REGISTERED NO. D. 221
The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 64] NEW DELHI, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1968/CHAITRA 16, 1890
SeparatepagingisgiventothisPartinorderthatitmaybefiled
as a separate compilation.
MIN1STRY OF COMMERCE
PUBLIC NOTICE
IMPORT TRADE CONTROL
New Delhi, the 5th April 1968
SUBJECT:—Import policy for Newsprint—Printing and Writing Paper (excluding laid marked paper) which contains mechanical wood pulp amounting to not less than 70 per cent of fibre contents—S- No. 44/V—for the year April 1968—March 1969-
No. 50-ETC(PN)/68.—The Import policy of Newsprint (S. No. 44/V) for the year April 1968—March 1969 is given in Annexures 1 to VI to this Public Notice and ahall be applicable with effect from 1st April 1968.
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Description
Remarks
Policy for Varlidity of
licensing Authority Established Importers licences
Part & SL No. QfLT.C. Schedule
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Nil.
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Twelve Months
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I. Licences issued for newsprint will also be valid for import of waterlinednews- print provided it contains mechanical wood-pulp amounting to not less than 70% of the fibre content and its weight is not less than 51-52^4% grammes per square metre.
I White printing C C I &E paper (exclud- ing laid mark- ed paper) which contains
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A wood pulp amounting to not less than 70% of the fibre con- tents.
I I I. A.U. applications from publishers and/or printers of newspapers and perio- dicals for newsprint and art paper should be submitted, in duplicate and compute in all respects, through the Registrar of Newspapers for India, Ministry of Infor- mation & Broadcasting, ffew Delhi.
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IV. Applications for import licences for newsprint should reach the Registrar of
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Newspapers for India, New Delhi, as early as possible but not later than the 16th August, 1968.
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V. The basic entitlement of individual newspapers/periodicals for newsprint and in" digenous printing and writing paper, other than Nep* newsprint, will be deter" mined by the Registrar of Newspapers for India, New Delhi, on the basis of per- formance aad/or admissibility in terms of the Newsprint Allocation Policy f&r 19G7-68 [mnoonced vide Public Notke No. 3O-ITC(PN)/67, dated 6-4-1967] phis the increases admissible and allowed therein. The regnlarity of • news- paper during 1967 will be taken into consideration for determining its entitlement.
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Vt. The entitlement for newsprint will be met by issue of import licence(s) or P A R T
Athorisation (s) in favour of applicants in terms of para (V) above and will be issued in the follc:••, :ng manner :—
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Quantity of f t imported newsprint
Annual entitle- ment.
Quantity to
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in indigenous
Q^.i!itityto be allowed in imported newsprint.
To be autho- rised against canalised imports.
newsprint manufactur- ed byNepa Mills.
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Quantity to be allowed in indigenous printing and writing pa- per other than Nepa newsprint.
To be autho rised in di- rect licence 5 against free resources.
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and indigenous printing and writing pi
Standard newsprint
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Nfl Nil
100%
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(a) Less than loom/tons.
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Hiding their Sunday editions')
Daily newspapers {me
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(*) loom/tons 75% 20% 5%
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or more, but less than 1,000 m/tons.
Periodicals.
75% 25% Nil.
Daily newspapers (including) their Sunday
editions).
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(c) 1,000 m/tons 70% 20% 10%
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TO Bli DETERMTN- ED BY THE REGIS- TRAR OF NEWS- PAPERS FOR INDIA
or above but less than 2,000 m/tons.
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Periodicals.
70% 30% Nil.
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(d) Over 2,000 60% 30% 10%
rn/tons.
Periodicals.
60% 40% Nil. Glaxed netssprmt.
All entitlement. 100% Nfl. Nil.
100% Nil.
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NOTES (i) Standard newsprint licensed from 'free resources' 'will have to be imported by newspapers against contracts entered into with specific suppliers in foreign countries by the State Trading Corporation of India Ltd_
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(2) Users of glazed newsprint will get their entitlement of glazed news- print to the level of their basic entitlement in 1966-67. In other words their entitlement in toco including 30 of basic entitlement of 1966-67 allowed in Standard newsprint will also be allowed in glazed newsprint. The balance of :heir entitlement will be only from standard newsprint. The periodicals who have been getting glazed newsprint for cover pages only win receive the same quantity of glazed newsprint.
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(3) Newspapers and periodicals with an annual entitlement of 5*00 m/tons or less would be allotted imported newsprint in sheets; the basic en- titlement of snch newspapers and periodicals would no longer include a fM'f'rwl 10% allowed in the past for conversion of reels into sheets. Allotment to all other categories would be made in reels only.
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(4) Nepa newsprint and Printing and Writing Paper in lots of les s than 10 • 00 m/tons wfll not r#>rmally be allotted. Newspapers and periodicals whose total annual entitlement of Nepa newsprint and Printing and Writing Paper amounts to less than to- 00 m/tons will be allowed the tnure cfoan- tity in imported newsprint. In cases where the entitlement of Nepa newsprint exceeds 10 m/tons but the Printing and Writing Paper en- titjeraent is lesSj the Printing and Writing Paper entitlement will also be allowed in Nepa newsprint.
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(5) All allotments shall be subject to marginal adjustments^ as may be ne-
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(6) Conversion of imported newsprint into 'duty-free' Printing and Writing
Paper arid vice-versa is pot perrniss{bje,
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VII. With the exception of newspapers/ periodicals mentioned in the succeeding remarks, it will not be possible to meet the demand of newspapers and periodicals for additional newsprint and/or indigenous Printing and Writing Paper, other than Nepa newsprint, on account ot increase in their periodicity, page area, number of pages and circu-lation. However, within the authorised quota of newsprint and/or indigenous Printing and Writing Paper for the licensing period each newspaper or periodicials will be free to adjust its periodicity, page-area, number oi pages and circulation to meet its individual requirements. The Common Ownership Units will be tree to adjust their authorised quoa as a Unit between their various publications.
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VIII. DAILIES. The existing dailies would be allowed in crease s>, on application in the following manner :—
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(i) Dailies with a basic entitlement on a circulation upto 15,000 copies and less, as calculated vide para V above.
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25% increase over their basic entrtUiceiii. Increases would be given in imported newsprint. Provided further that the existing dailies which commenced pub- lication in 1966-67 and 1967-68 would be allowed increases Tojgo upto a cir- culation of 15,000 copies.
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(") Daffies with basic entitlement of a cirulation above 15,000 and upto 50,000 copies as calculated vide para V above.
I2$% increase over their basic entitle- ment. 50% increase would be given in Nepa and the balance in Printing and Writing Paper.
(*s) Dailies with basic entitlement on a circulation above 50,000 copies as calculated vide para V above.
5%increase over their basic entitlement. Increases would be given only in Printing and Writing Paper.
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IX. Periodicals. The existing periodicals would be allowed increases, on applica-
tion as follows :—
(i) Periodicals with a basic entitlement of circulation upto 15,000 copies and less, as calculated vide para V above.
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25% increases over their basic entitle- ment. Increases would be given in imported newsprint. Provided further that the periodicals which commenced publication in 1966-67 or 1967-68 would be allowed increases upto 15,000 co- pies.
(a) Periodicals with basic entitlement
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of circulation above 15,000 and upto 50,000 copies as calculated vide para V above.
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12$% increase over their basic entitle- ment. An additional increase of 7^% would be allowed to periodicals on their basic entitlement to whom no increases have been given since 1961-62 to 1966-67, subject to the total ceiling of 20%. Increases would be given from Nepa except to the glazed users who wul get the increases in imported news- print.
(m) Periodicals with basic entitlement of arculatjon above 50,000 copies as calculated vide para V above.
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5% increase over their basic entitlement. An additional increase of 5% would be allowed to periodicals on their basic entitle ment to whom no increase have been given since 1961- 62 to 1966-67, subject to the total ceiling of 10%. Increases would be given in Nepa except to the gfn^fd users who will be given the entire increases in imported newsprint.
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X (a) Clearance regarding availability of newsprint for new periodicals and newspapers. Publishers of new daily newspapers and periodicals should obtain clearance regarding availability of newsprint from tte Registrar of Newspapers for India, before commenc- ing publication. Information as per Anaemic IV shall be furnished while apply-
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(5X0 : New Periodicals : New periodicals will be allowed to develop and build up a average circulation npto the maximum limit of 15,000 copies of 16 pages of standard sc* C393"75 a*!- in- 2539-69 sq. cms.) of a daily newspaper For the firtt three months, duty paid Printing and Writing Paper w£D have to be used by them. After three months of regular publication,, they will be allotted standard imported news print in accordance with remarks VI above.
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(b) (s) : After three months of publication, the new periodicals shall produce evi" dence (Chartered Accountant's Certificates in proforma in Annexme II to this Public Notice) to show the average circulation achieved and the average page-area and number of pages printed durmg the first three months. If they attain the tar- getted average circulation, on the number of pages and size allowed, they will receive newsprint quota for the rest of the licensing period for the number of copies, siae and average number of pages initially allowed If, however, they do not achieve the targetted average circulation and print the average number of pages in the size allowed during the three months trial period, they will be allowed newsprint quota for the average circulation actually achieved and the average number of pages and page-area actualy printed.
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(c) (t) Neto Daily Nemspapers : New daily newspapers will be allowed an initial quota to develop and build-up an average circulation upto the maximum Km if of ifioo copies of 8 pages of standard size (393*75 sq. in.) per publishing day during the first three months after commencement of publication. During these three months, imported newsprint will be authorised from S.T.C. stocks only.
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(eXM) : After three months of publication, the new dailies will be required to produce evidence (Chartered Accountant's Certificates in proforma given in Annexure II to this Public Notice) to show the average circulation achieved and the average page area and number of pages printed during the first three months. If they attain the targetted average circulation, on the number of pages and size allowed, they will receive newsprint quota for the rest of the licensing period for the number of copies, sra and average number of pages initially allowed. If they attain a circulation of i&flco copies during first three months, they would, on application, be granted additional quota of newsprint on 15,000 copies for the rest of the trf-ensing period. If, however, they do not achieve the targetted average circulation and print the average number of pages in the size allowed during the three month!) trial period they will be allowed newsprint quota on their performance of 3 months for the aver- age circulation actually achieved and the average number of pages and page-area actually printed.
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(d) The existing daily newspaper and periodicals whkh did not obtain clearance for;the use of newsprint or licence/authorisation in 1967-68 will be treated as in para X(c) and (6) above, respectively.
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XL No additional newsprint will be made available for newspapers to be sponsored by Common Ownership Units. The Common Ownership Units are, however, free to bring out newspapers/periodicals from their aathorised quota of the Unit as a whole. Common Ownership Unit means a newspaper establishment or concern owning two or more news-interest newspapers, including at least one daily, irrespective of the centre(s) of publication and language(8) of such newspaperSj as rtfflrerl in the Annual Report Part I of the Registrar of Newspapers for India.
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The newspapers/periodicals belonging to the Common Ownership Units, who are not gating any newsprint, but who consume newsprint from the common newsprint pool, in terms of para XII of Public Notice No. 3O-rrCCPN)/67, dated 6-4-1967 shall furnish Chartered Accountant's Certificate for such publications also for the period 1967-63 as per Annexare-II. The Common Ownership Unit* shall also furnish a stafpnipnt showing the newsprint consumed durng th" period for the publications authorised to use newsprint and other publications, separately, as per Annexure-VI to this public notice.
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New publications of Common Ownership Units must obtain clearance for use of news- print from Common newsprint pool as required under the Newsprint Control Order and the Registrar may issue clearance on soch terms and conditions as be may con- sider fit and proper.
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XII. The following categories of newspapers/periodicals shall not participate in the allocation of newsprint notwithstanding the fact that they are classified as newspapers in one of the categories :—
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(0 Journals published primarily to promote sale of goods or services;
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{it) House Journals/magazines brought out by individuals/firms/industrial concerns; (m) Price-list and catalogues;
(w) Publications intended for free distribtuuon;
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(viii) Teaching journals/Teaching guides.
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XIIL (t): Newspapers and periodicals shall furnish Chartered Accountants Certificate of Circulation, size and pages, for 1967-68 as in the profonna in Annexure-II to this Public Notice, in eases where circulation exceeds 2,000 copies per publishing clay. If any newspaper and periodical had not fully utilised the quantity allocated in 1967-68 including the increases ia circulation, the unutilised quantity shall be adjusted from its entitlement of 1968-69.
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(n) The number of copies distributed^ free, unsold returns or any other copies printed but neither sold nor distributed free would be taken into* consideration for purposes of allotment of newsprint, provided these represent a reasonable per- centage of the print order but, not exceeding the following limits :—
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Upto 2,500 Between 2,500 & 5000
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15% i c%
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XTV. The publishers and/or printers of newspapers/periodicals shall furnish the
following information/documents with their application, separately in respect of I each publication :—
(0 Title of the newspaper/periodical and the date from which it is regolariy pub- 1 lisbed; (In case the periodicity has been changed, the specific dates of change I If be given);
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(") Area of the page of newspaper/periodical (Ln square indies) during 1957—^orthe
first year of publication and also during 1967-68;
(m) Average number of pages per issue, including supplements, during 19573 or
the first year of publication and also during 1967-68;
(HI) Periodicity of issue and language of the news paper/periodical and whether it has been in regular publication from the 1st January, 1967, to the 31st Dec- ember, 1967, indicating the actual number of days of publication;
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(p) Average circulation per publishing day during the period April 1961, March 1962 and April 1967—March 1968, inidcating the paid and free (including complementary, voucher, exchange,, bonus, sample and office copies only) circulation, separately. Copies representing unsold returns and other copies which might have been printed, but not actually sold or distributed free as complimentary, voucher copies, etc. should not be included in the circulation statement but shown separately.
(CT) Chartered Accountant's Certificate in the form prescribed in AnnexuTe—II O F
vide Remarks XIII above.
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(tw) Sample copy of an issue bearing the date of ist April, 1968 or the date nearest N D
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(em) Whether the newspaper/periodical is jeg:Vcred wifh (he Rcp'^ur cf News-
papers for India, and if so, the Registration Number allotted.
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(is) The total quantity of newsprint (imported and indigenous to be shown separa- tely) sUotted and consumed during April 1967—March 1968. In case an applicant consumed more newsprint and printing and writing paper than what had been allotted for the period mentioned above, the sourcefs) from which the additional quantities were procured shall be stated.
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this Public Notice.
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C*0 Details whether a neswpaper/peridoical(s) is—
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(a) printed on rotary or flat-bed (stereo, offset, letterpress or gravure) press or
any other type of printing machinery; and
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(6) whether the newsprint used is in reels or sheets, glazed or ungkzed and the
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(SB) If sheets are used, is import proposed to be effected in reels which are con-
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XVL If any actual user is not in a position to import newsprint or art paper against the licence issued the Actual User may apply for a 'letter of authority3 in favour of tie party through whom it is desired to effect import, provided such party holds quota certificates) for newsprint, or are the sole agents of the foreign suppliers.
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XVII. The weight of printing and writing paper (excluding laid marked paper) which contains mechanical wood pulp amounting to not less than 70% ofthefibre contents falling under this serial number should not be less than 51-52^4% grammes per square metre.
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XVTII. (a) Licences for art paper for cover pages/and/or inside pages will be issued only to those periodicals which had been getting licences for art paper for cover pages and/or inside pages in 1967-68.
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(6) No art paper shall be licenced for cover pages of periodicals (printed in newsprint) whose average pages per publishing day are less than 50. Such periodicals will, on application, be allowed to import glazed newsprint upto 100 grammes per square metre. In other cases, art paper wili be licensed for cover pages, but grammage per square metre will not exceed 100 for periodicals (printed on newspiint) having upto too page per publishing day and 135 grams, in cases where the number of pages exceeds 100. A higher grammage may be allowed, on the merits of each case, for corer pages of periodicals printed entirely on art paper. The opinion of Regis- trar of Newspapers in this behalf shall be final
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(e) Art paper not exceeding 100 grammes per square metre will be allowed for inside
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(d) Entitlement for art paper for cover pages and/or inside pages will be worked out on the basis of the number of cover and/or inside pages published on art paper in 1957 and average circulation during 1961-62. If, however, the certified consum- ption in 1967-68 (Chartered Accountant's Certificate in the form given ia Annexure III to this Public Notice to be furnished) or the entitlement calculated on the basis of average number of cover and/or inside pages on art paper published in 1967-68 and average certified calculation during'that year (Chartered Accountant's Certi- ficate in the form given in Annexare II to this Public Notice to be furnished) is less, the quantity allowed shall be based on_sach^consamption/entitlement.
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(a) Normally, 50% of the entitlement will be authorised from indigenous art paper and the balance 50% will belicensedinimported art paper after imposing a cut of 10%. XEX. Licences for art paper will be issued on annual basis, sub)ect to the conditions prescribed for annual licences in the Red Book for the year Apri 1 1968- March 1969. Licences for glazed anH standard newsprint will also be issued on annual basis. These licences will, however, be subject to the condition that they can be utilised upto 50% and 75% of the quantity and value covered by them upto the 30th September and 15th November, 1968, respectively. It will not be necessary for the actual users to return licences for glared and standard newsprint for endorsement in respect of Ttruisation ofthe balance 50% or25%, as the case maybe. Licences issued fOTstsridardandglazednewsprmf foranannudeftfittememnptoRs. a v " o / -, in terms of value, can be utilised in one lot at any time within their validity and will not be subjected to the condition regarding utilisation of 50% only npto the 30th September,
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1968 or 75% upto the 15th November, 1968.
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ANNEXURE II
Form of Charttred Accountant's Certificatt regarding circulation etc. for tht ptriod
April 1967-March 1968 to be typtd on the letter head of the Chartered Accountant*
Name of the Newspaper/Periodicals —
Place of PubUcat ion
Language
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Periodicity
(a) Average number of copies Printed, month-wise, per publishing day from 1-4-67 to 31-3-68.
(b) Average number of copies sold, month- aise, per publishing day from 1-4-67 1031-3-68.
(c) Average number of copies distributed free, month-wise per publishing day (including complimentary, voucher, exchange, bonus, sample and office copies) from 1-4-67 to 31-3-68.
(d) Average number, month-wise, of unsold returns and other copies printed but not included in (b) & (c).
(c) Average size of the page of the News- paper/periodical in sq. inches from 1-4671031-3-68.
(f) Average number of pages of the News- paper/Periodical per publishing day from 1-4-67 to 31-3-68.
(Signature of Publisher)
Certificatt by Chartered Accountant
I/We have examined the books and accounts of
(name of the paper)
"— . published from 1
(language and periodicity)
(Address)
for the period from 1-4-67 to 31-3-68 have obtained all tho information and explanations required by us. In my/our opinion, the statement sent forth above reflects true and correct analysis of circulation for the period from 1-4-6710 3l-3-68tothe best of my/our information and belief and according to the explanation given to me/us as shown by the books of account, etc.
(Signature)
(Name in block letters)
Chartered Accountant.
Date
Registration No.
Stamp of the Chartered Accountant, Address.
Z~S THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART 1-SEC. I]
ANNEXURE III
Form of Chartered Accountant's Certificate ragarding consumption to be submitted for
art paper to be typed on tht letter hiad of the Chartered Accountant.
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the registered Chartered Accountan [(Registration No. (s)]
of
do hereby solemnly declare have examined (full address)
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the books and records of M/s. for the period from consumption (name of commodity) and do certify that to the best of our/my information and belief and according to explanation giT"n to us/me that their consumption of imported and indigenous (commodity) during the said period was as follows :
Name of Commodity. Imported
Indigenous
Quantity Value in
Quantity Value in
rupees.
rupees
Stamps of the
Signature
Chartered Accountant(B).
(Name in block letters)
Registration No,
Address ;
ANNBXURE IV
NoTfl : —The following particulars are required to be furnished in tho case of new dailies and periodicals. Existing newspapers and periodicals which did not obtain clearance for the use of newsprint or licence authorisation in 1967-68 will be treated in the same manner as new periodicals.
(i) Name of the Publication : (ii) Address of the Publication : (111) Language : (Iv) Periodicity :%% (v) Price per copy : (vi) Size of the page :
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Length (
Width (
Page-area (
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(vii) Average number of pages per copy. < viii) If the publication has not yet commenced publication :
(a) the proposed date of publication : (b) the proposed circulation : Copies to be sold Copies to be distributed free, etc
(c) date on which declaration filed along with other particulars.
<:x) If the publication has already commenced publication :
(a) the date of commencement ; (b) the average circulation per publishing day during the first three months of publica- tion if the paper has commenced publication after 31-12-67.
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average circulation per publishing day in 1967-68 if tho paper has commenced publication before 1-1-1968.
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Average number of copies printed ; Average number of copies sold ;
Average number of copieB distributed free, etc. and Number of issue published during the year.
(A Chartered Accountants Certificate regarding average circulation per publishing day showing separately the average number of copies printed, sold and distributed free, etc. number of pages and page-area should also be furnished if the average circulation excced6 2,000 copies).
Os)(a) Is the publication registered under the Press & Registration of Books Act ?
(6) If the reply to (a) above is in the affirmative, Registration Number allotted by tho Registrar of Newspapers for India.
(xi)(a) Name(s) and address (B) of tho Owner(s) and director (s) and partncr(a) etc.
(&) Is/Are the owncr(B), partncr(s) and director(s) or any one of them already associated with the publication of any existing newBpaper(s) or periodical(s) ?
(c) If the reply to(b)abovcisinthc affirmative, name (s)ofowner(s), etc. and the name(s) and addresses) of tho newspaper(s) etc., with which they are connected:
Newepaper(s) with which connected
Name(s) of the Owner(s) otc.
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Name Language Periodicity Place of Publication
(*tf) Nature of contents of the existing paper or proposed paper.
£(*"i'O Name of the paper(s) with whom the existing newspaper has been associated at present or in the last five years or any of his member of Family are associated or have been associated during the last five years.
%%In the case of a daily, whether published on all the seven days of a week or less. JFamily for this purpose would include'Father', 'Mother', 'Brother'j 'Son% 'Daughter' and 'Wife'.
Signature of Publisher
ANNEXURE V
Statement showing the stocks of newsprint as on '31st March, 1968
Name of the paper Stocks as on 31-3-1968 Total
Total SI. No.
Against Against
1967-6S 1968-69
entitlement quota, if
Expected arrivals against licences c.i.f, allocations, Nepa and White printing paper^authorisations.
Against 1967-68 entitlement
Against 196S-69 expected entitlement
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Imported
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(6) Unglazed.
Nepa Newsprint,
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I/We hereby declare that the above statcmonta arc true and correct to the bost of my/our knowledge and belief.
Signature of Publisher/Manager.
Date:
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ANNTOURE VI
Statement showing th" newsprint consumed as on 31-3-68 for authorised publications and
othtr publications
Nowsprint consumed In metric tons.
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P. D. KASBEKAR, Chief Cotroller of Import! and Exports.