REGISTERED No. D. 221
The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
FAST II—Section 3—Sub-section (ii)
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 55] NEW DELHI, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1970/MAGHA 30, 1891
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MINISTRY OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, INTERNAL TRADE AND
COMPANY AFFAIRS
(Department of Industrial Development)
NOTIFICATION
New Delhi, the 19th February 1970
S.O, 718/IDRA/20B/70/1.—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 29B of the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951 (65 of 1951) and in supersession of the notification of the Government of India in the late Ministry of Industry, No. S.O. 187/IDRA/29B/2/64 dated the 13th January, 1964, the Central Government hereby exempts from the operation Of sections 10, 11, 11A and 13 of the said Act and the rules made thereunder,
(1) all Industrial undertakings which have or propose to have fixed assets in plant and machinery not exceeding Rs. 7.5 lakhs; provided that no such industrial undertaking shall be eligible for exemption,-
(1) If it belongs to or is controlled by any Larger Industrial House as classi- fied by the Industrial Licensing Policy Inquiry Committee in the list at Appendix II-A(l) of its report with such amendments to t h is list as may be made by Government from time to time; or
(ii) If it is a foreign company or a branch or subsidiary of a foreign com- pany; or
(iii) if it falls under the category of 'dominant undertakings' as denned in section 2(d) of the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act 1900 (54 of 1969)); or
(lv) if it relates to any of the industries listed in Schedule I annexed hereto;
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320 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART II—(2) all industrial undertakings, other than the industrial undertakings referred to In para (1) above, which have or propose to have fixed assets in land, buildings, plant and machinery not exceedings Rs. 1 crore, provided that no such industrial undertaking shall be eligible for exemption,—
(1) if it belongs to or is controlled by any Larger Industrial House .as classi- fied by the Industrial Licensing Policy Inquiry Committee in the list at Appendix II-A (1) of Its report with such amendments to this list as may be made by Government from time to time; or
(li) if It Is a foreign company or a branch or subsidiary of a foreign company;
or
(iii) if it falla under the category of 'dominant undertakings' as defined in section 2(d) of the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act. 1969 (84 of 1969); or
(iv) if it relates to any of the industries listed In Schedule I annexed hereto;
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(v) if It requires more than the equivalent of Rs. 10 lakhs or more than 10 per cent of the value of the increase In fixed assets in land, buildings and machinery by way of foreign exchange for Import of machinery and equipment, whichever ia less or may ordinarily require foreign exchange for Import of raw materials, components and the like; or (vl) If it relates to any of the industries listed In Schedule II arnexed here- to; or
(vli) if it relates to certain basic, strategic and critical Industries listed In Schedule III annexed hereto.
SCHEDULE I
(1) Coal falling under '(1) Coal, lignite, cokw and their derivatives' under the heading "2. Fuels";
(2) Textiles, falling under the heading '23. Textiles (including those dyed, printed or otherwise processed)' manufactured, produced or processed on powerlooms;
(3) Roller flour milling falling under '(4) Hour* under the heading '27. Food Processing Industries';
(4) (a) Oil seed crushing, falling under '(1) Vegetable oils, Including solvent extracted oils' and
(b) Vanaspathi falling under '(2) Vanaspathl' under the heading '28. Vege- table Oils and Vanaspathi';
(5) Leather falling under the heading '31. Leather, Leather Goods and Pickers'; and
(6) Matches falling under '(3) Matches' under th" heading '36. Timber Pro- ducts'.
SCHEDULE n
1- Absorbent Cotton. 2. Automobile Radiators (except for expansion on merits). 3. Barbed Wire. 4. Beam Scale. B. Bichromates (except for exports). 6. Bolts and Nuts (except High Tensile and other special type). 7. Conduit Pipes—Metallic. 8. Domestic Electric Appliances and Accessories such as electric iron, roasters, heaters, washing machines etc.. other than vacuum cleaners, Industrial washing and dry-cleaning machines etc.
9. Dyes—(i) Azo Dyes (Directs and Acids), nnd
(11) Basic Dyes.
10- (a) Electrical Wiring Accessories;
(b) Electrical Light flttrngR (such as chokes, starters, refl"ctor" etc.). 11. Expanded Metal, 12. Fireworks.
S EC 3(il)J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 2 ll13- Formulated Perfumery Compounds. 14. Full P.V.C. Footwear (Chappals, Sandals and Shoes), except for export by predominantly export-oriented units,
15- Glass Holloware by semi-automatic process 16. Gun Metal Bushes. 17. Hand Numbering Machines. 18. Hand Stapling Machines 19. Hurricane Lanterns 20. Hypodermic Needles, 21 Insecticide Dusters and Sprayers (Manual),
22 Laundry Soap. 23 Leather Footwear (except for expansion of the existing units for exports and new units for exports).
24 Machine Screws (except for Socket Head aiul Special Types). 25 Machine Shop Vices. 26 Metal Clad Switches upto 30 Amps 37 Miniature Bulbs:
(a.) Miniature Vacuum Bulbs; (b) Torch Bulbs; (c) Radio Panel Bulbs; (d) Cycle Dynamo Bulbs; and (e) Decoration Bulbs.
28 Patnta and Varnishes—Dry Distempers Red Lead Red Oxide, Aluminium Paints, Bitumen Paints to IS Specification. War/or. Blocks, Graphite Paints, all Paste Paints.
23 Palm Rose Oil. 30 Paper Conversion Products. 31, Pine Ofl (except fur composite hChouiesO 32, Plaster Boards. 33 Plastic Processed Products: —
(i) Bottle Caps, Buttons, Lamp-shade e t c, produced by the compression moulding technique.
(ii) Plastic Articles manufactured from plastic sheets. Rods or Tubes by the fabrication technique excluding the technique of vacuum forming. (iil> Polvthelene Films (Films with a thickness of less than 0.,10 mm) and products from the Film such as Bagi etc (excluding heavy duty Bags and Multi-coloured printed film and Bags)
(iv) Blow-moulded Containers and other similar products manufactured by the blow moulding technique (except for ruptive use. PV£ Containers and change over by existing units manufacturing Metal Containers to Plastic Containers).
(v) Spectacle Frames from Sheets bv fabrication technique or by injection moulding,
(vi) Manufacture of Polyester Sheets for Butt->ns and the processing.,of the Sheets so produced to manufacture Buttons,
34. Rivets of all types (Including Bifurcated) 35 Rolling Shutters. 36 Roofing, Flooring and Glared Tilps (except plastic and ceramic tiles of slzei 4"x4" and above)
37. Safety Matches. 38. Steel Wool. 39 Student's Microscopes 40 Surgical Gloves (except plastic). 41. ' Telescopic Aerials (for Radio Receivers) 42 Thermometers (upto 150'C).
" $a THE GAZETTE OF I N DU EXTRAORDINARY [PAHTD—SBC.3(il)]