grade). 0") Iso amyl acetate. (k) Isobutanol. (0 Polyvinyl butyrol

synthetic resin. (w) Polished plate glass.

(") E-glass marbles.

(a) Natural dense soda

B.46.3. Mirrora

30%

ash. (A) Arsenic. (c) Cobalt oxide. (d) Nickel oxide. (e) Selenium. (f) Antimony oxide. Of) Ceramic colours. (A) Potassium carbonate. (0 Titanium dioxide fRutile grade). (j) Iso amyl acetate.

(k) Isobutanol. (0 Polished plate glass.

(w) E-glass marbles.

fa) Natural dense soda

3,46,4. Wall thermometers 30%

stems (complete with bulbs) capillary tub- ing and graduation points and spirit.

ash. (b) Arsenic. (c) Cobalt oxide. (d) Nickel oxide. (") Selenium, (/) Antimony oxide.
250/37^ T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAST II!
SECTION D—contd.

4

1 a

3

3

(g) Ceramic coloun.

(A) Potaaahim carbonate.

(0 Titanium dioxide

(Rutile grade).

(j) iso amyl acetate.

(A) Itobutanol.

(a) Natural dense soda

3 0%

B.46.5. Glut and glassware

not elsewhere covered.

ash.

(6)Anenic

(c) Cobalt oxide.

(d) Nickel oxide.

(") Selenium.

(J) Antimony oxide.

(f) Ceramic colours.

(h) Potassium carbonate.

(0 Titanium dioxide

(Rutile grade).

(j) Iso amyl acetate.

(A) Isobutanol.

(/) Rough blanks.

(m) Wire/welded wire

meah.

(n) E-glaos marble*.

B-47 Asbertoi ptoducu,

namely, the follow-

ing :-

6 0%

. Alberto* cement pro-

B.47-I-

duct!.

6 0%

. Aibetton magnesia

B.47.2.

6 0%

, Aibeatot jointings,

B.47-3-

packings and other

asbeato* products.

40%

B-4I Cork product!

-49 Penclla—

4 0%

B.49.1.

50%

Pencil*

. Lead slips for pen-

B.49-2

(a) Carbide tipped bltdea.

joy.

B-50 Parquet timber flooring

10%

B-JI The followtog, n"mely-

Venecn;

(0) Timbers (pcnniisi-

ble types) in log

form or veneers.

(*) Urea fonnaldehydc

synthetic resin.

(0 Phenol formaldehyd*

aynrhedc ream.

plywood (tes-chntt

Commercial,

decondTe, block-

bornds, fluab doon
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/377
SECTION II—contd.

I 2

3 4

(d) Polyester coating

and other specialised

plywoods);

resin.

(d) Wood—grained printing

inks.

Fibre—board* (Hard

board, insulation

board and acconstic

t i t * );

(/) Metal-cresol.

(g) Micro crystalline wax.

(A) Melamine decorative

paper, under-lay and

over-Uy paper.

Panicle boards (veneered

and un-veneered and

moulded particle

board) ; and

Compreg, laminated

timber and densined

wood.

(0 Peeling knives

alker knives

dipper knives

chipper knives

30"

B-32 Tyres and tube*, other

than bicycle tyres and

tubes.

B-J3 Rubber manufactures,

namely, the follow-

ing :—

1 0%

B.33,1.

Rubber Hoses, Belt-

ings and Footwear.

B.53.a.

Bicycle tyres and

tubes.

2 0%

B.53-3-

Foam and sponge

rubber and products

thereof.

2 0%

B.53-4-

Surgical and medi-

cal appliances of

rubber.

3 0%

B.J3.3-

Industrial appliances

of rubber.

1 0%

A.J3.6.

Articles of rubber

not elsewhere speci-

fied.

B-54 Paper and board, the

following, namely t—

2 O%

B.54.1.

Cellophane Unter and

other special pulps,

excluding tissue Pnf)

transfer paper.

. Tissue paper

3°%

B.54.1

, Transfer paper

B.54.3

10%

B.".4

• Paper Jnf* paper

boards (inrhwiing

straw boards ana tnfl^

boards), others.
250/378 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION H—contd.

1 2

3 4

5

B-5J Paper conversions, the

following, namely :—

B.55 i. Account books . 5% (a) Stitching wire.

(jb) Polyester Film. (c) Lacquered Board. (
materials.

(/) Quality printing ma-

terials

(g) Machinery spares. (h) Manila and Glassine

papers.

(0 Gum Arabic.

. Exercise books

Same as against item

5%

*B.55-2

B.55.1.

Envelopes

Same as against Item

5%

B.55-3.

B.55.1.

Paper cones

5%

B-55-4.

20%

B.J5-5.

1

Other articles made mainly of paper, special paper or card boards and boards and packag- ing and paper con- versions made out of papcrj special paper boards and packaging items made out of any such material not else- where specified, in- cluding containers, wrapers, boxes, bags, etc. (without con- tents).

2 0%

B-56 Paper laminated hessian

bags.

B-57 Paper products, the

followingj namely—

50%

B.57,1. Carbon paper B.57.2, Duplicating stencil 50%

B-58^ Printed materials, the following, namely—

B.58.1. Art Calendars

(A) Paper and Boards

4°%

(Newsprint white and Coloured), tie- sue paper, Art and
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 25O/379Hr
SECTION II—contd.

4 5 I 2

3

Chrome paper (white

or coloured;. Glaz-

ed Mechanical Print-

Ing paper, Wood-

free white glazed

board, Art and

Chrome boards,

stereo flong/Matrlx

Board, cartridge

paper, Feather

weight paper, bible

paper, Natural

Tracing paper.

(B) P o l y e s t er

Film, Cellulose

Acetate film. Pan-

chromatic quality

Photographic Ma-

terials, ortho-chlro-

matic quality Pho-

tographic materials, 20%

Separation Negative

pan photographic

Materials. Zinc

sheet for plates

Including line

sheets for block

making. Copper

plates, Lino and

Mono metals, Print-

ing type Printing

Materials, Binding

cloth. d

(C) Spare parts for "I

printing binding j-20% machinery. J

Same as against item B. 58. 1.

B.58. 2. Art and illustrated 40%

books.

Same as against item B.53.1.

30%

1.58.3.

Books all types, in- cluding religious books, but excluding art and illustrated books.

Same aa against item B.58.1.

50%

B.58.4.

Journals and periodi- cals.

Same as ag inst item B.5S.1.

Newspapers

30%

,58.5

Same as against ile B.58.1.

30%

B.38.6. Calendars, Diaries and nil other print- ed materials.
250/380 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION II—contd.

I ²

3

4

3

Cards snch as :

(a) Stitching wire.

w%

(6) Polyester Film.

(e) Lacquered Board.

(d) Marble paper.

(") Quality binding

materials.

(/) Quality printing

greeting cards, pic-

picture post cards,

playing cards writ-

Ing pads, pictures

and advertising ma-

terials, file covers

and file boards.

materials.

(j) Machinery spares.

(A) Manila and Glaasint

papers.

(0 Gum Arabic.

'B-30 Stationery, the follow-

ing, namely—

2 0%

B.59-1

(a) Pigments.

(" Carbon black.

(") Waxes.

(rf) Unlnked Nylon/silk

ribbon.

(") Ribbon spool* for

. Ink pads, correcting

fluid, Masking caps,

Blotting pads, and

such other Items a a

may be approved

by the Ministry of

Commerce.

special machines.

(/) Tin plate.

(f)Lead.

(A) Machinery spares.

Same as against B.39.1-

, Typewriter ribbon 30%*

(Inked or unlnked).

Ink tablets and 10%

B.59-3-

fountain pen inks.

B.60. Borax, Boiic Add

B.61 Cocoanut Shell Charcoal

50%

—

— Licences will be issued

for polythylene grannies

tn favour of only a manu-

facturer of Polythylene

boss.

tC—PLASTICS

Onural not* x

Samples of plastic

products (not mote than

two in number) may

be allowed import

upto 5% of the

licence against export

of plastics products.

C-i CeUuloae aceiate mould-

(a) Cellulose acetate

4°%

ing powder.

flakes

(6) Permissible varieties

of pigments/dyei

and

(c) Stabilizer*.

-C-2 Polyethylene moulding

1 0%

powder.

C-3 Polystyrene moulding

1 0%

powder.

C-4 P.V.C reiin

1 0%
-"tafc 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/381
SECTION U—cont±

I

3

4

a

5

Expanded polystyrene

product!.

C-6

(0) Celluloie Acetate

40%

Butyrate Moulding

powder.

(6) Cellulose Nitrate

Tubes, Rods, Sheets.

Fountain pens, Ball

point pens and

Fountain pen nibs

(including stainless

steel fountain pen

nlb".)

(c) Indium Alloy Pen

Points.

(<*)PVC Sacs for aero-

madc Tubes.

(") Acromatic Tube

with Press Bar.

(/) Aluminium sheets,

tubes 99*99% pure.

(j) StalnleiM steel strips

not exceeding 50 mm

width, 30 to 34

gauge.

(A) Abrasive slitting

wheels.

(1) Polypropylene Mould-

ing powder.

(j) Brass tubes (other

than restricted sizes),

rods and sheets.

(*) Steel balls 1 mm.

and below for refills

for Ball pens.

30%

(fl) Polyester resins. (f>) Epoxy resins.

40%

melamine).

(a) Meta cretoL

(b) Melamine.

(c) Under-lay and overlay

papers.

(J) Adhesive coated

copper folia.

Linoleum—

•C-fl

C 9 .1 Felt-baied

40% (a) Felt. (b) Permissible pigments. (o) Titanium dioxide. (4) Lithopone.

O. 9. >. Jute-based

1 0% (a) Permissible pigments. (2>) Titanium dioxide. (") Lithopone.
250/382 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION U—contd

1

2

3

4

5

(a) Acrylic moulding

C-io Plastic bangles

40%

powder.

(b) Cellulose acetate

flakes.

(e) Polystyrene moulding powder, high Impact.

(
sheets.

(") Acrylic plastic Bheets,

off-cuts, rods, tubes.

(f) Cellulose acetate

film scrap. (f) Pearl essence. (h) Dyes and colours

(permissible varieties only).

(0 Polyester films. (J) Aluminium foils with

gold colour on both sides.

(*) Butter paper and

Glassine paper (10%)

(0 Glass beads, false

pearls and glass cha- tons (25 %)

(w) Tungsten wire/fila-

ments.

(j>) Molybdenum strips/

sheets/boats.

(0) Pure aluminium wire

(99.99% pure). (p) Top Lacquers, Base Lacquers and Thln- ners suitable for plastic metallising. (?) Bismuth Oxychloride. (r) Silicon Monoxide. (j) Magnesium Fluoride. (t) Silicon Fluid. (u) Zinc sulphide.

Acrylic monomer.

Plastic dentures and

C-11

3°%

plastic dental goods.

(a) P. F. Moulding

C-I2

3°%

Plastic electrical acces- sories (both phenolic

powder (Electrical grade).

and UF)

(J) U. F. Moulding

powder.

(c) Copper ingots, (d) Zinc ingota.
Sue. 1) THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/383
SECTION II—contd.

I a

4

3

S

(") Phosphcr bronze

C-13 PlfiBtic fabricated pro- ducts—

sheets.

(/) Procelain base for switches, sockets.

C.13.1.

Imitation jewellery 50% (a) Acrylic sheets. (6) Glass chatons. (") Glass beads (false pearls).

C.13.2.

Hand bags

30%

P.V.C. products (a) Polyester films. (6) Glass chatons. (c) Glass beads (false pearls).

(d) Zip fasteners, snap fasteners, metal fitt- ings for hand bags (5%)

30%

C.I3.3-

C-14 Plastic moulded and extruded good*.

(a) P.V.C. resins. (i) Stabilizers. (e) Pigments (permissible varieties).

(a) C.A. flakes, permissi- ble dyes/pigments and stabilisers. (b) C.A.B. Moulding powder.

(c) Acrylic Moulding

Powder, Rods, Tubes, Sheets, Offcuts.

(d) Polyamide Moulding Powder.

(") Polyethylene Mould- ing powder.

(/) Polypropylene Mould- ing Powder

(#) Polystyrene Mould- ing Powder.

(A) Pigments, dyes (per- missible varieties). (0 Organic solvents (per- missible varietes). ()) C. N. Sheets, Rods, Tubes.

(*) C. A. Sheets, Rods, Tubes.

(f) Moulds (50%)

25—10 G of I Ex.
250/384 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART
SECTION II—conttf.

I

2

3

4

2 0%

c.14.1. Elastic luggage holder grip.

c.14.2.

5°%

Polyethylene pro- ducts.

Polystyrene products 30%

c.14.3.

P.V.C. products .

c.14.4.

30%

c.14.5.

3°%

Urea formuldehyde products.

C-15 Spectacles and specta-

cles frames—

C.15.1. Plastic spectacle

Cellulose nitrate Bheets.

40% 00

frames and compo- nents.

(b) Side re-lnforclng wire.

(e)

W

(")

C/)

U>

Hinges, Joints, Ri- vets (25%) Cellulose acetate sheets. Aluminium fronts, parts, sides, screws and trimB. Pumice polishing powder and pollih- ing compound. Rolled gold and gold ailed wires, strips and components.

Felt bobs (25%)

(*)

C15.2. Spectacles frames (of 40% (a)

Plastics) fitted with flare glasses.

(e)

w

(/)

0?)

Cellulose nitrate sheets. Side re-lnforcing wire. Hinges, joints, rl- vits (25%) Cellulose acetate sheets. Alluminium fronts, parts, sides, screws and trim. Pumice polishing powder and polishing compound. Rolled gold and gold filled wires, strips and components. Felt bobs (25%) Glare glasses (50%).

(A) (0
Sic. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY j, 50/385
SECTION n—contd

I 3

4

5

3

C-16 Polyethylene-lined jute

good*—

2 0% Extrusion costing grade C16.1 Extrusion coating grade polyethylene lined Jute goods. polyethylene.

Polyethylene.

C.16.2

1 0% Others

C-17 P.V.C. leather cloth and sheeting—

6 0% (a) PVC resin Including C.171 Foam leather cloth and sheeting.

suspension grade and paste grade.

(A) Plasticisers, Stabili-

sers.

(c) Permissible pigments (d) Aluminium flakes.

Same as against item C17.1.

3 0% C.17.2 Leather cloth, other than foam leather cloth.

Same as against item C.I7.I.

5°%

C.I7.3 P.V.C. sheeting other than foam sheeting.

4 0%

C-18 All other plastic manu- factures, not speci- fied above.

D. LEATHER AND LEATHER GOODS

D-I Leather, the following, namely :—

D.I.T

Vegetable tanned leathers, all sorts, known in the trade as E.I. Tanned, semi-tanned, part- tially tanned, half tanned, pre-tanncd hides an Bkins and crust leather.

(a) Preventol liquid I, Paranitro-phenol. Sodium Penta-Chloro phenate, Penta chlo- rophcnol, phenol and Crcsol (25%).

(6) Bating materials (25%) (c) Cod Oil f25%). (d) Other Fish Oil (25%)

(a) Preventol liquid I,

D.1.2

4% Tanned hideB and skins, chrome tanned (chrome tanned blue hides and skins and chrome crust leather).

Paranitro-Phanol, Sodium Penta chloro- phenate, Penta chlorophenol, Phenol and Cresol (25%) (b) Bating materials (23%) (c) Cod Oil (25%) (d) Other Fish Oil (25%)
250/386 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION U—contd.

t

a

3

4

3

(") Sperm oil (23%).

(/) Neatsfoot oil and

other sulphonated oili (23%)

(g) Masking Agents like Sodium Formate, Calcium Formate, Sodium Phthalate (23%).

(h) Sodium hydrogen

Sulphide (25%).

Finished leather

(a) Preventol liquid I,

8%

W.I.3

Paranitro Phenol, Sodium Penta Chloro Phenate, Penta chlo- rophenol. Phenol and Cresol (50%)

(6) Bating materials (50%).

(e) Cod Oil (50%)

(rf) Other Fish Oil (30%)

(") Sperm Oil (30%)

(/) Neatsfoot oil and other sulphonated oils (so%)

(.?) Masking agents like sodium formate, cal- cium formate, sodium phthalate (50%).

(/>) Sodium Hydrogen

Sulphide (50%). (0 Permissible types of

dyes (50%).

(j) Resin Binders, Fillers

and Finishing agents (50%).

D-2 Leather manufactures, the following, name-

ly :—

15% (a) Natural sponges. (6) Glassine paper (10%) (c) Bonding Agents and

D.2.1 Footwear and com- ponents of footwear (excluding canvas footwear).

other synthetic ad- hesives such as Des- modour R, RF and G Solid DeBmocoll. 400, Versalon 1033, 9400 T.C.F. Road Cement.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/387
SECTION II—contd.

I

2

4

3

3

D—contd.

(J) Carnauba Wax or other Vegetable Waxes and Micro- crystalline Wajft (") Shoe lasts (j%) CO Bifurcated Rivets (3%.) (.g) Nylon, terylene, cot- ton, linen and synthetic sewing thread (5%).

(A) Stamping folh (j%). (0 Polyester PlaBtic,

supported or un- supported (10%) 0) Tissue paper (10%)

15%

D.l.a.

(a) Natural sponges. (6) Glaasinc paper (10%) (c) Bonding Agents and

All categories of travel goods and other articles made of leather which may also include fibre/ plastic and/or any other materials,

other synthetic ad- hesives such as Desmodour R, RF G Solid, Desmocojl 400, Versalon 1055, 9400 T.C.F. Road Cement.

(d) Carnauba Wax or

other vegetable waxes and microcrystalline wax.

(") Expanding locks. (/) Celluloid sheet. (y) Bolts, trunk nails

(5%).

(h) Folio locks (5%) (0 Metal and/or plagtlc handles with handle plates (5%).

(|) Hinges (3%). (k) Key Hangers C5%, (/) Rivets and washera for the same (5%). (TO) Suitcase corners (3%). in) Suitcase locks (3%!, (0) Zip fasteners (3%) (p) Bifurcated Rivets.

(5%).

(") Stamping Foils (3%) (r) Snap fasteners—four

parts (3%).
250/388 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PABT I
SECTION II—contd

I z

1

3

4

V—contd.

(j) Tissue paper (10%).

(0 Nylon, terylene, cot-

ton, linen and syn- thetic sewing threads (10%).

(u) Polyester Plastic BUp- portcd and unsup- ported (10%).

(a) Sperm oil.

Leather picker*

D-3

5%

(a) Chrome leather

Leather washers . 4°%

D-4

splits.

SPORTS GOODS

E.

E-i Sports goods, the fol- Icwing, namely—

2 0% (a) Gum copal.

E.1.1. Carrom boards ,

(a) Willow clefts (105

40%

E.i.a. Cricket bats made

of Imported willow.

pieces for 100 bati exported).

2 0%

E.I.3. Foot balls, volley

(a) Valve bladders (105 pieces for 100 balls exported).

balls and Basket balls—fitted with valve type bladders.

(A) Linen/Terylene thread

fao%).

E.1.4. Fishing rods

3°%

E.I.5. Sports goods made of 3°% fa) Raw rubber. (b) Synthetic rubber ni- trite and butryl.

(c) Accelerators. Id) Antioxidents, it) Titanium dioxide. (J) Bonding agents. (g) Rubber softeners. (A) Silicone emulsion. (1) Retarders. ()) Rubber chemicals—

Carbon black. Lithopone, Latex, Antiozonates,

rubber, namelj, the following :— Bladders for Basket ball, Foot ball, Hand ball, Punch ball, Rugby, Volley ball and Water polo ball. Hockey rubber grips Ping Pong rubber sheeting cut to size. Rubber coven tor rackets.

Peptizers, Blanc fixe, Andllades for rubber.

C.B.. Stabilisers, extenders, emulsifiers.

Rubber grips for tennis and badmin- ton rackets. Rubber playballs. Tcnniquoit rings.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/389
SECTION 11—contd.

¹

3

4

5

li—contd.

2 0% (a) Feathers.

B.1.6.

(a) Nicl^l silver ingots/

E,i.7.

30%

silver scrap.

Shuttle cocks (fea- ther). Sports cupa and medals.

(6) Electro-plating salts

and brightencrs (20%)

(c) Felt bobs (10%) (d) Nickel anodes /Lead

anodes (50%)

(e) Trichloroethylcne. (/) Primary nickel.

1 0%

E.I A Tennis and badmin- minton rackets.

(a) Steel tubes tor ra- rackets (105 pieces for 100 rackets ex- ported). (6) Nylon gut. (c) Linen thread (10%). (ii) Ash, beech, hickory. (e) Gum copal.

1 0%

Tennis balls

E.l.9

(a) Celluloid sheets (25%). (b) Felt cloth. (c) Linen thread(io%). (d) Buuer paper (10%).

1 0%

Sports goods, noi

R.T.1O

elsewhere specified,

(a) Ash, beech, hickory. (6) Cork wood. (c) Linen thread (to%). (a) Gum copal. (e) Hrambled rubber

sheet.

(/) Butter paper (10%).

F. FISH AND FISH PRODUCTS

F-i Edible fish and fish

products and prepa- rations (including frog legs, lobster tails, Bharkfins, fish- maws ; prawn pow- der, fish pickles and other edible fish extractions), name- ly, the following :—

(a) Fishing hooks (50%). ' rhe registered expert- er or his nominee . as the case may be, should be certified by the Director of Fisheries / Industries to be an actual cat- cher of fish.
250/390 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION U—contd

2

I

3

4

5

F—contd,

(6) Sparc pans of marine diesel en- gines above 40 H,P. (Permissible catego- ries).

Licence may be issued only to a person (ex- porter or nominee) certified by the Director of Fisheries to be an owner of fishing boats.

(a) Fishing hooks

Tho registered exporter

1 0%

All other*

F.I.2.

(S°%)

or big nominee, an the case may be, should be certified by the Director of Fish- eries/Industries to be an actual catcher of fish.

(fr) Citric add (2j%)

(c) Polythene moulding powder/polythene granules (2^% of licence against ex- port of frozen flsh and frozen frog legs).

Actual user licence may be issued In the name of the registered ex- porters with "No sale" condition for getting the bags manufactured on the licensee's account.

(d) Printed waxed car-

tons ;

Printed master car-

tons ;

Printed labels ;

Printed cardboard, corrugated board , cartons and slee- ves ;

Vegetable parchment paper (25%).

(") Tlnplate

This will be allowed

only in favour of " fabricator of tin- plate containers.

(/) Refrigerants (Di-

chloro Difluro Me- thane) (in return- • able/ non-returnable containers).

(") Spare parts tor refrigeration ma- chinery.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/391
SECTION n—contd.

4

I ³ 3

5

(h) Spare parts of canning machinery.

No nomination is per- missible for the im- port of spare part* of canning machi- nery. If there is any case of a regis- tered exporter of fish products not having his own cann- ing facilities but utilising outside conn- ing facilities on a job contract basis, there is no objection to the registered ex- porter nominating such canning unit to receive import li- cences for spare parts of canning machinery.

(1) Stainless steel sheets (thicker than 18G) and plates for fabrication of processing equip- ment (5%).

Licence may be issued subject to actual user condition in the name of the registered exporter if he is a manufacturer of can- ned or frozen fish. No nomination is per- missible.

(j) Spare partB of marine dloncl en- gines above 40 H.P. (permissible cate- gorlet).

Licence may be issued only to a person (ex- porter or nominee certified by the Di- rector of Fisheries to be an owner of fishing boats.

G. PROCESSED FOODS

O.i. Processed foods, the

following, namely 1—

G. 1.1.

Aerated waters con- taining fruit juices and pulps.

G. 1.2.

3%

Banana fritters and potato wafers.

G. 1.3.

1 0%

Canned and bottled fruits, Juices and pulps.

O. 1.4.

⁷ 1 0%

Canned and bottled'; vegetables including canned curried Kabuligram.
.J250/392 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I
SECTION II—contd.

I

2

3

4

3

G—contd,

3%

G.1.5. Dry fruits excluding walnuts and cashew kernels.

1 0%

-G.I.6. Dehydrated fruiis and vegetables.

1 0%

•G.i.7. Frozen fruits and vegetables.

1 0%

-G.i.8. Jams, jellies and marmalades.

Juice powder

G.1.9.

1 0%

Jelly crystals

G.1.10,

2 0%

G.I.11.

Non-alcoholic be- verage basis like coca-cola concent- tratc and citrus beverage base.

1 0%

-G.i.12.

Pickles, all kinds (oil-based, sweet- sliced, etc.).

1 0%

G.:.i3-

Preserves, candied and crystallised fruits and peels in- cluding murabba.

1 0%

G.i.14.

Synthetic beverages, syrups and shcrbats.

1 0%

G.i.15.

Squashes, crushes, cordials, barley wa- ter and barrelled juice and ready-to- serve beverage or any other beverage.

1 0%

-G.i.16.

Tomato products, puree, paste, ket- chups and sauces,

1 0%

•G.i.17-

Vinegar, whether brewed or syn- thetic.

(a) Packing paper (per-

Walnut kernels . 2%

G.i.18.

missible categories).

G-2 Processed foods, tiie following, namely—

1 0%

G.2.I. Mustard powder .

5%

Q.2.2. Papadt
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OP INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/393
SECTION II—contd.

I 2

4

3

5

G—contd.

G-3 Processed foods, the

following namely—

G.3.1 Baking powder

1 0%

G.3.2 Breakfast foods in-

cluding Robinson Patent Barley

1 0%

G.3.3 Custard powder

K>%

G.3.4. Corn flakes .

1 0%

1 0%

G.3.5. Macaroni, Vermi- celli and spaghetti.

G.3.6. . Starch and its de- 3%

rivatives.

. Wheat bran ,

G-3-7

5%

G-4 Pn occssed foods, the following namely—

Chana made pro-

G.4.1

5%

ducts such as San- desh and Rasgolla.

G.4.2

5%

. Khoa made pro- ducts such as barfi, peda.

G-5 Processed foods, the

following namely—

G.5.1 , Biscuits . , 1 0%

G.5.2 . Confectionery

1 0%

G.5.3, Sugar cubes

5% Chemicals (permissible

categories).

G-6 Processed foods, the

following namely—

G.6.1 . Canned meat pro- 1 0%

ducts.

G.6.2. Poultry products . 5%

G-7 Processed foods, the

following namely—

G.7,1. Coffee mix powder i o%

G-7-2 Tea mix powder . ro%
259/394 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAHT I
SECTION n—contd.

I 2

4

3

5

G—contd.

G-8 Processed foods, the

following namely—

20% Skimmed milk powder

Baby milk food

G.8.1.

Do.

1 0%

G.8.2.

Butter oil and

ghee.

Do.

G.8.3.

Cheese

* >%

Do,

Condensed milk

G.e.4.

ro%

G.8.J.

Ice cream mix

powder and Ice

cream.

G-9 Processed foods, the

following namely—

Guar gum, crude .

G.9.1.

5%

Guar gum, refined.

G.9.2.

5%

1 0%

G.9.3.

Guar gum, pulve-

rised.

1 0%

Guar gum, treated,

G.9-4-

6 0% Import licence will be allowed at 70% in respect of exports dur- ing the period 1-4-68 to 30-6-68.

G-io Cocoa-based products,

namely, cocoa pow-

der, drinking choco-

late, milk chocolate,

cocoa shell and cocoa

butter.

G-11 Curry powder and

paste.

H. HA^fDICRAFTS

General Molt 1 Sales to

foreign tourists are also

considered subject to the

prescribed procedure

on such sales being

followed.

H-i Handicrafts products

of copper, brass,

bronze, bidrl, turqu-

oise and bell metal,

namely, the follow-

ing—

(J) Copper Ingots.

4 0%

H.1.1.

Handicrafts of cop-

per.

(a) Copper ingou

4 0%

H.1.2.

(60%).

Handicrafts of brass

and turquoise.

(b) Zinc ingots (40%).

Handicrafts of bidrl

(0) Copper ingots (5%).

4 0%

H.1.3.

(b) Zinc ingots (93%).
Sic. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/395
SECTION II—COTUd.

I

3

4

5

H—co

ntd. 1.4 Handicrafts of bro-

H.

(a) Copper ingots

4 0%

nze and bell metal.

(60%).

(6) Zinc ingots (35%). (c) Tin ingou (5%).

H -J

4 0%

Manufacture of Ivory excluding ivOTy inlay articled.

(a) Ivory manufactures (baby tuskii and full tusks).

(6) Brass hinges, Brass screws. Hasps and staples for boxes, dips for car tops, Hooks and screws for car rings (61%).

H-3 Real and imitation zari, namely the follow- ing:—

(a) Electrolytic coppci

3°fa

wire ban.

(A)Rawsilk(i6|%).

H.3.1 Imitation and Real zari Gold and Silver Thread, namely Kasab, Kalabattu, Tilla, Wire-thread of Zari Thread.

30% (a) Electrolytic copper

wire ban.

(i)Raw"Ik(i6|%).

H.3.2 Zari embroidery materials, such as Badla, Ohalak, Sal- ma, Zik, Tiki, Sadi, Kangan, Kanganl, Stats Spangles, Ring Katorl, Sitara, Tara, Bajaria, Fancy buttons, Gijari, Janjira, Dabka, Bul- lion, Purnl, Nak- shi, Burbura, Muk- kas, Lametta, Kora.

(a) Electrolytic coppei

30?J

wire ban.

(t) Raw Silk (i6|%).

II.3.3 Zari woven mate- rials of the follow- ing types but ex- cluding zari woven sarccs, Yardage and Garments:—Laces, Fith borders, Golu Thappa, Ful, Cha- mpo, Chatal, Tui, Zik-Fith, Zalar, Trimmings, Frings, Zul, Gunthan Jari Patti, EngrcH fit, Mucalai flth, Lump) Bijala, Jari Pipin, Kangariwal fith, In- dori, Tarwana, Ta- tai, Istambuli, Ka- sablr, Katao, Vanat,
250/396 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION U—contd.

I 2

3

4

5

H-3—contd.

fit3 Braidcs, Go- kharu, Vakla, Bur- kha Jali, Lapps, Thappa, Tui, Tas, Tari satin. Soldier face, Tari lace, Ki- nari.

H.

(a) Electrolytic copper

3<>%

wire bars.

(A)RawSilk(i6f%). 14 Velveteen (81%).

3 Jari embroidered pieces of the fol- lowing types:—Pur- ses, Evening bags, Ornis, Belts, Bad- ges, Spectacle ca- ses, Caps, Head- wear, Jari collars, Gloves, shoe up- pers.

H.3.5 Zari Bangles

(a) Electrolytic "copper

30%

wire bars,

H-4

(a) Raw alabaster.

Manufactures of ala- 40%

baster.

Manufacturer of coral

(a) Coral, unprepa-

40%

H-5

red.

1 0%

All other item9 of han- dicrafts, not other- wise specified.

I. CA9HEW KERNELS

Cashew kernels—

Li

I,

(a) Tin plate.

5%

1,1 Cashew kernels ex- ported In bufk.

This will be allowed only In favour of fab- ricator of tlnplate containers.

(ft) Tin and lead (10%) Licence may be Issued to the registered ex- porter with actual user condition.

(c) Cardboard|cartons . To be allowed only to meet specific orders for export of cashew ker- nels packed In bo* cartons.

(a) Lithographic tin-

I

5%

plate.

This will be allowed only in favour of a fabricator of tinplate containers.

.1.3 Cashew kernels ex- ported in consumer packing of half Kg. or less.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/397"
SECTION U—conid

I ² 3

4

5

J. TOBACCO AND TOBACCO

PPODUCT8

Tobacco unmanufactu-

I.i.

(a) Gerard wire.

(b) Steel hogshead

red

Sec col.Cs).

Gerard wire and steel'

hogshead hoops will'

be allowed to the ex-

tent actually required.

J. 2.

Bidies

3%

1 0%

Cigarettes

)• 3.

Cigars—

J. 4.

2 0% (a) Brass clips "1

J. 4- 1, Cigars made from indigenous filler tobacco.

Brass nails )

Glasnine paper f (25%)-

Vegetable parch- f

meet paper |

Flavouring essences j

(b) Cigar wrapper

(75%)-

tobacco.

60%

J. 4-

2. Cigars made from

Imported filler

tobacco.

(a) Brass dipt

BrasB nails

Glasslne paper f(8J%).

Vegetable parch- '

ment paper

Flavouring essences

(ft) Cigar wrapper

0"5%).

tobacco.

(e) Filler tobacco

<66f%).

K.

WOOLLEN CARPETS, RUGS

AND DRUGGETS

General not* : No im-

port licence for raw-

wool will be issued to-

a registered esrportor.

In lieu of auch licence

a release order will'

be issued on the STC.

The registered expor-

ter may get the raw

wool converted into

yarn through any ofi

the authorised mills.

K-i Woollen carpets, rug^s, druggetB, chain-stit- ched rugs, tapestry rugs, namdahs, cre- wel embroideries and goat hair patties, whose—

K .I

3% (a) Dyes and chemicals

(permissible varie-

ties).

. 1. F.O.B. value is be-

low Rs. 125 per

square yard (0'836

square meter).
^5°/398 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION U—conid.

I

5

4

3

fg.—coiud.

3 0%

K. 1.2.

(a) Raw wool. (0) DyeB and chemicals (permissible varie- ties). (10%)

F.O.B. value is bet- ween Rs. 125 and Rs. 210 per square yard (0.836 square meter).

4 0%

K. 1.3. F.O.B. value is above Rs. 210 per square yard (0.836 square meter).

(a) Raw wool. (2>) Dyes and chemicals (permissible varie- ties) (71%).

•L. WOOLLEN TEXTILES, HOSIERY AND

MIXED FABRICS

Gtntral Note : The ac- tual value of licence to be issued against all the export products mentioned In column a will be decided by the Textile Commis- sioner, Bombay, having regard to the schedule of international prices which may be no- tified by him from time to time, or the actual F.O.B. value, whichever is lower.

(0) Raw wool.

3°%

iL-i FHbncs and hosiery made from a mixture of cotton and wool, containing a minimum of 20% by weight of wool.

L.-3. Woollen textiles and mixed fabrics, name- ley, the following—

6 0% (a) Raw wool. (b) Dyes and chemicali (permissible varie- ties) (8*%).

L. 2.1. Woollen textiles and woollen goods other than hosiery, con- taining not less than 80% by wei- ght, of wool.

6 0%

L. 2.2. Mixed fabrics con- i

(a) Raw wool. (b) Non-cellulosic/syn- thetic fibre (see re- marks In column 3).

(c) Dyes and chcmicalB (permissible varie- ties) (81%).

taining a mixture of wool (not less than 20% but less than 8o% by weight) and any non-celluiosic synthetic fibre (not less than 20% by weight).

Non-cellulosic synthetic fibre of any kind will be allowed only to the extent of Buch fibre content in the export product, as cer- tified in the pre- shipment inspection certificate issued by the Textiles Committee, giving a suitable allow- ance for normal proces- sing wastage.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/399
SECTION U—contd.

I 2

3 4

5

'L—
L-3 Woollen and mixed hosiery the following) namely—

59% (a) Raw wool. (fi) Dyes and chemicals

(Permissible var^

eties) (10%)

L-33. 1. Woollen hosiery and knitted wear containing not less than 8o,% by weight of wool.

5°% (a) Raw wool. (b) Non-celluloisc syn-

thetic fibre (sec remarks in col. 5).

(c) Dyes and chemicals (permissible varic- thc I Q %) L-3. 2. Mixed hosiery con- taining wool (not less than 20% but less than 80$, by weight) and any non-ccllulosic syn- theti fibre (not less than 2oj% by wei- ght).

Non-cellulosic synthe- tic fibre of any kind will be allowed only to the extent of such fibre content in the export produce. at certified in the pre- shipment inspection certificate issued bj the Textile Committed giving a suitable allowance for normal wastage.

M. COIR PRODUCTS 1

M-i Coir products, the fol^

lowing, namely—

(a) Dyes (Permissible

5% M-i. 1. Mats and mattings of coir.

categories).

(6) Shearing blades.

M-I. 2. Mats and matting

Shearing machines will be allowed only to the extent recommen- ded by the Coir Board.

20^%

made/of mixture of coir yarn and sisal.

M -2 Rubberised coir pro-

Potassium hydrotxide

3 0% ducts.

(3311%)

N. COTTON TEXTILES"

N -i

Ca) Dyes and chemicals

51% Mill made cotton fab- rics (other than greys).

(Permissible varie- ties).

N -2

(a) Dyes and chemicals

5% Mill made cotton yarn (other than greys).

(Permissible varie- ties).

(a) Dyes and chemicals

N-3

5% Non-fabric cotton tax- tile items (mill made only).

(Permissible vaie- ties).

N-4

S% Embroidered cotton fabrics (mill made only).

(a) Dyes and chemicals (Permissible varie- ties).
250/400 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINABY [PART I
SECTION II—contd.

I *

4

3

N—contd

5 /o

(a) Dyes and chemicals (Permissible varie- ties)

N-5 Cotton fabrics (other than greys) and mixed fabrics of cotton and wool/silk/)ute, pro- duced on handlooms or powerlooms.

READY-MADE GARMENTS (OTHER THAN

READY- MADE GARMENTS OF NATURAL

SILK)

General Noti (i) The term "Trimmintts and embellishments'" cove- res the following ma- terials (percentage of value of licence for trimmings and em- bellishments upto which import may be made of individual items, is indicated in brackets against such individual items) :

(0 Zip fasteners (io% only against export of garmcntB using zipfastener.

(iV) Elastic cloth in run- ning length, inclu- ding elastic cloth in tubular form with width not ex- ceeding 3".

(tit) Elastic tape. (w) Elastic webbing. (t>) Rubber thread above 6o gauge. (vt) Buckles, hooks and bars (5%) only agaiiut export of garments using buckles, hooks and bars.

(vii) Collar Btays and other garment stays.

(vui) Knitted laces of not more than 3' width and fents of laces (of not more than 2-057 meters in length and having damage in the body of the cloth) other than embroi- dered, wrap-knit- ted or rascbel.

fix) Paper patterns. (x) Shoulder pads.
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/401
SECTION n—contd.

I

2 3 4 5

O -contd.

(xf) Lining and inter- lining •) material made of cotton, rayon, synthetic or mixed fabrics coat- ed and/or uncoated (provided sample* of material to be imported) are app- roved by the Tex- tile Commissioner prior to Import.

Oc"Y) Sewing thread made from man made, fibres pure silk and/or mixed fibres of cotton and manmade fibres.

(*iW) Zip type belt ex- tenders (io%).

(xiv) Buttons (3%).

(z) Polyester fibre will be allowed only to the extent of the poly, ester fibre content in the export product as certified in the pro- shipment inspection certificate issued by the Textile Commissioner, giving a suitable allow- ance for normal pro- cessing wastage.

(3} The actual value of t ie licence to be issued against the export pro- duct will be decided, by the Textile Com- missioner, Bombay, having regard to the schedule of interna- tional prices which may be notified from time to time, or the actual f.o.b. value, whichever is lower.

(4) Imports of indtu- trial sewing machine! may be allowed under thl" group.
350/402 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAOKDINARY [PAHT I
SECTION H—contd.

1

2

3

4

5

O -i Ready-made garments, namely, the follow- ing—

(a) yes and chemicals

0.

7"%

(Permissible varie- ties)

1. 1. Ready-made gar- ments made ofcot- ton fabrics, other than grey.

(i>) Trimmings of e m- Sec general note (1).

bellishments.

(c) Acrylic monomer.

(d) Packing materials

—Polythene m o u l- ding powder ; other items of packing excluding ivory board} art paper and a rt board.

(a) Trimmings and e m- ( t) T he items at (a) ot 0. 1.2 Ready-made gar- 45'%

bellishments (sec id) in col. 4 m ay general note 1). together be imported (ft) Acrylic monomer. for a value u p to i/6ih (") Packing materials of licence value.

ments made of woollen fabrics (containing not less than 8 Q% by wei>- ght of wool).

—Polythene moul- ding powder ; other (2) See general note (3) items of packing excluding ivory board, a rt paper and art board.

(d) Dyes a nd hemicals

(Permissible varie- ties).

(") R aw wool.

0.

45l⁸/o (a) Trimmings a nd embeJishments. (Sec genral note 1).

(l)Theitemsat(a)to (d) in col. 4 may together be imported for a value upto i/6th of licence value.

(b) Acrylic monomer. (c) Packing materials

(2) Sec general note (3) 1. 3 Ready-made gar- mcntB made of mix- ed fabrics of wool (not less than 20/% but less than 80)% by weight) and non- cellulosic synthetic fibre (not less than 20% by weight).

—Polythene mou 1- ding powder j other items of packing excluding ivory board, a rt paper and a rt board.

(d) Dyes and chemicals (Permissible varie- ties).

(j") R aw wool

(f) Non-cellulosic s y n-

thetic fibre, (See general note 2).
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/403
SECTION U—contd.

I 2

3

4 5

0—contd.

0. 1. 4.

251% (a) Trimmings and em- (i)Thc items Bt (a) to bellishmcnts (See (d) in col 4 may to general note 1). gether be imported (b) Acrylic monomer. upto 30J% of licence (c) Packing materials value,

—Polythene moul-

Ready-made gar- ments made of mix- ed fabrics of cotton and wool (minimum of 2 0% by weight of wool).

ding powcer ; other (2) See general note (3)

items of packing excluding invory boardj art paper and art board.

(d) Dyes and chemicals

(PeDmissible varie- ties).

(e) Raw wool.

O.I.5.

' 5% (
Ready-made garments made of (t) mixed fabrics of cotton and polyester fibre, and (if) art silk fabrics.

(b) Acrylic monomer, (e) Dyrcs and chemicals

(Permissible cate-

gories).

(d) Packing materials —Polythene moul- ding powder ; other items of packing excluding ivory boardj art paper and art board.

0 -2

5 0%

Waist belts made of canvas with brass fit tings.

P. NATURAL SILK FABRICS

General Note : (1) App- GARMENTS

lications for import li- cences against all items mentioned in Col. 2 should be accompanied by a prc-inspectlon certificate issued by the Central Silk Board in addition to other prescribed documents.

(a) The term " Trim- mings and embellish- ments" used in this product group has the same meaning as in product group 0 '.
250/404 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION n—contd.

I 2

5

4

3

P—contd.

P-i Fabrics, garments and made-up articles, na- mely, the following:—

(a) Raw silk

P. i. i. Fabrics and made- up articles of mulberry silk.

Registered exporters may nominate manu- facturers of metallic yam for import of pol- yster film, for an amount upto 30% of value of licence for import of raw silk, against ex- port of fabrics and made-up articles certi- fied in the inspection certificate of the Cent- ral Silk Board, to con- tain metallic yarn.

(6) Dyes and chemicals —Permissible cate- gories (124%).

P. I. 2.

(a) Raw silk

4 5%

Ready-made gar- ments of mulberry silk.

(1) Registered exporters may nominate manu- facturers of metallic yarn, for import of polyster film, for an amount upto 30% of value of licence for raw silk, against export of ready-mado gar- ments of mulberry silk certified in the inspec- tion certificate of the Central Silk Board to contain metallic yarn.

(6) Dyes and chemicals (Permissible varie- ties).

(2) The items at (*) to (") in col. 4 may together be imported for i/6th of the licence value.

(c) Trimmings and em-

(3) Imports of industrial sewing machines may be allowed.

bellishments. (i) Acrylic monomer. (") Packing materials —polyethylene mo- ulding powder and other items of pack- ing excluding ivory board, art paper and art board.

P. 1.3.

i%

Fabrics and made- up articles of Tasar silk.

(a) Dyes and chemicals Registered exporters (Permissible cate- may nominate manu- gorics). facturers of metallic yarn, for Import of polyster film, for an amount upto 30% of value of licence, againsi
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 25o/4
SECTION U—contd.

I 2

4

5

3

P—eontd.

export of fabrics and made-up articles of Tasar silk, certified in the inspection certifi- cate of the Central Silk Board, to contain me- tallic yarn.

(a) Dyes and Chemicals

1 0%

I', l. 4- Ready-made gar- ments of Tasar Silk.

Permissible varie- ties (75%)

(i) Registered exporters may nominate manu- facturers of metallic yarn, for import of polyester film, for an amount upto 30% of the total value of li- cence against export of ready-made gar- ments of Tasar silk, certified in the inspec- tion certificate of the Central Silk Board, to contain metallic yarn.

(6.) Trimmings and em- (2; Items at (*) to (rf) in col. 4 may together be imported upto 75% of the licence value.

bellishments. (e) Acrylic monomer la) Packing materials

(3) Imports of indus- trial sewing machines may be allowed.

—polyethylene moul- ding powder and other itema of packing excluding ivory board, art paper and art board.

Q. STAINLESS STEEL PRODUCTS:

General AT 250/406 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION n—contd.

I 2

3

Q—contd.

Q. 1. Stainless steel products, the following, name- ly:—

Q.I.I. Stainless steel uten- sils, copper-bottom>- ed.

See general notc(i) 3

4

above licence, the li- cence may, on request be revalidated for the import of prototypes and samples upto 1% and packing and wrap- ping papers and other packing material upto M% of the f.o.b. value of export; in such caseB a corresponding reduc- tion will be made In the quantity of stain- less steel materials per- missible under the li- cence.

Total value of stainless steel and copper shall not exceed 75% of the f.o.b. export value, as per general note (1).

(a) Stainless steel sheets, strips and circles of gauges 20 to 26 both Inclusive Ci-" kg-)-

(A) Copper unwrought

(o-17 kg.).

Q.1.2.

Stainless stel utensils, other than copper- bottomed.

See general note(i)

(a) Stainless steel sheets, . strips and circles of gauges 20 to 26 both inclusive (i-33 kg-)-

Do.

Q.i.3. Stainless steel watch straps.

(a) Stainless steel sheets/strips of ga- uges 28 to 34 both inclusive (i'75kg.).

Do. (a) Stainless steel

Q.i.4- Stainless steel cut- lery.

sheets, plates and strips of gauges 24 and thicker for manufacture of S.S. spoons classifiable under S.S. Cutlery, (i-6o kg.).

Do. (r-$okg.). Q.i.5. Stainless steel surgical instru- ments.

D o. Q.1.6.

(a) Stainless steel sheets, strips and circles of gau- ges 20 to 26 both inclusive (1.33 kg.)

Stainless steel hos- pital wares (". g., Kidney trays, bed pans, sputum mugs, etc.).
Me. XJ TH1GAZKTTS OF INDIA EXTRAOKDINAKT XSoforf
SECTION U—contd.

I

3

4 5

Q—contd.

See

(I-2O kg.).

Q

note(t)

.1.7. Industrial equip-

ment) component*

•nd anefflartet mmd"

wholly of stiinlMi

steel.

Do.

1,8. Stainless iteel cast

(a) Stainless steel scrap

Q.

pipe fitting*.

(1-20 kg.).

K. SHIP REPAIRING i

Ship repairing .

(a) Steel piping of 6' (0 The cif value Of

bore and above. any supply of Imported

(6) Copper pipes over stores drawn from bo-

3" diameter. nded warehouses raain-

(c) Boiler tubes. tained under arranga-

(d) Refractory materials, ment with the Minw-

(") White metal. try of Transport, will

(f) Gun metaL be deducted from the

(g) Packing and jointing 1 total import permissible

materials. and licence usued only

(A) Spares for marine foi balance amount

engines of foreign make (if) In the case of

(0 Armoured Cablet. items mentioned un-

(;) Super enamel copp- dei column 4 in gena-

er wire. ral terms (".#. refrao

(k) Relays. tory materiali) only

(/) Resistances. permissible varieties

(m) Automatic switches, will be allowed to ba

(n) Special steels. imported.

(0) Brass and cupro ni-

ckel condenser tube*,

(jri Urasi Kojnd Bars,

Extruded Quality.

(4) Nickel Chrome

Bars,

30% Of

the va-

hie of

repairs

Includ-

ing the

cost of

mate-

rials,

compo-

nent!

and

parts,

paid for

In for-

eign ex-

change

or in

Indian

rupee*

obtained

from

exchange

of for-

eign

curren-

cy.

(r) Phosphose Bronze

Bars and sheet*,

(j) Aluminium sheets

(NS-5 NS-6\

(I) Stainless steel

sheets.

(u) Aluminium Rivets

NR-5/NR-4

(v) Zinc and Copper

Ingots.

(to) Tin Blocks.

(*) Tool and Alloy

Steel.
250/408 TUB GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY fPAM I
SECTION Tl-vontd.

I 2

3

3 4

R—on*.

(M) Any?" other mate-

rial v certified by the

Director General of

Shipping to be ef-

Kntliil for thlp

repair, work.

S. OEM AND fBWBIXBRY

(i) Salea to ioreign touriitt

are also cons'dercd

nublect to the procedure

indicated in the Hand-

book of Import Trade

Control being followad*
Sic 1] THE OAZfflTTB OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 250/409
SECTION n—contd

I 2

3

4

5

S—amtd,

S.i.

53% (a) Real or cultured pearls angel.

Drilled Bleached/Un-

bleached Processed/

Unprocessed or Pro-

llihed Pearls (teal or

cultured).

(b) Precious or semi- '

precious stones,

unset and uncut,

(") Diamonds, onset

and uncut.

(
machinery, equip-

ment, testing ap-

paratus, tools and

implements re-

quired for the gem

and Jewellery In-

dustry, for import

on Actual User ba-

sis.

(a) Diamonds^ unset

S.2.

Cut or polished dia- 70%

and uncut.

mondi.

(b) Precious stones, un-*

set and uncut.

(c) Permissible items

of machinery, equip-

ment, testing ap-

paratus, tools '(10%)

and implements re-

quired for gem and

Jewellery industry,

for import on

Actual User basis.

53%

S.3 Cut
(a) Precious or semi-

precious stones, un-

set and uncut.

(fi) Diamonds, uncut '

and unset.

(<0 Permissible Items of

machinery, equip-

ment, testing ap- KlO%)

paratus, tools and

implements required

for gem and Je-

wellery industry,

for Import on

Actual User basis. J
S0/4X0 TBB GAZBTTtt OF INDIA EXTRAORDTOABY [PART F
SECTION n—contd.

I

3 4

3

Jewellery containing

50% of (a) Diamonds, uncut

the value and unset (30%)

exclud-

ing the (ft) Precious or semi-

value of preciouB stones,

metal. unset and uncut

(5°%).

(c) Real or cultured

(I) Export of gold Je-

wellery will be sub-

ject to such restric-

tions as may be impos-

ed by the Gold

I Control AdmlniBtra-

tor and by the

Reserve Bank of

gold, silver, platinum

or palladium and

Studded with dia-

mondi, precious or

semi-precious stones,

real or cultured

pearls.

India.

(a) Studded jewellery

containing synthetic

or Imitation stonea

In addition to dia-

monds, precious or

semi-precious stones

and/or pearls, are

excluded from the

scope of this item.

pearls, unset (50%)

(d) Permissible itcrm of

machinery, equip-

ment, testing ap-

paratus, tools and

implements re-

quired for the gem

and jewellery in-

dustry, for import

on Actual User

basis. (10%).

(a) Rough synthetic

Cot or polished syn-

33%

S.3

thetic stones.

stones (other than

white and red).

(6) Permissible items of

machinery, equip-

ment, testing

apparatus, tools

and implements

required for the

gem and jewellery

industry for im-

port on Actual

User basis. (10%)

Imitation Jewellery (In- 33)%

(a) Glass beads and

8.6

false pearls.

(t) Rough synthetic

stones (other than

white and red).

(e) Permissible items of

eluding Jewellery

atudded with syn-

thetic/imitaiion stones,

with or without

other atones such as

diamonds, precious

and semi-precious

atones and pearls).

machinery, equip-

ment, testing ap-

paratus, tools and

implements re-

quired for gem

and |ewellery in-

dustry, for import

on Actual User

"bTsiB. (10%);
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 25O/4II
SECTION a—contd.

I

3

4

5

T, CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS (EXPOSED)

T.I.

25%

Cinematograph films, expoMd (feature films) Black and White.

Cinematograph film, not exposed (black & white).

(0 Replenishment will be in the form of black and wlilte posi- tive. The licensing authority reserves the right 01 releasing It from indigenous pro- duction.

(N) In lieu of claiming replenishment in black and white posi- tive, the registered ex- porter, If not a pro- ducer himself, may nominate a producer to receive black and white negative from the stocks imported by the S.T.C.

(") Upto 50% of the replentohmem due may be used for no- minating a film studio or • film processing laboratory to claim import licence for per- missible kinds of studio equipment (including studio bulbs) or film labo- ratory equipment ai the case may be. If the registered export- er Is nimself a pro- ducer he may claim this facility In his own name.

Cinematograph films, not exposed (Colour).

Cinematograph fllmi 5/9 of exposed (feature films) thef.o. colour. b. value

of ex- ports.

(•) The replenishment will be. made In tfte form ijf colour raw film Imtoorted by the S.T.C. from G.C.A.

(u) If the registered exporter Is himself not a prodiicer, he will be allowed to claim replcnishmenc In his name to the extent of half of the permissible quantum and for the balance half, he will be re- qnired to nominate a producer of feature film.
250/412 T HE GAZETTE OB¹ INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I
SECTION O—contd.

I

5

3

3

i .—contd.

(iii) Upto 50% of the replenishment due may be used for no- minating a film studio or a Him processing laboratory to claim import licence for per- missible kinds of stu- dio equipment (in- cluding studio bulbs) or film laboratory equipment as the case may be. If the regis- tered exporte is him- self a producer he may claim this faci- lity In his own name.

2 5%

T.3-

Cinematograph fllmsj not exposed (black and white).

Same as remarks Not (1), (") end (tit) against item No. T. 1 above.

Documentaries nid advertising films, ex- po Bed—black and white.

50%

T.4.

Cinematograph films, not exposed (Colour)

Documentaries and advertising film, ex- posed—colour.

Same remtriK ts (i), (it) and (iii) against item No. T.2 above.

. 0%

T.5- N:wa films and T. V. Film, (both Black & white and Colour).

16 mm & 8 mm raw Films (both black & White (and Colour

MAN-MADE FIBRE

V.

(1) Against the reple- nishment, Import li- cences will be issued on G.C.A. for Import of 8 mm and 16 mm (black and white and colour) raw stock. The registered exporter may also be permitted on request, to import permissible varieties of photogra- phic equipment and accessories upto 30% of the face value of the licence, subject to A.U. condition.

PRODUCTS:

. Nylon fabrics

See column 5.

U. i.

See col. 5.

Export of Nylon Fab ricn ia canalised thro ugh STC. For every Kg. of nylon yarn used in the Nylon Fabrics exported, ma-

nufacturer-exporters exporting nylon fab- ric j through the STC, will receive replenish- ment at the rate of i-20 kg. of imported nylon yarn, from the- S.T.C.

applicant and the balances available against licences in hand. ↩

t ↩

• -.- ' "°?> mm swi-.,- -^d 5iO mm max. distance between flange of >•» • , 'q.-« nf tui-T-* 5. Multi spindle automatics - (a) Bar Tvpe upto 67 mm. (b) Chucking type-Maximum chucking dia 210 mm. 6. Copy lathes. T Automatic multi-tool lather, ;:"*•- ??.->• -nrr rwrnp 8. Drilling machine: (a) Hand operated bench type, (b) Power operated: (i) Bench type. (ii) Pilar type upto 55 mm d*a drilling capacity, (iii) Radial type upto 10 rnm ↩

/ ↩

;r ↩

- ↩

Cylinder liners. . . . Fuel injection equipment and compo- nent parts thereof. Piston assembly . . .. Thin-walled bearings The folowing types of bearings of thick- ness 3/16" or below will be considered as thin walled bearing :— (i) bearings of cam shafts; (it) BcaringB for connecting rod.*. (snMll£end and big end) and; ↩

3 4 ↩

↩

A-14.15. Rims . (a) Extra deep draw- ing quality steel strips in coils (5°%). (b) Electroplating salts/ brighteners (30%). (c) Felt bobs (10%). (d) Nickel anodes, lead anodes, cadmium anodes (50%). (e) Primary nickel. Saddles (a) Spring steel^wire/ A-14.16. 4"% wire rods (b) Electroplating salts and brightcners C»o%). (c) Felt bobs (10%). (d) Nickel anodes, lead anodes, cadmium anodes (50%). (e) Primary nickel. A-I4-17. Seat stay and chain stay. A-14.18. Spokes (a) Nickel anodes, lead anodes, cadmium anodes (50%). (b) Primary nickel. (c) Electroplating salts/ brlghtencrs (20%). (d) Felt bobs (10%) 0) High carbon steel wire (50%). (/) High carbon eteel wire rods. A-15 Bolts, nuts and rivets, wire nails, screws, pins, panel pins— A-15.1. Bolts, nuts and (»)20%(if rivets. galva- nised). (if other than galvanised). A-15.3. Wire nails, screws 5% and spilt/cotter pins (all of mild steel). A-I<;.3. Panel pins 75% 0% A-16 Brake adjusting tools ↩

(a) Electrolytic coppor A-22.6. P.V.C. cables with copper conductors. Intots/wire bars/ wire rodsj (6) P.V.C. Master bat- ches. (0) P.V.C. Resin. (d) P.V.C. compound. («) Plastidzers. (/) Di-Octylphthallate (D.O.P.). Of) Tin. (a) Electrolytic copper A-22,.7. V.I.R. cables with copper conductors. wire bars/ingots/ wire rods. (6) Tin. (c) Natural and/or syn- thetic rubier. A-22.8. A-22.9. AH other electrical cables and wires. A-23 Capacitoti and con- dcnsors. 5% A-24 Chisel sea. A-25 Cigarette tin cutters A-26 Clamp-on vice A-27 Closures— (0) Spirit soluble dye- A-27.1. Aluminium capsules stuffs. (ft) Aluminium foil/ coiled strips. (e) Paralac. (a) Albumen. A-27.2. R.S. and pilfer proof closures. (ft) Spotting Material. (c) Lacquer Chemicals, A-18 Coated abrasives A.-29 Cold chisel sets . A-30 Collators and other data processing ma- chines. A-31 Conduit pipe* 5% ↩

(aj) Tape recorder parts (50%) (ak) Recording tapes and hardware for tape- recorders (10%) (al) Microphone for tape-recorders (io%J (am) Component parts ol record-changers, players and pick- ups (5°%). (on) Complete record changers, players and pickups, (50%) ↩

% ↩

↩

(y) Monel Metals. (i) Lignum Vitao. (ba) Jeffrey's Black Marine Ghie. (bb) Araldite and Har- dener. be) Oregon Pine (Ooa- •gk* Firi. ↩