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REGISTERED No. D 221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I -Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 69 ] NEW DELHI, MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1972/CHAITRA 14, 1894

Separate Paging is given to this part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation

ANNEXURE

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

PUBLIC NOTICE

MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE

(Import Trade Control)

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 3rd April, 1972

SECTION I

SUBJECT:—Import Policy (or the year

LICENSING SYSTEM AND GENERAL IMPORT

POLICY

April 1972—March 1973.

PART 'A'

Actual Users (Industrial)

Existing Units

(a) Priority Industries

No. 47-ITC(PN)/72.—The Import Trade Control Policy for the year April 1972—March 1973 is con- tained in Volumes I and II annexed to this Public Notice.

Sd/-

(M. M. SEN),

Chief Controller of Imports & Exports.

In the case of 59 priority industries listed in Appen- dix 1, the need-based policy of replenishment for the import of raw materials, components and spares will continue during the period April 1972—March 1973. The procedure for the grant of import licences to units engaged in these industries will be as indi- cated below.

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(i) Import of spare parts by priority industries.

Separate applications:

2. Units engaged in the priority industries, both in the large and the small scale sectors, should sub- mit separate applications for the import of spare parts. Such applications should be made on an annual basis covering the requirements of the unit for the period April 1972—March 1973. There will be no last date for submission of such applica- tions during the licensing period.

3. Import licences for spare parts will be valid for the import of permissible spare parts required for the plant, machinery and equipment installed or used in the licence holder's factory including spare parts of ancillary equipments, control and laboratory instru- ments and safety appliances, but items appearing in Appendix 3 will not be allowed to be imported for a total value exceeding 12i per cent of the value of the licence subject to a maximum of rupees three lakhs within the overall value of the licence, the import of a single item not exceeding rupees five thousand in value. Spare parts specifically shown as non-permis- sible in this book will not be allowed. It will not be necessary for the applicant to furnish a list of spare parts to be imported, unless he desires to import restricted spar© parts for more than the values indi- cated above.

overall value of the licence as indicated in sub-para (b) below, and in the value of restricted spare parts over and above the limits indicated in paragraph 3 above. The applicants claiming licences on repeat basis need not produce with their applications parti- culars of machinery for the maintenance of which spare parts are sought to be imported

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(b) In the case of actual users in tlv large scale sector, the value of 'repeat' licences for upaje parts to be issued in terms of sub-para (a) abo\<3, will be reduced by the licensing authorities by one-third, un- less the earlier licence on the basis of wh ih the repeat licence is issued had been reduced in \ uue to this extent in terms of the Ministry of Foreign Tnde Public Notice No. 19-ITC(PN)/72 dated the 3rd February, 1972. In the case of actual users in the small scale sector, the licensing authorities will not reduce the value while considering applications for 'repeat' licences.

Lists of restricted spares:

4. If an applicant requires to import restricted items of spare parts listed in the said Appendix 3 in excess of the value limits as indicated, he should apply for a specific endorsement on the licence to this effect, furnishing a list of such items sought to be imported.

Manner of submission of applications:

6. Units which did not obtain licences for spares for any of the two earlier licensing periods, or which require spare parts of a value higher than that referred to in sub-para 5(b) above or which require restricted spare parts for value limits more than those indicated in paragraph 3 above or which need a change in the modes of financing, should apply for licences for spare parts for April 1972—March 1973, through the sponsoring authority concerned. The entitlement of new units in the large scale sector would be deter- mined by the sponsoring authority on the basis of 2% of the C.I.F. value of imported machinery Cor i% of the purchase price in the case of indigenous machinery having imported components). How- ever, small scale units falling under this category also i.e., those which do not wish to avail of the facility of repeat licensing should apply direct to the licensing authority concerned in the same manner as during the period April 1971—March 1972. In their case, the value of licences will be determined by the licensing authorities concerned on the basis of 4 per cent of the c.i.f. value of imported machinery (or 1% of the purchase price in the case of indigenous machfp&ry having imported components) for the maintenance of which the spares are sought to be imported. Unit) applying for licences for spare parts under the pro- visions of this paragraph should furnish in the form prescribed in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1972-73. the particulars and value of machinery for the maintenance of which the imported spares are required.

(TO Import of raw materials and components by

priority industries.

Applications on consumption basis:

5. (a) Actual users, whether in the large or the small scale sector, who obtained import licences for spare parts for the period April 1971—March 1972 may submit their import applications for spare parts for the period April 1972—March 1973 direct to the licensing authorities concerned and not through the sponsoring authorities, unless the applicant requires a change in the modes of financing against which the licence for April 1971—March 1972 had been issu- ed, or he requires an enhancement in the overall value of the licence as compared to that indicated in sub-para (b) below, or he requires to import restricted spare parts for more than the value limits indicated in pargraph 3 above. The application should be ac- companied by photo-stat copy of the import licence for spares issued to the applicant for the period April 1971—March 1972. If a unit did not apply for spares for the period April 1971—March 1972 or its application for that period was rejected, but it had obtained a licence for spare parts for April 1970—March 1971 such unit can also apply on repeat basis for the period April 1972—March 1973 by producing photo-stat copv of the licence for spares for April 1970—March 1971 provided it does not require any change in the modes of financing, in tho 7. The existing units engaged in the priority in- dustries should make their import applications for rnw materials n^d components end-product-wise (in- cluding rclatcj end-products) by wav of claiming replenishment of imported raw materials and com- ponents consumed by the units within a given period ns indicated below.

Machine building industries/industries affected by

long delivery dates arising from world shortages:

8. Units which did not apply for a licence for raw materials/components ' during April 1971—March 1972, or if their applications made during the said period have been finally rejected, can make their first import application during April 1972—March 1973 on the basis of actual consumption during six months commencing from 1st October, 1971 and thereafter irfiport applications will be based on con- sumption in subsequent periods oi not less than three months, ^nd not more than six months at a time from 1st April, 1972 onwards.

9. Ijnus not covered by para 8 above, i.e. those whiclj, obtained licences for raw materials/com- pO^vents against their applications made during April 1971—March 1972 should make their import appli- cations during April. 1972—March 1973 on the basis of actual consumption in continuation of the period of consumption covered by applications made during April 1971—March 1¹J72 at a time for aeiuul consumption of not less than three mumlis and not more than six months.

12. (a) 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 greater than that of the consumption shown, provided the applicant justifies his claim 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,

(viii) Industrial refrigeration equipment.

No last date:

10. There will be no last dale lor submission of applications during the licensing peiiod. A unit can apply for licences any time it can show eon- sumption of imported raw materials and components as indicated above.

(ix) Agricultural tractors.

(x) Machine tools.

(xi) Heavy Diesel engines.

(,xii) Heavy electrical equipment,

(xiii) Plastic working machinery,

Eligibility for making applications:

11. The licensing authority will not, however, en- tertain an application for licence from an applicant in whose case, the unutilised value of outstanding licences/release orders in hand on the date of appli- cation, is more than the c.i.f. value of con- sumption for the replenishment of which the im- port licence is claimed. The unutilised value of licence to be taken into account for this purpose will be the balance value available in the Customs copies of the licences, reduced by the amount (a) for which firm commitments have been made by opening letters gf credit and (b) for which firm commitments have than made with the Industrial Raw Materials Assis- tance Centre (IRMAC) set up by the State Trading Corporation as referred to in paragraph 55 below. The unutilised value at release order for this purpose will be the value for which neither the goods have been lifted from the canalising agency, nor payment for the goods has been made to the canalising agency to the extent that it constitutes a firm commitment for lifting the goods against the release order. If neither of these two conditions is satisfied but the ap- plicant produces a letter, in original, from the canalis- ing agency to the effect that the goods have not been lifted for reasons beyond the control of the applicant owing to temporary non-availability of supplies with the canalising agency, the release order, in question, will be treated as utilised for the purpose of deter- mining eligibility. The actual users 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 con- sumption of imported raw materials and components, except as indicated in para 12 below.

(xiv) Iron and Steel Castings and Forgings.

The condition of eligibility laid down in para 11 above will not apply to these industries; but the licensing authorities will deal with the applications in such cases having regard to the orders in hand, the stocks held by the applicant and the balances available against licences/release orders in hand. Indus- tries 'with long delivery dates for supply of their raw materials, arising from world shortage may also apply under the provisions of this paragraph with proper evidence and justification, through their sponsoring authorities for covering their requirements over a period longer than six months.

(b) In the case of selected priority industries of special importance both in large and small scale sectors, the licensing authority may, on the recom- mendation of the sponsoring authority, consider ap- plications for a higher value against an additional allocation of foreign exchange that may be provided for the purpose. In respect of other priority industries also, licences for a value higher than past consump- tion may, on merits, be issued on the recommenda- tion of the sponsoring authority if the applicant unit earns net foreign exchange by export of its products or the licensing authority is satisfied that the increased output will directly save on present imports, subject to the consideration that the additional export earn- ing or saving in foreign exchange is at least 50 per cent higher than the value for which additional raw materials/components may be allowed for import. The licensing authority will examine such cases having due regard to other considerations antj regulatory measures for development and planning of industrial production.

Cases falling under this paragraph will be processed through the Special Committee in the Office of the Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, New Delhi.

furnished in the statement. The licensing autho- rity will also send one copy of the statement to the Central Excise authority concerned.

Manner of submission of applications:

Statement of consumption;

16. Units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D. should made their applications, in the prescribed form and manner, to the Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, New Delhi through the D.G.T.D. The units in the small scale sector and such of the non-SSI units as are sponsored by the State Director tii Indus- tries, State Drugs Controllers, State Director of Fisheries, or the Executive Director, Food and Nutri- tion Board, Government of India, Departments of Food, Krishi Bhavan, New Delhi should make theirv import applications in the prescribed form and manner to the regional licensing authorities concerned direct and not through the sponsoring authorities. Other units should submit their impon applications to the regional licensing authorities concerned through the respective sponsoring authorities. Units which are required to make their applications to the licensing authorities direct, should in cases covered by para- graph 12 above, send their applications through the sponsoring authorities concerned if they claim import licences for a value more than that of the consump- tion shown. The applications should 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.

Import of spare parts against raw material licences:

13. In support of consumption etc., the applica- tion for a licence should be accompanied by a state- ment, in quadruplicate, indicating the c.i.f. value of the imported raw materials and components con- sumed by the unit, the production actually turned out, the unutilised value of licences/release orders in hand, in the proforma appearing in Appendix 2 duly certified by a Chartered Accountant or Cost Accoun- tant in practice who is not a partner or an employee of the applicant firm or its associates, or the sponsor- ing authority concerned (in the case of small scale units only). (The Cost Accountant must be a member of the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India, Calcutta, and duly authorised to undertake practice). The information relating to consumption and particulars of import licences/release orders to be given in the statement should be in respect of the items of raw materials and components other than iron and steel and ferro-alloys. In the case of priority units engaged in IDA industries (the list of IDA in- dustries is given in Appendix 53), the statement of consumption etc. should also include consumption or iron and steel items as such units are required to make a consolidated applications for raw materials and components including iron and steel and ferro- alloys. Against the consolidated applications, the licensing authority will issue separate licences for steel and non-steel items. The units which have to apply directly to the licensing authority should, therefore, indicate in their import applications the separate values in respect of steel and non-steel items. Units engaged in non-IDA industries should submit a separate state- ment of consumption of iron and steel items with their import applications for such items to be submitted separately to the licensing authorities concerned.

17. Import licences for raw materials and com- ponents issued to priority industries will be valid for the import of spare pans to the extent of 10 per cent of the value of such licences, within the overall value of the licence, in terms of the provisions con- tained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

Export effort by priority industries

Exporting units in priority sector:

14. The applicant and the Chartered Accountant/ Cost Accountant/sponsoring authority should ensure that the information given in the statement of con- sumption etc. 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 licen- sing authority may, if necessary, call for documen- tary evidence to verify the correctness of the infor- mation furnished in the statement of consumption.

15. In cases where applications for licences are to be made through the sponsoring authorities, one copy of the statement referred to above, will be re- tained by the sponsoring authority and the remaining three copies will be sent to the licensing authority along with the application. In cases where appli- cations are to be made direct to the licensing autho- rities, 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 au- thorities to verify the correctness of the information 18. Some of the industries included in the priority list are traditionally export-oriented (e.g. tea, coffee, jute, textiles, cotton textiles, cashew, coir products and unmanufactured tobacco). These industries and also the following industries, namely Fertilisers, Pesticides, Industrial and Mining Machinery, Industrial Furnaces, Construction and Earth-moving equipment, Industrial refrigeration equipment, Agricultural Tractors, Machine tools, Heavy Electrical equipment, Heavy Diesel engines, Plastic Working machinery, Cement, and Sugar will continue to receive all the necessary assistance in regard to their import requirements. In order to help production for export in other priority industries, it has been decided to accord preferential treatment to units in these industries which contribute to overseas sales, that is, which export 10 per cent or more of their production. Such preferential treatment will include facilities firstly for further expansion of their export production and secondly for the import of their requirements from preferred sources of supply.

(b) INDUSTRIES OTHER THAN PRIORITY

INDUSTRIES. IMPORT OF RAW MATE-

RIALS, COMPONENTS AND SPARES

For the purpose of implementing this policy during April 1972—March 1973 period, the export perfor- mance during the calendar year 1971 or financial year 1971-72 will be taken into consideration.

19. The extent of preferential treatment will vary with the export performance of the industrial units. Industrial units exporting 25 per cent or more of their production will be eligible to import a higher quantum of their requirements against free foreign exchange.

23. The exporting units engaged in industries other than the priority industries will be given treatment, as indicated in para 21 above,

24. In the case of other units in this group of In- dustries, the policy and procedure for the import of raw materials, components and spares during April 1972—March 1973 will be as stated below.

Compulsory exports by priority industries:

Eligibility for making applications:

2A). The priority industries listed in Appendix 10 are in a position to increase their contribution to overseas sales. The individual units in these indus- tries, the export performance of which is less than 5 per cent of their production will be liable to cut in their import requirements in the event of inadequate availability of foreign exchange, apart from being ineligible to preferred sources of supply. This will not, however, apply to small-scale units and other units which have not completed five years in produc- tion.

Export effort bv industries other than priority in-

dustries:

21. In the case of industries other than those in the priority list, and lhc end-products of which are covered by the inipuii policy iur registered exporters, the units which contribute to overseas sales, that is, which exported 10 per cent or more of their produc- tion during the calendar year 1971 or financial year 1971-72, will be treated during 1972-73 as if they are included in the list of priority industries. Such units will also qualify for the same treatment in regard to the sources of supply for their requirements of raw materials, components and spares, and receive pre- ference in the matter of facilities for further expan- sion of their export production. These facilities will not be available to the units engaged in the produc- tion of (i) stainless steel products and (ii) Nylon fabrics, Cellulosic fabrics and blended fabrics from Aixturc of cotton/ccllulosic fibre or yarn/nylon/ polyster fibre or yarn.

25. 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/ firm commitment made with the IRMAC referred to in paragraph 55 below, or 60 per cent by way of actual importation/supplies drawn from the IRMAC, 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 Purposes copy of the licence(s) as the case may be, and evidence of firm commit- ment made with the IRMAC, should be produced. In lieu of Exchange Control Copy of the licence, a certificate from the bank concerned in support of the opening of a letter of credit can be produced. While determining eligibility of tbx applicants, the licensing authority will also check the utilisation of the previous release orders issued. For this purpose, the applicant should produce the following evidence in support of the utilisation of release orders along with his application for import of raw materials, com- ponents and spares:—

Eligible exports:

22, For the purpose of determining export perfor-

mance:—

(i) Exports to Sikkim, and Bhutan, and exports to Nepal and Afghanistan other than against free foreign exchange will not be taken into account;

(ii) Supplies of materials at international prices under arrangements approved by Govern- ment, will be counted as exports;

(iii) Supplies made against IBRD/IDA aided pro- jects in India will be counted as exports; and

(iv) Supplies made by Tndian firms in India under the aid programmes of United Nations and other Multinational agencies at international prices and paid for in free foreign exchange, will be counted as exports.

(i) Documentary evidence from the canalising agency, in original or photostat to show that either the goods covered by the release order have been lifted by the applicant to the extent of at least 60% of the quantity or value covered by the release order, or the payment of goods has been made by the applicant to the extent that it constitutes a firm commitment for lifting at least 90% of the quantity or value of the goods covered by the release order.

(ii) If neither of the above conditions is satisfied, but the applicant produces a letter in origi- nal from the canalising agency that the goods have not been lifted for reasons be- yond the control of the applicant, owing to temporary non-availability of supplies with the canalising agency, such letter will also be treated as evidence of "utilisation" of the release order for the purpose of determin- ing eligibility.

(iii) If a release order is less than 4 months old on the date of application, no evidence is necessary in support of its utilisation.

Manner of submission of applications:

26. (a) These units should make consolidated ap- plications lor raw materials, components and spaies. The consolidated licences issued Qgainst such appli- cations will, unless otherwise provided, be valid for import of spare parts of a value not exceeding 10 per cent of the value of the licence within the over- all value oF the licence.

(b) If the import application is in respect of both canalised and non-canalised items, the licensing autho- rity will issue a licence for the non-canalised items which will also be valid for import of spare parts of a value not exceeding 10 per cent of the value of the licence within the overall value of the licence. For canalised items, a release order will be issued for which the applicant can usk for conversion into a licence for import of spare parts of a value not exceeding 10 per cent, as provided in Chapter IV of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

(c) If import of all the items of raw materials applied for by a unit has been canalised through a public sector agency, the licensing authority will issue a release order, for which the applicant can ask for conversion into a licence for import of spare parts of a value not exceeding 10 per cent, as provided in Chapter IV of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1972-73.

unit for the period April 1971—March 1972 upto the specified extent. Such units should make their appli- cations direct to the regional licensing authorities, and not through the sponsoring authorities.

29. Units not covered by paragraphs 27 and 28 above should make their import applications to the regional licensing authorities concerned through the respective sponsoring authority, on an annual basis, in the same manner as laid down for the units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D.

30. Units which did not apply for import licences for raw materials, components and spares during April 1971—March J972 or whose applications for the said period have been rejected for some reason, can apply for the import of raw materials, components and spares during April 1972—March 1973 after utilising the import licences for raw materials, com- ponents and spares issued to them for the period April 1970—March 1971 upto the specified extent.

31. Import applications should be made in the prescribed lorm 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 Jist 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.

No lists of spare parts:

(d) There will be no last date for submission of

applications during the licensing period.

NOTE"; The provision made in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1972-73 for import of spare parts against release orders as referred to above, has been reproduced in Appendix 69 for easy reference,

32. It will not be necessary for the applicant to furnish a list of spare parts sought to be imported. The licence will be valid, upto 10 per cent of its value, for the import of permissible spare parts required for the plant, machinery and equipment installed or used in the licence holder's factory, including spare parts of ancillary equipments, control and laboratory instru- ments and safety appliances but items appearing in i Appendix 3 will not be allowed to be imported for a total value exceeding 12i per cent of the value of the licence, subject to maximum of rupees twenty-ftofc thousand, within the overall value of the licence. Tne import of a single item should not exceed rupees two thousand in value. Spare parts specifically shown as non-permissible in this book will not be allowed.

Lists for restricted spare parts:

27. UruLs borne on the books of the D.G.T.D. should make their applications to the ChieE Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi through the D.G.T.D. on an annual basis. Applications from such units during April 1972—March 1973 covering the requirements of twelve months should be made, after utilising to the extent specified, the previous set of licences for vaw materials, components and spares and release orders issued to the units in respect of the period April 1971—March, 1972. Annual licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to the units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D. will be subject to the condition that 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 validity period of the licence.

33. If an applicant requires to import restricted items of spare parts listed in the said Appendix 3 in excess of the value limits as indicated, he should apply for a specific endorsement on the licence to this effect, through the sponsoring authority concerned, furnish- ing a list of such items.

Value of licences to be issued:

28. Small-Scale units and also such nou-SSI units as are sponsored by the State Directors of Industries, State Drugs Controllers, State Directors of Fisheries, or the Executive Director, Food and Nutrition Board, New Delhi, should make their import applications on an annual basis for the period April 1972—-March 1973 after utilising the previous set of licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to the 34. In the case of small scale units and such of the non-SSI units as are sponsored by the State Direc- tors of Industries, State Drugs Controllers, State Direc- tors of Fisheries or the Executive Director, Food and Nutrition Board, New Delhi, import licences for raw materials, components and spares for the period April 1972—March 1973 will be issued on the basis

of the value of licences for raw materials, compo- nents and spares issued to such units for the period April 1971—March 1972. In the case of units which did not apply during April 1971—March 1972 or whose application for that period was rejected, the value of import licences for the period April 1972— March 1973 will be based on the value of licences for raw materials, components and spares issued to the units for the period April 1970—March 1971.

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

3& Actual users both in the large and small- SCdile sectors in the non-priority industries requiring raw materials, components and spares for a value in excess of Rs. one lakh per year will be granted licences only after submission of certificate of pro- duction and of consumption of imported raw materials, and stocks of imported raw materials by a Chartered Accountant (or Cost Accountant") as applicable hitherto to priority units. The policy will also be applicable in the case of non-priority industries un- der other sponsoring authorities.

New Units

should be made in the latter half of the licensing period. Both the applications should be made through the sponsoring authority concerned. There will be no last date for the submission of such appli- cations.

40. In the case of proposed units (i.e. those which have made firm arrangements for machinery and premises and power supply, where necessary), the sponsoring authority will recommend a licence against the second application only after the unit has gone into production.

41. The value of import licences to new units in the small-scale sector will be determined having re- gard to the assessments of capacity and raw material requirements on single shift basis, by the Develop- ment Commissioner (Small-Scale Industries), New Delhi in consultation with the State Directors of In- dustries and subject to further scrutiny by the Special Committee in the oflice of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. Units in the selected priority industries referred to in para 12(b) above will be eligible for treatment under the provision of that paragraph.

New Units (Industries other than priority industries)

Definition:

37. New units are those to which no import licences for raw materials, components and spares have been issued for the licensing period April 1970—March 1971 and April 1971—March 1972 and which have cither the requisite machinery installed or have made firm arrangements for machinery, premises and power supply, where necessary. If a unit has obtained an allotment of imported raw materials or components through S.T.C. or M.M.T.C. or any other recognised agency, or it has obtained import licences for raw materials and components under the import policy for registered exporters, for any of the two licensing periods referred to, it will be treated as an existing unit.

i 38. If an industrial unit has not received an im- port licence for raw materials, components and spares, or allotments of imported raw materials/components for the licensing period April, 1970—March 1971 or April 1971—March 1972, for any valid reason to the satisfaction of the licensing authority, such unit may be treated as an existing unit by the licensing authority on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority concerned provided they have been in con- tinuous production. Tn such cases, the value of the licence to be issued will be determined by the licensing authority on the basis of the recommendation of the sponsoring authority, having regard to the import policy in force and other relevant considerations.

New Units (Priority Industries)

39. New units, both in the large and small-scale sectors should make consolidated applications fOT import of raw materials, components and spares dur- ing April 1972—March, 1973 licensing period. The first application should be made during the first half of the licensing period, and the second application 42. New units belonging to this category, both in the large and small scale sectors, should make con- solidated import applications for raw materials, com- ponents and spares to the licensing authorities con- cerned through the sponsoring authorities. The Units which have the requisite machinery installed, should make their import applications on an annual basis. In the case of large scale units, the annual licence shall be subject to the same restriction regarding re- mittance as has been laid down in para 27 above. The proposed units, should apply on a half-yearly basis, and the second application during the licensing period should be made after utilising the liccnce(s) issued against the first application upto the specified extent and the sponsoring authority will recommend a licence against the second application only after the unit has gone into production.

43. All existing units (including those units which were new units in April 1971—-March 1972 and have become existing units for the first time in April 1972—March 1973) will have the facility of opting to be treated as a new unit, for obtaining import licences for raw materials, components and spares during April 1972—-March 1973. Applications for licences may be considered on the recommendations of the sponsoring authorities in the same manner as in the case of other new units. In such cases, appli- cations as new units will be entertained by the spon- soring/licensing authorities after the previous licences for raw materials components and spares obtained by the units as an existing unit have been utilised to the extent of 60% by actual imports/supplies drawn from the Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre (IRMAC), or 70% by shipment of eoods or 90 per cent bv way of opening letters of credit/firm commit- ment made with the IRMAC. Further, this facility of opting to be a new unit will not be available in respect of industries for which the creation of new capacity/unit is not allowed under the policy in force.

44. Units registered with the DGTD etc. under the liberal industrial licensing procedures (whether for a new unit or for an expansion scheme involving investment of less than Rupees one crore) will submit separate import licence applications through the DGTD/sponsoring authorities for the production programme for which they have registered them- selves.

items with the names of canalising agencies appears in Section III.

53. The canalising agency will apply for bulk allocation of foreign exchange and for imports in order to enable it to organise efficient procurement of imported materials for distribution to actual users.

Manner of allotment of imported materials:

Items to be allowed to actual users

45. 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.

46. Items shown as licensable for export produc- tion only, will be allowed only against the import licences issued to actual users under the import policy for registered exporters.

47. The import of items shown as licensable to actual users 'on restricted basis' will be allowed subject to the limits to be notified separately. Res- tricted import is allowed in cases where it becomes necessary to supplement to a certain extent indigenous production or items in certain specifications are not available indigenously, or in cases where indigenous substitutes are not suitable for use in certain end- products.

54. In respect of items listed in Section TJI, allot- ment of imported materials to actual users will be made in the following manner:—

(i) by release orders to be issued on apfrlica* dons made to the licensing authorities con- cerned, or

(ii) by release orders to be issued on applications made to the sponsoring authorities concern- ed, or

(iii) by direct allotments to be made by the cana-

lising agency concerned.

The manner of allotment has been indicated against each item in Section III. The detailed procedure for submission of applications for allotments of these items is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre (IRMAC)

48. The import policy in respect of iron and steel

items and ferro alloys is given in Appendix 41.

49. The details of items included in the Import Trade Control Schedule are indicated in Appendix 2 to the ITC Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1972- 73. Items included in the ITC Schedule but for which no import policy is indicated in this Book, may be treated as having 'Nil' policy during the period April 1972—March 1973.

NOTE:—It may be clarified that the provisions ot paragraphs 45 to 49, regarding import of items allowed to actual users, will also apply to the units eligible to priority treatment and preferred sources of supply in terms of paragraphs 18, 19 and 21 above.

Emergency licences for spares to Actual Users

50. 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, 1972-73.

Public Rector Industrial Undertakings

51. The procedure for submission of import appli- cations by public sector industrial undertakings and projects is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

PART 'B'

Import through Public Sector Agencies 55. Apart from the items listed in Section III, public sector agencies will be enabled to import in bulk certain other raw materials, so that they may be able to make efficient arrangements for procure- ment of imported materials and their distribution to actual users. For the purpose of organising the im- port of such items the State Trading Corporation have set up an Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre (IRMAC) for arranging off-the-shelf delivery to actual users/registered exporters, as also to func- tion as an indenting house. The MMTC are also gearing themselves to meet the requirements of actual users "off-the-shelf" or provide indenting facilities to exporting units, in respect of mineral and metal im- ports. Actual users will be able to receive from ike IRMAC the raw materials against their A.U./RH1¹ licences. To the extent the goods are supplied by the IRMAC, the licences, in question, will not be valid for direct imports by the licence holders. IRMAC and the MMTC will be announcing from time to time the items which" will be available with them for supply off-the-shelf against valid import licences. The IRMAC/MMTC are being further strengthened so as to ultimately develop into specia- lised purchase agencies for making bulk purchases or act as indenting houses of items progressively on a larger scale as may be entrusted to them from time to time.

56. While supplying the imported material, IRMAC will debit both the Exchange Control and the Customs Purposes copies of the licence so as to reduce its c.i.f. value as a result of the goods supplied, as under: —

Canalisation of Imports:

52. Import of certain items will be arranged only through public sector agencies. The list of such C.I.F. value of goods supplied: Rs.

Description of goods supplied. Date on which supplied

57. IRMAC will supply goods only against licences which arc presented to them during the initial validity period of the licence. If the initial validity period of a licence is 18 months, it should be presented to the IRMAC at least 6 months before the expiry of the licence. In the case of a revalidated licence, goods will be released if it is presented at a time when the licence has atleast a balance validity period of six Oionths.

58. Only such goods will be supplied as are cover- ed by the licence, and to the extent their import is permitted in the licence.

59. The flexibility provided to actual users hold- ing licences issued under the import policy for regis- tered exporters under paragraph 38 ot Part 'B' in Section I of the Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book, Vol II) for the period April 1972—March J973, and the flexibility provided to actual users holding A.U. or REP licences under the provision contained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-7?, will also be available to these licence holders while obtaining imported materials through the IRMAC, subject to the same conditions and restrictions as have been laid down.

64. If an actual user desires to import goods against his Actual users licence or against a licence issued to Mm under the import policy for registered exporters through the State Trading Corporation, or the Min- erals and Metals Trading Corporation or the IRMAC, it will not be necessary for the licence holder to obtain a Letter of Authority for this purpose in favour of the importing agency. The importing agencies in such cases will act as indenting houses and import the goods on behalf of the licence hold- ers, subject to the same conditions as are applicable to the grant of Letters of Authority as given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

65. Public sector agencies can also organise bulk imports on behalf of actual users by obtaining in their own name, the licences for raw materials, com- ponents and spares due to actual users. Detailed procedure for submission of import applications by public sector agencies in such cases is contained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

66. Import licences will be issued to the STC foi certain items to be imported from Rupee Payment Area for stock and sale purposes or for distribution to actual users. A list of these items is given in Appendix 39.

Pricing

60. To the extent the goods are supplied by IRMAC, the licence, in question, will neither be valid for direct imports nor for the purpose of remit- tance against the Exchange Control copy. The licensee will bo able to make imports from abroad and make remittance against such imports only upto the balance value available on the licence and subject to the terras and conditions of the licence.

67. Sale prices for distribution of goods to actual users will be determined by the public sector agency concerned subject to the guidance and general con- trol of the Ministry ot Foreign Trade,

Review of arrangements of imports through Public

Sector agencies

61. If a licence holder has surrendered his licence to IRMAC for the supply of goods but the goods are not actually supplied by IRMAC for any reason, the licensee cannot claim a revalidation of the licence on this ground alone for import of goods directly, if revalidation is not otherwise admissible under the import policy in force.

£2. Licence holders can also approach IRMAC for ' supplies against valid licences issued to them in the previous periods.

68 The working of public sector agencies in re- gard to procurement, pricing, distribution of imported materials and other procedures will be reviewed every quarter by a committee in the Ministry of Foreign Trade presided over by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports and consisting of Economic Adviser in the Ministry of Industrial Development, Development Commissioner (Small Scale Industries), Director General of Techuical Development, and re- presentatives of the Department of Economic Affairs and Ministry of Foreign Trade, as members Re- presentatives of the public sector agencies and spon- soring authorities concerned will be invited to parti- cipate in the discussions on items concerning them.

Steel Bank

63. It is also open to an actual user in the small- scale sector not to apply for a direct import licence in his favour for import of raw materials and com- ponents but to approach IRMAC for importing the goods provided the IRMAC is willing to undertake the import. The procedure for submission of appli- cations for licences in such cases is contained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Pro- cedure, 1972-73. The modes of financing applicable for issuing direct import licences to individual actual users will not apply while issuing a bulk licence to the IRMAC on behalf of several actual users. Also, as provided in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1971-73, actual users, on whose behalf a bulk licence is obtained by an im- porting agency, can apply for their subsequent import licences, whether direct or again through an import- ing agency, without having to wait for the utilisation of their previous licence by the importing agency.

1 G of 1—2.

69. Government have decided to set up a "Steel Bank" to be run by the Hindustan Steel Limited. The Bank will maintain stocks of certain specified critical and strategic categories of steel items, so that the priority users, both in the public and the private sectors, may be supplied with steel raw materials ex- stock against their valid import licences. The ob- jective of this scheme is to help reduce delays in matching priority demands, and actual availability in terms of time, in the execution of major projects.

For this purpose an advance allocation oi foreign exchange has been made.

75. No applications for refutation or re-establish- ment of quotas will be entertained in the following cases:—

Special Committee for steel

70. A Special Committee has been set up under the Chief Controller of Imports and Expoits to considei applications for import of steel received by the licensing authorities concerned and to lay down priorities for allocation. Actual users requiring im- port of steel for export production, as certified by Engineering Export Promotion Council, are granted priority in the matter of imports and releases through the canalising agency. In such cases, applications for the grant of licences are considered against preferred sources of financing. The licensing autho- rities as well as the canalising agencies also accord out of turn treatment in the disposal of applications for licences and in making supplies available against release orders. The procedure for submission of applications in such cases as laid down in the Ministry of Foreign Trade Public Notice No. 141- ITC (PN)/71 dated the 16th October, 1971, re- produced in Appendix 66, will continue to be in force during April 1972—March 1973. The Special Committee will also consider cases for allowing im- port for domestic production in respect of steel items for which scarcity may develop in the indigenous supply.

(i) For items liccnsable to established import-

ers on a quota of more than 100 per cent.

(ii) For items falling under a particular serial number or a sub-serial of the I.T.C. Sche- dule, but imported against a licence for a different serial number or sub-serial num- ber, under the concession of interchange- ability or under other provisions applicable to established importers or others. In such cases, applications for fixation or establishment of quotas will also not be entertained,

(iii) In respect of imports made during a finan- cial year, within the prescribed basic period, by the head office or a branch of an established importer against a consoli- dated import licence obtained by the head office or a branch on the basis of past imports standing in the name of the head office and the branch(es).

(iv) In respect of imports made during a finan- cial year, within the prescribed basic period, on the basis of more than one quota licence issued to an established im- porter in respect-of the same quota certifi- cate, for different licensing periods.

PART 'C

Import through established importers

Policy for Established importers

71. The detailed import policy for established importers is given in Section IV. The quota per- centages as given pertain to the annual quota, and established importers should submit their applications for import licences on an annual basis.

Last date jor submission of applications

72. Established importers should submit their ap- plications for import licences, complete in all res- pects, so as to reach the licensing authorities con- cerned on or before the 30th June, 1972.

76. Except in cases covered by paragraph 75 above, importers can apply for the re-fixation or re- cstablishment of their existing quota certificates on the basis of past imports during any of the years from 1961-62 to 1969-70 or during any other year, within the prescribed basic period, provided such other year has been included in the basic period for the first time during the licensing period April 1968—March 1969, or the importer was unable to apply for the refixation of quota earlier on account of a ch;mge in the ownership or constitution of busi- ness for which the application for TQR was pending, or he could not apply earlier for other valid reasons beyond his control, to the satisfaction of the licens- ing authority.

Minimum/Maximum value of licences

73. Applications for the establishmcnt/refixation of quotas should also be made, complete in all res- pects, so as to reach the licensing authorities concerned not later than the 30th June, 1972. In such cases, the applications for import licences can be made within 30 days from the date of issue of the quota certificate.

77. (1) The minimum value of licences issued under the policy for established importers will be Rs. 1,250 unless otherwise provided.

Basic Period

1A. The basic period for the purpose of calculat- ing the quota of established importers will be from 1951-52 to 1969-70 for all items, unless otherwise provided. However, quotas already fixed in accord- ance with the basic periods prior to 1951-52 will be accepted for the grant of quota licences, if other- wise due.

(2) A maximum value limit of Rupees four lakhs has been fixed for quota licences for the period April 1972—March 1973. No established importer will be eligible to a licence for a value more than the maximum limit fixed. This restriction will not, how- ever, apply to quota licences in respect of Books, Drugs and medicines and permissible varieties of contraceptives,

78. In the event of the division of n quota of an established importer, the succeeding parties will re- ceive their proportionate shares of the approved

Open General Licence

quota of the original firm; and none of them will be allowed the concession of obtaining minimum value licences. In such cases, the total value of licences admissible to all the succeeding parties, taken to- gether will be equal to the entitlement of the original firm, had there been no division of quota.

86. The import of the following items will continue to be allowed under O.G.L. for import upto 30th September, 1972 ;—

Cases in which licences will not be issued

79. An established importer will not be eligible for 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.

80. 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 licences will be valid only for the import of permissible spare parts which need replacement due to normal wear and tear or breakages in the course of maintenance of imported machinery and falling under the serial number or sub-serial number of the I.T.C. Schedule against which the licence has been issued.

(1) Wattle extract.

(2) Wattle bark.

(3) Bark for tanning.

(4) Pickled hides, skins, pelts, splits and parts

thereof.

(5) Hides and skins, raw or salted, where the value of hides and skins is more than that of wool/hair thereon.

(6) Quebracho extract, Chestnut extract and modified Eucalyptus extract (Myrtan).

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

PART 'F

Miscellaneous Provisions

PART 'D'

(i) Actual Users (Mining and Collieries)

Import of Capital Goods/Heavy Electrical Plants

and Machine Tools:

81. The procedure for submission of applications for the import of Capital Goods, Heavy Electrical Plants, Machine Tools and other machinery and equipments is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

82. Applications for the import of machinery re- quired by export-oriented units will be given special consideration.

83. Actual users intending to import machinery o* a value exceeding Rupees seven lakhs and fifty thousand should advertise their requirements according to the prescribed procedure.

84. Applications from actual users for the import of machinery and equipment will be considered as and when received, However, an existing unit apply- ing for replacement/balancing/modemisation equip- ment should make only one application in a half year, except that applications to meet emergent situations like breakdown, or in response to a specific foreign credit may be permitted at any time.

85. Applications from actual users for the import of mining machinery, printing machinery, garage and workshop machinery, construction machinery, and studio equipments will also be considered, subject to the availability of foreign exchange ceilings for this purpose.

87. Applications for the import of spare parts of mining ^ind colliery machinery, not available indige- nously, will be considered from actual users on annual basis, covering their requirements for the year April 1972—March 1973. There will be no last date for submission of applications during the licensing period. The detailed procedure for the submission of such applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

(ii) Actual users (Institutions)

88. Import requirements of universities, educa- tional institutions, research organisations and tech- nical/technological institutions and hospitals will be allowed in respect of items which are cleared by the D.G.T.D. from indigenous angle.

89. Import licences will be issued in such cases for the values for which foreign exchange is released on each application by the University Grants Com- mission 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 applications duly recommended by the sponsoring authority may be considered subject to the availability of foreign exchange at the disposal of the licensing authority.

90. The detailed procedure for submission of applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

(iii) Actual users (Services)

91. Applications for the import of spare parts for the maintenance of Imported machinery and equip- ment, or indigenously made machinery and equipment having imported components, or for import of other materials, will be considered from actual users of the categories indicated below:—

(i) Fleet owners.

(ii) Construction agencies,

(iii) Garages and workshops,

(iv) Printers.

(v) Publishers of books,

(vi) Film studios and laboratories,

(vii) Tyre retreading units.

92. Applications should be made on an annual basis covering requirements for the year April 1972— March 1973. There will be no last date for sub- mission of applications during the licensing period. The detailed procedure for making such applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

House Street, Calcutta—1 or in the Indian Export Service Bulletin issued by the Director, Commercial Publicity, Ministry of Foreign Trade, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi, giving 45 days time to indigenous manu- facturers or their selling agents to respond to the advertisement if they are in a position to meet the requirements. The applicant should ensure that the advertisement is published in the Indian Trade Journal or in the Indian Export Service Bulletin well in time so that the indigenous manufacturers or their selling agents have a clear 45 days to respond to it before the applicant makes his import application within the last date prescribed for submission of applications.

98. The advertisement should indicate, inter-alla, the full specifications and particulars of the items sought to be imported. Indigenous manufacturers who are in a position to meet the requirements in response to the advertisement, should send their reply to the applicant within 45 days of the advertisement, with a copy thereof, under registered cover to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi (ML-II Section) as well as to the D.G.T.D., New Delhi (Co-ordination). In their reply, the indige- nous manufacturers should mention the specifications and particulars of the goods which they are in a position to supply, the period of delivery, prices and other relevant terms. The applicant should make his import application only for those items which he can- not procure from indigenous sources.

(iv) Newspaper establishments

(vi) Import requirements of shipping companies

93. (1) Applications for import of newsprint should be made in terms of the policy to be announc- ed separately.

(2) Applications for specialised requirements will be considered by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi. Such applications should be made to C.C.I.&E., New Delhi direct. The detailed policy in this regard is indicated in Appendix 8.

99. Applications for the import of goods required by shipping companies will be considered from appli- cants who have imported these goods during the year 1970-71 or 1971-72.

(v) Spare parts of Earthmoving machinery

94. Applications for spare parts of carthmoving machinery will be considered for import from those who have imported spare parts of earthmoving machinery during any of the financial years 1967-68, 1968-69, 1969-70, 1970-71, and 1971-72.

95. Applications should be made to the Chief 100. 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 value¹ of import licences obtained by the applicant for these items during 1970-71 and 1971-72 and the imports actually effected during these two years separately. Applications will be considered only for permissible items.

101. There will be no last date of submission of

such applications during the licensing period.

(vii) Import of Techincal Samples/Prototypes

Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi in the form prescribed for established importers. Applica- tions should also be supported by a certificate from a Chartered Accountant or Cost Accountant in practice who is not a partner or an employee of the applicant firm or its associates, indicating year-wise the c.i.f. value of spare parts of earthmoving machinery fall- ing under S. No. 65(5)(ii)(a)/V, imported by the applicant during the period from 1967-68 to 1971-72.

96. The last date for submission of such applica-

tions will be the 30th September, 1972.

97. The applicants should before applying for licences advertise their requirements in the Indian Trade Journal issued by the Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics, 1, Council 102. Import of technical samples, supplied free of charges, not exceeding Rs. 1,000 in c.i.f. value in one consignment, excepting vegetable seeds falling under SI. No. 36 and 'New drugs' falling under SI. Nos. 87 and 109 of Part IV of the I.T.C. Schedule, is allowed under O.G.L. IV.

103. In cases not covered by O.G.L. IV. appli- cations for the import of chemicals and other materials, to be used as technical samples/proto- types may be considered by the licensing authorities

PART 'G¹

Procedural Matters

(i) Conditions of Import licences

concerned, from manufacturing units, on the recom- mendations of sponsoring authorities, and imports may be allowed for a value not exceeding Rs. 2,000 c.i.f. against the import licence for raw materials, components and spares issued to the applicant unit by a specific endorsement made thereon. Applica- tions may also be considered for the import of such samples/prototypes from manufacturers whose deve- lopment schemes have been approved by the spon- soring authorities.

104. Applications for the import of machinery/ instruments as prototypes will be considered in terms of the provisions made in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73. The various provisions for import of technical samples/ prototypes are indicated in Appendix 54.

110. The conditions applicable to different cate- gories of licences have been given in Appendix 31 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

111. Unless otherwise provided, the period of shipment in respect of licences issued to actual users from general currency area and from rupee payment area will be 18 months. Such licences would not be eligible for revalidation. For established impor- ters import licences will be issued with an initial validity period of 12 months.

(viii) Import of electrical equipment/ compo-

nents of industrial machinery

105. The import of electrical equipments listed in Appendix 17 will not ordinarily be allowed. Applications for the import of such equipments will be considered only on specific clearance given by the D.G.T.D.

106. The import of components of industrial machinery listed in Appendix 40, will not be allowed unless specifically recommended by sponsoring au- thorities according to approved manufacturing pro- grammes and cleared from the indigenous angle.

112. The provisions of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73 will apply to the applications made or licences issued in terms of the import policy for 1972-73.

113. The grant of an import licence does not confer any immunity, exemption or relaxation from any obligation or from compliance with any require- ment, to which the licence holder may be subject to under other laws or rules or regulations, such as, for instance, the Industries (Development and Rejju- lation) Act, 1951, the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1947.

(ix) Imports from Rupee Payment Area

(ii) Clarification regarding scope and

content of import licences

107. Applications from actual users for spare parts mentioned in Appendix 32 for servicing and mainte- nance purposes will be considered by the C.C.I. & E., New Delhi for import from the Rupee Payment Area. Such applications should be made to the C.C.I. & L-, New Delhi direct and not through the sponsoring authorities. It will not be necessary for the applicants to furnish with their import applications the lists ol spare parts sought to be imported. Import licences ^ill be issued with the general description of goods an given in Appendix 32, und will be valid tor import of all the spare parts covered by the description cl goods given in the licence, except that items the import of which is bannd /"restricted and those listed in Appendix 3, will not be allowed.

114. Except where otherwise specifically provid- ed in the relevant Import Trade Control Policy or in the import licence, it is clarified that:—

(a) Any item which is not licensable to a parti- cular category of importers in terms of the relevant import policy in force, will be deemed to be non-permissible for import by that category of importers, notwith- standing the fact that such item may have been shown as licensable in the import policy to other categories of importers.

(x) Imports through Co-operatives

108. Imports of a few selected consumer goods, namely, medicines, text and technical books, hearing aid batteries and artist brushes, will be allowed through the National Co-operative Consumers Fede- ration, New Delhi, within a limited ceiling, for distri- bution through Consumer Co-operative Stores.

(xi) Government Contracts

109. 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., State Railways or Ministry of Defence, has been laid down in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

(b) An item will be deemed to be restricted for import if it cannot be imported to the full extent of the value of the licence.

(c) Where in the import policy for registered exporters or in an import licence issued under the said policy, it has been provided that the licence shall not be valid for import of non-permissible or restricted items, or it has been indicated that the licence shall be valid only for the import of permissible items, and there is no List of such non-permissible, restricted or per- missible items in the import policy for registered exporters, the policy applicable to actual users as contained in Volume I of the Red Book for the relevant period will apply in determining the scope and

content of the REP licence, modified to the extent that further concessions, if any, are granted specifically to REP licence holders.

(d) Where in the import policy for actual users or in an import licence issued under the said policy, it has been provided that the licence shall not be valid for non-permis- sible or restricted items, or it has been indicated that the licence shall be valid for import of permissible items only, and there is no list of such non-permissible, res- tricted or permissible items in the import policy for actual userS, the policy applicable to established importers as contained in Volume I of the Red Book for the relevant period will apply in deter- mining the scope and content of the actual user licence.

Special Committee. In cases where the DC (SSI) or Drugs Controller (India), does not consider it necessary to recommend the firm's request for con- sideration by the Special Committee, he will inform the sponsoring authority concerned under intimation to the CCI&E, New Delhi.

(2) Other Units

The applications from other units (including D.G. T.D. units) will be scrutinised by the sponsoring authorities concerned. If the sponsoring authority docs not support the request, it will forward the ap- plication to the CCI&E, New Delhi recommending rejection. If the sponsoring authority supports the firm's request for consideration by the Special Com- mittee, it will forward the application with its recom- mendation in Part II of the application to the CCI&E, New Delhi.

(v) Imports for personal use and for hospital,

institutions research and analytical laboratories

(e) The relevant Import Trade Control Policy would mean the policy for the licensing period shown on the top of the licence, unless otherwise provided.

(iii) Income-tax verification

118. The various provisions relating to imports of commodities without an import licence for per- sonal use and for hospitals, medical institutions, and research laboratories have been liberalised. The details of such provisions are contained in Appendix

(vi) Special facilities for closed engineering units

115. Importers who have no IVC Registration/ Exemption Number valid beyond 31st March, 1972 arc advised to take steps immediately to obtain the required number. The procedure for obtaining IVC Registration/Exemption Numbers is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

(iv) Review of entitlement of Actual Users

116. Cases of actual users in which it is estab- lished that the operation of the existing policy creates undue hardship which is likely to affect industrial development, will be considered on merits by a Special Committee under the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports. Sueh requests should be made to the CCI&E (Polic> Cell), Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi through the sponsoring authority concerned in the proforma appearing in Appendix 22. Small scale units should make applications in triplicate while applications from other units (including D.G.T.D. units) should be made in duplicate.

117. The applications for consideration by the Special Committee will be made as indicated below.

(1") Small scale units

119. Units engaged in the engineering industries, especially in West Bengal, which have been closed down for want of steel, non-ferrous metals and other raw materials, will be provided special facilities in regard to their requirements of raw materials/ components to re-open their units. Such units should apply with evidence of their capacity and require- ments of raw materials for one year. In order to enable such units to start production, import lacili- ties for three months' requirements would be consi- dered to begin with, requirements for the balance of nine months being permitted only on production of evidence that they have re-opened their factories a^J started production. After such units have produced evidence of their re-opening, employment and out- put, they would be allowed to apply in subsequent licensing periods in the usual manner, in terms of entitlements established, for sustaining their produc- tion. Applications in this regard may be sent directly to the CCl&E, New Delhi for processing through the Special Committee. The procedure for submission of applications for such units is given in Appendix 67.

120. The requirements of canalised items of such engineering units will be released by the canalising agencies on a priority basis. Licences for non-cana- lised items will also be issued to such units on a priority basis,

(vii) Special facilities for new industries in

rural/backward areas

The sponsoring authority will forward one copy of the application to the Development Commissioner (SSI), New Delhi/Drugs Controller (India) Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi, (in the case of applications from the units engaged in the drugs industry), and other copy to the CCI&E, New Delhi (Policy Cell). The Development Commissioner (SSI) or the Drugs Controller (India), as the case may be, will forward the application with his recommendation to the CCI&E, New Delhi for consideration by the 121. (a) Applications for imports of machinery will be considered on a liberal basis from industrial units in the small scale sector to be set up in a 'backward area'.

(b) Applications for import of machinery will be considered on a liberal basis from engineering graduates and ex-service personnel who intend to set up small scale industries.

(c) Applications for import of raw materials and components from units referred to in (1) and (2) above will be considered on a comparatively liberal basis.

(d) Qualified surgeons, medical practitioners and dentists intending to start practice in a rural area may, be allowed to import instruments and other equipment required by them for their professional use on the recommendation of the State Government concerned. The procedure for import of raw materials, components and spares applicable to such units is given in Appendix 65.

(b) Neither the capital nor the profits would

be repatriated abroad.

(c) So long as the investor does not take Indian citizenship all amounts due to him would be credited to his non-resident blocked account in India.

(d) The address of the Head Office and the Branches, if any, of his business or any change thereof would be communicated to the Exchange Control Department of the Reserve Bank of India from time to time.

(e) The method and procedure of maintain- ing accounts and the Audit thereof would be subject to the same restrictions as are applicable to the accounts of limited companies.

(viii) Special facilities for Indians returning from/

residing abroad:

122. (1) Applications for imports of machinery and raw materials will be considered on a liberal basis from industrial units in the small scale sector to be set up by Indians nationals from abroad. In such cases:—

(a) Machinery upto a c.i.f. value of Rs. 5 lakhs may be allowed to be imported provided it is purchased within the applicant's for- eign exchange earnings abroad and he fur- nishes a proper account of his holdings to the Reserve Bank of India.

(b) The machinery to be imported is required for setting up a small scale unit in which the applicant has a substantial financial in- terest of not less than 51 per cent.

(c) Requests for permission to sell the imported machinery will not be entertained for a period of five years.

(d) Permissible raw materials and components for meeting the requirements of one year subject to maximum of Rs. one lakh may also be allowed to be imported, purchased out of the applicant's foreign exchange earn- ings abroad.

(2) The facilities mentioned above will also be

subject to the following:

(i) In the case of Indian nationals returning from abroad neither the foreign exchange earnings brought-in in the form of plant and machinery raw materials/components nor the profits thereon would be repatriated.

(ii) In the case of persons of Indian origin re-

siding abroad:—

(a) Conditions applicable to investments in companies engaged in industrial activity would apply to these cases also, if he forms a limited company;

(3) Applications for import of machinery should be made in Form 'E' appearing in Appendix 3 to the ITC Hand Book of Rules' & Procedure 1972-73, to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi, supported by the following docu- ments:

(i) Evidence of payment of application fees at the prescribed rate (the fee payable is rupee one for every one thousand or part thereof subject to a minimum of Rs. 50/- and a maximum of Rs. 5000/-). It should be deposited under the Head "XXXII Miscellaneous Social and Developmental Organisation, Import and Export Trade Control Organisation, Import licence appli- cation fees", in cash at any Government treasury in India or office of the State Bank of India or Reserve Bank of India, or it may be deposited with the Indian Mission abroad.

(ii) A copy of the application in the prescribed form to the Reserve Bank of India for per- mission to retain foreign currency balance, and evidence of grant of the requisite per- mission by the Reserve Bank of India.

(iii) A declaration that the small scale units pro- posed to be set up in India will be duly registered with the Director of Industries of the State in which the unit is set up and that the Registration Certificate will be pro- duced to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, at least within one year from the date of the import applica- tion. (Import application in Form 'E' need not be supported by recommendation of the sponsoring authority at this stage).

(4) Tn the case of raw materials/components, the import will be allowed only in respect of items re- quired by the unit and permissible to actual users in terms of the policy in force. Application for import of raw materials/components should be made

in Form 'B' appearing in Appendix 3 to the I.T.C. Hand Book of Rules & Procedure 1972-73, supported by evidence of payment of Rs. 5 0 /- towards applica- tion fee. The application for raw materials/com- ponents should be made along with the application for import of machinery and should be supported by evidence referred to in sub-para 3(ii) and 3(iii) above.

(5) Customs clearance permits will be issued to the eligible persons to enable the applicants to import machinery/raw materials/components. The Customs Clearance Permits will be subject to the conditions that the payments in respect of the goods can be made out of the applicant's foreign exchange earnings abroad and no remittance in any form shall be made from India. The CCP shall be subject to the following further conditions :—

(i) The machinery imported shall be used by the applicant in the industrial unit proposed to be set up and for the purpose for which the import is allowed.

research and development activities in res- pect of capital equipment, raw materials, spares and accessories.

(b) For special research units recognised by the Ministry of Industrial Development and Internal Trade, licences will be granted tor import of raw materials and spares within the available foreign exchange for this Dur- pose.

(c) Import applications under (a) and (b) above will be considered by the C.C.I.&E., New Delhi on the recommendations of D.G.T.D.

(d) Import of bona fide technical and trade sam- ples can be made upto Rs. 1,000/- without an import licence under O.G.L. IV. Re-^ quests for import in excess of Rs. 1,000/-' and up to Rs. 5,000/- will be considered by the regional licensing authorities.

(x) Suggestions for changes In the Import policy

(ii) The sale of the machinery and the unit to any other person shall be made only with the prior written permission of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, and that requests for such permis- sion shall not be entertained for a period of five years from the date of import of the machinery.

124. Suggestions for changes in the import policy will be given due consideration in consultation with the authorities concerned. A procedure has been evolv- ed for considering such suggestions to ensure that the import policy is decided having regard to the legitimate interests of both the manufacturers and users of commodities. The suggestions for changes in policy should be accompanied by the requisite information in the proforma appearing in Appendix 27.

(ix) Facilities for development and research

activities

(xi) Procedure for disposal of applications from new

S.S.I, milts

123. Special facilities have been provided for development and research activities by units who have made arrangements for setting up laboratories for the purpose. These are indicated below:—

(a) Foreign exchange ceiling will be set apart for meeting the requirements of units for their 125. The procedure for disposal of applications for import of raw materials, components and spares received from new/proposed units engaged in priority industries or non-priority industries in the small scale sector, is contained in Appendix 68.

SECTION II

Policy for individual items and the detailed policy for Actual Users.

1 G of 1—3.

SECTION II

1. The tabular statement on tbc succeeding pages sets out the import policy for the year April, 1972—March, 1973. Thi< is to be read with the explanatory remarks given below.

2. Column 1 gives the Part and the Serial No. of the I.T.C. Schedule.

3. Column 2 gives description of the Item.

4. Column 3 gives the import policy for established importers. The entry'E.I.' denotes that the iiem Is llcensable to established importers for which detailed policy is indicated in Section IV.

5. Column 4 gives the import policy for Actual Uses engaged in industrial production unless otherwise provided againsl any parti- cular item in this Section.

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

Abbreviation

Stands for

E.r

Established Importer.

A.U

Actual User,

S.T.C

State Trading Corporation.

MM.T.C

Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation.

H.S.L

Hindustan Steel Ltd.

I.R.M.A.C.

Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre.

O.G.L

Open General Licence.

C.C.L&E

Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi.

J.C.C.I.&E

Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.

D.C.C.I. &E

Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.

C.L.A

Central Licensing Area, New Delhi.

Import Policy

Description

Part & SI. No. oflTC Schedule

Established Importers

Actual Users

1

2

3

4

PART I

16-A

Nil

(0 M. S. bright free cutting quality (high sulphur and/or Lead-Alloy) Bars, Rounds, Rods, Squares, Hexagons, Octagons and Flats and other sections including Steel Shaftings (Reeled), Bright drawn, turned and polished bars.

A. U. for import of black free cutting bars (Leadod quality) which can be converted into Bright Free Cutting Quality Steel Bars from indigenous manufac- turers on a certificate from the sponsoring authority that no other type of Free Culling Steel will serve the purpose. Licences issued may be validated for import of such Bright Free Cutting Quality Steel Bars of high sulphur variety (the minimum sulphur content should be 0-08%) as well as leaded quality which arc not manufactured indigenously upio 5% of the face value of licences, on the recommendations of the sponsoring authorities.

Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

(#) Iron and Steel and alloy steel rounds, rods, squares, Hexagons and Sections in bright drawn, turned, ground and/or Polished Conditions.

17 (0 Iron and steel valves, strainers and hydrants and Nil A. U. on restricted basis for import of :—

parts thereof.

(0 Cast iron foot valves above 300 mm. dja. (70 Other types of valves and cocks.

SECTION n—contd.

4

3

I 2

PART I—conld.

S. No. lljl—comd.

A. U. for Import of Boiler tube and ERW (Electric Resis-

Nil

17 (//) (a) Boiler tubes in full lengths or cut to shape and

size.

tance Welded) tubes on restricted basis. (1) A. U. for Import of Line Pipes and Tubes of API

Nil

(c) Line pipes and tubes

specifications on restricted basis.

(2) Import of the following sizes of carbon steel line

pipes and tubes will not be permitted :

Category Outside diameter Thickness (0 E.R.W. 219mm to 508mm 5.6mm to 12,7mm.

tubes o.d.

(//) Seamless

lubes

(a) Hot finished 115 mm to 165 mm 5 mm to 15 mm.

o.d.

(6) Cold Drawn 90 mm to 140 mm 4 mm to 10 mm

o.d.

(3) A.U. applications foi Import of seamless Tubes of thickness mentioned in remark (2) above which are not available Indigenously will be considered against production of non-availability certificate from the indigenous manufacturers.

Nil

(/) A.U. on restricted basis for seamless (alloy and (d) Steel/Wrought Iron Pressure Pipes and tubes (coated

carbon steel) pipes and tubes.

or uncoated) excluding stainless steel tubes.

(//) Import of the following sizes of pipes and tubes-

conforming to ISI specification 1239 or equivalent will not be permitted for import.

(a) Welded steel pipes and tubes of sizes 15 mm to

150 mm nominal bore.

(b) Seamless t

Category Outside diameter Thickness (1) Hot finished 115mm to 165mm 5mm to 15mn>

o.d.

(2) Cold drawn 90mm to 140 mm 4 mm to 10 mm-

o.d.

(jii) A.U. applications for import of Seamless Tubes- of thickness mentioned in remark (//) above which are not available Indigenously will be considered on production of non-availability certificate from the indigenous manufacturers.

Nil

(1) A. U.

(t) Mechanical tubing welded Including mild steel tubes

for cycle frames in lengths cut to sizes.

(2) Import of the following sizes of mild steel tubes will¹

not be permitted :

Category Outside diameter Thickness E.R.W. tubes. 219 mm to 508 mm 5.6 mm to 12. 7mm Butt welded tubes. U5 mm to 150 mm 2 mm to 5,4 mm

nominal bore.

(3) Import of the following sizes of welded steel pipes

will be permitted on restricted basis.

Category Outside diameter Thickness E.R.W. tubes. 8 mm to 80mm 0.7mm to 4 mm.

Nil

(1) A.U. for import of Alloy Seamless steel tubes of all ( /) Mechanical tubing (seamless)

sizes;

(2) The following sizes of seamless carbon steel pipes

and tubes will not be permitted for import:

Category Outside diameter Thickness

(a) Hot finished. 115 mm to 165 mm 5 mm to- 15 mm (b) Cold drawn. 90 mm to 140 mm 4 mm to 10 mm

SECTION U—contd.

1

2

3 4

ART I—contd.

SI. No, 17 (//)(/)—ro/ifc/.

(3) A.U. applications for import of seamless carbon steel pipes and tubes of thickness mentioned in remark (2) above which are not available Indigenously will bo considered on production of non-avallablUty certificate from the Indigenous manufacturers.

Of) Stainless steel pipes and tubes

(0 A.U. for the manufacture of surgical hypodermic

Nil

needles;

(ft) A.U. on restricted basis for the manufacture

of :— (a) Machinery required for pharmaceutical, che-

mical/dairy products.

(b) Textile processing machinery. (c) Electro-medical, surgical and medical instru-

ments.

id) Electrical circuit breakers and switch gear, (e) Air-conditioning and refrigeration equip-

ment.

(iv) (a) Wrought Iron steel pipe fittings n.o.s. 1 Nil

(i) A. U. on restricted basis. ("7) Import of the following items will not be permit-

ted ;—

(a) Carbon steel flanges, discs and rings of all (b) Other steel pipe fittings n.o.s. . . L

sizes upto 350 mm.

(b) Iron and Steel elbows, bends, sockets, redu-

cers, checknuts, plugs 10 mm to 80 mm.

(c) Cast fittings of all sizes.

(v) (a) Spun pipes

A. U. on restricted basis for import of cast iron and

Nil

alloy iron pipes below 75 mm O.D. 24 {a) Bifurcated rivets

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

25 (rf) Others

A. U. for import of trunk nails and washers for export

Nil

production only. (1) A. U. for Mines for import of wire ropes only on 29 Steel wire ropes or wire strand (Stranded wire) .

Nil

restricted basis.

(2) Import of steel wire ropes for use In mines upto

depth 350 metres will not normally be permitted.

36

A. U. for import of copper-coated stapling wire only.

Nil

(b) Iron or Steel stapling wire, including copper-coated stapling wire galvanised or black (excluding machine staples).

(a) A. U. on restricted basis for import of :—

(c) Boot and shoe grindery

Nil

(1) Auto Soler Wire. (2) Iron or steel stapling wire galvanised or black

(excluding machine staples).

(3) Mild tacking wire. (4) Riand wire. (5) Tacking wire. (6) Screwing wire. (7) Slugging wire. (S) Wire required for lasting of bor tsand shoes. (9) Machine tacks.

(b) Tmport of the following items will not be permit-

ted :—

(1) Blue cut tacks. (2) Boot protectors. (3) Buckles for shoes. (4) Cutlain nails, bills, hobs, studs and spikes for

boots and shoes.

(5) Heel pins. (6) Heel tips.

1 G of T—4

SECTION ll—contd.

1 2

3 4

PART /—contd.

SI. No, 36(c)—corml.

(7) Iron and steel shoo eyelets (enamelled or cellu-

loid dipped).

(8) Lightcut handtack for shoes. (9) Nails for fixing heel-lips and toe. (10) Nails for fixing rubber. (11) PJug tips. (12) Rivets for shoes. (13) Steel eyelets and hooks for boots and shoes, (14) Steel shoes shanks, (15) Toe Plates. (16) Tacks anchor for shoes.

(el) Wire Mesh

. . ..

Nil A. U. for the undermentioned type of wire mesh :—

(1) Steel wire mesh and stainless steel wire mesh finer

than 100 mesh not otherwise specified.

(2) Steel wire mesh and stainless steel wire mesh for

manufacture of standard testing instruments.

(3) Wire cloth/Sieve cloth square or circular in shape not exceeding 300 mm in size for manufacture of standard sieves.

38 (6) Alloy iron castings

Nil A. U. on restricted basis for alloy iron castings for machine tool manufacturers for piece-weight above five tonnes.

Iron and steel chains, including roller chains and other"

38-A

industrial chains and parts thereof, all sorts :—

(a) Industrial steel roller chains all types including transmission/driving/timing chains used in Auto- mobiles and Bicycles and parts thereof.

Nil A. U. applications for import of roller chains other than those mentioned below will be considered in consulta- tion with the D.G.T.D. :—

(b) Steel Industrial chains all types other than those specified in (a) above including PIV-Gcar Chains conveyor chains etc., and parts thereof.

(/) Sicel Bicycle chains of sizes 12.7 mmx3.175 mm

(1/2" y 1/8') and 12.7 mmx4.7625 mm (1/2'x 3/16') with roller diameters 7.7216 mm, 7.7724 mm and 7.7978 mm (0,304*. 0.306' and 0.307') whether in cut to length or in rolls and parts thore- of.

(II) Steel roller chains of the following descriptions to B.S.S. DIN or any equivalent specifications and parts thereof :—

12.7 mmx 3 • 175 mm Simplex and Duplex. 12.7mmx4.7625 mm Simplex Duplex and Triplex. 6x2.8 mm Simplex, Duplex and Triplex. 8 x 1/8* (3.175 mm) Simplex, Duplex and Triplex. 1x9.525mm x 5.72mm (3/7' x 7/32*) Simplex chain. 2x Do, (3/8* x 7/32')

Duplex Chain.

3x Do. (3/8'x 7/32*)

Triplex Chain.

1x12.7 mm x 7.75 mm (1/2* x 5/16*) Simplex

Chain.

2x12.7 mm x 7.55 mm (1/2' x 5/16') Duplex

Chain,

3x12.7 mm x 7.75 mm 0 / 2' x 5/16') Triplex

Chain.

2x12.7 mm x 5.2 mm (1/2* x 5.2 mm) Duplex

Chain.

1x12.7 mm x 3.3 mm (1/2* x 1/N*) Simplex

Chain.

2x12.7 mm x 3.3 mm (1/2* x 1/8") Duplex

Chain.

1 '12.7 mm > 4.88 mm (1/2' x 3/16*) Simplox

Chain.

SECTION U—contd.

3

4

1

2

PART /—contd.

SI. No. 38-A—contd.

2x12.7 mm x 4.88 mm (1/2* x 3/16*) Duplex

Chain.

1x12.7 mm x 6.48 mm (1/2" x 1/4') Simplex

1x15.875 mm x 4.88 mm (5/8" x 3/16") Simplex.

1 x 15.875 mm x 9.65 mm (5/8" x 3/8") Simplex.

1x15.875 mm x 6.48 mm (5/8" x 1/4") Simplex.

2x15.875 mm x 9.65 mm (5/8" x 3/8") Duplex.

3x15.875 mm x 9.65 mm (5/8' x 3/8") Triplex.

1x19.05 mm x 11.68 mm(3/4*x 7/16") Simplex.

2 x 19.05 mm x 11.68 mm (3/4" x 7/16') Duplex.

•3x19.05 mm x 11.68 mm (3/4"x7/16") Triplex.

1x9.525x4.88 mm (3/8" x 3/16") Simplex.

2x9.525x4.88 mm (3/8"x3/16") Duplex.

3x9.525x4.88 mm (3/8*x3/16*) Triplex.

1x9.525x7.50 mm (3/8'x5/16') Simplex.

1x9.525mm x 19.525 mm (3/8"x3/8") Simplex.

1x15.875 mmxll.68 mm (5/8"x7/16") Simplex

19.05 mm " (3/4" pitch) 25.40 mm (1* pitch) Simplex, 31.75 mm Duplex (li" Pitch) and Triplex. 38.1 mm , (1 i" Pitch) > 44.45 mm ( l i" Pitch) 50.8 mm (2" Pitch) 63.5 mm (2i* Pitch) J

(Hi) Special chains and parts thereof viz. :

• (a) Famatex Chains.

(b) Tempo 3 wheeler Main Drive Chains.

(c) Leaf Chains For Forklifts.

(d) Timing Chains for Fiat,

(e) Bush Chains.

(/) Bent Link Chains.

(g) Hollow Pin Chains.

(h) Roller Chains foi Auric sit rial Machinery.

(0 Bottle Carrying Chains.

(;) Conve>or Chains.

N.B.—Any other special chains in the above sizes and specifications and its equivalent such as tl.osc made of stainless steel or non-ferrous metals will be considered for import on restricted basis for cctual ucers.

Nil A. LI. on restricted basis.

(c) Ship chains and Hoisting chains, viz., wrought iron & steel stud link chains for anchoring hoisting elc, including welded link chains and all other types of link chains and parts thereof.

SECTION U—contd.

3 4

1 2

PART I—contd.

Nil

Steel castings (unmachined)

39-A

A. U. on restricted basis for castings above 10 M.T. piece- weight only in consultation with D.G.T.D, For re- quirements in excess of Rs. 50,000 the procedure regarding notice to indigenous manufacturers as laid down in Chapter VI of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1972-1973.

Nil

Alloy Steel castings (unmachined)

39-B

A. U. on restricted basis for castings above 3 M. T. piece- weight only. For requirements of Rs. 1 lakh (one lakh) and above, the procedure regarding notice to indigenous manufacturers as laid down in Chapter VI of I X C. Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-1973.

Nil

Unmachined steel forgtags . . . ..

40

A. U. on restricted basis. For requirements in excess of Rs. 50,000 the procedure regarding notice to in- digenous manufacturers as laid down in Chapter VI of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-1973.

Nil

41

(/) A. U. for import of highly polished copper sheets only for printing and block making industry.

(i) Copper, wrought in the following forms, viz., tape, foil, highly polished sheet specially prepared for making process blocks, lithographic sheet and copper perforated sheet.

(//) A. U. for import of copper sheets for sugar screen

manufacturers.

N.B.—Industrial screens (perforated) will not, however,

be allowed for import.

Nil (/) A. U. applications from textile machinery manu- facturers for import of copper sheets wider than 1200 mm will be considered by J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay,

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

(it) Import of copper pipes and tubes of sizes 18 mm

O.D. to 100 mm. O.D. having wall thickness of 22 SWG and thicker will not be permitted.

(///) A.U. for import of copper pipes and tubes of sizes below 18 mm. O.D, and above 100 mm. O.D. having wall thickness thinner than 22 SWG.

(iv) A.U. on restricted basis for import of copper pipes

and tubes of sizes indicated below:—

(a) Upto 100 mm. O.D. having wall thiokne^: " thinner than 22 SWG. *

(b) Above 100 mm. O.D. having wall thickness

of 22 SWG and thicker.

(v) Import of copper pipes and tubes covered by ro- •

marks (lit) and (/v) above will be allowed only for the end-uses not covered in the list given below:—

"Bottlo sprayers, hand pumps including bicy- cle pumps and other bicycle components, door handles, key chains, ball chains, snake chains, brakets, aldrops towel rods, parts for knap- sacks, tube light holders, metrio weights pres- ses, cables andwires, brass bolts, nuts, washers, dress hooks, curtain rings, brass carvings, and bracelets, curtain rods, furniture fittings, sanitary fittings, builders hardware, umbrellas ribs and handles, and other building hardware bath-room accessories and domestic applian- ces".

(yl) A.U. for import of copper strips of sizes 450 mm.,

600 mm., 750 mm. and 900 mm. for the manufacture of copper perforated sheets required for the sugar industry.

(vii) A.U. for import of BerylJium/copper strips/rods/

wires.

SECTION H—contd.

1

2 3

4

PART /—contd. 41 (//) could.

(ylii) A.U. for import of commulalor copper section rods

of the specifications given below :—

Total nominal width

Appro*, weight lbs. per foot S. No.

No. of sides along width

No. of sides

odges along

thickness

1

7 5 4 2

6 4 2 2

3 4

0.35 to 0.56 O.18to0.67 0.36 to 0.37 0.32 toO.33

J.690"to 1.850' 1.225'to 1.860' 0 870' 0.854'

(ix) A.U. on restricted basis for import of high tensile- and other special copper alloy pipes and tubes/ sections (other than brass).

(x) Import of fle\iblo and collapsible tubes wilJ not

bo covered under this S. No.

Nil

(1) A.U. for import of phosphor bronze sheets/strips thinner than 24 SWO for the manufacture of :. . (a) Contacts for tumbler switches and metal clad (iil) Copper alloys wrought in the form of rods sections, sheets, strips, pipes, tubes, wires, tapes and foils (other than brass) not otherwise specified.

switches.

(A) Transistor band switches.

(2) A.U. for import of phosphor bronze wire and tombac wires thinner than 30 SWG for manufacture of wire cloth, and springs including for press buttons.

(3) A.U. for import of cold rolled phosphor bronze rods above 2* or 50 mm. dia./Sq., and below 0.6 mm. dia/Sq.

(4) A.U. for import of phosphor bronze tubes for tho

manufacture of pressure and vacuum gauges.

(5) A.U. for import of all sizes of aluminium--brass and aluminium-bronze tubes below 20 mm. dia/Sq. with 16 SWG and thinner wall thickness.

(6) A.U. for import of all sizes of Cupro-Nickel Tubes for heat-exchangers and such other essential end-uses only.

(7) A.U. on restricted basis for import of other items falling under this Serial Number—(Only for essential end-uses).

Copper scrap whether ingotted or otherwise

Nil

A.U. on restricted basis. Please soo Section III to this 42

Red Book.

43-A Lead ingot, pig and scrap . . . . ..

Nil

A.U. Please see Section III to this Red Book.

44 (a) Zinc or spelter unwrought in the form of ingots, Nil

(1) A.U. Please see Section III to this Red Book, cake, tiles and slabs.

(2) A.U. for Dry battery manufacturers for import of high purity zinc having a minimum zinc content of 99 % in the form of ingots, billets, sheets/strips and callots.

(3) In respect of mazak/zamak alloy manufacturers, import of only high purity zinc (of purity 99.99%) will be allowed in consultation with the DGTD.

(c) Zinc granulations and dust . . ..

Nil Requirements of zinc granulations and dust of actual users will be met oa a restricted basis by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III to this Red book.

Nil

(e) (tl) Lithographic zinc sheets/plates for offset

A.U. for printing industry and block making industry. printing.

45 (a) Tin block and tin scrap

Nil A.U. Please sec Section III to this Red Book.

45-A Tin wrought, including the following viz., foil and wire. Nil A.U. for import of Tin Bronze wire for export produc-

tion only.

White metal, antifriction metal, solders (including cored) Nil

45-B

A.U. for import of white metal for export production and printing metals.

only.

SECTION n—contd.

1 2

4

3

PART /—contd.

Nil

46 (a) Brass, bronze and similar alloys, unwrought and in the form of ingot and scrap whether ingottcd or otherwise and tho following manufactures, viz., perforated sheets.

(1) A.U. applications from sugar industry for import of Brass perforated sheets beyond 1200 mm. width arid required to be used without cutting them into shorter widths, will be considered.

(2) A.U. for import of brass perforated sheets wider than 1200 mm. for manufacture of sugar machinery screens.

(3) A.U. for import of brass scrap for export production

only.

Nil

(1) Import of brass pipes and tubes of sizes 18 mm. O,D. to 100 mm. O.D. having wall thickness of 22 SWG and thicker will not be permitted.

(6) Brass, bronze and similar alloys, wrought including the following viz., wire rod, section, sheet, pipe and tube and the following manufactures, viz., rod and tube cut to shape and size but excluding chemicals or imitation gold.

(2) A.U. for import of brass pipes and tubes of sizes below 18 mm. OD and above 100 mm. OD having wall thickness thinner than 22 SWG.

(3) A.U. on restricted basis for import of brass pipes

and tubes of sizes indicated below :— (a) Upto 100 mm. OD having wall thickness

thinner than 22 SWG.

(b) Above 100 mm. OD having wall thickness of

22 SWG and thicker.

(4) Import of brass pipos and tubos covered by remarks (2) and (3) above will be allowed only for the end- uses not covered in tho list given below :—

Bottle sprayers, hand pumps including bicycle pumps and other bicycle components, door handles, key chains, ball chains, snake chains, brackets, aldrops, towel rods, part for knap- sacks, tube light holders, metric weights presses, cables and wires, brass bolts, nuts, washers, dress hooks, curtain rings, brass carvings, and bracelets, curtain rods, furniture fittings, sanitary fittings, builders hardware, umbrella ribs and handles, and other building hardware, bath- room accessories and domestic appliances.

(5) A.U. for import of Brass flattened wire for manu- facture of zip fasteners and switch conductors of flash lights.

(6) A.U. for import of brass leaded round wire fo(

manufacture of ball point refills.

(7) A.U. for import of brass section (Profile) of less than 3 mm, thickness for the manufacture of spectacle hinges.

Nil A.U. Please sec Section III to this Red Book.

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

A.U. for import of antimony for manufacture of storage

Nil

V Antimony ingot regulus and star metal .

47-;

batteries.

A.U. for import of nickel-virgin and nickel scrap. Please

Nil

48

see Section III to this Red Book.

(a) Nickel virgin, all forms like ingots, cathodes, eloc- trosquares, briquets, pollets and F-shots, but oxclud- ing nickel anodes, but including scrap.

Nil

(1) A.U. (2) Import of nickel chromium alloy rods/strips/wiies/ (6) Nickel and nickel base alloy semi-manufactures and manufactures thereof like plates, sheets, bars, rods, wires, tapes, foils, powder and anodes.

flats will not be permitted.

(3) A.U. for import of nickel base olectrical resistance

alloy wires/strips.

(4) A.U. on restricted basis for import of nickel and

nickel base alloy rods/wires/electrodes.

(5) A.U. for nickel anodes for export production

only.

SECTION \l—contd.

4

3

1 2

PART I—concld.

50

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

51

Monel metal unwrought and semi-manufactures (hereof K like sheets/strips, rods, wires. Tungsten metal in nil forms including alloys, all manu- Nil

(1) A.U.

factures, semis and products thereof.

(2) Import of the undermentioned items will not be

allowed :— (") Tungsten carbide powder other than of grain

size of one micron and loss.

ib) Ammonium para tungsten.

A.U.

Nil

52 Molybdenum metal and other metals of the same group, unwrought andtwrought in all forms including alloys, all manufactures semis and products thereof.

(a) Calcium—Manganese Silicon . . ..

53

(b) Calcium Silicidc

Rolling Mill rolls (whether of cast iron, cast sled or

Nil Nil Nil

A.U. on restricted basis. A.U. A.U. Import will be allowed in the manner indicated 55-A

forged).

below ;—• (a) Import of one pair of rolls will be permitted

straight way.

(6) Requests for import of more than one pair of rolls will be considered in consultation with DOTD.

Nil

(c) Coil springs of Iron and steel for motor vehicles,

A,U. on restricted basis (except for motor vehicles).

57

railways and tramways.

57

Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

(c) Industrial metallic coil springs, flat and other formed springs including precision springs but excluding hair springs for watches/clocks, etc.

//

PAR7

(b) Dry battery Wax red, black, etc.

1

Nil

Raw Manilla hemp (Fibre) . . . . .

3

L Nil

Raw sisal fibre . . . . . ..

5

A.U. for dry battery manufacturers. Requirements of actual users will bo met by imports through public sector agency. Please seo Section III to this Red Book. A.U. applications will be con- sidered by J.C.CI. & E., Calcutta on the recom- mendation of the Jute Commissioner, Calcutta.

J

{b) Compressed Asbestos Fibre jointing sheets, mill Nil

7-A

board Ferro-asbestos.

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for import of asbestos based wire woven jointings, beater addition joint- ings, jointings required to withstand the action to strong acids/alkalies and jointings required to withstand refrigeration temperature. Import of other grades of jointings will not be allowed.

(2) A.U. for import of asbestos mill board with thick-

Nil

(c) Asbestos based products for electrical insulation

ness below 1.6 mm. (1) A.U. on restricted basis.

and products not otherwise specified.

(2) Import of asbestos gas mantle yarn and asbestos

magnesia lagging will not be allowed.

(3) Import of calcium silicate based asbestos powder and moulded insulated product will not be allowed.

7-B Non-Asbestos packing and boilers all sorts, not otherwise specified.

Steam, Pneumatic and hydraulic Non-Asbestos packings

7-C

j' Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

for all machinery.

Ready-made boiler Non-Asbestos packings.

8

(a) Machined Stwl balls above 14.2875 mm, (9/16') dia.

9

(b) Machined steel balls 14.2875 mm. (9/16') dia. and

Nil Nil

below.

A.U. on restricted basis. A.U. on restricted basis for import of precision steel balls conforming to IS Grades 2, 1, of corresponding to AFBMA Grades 5, 10, 15 and 25.

(c) Unmachined steel balls.

(i) Grinding media steel balls . . ..

Nil A,U. on restricted basis for import of special types like . hollow cast steel balls in consultation with the DGTD.

(ii) Forged Steel Balls

Nil

(d) (i) Coated or uncoated arc welding electrodes

A.U. for manufacture of ball bearings. A.U, on restricted basis for import of special purpose

Nil

electrodes.

SECTION U—contd.

2

3

1

4

PART //—contd. S. No. 9—Contd.

(g) Rollers/needle rollers both machined and un- Nil

machined.

A.U. applications for import of rollers/needle rollers other than those mentioned below will be considered on restricted basis :—

Diameter Length

1.48 mm. to 1.6 mm. 8.8 mm. to 12 mm. 1,90 mm. to 2,54 mm. 8.8 mm. to 20.60 mm. 2.90 mm. to 3.22 mm. 9.0 mm. to 32.80 mm. 4.60 mm. to 4.90 mm. 24 mm. to 35.5 mm. 5.40 mm. to 5.60 mm. 18 mm. to 32 mm. 1.48 mm. to 4.1 mm, 4.6 mm. to 32.80 mm. 4.60 mm. to 5.1 mm. 7.6 mm. to 51.00 mm. 6.90 mm. to 8.1 mm. 6.8 mm. to 84.00 mm. 5.90 mm. to 6.4 mm. 5.8 mm. to 51.00 mm.

A.U. for import of :—

Nil

0) Others

(/) Pure iron.

(II) Iron powder for manufacture of sintered parts. (ill) Iron powder for manufacture of welding electrodes

on restricted basis.

(fv) Hair springs for the manufacture of pressure

and vaccum gauges.

(v) Steel bath pressings for manufacture of bath

tubs.

Manufactures of copper, excluding scrap and those men-

10

tioned in Part I of the Schedule : (a) Rods, wire, foil and strip made of copper for gas

A.U. for import of adhesive coated/plain copper foil.

Nil

welding and brazing.

A.U. for export production only.

(b) Copper wire (other than bare hard drawn electro- Nil

lytic copper wire).

(0 A.U. for Import of German silver/Nickel silver

Nil

German Silver (including nickel silver) including semi-

11

manufactures and scraps thereof.

on restricted basis.

(ii) A.U. for Import of the following items for manu-

facture of spectacle frames/spectacle hinges :— (a) 10% to 18% Nickel silver section. (b) 18% Nickel silver wire rods.

{Ill) A.U. for import of German silver/nickel silver

Strips on restricted basis.

Aluminium circles, sheets, strips and other manufactures, Nil

12

not otherwise specified.

A.U. for drugs and pharmaceutical industry for import of 34 gauge and thinner gauge alumiOm strips in coils required for making antibiotic vial caps on restricted basis.

Aluminium in any crude form, including ingots, bars, Nil

13

A.U. on restricted basis for import of E.C. grade alu- minium. Please see Section III to this Red Book.

blocks, slabs, billets, shots and pellets.

Nil •o (1) A.U. on restricted basis.

(c) Sintered parts/components of iron and bronze other

16

than self-lubricating Oili*e bushes.

(2) Import of the following types of lamp caps for

electric lamps will not be allowed :—

(i) B22d/25x26.

B 224-3/25x26.

(//) E 27/27. (ill) E 27/30. (fv) Bi-pin caps for fluorescent tubes, (v) B 22d/22 for pigmy lamps. (vA P 22d/21 for auto lamps. (vit) E 40/45. (vim E 40/41. (tx) E 10/13.

(x) E 14/25 x 17

(1) A.U. for import of ferrous and non-ferrous wire

Nil

(rf) Others

mesh finer than 100 mesh.

(2) A.U. for import of hasp and staples, clips and brass round bars (extruded quality) for export production only.

SECTION ll—contd.

1

2

3

4

PART //—contd.

Nil (1) A.U. (2) Import of the undermentioned items will be allowed

only for the end-products indicated against each :— (/) Zirconium Silicate and Zirconium Ceramic

opaciflers including zircon flour. industry, (on restricted basis)

17 (a) (7) Cadmium, cobalt, manganese, magnesium, bismulh, chromium, vanadium and other virgin non-ferrous metals not otherwise specified and powders, and manufactures thereof, dental silver alloy in 1 and 5 oz. packing, aluminium lead winged, glaring bars and magnesium powder, but excluding non-ferrous semi-manufactures and alloys and also excluding electrodes, rod, foil, wire and strips for gas welding and brazing, made of alloys not otherwise specified.

(iV) Rutile (on restricted basis) Ceramic and elec- tric weld- Ing in- dustries.

Import of Zirconium Silicate, Zirconium opaciflers including zircon flour and Rutile, will be allowed only with the prior approval of the Department of Atomic Energy, Bombay,

(ill) Magnesium Aluminium and aluminium alloy industries.

(iv) All virgin metals of high For research and

purity covered under this analytical Iabora- sub-S. No.

tories.

(v) Chromium metal. For manufacture

of alloy steel.

(vi) Chromium metal powder. For special welding electrode manu- facturers only.

(vtt) Dental silver alloy. For dentistry only.

(3) Requirements of actual users for the following itemi will be met by Imports through public sector agency :— (() Platinum For manufacture of instruments, plati- num laboratory ware, thermocoup- les, catalyst gauzes, resistance material and heat- ing elements only. (11) Palladium For research and analytical labo- ratories only.

(///) Cadmium.\ (on restricted basis.) (iv) Cobalt. / (v) Bismuth For industries other (on restricted basis). than drugs and

Pharmaceuticals.

Please see Section III to this Red Book. (4) Import of lead winged aluminium glazing bars, and

platinum wire will not be allowed.

Nil A.U. on restricted basis for import of non-ferrous alloy electrodes and wires including satellite and other similar cobalt base hard facing alloys.

(//) All non-ferrous welding electrodes/rods/ wires/strips/foil/special shapes made of pure metals or alloys thereof, for purpose of gas welding and brazing.

Nil

(ill) Non-ferrous electroplating anodes of all non-ferrous metals like cadmium, chromium, copper, zinc, lead, tin, antimony, etc. but excluding nickel-anodes.

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for anodes, other than those of cadmium, for essential electroplating, to units possessing adequate electroplating equipment and engaged in actual manufacture of finished plated products.

(2) A.U. for import of cadmium anodes for export

production only.

Nil A.U. on restricted basis for following materials :— (a) Alloy pen-points. (b) Other special alloys including aluminium resistance (b) Non-ferrous resistance alloys and bi-metal/semi- manufactures like rods, strips, wires, tapes, foils (excluding Ni-chrome products).

alloys.

(f) Bl-metal strips of all varieties Including ferrous and non-ferrous combinations for electrical and automo- bile industries.

(d) Clad-materials for special electrical and aeronautical

purposes.

1 G of 1—5

SECTION II—contd.

3

1

2

4

PART //—contd.

SI. No. 17—contd.

Nil (1) A.U. for import of—

(a) Pipes of sizes above 6" O.D. (b) Tubes of the sizes below 6' O.D. for telephone

industry.

(c) Aluminium alloy items (other than those Uf.cd in aircraft construction) containing not more than 99% of aluminium in the form of plates, sheets, circles, strips, rods, bars, tubes, sections, wire and rive s.

(c) Tubes (Refrigeration Quality) for air-condilioning/ refrigeration industry containing more than 97% aluminium content.

(d) Tubing of the following sizes for the manufacture

of typewriter parts :—

(/) 7/16' O.D. x 0.305' I.D. (11) 1 .1/8'O.D. x 0.938* I.D.

(e) Capillary tubing for the manufacture of pointers in electrical measuring instruments and ball pen relills.

(0 Extruded sections for the manufacture of spec-

tacle hinges.

(g) Special T-sections for manufacturing electrical

relays.

(h) Crimped flat wire for metallising/metallic-coating

to all types of articles.

(0 Strips containing minimum 97% aluminium for

manufacture of venetial blinds/louvres.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of aluminium alloy (ube/9trip/wire/flats for manufacture of Zip/snap fasteners, rivets, screws and pen c;ips only.

Nil

(e) Metal and Alloy powders for sintering .

A.U. for manufacture of sintcreJ parts, A.U. for import of gun metal for export production

Nil

(0 Others

only.

19 (1) Ball Bearings :—

(/) Ball bearings of 25.4 mm. bore (internal) diameter and below as specified In Appendix 14(l)(a) and 14(1 )(b).

(ii) Ball bearings of 25.4 mm. bore (internal) diameter and below other than those specified in Appendix I4(l)(a) and 14(1)(6),

Nil

(///) Ball bearings above 25.4 mm. bore (internal) diameter and upto and including 50.8 mm. in bore (internal) diameter as specified in Ap- pendix 14(2)(a) and 14(2)(fi).

(1) A.U. (2) Import of ball bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as spare pans will be allowed to actual users in accordance with the provision made for spare parts included in Appendix 3.

(3) Import of ball bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as components will be allowed io actual users in accordance with the provision made for components included in Appendix 40,

(iv) Ball bearings above 23.4 mm. bore (internal) diameter and upto and including 50. R mm. bore (internal) diameter other than those specified In Appendix I4(2)(a) and 14(2)(6). (v) "Ball bearings above 50.8 mm. bore (internal) diameter and upto and including 76.2 mm. bore (internal) dia. as specified in Appendix 14<3)(a)andl4(3)(".

(4) Tho list of raw material and components to be allowed for import for m i.iuf.LJ u.c .if ball beirings is given in Appendix 51.

(v/) Rail bearings above 50.8 mm. bore (internal) diameter and upto and including 76.2 mm. bore (internal) dia. other than those specified in Appendix 14(3)(a) and 14(3)(ft).

(vti) "Ball bearings above 76.2 mm. bore (internal) diameter as specified in Appendix 14(4)(") and 14(4)(6).

(vlll) Ball bearings above 76,2 mm, boro (internal) diameter other than those specified in Appen- dix 14(4)(a) and 14(4)(ft).

Nil

(1) A.U. in consultation with DGTD.

(ix) Component parts of ball bearings not other-

wise specified.

(2) Import of component parts of bearings specified in Appendix 14(1)0/) and (b), 14(2)(a) and (6), 14(3)(<7) and (6) and 14(4)(") and (6) will not be allowed except for ball bearing manufacturers in consultation with DGTD.

Nil

(2)(i)(a) Cylindrical roller hearings a9 specified in

Appendix 14(5)(a) and 14(5)(6).

(1) Import of cylindrical roller bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as spare parts will be allowed to actual users in accordance with the provision made for spare parts included in Appendix 3.

SliClJUN H—contd.

4

3

2

1

PART II—contd.

SI. No. 19(1)—could.

(2) Import of cylindrical roller bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as components will be allowed to actual users in accordance with the provision made for components included in Appendix 40.

Nil

(1) A.U.

(2)(0U>) Cylindrical roller bearings other than ttioio specified in Appendix 14(5) (a) and (b)

(2) The list of raw materials and components to be allowed for impoit for manufacture of Cylindrical/ 'lapcrod/Spherical roller bearings is given in Appendix 51.

(1) A.U. in consultation with O.G.T.D.

Nil

(U) Component parts of Cylindrical Roller beatings including accessories, sueli as sleeves, nuts and washers, n.o.s.

(2) Import of components and accessories ol cylindri- cal roller bearings specified in Appendix 14(5) (u)and 14 (5) (b) will not be allowed except fur cylindrical roller bearing manufacturers m consultation with D.G.I .D.

Nil

(3) (/)(rt) Tapered roller bourings as specified in Appen- dix 14(ti)(a) and (b).

(1) Import of tapered roller bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as spare parts will be allowed to actual users in accordance with the provision made for spare pans included in Appendix i.

(2) Import of tapeicd roller bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as components will be allowed to actual users in accordance with the provision made for components included in Appendix 40.

Nil

(1) A.U.

(3) ("("

Tapered roller bearings other than those spe- cified in Appendix I4(6)(o) and (b).

(2) The list of raw materials and component* lo be_

allowed for import for manufacture of Cylindrical/ Tapered/Spherical roller bearings is given in Appen- dix 51.

(1) A.U. in consultation with D.G, I.D.

Nil

Component parts of Tapered roller bearings including accessories such as tapered roller's sleeves, nuts and washers, n. o. s.

(2) Import of component parts and accessories of tapered roller bearings specified in Appendix 14(6)(a) and (h) will not be allowed except for tapered roller bearing manufacturers in con- sultation with D.G.T.D.

Nil

Spherical roller bearings

(*)(<)

(1) A.U. (2) The list of raw matorials and components to be allowed for import for manufacture of Cylindrical/ Taperod/Spherical roller boarings is given in Appen- dix 51. A.U.

(H)

Component parts of spherical roller bearings including accessories such as spherical rollers, sleeves, nuts and washers, n. o. s.

(1) fmport of bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as

Nil

(5)(i)

spare parts will be allowed to actual users in accordance with the provision made for spare parts included in Appendix 3,

Ncedlo Bushes/Shell type, Needle Bearings/ Thin Shell, Nesdle Hearings/Drawn cup, N;eJle Hearings Roller rayes including Needle Roller Bearings complete as specified in Appendix 14(7)(i>) and (b).

(2) Import of bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 as components will be allowed to actual users in accordance with the provision made for compo- nents included in Appendix 40.

Nil

A.U.

(5)(ii)

(1) A.U. in consultation with D.G.T.D.

Nil

(5)(/")

Needle bushcs'Shell type, Needle bearings/Thin Shell, Needle Bearings/Drawn Cup Needle bearings Rol'cr csijes including Noodle Roller Hcarinijs complete other than those specified in Appendix 14(7)(a) and (b). Comoonoiit parts of Needle Roller Bearing/ Needle Roller Bushes/Roller ca'ies including accessories such as cages, sleeves etc. not otherwise specified.

(2) Import of cofxment parts of Needle roller bearings/ Needle bushes specified in Appendix I4(7)(a) anil (b) will not be allowed excopt for bearing manu- facturers having approved manufacturing programmo in consultation with D.G.T.D.

SECTION n—contd.

3

4

1 2

PART //-^ontd.

,1) Metal-working tools :—

20

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for import of the under-

1

mentioned items :— (a) Slitting saws and slotting cutter of thickness

below 1.6 mm.

•Nil

(a) Tools and cutters tipped with either Tungsten Car- bide or Stelllte or Ceramic or other oxide tips (including inserted types) and spare tips and bits thereof excluding tools, tips and bits made out of steel which fall under S. No. 20(l)(6)/II or S. No. 20(l)(c)/U.

(b) Diamond wire drawing dies, (e) Taps and dies below 3 mm, (a) Broaches, (e) Gear hobs and special types of gear cutters. ( /) Stellite tips/tipped tools,

(2) A.U. for import of chasers and tungsten carbide

pellets for export production only.

(3) Import of items mentioned in Appendix 15 will

not be allowed,

(b) Milling Cutters, Gear Curters, End Mills, Slitting Saws, taps, dies and other thread forming tools, (c) Metal working saws including power operated, hacksaw blades, wire, tube and bar drawing dies and nibs or pellets and other metal working tools (machine worked) not specified elsewhere.

J

Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

\ /Nil

(2)(a)(i) Circular saws, inclusive of inserted blade types (4)(£>) Twist drills and reamers less than 1.190 mm. dia. (c) Carbide tipped drills and reamers less than 1.190

A.U.

mm. dia.

. The following precision and measuring tools :—

21

Nil (0 A.U. applications from textile mills/textile machinery manufacturing industry for permissible types of gauges will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay. Requests for import of card gauge against A.U. licence will be considered in consul- tation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay on production of non-availability letters from indigenous manufacturers.

(/(') A.U. for engineering and textile Industries. Applications from textile industry will be considered by JCCI & E., Bombay.

(Hi) A.U. for import of Carbide tip slip gauges.

(iv) A.U. on restricted basis for import of:—

(a) Outside Micrometers of sizes over 150 ram.

and spares thereof,

(b) Thread Plug Gauges and Ring Gauges. (c) Gauge Blocks [Slip Gauges other than thoso

mentioned in remark (Hi) above.]

(v) No A.U. licences will be granted for the following

items :—

(1) Micrometers, Universal Surface Gauges, Vernier Height Gauges, Vernier Depth Gauges, Micrometer Depth Gauges, Rule Depth GaugesJPlanner Shaper Gauges, Taper Parallel Gauges, Screw Pitch Gauges, Fillet and Radius Gauges, Feeler Gauges, Thickness Gauge Stock, Twist Drill and Machine Screw 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 Indicators, Lathe Test Indica- tors, Straight Edges, Indicator Attachment, Ver- nier, Callipers, Universal Bevel Protractors, Protractors, Combination Sets, Stainless Steel Draftsman's Protractors, Gear tooth Verniers, Speod Indicators, Hardened Ground Steel Para- llels, Die Makers Squares, Hardened Steel Squares, Universal Bevels, Combination Squares, Automatic Contre Punches Combination Calliper and Dividers, Steel Rules, Measuring Tapes and also such other measuring tools aodjinstruments used in the engine- ering workshop and industry for measuring or gauging or .checking or comparing physical dimensions.

1. Tool makers' surface plate squares, steel squares (other than adjustable) and die makers steel squares.

2. Surface Gauges including universal 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 plates including granite surface plates

1000x1000 mms or smallers.

9. Angle Plates.

10. Cast iron cubes, 11. Measuring tapes in all sizes—metallic, non-

melallic and steel.

12. Draftsman's Protractors. 13. Magnetic bases complete without Dial Indi-

cator.

14. Outside Micrometers of sizes 0—150 mm. (including intermediate ranges in these metric sizes) and spare thereof.

15. Dial indicators with dial graduation 0—100, Division 0.01 mm. and travel 10 mm. exclud- ing automatic zero setting type suitable for Rockwell type hardness testing machines.

SECTION n—contd.

1

2

4

3

PART //—contd.

SI. No. 21(1)—contd.

16. Hand Tachometers, or speed indicators,

measuring range 30 to 50,000 R.P.M.

17. Steel measuring foot rules upto and including

1 ft. (30 cms).

18. Feeler gauges. 19. Spring callipers and dividers.

(vi) The Controller of Weights and Measures of the State concerned or tho Directorate of Weights and Measures, New Delhi should be consulted regarding conformity to specifications of the weighing and measuring instruments intended to be imported.

24

A.U. on restricted basis. A.U. on restricted basis for import of nib slitting wheels (A) Grinding wheels and segments . . .. (c) Others

Nil Nil

(

25

rundum grain and powder.

for manufacture of fountain pens. (/) A.U. for import of carborundum (silicon carbide) and synthetic aluminium oxide (other than brown variety) abrasive grains coarser than 300 mesh size or equivalent grit number as per ISI speci- fication.

(//) A.U. on restricted basis for import of:—

(a) Carborundum and synthetic aluminium oxide (other than brown variety) abrasive grains of 300 mesh and finer size.

(b) Brown synthetic aluminium oxide abrasive

grains.

26 (1) Graphite crucibles for pit furnaces

(2) Graphite Crucible including covers, mufflcrings, and

stands for tilting furnaces.

(1) A.U. for silicon carbide crucibles or carbon bonded graphite crucibles of sizes over No. 100 (100 Kg. melting capacity in terms of brass) without covers, mufflerings arid stands.

Nil

(3) Silicon Carbide crucibles for pit fired furnaces

(4) Silicon Carbide Crucibles for tilting furnaces . j

(2) A.U. for graphite crucibles or clay bonded graphite crucibles of sizes over No. 300 (300 kg. melting capacity in terms of brass) without covers, mufEler- ings and stands.

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

(8) (b) Steel conveyor belts

Nil

(I) A.U. on restricted basis for import of V. Belts, other than those mentioned in Appendix 23. (2) Import of V. Link belting will not be allowed. A.U. on restricted basis for manufacture of safety razor

blades.

29 Power driven road rollers and component parts thereof Nil A.U. applications for spare parts will be considered in

consultation with the D.G.T.D.

30 (c) Diesel engines above 30 H.P.

Nil A.U. for import of diesel engines above 400 H.P. in

consultation with the D.G.T.D.

Nil A.U. for import of Marine diesel engines above 400

H.P. in consultation with D.G.T.D. ((/) Marine type diesel engines (i.e., an engine usually supplied with bell housing, currying reverse gear and clutch in which water circle is protected with zinc coating or is made of bronze and starting contrivance is at high level to facilitate hand starting).

E.I.

(1) A.U. for tea and sugar industries, Jute Mills and

Collieries in consultation with D.G.T.D. ( /) Sparc parts of diesel engines other than spares for diesel engines for vehicles such as, motor vehicles, tractors, earthmoving machinery etc.

(2) Requests from individual ferry owners for import of sparo parts of marine diesel engines for servicing and maintenance purposes, for small value will be considered by the Regional Licensing authorities on the recommendation of the D.G. Shipping if they are not in a position to procure their require- ments from established importers. 3]

Nil

E.I. Nil

(i>) Parts of petrol, gas and kerosene engines (c) (ti) Out board motors above 5 H.P.

A.U. applications from the following will bo considered

in consultation with tho D.G.T.D. :—

(1) Docks, Marino Departments and Port Trusts. (2) Fishermen's Co-operative Societies. (3) Slate Directors of Fisheries.

(Applications by Docks, Marine Departments and Port Trusts will be mado direct to the licensing authority concerned.)

SECTION M—cantd.

1

2

3

PART II—contd.

32 (a) Fractional horse power motors (inclv.d-<3 nioiois upio o.:s li.P.J, suitable for D.C, supply or single pnnse.

(Z>) A.C. 1 phase, squirrel ca.v ^r.d jlipnr.g inclois upi.? 2C0 H.P. co:iforming to details of construction Bad ds-;.;n as ^iveu belo-v : —

(0 Pype-istaadird High Torque (including loom motois) siiiootJi acceleration.

07) Voltage—upio 550.

4

{I) A.U. i"o. i nportof thcfo-lowiog types of ruoto, s :—

fi.) i⁷i: .v>piocf nh.iors (1) AopHcr.tions Irorn v.oj'f'"¹''. ;i',y to L-..S.S. ct:iiic,'ics wi'J be 741 .: I.-.M LI' ito ca.:3k;.roU by JCCi •• : v:v I ' o i . i : '. ii s u ". • M ' . .. C a l c u t ta on i i ie

>• Nil

Ijii) Spia He—Horizontal or vertkle.

(.V) Enclosure—Screen protrr.ctcd/dip-proof totally enclosed (including fan cooled).

(c) Motors of the types mentioned in (//) above but above 200 H.P.

{el) Other types of motors.

piMiiiC :iv

Cjlc-Jtt;;.

(2) Applications from actual users other inan coliierieb will be considered by the Regional licensing x authorities.

{h) Vff.:c\;; jpiii'ili •> >!- ADriicatioii!, will he con- !o,v si.s.'t ;pjtoK >\il- s;.Iered by 'CCS & E., iiT* ur.'i. r S. T^o. fie>v De!h; on restricted 'iZtJ.j,U oi idlings not basis,

produced in the country (for pump radjiufacturets only).

c) v - . s - v . bk - ] . • ' . * • : .: n j t o r ." A p ;-l i c a t : ' . / ir . . i il b~ C O , L- . t i : ,! O t h er iiOii-ii i i ' i ?- ;:- k i ' t ;d by t l v; J C O& t ; ., • A X ): m o t o ri f a i l ' v i '4

l ; u a i b . iy • " ij i he r e c o m-

Uio tr S. No. 32c/}"; f, meriuatio'.f. of tl-,- Textile •- >iuh :;re rct|".iir.^i in Co^.T-isMunar, ijcr&bay ;''•.-'v.-.i :lisc-! lv;?j on ft;--lr,'cted basis, i-, U'xtiL' mac'i'ri^s. . i- r fi-Aiiie niiiis'itv:- t.i.' n:neh!P.':r> nir.i.u- tu'unng .;u'.!ustry oi:;vl.

..•'; Vwidrive .liotors. (1) ^[•plic:i..i0Li5 \viU is

J • • n ' . ' "1 ,-d f n u i]

iT/uic! users tnanu- ii<,cl

(c) .r.ivo :i: -tors Ai-phca'ior.s from actual irer? wi'i Lc cD/'-idered in comuHaticn with the D.G.T.D.

; ^; 1M : ' A i ' f -' i . c. i •' r • J J? ! i ' e t i i : ed in f f b - j l e r - .s i > ,; i;,; ; -i - .; • •} tt ' "• 1. ? :. N o v. w i il be a ! i c - .ed

: c-isivc- v i'l: "'>.' t'^'it¹'-' a*'I e/idpiiient p"o-, l.::oj r>c- n u n; biia/i is f'i-ec.jy -o.';>!ed to Ihe >.uivirt; iiiccl;?in:.-iii i'l.t. I'J'..S o le levf'rrcc! as iuU-gra!, r> iiir'ic-'.<"; o" xv-e L.eei. biiiit in built on, flanged cr eeaieii so ::r to iofin ai integral dri-I'II'J riethanii.::: wit!i 1lie plant and machinery.

r (e) Parts of Motors

 ',;\ Electric  Generators    "1        .    .    ..
(o'j Generating    Sets       J          .    .    .     ..

SF.CTIQN U—contd.

1

2

PART IT— contd.

SI. No. 31—contd.

(A) Parts of Generators

33-B Compressors air or gas portable or stationery but not being imported as an integral part of any spray painting or refrigerating or air-conditioning equip- ment or as component parts of any engine.

(a) (/) Special pumps for fused caustic soda-or acids.

34

(b) Power driven pumps and pumping sets driven either by Internal Combustion lingincs or by J-ilcctrie Motors or by any other source of power.

(c) Spare parts of power driven pumps excluding Trailer pumps.

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

(2) Machines and set of machines to be worked by electric, steam, water, fire or other power not being manual or animal labour or which before being brought into use requires to be fixed with reference to other moving parts.

4

3

A.U. However, the Import of the following items will E.T.

be allowed on restricted basis :—

(a) Commutators for D.C. motors upto 1 H.P.

(b) Special types of carbon brushes of odd sizes required as spares.

Nil (1) A,U. applications for import of Air/Gas compressors will be considered in consultation with the D.G.T.D. (2) A.U. for spare parts of air/gas compressors.

Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil A.U. applications for import of power driven pumps and pumping sets will be considered in consultation with the D.G.T.D. The requirements will be met from the stocks imported by the S.T.C.

Nil

A.U.

(/) A.U. applications will be considered by J.C.C.I. &

. Nil

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

(4) Control gear (other than electric self-acting or otherwise) and transmission goar (other than electric') designed for use with any m achinery above specified excluding driving ropes not made of cotton and belting.

(5) Component parts as defined in Import Tariff item No. 72 (3) of machinery specified in clauses (1), (2), (3) and (4) above excluding those covered by Serial No. 6S of Part V of this Schedule.

(\) fO Other Jute Mill Stores covered by (his Serial No. 37

E., Calcutta subject to Appendix 35.

(ii) Applications for import of safety equipments required by Collieries will be considered on the recommendation of the Coal Controller, Calcutta.

(/) A.U. applications will be considered by J.C.C.I. & E.I.

E,, Calcutta.

(ii) Import of spare parts of machines mentioned in Appendix 35 will be allowed subject to the pro- visions made for items included in Appendix 3.

(Hi) Licences will not be valid for Import of ;—

(1) Tungsten carbide tipped tools as spares for mining and other industrial machinery.

(2) Diamond drilling bits for mining pur- poses, including oil field drilling bits of all types.

(iv) Import of oil seals, cap screws, bolls and nuts specially adapted for use in this type of machinery can be permitted,

(v) Wherever necessary, licence may bo endorsed for the import of steel perforated sheets of special shape and quality for a particular machine, provided the machinery itself is nut prohibited for import ride Appendix 35.

Nil

(i) A.U. applications will be considered by the J.C.C I & E., Calcutta.

(ii) Import of the following items will br allowed in each case on the specific recommendation of the Jute Commisisioner based on non-avo liability from indigenous sources/very lonp and protracted . delivery period offered by the indigenous manu- facturers :—

(1) (a) 41* Pitch Sliver Spinning Frame.

(b) 4 i' Pitch Apron Draft Spinning Frame (2) 5i* Pitch Sliver Spinning Frame.

SECTION II—contd.

3

4

1

2

PART //—contd.

SI. No. 37(1X0—c<>ntd.

(3) Finishers Drawing Frame (Sacking Weft). (4) Finisher Drawing Frame (Light Yarn). (5) Second Drawing Frame. (6) Screwgill First Drawing Frame. (7) Jute cards and roll farmers (an attachment

to the jute cards), the following :—

(A Long Jute Breaker Card Type JF2. {if) Long Jute Finisher Card Type JF4. (Hi) Cutting Jute Breaker Card Type JF1. (iv) Cutting Finisher Card Type JF3. (v) Cutting Teaser Card Type JF10.

(/'//) Licences issued will not be valid for :—

(/) Planetree rollers,

(f/) Machines mentioned in Appendix 35.

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

Nil

37

E., Calcutta.

(2) Component parts as defined in 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 Schedule.

v2) Spare parts of machines mentioned in Appendix 35 will be permitted for import in terms of the provision made in Appendix 3.

(3) Licences will not be valid for Import of :—

(a) Perforated steel sheets for use on machines

mentioned in Appendix 35.

(6) Spare parts of Jute Bobbins. (c) Loom swords. (d) Box Fronts. (e) Roving-steadiers. (/) Beam Flanges. (g) Accessories and spares, the following :—

(0 Accessories:—

1. Cop Loaders.

(ii) Spares :

1. Wirehealds. 2. Camb set. 3. Reeds. 4. Card/gill pins. 5. Calendar bowls. 6. Fabricated Steel Beam flanges. 7. Silver Con Accessories. 8. Broad Loom accessories and parts. 9. Silver cans.

10. Shuttle covers. 11. Swell spring. 12. Felt bobs.

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

Component parts of machinery when required for Railways,

37-A

Applications for import of spare parts from Railways will be considered on the recommendation of the Railway Board in accordance with the procedure as laid down in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-1973.

Nil

Blcctric insulation including Presspahn (electrical grade) 33 1 bat excluding ebonite rods, tubes and sheets. 1

(1) A.U. for import of Class E and other high tempera- ture resisting materials and electrical grade Kraft paper,

(2) A.U. for special grades of silicon insulating varnishes for the manufacture of class 'H' insulating material.

(3) Import of Presspahn paper will not be allowed.

Sic. 1] T1IF CiAZLITU 01- INDIA J:\TRAORDINAIiV

480/35

S1XHON H~fo"rJ.

4

1 2

2

E.I.

PART I[—conrd. 3N-A (c) Studio electric nnd projector bulbs including Halo-

gen lamps.

A.U. for studio bulbs, projector bulbs including Halogen lamps provided they are not of GLS type and other- wise banned categories and they cannot be used other than as studio and projector bulbs, lo studios or the representative film Associations on the recommenda- tion Of the Regional Consultative Committees for raw iilms at Bombay, Calcutta and Madras.

(/) Others—

(I) A. U. for import of the undermentioned types of (1) Special shock-proof lamps used by Navy (IS "I Nil

lamps in consultation with DGTD :—

2592 of 1964)

(i) Special shock-proof lamps used by Navy (IS (2) Aircraft lamps. (3) Runway lighting lamps. (4) Mercury vapour lamps of 1000 wait a nd above. (5) Telephone switch board lamps. (6) Krypton gas filled lamps for coal industry. (7) Special medical lamps for :—

2592 of 1964). (ii) Aircraft lamps. (til) Runway lighting lamps. (iv) Mercury vapour lamps of 1000 watt and above, (v) Telephone switch board lamps. (vi) High pressure sodium vapour lamps. (vii) 2.2 Volt lamps with huill in Ions for pin point Cysta.'jcope. Opthalmoscope.

focus.

1

("///) Ultra violet lamps. (ix) Xenon arc lamps.

(.*•) Neon indicating lamps.

(8) Speciral lamps. (9) Profocus,sed tungston filament lamps for use in r calorimeter and spectropliotomcters to cover UV—region.

(10) Deuterium lamps for spectrophotometers to

cover UV—-region.

(2) A.U. for lamp industry for import of raw materials

and components specified in Appendix 42.

(11) Ncrnst source lamps to cover infra-red region. (12) Different hoNow-cathodo lamps required for

use in Atomic absorption spectrophotometers.

(13) 2,2 Volt lamps with built in lens for pin point

focus.

(14) High Pressure Sodium Vapour Lamps. (15) Ultra violet lamps. (16) Xenon arc lamps. (17) Neon Indicating lamps.

39 The following electrical instruments and accessories :—

(b) ((7) House Service meters A.C. and D.C. of Nil

any capacity.

The Hst of raw materials and components to bo allowed for import for manufacture of house service meters is given in Appendix 49.

Nil

(c) Industrial and street light fittings and flood lights, electrical wiring accessories, conduit accessories, bell wiring accessories (excluding wire).

(1) A. U. applications from Collieries for Import of "flame-proof fittings" will bo considered by the J.C, C. 1. & E., Calcutta on the recommendation of the Coal Controller, Calcutta.

(2) A.U. applications from the fertilizer and chemical complexes for import of flame-proof and explosion- proof fittings as per BSS—889—1965 or VDEC 166/ 11.58 will bo considered on restricted basis.

41-A

(1) A, U. for import of ;—

Nil

(a) Cathode blocks t.e,, carbon furnace (liner)

blocks for use in electric furnaces.

(b) Carbon paste for electric furnaces (on restric- 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 clectrndei for use in electrolytic processes, electrodes paste and carbon furnace (Liner) Blocks for use in electric furnaces.

ted basis),

(2) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met on a restricted basis by imports through public sector agency :—

(/) Graphite electrodes for electric furnaces. (//) Graphite anodes machined or unmachined

required for electrolytic processes.

Please sec Section III of this Red Book

42 (u) Transformers

Nil The list of raw materials and components to be allowed for import for manufacture of transformers is given in Appendix 62.

(b) (i) Lightning Arresters oT400 KV and below.

Nil A.U. for import of lightning arrestors of 220 K.V. to

400 K.V. only in consultation with D.G.T.D.

(it) High Voltage Fuses ( U K. V. and above). . Nil A. U.

(Ill) Protective Relays

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

1 G of 1—6

SECTION II—contd,

1 2

3 4

PART II— contd.

SI. No. 42(6)—contd.

A. U. for import of wave traps and coupling capaci-

Nil

tors.

(tv) Power Hne equipment and components thereof such as wave traps, coupling capacitors filter matching units, metering units and carrier sets.

(A) (III)—Others

Nil (1) A. U. on restricted basis. (2) Import of conductor accessories, ground wire accessories line hardware, and insulator hardware materials used with transmission lines and insu- lators upto 220 KV and 40,000 lbs. strength will rot be allowed.

(3) The list of raw materials and components to be allowed for import for manufacture of switchgears, relays and power capacitors in given in Appendix 63.

43 (d) Insulated (plaatic, paper or other material) power Nil

cables.

( /) A. U. applications for import of power cables above 33 KV will be considered in consultation with the D.G.T.D. Applications from collieries will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta.

(It) Import of cables and wires of the type specified in Appendix 37 will not be allowed against licences issued under this or any other S. No. of the I. T. C. Schedule.

(") High tension insulators

A. U. for import of :—

Nil

(/) Transformer Bushing and Apparatus Insulators

above 66 KV.

(ti) Disc. Insulators of above

25,000 lbs. EMS.

(HI) Transformer Bushings and Import will Apparatus Insulators (of be allowed Special types or design) i- on restricted of below 66 KV. basis.

(tv) Metaliscd porcelain condensor

bushing for H.T. and L.T. application. J

(v) Import of the following types of insulators will not

be permitted :—

(a) Pin-Insulators (all types). (b) Post-Insulators (all types including stacking

units).

44 Electric fans, tables and ceiling and parts thereof—

Nil

(a) Coiling fans and parts \ (6) Table fans complete, f

A. U. applications from electric fan manufacturing indus- try will be considered for the import of the following raw materials/components :— (0 Kanthal wire other than 22 to 38 gauges. (11) Eureka wire. (HO Triflex.

A. U. on restricted basis for import of Enamelled Copper 45 (c) (0 Enamelled or Insulated copper winding wires. Nil

wire 44 Gauges and finer Gauges.

(it) Enamelled or insulated copper strips, .

A. U. on restricted basis, for import of Enamelled

Nil

Copper strips.

Nil A.U. on restricted basis. (1) A.U. in consultation with the DGTD.

"1

(d) Resistance wire. te) Tele-communication power cables and wires both plastic insulated and paper insulated lead streathes of all types.

L Nil

(f) Tele-communication power cables upto 200 amps. (if) High frequency coaxial cables.

(2) The list of raw materials and components to be allowed for import for manufacture of cables and wires is given in Appendix 64.

6 (b) Carbons

4

E.I.

0) A.U. for import of :— (a) Electro-graphite, hard carbon and graphite grade

carbon blocks.

(b) Electrodes for dry cells and batteries, and (c) Other special carbon products like graphite tubes, graphite rings, Bpectrographic carbons etc., not otherwise specified.

(2) A. U. on restricted basis for import of :—

(a) Metal graphite grades of carbon blocks includ- ing carbon blocks equivalent to Morgan's C M. 2 grade and metal impregnated graphite grade of carbon blocks.

(b) Graphite stopper head and Colloidal graphite. (3) Import of photo process carbons and gauging

electrodes will not be allowed.

SECTION II—contd.

3

4

1 2

PART //—coneld.

SJ. No. 46—contd.

(c) Condensers . . . . ..

Nil A.U. for import of capacitors (condensors) of the follow-

ing specifications :— 1000/250 microfared 30/50 V.D.C.

—10%+50% tolerance. + 10% storage increase over 2 months sheflife. + 10% variation typical temp, varia'ion over temp.

Range —10°C to 55°C.

Nil

(if) Others

.

(I) A. U. on restricted basis for flame proof mining bolls and flame proof mining telephones. Applica- tions will be considered by the J.C.C.I, & E, Calcutta.

(2) The import of the following telephonic equipment

will not be permitted :— (1) Small sizo ARP equipment (12 Sirbs+4 Sirens). (2) Dial Tester. (3) Communication equipment for naval frigates. (4) Cable extension equipment for microwave

systems.

(5) 60 Channel cable system, (6) 7 GHZ Microwave equipment for railways. (7) Supervisory control bay for 6 GHZ project.

46-A

Nil

A. U. for storage batteries industry for import of raw materials and components specified in Appendix 46.

(a) Storage batteries for cars, trucks, scooters, motor cycles, tractors, train lighting cells, aircraft batteries, signal batteries, telephone exchange, power house etc.

Nil

(c) Hearing aid batteries. (d) Diaphragms or electrolytic cells

El Nil A. U. for dry battery cell industry for import of raw ma-

terials and components specifiod in Appendix 47 46-B

Licences will be granted under the procedure for stores

ordered by Government Railways.

Telegraphic instruments and apparatus and parts thereof imported by or under orders of Railway Administra- tion.

Electric Exploders

Nil

48-A

A. U. on restricted basis for import of electric exploders and parts thereof. Licences will be granted by C.C.I, & E., New Delhi on the recommendations of the Chief Inspector of Mines, Dhanbad and in consultation with the D.Q.T.D.

50 Railway material for permanent way and rolling stock, T namely, sleepers, other than iron and steel fastenings thereof, bearing plates, chairs, inter-locking appara- tus, brakegear, shunting skids, couplings and springs signals, turn tables, weigh bridges, carriages, wagons, traversers, rail removers, scooters, trollies, trucks, also order cranes, water cranes, and water tanks when imported by or under the orders of a rail- way administration. Provided that for the purpose of this entry 'Railways' means a line of Railway subject to the orovisions of the Indian Railways Act, 1890, and includes a railway constructed in a State, in India and also such tramways as the Central Go- vernment may, by Notification in Official Gazette, specially include therein, Provided also that articles of machinery as dofined in item No. 72 or 72 (3) of the first schedule lu the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, shall not be deemed to be included hereunder.

Rubber fittings being component parts of railway

51

carriages.

52

Applications for import of items falling under these 5, Nos. from Railways will be considered on the re- commendation of the Railway Board in accordance with the procedure as laid down in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1972-1973.

Component parts other than rubber fittings being component parts of railway carriages and articles specified in Part I of this Schedule of Railway Mate- rials, as defined in item No, 74(2) of the first Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, namely, such parts only as are essential for the working of the Railways and have been given for that purpose some special shape or quality which would not be essential for their use for any other purpose. Provided that articles which do not satisfy this condition has also be deem- ed to be component parts of the railway mate- rials to which they belong if they arc essential to its operation and are imported with it in such qauntities as may appear to the Collector of Customs to bo reasonable.

j

SECTION U—contd.

1 2

4

3

PART til

¹

Nil

(a) Hydrosulphite of Soda, Rangolitc C (Sodium Sill- phoxylate Formaldehyde) or Formosul L, Brotasul and Sodium Nitrile.

(1) Requirements of sodium nitrite of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section J H to this Red Book.

(2) A.U.forimport of Hydrosulphite of Soda for export

production only.

(r) (i) Cation Active, finishing agcnls. Synthetic Resin

A. U. for export production only.

Nil

finishing agents,

(11) 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 JCC1 & E., Bombay on the recommendation of Textile Commissioner, Bombay,

(iit) Textile preservative (excluding phenol, cresol Nil

but including their substituted products).

A.U. for import of preventro liquid I, paranitro phenol, sodium punta-chloro-phcnate, penta-chloro-phenol for export production only.

N,l

id) (t) Wetting out, Penetrating, Dispersing, Scouring

and Emulsifying agents.

A.U. on restricted basis for import of special products covered under this sub-serial No. for manufacture of drugs, Pharmaceuticals, inseclicides and pesticides, rayon synthetic fibres, synthetic rubber and Polymers.

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(iv) Synthetic Bleaching agents (other than bleaching power or hypochlorites, hydrogen peroxide etc.).

(vi) Sodium AHginate . . . ..

Nil (1) A.U. for manufacture of dental products.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis Tor :—

(a) Latex industry.

(/)) Manufactuic of welding electrodes.

(/) Carboxy methyl cellulose und its salts

A.U. for import of the following items for manufacture

Nil

of protective coatings :—

(f) Bthyl cellulose.

(") Methyl cellulose

A.U. Detailed policy is given in Appendix 24.

Dyes derived from coal-tar and cowl-tar dciivativcs used

1-B

in any dyeing process.

2 Cotton raw . . . . . . ..

Nil Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Bonk.

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

Nil

4

Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

(1) Prime movers, boilers, locomotive engines and tenders for the same, portable engines (including lire engines) and other machines in which the prime mover is not separable from the operative parts.

A.U. applications will be considered by JCCI & E., Bom- (2) (a) Wet processing and finishing machinery,

Nil

bay subject to Appendix 34.

SECTION U—contd.

2

3 4

1

PART ///—contd.

SI. No. 4(3)—contd.

some special shape or quality which would not be essential for their use for any othcrpurpose.

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

Nil

Bombay, subject to Appendix 34.

(4) Control sear other than electric, self-acting, or other- wise and transmission gear (other than electric) designed for use with any machinery above specified excluding driving ropes not made of cotton and belting.

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

E.I.

E., Bombay.

(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 specified in clauses (1), (2), (3) and (4) above but excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(2) Import licences granted to actual users will be valid for import of spare parts of foreign made textile machinery as appearing in the manufacturers cata- logues. However such spare parts which are banned or restricted for import by genera/ nomenclature in the ITC policy will be allowed import on specific recommendation by the sponsoring authority and after the same are cleared from indigenous angle.

(3) The import licences granted to Actual Users will also be valid for the import of such spare parts of textile machinery which are imported by the indigenous manufacturers for building up machinery as per list cleared by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay and duly attested by the licensing authority concerned.

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

5

A.U. subject to Appendix 34.

Nil

(1) The following textile machinery and apparatus by whatever power operated when required for textile industries other than jute and hemp, namely :— Blow-room machinery, Carding Engines, Combers (including Silver Lap Machines, Ribbon Lap Machines, Lap Former) Speed Frames, Draw Frames, Ring Frames, Warp and Weft preparatory machinery (Winding machine. Warping machine, Sizing machine, Pirn Winding machine); Drawing- in and Twisting-iu-machincs (Warp tying ma- chines, Rcaching-in-machlnes, etc., Doubling machines, looms (all types) Wool Carding, Spin- ning, and Weaving machinery, Silk Throwing. Reeling, Twisting and Weaving machinery, Waste Spinnning machinery (all types).

E,I. (1) A. U. applications will be considered by JCCI & 5

E., Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

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

(2) Licences granted to actual users will be valid for import of spare parts of foreign made textile machinery as appearing in the manufacturers catalogues. However, such spare parts which are banned or restricted for import by general nomen- clature in the ITC policy will be allowed import on specific recommendation by the sponsoring authority and after the same are cleared from in- digenous angle.

(3) The import licences granted to actual users will also be valid for the import of such spare parts of textile machinery which are imported by the in- digenous manufacturers for building up machinery as per list cleared by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay and duly attested by the Licensing autho- rity concerned.

5-A Machine cloth . ..

.

Nil

(1) A. U. applications from textile mills will be consi- dered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay on the recom- mendation of the Textile Commissioner, Bom- bay.

(2) A. U. on restricted basis for import of silk bolting cloth from roller flour mills, starch units, refined guar gum units and emery grain powder manufac- turers.

SECTION n—contd.

3 4

1 2

PART III—concld.

(1) A. U. applications will be considered by JCC1 &. E. 6 (a) Wurp/Raschcl/Lacc and weft knitting machine;, 1

Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

(2) Licences granted to Actual Users for spare parls (including Hosiery machines) and embroidery machines to be worked by manual labour and which require less than one quarter of brake horse power.

1- Nil

will be valid for import of such spare parts of machinery which arc/were imported by indigenous manufacturers for building up machinery as per lisi cleared by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay and attested by the Jt. C.C.I. & E., Bombay.

(b) Warp/Raschcl/Lace and weft knitting machines (including hosiery machines) and embroidery ma- chines which require for their operation one quarter of brake horse power or more,

(c) Component parts for machinery falling under {a)

and (6) above excluding Hosiery needles.

(3) Licences granted to actual users will be valid for import of spare parts of foreign made textile machi- nery as appearing in the manufacturers catalogues. However, such spare parts which are banned or restricted for import by general nomenclature in the ITC policy will be allowed import on specific recommendation by the sponsoring authority and after the same are cleared from indigenous angle.

Animals, living, all sorts . . . . ..

Nil

PART IV 1

(1) The applications for import of Zoo animals/birds by the Zoological Gardens on barter basis will be considered.

(2) Applications from breeding farms for import of cattle, sheep, poultry and pigs may be considered by C.C.I & E., New Delhi on the recommendations of the Min. of Agriculture (Deptt. of Agriculture). (3) Applications from stud farms for import of horses for breeding purposes will be considered by the C.C.I. & E., New Delhi, Applications should be submitted in triplicate; the original copy of the application should be submitted to the Animal Husbandry Commissioner (Dept. of Agriculture), Krishi Bhavan, New Delhi and the other two copies of the application should be sent to the CCI&E, New Delhi and Director, Remount and Veterinary Services, West Block HI, R.K. Puram, New Delhi, respectively. The last date for submission of applications will be 30th April, 1972.

Nil Nil Nil

Coral unprepared Ivory, unmanufactured . . . . .. Plants, living, not otherwise specified . . ..

11 14 15

A. U. for export production only. A. U. for export production only. A. LJ. for accredited nurseries on the approved list of the Ministry of Agriculture, (Department of Agriculture)/ C.A.A.R. for import of plant material on the recom- mendations of the State Directors of Agriculture and in consultation with the Indian Council of Agricultural Research. No objection certificate under the Destruc- tive Insects and Pests Act from the Directorate of Plant Protection and Quarantine and storage should also be furnished by the applicants along with the import applications.

20 Cashew nuls

Nil The requirements of the actual users will be met by imports through the public sector agency. Please See Section III of this Red Book.

(a) (0 Fruits fresh, all sorts, n.o.s. excluding coconuts *

21

Import will be permitted according to the procedure to (//) Fruits, dried, sailed or preserved all sorts, n.o.s.

be notified later.

excluding dates.

1

(b) Dates

A. U. for export production only.

Vanilla beans. Seeds, all sorts, not otherwise specified, excluding vegeta-

31 37

Nil Nil

ble seeds.

(1) A. U, applications for import of the following items will be considered on the recommendation of the State Directors of Agriculture and in consulta- tion with the Ministry of Agriculture, (Depart- meht of Agriculture) New Delhi/Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi by the licens- ing authorities indicated against them :—

<7) Cocoa beans (seed) "1 (r;) Seeds for growing 1 JCC1 & E., Calcutta,

ramie

f: fibre! fla* and f j (W) Ornamental flower 1"

seeds and plant CCT& E., New Delhi, materials, (for ac- > credited nurseries only). j

SECTION n—contd.

4

3

2

1

PART IV— contd.

SI. No. 37—contd.

(2) A. U. applications for import of Chicory seeds from planters and others will be considered by the regional licensing authorities on the 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 be considered in consultation with the Ministry of Agriculture. (4) A. U. for import of Cocoa beans on restrictede

basis.

(5) A. U. applications for import of lucerene and soyabean seeds for multiplication purposes only will be considered by the regional licensing authori- ties on the recommendations of State Directors of Agriculture.

(6) A.U. applications for import of seeds of forestry species for raising plantations will be considered in consultation with the Ministry of Agriculture (Forestry Division of the Department of Agri- culture).

38 Copra or coconut kernel

Nil Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section HI of this Red Book.

Rubber seeds

40

Nil A. U. applications from Rubber Estates will be consider- ed by DCCI&E., Ernakulam on the recommendations of the Rubber Board.

41 Hops

Nil Requirements of actual users will be met on restricted basis by imports through Public sector agency, Please see Section III of this Red Book.

Wattle extract

~]

43

I Wattle bark

4/

On OC J.L. upto 30-9-1972

Bark for tanning excluding wattle bark

4!

Gum, Arabic

48

Nil

(a) (i) Gum and Benzoin (ras and kauri) but excluding

49

Nil

Requirements of the actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Book. (i) A.U. for import of Gum Benzoin for export pro- Dammer and rosin.

duction only.

(//) A.U. for kauri gum for manufacture of dental

material.

(K) Dammer including unrefined Batn

A.U. on restricted basis forimport of dammer gum for

Nil

manufacture of liquid gold.

(b) Rosin

A.U. for synthetic rosin for manufacture of dental

Nil

materials.

A.U. for the undermentioned varieties of waxes for 56

Nil

specific end products:—

Wax, all sorts, not otherwise specified excluding parafin wax, microcrystalline wax and dry battery wax, red and black.

Varieties of wax End-products

60 (a) Mutton tallow

Nil

(a) Carnuba wax. i (h) Vegetable and sparmaceti Polishes, Varnishes, wax. Carbon paper and (c) Yellow ozokerite wax. f other wax paper and id) White ozokerite wax. | lead slips for pencils. (e) Montan wax. J Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through Public sector agency. Please see Section in of this Red Book.

(a) Vegetable non-essential oils, not otherwise specified Nil

61

excluding Palm oil, Tung oil and China wood oil.

Requirements of Soyabean Oil of actual users will be met by imports through Public sector agency. Please see section III of this Red Book.

(ft) Palm oil

Nil Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through Public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Book.

(c) Tung oil and China wood oil

Nil A.U. for manufacture of printing ink and paints.

SECTION \\—contd.

I

3

4

PART / K - c o n t d.

(a) Neatsfoot oil and Us sulphonated products ,

64

Nil A.TJ. for leather and picker industries.

tyli) Others

Nil

79

A.U. on restricted basis for import of pharmaceutical

grade gelatine powder.

(") Powdered milk and milk food imported in bulk Nil

80

packing.

Requirements of skimmed milk powder of Public Sector milk supply schemes and of actual users for manufac- ture of baby food and malted milk food will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Book.

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

H.T. EJ. H.I.

Wines Brandy, Gin and Whisky Spirits excluding essences containing spirit used for the

82 83 84 85

E.I.

Nil Nil Nil Nil

manufacture of beverages, not otherwise specified in this Schedule.

Drugs and medicines containing spirits. Tobacco manufactured, not otherwise specified .

A.U. Detailed policy is given in Appendix 19. A.U. for import of filter tobacco for export production

E.I. Nil

87 93

only.

Nil (1) A,U. for import of special grade of China Clay for 97 China Clay

art and chrome paper industry,

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of special grades

of China Clay for other end uses.

Nil

The following building and engineering material,

A.U. for import of ball clay only.

99

namely:—

Chalk, lime and clay.

Nil

Marble and stone, not otherwise specified. .

103

(1) A.U. for import of pumice stone and rubber stone for manufacture of all metal reeds and steel reeds on restricted basis on the recommendation of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

(2) A.U. for Import of the following items in consultation

with D.O.T.D. :—

(0 Silex lining blocks (Silex stones finished), (zi) Flint grinding pebbles.

105 Mineral oils, not included in Item N o. 27 (4) or Item No. 27(6) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934 which is suitable for use as an illuminant in wick lamps.

106

Detailed policy is • given in Appendix 18,

Mineral Oils :— (n) Which has its flashing point at or above two hundred degrees of Fahrenheit's Thermometer, and is ordinarily used for the batching of jute or other fibres.

(6) Which has its flashing point at or above one hund-

red and fifty degrees of Fahrenheit's Thermometer, i; not suitable for use as an illuminant in wick lamps and is such as is not ordinarily used except as fuel or for some sanitary or hygenic purposes.

Drugs, Medicines, all sorts, not otherwise specified in E.I. A.U. Detailed policy is given in Appendix 19.

109

this schedule.

Nil

(c) Other toilet requisites, n.o.i. . . ..

115

Applications from film associations for import of studio make-up materials will be considered by the JCCT & E., Bombay. The items of studio make-up materials which will be allowed for import will be intimated to the licensing authority separately.

F.T.

Cinematograph films, not exposed . . ..

116

(0 A.U. for black and white as well as ORWO colour raw film required by the producers of feature films, documentaries and advcrhsiiig shorts. Re- leases will be made- by the JCCI & E., Bombay, Calcutta and Madras, out of the imports canalised through the STC from Rupee area.

(//) A.U. for export production also.

SECTION II—contd.

1 2

3 4

PART IV—contd.

Cinematograph films, exposed

(

Nil

117

1)E.I. for Educa- tional films.

( 2) S. T. C. for Fea- ture films

Plumbago and graphite . . . . ..

122

Nil

(1) Requirements of actual users of high purity gra- phite containing graphite carbon content more than 80% will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section ni of this Red Book.

(2) Import of other grades of graphite containing gra- phite carbon content upto 80% will not be allowed.

Printer's ink

A.U. for export production only.

Nil

123

Natural Essential oils, all Sorts, not otherwise specified

127

excluding pine oil.

128 The following Natural Essential oils, namely :— Citronella, Cinnamon and Cinnamon leaf.

(1) A.U. for manufacturers of aromatic chemicals, flavouring essences, perfumery compounds, syn- thetic essential oils, Pharmaceutical products. Scents, Fruits canning industries, Confectionery and Biscuits, Agarbattis, cosmetics hair oils and toilet soap.

The following Natural Essential oils, namely :—

Nil

129

(2) Requirements of actual users for the following Items will be met by imports through public sector agency:—

Almond, bergamot, gajupatti, camphor, clove, eucaly- ptus, lavender, lemon, otto-rose peppermint, nut- meg, Lime, Neroli, canangs and Dementholished peppermint (exmentha arvensis). J

(0 Peppermint oil (Mentha Pep). (//) Citronella oil Import will be permit- ted only for manufao ture of aromatic chemicals namely Geraniol, Citronellol and Hydroxy cintro- ncllol (on restricted basis)

Please see Section III to this Red Book.

(3) A.U. on restricted basis for manufacture of Scented

and chewing tobacco.

(4) A.U. on restricted basis for import of Orange oil for manufacture of flavouring essences and perftj- mery Compounds only.

(i) Import of the following oils will not be permitted:—

(a) Lemon grass oil. (6) Palmarosa oil. (c) Sandal wood oil. (d) Eucalyptus oil. (") Turpentine oil. (J) Volatile oil of mustard. (g) Cedar wood oil. (h) Vetiveroil. (/) Pepper oil (;) Cumin oil. (Jt) Celery seed oil. (0 Cardamom oil.

(m) whole Peppermint oil (ex-mentha Arvtnsis)

(6) Import of spearmint oil will be allowed to

actual users for manufacture of dental material.

Nil

(7) Import of dementhoiised Peppermit oil (ex-mentha Arvensis) will be allowed to actual osers for manu- facture of menthol. A.U. on restricted basis.

Essential oils, synthetic

130

1 G of 1—7

SKCTION n—contd.

2

3

1

4

PARTIV—contd.

132

Nil

(/) A. U. for Agarbatti manufacturers and blenders

of perfumery compounds.

(") Resinoids, namely, Benzoin, olibanum, Galbanum, Labdanum, Oaknoss, opponax, Balsum Peru, Bal- sum Tolu, slyrax and Orris.

07) Import of this item will not bo allowed for the manufacture of cosmetics, hair tonics, chewing tobaccos, pan massala, betel spices and hooka tobacco.

OH) Import of oleo-resin pepper oleoresin capsium and

oelo resin ginger will not be permitted.

Nil

(c) Patchouli leaves

A. U, for export production only.

136 (c) Other polishes and compositions.

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

138 Glue not otherwise specified excluding belt dressing.

Nil A. U. on restricted basis.

143

Nil Nil

(a) Chrome splits (b) Leather splits (c) Pickled hides, skins, pelts, splits and parts thereof. on O.G.T.

A.U. A,U. upto 30-9-1972.

144

onO.G.L. upto 30-9-1972.

(a) Hides and skins raw or salted, where value of hides and skins is more than that of wool/hair thereon. . (6) Fur skins ofleopard, tiger, deer, rabbit, fox, cat and E.T.

Nil

othet wild animals and reptiles skins.

Rubber, raw and gutta percha, raw. .

150

Nil

0) Import of natural rubber will normally be arran- ged through SI C for mectfng the requirements of actual users.

(//) A. U. for import of gut fa percha, raw. {Hi) Requirements of actual users for the follwing items will be met by imports through public sector agency:— (a.) Synthetic rubber namely. Butyl rubber, Acryon, trilo Butadiene Copolymer, Poly Chloroprene Thikol, Polyisoprene and Polybutadiene, Hypalon. siliconc rubber and Synthetic latex including Vinyl pyridine latex and copolymer of styrene butadiene latex.

(b) Hot type special grades of SBR for manufac-

ture of high impact polystyrene only,

Please see Section III to this Red Book.

(iv) Import of SBR and/or Alkyl substituted Styrene Butadiene Elastomcric Copolymers will rot be allowed.

154

Nil

Cork manufactures, not otherwise specified.

(v) Import of Reclaim rubber will not be allowed. A, U. applications from the sports goods industry for

shuttle cock cork bottoms will be considered.

157

]

Printing paper excluding poster and stereo and all coated paper but including art paper, all sorts, which contain no mechanical wood pulp or in which the mechanical wood pulp amounts to less than 70% of the fibre con- tent.

158

0) A. U. applications will be considered for import of paper items for the specific end-use as given in Appcndix-16. Applications from Tea and Coffee industries will be considered by the Licensing Authorities as indicated below:—

! Nil i

1

Tea Industry JCCT & E., Calcutta on the recom- mendation of the Chairman, Tea Board.

Printing paper, all sorts, not otherwise specified which contain mechanical wood pulp amounting to not less than 70 per cent, of the fibre content, excluding white printing paper mentioned in S. No. 44 of Part V of this Schedule.

Coffee Industry JCCI A E. Madras on the recommen-

dation of the Coffee Board.

159

(2) Licences will not be valid for import of Newsprint (a) Paper, including poster and stereo and all coated papci- except art paper, all sorts not otherwise specified excluding cigarette paper and packing and wrapping paper.

classified under S. No. 44/V.

(b) Filter paper Packing and Wrapping paper

159 160

J

(3) The list of raw materials to be allowed for import by the paper, film and foil packaging industries is given in Appendix 58.

(4) The list of raw materials to be allowed for import for manufacture of carbon paper is given in Appen- dix 60.

162 Trade catalogues and advertising circulars imported by

Bona fide imports will be allowed clearance by customs

packet, book or parcel post.

without the formality of import licences.

SECTION H—contd.

1 2

PART IV—contd.

166 Duplicating Stencils ,

168 (a) Printed advertising material supplied free of charge

(c) Others

169 Standard technical books for books of reference concern- "1 ing law and legal practice, or for use in connection with medical practice, scientific research or industrial processes.

170 Books, printed including covers for printed books, f maps, charts and plans, proofs, music manuscripts, 1 and illustrations specially made for binding in books I but excluding books falling under Serial No. 169 of 1 J this Part of this Schedule.

172 Silk, raw (excluding silkwastc and noils) and silk cocoons.

174 (a) Raw flax, and all other unmanufactured textile materials, not otherwise specified, excluding raw jute.

(b) Rawjutc.

176 Silk sewing thread

177 Nylon yarn and thread/Polyester filament yarn. .

181 188

Cotton sewing thread (") Grey, piecegoods (excluding bordered grey chad- ~] dars, dhoties, saries and scarves). f (6) Printed piecegoods and printed fabrics. . . f (c) Cotton piecegoods and fabrics not otherwise speci- j fled.

195 (b) Velvets and velveteens

206 Manufactures of wool, not otherwise specified including felt but excluding those specified in Serial No, 205 of hisPartoftheSchodule.

3 4

Nil The list of raw materials to bo allowed for import for manufacture of duplicating stencils is given in Appen- dix 60.

Import of advertising material supplied free of charge is permitted under OGL IV upto Rs. 400/-.

Nil

(0 Applications for import of security paper for printing of cheque books, draft forms and traveller cheque forms, from foreign banks and Insurance companies will be considered upto 75% of the value in relation to their best years' imports. (ii) Applications for CCPs for import of cheque books, draft forms and travellers cheque forms will also be considered from foreign banks, Indian banks. Insurance companies and travelling agencies who have organisation in foreign countries and have printed forms for international use.

E.L

(0 A. LJ. for libraries, technical and educational ins- titutions, etc. for import of books as per List II of Appendix 21 to this Red Book. Orders against such licences should ordinarily be placed through established importers unless the actual users can prove that they will be in a position to effect imports on a competitive basis.

(") Import of technical books covered by list 11 of Appendix 21 can be imported by individuals for their own use without a licence provided the c.l.f, value docs not exceed Rs. 500. For import of other books, licences to individuals may be issued upto a maximum of Rs. 400 in each case without insisting on a formal application in pres- cribed form.

Nil Requirements of raw silk of actual users under the policy for registered exporters will be met by imports through Public Sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Book.

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

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

A. U. for import of sewing thread for export production Nil

Nil

only. (1) Requirements of nylon yarn and thread (except industrial nylon yarn) and Polyster filament yarn (except polyester filament yarn having a diameter range of 40 microns to 210 microns for manufac- ture of surgical sutures) of actual users will be met on restricted basis by imports through Public Sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Book.

(2) A.U. for import of industrial nylon yarn of 210 denier and above only for bolting and tyre industry. (3) A.U. for import of polyester filament yarn having a diameter range of 40 microns to 210 microns for manufacture of surgical sutures.

Nil A. U. for export production only.

Nil A. U. for import of lining and interlining material made of cotton fabrics for export production only.

A. U. for import of Velveteen for export production Nil

only.

(1) A. U. for import of melton clolh for manufacture of Nil

tennis balls.

(2) Tho list of raw materials to be allowed for import for manufacture of paper makers' folts is given in Appendix 59.

SECTION \l—contd.

1

2

3 4

PART /P—<;ontd.

222

Nil A. U. for import of Shoulder Pads, Elastic tape and Haberdashery, millinery and drapery

Elastic Webbing for export production only.

237 Firebricks

"1

238

Nil

Requirements of the actual users for refractories and refractory materials will be met by imports through public sector agency in consultation with D.G.T.D. Please see Section III of this Red Book.

Building and engineering mat"rials, all sorts, not of iron, 1 steel or wood, not otherwise specified, excluding tiles V other than glass, earthenware or porcelain tiles and firebricks not being component parts of any article Included to Item No. 72 or No. 74(2) of the first Sche- dule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934. J

China and porcelain, all sorts, not otherwise specified .

240

Nil

(1) A. U. applications from research testing laborato- ries for chemical porcelainware and high tempe- rature ceramics will be considered.

(2) A.U. for Import of high density aluminium grinding

media on restricted basis.

A. U. for import of:—

Sheet and plate glass

Nil

214

(I) Plate/float glass for manufacture of wind shield

glasses.

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

(Hi) Sheet glass of 0.5 mm thickness and below for

manufacture of cover Slips.

(iv) Sheet glass above 6.5 mm. and below 0.8 mm thickness on restricted basis for end uses other than coverslips.

(b) Heat resisting glassware .

248

Nil (1) A U. for import of toughened armour well glasses for manufacture of flame-proof light fittings only.

(2) A.U. for import of glass rodding for manufacture

of tuberculin and micro medical syringes.

(1) A. U. on restricted basis for Import of :—

(c) Others

Nil

(0 Soft capillary tubing for manufacture of in- dustrial, medical and general purpose thermo- meters.

(//) Quartz Glass. (Hi) Hard Glass. (iv) Ceramic transfer Scales for manufacture of

clinical thermometers.

(v) Milk glass sheets for manufacture of clinical

thermometers.

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

(/) Soda lime glass tubes for fluorescent lamps. (it) Glass shells for GLS miniature and other types

of lamps except hard glass shells. (3) A. U. for import of glass chattons for export pro-

duction only,

(4) A. U. for import of glass pillets for glass to metal

sealing in finished glassmetic terminals.

252

Nil A. U. for import of glass beads and false pearls for Glass bangles, glass beads false pearls.

export production only,

Ni) A. U. for import of precious and semi-precious stones Precious stones, unset and imported uncut, excluding

253

unset and uncut for export production only.

diamonds in all forms.

A. U. for import of cultured-pearls unset for export

Nil

254 Pearls unset

production only.

Empty drums and barrels returned by Steamship Com- Nil

263

panies to oil companies in India.

Import of steel drums and barrels which are returned empty by steamship companies to oil companies in India will be allowed clearance by the customs without Import licence.

SECTION H—contd.

4

2

3

1

PART IV—contd.

Nil

Mercury

266

Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Book.

Nil

A. U. for zip fasteners and zip type belt extenders for Zip fasteners with metallic teeth . . ..

274

export production only.

Nil

(a) Hardware, iron mongery and tools, all sorts, not

A, U. for export production only..

275

otherwise specified in this Schedule, and parts there- of, excluding machine tools, agricultural imple- ments and chains.

Nil

E.I. Nil Nil

A. U. for export production only. A, U. for import of raw materials and components (6) Garage Tools Printing type (b) Parts of domestic refrigerators and room air-condi-

280 284

specified in Appendix 48.

tioners.

(6) Parts of typewriters excluding typewriter ribbons. .

286

E.I. #

A. U. for import of components by manufacturers of typewriters having approved programme in consul- tation with D.G.T.D. Import of letter types for type- writers will be allowed on restricted basis.

1

290

Nil

(a) Electronic valves (b) Condensers (c) Resistances I (d) Potentiometers, Volume control, tone control . I 1 (e) Loudspeakers J ( /) Others

(1) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 38. (2) A. U. for manufacturers of electronic components for import of raw materials subject to Appendix

293 Articles (other than rubber tyres and tubes, iron, steel bolts and nuts and chains for motors cars) adapted for use as parts and accessories of motor cars, including taxi cabs, but excluding those mentioned in Part II of the Schedule.

E.I. Detailed policy for these items is given in Appendix 26.

295 Articles (Other than rubber tyres and tubes and chains) adapted for use as parts and accessories of motor cycles and motor scooters, except such articles as are also adapted for use as parts and accessories of motor cars.

297 Parts of mechanically propelled vehicles and accessories, not otherwiso specified, excluding rubber tyres and tubes and chains and such parts and accessories of motor 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

301

A. U. for export production only.

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

302 X-Ray films

E.I.

303 Photographic negatives and printing, paper, excluding

X-Ray films.

Requirements of actual users will be met by Imports through Public Sector agency. Please see Section in of this Red book. (/) A. U. for manufacture of calendars, printing of posters, pamphlets, screen printing and labels, process blocks, dye tonned publicity slides and translites for advertising purposes.

(//) Applications for import of (a) colour papers and (b) colour chemicals for processing of colour films and colour papers will be considered by the re- gional licensing authorities.

304 Film strips slides and micro films

Applications from educational institutions for import of Film Strips of scientific and educational charac- ter, will be considered by C.C.I., & E., New Delhi, in consultation with the Ministry of Education and Social Welfare.

E.T.

305 Photographic instruments, apparatus and appliances, other than cinema, all sorts, not otherwise specified, and parts thereof.

A. U. on restricted basis in consultation with D.G.T.D. However, import of Box cameras and Reflex box ca- meras will not be permitted.

308

Nil Nil

(b) Parts of clocks (c) Time pieces, i.e., one day alarm clock and parts>

Detailed policy is given in Appendix—45. Detailed policy is given in Appendix—45. thereof.

E.I.

(d) Watches and parts thereof

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 45.

SECTION U—contd.

2

1

3

4

PART /P-~concld.

312

Nil

E.).

316

1 > Anns and ammunitions i

317 Cartridge case, filled and empty

Nil.

E.I.

324

E.I.

(a) Artists' brushes including Hog's hair brushes.

Nil

325

A.U. for export production only. A, U. applications from recognised clubs will be conside- (a) Fishing hooks (d) Oolfballs

Nil Nil

red by C.C.I. & E., New Delhi.

Or) Others

Nil

(i) A. U. for Co-operative Societies for import of i

fishing lines made of plastics.

(//) A. U. applications from sport goods industry for

import of nylon guts will DO considered.

334 Postage stamps, whether used or unused.

Nil Applications from individual collectors of stamps (as distinct from dealers) who pursue this hobby on an exchange basis, will be considered by C.C.I. &E., New Delhi. Licences, where issued, will be without exchange control copy.

337 Empty golatine capsules

Nil Requirements of actual users foj; empty hard gelatine capsules as Indicated below will be met by imports through public sector agency:— (i) Empty hard gelatine capsules of sizes 3, 4 and 5. (rt) Empty hard gelatine capsules of sizes other than

those covered by (/) above. (On restricted basis). Please see Section HI to this Red Book.

A. U. for import of rough synthetic stones other than, 339 Synthetic stones

Nil

white and red for export production only.

PART V

A. U. for export production only.

4 6

Nil Nil

Starch and farina Dyeing and tanning substances, all sorts, not otherwise specified, excluding wattle extracts and the articles specified in S. No. 5 of this Part of this Schedule.

(/) Import of Quebiacho extract, chestnut extract and modified eucalyptus extract (Myrtan) will be allowed under OGL upto 30-9-1972.

(/(') A.U. for import of other items falling under this

S.No. except synthetic tanning agents.

Oil) Import of synthetic tanning agents will not be

permitted.

8

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18.

Oreases all sorts, not otherwise specified, including pet- roleum jellies, paraffin wax and microcrystalline wax.

Nil

Cod Liver Oil

9

A.U. on restricted basis for Import of cod oil foi manu-

facture of industrial leather.

Fish oil including whale oil not otherwise specified, ex-

10

cluding cod liver oil;— (a) Sperm oil (b) Others . . . . . . ..

Fish oil and whale oil hardened and hydrogenated. . Essences containing spirit used for the manufacture of

11 13

Nil Nil Nil Nil

A. U. for manufacture of Pickers. A. U. for export production only. A. U. for export production only. A, U. on restricted basis.

beverages.

Nil

14 Metallic Ores, all sorts except Ochres and other pig- ment ores but including antimony ore in lump, pow- der, or concentrated form.

(1) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met by Imports through public sector agency :— (i) Antimony ore. (ii) Tungstonore. (Hi) High grade manganese ore for manufacture

of dry batteries.

(Iv) High grade Molybdenum ore. (v) Titanium ore.

Please sec Section III to this Red Book,

(2) A. U. for import of Zinc Ore/concentrate and

Lead ore/concentrate.

(3) A. U. for import of spathic iron ore for vanaspati

industry.

(c) Gilsonito . •

Nil

15

A.U. for the manufacture of paints, varnishes

and printing inks.

SECTION II—contd.

2

3

4

1

PART V—contd.

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18.

17

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18. Please see Appendix 18.

Nil

(a) Transformer Oil, Insulating Oil, Switch Oil and all sons of Mineral Oils, not otherwise specified, other than Liquid Paraffin, White Oil, Textile Finishing Oil, Textile Fibro Oil and Batching Oil for Fibres, (ft) White oil (c) Liquid paraffin

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18.

18

••

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

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18.

20 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 Fahrenheit's thermometer.

Nil

(a) Caustic Soda

22

The requirements of the actual users will be met by imports through the public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

.. Nil

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

(ft) Other Chemicals Gas cylinders when imported filled with pas. Copper, green (ferrous sulphate)

22 22A 24 25 Sulphur ;— (a) Non-processed elemental/non-refined recovered sul-

phur.

Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

A. U. for import of insoluble 20% oil treated sulphur

Nil

(ft) Processes sulphur (all grades) . . ..

for Rubber/Coir Industries.

Nil

Soda ash, including calcined natural soda and manu-

26

factured soiquicarbonates.

Requirements of natural dense soda ash of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

Heavy chemicals, the following, namely, Magnesium

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

27

••

chloride

28

1 ••

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

The following chemicals, namely :— (a) Alum (ammonia alum, potash alum and soda alum.) (ft) Magnesium sulphate or hydratcd magnesium sul-

phate.

1

The following chemicals, namely, cadinium sulphoie, co-

29

balt oxide, liquid pr>ld for glass making, soldi i um and uranium oxide.

Nil A. U. Import of Selenium will be allowed in all forms. Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28. Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

(a) Selenium and Selenium dioxide. . . .. (b) Others Potassium bichromate, sodium bichromate and chromic

30

acid.

The following chemicals, drugs and medicines,

31

namely :—

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

(a) Acetic, Carbolic, Citric, Hydrochloric, Nitric, Oxalic Sulphuric, Tartaric and any other acids exclud- ing chromic acids, anhydrous amonia, naphthalene, Potassium chlorate, Potassium cyanide and other Potassium compounds bicarbonates of soda, borax, sodium cyanide, sodium silicate, arsenic, calcium carbide glycerine, lead, magnesium and zinc com- pounds, not otherwise specified.

34-37 (a) Harmless food Colours (ft) Water and oil colours (r) Pigment water finishes and stains for leather and

Nil E.L Nil

A. u. for export production only. Nil A. U. for import of pigments for export production only. shoes.

(0 A. U. for import of raw materials mentioned in (d) Raw materials for paints specified elsewhere .

Nil

Appendix 29.

(ii) Requirements of actual users for ortho-xylene and para-xylene will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see section III of this Book.

(Hi) A. U. for import of :—

Pearl essence for manufacture of simulated pearls and acrylic plastic sheets.

SECTION n—contd.

1

2

3

4

PART V—contd.

S.No. 34—37(d)-con/tf.

(Iv) A. U. for import of P.O. Red Oxide for manufac-

ture of paints.

(vy A. U. for import of Red lead for manufacture

of Air-craft batteries.

(e) Titanium Dioxide

Nil Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

( /) Lithopone

Nil Requirements of actual users for manufacture of rubber rollers and other rubber goods will be met by Imports through public sector agency. Please see Section lit of this Book.

(A) Blancfixe

Nil A. U. on restricted basis for manufacture of acid resisting

cement.

( /) Ceramic Colours

(k) Bronze powder ( /) Other manufactured paints, distempers, varnishes

Nil Nil Nil

A. U. A.U. A. U. for import of the following items for export pro- and lacquers.

duction only :—

(1) Colours, (2) Top lacquers, Base lacquers and Thlnners suitable for plastic metalizing, (3) Paints and Varnishes, (4) Soap colours (permissible categories).

39

Nil Import will normally be arranged through the S.T.C.

for meeting the requirements of actual users.

Explosives, namely : blasting gunpowder, blasting gela- tine, blasting dynamite, Wasting roburite, blasting tonite and all other sorts including detonators and blasting fuse.

40 (a) Rock phosphate, Mineral phosphate. .

Nil The import of this item is canalised through public sector

agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

(b) Sodium Nitrate

Nil Requirements of actual users will be met by import through publip sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

(c) (/) Muriate of potash

(W) Sulphate of PotaBh

Nil The import of these items is canalised through public

sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

•) i Id) Sulphate of Ammonia f (g) Others (Urea-fertilizer grade) . . . . j

41

E.I. Nil

Nil A. U. on restricted basis subject to Appendix 30.

(0(6) Rubber Contraceptives (") Giant motor, motor cycle tyres, tubes and flaps, bicycle tyres and tubes and industrial tyres, tubes and flaps including solid tyres, but excluding tractor and off-the-road tyres and tubes.

Nil A. U. on restricted basis subject to Appendix 30.

[///) Tractor and off-the-road tyres, tubes, and flaps ex- 1 cluding other types of tyres and tubes and flaps specified elsewhere.

A. U. for battery manufacturers on restricted basis.

I [/v) Rubber battery containers (v) Rubber thread

Nil Nil

(1) A. U. for Import of bare rubber thread of over

60 gauges.

(2) A. U. on restricted basis for import of rubber thread upto 60 guage of heat resisting quality.

>tf) Sectional Air bags <

Nil A. U. on restricted basis for import of Full Circle Colla-

psible Curing bags.

ix) Others

Nil

(

42

Nil

The list of raw materials to be allowed for Import for manufacture of rubber goods is given In Appendix 57. (1) A. U. on restricted basis for import of the following types of wood for specified end-use shown against them :—

(v) (0 Wood and timber all sorts, not otherwise speci- fied, Including all sorts of ornamental wood but excluding agarwood, plywood, sandal wood, tagarwood, laminated wood and veneer.

Types of wood

End-use

(0 Beach wood, Douglas Fir (in consultation with Jute Commissioner, Cal- cutta).

Jute mill wooden ac- cessories other than jute mill picking stic- ks, bobbins, box ba- cks, lay races, loom lay blocks, and shut- tles.

5 i f, u

• ar ' . i \ / r . i :> ;>:• ; N D I :\ I -\ I R \ O K D I N A RV

4 X 0 ^!

SFTIION p. ~,M,V;

¹

-

/>.?/;

/) (•! wv.',,'.

(//) Birch, B?ach. Maple Bobbins for ivxtiU;

and Douglas Fir fin induMrv, consultation with Tex- 'ile Convnissidiicr, Bom- bay).

{///•) Ash, Mulbcry and beach Sports goods,

wood.

N

(1) A. U. for import of timbers for manufacture of texLile siiuttleu in consultation with the Textile Commissioner. Bombay.

{.") A. U. for impt-rf of vvillo'.v clefts for sports goods

industry.

-t.

Nil

•M

Nil

Jjfer.

While printing paper (excluding laid n:.>rkcd p?p;v v,inch contains nucuamcal wood pelp amounting lo not less than 70% of the fibre content.}).

• -5 . \ Paste board, mill bo.ird.canl hoard an<: -iraw hoard. all

N;i

:-otls.

Wool law and wool lops including y.ool wastj shoddy

Nii

4""'

y,ooi and woollen rags.

61

Di'iniunc's nnse' and imposed uncut excluding burl and Nil

industrial dKimmvK

( / )) S l ! i t - l ' 3 Vj l o i ' vs . . . . . . ,"

{'1 iliiV/CS

I-

Nil

1

SECTION ll—cuntd.

1

3

4

2

PART K—contd.

(1) Licences will not be valid for machines mentioned

in Appendix 3.*i.

65 (1-4) Articles of machinery not otherwise specified, in this schedule except when required for the textile in- dustries, tea industry, iron and steel production works, electric supply undertakings, mines and quarries :—

(2) Licences issued under this S. No. will not be valid for import of electric hoist blocks upto 10 tons capacity and cooling towers.

A. U. for import of components for manufacture of Shoo

Nil

(/) Boot and Shoe manufacturing machinery. .

manufacturing Machinery.

UeiLLiled licensing policy is given in Appendix 3!.

(//) Cinema machinery (including studio equip- ment and projection and also including sound recording apparatus for the production of cine- ma films).

Nil

(/y) Petroleum and gaswell drilling equipment. ,

A. U. applications will be considered by C.C.I. & E, New Delhi in consultation with the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals, New Delhi.

(/) A. U. for the import of the following items of air- (tO (a) Package air-conditioners, other than room ~)

Nil

conditioning and refrigeration equipment :—

air-conditioners.

[

(b) Other types .

. J

1. High speed light weight construction caluminium open type compressor suitable for air-conditioner of buses in consultation with the DGTD.

2. Low back pressure open type refrigeration compres- sor i ton, I ton and 1 ton at—13°C suitable for combination cooler—in consultation with thtt DGTD.

3. Hermaric sealed Compressor above 1 IIP upto 3/4 HP suitable for temperature at — 10"C. 4. Special type of refrigeration equipment requiring Lloyds specifications No. 2 and No. 3 for ships in consultation with the DGTD.

5. Freezo drying plant and accessories. 6. Ice cube machine. 7. Continuous type ice cream making machine. 8. Special type of walk in coolers and deep freezers—

(below—40"Q.

9. Electronic Air Filter.

10. Air-conditioner for Crane used only in the steel

plant.

11. Turbo Compressors and air cycle system for air-

craft and aeroplanes.

12. Environmental test chamber requiring combination of very high temperature and very low tempera- ture.

13. Absolute air filter (97% efficiency and higher). 14. Cryogenics low temperature below—150QC. 15. Nitrogen Refrigeration container. 16. Plate Freezers. (11) A. U. for import of raw materials and compo-

nents mentioned in Appendix 48.

(vii) The following road making haulage earth moving

equipments ;—

Nil

(ii) Wheeled and Crawler tractors above ?f)

D.B.H.P.

A.U. applications will be considered by C.C.I.&E, New Delhi for imports from available sources in consulta- tion with the D.G.T.D.

Nil

A.U. applications will be considered by CCI&E, New Delhi for imports from available sources in consulta- tion with the D.G.T.D.

(ft) (/) Shovels, Excavators, draglines and modifica- tions thereof, motoriseJ scrapers ;md Towed Scrapers, Dozers and Loaders all typos. off-the-Highway Dumpers not built on conventional chassis and Motor Graders.

Nil

A.U. applications will be considered by CCI&E, New Delhi for imports from available sources in consulta- tion with the D.G.T.D.

(ii) Vibrating soil compactors, vibrators, stone crushers, stone granulators, tar and bitumen boilers-spares, core drilling machines, concrete mixors, asphalt mixers, motor mills, concrete screens, road forms, road tampore spreaders and finkhcri and winches.

SECTION n—contd.

4

1

3

2

PART V contd.

65(1-41 —cantd.

(x) Machinery required for other industries and under- Nil

takings.

(1) A. U. subject to Appendix 35. Applications for im- port of machinery and equipment will be considered in terms of the provisions contained in Chapter VI of the Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1972-7;!.

(2) A. U. applications from tobacco Industry for Impoit of tobacco redrying plants and parts thereof will be considered by J.C.C.I. & E., Madras.

(3) A. U. applications from Oil Companies will bo con-

sidered by CCI & E., New Delhi.

(4) A. U. for import of single purpose or doublo pur- pose machines costing Rs. J2,600 to Rs. 15,750 each for manufacture of watch parts.

(5) A. U. implications for import of leather and leather goods Machinery (including Machinery for foot- wear—learher, Rubber) and parts thereof will be considered by CCI & E., New Delhi, in consulta- tion with the DOTD.

(eO A. U. applications for import of machinery/parts thereof for crushing bones will be considered by CCI & E., in consultation with the DOTD.

65

Detailed licensing policy is given in Appendix 31.

(5) (/) Parts of cinema machinery (including studio equipment and projectors and also including sound recording apparatus for production of cinema films).

(ii) Parts of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning ma-

Nil

Fi.I.

chinery other than domestic refrigerators.

L.T.

Nil

\}i) (

(ill) Parts of machinery when required for Indus- t-.I.

(1) A. U.

tries and undertakings oilier than cinema and refrigeration and also other than spare parts of machinery falling under S. No. 65 (1—4) (vii) (a) and (b) (/) and (//)/K

(2) Import nf spare parts of machines mentioned in Appendix 35 will be allowed subjoct to tho pro- visions made for items included in Appendix 3. (3) A. U, licences will not bo valid for import of items

mentioned in Appendix 5.

(i" Industrial Knives . . . ..

Nil A, U- for import of polishing knives, slicer knivei, clipper knives and chipper knives for export production only.

65 (6) (a) Office machines and pans thereof which are

manually operated or worked by power,

(f/) Duplicators, Power driven . . ..

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

Nil

of imported makes.

(/V/) Other Oflice Machines: . . ..

Nil

Office machines provided they are operated by

A. U. on restricted basis for spare parts for maintenance of imported machines and replacement of parts of indigenous machines having imported components.

manual labour or power operated such as ;—

Accounting Machines Addressing Machines. Book Keeping Macriines. Billing Machines. Calculating Machines. Adding Machines. Cheque writing Machines. Letter Scuiing Machines. L etier Opening Machines. 1 istins Machines. Pnsiipi; Machines, INislayi; l-rnnkiny Machines. C ash Registers. Receipting Machines. Stamp Affixing Machines. Data Processing Machines. (Unit Record System)

i Automatic Electrical control switches.

6f

A, U. for export production oaly.

Nil

SECTION ll—contd.

2

¹

3 4

PART r—contd.

Nil

67(1)

(1) A. U. applications from newspaper establishment and quality printers as denned in Appendix 9 for import of printing machinery required for replace- ment or development purposes will be consideied by the CCI, New Delhi subject to Appendix 35. The applicants are required to furnish the additional information along with their applications in the proforma prescribed in Appendix 9.

(2,i A. U. for import cf Photographic plates and films

for quality printers.

(3) A. U. for import of type casting machines for type

foundries.

(/) Printing and Lithographic material, namely presses, composing sticks, chases, imposing tables. Lithogra- phic plates made of metals other than zinc, such as Aluminium Brass, Bi-meia), Tri-metuJ, etc., litho- graphic siones, stereo blocks, wood blocks, half-ton.; 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 prcs-.es, PiTOof presses, arming presses copperplate printing presses, rolling presses, ruling machine, ruling pen making machines, lead cutters, rule cutters, slug cutters, type casting machines, type setting and cast- ing machines paper in roys with side perforations to b" used after further perforation for type casting rule bending machines, rule missing machines, bronzing machines, stereotyping apparatus, paper folding machines, paging machines, but excluding ink and paper and sets of mats when imported as advertising material in connection with exposed film, Treadle Printing Presses or presses of predo- minantly treadle type and Roller composition

Nil

A. U. for export production only.

(Hi) Roller Composition

(1) A. U.

(2) Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item F.I.

67

No. 72 (3) of Machinery specified in clause (/) above, excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(2) Upto 2% of the face value of licences of this item can be utilised for import of Bolts. Screws, Studs, Nuts, Rivets, Cuttw/Split pins and washers speci- fically adopted for use on monotype supercastina machines, and bearing specific makers* catalogue numbers.

A. U. for —

(

V.I.

68

(/) Printing industry.

presses including requirements of cloth processing machines, viz., printing, sanforizing, etc.

(ii) Textile nulls. Applications will be considered by the JCCl & E., Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

Nil

A. U. for oil companies on restricted basis in consulta- (b) Rubber hoses required for the Oil Industry.

tion with the D.G.T.D.

Nil

(c) Rubber spray hoses for industrial and agricultural

purposes.

A. U. for import of flexible rubber hoses of low tem- perature application for the manufacture of plate freezets.

Nil ll) A. U. subject to Appendix 34.

69-A Hosiery needles for hosiery machinery and knitting ma- chines whether operated by manual labour or mecha- nical power.

(2) Applications from uaits registered/licensed under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act will be considered by the regional licensing authorities concerned on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority concerned.

(3) Applications from other actual users will be con- sidered by the regional licensing authority concerned on the recommendation of the State Directors of Industries concerned.

(4i Actual users should apply to the licensing authority concerned through the sponsoring authority as indicated abovi.

E.r.

Sr.c. IJ TH1-. d A / F T TF Ob IN1JIA I X I RAORDINARA

4 8 0 / 55

SECTION D—contd.

3 4

1

2

1'ARI (—contd.

74

Nil S.T.C.

U) Wheeled anJ Crawler Tractors upto and including

50 draw bar horse power.

(///) Spare parts for agricultural tractors and for tractor U.I.

drawn agricnhural implcmenls.

(1) Import of parts of agriculture tractors will be allow- ed to the individual tractor owners upto the value of Rs. 1,250 per iraclor in a year, without an im- port licence in terms of the provision made in Clause 11 (2) of the Imports (Control; Order, 1955 as amended.

(2) Requests from individual tractor owners for special requirement of tractor parts in excess of Rs. 1,250 will be considered if they are not in a position to procure their requirements from the established importers. Applications should be made to the C.C.I. & E., New Delhi duly recommended by the Tehsildar/'State Director of Agriculture concerned.

{}) Licences will not be valid for import of spare parts of agricultural tractors and for tractor drawn agricultural implements mentioned in Appendix 4-D/Part IJ.

(4) Import of agricultural steel discs including those mentioned in Appendix 4-D (Part 11) will not be permitted.

(5) Import of banned types of ball and roller bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 and rollers/needle rollers mentioned in remarks column against S. No,

(b) Spare parts of crawler tractors upto and including

50 UBHP will be covered by 65(5)(ii)(a)/V.

Nil

A. U. applications for import of coffee pulping and curing macl inery from Coffee industry will be considered by theJCCI&E., Madras.

fc) Power driven agricultuial machinery excluding Sheep Foot Rollers, Tractors, Rolarv Hose and Rotary Tillers.

li.l.

(vi) Pails or power driven agricultural machinery.

A, U. applications for import of spare parts of power drivtn sprayers from Col Fee and Tea industries will be considered by the licensing authorities as indicated below in consultation with the D.O.T.D. ;—

Coffee industry . . J.CC.I, & E., Madras.

Tea industry . . . J.CC.I. & E,, Calcutta.

Nil

Dairy and Poultry Farm equipment, not otherwise speci-

fied and component parts thereof.

(1) A. II. for approved dairy and poultry farms for import of equipment for replacement purposes subject to Appendix 35.

(2) A. U. for approved manufacturers of dairy and poultry ecjuipmenl for import of component parts for the manufacture of complete equipments.

(3) A. IJ. for import of spare parts for maintenance

purposes.

Nil

(1) A. U. The import will be allowed in the manner 76

indicated below :—

(a) Industrial Sewing Machines and parts thereof which are manually operated or worked by power and required Tor their operations less than one quaiter horse power.

(") Industrial sewing ma- chines and components/ spare parts thereof olher than over lock, flat lock dnd chain lock ma- chines.

(i) Applications for import of industrial sewing ma- chines and parts thereof will bo considered hy the regional licensing authorities in consulta- tion with D G.T.D. However, applications from the Jute industry will be considered by the J.CC.I. & E., Calcutta in consultation with the Jute Commissioner, Calcutta.

SECTION II—contd.

2

1

3 4

PART V— contd.

S. No. 16(d)—coijiiL

(//) The list of raw materials and components to be allowed for import for manufacture

(b) Flat lock and chain 1 (i) Applications from lock machines. I textile mills will be considered by JCC1 V & E., Bombay, in (r) Overlook machines (on ( consultation with the basis of 50 "•„ indijje- | Textile Commission- nous and 50"/. impor- J er. ted.)

(ii) Applications from the Hosiery goods manufacturers other than SSI units will be considered by JCC1 & E., Bombay, on the recommenda- tion ol Textile Com- missioner.

(Hi) Applications from the hosiery goods ma- nufacturers in the small scale sector will be considered by JCCI & E., Bom- bay, on the rocom- meudation of the Director of Indus- tries of the Stale concerned.

(iv) A.U. applications for impon of five-thread overlocks machines working with 5,000 and above stitches per minute from the garments manufac- turers who had ex- ported their products to the extent of 50% or more of the pro- duction during any of the preceding three calendar years 1969, 1970 and 1971, will he considered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay, in con sultation with the Textile C'ommissio ncr, Bombay. The condition for pur- chase of equal num- ber of such machines fiom the indigenous manufacturers will not be applicable in these cases.

SECTION n—contd.

4

3

2

1

PART 1'—contd.

Nil A. U. The import will be allowed in the manner indicated

below :—

76 (/>) Industrial Sewing Machines and parts thereof which are worked by power and require for their operation one quarter horse power and above.

(1) Industrial sewing nia- Applications will be con- chines and spare parts sidcred by the JCCI & exclusively used in the E., Bombay in consul- textile industry and re- talion with Textile Co- quired for replacement rnmissioner, Bombay, purposes.

(2) Industrial sewing ma- (i) Applications for import chines and components/ of industrial sewing spare parts thereof other machines and parts than over-lock, flat lock- thereof from units other and chain lock machi- thau textilo mills will nes. be considered by the regional licencing autho- rities in consultation with D.G.T.D. However applications from Jute industry wil] be consi- dered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta in consul- taiion with ihc Jute commissioner.

07) The list of raw materials and components to be allowed for import for manufacture of indus- trial sewing machines is given in Appendix 56.

(3) Overlook sewing ma- "| (/) Applications from chines (on the basis textile mills will be of 50% indigenous considered by JCCI and 50% imported), y & E., Bombay, in consultation with (4) Flat lock and Chain Textile Commission-

lock industrial sewing I er. machines. J

07) Applications from Ihc Hosiery goods manufacturers other than SSI units will be considered by JCCI & U., Bombay on the rccommenda- vion of Textile Co- mmissioner.

(Hi) Applications from the hosiery goods manufacturers in the small scale sector will be considered by .ICCI&E., Bombay on the recommenda- tion of tlie Director of Industries of the State concerned.

480/58

11JH G A Z i : iH or INDIA l-XTRAORDIN ARY

[I'VRi

SECTIOIN ll—contd.

A

i

1

I'ART V—contd.

(A) A.U. applications J. 7(3 ( b )- CUtttJ.

iW import ol" uvcrlock machines working with 5.000 and above stitches per minute from the gar- ments manufacturers who nad exported their products to the extent of 50% or more of the produc- tion during any of the preceding three calendar years ]9d9, 1970 and 1971, will be considered by the J.C.C.I.&,E., Bom- buy in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bom- hay. The condition for purchase of equ- al number of such machines from the indigenous manufac- turers will not be applicable in these cases.

Note : Permissible spare parts of industrial sewing machines will be allowed clearance upto 5% of the face value of licences only when imported along with the con- signments of industrial sewing machines falling under serial number 76/V, even though such spare parts may be differently classifiable. Imports of such spare parts from a country other than the country from which the industrial sewing machines are im- ported will not be permitted.

(/) A.U. on restricted basis.

(c) Needles for all industrial sewing machines Nil

(//) Import of needles for Industrial Sewing Machine

of sizes specified below will not be pormitcd—

Singer

Size

Size

Equivalent system Needles

Class & i Catalogue No.

variety

3

4

1

2

14

90

(2055)

16x87

16 34 34 R 050

16

100

••

70 187 216 2R7

105

17

(205.")

l'".xS7

326 376

315 365

1

IS

-

387 432

431 476

130

21 60S 690R

690 605 R

140

22

798 1104

23

160

-

1652

200

25

108

(2055)

16x87

742 1007 now 1642 H026 71K 1642V 1647

Sue. 1]

1I1L GAZJ.Jlli OF INDIA I X IKAORD1NARY

480/59

SECTION n—contd.

4

2

3

1

PAR!

r—contd. S. No. 76( c y—contd.

4

1

2

3

5

75

231

16x231

(2254)

n

14 16 18

90 100 110

"

11

75

24x1

(1111)

1881

H26 VO. 1149 164211 1738 1738G 66 2060

14

90

ti

18

110

206x2 135x 1

(2510) (1451\

14 16

61B 1531

90 100

135x7

1

(1901)

134 H 134 797 1681 1831 1953

354 1673 134- 134R TR 1340 1759 1844 2007

H25

88x1

11

75

(1315)

25H 1128

16

100

It

(1225)

81x1

II

11 14

75 90

621 1023

My A

If

>t

16x2

(2082)

100 90 100 120

f"

"l

86x1 71x1

(2770) (1526)

16 14 16 19 21 14 14

100 90 90 v

A B

s

431 431 436 1442

16 18

100 110

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 38.

F.r.

(i) Hearing aids and parts thereof

78

Nil

///) Tape and wire recorders, all sorts and parls thereof

(/) A. U. applications from film studios for import of magnetic p=iforated films will h; considered by the J.C.C.I. & E,, Bombay, Madras and Calcutta on the recommendation of the Regional Consultative Com- mittees on raw film.

07) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 38.

(JV) Public address equipments and parts thereof :—

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 38.

Nil

(1) Amplifires

Nil

(2) Loudspeakers

A. U. for manufacturers ofloudspoakers (Paper cone type/Pressure unit type) in the small scale sector for import of the following components :—

Loudspeakers (Paper cone type)

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 43.

Loudspeakers (Pressure unit type)

1. Special adhesive. 1 2. Enamelled copper wire

thinner than 44 SWG, |

> 63 paiseper loudspeaker.

3. Aluminium winding

wire. I 4. Voice coil lead wire. J

1 O of 1—9

SECTION n—contd.

1 2

3 4

PART 1—contd. 78 (i\)—contd.

(5) Microphones . . . . ..

Nil

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 33.

(l¹) Heating elements . . . . ..

Nil A. U. for import of heating elements other than Nichrome Heating (Tubular type) upto 1200°C in Chrome-nickel steel and copper tubing.

(vlll) Yarn and doth testing machines including other Nil A. U. applications from textile industry will t" considcre J types of textile testing machines.

by JCCI & E., Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

Nil

(_ix) Others

(1) A. U. for import of the following items :—

(a) (/) Heating and cooling combination thermos-

tat.

(/O Wall type Thermostat. 070 Defrost Thermostat, (iv) Proportionate type thermostat.

(v) Electronic thermostat. (vl) Pneumatic type thermostat. (vll) Heating thermostat above 250°C.

(b) (i) Specialized electrical instruments and apparatus other than those falling under S. No. 39/11 and other S. Nos, in the I.T.C. Schedule.

(//) Import of P. H. meters electrodes and P.H. meters will be allowed on a restricted basis.

(iU) Import of (a) P. H. meters accuracy upto -P. H. 0.075 P.H., (b) Strain indicators and

(c) Fish finders will not be allowed. (c) Glass electrodes for manufacture of neon

signs.

(cf) Import of ultrasonic devices including ultrasonic Flaw Detector will be allowed on a restricted basis.

(2) Licences wlllnot bo valid for import of fluorescent lamps, starters, glow switches, electric desk table lamps and electric lighting fittings of all sorts, elec- tric coin-operated ticket issuing and personal platform weighing machines, crystal blanks, timken illuminated outdoor sign flashes and time-switches. Coffee Roasters, Cooking Ranges, Furnaces and Ovens, Geysers, Grinders Heaters and Stoves, Iron Kettles, Toasters, Water Heaters & Boilers, Flectrical Appliances, electric bulbs falling under SI. No. 3K-A/II Mixies, Food Warmers, Immersion heaters, Electric razors and Electric presssure cookers and Mixer or agitator or Stirres of all types.

E.I.

79 X-Ray (Diagnostic therapy) and Electro-medical appa- ratus and parts thereof n.o.s. including ultra-violet and infra red lamps for medical treatment.

A. U. on restricted basis for import of (/) diagnostic equipment over and above 500 MA capacity and (W) X-Ray therapy, gamma ray therapy equipment.

(2) A. U. for import of ultra-violet lamps (Germicidal lamps) required for use In the pharmaceutical industry.

(3) Import of the following items will not be allowed :— 1. Round Winding Wires, super enamelled—all gauges upto 45 gauge including double cotton insulated or cotton paper insulated.

2. Bakelite tubes, insulation tapes, triacetate

foil.

3. Stator Cables. 4. Protection plates used in conjunction with

screen frames and spot film devices.

5. Selenium plates and silicon rectified plates. 6. P.V.C. Sleevings.

SECTION U—contd.

1

2

3 4

PART V—contd.

7. Assorted items like Pin screws, nuts, washers, S. No. 19—contd.

lock rings, worm screws etc.

8. Aluminium filters. 9. Mechanical Hand timers. 10. Anode Control Devices. 11. Wire Rope Assemblies. 12. All kinds of rubber parts. 13. Electrode arms with extension pieces. 14. Rotary switches upto 8 positions and Toggle

switches of all types.

15. High frequency fuses and special miniature

fuses.

16. Focussed lamps. 17. Rectifiers used in diathermy circuits. 18. Protective Aprons. 19. Fluorescent Screens. 20. Intensifying Screens. 21. Cassets. 22. X-ray tubes and accessories of Ihe following

types :— DSA 1 85/15 DSA 2 100/25 DRA 1 125/20/40 SHX 1 125/80 (SHIELD) CBX 1/4 (cable) CBX 1/8 (cable) CBX 1/6 (cable)

23. Electro-cardiograph paper rolls.

Nil

87 Aeroplanes, aeroplane parts, aeroplane engines, aero- plane engine parts and rubber tyres and tubes used exclusively for aeroplanes.

88

(1) Licences will be granted to actual users, approved stockists and distributors in consultation with the Director General of Civil Aviation, New Delhi. Licences will not be valid for import of the sizes of aero tyres/covers and tubes mentioned in Appen- dix 30. Application should be made to C.C.I. & E., New Delhi by 30-9-1972.

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

(i) Varnish shellac to approved specification No. All manufactured articles and materials used in air- craft construction and books, drawings, diagrams, illustrations and any other technical publications imported for the purpose of maintenance, repair and overhaul of aircraft, aero-engines and their instru- ments anil equipments; provided that nothing falling under this description shall be deemed to fall under other Serial No. of this Schedule.

BSSX 18.

(W) High flying Oxygen to approved aircraft speci-

fication.

(i/7) Thinner to approved aircraft specification and Cellulose Nitrate Dope to specification A.N.T. T.D. 514-3 and clear dope to specification No. D.T.D. 751-3.

(iv) Aircraft solders grades A&B to B.S. Specifica-

tion No. 219/49.

iy) Dakota aircraft 12 Volt 85 amphour battery

lype No. 6A 13 RT.

(v/) HT-2 aircraft 24 Volts 20 AH Batleries Pt.

No. 12 TA-9B. (vll) Aviation Methanol. (vlii) Rust and Grease Remover, conforming to

specification MIL-M-1G57B B.

(/.it) Transparent Cellulose self adhesive tape con-

forming to specification CS-25OOC.

(.v-) Transparent P.V.C. Self Adhesive Tape Water proof conforming to specification DKF-1313.

(.v/) Industrial Cloth Tape Water-proof (white)

conforming to specification DliF-1314.

(>ii) Tape "identifying conforming to specification

DEF-1314.

SECTION II—contd.

1 2

PART V—contd.

S. No. 87-88—could.

89 Ships and other vcsslos for inland and harbour naviga- tion including steamers, launches, boats and frigates imported entire or in section, provided that articles of machinery as defined in Item No. 72 or No. 72(3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, shall, when separately imported, not be deemed to bo included hercunder.

90 Light ships

Furniture tackle and apparel, not otherwise described for 91

steam sailing, rowing and other vessels.

92 (a) Water meters

(6) Leader films

(c) Weighing machines and parts thereof .

(g) (²) (8) Others

(n) Others

4

3

(xiii) Isopropyl Alcohol to specification BS-1595. (xlv) Aerolite 306 Glue and Hardener. (xv) Water rinsable Paint Remover conforming to specification No. 736-B.

(xvi) Alkaline Rust-Removing compound conform- ing to specification No. 900.

(xvii) Emulsifler and Detergent conforming to speci- fication No. 445-A.

(xviii) Heavy Duty Carbon & Paint Remover con- forming to Specification No, 5542.

(xlx) Red Dye Penetrant, Pcnetrant Remover and Developer conforming to specification No, 929.

(xx) Cleaning compound for aircraft exterior surfaces conforming to Specification No. 5507.

(xxt) Heavy Duty Carbon & Paint remover conforming to specification No. 5538.

(xxil) Aluminium Alloy Sheets to approved aircraft specifications 2L4, 2L16, 2L17, L59, L60 and L61.

(xxiii) Aircraft Plywood to BS and 1S1 specifications.

(xxlv) Brass Rods to specification DTD 627.

(xxv) Glider Launching cables. (xxvl) Roller chains to B.S. specification No. 228.

Nil

(1) Applications for import of ships and vessels for breaking up purposes will be considered by C.C.I. & E- in consultation with the Director General of Shipping, Bombay.

(2) A.U. applications for import of cargo vessels, fishing vessels, ship equipment which cross Indian Customs Border will be considered by C.C.I.&.E. New Delhi for import from available sources on the recommendation of Ministry of Shipping & Transport in consultation with the Department of Defence Production and D.G.T.D.

Nil A.U. for import of raw materials/components for the manufacture of water metres as specified in Appendix 50.

Nil A.U. for import of leader films for film industry on the recommendation of the Regional Consultative Committees on raw films.

E.I.

Nil

A.U. for import of Beam Compasses.

Nil

(1) A.U. for import of the following items :—

E.T.

(a) Curometers for tobacco industry.

(6) Pressure regulators with or without gauges.

(2) A.U. applications from sugar industry for import of control and measuring instruments will be considered.

(3) A.U. applications from textile and textile acces- sories industries will bo considered by JCCI & E, Bombay in consultation with Textile Commis- sioner, Bombay, subject to Appendix 34,

(4) A.U. for import of Oil meters for Tea industry.

(5) A.U. licences will not be valid for import of item mentioned in Appendix 5,

SECTION II—contd.

4

3

1 2

PART V—contd.

93-94

A.U. for import of glare glasses for export production (") (i) Goggles, sun-glasses, glare glasses

Nil

only.

(iv) (a) Rough blanks other than bifocal blanks

Nil

(/) The requirement of the actual users will be made on restricted basis by imports through the public sector agency. Release orders will bo issued sub- ject to production of non-availability certificate from M/S. Opthalmic Glass Project, Durgapur. Please see Section III of this Book.

(ii) A.U. for import of raw materials/components specified in Appendix 44 for manufacture ol optical instruments.

E.I.

Nil

(

E.L

(") Medical including Surgical 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 tech- nical institutions etc., for import of surgical and scientific instruments will be considered by CCI & E, New Delhi on merits. Applications should be submitted by 30-9-1972. Licences issued for this sub-item will not be valid for import of the items mentioned in Appendix 6.

E.I.

Nil

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

Nil

(1) A.U. for import of Metallurgical microscopes.

(x) Microscopes and accessories and parts thereof. - Microscope slides and cover glasses, flrinell's

microscopes and parts thereof.

(2) A.U. for import of raw materials and components specified in Appendix 44 for manufacture of microscopes.

(3) Import of microscope slides and cover glasses

will not be allowed.

0) Dental instruments, equipment and appliances and E.I.

parts thereof not otherwise specified.

A.U. applications from hospitals for import of these goods will be considered by CC1&E, New Delhi, on merits. Applications should be submitted by 30-9-1972.

95 (a) Tennis balls

A.U.for import of valve bladders for export production (£>) Squash balls

only.

y Nil 1

(c) Others

98 Asbestos raw

Nil

Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Soction III oi this Book.

101 Cellulose acetate flakes, moulding powder and sheets . Nil

(1) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met on restricted basis by imports through public sector agency :—

(I) Cellulose acetate flakes.

(//) Cellulose acetate sheets/films.

Please see Section III of this Book.

(2) Import of cellulose acetate moulding powder will

not be allowed.

101-A Cellulose acetate butyrate and cellulose acetate pro- Nil

pionate.

Requirements of actual users for manufacture of fountain pens and ball points pens will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

101-C Cellulose acetate film scrap

Nil

(1) A.U. for manufacture of lacquers and bangles. (2) Import of cellulose acetate off-cuts and cuttings

will not be permitted.

SECTION U—contcl.

1

3

4

FART V—contd.

D Cellulose, nitrate sheets, rods and Uibcs .

Nil

101-

(1) Requirements of actual users for cellulose nitrate sheets will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section 111 of this Book.

(2) A.U. for import of cellulose niLratc rods and

tubes.

(3) Import of cellulose nitrate tubes of external diameter

3/4" and above will not be permitted.

N il

3 Chloride moulding powder . . . ..

This item is covorcd under S.No. 113-H/V. 101-f

104 Diamonds, Industrial, natural and synthetic, in all Nil

forms including diamond grit and powder.

(/) A.U. for import of industrial diamonds, (natural), synthetic diamonds and metal clad synthetic diamonds in all forms including diamond grits and powder.

(") Import of natural diamonds (gem variety) and

powder will not be allowed.

105

A.U. for manufacture of dry battery cells.

Nil

Fibrcboards (e.g., hardboards and insulating boards)

excluding plywood and vulcanised fibro sheets.

Gas black, thcrmalomic black, acetylene black and Nil

100

carbon black also including lamp black.

(1) A.U. for import of Carbon black for manufacturers of rubber goods, paints, inks, carbon papers, load slips, plastic products and tungsten (sintered) products.

(2) A.U. for import of Acetylene black (Soot) for

manufacture of Dry battery cells.

Nickel Catalyst .

. . ..

110

Nil

(1) A.U, applications from Vanaspati manfaucturers will bo considered by the J.C.C.l. & E. (CLA), New Delhi on the recommendations of the Direc- torate of Sugar and Vanaspati.

(2) A.U. for the manufacture of Hydrogcnated fatty

acids.

Phenol formaldehyde moulding powder

Nil

111

(1) A.U. on restricted basis. (2) Licences issued will not be valid for import of general purpose or electrical grado moulding powders.

(a) Phenol formaldehyde resinous sheets, tubes, rods 1

A.U. for import of :—

Nil

112

and other materials.

(a) Tubes whether paper Electrical Industry.

(6) Thermosetting synthetic resin bonded laminated

sheets, tubes, rods and other materials with paper * or fabric base.

based or fabric based and/or paper based rods,

(c) Copper clad laminates with paper phenolic base.

(£>) Cast Phonolic resin- Carrom Board strikers,

ous sheets and rods.

(c) Cast phenolic resinous Bangle industry,

sheets, rods and tubes.

Acrylic plastic moulding powder, sheets, rods and tubes. Nil

113

(1) Requirements of Methyl Mcthacrylate monomer of actual users will be met by imports through Public Soctor agency. Pleaso see Section III of this Book.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for button manufacturers for import of Pcarlascent variety of sheets only. (3) A.U. for import of acrylic sheets scrap for tho

manufacture of Acrylic sheets,

(4) A.U. for import of transparent acrylic sheets thinner than 1,1 mm for manufacture of watch protectors/Watch glasses. Import of other non- pearlasccnt variety sheets will not be allowed. (5) A.(J. for import by plastic blanks made of poly- methyl Methacrylatc for manufacture of contact lenses,

(6) Import of rods and tubes will not be permitted.

SECTION n—contd.

4

3

1 2

PART V—contd.

Nil

113-A Polyvinyl chloride Plastic sheets (Unsupported) . .

A.U. for import of rigid unplasticized sheets with vicat softening point above 70nC only for the manufac- ture of industrial items. At the time of clearance of goods, the licensee will bo required to produco a certificate from foreign supplier/manufacturer to the effect that the material imported conforms to the required specifications.

Nil

113-C Polystyrene

A,U. for import of general purpose, high impact moulding powder material and expandable Polystyrene beads for export production only.

Nil A.U.

113-D Polyvinyl acetate resin powder

Nil

Polyvinyl butyral resin

113-E

(1) A.U. for manufacture of Polyvinyl Hutyral foils. (2) Polyvinyl Butyral foils in any form will not be

covered under this Serial No.

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

113-F Polyvinylidene chloride

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

Polyvinyl formal and Polyvinyl Aceto)

113-G

Nil

Polyvinyl chloride resin powders . . ..

113-H

Requirement of actual users will be met on restricted basis by imports through public sector agency. Please tee section III of this Book.

Nil

113-T P.V.C. composition including moulding powder .

(/) Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see section JII of this Book.

(It) A.U. for import of non-toxic composition.

Nil

Polyothylene moulding powder.

113-J

(./) Requirements of actual users of Polyethylene mould- ing powder (low density) will bo met on restricted basis by import through public sector agency. Please see Section ITT of this Book.

(//) Tmport of Polyethylene moulding powdor of high

density will not be allowed.

Nil

Polytetra Fluoroethylene Resin (filled, unfilled or pig-

113-K

mented) and products thereof.

(() A.U. for import of PTFE Resins (filled, unfilled and pigmented) for manufacture of PTFE pro- ducts.

(//) A.U. on restricted basis for import of PTFE

tubes.

(ill) Imports of PTFE sheets, rods, ropes and tapes will not be permitted. However, applications from actual users of these products will be considered for import of PTFE Resins (filled, unfilled and pigmented) for getting the same processed by manufacturers of the PTFE products,

(Iv) Import of special industrial components will be

allowed on restricted basis.

A.U. for import of pyrotechnic aluminium powder of

Nil

Pyrotechnic aluminium . . . . ..

1H

explosive grade for manufacture of explosives,

A.U, for :—

E.I.

Stereo flongs . . . . . . ..

115

(a) Newspaper industry. Applications will bo con- sidered by the CC1, New Delhi as per Appendix 8.

(i) Block making and engraving industries.

116 Synthetic resins, all sorts, not otherwise specified :—

A.U. for export production only.

Nil Nil A.U, on restricted basis.

Nil

(1) A.U.

(2) A.U. for Vinylite resin vagh for the manufacture (i) Phenolic Urea, Melaminc, Alkyds and Maleic resins (//) Synthetic Ion Exchange Resins . . .. (iv) Synthetic resins, all sorts, n.o.s., other than those covered by S. No, 116(0/V, S. No. 116(tf)/V and S. No. 116(W)/V.

of magnetic tapes and paints.

(3) A.U. on restricted basis for import of epoxy

rosins.

(4) Requirements of acrylic resin of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section Til of this Book.

SECTION ll—contd.

3

1 2

4

PART V—contd.

i.No. 116 (iv)—contd.

(5) Licences will not be valid for the import of high styrene resins (excluding Pliolite S-5B Butadiene styrene rosin) and synthetic resins in semi-liquid form containing volatile solvents which can be easily separated from resins and also dispersion and emulsion of synthetic resin which are classi- fiable under S. Nos. 34—37/V.

(6) Licences will not be valid for the import of Copoly-

117 Textile Printing Dyes

mer beads of Divinyl Benzene Styrene. Policy is indicated against S. No. IB of Part ITI.

Urea-formaldehyde moulding powder

118

Nil A.U. for export production only.

Vulcanised fibre in sheets, rods and tubes .

119

Nil 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.

122 All articles not otherwise specified in the Schedule ;—

Nil

(1) A.U. for import of polyester films.

(0 Plastic materials, not otherwise specified

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of Polyester

laminated films.

(3) A.U. on restricted basis for import of Polyester

metallised film.

(4) A.U. for import of Polyvinyl Butryal resin sheets

only for manufacture of safety glass.

(5) A.U. for import of Nylon strip extruded (Polvamid strips oriented H.H.) Tensilesstrength 57,000 lbs. per sq. Inch.

(6) A.U. on restricted basis for import of other items

falling under this sub-serial number.

(7) Please see remarks against S. No. 122(xlix)V.

(//) Fluorspar

Nil A,U. requirements for acid grade fluorspar for the under- mentioned end-products will be met by imports through Public Sector agoncy :—

U) Hydrofluoric acid; "| Applications will be 07) Welding electrodes; [ considered in con- (lll) Vitreous enamel frit (on ( sultatlon with D.O.

rostricted basis); f T.D.

(tv) Steel casting foundries (on 1 restricted basis.) J

(v) Aluminium smelters on restricted basis in consul- tation with Ministry of Steel and Mines, (Depart- ment of Mines and Metals). Please see Section in of this Book.

(ill) Bleaching earth (Such as Fullers Earth Fulment, Nil

Tensil etc.).

A.U, on restricted basis for import of activated bleach- ing earth for bleaching dark coloured oils such as cotton-seed oil, rice bran oil, sun flower oil, linseed oil, castor oil.

(vlll) Snap fasteners

(ix) Cryolite

Nil Nil

(x) Casein (xi) Flint stones

A.U, for export production only. Requirements of actual users will be met on restricted basis by imports through public Sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book. A.U. for export production only. A.U. on restricted basis for lighter industry and for

Nil Nil

manufacture of mechanical toys.

(xfo) Staple fibre tops and other synthetic and protcinous Nil

fibre tops.

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

(xv) Staple fibre including synthetic proteinous cut fibres Nil (1) Requirement of all synthetic non cellulose fibres including Polyester fibre and polynosic fibre (cellulose staple fibre) of actual users will be met on restricted basis by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

(xxil) Feathers

Nil A.U.

SECTION II—contd.

\ 2

3

4

PART V—concld.

122 (xxiv) Filter candles

A.U. for the manufacturers of water filter¹!.

(xxv) Plastic moulding powder, not otherwise specified .

Nil Nil

(/) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met by imports through public sector agency :—

(a) Nylon moulding powder (Polyamidc). (b) Polypropylene, (c) ABS Moulding Powder.

However, requirements of actu.il users for Polypropy- lene lor the manufacture of combs will be met on res- tricted basis. Please sec Section III of this Book.

(//) A.U. for import of—

(a) Ultra high molecular weight high density

Polyethylene moulding powder.

(b) Thermoplastic rubber (on restricted basis). (c) Polycarbonate Moulding Powder, (d) Polyacotol including Acetal Copoiymors

and Acetal Polymers,

(Hi) A.U. on restricted basis for import of other items

falling under this S.No.

(xxvl) Vanadium pentoxide catalyst . . .. Kxvii) Fluxitc soldering paste and fluxes for gas or are

Nil Nil

A.U. for export production only. . (1) A.U. for import of Resin/Flux and Fluxes anti- (-

welding, melting and refining metals.

oxidants for export production only.

(2) A.U. for import, of special flux (Linde submerged

flux 50x8x48").

xxlx) Filter aids

Nil

(•

(1) A.U. for manufacture of lead storage batteries. (2) A.U. on restricted basis for other end-products.

Import of Diatomite (Kisselghur) under its differ ont trade names, Hyflosupercel etc. will be permit- ted only on production of No objection certificate from the Indian Bureau of Mines.

(xxxit) Glass mineral, slag wool, fibre glass and products Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

thereof. (xli) Gypsum

Nil A.U. for import of alabaster on restricted basis.

(xlll) Laboratory ware made of silica {xllii) Silica ware equipment, for sulphuric, hydrochloric

Nil Nil

A.U. A.U.

and nitric agid plants and Ceramic equipments for chlorine plants.

(xliv) Silicon

Nil A.U. Licences will not be valid for import of silica

gel.

(xltx) Stamping foils (film-base)

Nil A.U. applications will be considered on restricted basis for import of Polyster films (S. No. 122 (0/V) which can be converted into stamping foils from the indigenous manufacturers.

(0 Yeast food and yeast Culture . . ..

Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

(11) Others

Nil

(1) A.U. for import of lhe following itema :—

(1) Mexican fibre for manufacture of fibre polish-

ing wheels for polishing purposes.

(//) Sable hair for manufacture of Sable hair

artist brushes.

(Hi) Egg Albumen for manufacture of crown

corks.

(iv) Nakhla (cattle fish wing) for manufacture of

Agar batties.

(v) Epoxy glass copper clad laminates. (vl) Phenolic paper copper clad laminates.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of emulsifiablc

polyethylene wax.

(3) A.U. on restricted basis for other items falling

under this S. No.

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

(i) Polyurethene foam.

(ii) Carium Oxide. (ill) Silicone emulsions.

PART

VI Machine Tools

Detailed licensing policy is given in Appendix Jl.

SECTION HI

(List of registering authorities and application and other forms etc.)

SECTION in

List of Items, the Import of which Is canalised through the State Trading Agencies.

System of licensing

Description

Canalising Agency

S.No. and Part of the ITC Schedule

4

3

1

PART I

42 43-A 44(a)

M M TC M M TC M M TC

Copper scrap whether ingotted or otherwise . Lead ingot, pig a nd scrap . . . .. Zinc or spelter urfwrought in t he form of ingots,

Release orders to he issued by licensing authorities.

M M TC M M TC M M TC

44(b) 45(a) 47

cakes, tiles a nd slabs. Zinc granulations a nd dust Tin block a nd tin scrap . Copper, unwrought in t he form of ingots, blooms, slabs, cakes, tiles, bricks, blocks, billets, cathodes, blister bars, electrolytic wire bars a nd ingot bars.

Nickel virgin/nickel scrap . . . .. M M T C / H SL

48(a)

S TC S TC M M TC

PART II 3 5 13

R aw manila h e mp (fibre) R aw sisal fibre . . . . . .. A l u m i n i um (E.C. grade) . . . ..

J

M M TC

(1) Platinum

I7(a)(i)

"] Release ordors to be issuod by the licensing autho- > ritios on the recommendation of the Department J of Atomic Energy.

M M TC

(2) Palladium

J- Release orders to bo issued by licinsing authorities.

(3) Cobalt (4) Bismuth (5) C a d m i um

M M TC M M TC M M TC

41-A

S TC S TC

(1) G r a p h i te electrodes . . . .. (2) Graphite anodes . . . ..

/ PART 11

Release orders to be issued by the licinsing autho-

[ rities.

l(a) 1-B

S TC S TC S TC S TC S TC

Sodium nitrite . . . . . .. (1) Aniline oil . . . . .. (2) Benzidine dihydrochloridc. (3) N a p h t h i o n ic acid/Sodium N a p h t h i o n a te (4) B e t a N a p h t h ol

J

To be released to actul users on the iccommendation aw cotton . . . . . . ..

2. R

of tbo sponsoring authorities.

Cotton C o r- poration of India L t d. B o m b a y.

PART IV

To be released to actual users by canalising agency.

20 C ashewnuts

Cashew Corporation of India Ltd.

To be released to actual users on the recommendation

STC

opra

38 C

of the sponsoring authorities.

leleasc orders tobe issued by licensing authorities.

ops um Arabic

S TC \ S TC / h

41 H 48 G

Po be released to actual users on the recommendation

of the sponsoring authorities.

S TC "1 S TC V S TC J

button tallow . . . . . .. oyabcan oil . . . . . . .. aim oil .

60(a) fl 6)(a) S 61(b) P

kimnied milk powder . . . . ..

80(a) S

(1) To be released to dairy plants in the public and cooperative sectors on the recommendation of Department of Agriculture.

Indian Dairy Cor- poration.

(2) Release orders to other actual users to bo issued

by licensingau authorities.

SECTION III—contd.

4

2

3

1

PART 7F—Concld.

V (1) Sulphadimidine (Sulphamcthazino)

87,109/r

STC

Release orders to bo issued by the State Drugs Control authorities on the Indian Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

(2) Araido pyrine (3) Analgin (4) Phenobarbitono . . . .. (5) Piperazino and its salts . . .. (6) Folic acid (7) Streptomycine sulphate . . .. (8) Tctracyclme base and Telracycline hydro,

chloride.

(9) Thiamine Mononitrate and Hydrochloridc

(Vitamin Bi).

(10) Sulphaguanldine

STC

(11) Riboflavine (Vitamin B2) and Riboflavine

5-phosphate sodium.

(;') Release orders in respect of Riboflavine (Vita- min B2) will be issued by the State Drugs Control Authorities on the Indian Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

(h) Release orders in respect of Riboflavine 5- phosphate sodium will be issued by the Stato Drugs Control authorities on tho S.T.C.

Release orders to be issued by tho State Drugs

Control Authorities on the S.T.C. (12) Chloramphenicol powder, Chloramphenieol "1 palmitate and Chloramphenicol succinate. | 1 | " S TC

(13) SulphathiazoJc (14) Sulphadiazinc (15) Erythromvclne estolate, erythromycine stea- rate and crythromycine ethyl snecinate

(16) Chloroquine

„

"]

(/) In tho case of small scale units, release orders will be issued by (he Slate Drugs Control Authorities on the S.T.C.

STC

(17) Iodine (IX) Citric Acid of Pharmacopocial grade . (19) Tartaric acid of Pharmacopoeial grade . 1 (20) Crcsylic acid of Pharmacopoeial grado . f

(ii) In the case of units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D., release orders will be issued by the licensing authorities on tho STC.

STC

(21) Tetanus Antitoxin . . . ..

To be released on the recommendation of the

Drugs Controller (India), New Delhi.

S TC ~)

116 35mm raw stock (whether black or white or colour) excluding sound negative Graphite 19 (1) Peppermint oil (Mcntha Pep)

122 127-1

(2) Citronella oil

Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities.

S TC S TC S TC )• S TC

Synthetic rubber Raw silk

C e n t r al

150 172

silk 1 Board J

(1) Nylon yarn and thread other than industrial nylon STC ,

177

y.irn.

To be released to actual users on the recommendation of

sponsoring authorities.

(2) Polysler filament y a rn (except polyster filament

S IC C

y am having a diameter range of 40 microns to 210 microns for m a n u f a c t u re of surgical sutures).

Refractories a nd refractory material. .

237-238

Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities.

MMTC/ 1 HSL y MMTC J

M e r c u ry

266

To be released to actual users on the recommendation

STC

X - R ay films

302

of sponsoring authorities.

E m p ty h a rd gelatine capsules

STC

Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities.

337

PART V

8 (1) Petroleum jollios . . . ..

f To be released on the recommendation of Depart- i ment of Petroleum,

(2) Paraffin wax . . . ..

(3) Micro-crystalline w ax . . ..

Indian Oil Corporation Indian Oil Corporation Indian Oil Corporation J

SECTION HI—contd.

2

1

3 4

PART V— contd.

14

1

i Release ordors to 6o issued by licensing authorities, ( 1) H i gh g r a de m a n a g a n e se o re . ( 2) A n t i m o ny o re . . . . .. ( 3) T u n g s t en o re . . . . .. ( 4) H i gh g r a de m o l y b d e n um o re . . . . ( 5) T i l a n i um o re . . . . ..

MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC

r .1

K e r o s e ne o il . . . . . ..

15

Indian Oil Corporation J To be released on the recommendation of Depart- L ment of Petroleum.

2C B a se l u b r i c a t i ng o i ls . . . . ..

Indian Oil Corporation

22,31 ( 1) A m m o n i um n i t r a t e — t e c h n i c al g r a de ( 2) A m yl a nd T s o - a m yl a l c o h ol ( 3) A l u m i n i um f l u o r i do . . . .. ( 4) C r o s y l ic a c id . . . . .. (5) C a p r o l a c t um . . . . .. ( 6) C r u de B o r a te m i n e r al . . .. ( 7) C 6 - C 12 a l c o h o ls f or p l a s t i c i s e r s, s u ch as

O c t a n c l / I s o - O c t a n o l / A l f o l, A l f a n ol .

( 8) C y no p y r i d i no . . . . .. ( 9) C i t r ic a c id

STC

(1) Release orders in respect of theso Items (except Cyno pyridinc, Citric acid, fodine, Tartaric acid and cresylic acid) will be issued by licensing authorities.

(2) Release orders in respect of Cyno pyridine, Citric acid, Iodino, Tartaric acid and crosylic acid will bo issued by the authorities as indicated below :—

(i) Cyno pyridine : Release orders to be issued by the State Drugs Control Authorities.

( 1 0) C a l c i um c a r b i de . . . .. ( 1 1) D o d e c yl b e n z o no . . . .. ( 1 2) D . M .T ( 1 3) D i n i t r o c h l o ro b e n z e ne . . .. ( 1 4) l i i m e t h y l a m i no . . . .. ( 1 5) E n d r in ( i n s e c t i c i d o) ( 1 6) F o r m ic a c id . . . . .. ( 1 7) I o d i ne ( 1 8) M e ta a m i n o p h c n ol . . . .. ( 1 9) M c l a m i ne p u re . . . .. ( 2 0) M e t h a n ol t e c h n i c al . . . .. ( 2 1) M e t h yl E t h yl k e t o no . . .. ( 2 2) M o n o m e t h y l a m i nc . . . .. ( 2 3) N i t r o c e l l u l o se c h i p s / N i t r o c e l l u k i so o t h er

t h an 1 5 - 20 s e c o n ds v i s c o s i ty

(it) Citric add .• -i (a) In the case of small scale units, release (///) Iodine orders will be issued by the State Drugs Con- (iv) Tartaric acid : 1 trol Authorities (b). In f the case of units borne (v) Cresyllc acid : on the books of the DGTD, release ordors I will be issued by the J licensing authorities.

( 2 4) P e n t a e r y t h r i t ol ( 2 5) P o t a s s i um c h l o r i de ( i n d u s t r i al g r a d o) . ( 2 6) P y r i d i no b a se a nd p y r i d i nc t e c h n i c al . ( 2 7) P h o s p h o r o us ( r o d) . . . .. ( 2 8) S o d i um c y a n i de . . . .. ( 2 y) T a r t a r ic a c id ( 3 0) T r i m e t h y l a m i ne . . . .. ( 3 1) U r ea ( c h e m i c al g r a d e) . . .. ( 3 2) V i n yl c h l o r i de

I C a u s t ic s o da . . . . . .. ) N o n - p r o c e s s ed e l e m e n l a l / n o n - r e ( i n L -d r e c o v e r ed

Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities. To be released to actual users by canalising agency. 22(a 25(a

STC MMTC

sulphur.

26 S o da a sh .

34-37(d)

> Release orders to bo issued by licensing authorities.

( 1) O r t h o - x y l o ne . . . . .. ( 2) P a r a - x y l e ne . . . . .. T i t a n i um d i o x i de . . . . .. L i t h o p o no . . . . . ..

34-37(e) 34-37(f)

STC STC STC STC STC

t o ck p h o s p h a t e, M i n e r al p h o s p h a t e.

40(a) ]

To be released to actual users by canalising agency.

MMTC

S o d i um N i t r a te

40(b) !

Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities.

. STC

V f u i i a te of P o t a sh ( P o t a s s i um c h l o r i de o t h er t h an i n du

40(c)(i) 1

- MMTCl

t r i al g r a d e)

40(c)(ii)

To be released to actual users by canalising ogency.

S u l p h a te of P o t a sh S u l p h a te of A m m o n ia . . . .. J r ea ( f e r t i l i z er g r a d e) . . . ..

40(d) i 40(g) 1

MMTC!- MMTC ] MMTCJ

Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities.

C o r k w o od R a y on g r a de w o od p u lp

42(a)(i) ( 43

STC\ . STC/

l aw w o o l / w o ol t o ps . . . ..

47

To be released to acutal users on the recommendation

. STC

of sponsoring authority.

93-94(a) iv) Rough blanks other than bifocal blanks .

STC

V Release ordors to be issued by licensing authorities.

8 Asbestos, raw

9

MMTC

SECTION III—contd

4

1

2 3

PARTY— contd.

101 (1) Cellulose acetate flakes . . .. (2) Cellulose acetate sheets/films

Celluloso acetate butyrate and cellulose accetate

STC 1 STC STC

101-A

propionate.

Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities.

Celluloso nitrate shcots and flakes Methyl Methacrylato Monomer. Polyvlnyl chloride resin powder P.V.C. composition including moulding powder Polyethylene moulding powdor (low density) Acylic resins . . . . . .. Fluorspar (acid grade) . . . .. Cryolite . . . . . ..

STC STC STC STC STC STC M M TC STC J

J01-D 113 113-H 113-1 H3-J 116(iv) 122(ii) 121 (Ix)

STC "I

(1) All synthetic non-cellulose fibres including

122(xv)

To be released to actual users on the recommenda- polyster fibre.

tion of sponsoring authorities.

(2) Polynosic fibre (cellulose staple fibre)

Cotton corp f of India Ltd. J

122(xxv)

- Release order to be issued by licensing authorities.

STC 1 STC

(1) Polypropylene (2) Nylon moulding powder . . .. (3) A B S Moulding powdor . . ..

Iron ond Steel and ferro-alloy Items

a (1) Ferro-Molybdenum . . ..

S.N. S. 1 t 6 and 8 to 16 in Sche- dule A of Appendix 41.

(2) Forro-Tungsten (3) Ferro-Vanadium (4) Ferro Phosphorous . . .. (5) Ferro Silinium (6) Ferro Cobalt (1) Ferro Nickel (8) Ferro Aluminium and Silico Aluminium (9) Ferro Silico Zirconium . . ..

MMTC "I MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC MMTC

(10) Ferro Boron (including stabilised Ferro Boron with Aluminium and Titanium like Grainal or Batsally).

(11) Ferro Columbium (Niobium) . (12) Forro Chrome (containing 0 . 0 3% or less

MMTC MMTC

carbon or Nitrogen bearing).

(13) Ferro Manganese (containing less than MMTC

0 . 0 5% carbon).

(14) Ferro Titanium (containing less than 1%

MMTC

Aluminium).

(15) Ferro alloys in powdor form (except ferro- MMTC

titanium) for welding industry only.

Ml mild steel, high carbon and alloy steel (other than

Release orders to be issuod by licensing authorities.

stainless steel) wire rods in coils.

Hindustan 1 Steel Ltd. j

All mild steel, and high carbon steel somis, including

MMTC

ingots, blooms, slabs and billets

nd

S.Nos. 1 to 9 11 to 12 and 14 to 16 in Sche- dule B of Appendix 41. S.No. 10 in Sche- dule B and S.Nos. 3C, 4B, a 5 B in Schedule C of Ap- pendix 41.

Stainless steel sheets, plates and strips in cut length

MMTC

or in coils. . . . . . ..

S.Nos. ll(ii). ll(iii), 11 (iv), and l l ( v ) in Schedule ' C ' of Appendix 41.

SECTION HI—contd.

(3)

(2)

(4)

(1)

Hindustan Steel Ltd.

All electrical steel sheets, strips other than cold rolled grain oriented, whet nor in cut lengths or in colls .

S.Nos. 1-Wa). 14(b), and 15(b)ln Schedule C of Ap- pendix 41.

MMTC

Cold rolled grain oriented electrical steel shoots, in strips either in cut lengths or in coils .

S.Nos.MC and 15(a) Schedule C of Ap- pendix 41.

Hindustan Stoel Ltd.

All mild and special steel sheets, strips and skelp in both hot rolled and cold rolled oithor in cut length

d or in coils . . . . . ..

S.Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, Wa) to(c) ar

and

12 in Schedule Daad S.Nos.3(a) 5(a)ln Schedule C of Ap- pendix 41.

- Release orders to be issued by licensing authorities.

Hindustan Stocl Ltd.

All mild stocl and special stool plates including ship building quality, boiler quality and choquerod plates, whether In cut longths or in coils

nd

S.Nos. 17 0) (a) to (4. 18, 19(1) (a) and 19(1) (b)in Schedule D, and S. No. 3(b), a 5(a)ln Schedule Cof Ap- pendix 41.

All prime tin plates including open top sanitary can Hindustan Stocl Ltd.

quality . . . . . . ..

S.Nos. 20 and 21 in Schedule D of Ap- pendix 41.

Tin plate waste/waste, tin plate secondaries ,

Hindustan Steel Ltd.

S.Nos. 22 In Schedule D of Ap- pendix 41.

Heavy melting scrap . . . . .. d

Mota! Scrap Trading Corporation/ MMTC.

S.Nos. 15 in Schedule D of Ap- pendix 41.

NOTE:— Detailed procedure for submission of applications by actual users in respect of items included in this Section is given in Chapter IV of Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

1 G of I—11

SECTION IV

Policy for items Ucensable to Established Importers

SECTION IV

IMPORT POLICY FOR ITEMS L1CENSABLE TO ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS

NOTES :—

(1) The licensing authority will be the regional licensing authority concerned unless otherwise specified.

(2) The established importers will have intcrchangeability in the utilisation of their quota licences as indicated in the Annexure to this section. The conditions and restrictions applicable to the import of any goods against licences issued for specific items will apply to such goods even if imported against licence(s) for other item(s) under the concession of interchangcability provi- ded in this policy.

Remarks

Description

Import Policy

Part& S. No. of the I. T. C Schedu ile

4

3

2

1

PART II

7 i % or

30(f)

(1) Import of spare, parts specified in Appendix 4-A will be allowed upto the extent indicated against

2% on

them.

Spare parts of diesel engines other than spares for diosel engines for vohiclos such as, motor vehicles, trac- tors, earth moving machinery etc.

(2) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding

imports of complete engines.

intcrchangeability of quota licences.

( 3) Although quota licences are not valid for the im- port of parts interchangable with motor vehicle parts falling under S.No. 293, 295 & 297/IV, import of such Interchangeable parts will be allow- ed provided they do not fall in List I of Appendix 26, and that in the case of parts falling in List II of Appendix 26, their import doos not exceed the face value limits prescribed therein. Parts speci- fied in List A of Appendix 4 will, however, be governed by the policy given in Appendix 4.

(6) Parts of Petrol, Gas and Kerosene Engines. .

31

n% (1) Import of spare parts specified in Appendix 4-B will bo allowed upto the extent Indicated against them.

(2) Although quota licences are not valid for the im- port of parts interchangeable with motor vehicle parts falling under S. No. 293, 295 & 297/IV, import of such interchangeable parts will be allow- ed provided they do not fall in List I of Appendix 26 and that in case of parts falling in List II of Appendix 26, their Import does not exceed the face value limits proscribed therein. Parts specified in List B of Appendix 4 will, however, be governed by th" policy given in Appendix 4.

(3) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding

interchangeability of quota licences.

(1) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding

. 5% or

(") Parts of Motors

32

interchangeability of quota licences.

(2) Import of Commutators for D.C. motors upto 1

11% on imports of complete motors

H.P. will not be permitted.

(3) Import of special types of Carbon Brushes of odd

sizes required as spares will be allowed.

(1) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding in-

. S%otli%

(h) Parts of Generators

terchangeability of quota licences.

on imports of complete generators (2) Import of Commutators for D.C. motors upto 1

H.P. will not be permitted.

(3) Import of special types of Carbon Brushes of odd

sizes required as spires will be allowed.

SECTION IV—contd.

1 2

3 4

PART //—contd.

36

20%

(0 Quota licences will be valid only for import of spare parts of machinery other than tnosa

mentioned in Appendix 35.

(5) Component parts as defined in Import Tariff item No. 72(3) of machinery specified in clauses (1), (2), (3) and (4) of S. No. 36 of Part II excluding those covered by S. No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(ii) Quota licences issued for this S. No. will be subject

to the following conditions :— (a) the import of items mentioned in List II of Appendix 26 will bo permitted only within the face value restriction prescribed therein.

(b) the import of items mentioned in Lilt I of

Appendix 26 will not be allowed.

(Hi) Import of the following items will be allowed in

the manner indicated below :— (a) Bolts and nuts specially adapted \ for use in this type of machinery (upto 2 % of the face value of quota licences).

(b) Electric control gear which are specially desig- ned, for machines like coal cutter (upto 5% of the face value of quota licences). (Iv) Quota licences will not be valid for import of :—

(1) Tungsten carbide tipped tools as spares for mining and other industrial machinery. (2) Diamond drilling bits for mining purposes,

including oil field drilling bits of all types.

(v) Please sec Annexure to this Section regarding'in-

terchangcability of quota licences.

(W) Import of boiler fittings will be allowed on pro- duction of a certificate as prescribed in Appen- dix 35.

(vrt) The licensing authority for this item will be JCCI

& E., Calcutta.

38-A (c) Studio electric and projector bulbs including Halo- 121%

gen lamps.

(1) Quota licences will be valid for studio bulbs con- forming to B.S.S. 1075 of 1961 or its equivalent and projector bulbs conforming to B.S.S. 1522 of 1960 or its equivalent. Only upto 50% of the face value of the licence issued can be utilised for import of projector bulbs.

(2) Quota licences will also be valid for import of the

following types of lamps :—

(0 Special medical lamps—lamps for :

(a) Cystascope. ib) Opthalmoscope.

07) Spectra] lamps. (///) Prefocussed tungston filament lamps for use in calorimeter and spectrophotometers. (iv) Deuterium lamps for spectrophotometers to

cover UV—region,

(v) Nernst source lamps to cover Infra-red region. (vi) Different hollow—cathods lamps required for use in atomic absorption spectrophotometers.

(vfl) 2.2 Bolt with built in lens for pin point focus,

(vlii) High Pressure Sodium Vapour lamps.

(3) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding in-

terchangeability of quota licences.

(4) Quota licences Issued for this S. No. can be utilised for Import of carbons falling under S. No. 46(6)/II, subject to the policy indicated against S. No. 46(b)/U.

46 ( " Carbons

; s%

(1) Quota licences will be valid for the import of :— Cinema arc carbons whether finished or semi- finished, other than those mentioned below:— High Intensity Carbons.

With the following diameters and in all lengths :

Negative 5 mm 6 mm 7 mm 8 mm

Positive 6 mm 7 mm 8 mm 9 mm

SECTION IV—contd.

4

1 2

3

(2) Quota licences will be valid for import of rotating PART //—concld. tfo. 46 (b) contd.

S.]

carbons of all sizes,

(3) Please see remark (4) against S. No. 38-A (c)/n and remark (5) under E.I. policy in Appendix 31.

(4) The licensing authority for this item will be Jt,

C.C.I. & E. Bombay.

(5) The sale, transfer or disposal in whatever manner of the imported cinema carbons should be made only in accordance with the directions of the J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay.

(6) Carbons imported against quota licences will be sold at prices fixed by the J.C.CI. & E., Bombay.

16-A— (c) Hearing aid batteries

(0 Please see Annexure to this Section regarding

75%

interchangeability of quota licences.

(iY) Quota licences will not be valid for import of I.R. 1 and I.R. 6 types of batteries and battery rechargers other than those exclusively used for charging hearing aid batteries.

PART III

4 i

4% or 1% on imports of complete machines.

(5) Component parts, excluding hosiery needles as de- fined in item No. 72 (3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, of machinery specified in clauses (1), (2), (3) and (4) of S. No. 4 of Part III, but excluding those covered by Serial No, 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(1) Quota licences will be valid only for spare parts of machines permissible in terms of Appendix 34. Import of spare parts specifically banned in the said Appendix will not be allowed. This restriction will not, however, apply to spare parts of foreign made machines provided the particular mate and/or model is having no indigenous angle.

(2) Applications from sole soiling agents and indenting houses for the import of spare parts of textile machinery will be considered and licences will be granted upto 4 % of the import of complete cotton textile machines falling under S. No. 4(2), (3) and (4) of Part IH made by them against their own licences under C.G. Scheme or licences isued in favour of actual users. Licences issued under this provision can bo utilised for import of such spare parts (mechanical and electrical) of those foreign made machines of imported origin and/or model(s) and make(s) of which the Hcencees are tho sole sell- ing agents provided such parts are not specifically banned elsewhere in the ITC Policy.

(3) The licensing authority for this item will be J.C.C.I.

& E., Bombay,

(4) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding in-

terchangeability of quota licences.

5

(1) Licences will be valid for import of only spare

parts specified in Appendix 13.

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

4% or 1% on imports of complete machines. (2) Applications from sole selling agents and indenting houses for the import of spare parts of textile ma- chinery will be considered and licences will be granted upto 4% of the imports of complete cotton textile machines falling under S. No. 5(1)111 made by them against their own licences under the C.G. Scheme or licences issued in favour of actual users. Licences issued under this provision can be utilised for import of such spare parts (mechanical and electrical) of those foreign made machines of imported origin and/or model(s) and make(s) of which the licencces are the sole selling agents pro- vided such parts are not specifically banned else- where in the I.T.C. Policy,

(3) The licensing authority for this item will be JCCI &

E., Bombay,

(4) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding in-

terchangeability of quota licences.

SECTION IV—contd.

1

2

3 4

PART IV

21

Import will be permitted according to the procedure to (a) (/) Fruits, fresh all sorts n.o.s. excluding coconuts. (//) Fruits, dried, salted or preserved all sorts, n.o.s.

Nil "1 Nil ^

be notified later.

excluding dates.

(6) Dates

Nil Import will be permitted according to the procedure to

be notified later.

Ale, Beer, porter, cider and other fermented liquors. .

82

4%

(0 Quota licences issued for this S. No. will be valid for import of only Wines, Brandy and Whisky and Bitters falling under S. Nos. 83/IV, 84/IV and 89 (a)/IV respectively.

(//) Quota licences will be granted only to those estab- lished importers who are in possession of valid excise licences.

(W) Quota licences may also be granted to established importers, who are not in possession of valid Excise licences, subject to following conditions :— (a) The goods on arrival will be bonded into

Customs Warehouse; and

(6) The bonded goods will be allowed clearance from the Customs Warehouse by a person/ persons who is/are in possession of a valid Excise licence.

(iv) Quota licences issued for this S. No. will be subject to the condition that established importers in making supplies will give preference to direct Indonts placed on them by foreigners and hotels catering to tourist traffic borne on the list of the Ministry of Tourism & Civil Aviation (Depart- ment of Tourism).

Wines Brandy, gin and whisky

83 84

4% 1 4% y

(0 Quota licences issued for these S. Nos. will also be valid for import of Bitters falling under S. No. 89 (o)/IV. Quota licences issued for S. No. 84/IV will not, however, be valid for import of Gin.

(il) Please see Annexure to this Section for interchan-

geability of quota licences.

(///) Same remarks as at (ii) and (f//) against S, No.

82/IV.

(Iv) Quota licences issued for S. Nos. 83/IV and 84/IV will be subject to condition specified in remark (iv) against S. No. 82/IV.

(0 Quota licences will be valid for imports of liqueurs 85

4%

only.

Spirits excluding essences containing spirit used for the manufacture of beverages, not otherwise specified in this Schedule.

(ii) Same remarks as at (//), (/") and (/v) against S.

No. 82/IV.

(HI) Quota licences will not be valid for import of toilet

requisites containing spirit.

Detailed licensing policy is given in Appendix 19, 109 Drugs and medicines

87

105 Mineral oils, not included in Item No. 27(4) or Item No. 27(6) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934 which is suitable for use as an illuminant in wick lamps.

(0 Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18,

Mineral Oil :—

106

(ii) The licensing authority for these items will be

C.C.I. & E., New Delhi.

-

(a) Which has its flashing point at or above two hundred degree of Fahrenheit's thermometer, and Is ordinarily used for the batching of jute or other fibres.

(b) Which has Its flashing point at or above one hundred and fifty degr"e of Fahrenheit's ther- mometer, is not suitable for use as an llluminant in wick lamps and is such as is not ordinarily used except as fuel or for some sanitary or hy- genic purposes.

SECTION IV—contd.

1

2 3

4

PART /F—contd.

116 Cinematograph films, not exposed.

• 7t% (1) Quota licences will be valid only for import of :—

(a) 33 mm sound film. (b) 16 mm colour negative and positive.

(2) Upto 40% of the face value of quota licence

this item can be utilised for import of 8 mm 16 mm colour reversal film.

(3) Quota licences will be granted subject to the

following conditions :—

(a) that the sale, transfer, or disposal in what- soever manner of these imported goods shall be made only in accordance with the direc- tions of the regional licensing authorities at Bombay, Calcutta and Madras;

(b) the quantity and value of films to be imported shall be determined only with the prior ap- proval 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.

(4) Applications from established importers for import of perforated magnetic films against their quota licences for this Item will be considered by the JCCI & E., Bombay/Calcutta/Madras.

117 Cinematograph films, exposed . . ..

(/) Import of cinematograph films, exposed (feature films) will be allowed through the S.T.C., New Delhi.

(//) Applications for import of educational films will be considered from established importers on the basis of their past imports of educational films and licences granted on a quota of 160%. The appli- cants are required to produce satisfactory evidence to show that the films are educational in nature and are required for exhibition in schools and colleges and other educational institutions. For this purpose, the intending importers should furnish full particulars about the films as follows:

(a) Whether the film desired to be imported has been produced by a non-commercial organisa- tion such as the various bodies of the United Nations, the Red Cross and so on. Proofs in this respect may be furnished,

(b) Whether the film is being imported by a firm which is not otherwise engaged normally in the exhibition of cinema films.

(c) Literature relating to the films sought to be imported should bo furnished to the Licensing Authority.

(d) Whether the film is being imported against any specific orders from an educational insti- tution or any other similar body.

(ill) Applications for import of educational films from sole distributors of well known foreign producers, who are not eligible to obtain licences as established importers in terms of remark (it) above will also be considered by C.C.I. & E., New Delhi, in consul- tation with the Ministry of Education and Social Welfare. Applications should be submitted by 30-9-1972 along with particulars about the films as indicated in remark (U) above.

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SECTION IV—contd.

3 4

2

1

PART IV—contd.

(iv) Licences against S. No. 117/IV will be Issued sub- . Ml—contd.

S. No

ject to the following conditions :— (a) that cinematograph films exposed owned wholly or in part, by nationals of Union of South Africa, South West Africa, Rhodesia and Portugal or produced in these countries by or in collaboration with nationals of those or other countries, wholly or in part with locales in the Union of South Africa, South West Africa Rhodesia and Portugal, will not be permitted;

(6) that on arrival of the imported films at the air- port or sea-port, the importer shall furnish a declaration to the customs authorities that the film does not contravene the condition men- tioned at (a) above.

331%

(6) Fur skins of leopard, tiger, deer, rabbit, fox, cat

144

and other wild animals and reptiles skins.

(1) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 21.

169

150% plus Supplemen- tary licences

Standard technical books or books of reference con-' cerning law and legal practice, or for use in con- nection with medical practice, scientific research or industrial processes.

170

(2) Navigational charts of Indian Coast including the Chart Nos. which are produced in the country have been indicated in List 111 of Appendix 21. Foreign equivalents of such navigational charts will not bo allowed to be imported.

Books, printed Including covers for printed books, maps, charts and plans, proofs, music manuscripts and illustrations specially made for binding in books but excluding books falling under Serial No. 169 of this part of this Schedule.

(/) Licences granted will be valid only for the items (b) Garage Tools

275

6%

detailed in Appendix 25.

(//) Upto 10% of the face value of licences for garage tools may be utilised for import of spare parts of permissible types of garage tools which are not classified elsewhere against any other S. No. and part of the I.T.C. Schedule.

(b) Parts of typewriters excluding typewriter ribbons.

286

(1) Import of the following items will be allowed within the face value limits indicated against each :— (a) Servicing tools except the following types of

4 % o r l% OD the basis of imports of complete typewriters.

tools, namely:— (1) Twist drills, Centre drills, Counter sunk

drills.

(2) Reamers. (3) Milling cutters. (4) Threading taps and dies

3) Files. 6) Fret Saws, piercing saws. 7) St-4OO96 Knife stone. 8) St-40098-Flat file.

(9) St-40125-Rimac Flexstone. 10) St-40128-Cone stone. 11) St-40129-Flat stone. 12) St-40130-triangle stone 1% 13) St-40174-Square stone. 14) St-40175 Round stone. 15) St-40176 Triangle stone 16) St-40177 Square stone. 17) St-40180 Warding file.

(b) Typewriter screws, (c) Key cups, Key rings, printed Key card or Key tops in single pieces or in the form of Key board and rubber shells for typewriter rollers.

(d) Ball bearings not specified in Appendix . 3%

14 and steel balls for use as spare parts of typewriters,

(e) Tools (permissible types) for servicing

of office machines.

SECTION IV—contd.

2

3

1

4

PART IV—contd. S. N<

). 286 (b)—contd.

(2) Quota licences issued for this Sub- S. No. will be valid for import of spare parts of other office machines falling under S. No. 65 (6)(a)(///)/V.

(3) Import of main body frames and letter types for

typewriters will not be permitted.

)5 Motor Vehicle Parts

Detailed policy for theso items is given in Appendix 26. 293, 2! 297

Photographic negatives and printing paper, excluding

303

(0 Quota licences will be issued subject to the condi-

4%

X-Ray films.

tions that— (a) Quota licences issued must be utilised to the extent of 10%. of their face value for import of process plates (other than ordinary dry plates).

(£>) The established importers will ensure that goods imported against those licences are sold by them and/or their agents/retailors at prices not exceeding 45 % over the prices prevailing prior to the 6th June, 1966.

(//) Quota licences may be utilised for import of the following items to the extent Indicated against each regardless of their classification:—• (a) Photographic flash bulbs upto 40%, (b) Accessories, the following upto 2* % :—

(1) Dark Room Safe Light filter. (2) Dry mounts. (3) Dry mounting tissues.

(4) Tank Developing (either rubber, porcelain,

earthenware, plastics or stainless steel).

(ill) Quota licences will not be valid for import of photographic printing paper (black and white) Electrocar diograph paper rolls, sensitized papers based on ferro-purssiate diazoammonia and ammo. nla bromide paper used for taking blue prints for tracing engineering drawings.

(lv) Please see Annexure to this Section for inter-

changeability of quota licences.

305

2%

Photographic instruments apparatus and appliances, other than cinema, all sorts, not otherwise specified and parts thereof.

(/) Quota licences will be valid for import of spare parts of photographic instruments, apparatus and appliances, other than cinema, all sorts n.o.s. including accumulators for flash units.

(//) Upto 20% of the face value of quota licences issued for this item can be utilised for import of undermentioned items ;—

(a) Lens hoods; (b) Accessories and attachments and spare parts

thereof.

("0 Import of Box Cameras and Reflex box cameras

will not be allowed.

(Iv) Please see Annexure to this Section for interchange-

ability of quota licences.

308 (d) Watches and part) thereof

(0 Applications from established importers for im- port of parts of watches can be licensed on the basis of quota of 5%.

(tt) Not more than 66! % of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of watch move- ments.

NOTE:—Watch movements for Import Trade Control purposes will constitute a mechanism of watch not including case, dial and hands.

SECTION IV—contd.

1

2 3

4

PARTIV—concld.

*To. 308 (d)—€ontd.

S. T

(///) Licences will not be valid for Import of gold watch cases. Licences will not also be valid for import of other watch cases whose c.l.f. price Is less than Rs. 60 per dozen. The import of parts of such watch cases except glass will not be permitted.

(iv) Upto 20% of the face valuo of licence or Rs. 500 whichever is higher can bo utilised for import of natural oil stones, watch maker's tools and eye glasses.

312 -316 Arms and ammunition

. . .. 4%

(1) Quota licences issued for these S. Nos. can also be utilised for import of cartridge cases filled or empty falling under S. No. 317 of Part IV.

(2) Same remarks as at (/) and (li) against S. No.

317/1V.

317 Cartridge cases filled and empty. . . .. 4%

(i) Licences will bo granted only to holders of licences (including import licences) under the Indian Arms Act and Rules. The applicants should, however, produce along with their applications a 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 im- port and deal in Arms under the Indian Arms Act and rules.

(11) Quota licences will not be valid for import of the following or equivalent size of any make or origin :—

(a) .22 Bore long Rifle cartridges. (£>) 8 mm/.315' Sporting Cartridges 244 grs.

soft-nosed bullet.

(c) Cartidgcs 8 mm/.315' with 244 grs. split soft-

nosed Dullet.

UD Cartridges 8 mm/.315 with 200 grs. solid

bullet.

(e) Cartridges .22' RF short. ( /) Cartridges ,22' RF long, (g) Cartridges .22" high velocity. ih) Cartridges SA Ball Revolver .380. ( /) Cartridges .380 blank. (j) Cartridges .32' Revolver Long. (k) Cartridges .32* Revolver short. ( /) Cartridges . 32* Revolver Starter. (m) Cartridges 12 bore 2-1/2* of all shot sizes,

BB, AAA, etc. LG/SG and spherical Ball. (/<) Cartridges 12 bore 2-3/4* of all shot sizes. (o) Cartridges 12 bore 2" of all shot sizes. (p) Components such as Cartridges cases etc. in respect of ammunition items the import of which is not allowed.

NOTE—American 12 G.A. No. OO Buck Cartridges aro equivalent in size to S.G. Cartridges.

324 (a) Artists' brushes including Hog's hair brushes,

(0 Quota licences can be utilised for import of "Artists

materials" specified in Appendix 20.

(it) Not more than 25% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of sable hair brushes.

(til) Please see Anncxure to this Section regarding

interchangeability of quota licences.

SECTION l\—contd.

3 4

1 2

PART V

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

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 Batching Oil for Fibres.

(0 Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18.

(b) White Oil

ili) The licensing authority for these items will be C.C.I. 18

& E., New Delhi.

Kerosene; also any mineral oil other than kerosene and motor spirit which has its flashing point bolow one hundred degrees of FahrenheiLs' thermometer.

20 Lubricating oil that is, oil such as is not ordinarily used for any purpose other than lubricating, exclud- ing any mineral oil which has its flashing point below two hundred degrees of Fahrenheiti' thermo- meter.

Laboratory and reagent chemicals except those spe-

- cified in List V.

22,31 Appen dix-28 List-I

(1) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

(2) Please see Annexurc to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota-licences.

Sodium cyanide, Potassium cyanide and double cya- nide of Sodium and Potassium other than free mix- tures of Sodium cyanide, Potassium cyanide, Po- tassium chloride, Potassium carbonate etc.

Refills for fire extinguishers.

34—3' 1 (b) Water and oil colours.

(1) Quota licences can be utilised for Import of Artists'

5%

materials specified in Appendix 20.

(2) Please see Annoxure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

(3) Preparations of dry colours used by Artists will only be allowed to be imported against the liconces. Import of ground pigments in oil which can be used as paints on thinning will not be permitted. (4) Import of water colour boxes consisting of water colours in the form of cakes will be premitted upto 25 % of the face value of the licence.

(5) Licences will not be valid for import of oil colours.

) Rubber contraceptives

(1) Quota licences will be valid for import of diaphra-

100%

41(0("

gms only.

(2) The goods covered by the licence will, on import, be subject to quality test by the Government of India.

(1) Detailed policy of these items is given in Appendix -4) Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment 1/4 i H.P, and above.

65(1- (")(/

-4) Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment ) under 1/4 H.P.

65(1- ("0(i

(2) Although quota certificate will be issued separately for each sub-item, quota licences will be granted on the combined values of the quota certificates issued for each item. Quota certificates already held by the parties will not be disturbed.

-4) Film Studio equipment . . . .. 0

65(1- OW

(0 Spare parts of Sound and Projection Reproduction

(3) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding in- Equipment 1/4 H.P. and above.

terchangeability of quota licences.

65(5) (0

i) Spare parts of Sound and Projection Reproduction

Equipment under 1/4 H.P.

65(5)( (")

/) Spares of Film Studio Equipment .

65(5)( (HO

SECTION IV—contd.

1 2

3 4

PART V—contd.

65(5) (ii) Parts of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning ma- 2i%

chinery other than domestic refrigerators.

Import of refrigeration and airconditionlng equipment/ items mentioned in Appendix 35 will not bo allowed as spare parts against quota licences issued for this S. No.

65(3)

15%

(1) Import of items mentioned in Appendix-4-C, Part I will be allowed within face value limits indicated against them.

(ii)(a) Spare parts of machinery falling under S.No. 65 (1—4) (yii) (a) and (b) (i) and (ii)/v and crawler tractors falling under S.No. 74(l)/v.

(2) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

(3) Licences will not be valid for import of spare parts of earthmoving machinery mentioned in Appendix 4-C, Part II.

(4) Although quota licences are not valid for the im- port of parts interchangeable with motor vehicle parts falling under S.No. 293, 295 & 297/IV, import of such interchangeable parts will be allowed pro- vided that they do not fall in List I of Appendix 26 and that in case of parts falling in List II of Appen- dix 26, their Import does not exceed the face value limits prescribed therein. Parts specified in List C in Appendix 4 will, however, be governed by tho policy given in Appendix 4.

5(5)

121%

(1) Quota licences will not be valid for import of items mentioned in Appendix 5 and spare parts of machin- ery mentioned in Appendix 35.

(lit) Parts of machinery when required for industries and undertakings other than cinema and refrigera- tion and also other than spare parts of machinery falling under S. No. 65 (1^4) (W/)(") and (b) (i) and (ii)lv.

(2) Quota licences will not also be valid for import of items mentioned in List I of Appendix 26. However, items mentioned in List II of Appendix 26 will bo allowed for import within face value limits pres- cribed therein.

(3) Upto 1 % of the face valuo of quota licences can be utilised for import of bolts, nuts and screws specially adapted for use on such machines.

(4) Licences Issued for this sub-S. No. will also be valid for Import of spare parts of Data processing ma- chines worked by less than 1/4 H.P., 1/4 H.P. or more than 1/4 H.P. falling under S. No. 65 (6)(o)

aiorv.

(5) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding in-

terchangeabllity of quota licences.

66| %

67 (2) Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item No. 72(3) of Machinery specified in S. No. 67 (l)/V, excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(/) Upto 2% of the face value of licences for this item can be utilised for import of Bolts, Screws, Studs, Nuts, Rivets, Cotter/Split pins and washers speci- fically adapted for use on monotype supercasting machines and bearing specific makers' catalogue numbers.

(ii) Import of bleached Cotton mole skin in rolls in width of 30', 31J', 32', 36' and 41* Is allowed against the quota licences for this sub-serial No.

(Ill) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

40%

68

Quota licence will not be valid for Import of rubber blankets of cloth processing machines, namely printing, sanforizing etc.

(a) Rubber Blankets (including mackintosh) for printing presses including requirements of cloth Processing machines, viz., printing sunforlzing etc.

Quota licences will be valid for the import of the 70 (tl) Parts Of lifts

following parts of haulage machinery only :—

30% on im- ports of parts or 5% on imports of complete lifts.

(/) Worm Gear Reduction unit. (//) Driving Shaft. (lit) Driving shave drawn for drum drive. (iv) Base plate for the complete driving machine. (v) Extreme Bearing Stand. (vl) Electro-magnetic Brake complete.

(vii) Diverting Sheave. Mil) Overhead Sheave. (Ix) Over speed governors.

SECTION W—contd.

1 2

3 4

PART V— contd.

74 (///) Spare parts for agricultural tractors and for tractor 25%

drawn agricultural implement*.

(1) Spare parts of crawler tractors falling under S. No. 74(i)/V will be permitted for import against quota licences for S. No. 65(5)(il)(a)/V.

(2) Import of items mentioned in Appendix 4-D, Part I will be permitted upto the face value limits indica- ted against them.

(3) Licences will not be valid for import of spare parts of agricultural tractors and for tractor drawn agri- cultural implements mentioned in Appendix 4-D, Part H.

(4) Import of banned types of ball and roller bearings mentioned in Appendix 14 and rollers/needle rollers mentioned in remarks column against S. No. 9(g)/Il will not be allowed as spares or as CKD parts.

(5) Import of discs other than plain discs mentioned in Appendix 4-D, Part II and coulter, scalloped, cut- away discs will be allowed upto 21 % of the face value of quota licence.

(6) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

(7) Parts of Hydraulic Lifts which form an integral built up mechanism of tractors will be classified as spare parts of the tractors.

(8) Quota licences will not also be valid for the import of items mentioned in List I of Appendix 26. Items mentioned in List II of Appendix 26 will be allow- ed for import only to the extent of face value limits prescribed thorein. These restrictions will apply only to parts interchangeable with motor vehicle parts falling under S. No. 293, 295 & 297/IV which are not specified in List 'D' of Appendix 4 in respect of which the policy indicated therein will apply.

74 (v/) Parts of power driven agricultural machinery. . 2i%

(1) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

(2) Quota licences will not be valid for import of items mentioned in List I of Appendix 2b. However, items mentioned in List n of Appendix 26 will be allowed for import within the face value limits prescribed therein. These restrictions will apply only to parts interchangeable with motor vehicle parts falling under S. No. 293. 295 & 297/IV.

78 (/) Hearing Aids and parts thereof.

15%

(1) The import of the following items will be permit- ted within the face value restrictions indicated against thorn :—

(i) Hearing Aid Battery Recharger exclusively meant for charging hearing aid batteries upto 20%.

(//) Spare parts of hearing aids upto 50%.

(2) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

79 X-Ray (Diagnostic therapy) and Electro-medical appa- ratus and parts thereof n.o.s. including ultra violet and infra red lamps for medical treatment.

(1) Quota licences will be granted to established im- porters at 35 % of their quota certificates already issued or in relation to 35 % of their past imports during 1968-69 which ever is favourable.

(2) Upto 20% of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of permissible type of X-Ray equipment.

(3) Quota licences will be valid for import of the follow- ing items upto the extent indicated against them :— (1) Fluorescent Screens 1

10% of the face value (2) Intensifying screens, y of the licence (aggrega-

te).

(3) Casaets. J (4) Lead gloves. "1 1 % of the face value of

Vthe licence (aggregate).

(5) Adaptation goggles. J

SECTION IV—contd.

1 2

3 4

PART V—contd.

Jo.79—contd.

S.r-

(4) Quota licences will not be valid for the items men-

tioned in Appendix 36,

(5) Please see Armexure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

(f) Weighing machines and parts thereof. .

92

21% (1) Quota licences will be valid for the import of spare parts of weighing machines including spring opera- ted machines.

(2) Quota licences will not be valid for the import of spare parts of the following categories of machines :-

(0 Beam Scales and Weigh Master Beams. Ui) Non self-indicating Counter Scales. (Hi) Steel Yards Bench Platform Scales, (/v) Steel Yard Portable Platform Scales, (v) Transportable Platform Scales.

(v/) Steel Yard Chart Weigh Bridges and Dormant

Weighters.

(/i) Instruments, apparatus and appliances and parts

(1) Quota licences will not be valid for import of items 92

15%

thereof etc.—Others.

mentioned in Appendix 5 to this book,

(2) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inter-

• changeability of quota licences.

Note.—Licences will also be valid for the import of spare parts of instruments, apparatus and appliances falling under these S. Nos. subject to the condition that the import of spare parts of these instru- ments etc. clasiifled elsewhere in the J.T.C. Schedule shall not exceed 10% of the face value of licences or Rs. 500 whichever is less.

(1) Quota licences granted for this sub-item will not be 93-94

71%

valid for the items mentioned in Appendix 6.

(rf) Scientific and medical including surgical instru- ments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof made wholly/mainly of rubber and/or made wholly/ mainly of glass including laboratory glassware.

(2) Licences granted for this Sub S. No. will also be valid for import of Laboratorywarc made of silica or Quartz.

(3) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

(4) Import of spare parts will be governed by the N.B. given in the remarks column at the end of S. No. 93-94/V.

(5) Upto S % of the value of the quota licence or Rs. 1000 whichever is less, can be utilised for import of filter paper.

(6) Not more than 5 % of the face value of the quota licences can be utilised for import of Scalpels (Surgical blades).

(1) Quota licences issued for this Sub-item will not be

10%

valid for items mentioned in Appendix 6.

(") Medical including Surgical instruments, equipments and appliances and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and not made mainly of glass.

(2) Upto 5 % of the face value of quota licences can be utilised for import of artificial human eyes made of plastic materials.

(3) Please see Annexure to this Section regarding inter-

changeability of quota licences.

(4) Import of sparo parts will be governed by the N,B. given in the remarks column at the end of S.No. 93-94/V.

(5) Upto 5 % of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 1000 which ever is less, can be utilised for import of filter paper.

(6) Not more than 5% of the face value of the quota licences can be utilised for import of Scalpels (Surgical blades).

SUCTION IV—contd.

2

1

3 4

PART V— contd.

S. No.93-94--contd.

(!) Quota licences issued for this Sub-item will not bs

11° o

valid for the items mentioned in Appendix 6, (/) Scientific instruments, equipment and appliances ftnd parts thereof not made mainly of rubber umJ also not made mainly of glass.

(2) Please see Annexurc to this Section regarding in-

terchangeability of quota licences.

(3) Import of spare parts will be governed by the N. B. given in the remarks column at the end of S. No, 93-94/V,

(4) Upto 5 % of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 1000 whichever is less, can be utilised for im- port of filter paper.

(5) Not more than 5 % of the face value of the quota licences can be utilised for import of Scalpels (Surgical blades).

(/) Dental instruments, equipment and appliances, and 35°;;

parts the of not otherwise specified.

(1) Quota licences granted under this sub-serial number will be valid for import of articles specified in A ppen- dix 7.

(2) Import of the undermentioned items will be allowed within the face value restriction indicated against each :

(/) Dental drugs men- 21%

tioned in Annexure to Appendix 7 even if these drugs fall under other S. Nos. and Parts of the l.T.C. Schedule.

(/ft Metal piercing saws 10%

square for vulcanite or acrylic work and flat for metal work.

(3) Quota licences will not be valid for import of dental

chairs.

N.B.—Licences will also be valid for the import of spare parts of instruments, apparatus and appliances falling under these S. Nos. subject to the condition that the import of these spares of instruments etc., classified elsewhere in the l.T.C. schedule shall not exceed 10 % of the face value of licences or Rs. 500/- whichever is less.

Stereo flongs

115

Please see Annexure to this Section regarding interchange-

15%

ability of quota licences.

PART Vf

Machine tools

(0 Detailed licensing policy is given in Appendix

11.

(//) Please see Annexurc to this Section regarding in-

terchangeability of quota licences.

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ANNEXURE TO SECTION TV

ITEMS (GROUPWISE) LICENSABLE TO ESTABLISHED IMPORTERS WITH PROVISIONS TOR INTERCHANQEABILITY DURING THE

PERIOD A P R IL 1972—MARCH 1973

Description

Part and S. No. of the

Remarks I.T.C. Schedule

G R O UP I—Parts of dlesel engines and Parts of Petrol,

Gas and Kerosene engines.

30(/)/II . . ..

Spare parts of diesel engines other than spares for ~] dicsel engines for vehicles such as motor vehicles, 1 tractors, earthmoving machinery etc.

31(6)/1I . . ..

Parts of Petrol, Gas and Karosenc engines . . '

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can bo utilised for the Import of any goods falling under these serial numbers. How- ever, this intcrchangeability will not apply to the import of items allowed under face value restrictions.

j

G R O UP 11— Parts of Motors and parts of Generators

32(a)/II

P a r ts of m o t o rs . .. . . . . ~\

P a r ts of g e n e r a t o rs

32(/i)/II . . ..

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be uti- lised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers. However, this interchangeability will not apply to the import of items allowed under face value restrictions.

f

G R O UP III—Spare parts of machinery other than textile machinery, printing machinery and cinema machinery.

Parts of jute, hemp, tea machinery, etc.

36(5)/II

65(5)(li)(a)/V

Spare parts of machinery falling under S. No. 65(1—4) (vil)(a) and (b) (i) and (ii)/v and Crawler Tractors falling under S. No. 74 (i)/V.

65(5)(Hi)/V . . .. Parts of machinery when required for industries and undertakings other than cinema and refrigeration and also other than spare parts of machinery falling under S. No. 65U^)(vH)(a) and (b) (i) and (ii)/V.

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers. How- ever, this interchangeability will not apply to the import of items allowed under face value restrictions.

Spare parts for agricultural tractors and for tractor

74(iii)/V . . ..

drawn agricultural implements.

Parts of power driven agricultural machinery Spares of permissible machine tools

74(vi)/V . . .. P an VI . . ..

4(5)/III

G R O UP IV—Spare parti of Textile Machinery Component parts, excluding hosiery needles as defined in item No. 72(3) of the First Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934, of machinery specified in clauses (1), (2), (3) and (4) above but excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be Interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers.

5(2)/ITl

Component parts as 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,

G R O UP V—Cinema machinery and spares and Studio electric and projector bulbs. Studio electric and projector bulbs including halogen 1

38-A(c)/II . . ..

lamps.

fi5(l—4)((i)(i)/V .

Sound and Projection Reproduction equipment 1/4

H.P. and above.

65(1—4)

Sound and Projection Reproduction Equipment under

1/4 H.P.

Film studio equipment

65(1—4)(ii)(iii)/V .

Spare parts of Sound and Projection Reproduction

65(5)(i)(0/V . . ..

Although quota licences will be granted separately for 'Studio electric and pro- jector bulbs' and 'Cinema machinery and parts thereof, they will be inter- changeable and can be utilised for the Import of any goods falling under these serial numbers. However, this inter- chanpeability will not apply to the import of items allowed under face value restrictions.

Equipment under 1/4 H.P. and above.

Spare parts of Sound and Projection Reproduction

65(51(f)(il)/V . . ..

Equipment under 1/4 H.P.

Spare parts of film studio equipment

65(5X0(110/ V

ANNEXURE TO SECTION lV—concld.

D e s c r i p t i on

Remarks Part and S. No. of the I.T.C. Schedule

GROUP VI—Items Required for Newspaper Establishments.

S p a re p a r ts of p r i n t i ng m a c h i n e ry . . . . "|

67(2)/V

S t e r eo (longs . . . . . . .. V

115/V

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers. However, this intcrchangeability will not apply to the import of Items allowed under face value rcsttlction.

1

7 9 /V

G R O UP V I I — I n s t r u m e n t s, A p p a r a t us a nd A p p l i a n c es e t c. X-Ray (Diagnostic therapy) and Electrornedical appa- 1 ratus and parts thereof n.o.s. including ultra violet and infra red lamps for medical treatment.

9 2 ( n ) /V . . .. Instruments, apparatus and appliances and parts thereof, other than electrical but excluding articles otherwise specified in the schedule—Others.

9 3 - 9 4 ( d ) /V . . ..

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers. However, this interchangeability will not apply to the import Of item allowed under face value restrictions.

Scientific and medical including surgical instruments, equipment and appliancos and parts thereof made wholly/mainly of rubber and/or made wholly/mainly of glass including laboratory glassware.

9 3 - 9 4 ( e ) /V . . .. Medical including surgical instruments, equipment and I appliances and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and riot made mainly of glass.

9 3 - 9 4 ( f ) /V . . .. Scientific instruments, equipment and appliances and | parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and also J not made mainly of glass.

2 2, 3 1 /V ( A p p e n d ix 2 8 — L i st 1

G R O UP V I I I — C h e m i c a ls Laboratory and reagent chemicals except those spocifled

items).

in List IV of Appendix 2R.

Potassium Cyanide and double Cyanide of Sodium

and Potassium other than free mixtures of Sodium J- Cyanide, Potassium Cyanide, Potassium Chloride, | | Potassium Carbonate etc.

Although quota licences will be granted separately for those items, they will bo interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any or all these items. However, this interchangeability will not apply to this import or items allowed under face value lestiictions.

Refills for fire extinguishers.

j

G R O UP I X — P h o t o g r a p h ic G o o ds a nd P h o t o g r a p h ic

I n s t r u m e n t s.

3O3/1V

Photographic negatives and printing paper, excluding ~) |

X-Ray films.

3 0 5 / IV

Photographic instruments, apparatus and appliances, 1 other than cinema, all sorts, not otherwise specified, J and parts thereof.

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers. However, this intei changeability will not apply to the import of items allowed under face value restrictions.

46-A(c)/II . . ..

G R O UP X — C o n s u m er G o o ds Hearing aid batteries

"1

78(i)/V

Hearing aids and parts thereof . . . . y

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods fal- ling under these serial numbers. However, this inrerchangeability will not apply to the import of items allowed under face value restrictions.

83/IV

Wines

"]

84/IV

Brandy, Gin and Whisky . . . . . 1

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these Serial Numbers (except Gin ).

324U0/IV . . ..

J Artists brushes including hog's hair brushes , . 1

34-37(b)/V . . ..

Water and oil colours

y

1

Although quota licences will be granted separately for these serial numbers, they will be Interchangeable and can be utilised for the import of any goods falling under these serial numbers. However, this interchangeability will not apply to the import of items allowed under face value restrictions.

SECTION V

Appendices

APPENDIX I

(Section I—Para 1)

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, forgings, pipes and

structures.

13. Internal Combustion Engines. 14. Machine tools and accessories.

15. Workshop machinery and equipment other

than machine tools.

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, genera-

tors, power capacitors, rectifiers, relays and

electric stamping.

22. Electrical cables and wires.

23. Storage batteries, dry batteries.

24. Electronic components.

25. Construction and earth moving equipment.

26. Cranes and hoist blocks.

27. Industrial fasteners.

28. Wire ropes.

29. Scientific and industrial instruments.

30. Cement.

31. Organic and inorganic heavy chemicals in- cluding 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 eases.

38. Drugs.

39. Medical and surgical equipment and appli-

ances.

40. Electro-medical and X-Ray equipment.

41. Refractories, fire bricks and insulators.

42. Commercial vehicles including jeeps and three wheelers.

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.

APPI NDIX :.

(Section I— I'ara 13)

STATFMLNT SHOWING CONSUMPTION OF IMPORTI-D RAW MATF.R1ALS AND COMPONF.NTS, PRODUCTION AND UNU IILISF.D VALUE OF LICENCES

1. Name of the Unit

2. Qnd-product manufactured

*3. C. I. F. value of imported raw materials and components (excluding spare parts) consumod by Ihe unit during the period

i from

to

*4. Book valuo of production turnod out by the unit during the period indicated

against S. No. 3 above

5. Particulars of import licences and release orders for raw materials and

components with unutilised balance.

(a) Licences

Date upto

c.i.f. value

which

Source Total c.i.f. of value of

out of

financing licence

No and date of licence

Col. 5 for

valid including revalidation, if any, granted

Unutilised c.i.f. value (difference between the values in cols. 5 and 6)

Balance c.i.f. value available on customs copy of the licence on

which letter of credit has been opened

1

3 4

2

5

6

7

(b) Release orders

Total c.i.f. value

Name of canalis- ing agency

No. and date of release order

Balance c.i.f. value for which goods have not been lifted

Unutilised c.i.f. value (difference between the values in cols. 5 and 6) Date upto which valid including revalidation if any, granted

c.i.f. value out of Col. 5 for which firm commitment has been made with the canalis- ing agency by making payment

4

2

3

1

6

5

7

•6. Particulars of actual imports of raw materials and components and allot- ments of imported raw materials and components received during the period mentioned againsl S. No. 3 above and during 6 months proceeding the same period.

S. No.

Date of import allowed No, and date of import licence or Release order

C.I.F, value of raw materials/components imported (or procured against release order)

3

2

1

4

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 bo liable (o cancellation, in addition to any other action thai may bo 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

APPENDTX 2—Contd.

I/We do hereby certify lhat (lie information furnished in this statement is correct and complete, I/We have verified this from the following records :—

0)

(2)

(3)

(4)

I/We also certify that the applicant unit has been maintaining proper account of consumption in the prescribed form as indicated in Appondix 19 to the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

Date

Signature and seal of Chartered Accountant/ Cost Accountant or Sponsoring Authority in l ho case of small scale units. pull Address

Notes :-—

(1) Only those import licences and reloase orders should be entered under para 5 of this statement, which pertain to raw materials and components, 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 or release order, it should also be enterod if it has not expired but the fact of the licence having been surrendered should be indicated against such licence.

(2) The unutilised value to be enterod in Col. 7 under S. No. 5(a) above will be the balanco C.I.F. value available on the Customs copy of the licence, reduced by the amount for which firm commitment has been made by open- ing letter of credit. In the case of release order in S. No. 5(b), it will be tho value for which neither the goods have boon lifted from the canalising agency nor payment made to that agency.

(3) The consumption of imported raw materials/components and particulars of licences/release orders to be shown in this "tate- ment will be in respect of Iron & Steel items and ferro-alloys items. Similar information in regard to iron & steel items and ferro-alloys should be shown in a separate statement to be submitted separately with import applications for such items. (The units ongaged in IDA industries should include information in regard to iron and steel items and forro-alloys also in the same applications.

(4) The information in regard to actual imports to be given undor para 6 of the statement, should be with respect to the imports effected against any import licence or allotments against any release order issued to the applicant including licences/Release Orders obtained under the import policy for Registered Exporters.

(5) In the case of release orders, if in respect of the unutilised balance shown in Col. 7 under para 5(b), the applicant has a letter of the canalising agency that the goods have not been lifted for reasons boyond his control owing to temporary non-availability of supplies with the canalising agency, the said letter, in original should be attached to each copy of this certificate.

(6) Along with the C.I.F. value shown against S. No. 3Jn this statement, the name of the raw material/component should also be indicated if more than 50 % of the value of consumption shown is in respect of such item.

"The information to be furnished should relate to the same period.

1 G of I—14

APPENDIX 3

List of spare parts, fltc Import of which will be allowed against actual user licences for spare parts upto the

prescribed limits as provided in paragraphs 3 and 32 of Section I of this Red Book

Items

S. No. and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule

s. No.

1.   "("0/I                                                   Pipes  or  tubes flexible, for  passing  gas or fluid under  pressure  and  telescopic
                                                                flush pipes and  fittings  thereof.
2.   22/1                                                     High  tensile  and  alloy  steel  bolts, nuts and  studs.
3.   38-A/I                                                   Industrial  roller  chains  including  automobile  timing  chains/driving  chains
                                                                and  transmission chains—Simplex,  Duplex  and  Triplex  of  non-permissible
                                                                sizes  as  indicated  against  S.  No.  38-A/I  in  Section  II.
4.   4K"0/I                                                   Copper flexible pipes  or  tubes,  for  passing  gas  or  fluid  under  pressure.
5.   46{c)/I                                                  Bronze flexible pipes  or  tubes  for  passing  gas or  fluid  under  pressure.
6.   57/1                                                        (/)  Coll  springs  of  Iron  and  Steel  for  motor  vehicles.
                                                                (ii)  Leaf/Laminated  spring  assembly  for  motor  vehicles.
                                                               (Hi)  Coil springs of non-ferrous  metals,
                                                                (iv)  Leaves  for  laminated  springs  of  iron  and  steel.
7.   9(0(o/n                                                  Grinding media steel balls.
8.                                                            Rollers/needle rollers of the following sizes :—

9(r)/ii

Diameter

Length

8.8 mm to 12 mm 8.8 mm to 20.06 mm 9,0 mm to 32.80 mm 24 mm to 35.5 mm 18 mm to 32 mm

1.48 mm to 1.6 mm 1.90 mm to 2.54 mm 2.90 mm to 3.22 mm 4.60 mm to 4.90 mm 5.40 mm to 5.60 mm

4.6 mm to 32.80 mm 7.6 mm to 51.00 mm 6.8 mm to 84.00 mm 5.8 mm to 51.00 mm

1,48 mm to 4.1 mm 4 60 mm to 5 1 mm ~ J fUV ' • • • * • t-K^ b* I A lll(¹4 6.90 mm to 8.1 mm 5.90 mm to 6.4 mm

Sintered Bronze, self-lubricating bushes and bearings (popularly known as 9. 16

Oilite Bushes).

i9/n

•10.

Ball, roller, tapered roller bearings and needle roller bearings/needle bushes specified in Appendix 14 whether standard or extra precision or heavy duty.

Small tools specified in Appendix 15.

20/n

11.

. Diamond lagping wheels or grinding wheels Impregnated with diamond 12. 24

dust.

, Grinding wheels and segments.

13. 24(6)/II

. Belting for machinery all sorts, including belt laces and belt fasteners. 28/11

" .

14.

15. 33/11

. Pneumatic plant consisting of Prime Movers and auxiliary equipment includ- ing parts thereof, and electric tools and parts thereof, excluding those licensable under Appendix 11 to this Red Book and Down—the Hole Bits.

34/11

16.

. Power driven pumps (excluding trailer and special pumps for fused caustic soda or acids) and oil well drilling and crude oil pumps including mechanical seals and/or parts and special sealing materials thereof.

17. 39(

. Indicating Switch Board and Controller Mounting Instruments (Voltmeters, Ammeters, Wattmeters, Power Factor Meters, Frequency Meters, Synchro- scopes), Recording instruments, Permanent fixing, recording Volt meters, Ammeters, Wattmeters, Maximum Demand Meters, Instruments Trans- formers.

18. 39{6X0/n

. Portable Instruments (Portable moving coils and moving Iron Voltmeters, Ammeters, Wattmeters, Power Factor Meters, Frequency Meters), Insula- tion Testers and Accessories, Ohmeters, Capacity Meters, Wheat stone Bridge, Fault Locating Sets, Potentio-meters, Time switches, G.P.O. Detec- tors, Standards Accessories such as Connecting Leads, Compensating Leads, Standard Cells, Resistance Boxes and Galvano-meters for use with instruments.

APPENDIX 3—coHtd.

Items

S. No. and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule

s.

N o.

19.    39(fl/)/II                                             .   Thermocouples and  pyrometers.
20.   42(a)/II                                                .  Spares  for  power  and  distribution  transformers.
21.   42(6)(0/II                                              .  Spares  for  lightning  arrestors  of  below 220 KV,
22.   42("(/^)/II       .                .    .   ..          ,  Spares  of  Power  line  carrier  equipment  viz.,  wave  traps.
23.   42(d)/II                                                    (1)  Power and  Distribution  Transformers  of ratings not covered  by S. No,
                                                                       42(a)/II  and  parts  and  accessories  of  all  types  of  transformers  falling
                                                                       under  S.  No.  42(a)/II  and  42(d)/ll,  e.g.,  oil  coolers,  radiators  bucholz
                                                                       relays, etc.
                                                                  (2)  Measuring transformers  with metering devices.
24.   42(f)/II    .                                           .   Air  and  oil  circuit  breakers  upto  660  volts  and cubical and  'panels'  incor-
                                                                    porating these.
25.   42(ff)/II                                               .   Air and  oil circuit  breakers, minimum  oil and  air blast circuit breakers above
                                                                    660  volts  and  upto  220  KV  and  cubical!  and  panels  incorporating  these
                                                                    and  parts thereof.
26.    42(/")("7)/n                                            .  HRC  Fuses  of  440  and  660 volts  of  current  rating  upto  830 amp.  and  be-
                                                                   low.
27.   46/11,  290/IV  and  65(5)(/)/V                        >  Condensers,  Resistances,  Potentiometers,  Volume  Controls,  Tone-controls,
                                                                    valve  sockets,  grid  caps,  plugs  chokes,  fuses  and  terminal  blocks.
28.    65(1—4)(vm)/V                                          .   Acid  and  Chlorine  Resisting  valves  for  chemical  industry.
29.    65(5)(///)/V                                           .   Leather  shaving blades.
30.    65(5)("/)/V,  78  (/JO/V  and  92(*)/V                 .   All  types  of  dial  thermometers  including  dial  thermometers  of  all  types  of
                                                                   mercury  in  steel, vapour  pressure  and  distances  reading  (both  indicating,
                                                                   recording and  controlling).
31.             ,,           .    .     .    .    ..          .  Magnets.
32.             if            .    .    .    .     ..         .  Strip  film  projector  complete  with  slide  and  carrier  slide  projector.
33.             II           .     .    .    .    ..             Epidiascope viewers.
34.              ••          .     .    .    .    ..          .  Parts of  moving  coil  meter  such  as  magnets,  jewels,  laminations,  castings.
                                                                    dials,  needles  and  other  pressed  parts.
35.              ,t           .    .    .    .     ..            Drought  Gauge—indicating  and  recording.
36.              I,           .    .    .     .    ..         ."  Resistance Thermometers—indicating,  recording and  integrating.
37.              ,,          .     .    .    .    ..          .   Flow  meters  (manometric)  indicating,  recording  and  Integrating,  rotamcters
                                                                 and  positive  displacement  meters  and  spares  thereof.
38.             II            .    .    .     .    ..         .  Flow  meters-electric  transmitting,  indicating,  recording  and       integrating.
39.             IT            .    .    .     .    ..         ,  Flow  meters-ring  balances,  indicating,  recording  and  integrating.
40.              ,.                                           .  Flow  meters-open  channel  indicating,  recording  and  integrating.
41-                                                           .   CO;  Analysers,  moisture  analysers  and  spares  thereof.
42.              ,|          .    .     .    .    ..          .  Differential  Pressure  Transmitters-pneumatic.
43.              ,,          .    .     .    .    ..          .  Pneumatic controllers, indicating and  recording.
44.             I,           *     •    •    •     ..         .  Single  point  electronic  potentiometers,  indicating,  recording  and  controlling.
45.             11            .    .    .     .    ..         ,  Level Meters, indicating, recording and  controlling.
46.             11            .    .    .     .    ..         .  Pressure  Recorders.
47.             ,,           •    .     .    *    ..          .  Temperature  Recorders.
48.             ",            .    .    .    .     ..         .  Gas metcrs/densitometers/vapor  fractometers/gas  chromatographs and  speres
                                                                    thereof.
49.              If           .    .    .     .    ..            Binos prism.
50.              ,,          .     .    .    .    ..          .  Compass prismatic liquid.
51.              ,,          .     .    .    .    ..          .   Monocular.
52.              |,           .    .    .    .    ..          ,  Bubbles  all types  including  circular  bubbles.
53.              "•            .    .    .    ..               ,  Jewel  and  jewel  bearings.

APPENDIX 3—coiitcJ.

S. N o. and Part of the I.T.C. Schedule

Items

s.

No.

54.                                                        .   Polrimeter.
55.             ,,          .    .    .    .    ..         ,   Bomb  calorimeter.
56.             ,,          .    .    .    .    ..         .   Carbon and sulphur dclcrminator apparatus.
57.             ,,          .    .    .    .    ..          .  Rapid  moisture testers.
58.             ",          .    .    .    .    ..         .   Aerosol valves/spray valves.
59.             •i          .    .    .    .    ..         .   Atomosing valvos.
60.             „           .    .    .    .    ..         .   Parts for Aerosol containers and pressure packs.
61.                                                        .   Expandable thermocouples.
62.                                                        ,   Throw away thermocouples.
63.                                                        ,   Binocular Prismatic.
64.             ,           .    .   "     .    ."         .   Micro film reader.
65.             „           .    .    .    .    ..          .  Abbe  Rofractomclcr.
66.             „           .    .    .    .    ..         .   Stop clocks.
67.   78/V                                       *   .     .   P H meters.
68.                                                        .   Rectifiers.
69.   92(fc)/V                                             ,   Pressure gauges.

. Machine Tools Accessories :—

70. Part—VI

(i) Lathe chucks.

(a) 4 Jaw upto 610 mm diameter. (b) Self-centering scroll upto 305 mm dia.

(//) Drill chucks. (Hi) Lathe Centres and Mandrels. (iv) Machine Vices, Plan upto 200 mm jaw. (v) Drill Sleeves. {vi) Live Centres upto MT 4. (viV) Permanent Magnetic chucks—all types. (VIIV) Tool post gr&der.

(Ix) Collets, Feed fingers and Collet chucks. (A;) Quick change drill chucks. (*0 Dividing Head. (xli) Jigs and Fixtures. (xiii) Rotary table for milling machines. txh) Relieving attachments. (xv) Tapping attachment.

(xvi) Copy turning attachments for lathes.

. Hydraulic pumps and valves for

71.

machine tools and other applications,

72.

Pneumatic cylinders and valvos for machine tools and other applications.

Spare Parts of machinery specified in Appendix 35.

73.

NOTES :-<-(l) Items which are not included In this Appendix and (he import of which is otherwise banned, will not bo allowed.

(2) Items which are not included in this Appendix but the import of which is otherwise allowed on restricted basis will be allowed for import upto the permissible extent as per policy for such items. (3) The provisions of this Appendix will not apply to the licences issued to established importers. (4) The value limit prescribed for a single item will apply separately to each different specification of a particular item included in this Appendix.

• (5) Ball roller tapered roller bearings and needle roller bearings/needle bushes oilier than those mentioned in Appendix 14 will be allowed as spare parts without any restriction in terms of the provision made in paragraphs 3 and 32 of Section I of this Book,

APPENDIX 4

LIST—A

List of items, import of which will be allowed against quota licences for spare parts of diesel engines/marine

type diesel engines [S. No. 30 (f)/II] provided these are required as spare parts for diesel engines/

marine type diesal engines of imported origin

1.

"

3. 4.

5.

6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

11. 12. 13.

14. 15. 16. 17. 18.

19. 20. 21, 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28.

Cylinder liners Fuel injection oquipment and component parts thereof . Piston assemblies and parts thcroof Engine bearing; thick walled and thin walled including bi- metallic, mul(metallic or non-ferrous bushes or washers but excluding noodle, ball, roller or tapered roller bearings . Inlet and exhaust poppet valves, valve guides (sleeves), valvo rotators, tappers, valve springs, valve seat inserts. W a t er p u m ps a nd c o m p o n e n ts t h c r o of . . .. T i m i ng g e a rs C r a n k s h a f t s, c a m s h a f t s, c o n n e c t i ng r o ds . . .. S t a r t er m o t or a nd p a r ts t h e r e of C l u t ch a s s e m b ly c o m p l e te a nd p a r ts t h e r e of e x c l u d i ng c l u t ch facings and clutch release bearings Oil coolers and parts thereof Filter/Cleaner assembly, air fuel or lubricating oil . Glow plug, glow plug resistors, glow switches and glow plug controllers D y n a mo pulleys Gaskets Oil seals and groasc retainers . . . . .. Flywhoel ring gear Roller chains including engine timing chains/driving chains and transmission chains—Simplex, Duplex and Triplex of sizes permissible for import as per policy indicated against S. N o. 38-A/l in Section H Bolts, nuts, studs, screws and washers . . .. Voltage regulator and parts thereof D a sh B o a rd I n s t r u m e n ts a nd p a r ts t h e r e of . . .. Radiator Assembly and parts thereof Generator/Dynamo/Alternator and parts thereof . H o se p i p es w i th or w i t h o ut e n d - f i t t i n gs . . .. T h e r m o s t at f or r a d i a t o rs E x h a u st f l e x i b lo p i pe Carbon brushes all sorts Cables for speedometers/Ins tram on ts

Import of all these items will bo allowed up to an aggregate value equal to 60% of the face value of quota licence subject to the following conditions :—

(() In the case of items mentioned at S. Nos. 1 to 11, import of individual item should not exceed 10% of the face value of licence.

(//) In the case of itoms at S. Nos. 12 to 28, import of any single item should not exceed 1 % of the face value of licence, except for itoms at SI. Nos. (5, 16, 17, 22 and 23 whore the import of any single item will be permitted upto 2% of the face value of the licence.

NOTES.—1. Wator 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, in respect of item No. 6.

2. Import of clutch facings, clutch plates and clutch release bearings will be permitted only with complotc clmch assemblies, in respect of item No. 10.

APPENDIX 4—contd.

LIST—B

List of items, the import of which will be allowed against Quota Licences for spare parts of Petrol, Gas

and Kerosene Engines [S. No. 31(b)/II] provided these are required as spares for Petrol, Gas and

Kerosene engines of imported origin

Cylinder liners . ,

"• Import of all these items will bo allowed upto an aggregate value equal to 4 0% of the faco value of the licence subject to tho following conditions:—

1. 2. 3.

(0 In case of items mentioned at SI. Nos. 1 to 8, import of any individual item should not exceed 10% of the face value of the licence.

4.

Ui) In case of items at SI. Nos. 9 to 31, import will be allowed upto an aggregate valuo equal to 21 % of the face value of quota licence within the overall limit of 4 0% subject to the condition that the import of any individual item should not exceed i % of the face value of the licence.

5. 6. 7. 8.

9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

Piston assemblies and ports thereof Engines bearings—thick walled and thin walled including bi- metallic, multi-metallic or non-ferrous bushes or washers but excluding ball, roller, tapered roller and needle bearings Inlet and exhaust poppet valves, valve guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tappers, valve springs, valve seal inserts . Water pumps and components thereof . . .. Carburettors and parts thereof Timing gears Clutch assembly complete aDd parts thereof excluding clutch facings and clutch release bearings Startor motor & parts thereof Crankshafts, camshafts, connecting rods . . .. Filter/cleaner assembly, air fuel or lubricating oil . Dynamo pulleys Gaskets Oil seals and grease retainers Flywheel ring ^ears Roller chains including engine timing chains/driving chains and transmission chains—Simplex, Duplex and transmission Triplex of sizes permissible for import us per policy indicated against S. N o. 38—A/I in Section n Bolts, nuts, studs, screws and washers . . .. Voltage regulator and parts thereof . . .. Dash Board Instruments and parts thereof . . .. Radiator assembly and parts thereof . . .. G"nerator/Dynamo alternator and parts thereof . Hose pipos with or without end-fittings . . .. Exhaust flexible pipe Thermostat for radiators Carbon brushes all sorts Cables for speedometers Ignition coils and parts thereof . . . . . . Distributors and parts thereof Fuel pumps and parts thereof Magnetos and parts thereof Sparkplugs

17. IS. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31.

NOTE.—Import of clutch facings, clutch plates and clutch release bearings will be permitted only with complete clutch assembly,

in respect of item N o. 8.

APPENDIX 4—contd.

LIST C—PART I

List of items, import of which will be allowed against Licences Issued for S. No. 65(5)(ii)(a)/V for spare

parts of machinery falling under S. No. 65(1-4) (vil)(a) and (b)(i) & (ii)/V and Crawler Tractors

falling under S. No. 74(i)/V, provided these are required as spares of Machinery oi Imported

*

I. 2. 3. 4.

5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.

19.

Import of individual item will be allowed within the face value

restriction given below :—

(i) Items mentioned at S. Nos. 1 to 9 71 % 20. 21. 22.

(ii) Items mentioned at S. Nos. 10 to 28 5%

23.

(iii) Items mentioned at S. Nos. 29 to 31 3%

(lv) Items mentioned at S. Nos. 32 to 36 2%

(v) Items mentioned at S. Nos. 37 to 47 1 % 24. 25 26. 27 28. 29 30 31 32

33 34

35

36 37

38

Cylinder liners Fuel Injection equipment and component parts thereof Piston assemblies and parts thereof Engine bearings : Thick walled and thin walled including bi- metallic, multi-metallic or non-ferrous bushes or washers but excluding needle, ball, roller or tapered roller bearings . Camshafts, Crakshafts and connecting rods Hydraulic pumps and parts thereof . . . .. Leaf springs and spring leaves Torque convenors, fluid couplings and parts thereof . Hydraulic Rams and parts thereof . . . .. Inlet and exhaust poppet valves, valve guides (sleeves), valve rotators, tappers, valve springs, valve scat Inserts Starter motor and parts thereof Generators/Dynamo/alternator and parts thereof Flywheel Ring Gear Water Pumps and components thereof . . .. Radiator assembly and parts thereof Oil Seals and grease retainers . . . . .. Bolts, nuts, studs, screws and washers . . .. Ball bearing, Roller bearing and Taper Roller bearings which are not banned and components thereof . . .. Propcllar shafts, Universal joints, Power take-off and parts thereof. Tie Rod ends and drag link ends and parts thereof Wheels and rims and parts thereof Clutch (including pneumatic) electro-magnetic assembly and parts thereof except clutch facings. Instruments (including dash board instruments) and parts thereof including wires and control cables. Steering Gears complete and parts thereof Brake parts B r a ke d r u ms Permissible types of g a r a ge t o o ls . . . .. C l u t ch facings in a ny f o rm G a s k e ts F i l t er a s s e m b l i e s / e l e m e n ts f or a ir fuel a nd oil . Brake blocks and brake linings in any form High pressure hose pipes with or without end-fitting (includ- ing brake hose). Parts of Petrol starting engines Shackles, shackle pins.'U' bolts, centre bolts, clips and prcs- suro plates. King pins, king pin bushings and or king pin thrust bearing 1 and shims. Steering wheels Fan belts whose bottom width (i.e. on the inner diameter) is more than 0.250 inch and parts thereof. Roller chains including Engine timing chains/Driving Chains and transmission chains, Simplex, Duplex and Triplex of sizes permissible for import as per policy indicated against S.No. 38-A/I in Section II. Carbon brushes all sorts Voltage regulators and parts thereof Dynamo Pulleys Cummutators and parts thereof C i r c l i ps . . . . . . . .. Glow plug, glow resistors, glow switches and glow controllers Hand brake cables

39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47

. Head lamps and parts thereof . . . .. . Under carriage parts (except seals thrust washers, high pressure grease fittings for carriers rollers, sprocket segments, sprocket assemblies and components thereof and idlers which are allow- ed without any face value restrictions).

NOTES : (1) The items included in this list irrespective of the fact whether they pertain to the internal combustion engines or any other

system of earthmoving machinery will be allowed to be imported within the specified face value restrictions,

(2) Batteries and battery cables, tyres & tubes will not be permitted for import.

APPENDIX 4—contd.

List C—Part II

List of Items, import of which will not be allowed against licences issued lor S. No. 65(5)(U)(")/V foi Spare > Parts of Machinery falling under S. No. 65 (1—4 (vii)(a) and (b)(l) & (U)/V and Crawler tractors

falling under S. No. 74(i)/V

1. Electric homs. 2. Straight Radiator hoses. 3. Air horns. 4. Air vent pipe rubber connection-fuel tank. 5. Rubber connection for filler tube-fuel

tank.

6. Rubber buffers-doors. 7. Rubber mounting for silencer. 8. Rubber packing for battery clamping chan-

nel.

9. Wind shield wiper tubing.

10. Electric wiper, arms and blades. 11. Mascots and motifs. 12. Auto fans. 13. Car heaters, coolers and radios. 14. Rear lights and parking lights exclusive of

Rear side lamp.

15. Battery cable. 16. Rear view and mudguard mirrors. 17. Number plates. 18. Sun shade or sun visor. 19. Wind screen plate glass (flat).

20. Licence holder.

21. Scat 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 upholstry for all motor vehicles.

22. Cab bodies, bus bodies, station wagon bodies, truck bodies, steel cabs for lorries, pickup bodies and panel bodies either complete or in parts.

23. Storage batteries. 24. Lighting bulbs. 25. Hub caps. 26. Bumpers for commercial vehicles. 27. Battery carriers. 28. Spare wheel carriers. 29. Tyre Tube valves an,d parts thereof inter- changeable with those on the conventional type of vehicles.

30. Flashers/Dippers/Ignition Switches. 31. Fuel pumps/Fuel pump kits and parts

thereof.

APPENDIX 4 — contd.

LIST D —P A RT I

List of items, the import of which will be allowed against quota licences for spare parts of Agricul-

tural Tractors mid for Tractor drawn Agricultural implements [S. No. 74(lii)/V] provided these are

required as spares of Tractors of imported origin.

Cylinder liners

1.

2. Fuel Injection equipment and component parts thereof.

3. 4.

Piston assemblies and parts thereof Engine bearings : Thick walled and thin walled in- cluding bimetallic, multi-metallic or non-ferrous bushes or washers but excluding needle, ball, roller or tapered roller bearings.

Camshafts, crankshafts and connecting rods

5.

6. I n l et a nd e x h a u st p o p p et valves a nd valve g u i de (sleeves) valve r o t a t o r s, t a p p e r s, valve springs, valve seat inserts. S t a r t er m o t or a nd p a r ts t h e r e of . . ..

7.

Generators/dynamo/alternator and parts thereof .

8.

Flywheel ring gear W a t er P u m ps a nd c o m p o n e n ts t h e r e of .

9. 10.

Import of all these items will be allowed upto an aggregate value equal to 60 % of the face value of quota licence in the manner Indicated below:

Items mentioned at S. Nos. 1 to 5 Import of any individual item will be and 24. allowed to the extent of Ik % of the 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

face falue of quota licence.

17.

Items mentioned at SI. Nos. 6 to Import of any individual item will be 13 and 25 to 36. allowed to the extent of 5% of the

face value of quota licence.

18.

Items mentioned at SI. Nos. 14 Import of any individual item will be .and 15. allowed to the extent of 3 % of the

>• '

face value of quota licence.

Items mentioned at S. Nos. 16 to Import of any individual item will be 22 and 42. allowed to the extent of 1 % of the . . . . . ..

face value of quota licence.

Items mentioned at SI. Nos, 23 Import of any individual item will be and 43 to 47. allowed to the extent of i% of the 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.

face value of quota licence.

to 41.

Items mentioned at S. Nos. 37 Import of any individual item will be allowed to the extent of 2% of the face value of quota licence.

27. 28. 29. 30.

31.

32. 33. 34. 35. 36.

37.

38.

39. 40. 41. 42. 43.

44.

45. 46. 47.

R a d i a t or a s s e m b ly a nd p a r ts t h e r e of . Oil Seals a nd grease r e t a i n e rs . . .. Bolts, nuts, studs, screws and washers . Filter assemblies/elements for air-fuel and oil. Gaskets . . . . . .. Hose pipes with or without end-flttings (including brake hose). Fan belts whose bottom width {I.e. on the inner dia- meter) is more than 0.250 inch and parts thereof. Roller chains including Engine timing chains, driv- ing chains and transmission chains, Simplex, Duplex and Triplex sizes permissible for import as indicated against S.No. 38-A/I. Carbon brushes all sorts Voltage regulators and parts thereof Dynamo Pulleys C u m m u t a t o rs a nd p a r ts t h e r e of . . .. Circlips H y d r a u l ic p u m ps a nd p a r ts t h e r e of Leaf springs a nd s p r i ng leaves . . .. P r o p e l l er shafts, Universal j o i n t s, P o w er take-off a nd p a r ts thereof. T ic r od e n ds a nd d r ag link e n ds a nd p a r ts t h e r e of . Hydraulic Rams and parts thereof Wheels and rims and parts thereof Clutch (including pneumatic) elect, magnetic assem- bly and parts thereof except clutch facings. Instruments (including dash board Instruments) and parts thereof including wires and control cables. Steering Gears complete and parts thereof . Brake parts B r a ke D r u ms . . . . . .. Permissible types of garage tools Ball Bearings, Roller Bearings and Taper Roller Bearings which arc not banned and components thereof. Shackles, Shackle pins, 'U' bolts, centre bolts, clips and pressure plates. Kin$ pins, King pin bushings and or king pin thrust bearing and shims. C l u t ch f a c i n gs in a ny f o rm . . .. B r a ke b l o c ks a nd b r a ke l i n i ng In a ny f o rm . S t e e r i ng w h e e ls . . . . .. Hand Brake cables Silencers or Mufflers and tail pipe and extension thereof. Glow plug, glow resistors, glow switches and glow c o n t r o l l e r s. H o rn b u t t o ns a nd h o rn r i n gs . . .. H o r n s, h o rn r e l a ys a nd p a r ts t h e r e of Parts of locks specially adopted for tractors .

NOTES : (1) The items included in this list irrespective of the fact whether they pertain to the internal combustion engines or any other systems of tractor, will be allowed to be imported within the specified face value restrictions.

(2) Batteries and battery cables, tyres and tubes will not be permitted for import.

1 G of 1—15

A P l ' H J N U iA 4 —c o n c i a.

LIST D—PART II

List of items, (he import of which will not be allowed against the licences lor spare parts of agricultural

tractors and for tractor drawn agricultural implements (S. No. 74(ili)/V).

1. Electric horns. 2. Straight Radiator hoses. 3. Air horns. 4. Air vent pipe rubber connection-fuel tank. 5. Rubber connection for filler tube-fuel tank. 6. Rubber buffers-doors. 7. Rubber mounting for silencer. 8. Rubber packing for battery clamping

channel.

9. Wind shield wiper tubing.

10. Electric wiper, arms and blades. 11. Mascots and motifs. 12. Auto fans. 13. Car heaters, coolers and radios. 14. Rear lights and parking lights exclusive of

Rear side lamp.

15. Battery cable. 16. Rear view and mudguard mirrors. 17. Number plates. 18. Sun shade or sunvisor. 19. Wind screen plate glass (flat). 20. Licence holder. 21. Seat cushions of all types, Kool cushions of all types, Hair-lock, Cushion covers of all types, materials cut to Mze or other- wise for kool and seat cushions and leather, leatherette, plastic for cloth for

upholstery for all motor vehicles.

22. Cab bodies, bus bodie?, station wagon bodies, truck bodies, steel cabs for lorries, pickup bodies and panel bodies either complete or in parts.

23. Storage batteries. 24. Lighting bulbs. 25. Head lamps and parts thereof. 26. Flasher/Dippers/Ignition switches. 27. Hub caps. 28. Bumpers for commercial vehicles. 29. Battery carriers. 30. Spare wheel carriers. 31. Under carriage parts, except seals, thrust washers, high pressure, grease fittings for carrier rollers.

32. High carbon steel plain Discs of sizes

16 to 26"

33. Tyre tube valves and parts thereof inter- changeable with those on the conven- tional type of vehicles.

34. Locks specially adopted for tractors. 35. Fuel pumps/Fuel pump Kits and parts

thereof,

APPENDIX 5

List of items, the import of which will nol be permitted against licences for S. No. 65(5)(iii)/V,

78(lx)/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 carier slide projector. b. Clock work mechanism belts. 7. Box wood rules. 8. Door closers. 9. Magic lanterns.

10. Epidiascopes viewers.

11. Reel and House 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 con- trolling).

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, dialsV 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 con-

trolling.

23. Resistance Thermometers—indicating record-

ing and integrating.

24. Flow meters (manometric) indicating, re- cording and integrating, rotameters and positive displacement meters and spares thereof.

25. Flow meters-electric transmitting, indicat-

ing, recording and integrating.

26. Flow meters-ring balance, indicating, re-

cording and integrating.

27. Flow Meters-Open channel indicating, re-

cording and integrating.

28. CO2 Analysers, moisture analysers and

spares thereof.

29. Differential Pressure Transmitters-pneuma-

tic.

30. Pneumatic controllers, indicating and re-

cording.

*31. Single point electronic potentiometers, indicating, recording and controlling. 32. Level Meters, indicating, recording and

controlling.

33. Pressure Recorders. 34. Temperature Recorders.

35. Gas meters densitometcrs/vapor fracto- meters/gas chromatographs and spares

thereof.

36. Binos Prism. 37. Compass Prismatic Liquid. 38. Monocular Prismatic. 39. Bubbles all types including circular bubbles. 40. Jewel and Jewel bearings. 41. Polrimeter. 42. Bomb calorimeter.

43. Carbon and sulphur Determination Apparatus. 44. Rapid Moisture Tester. 45. Aerosol valves/spray valves.

46. Atomosing valves. 47. Components for Aerosol containers and pres-

sure packs.

48. Expandable Thermocouples. 49. Throw-away Thermocouples. 50. Binoculars Prismatics. 51. Microfilm Reader. 52. Abbe rcfractometer. 53. Stop clocks.

•Applications for import of special types of single point electronic potentiometers from Educational Research Institutions will, however, bo considered in cousultatioo with D.G.T.D.

APPENDIX 6

List of 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) Syringes more than 1 ml. capacity and less

than 50 ml. capacity.

(2) Surgical Rubber Gloves and Finger Stalls.

(3) Ordinary burettes with or without single stop

cock.

(4) Ordinary Volumetric single mark bulb— pippets or graduated pippets and specific gravity bottles without counter-poise or thermometer, all of accuracy grade (B) or below.

(5) All surgical Rubber goods except the fol-

lowing :—

Balloon Catheters. Coude and Bicude Catheters O. E. Catheters, Bougies. Trcman Catheters. Ureter Catheters Empyema Tubes.

Double Luman Tubes and Catheters, in- cluding the following:—

(a) Miller Abboutt's Tube.

(b) Cantor's Opaque Tube with Bal-

loons.

(e) Sengstaken Tri-lii-men Cesophageal

Tubes.

(d) Combined Kienty 5 Lumen Ceso-

phageal 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 length of 40 ft.

Sphygmomanometer spare parts made of rubber.

Perforated Drainage Tubes only the fol- fowing:—

(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 auls Tubes (Penrose

Tubes).

(vi) Intraltracheal 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. Zeise Stone Dislodgers. Johnson's Stone Dislodgers. Metras Catheters. Hurst's Mercury Filled Bougies. Heostomy and Colostemy. Bags and Appliances. Urinal Male & Female for dav and nifiht use.

(6) Laboratory glassware including scientific glasswares like pipettes for general uses, Glass joints, Beakers, Flasks laboratory and special glass etc.

(7) Hypodormic needles.

(8) Surgical Adhesive Tapes.

(9) Plaster of Paris Bandages.

(10) Elastic Adhesive Bandages.

(11) Cotton crepe Bandages.

(12) Surgical Operating Tables.

(13) Invalids' Chairs,

(14) Fowler Beds.

(15) Sterilisers.

(16) Incubators.

(17) Suction Apparatus.

(18) Magnets except ceramic and Sintern.

(19) Stethoscope.

(20) Rotary Microtomes.

(21) Freezing Microtomes.

(22) Roching Microtomes.

(23) Automatic Tissue Processor.

(24) Medico centrifuges, clinical centrifuges, Laboratory centrifuges, Refrigerated and non- Refrigerated centrifuges. Import of Special purpose centrifuges and Ultra-Centrifuges having speed more than 16000 R.P.M. will be permitted on production of non-availability certificate from the indigenous manufacturers.

(25) Eyed Suture needles.

(26) Sphygmomanometer mercurical for measuring

human blood pressure.

APPENDIX 7

[Section IV—S. Nos. 93-94 (j)/V]

Dental goods, the Import ol which may be allowed against quota licences (or S. No. 93-94(j)/V—list of.

Abrasives, stones, wheels, separating discs,

points, mounted or unmounted

Absorbent paper points. 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. Blenders for acrylic materials. Blow Pipes. Block Soldering. Bolts and Swivels, Stainless Sted.

Bone Operating Instruments Boyd Gardner &

others.

Bowls, Rubber Plaster—large size only.

Burnishers, Engine.

Burnishers, Hand.

Burs, all sorts, carbide, diamond, etc.

Cable Arms and Triple Section Arms for dental

engine—all types.

Cartridge syringes and nozzles (Dental).

Casting Alloys-non-precious for Dental Cast-

ings.

Casting machine and accessories.

Casting Investment

Cavitron,

Cement—Porcelain, Acrylic, Crown and Bridge

etc.

Celluloid Strips.

Chisels, Bone Operating.

Chisels, Enamel.

Clamps, Cotton-Roll.

Clamps, Matrix.

Clamps, Rubber-Dam.

Clamps, Stainless Steel.

Cleaner, Diamond Instruments. Cleaners Pulp Canal. Copper Bands and Aluminium Bands. Colloid Elastic. Cotton Rolls. Crowns and Forms. Crown Slitter. Cups, Rubber polishing. Curettes.

Special purpose centrifuges and Ultra-Centrifuges having speed more than 16000 R.P.M. (Im- port will be permitted on production of non- availability certificate from the indigenous manufacturers).

Diamond Points.

Dental Floss.

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 drilling the teeth arc from 0 to 12 and the laboratory work of larger sizes.

Dulpcx Spring Connection.

Duplit Duplicating Material.

Electric Acrylizers.

Electric Amalgamators.

Electric furnaces, Dental.

Electric Pulp Tester.

Electric Tooth Brushes.

Elevators.

Excavators.

Explorers (Probes,).

Facers, Engine Root

Felt Cones.

Felt Wheels.

Flux, Soldering.

Foil Carriers.

Forceps, Rubber-Dam Clamps.

APPENDIX 1—contd,

Forceps, Extracting.

Forceps, Rongeur.

Frame, Piercing Saw.

Fusible Metal Outfit.

Fusing Porcelain.

Gags.

Glaze for Porcelain finishing.

Gold Casting and solder—upto 5% of the face

value of quota licence.

Gutta Percha. Hand Pieces and Parts. Handles, Cone Socket. Hand pieces, angle pieces and spare parts Holders for Burs. Holders, Nerve Instrument, Holders, Rubber-Dam. Hygienators. Impression Paste—Rubber based onlv Impression Trayi.

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.

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 Spatulator).

Moldine Outfit.

Mouth Props.

Mouth Pieces for Saliva Ejector.

Museum Specimens.

Museum Jars.

Needles hypodermic for dental syringes only, the following:—(Import of Eyed Suture needles will not be allowed).

1. INTERCHANGEABLE HYPODERMIC NEEDLES FOR DENTAL SYRINGES ONLY

Gauge Length

mm

Inches

26 26 26&23

23 . .. 25 . .. 42 . ..

7/8 1 1.5/8

2 DOUBLE-POINTED HYPODERMIC NEEDLES FOR DENTAL CARTRIDGE SYRINGES

Gauge Length

mm

25, 26 & 27 2 6 & 27 25, 26 & 27

25 . .. 32 . .. 42 . ..

Inches 1 1.1/4 1.5/8

Nerve Broaches. Nerve Instruments. Nippers, cutting. Oil Stones—Arkanas Orthodontic appliances in metal only- Outfit Matrix. Outfit, 'Sevriton'. Oxide of Tin upto 1 oz. bottle Paste, Trio. Patterns, Soft Metal. Perforated Impression trays Plastcform Matrices 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 materials except for dental appliances. Porcelain Filling. Porcelain, High and Low Fusing. Posts. Post Extractor. Powder, Abrasive. Precious metals, i.e., gold and platinum dental alloys in the form of ingots, flat penney- weight pieces or wires expressly manufac- tured for dental castings.

APPENDIX 1—concld.

Presses, Crown and Bridge, casting. Pulp Caps. Punches, Plate. Pulp testing instruments. Regulating Appliances and Accessories. Retainers, Matrix. Retractor, Check and Reflector Rifflers. 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 lamps. 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.xlO cms. with guages fine 26 and thick 23.

Stainles Steel Crowns. Stains, Mineral. Stone Plaster. Strips, Polishing. Strips, Separating Surveyors. Syringes (Dental all metal). Strengthcners white metal. Tags, Retaining, precious metal Temporary Stopping. Tin Cylinders. Tray Mica, Annealing. Trephines, Engine. Trimmers, Abrasive,

Trimmers, Valcanitc, Pin Point, etc. 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. Wheels, 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. 6i feet or in spools of i oz. i

X-Ray Apparatus, Dental.

Annexure to Appendix 7 [vide remark 2(i) in

Section IV against S. No 93-94 Q/VJ

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 poste. 15. Novoccll. 16. Monsel Solution or Haemostics. 17. Oil of Cloves. 18. Oxpara liquid and powder. 19. Peripac. 20. Pulpdcnt. 21. Pyorrhoea astringent. 22. Poloris dental poultice. 23. Polyantibiotic paste for root canal 24. Stain remover. 25. Tbymozin.

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, Blankets for Printing and Moulding machines, spare parts for Printing, composing and other allied machinery or any other essential items will be considered by the C.C.I. & E., New Delhi.

2. Requests for import of photographic materials for block making from newspaper establishments or associate presses will be considered only if the appli- cant maintains his own Rotogravure/Lithographic/ Offset Printing Press. Associate presses having long term arrangements/contracts with the owners of news- papers for printing of their newspapers/periodicals should produce satisfactory documentary evidence to that effect along with their applications. In the case of newspaper establishments/associate presses which do not maintain their own Rotogravure/Lithographic/ Offset Printing Presses, the requests for the import of photographic material for block making will also be considered and release order on the Project & Equip- ment Corporation issued on merit subject to the maximum of 5 per cent of the value of licences issued, after deducting an equivalent value from their licences.

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 o£ Credit or 60 per cent by actual importa- tion or 70 per cent by shipment of goods. The evidence regarding utilisation of previous licences should be produced in the form of original or photo- stat of the exchange control or customs copy of the licence or shipping documents as the case may be. In lieu of Exchange Control copy of the licence, a certi- ficate from a bank regarding opening of Letter of Credit may also be acceptable. There will be no last date for submission of applications.

4. Detailed procedure for submission of import applications is given in I.T.C. Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

APPENDIX 9

[Section II—S. No. 67(l)(i)/V]

A—Enclosure to A.I). Applimlion for Printing Machinery required for Replacement/Development.

I, Name and address of upplicum

**2. Description of goods produced and specialised line of

production.

•*3. Annual turnover

1970-71

1971

.-72 4. Details of machinery covered by application :

No. ofeach type

Value as per

Country of

Whether Type of machinery (e.g. letter press, offset press casl- ing and composition machine, cutting machine, etc.)

origin

•pro forma i invoice.

second hand or new

**3. Details of machinery certified essential by Director of

Industries, elc. Type of machinery.

Value

Country of origin

No. ofeach type

Language in

•••6. Circulation during last three years Name of publications

Periodicity i.e.. Daily. Weekly,

which published

Average daily or weekly etc.

etc.

Circulation in 1969,1970 and 1971.

7. (a) Whether machinery applied for is for replacement

or development.

(b) (f for replacement, particulars of machine(s) desired

to be replaced.

Description of machine(s)

No. of machine. Age of each machine. Country of origin.

(c) If for development, the extent to which existing production capacity falls short of the total produc- tion capacity required.

8. Details of existing machinery. The replies to Cols, (a) and (b) below should cover all printing and allied ma- chines etc. e.g. cutting, binding and composing, ma- chines available with the applicant : (a) Particulars of existing machinery of the type desired to be imported :

No. of machines

Age ofeach machine.

Country of origin.

7 t

Description of machines. (b) Particulars of other machinery Description of machines.

Age ofeach machine.

No, of machines.

Country of origin.

**9. Details of registration as "approved" printers

0)

(it)

(WO

Class, if any, In which regis-

When registered

tered

(iv) Whether registered as quality printers.

Authority with whom registered (e.g. Director of Advertising and Visual Publicity Chief Control- ler of Printing and Stationery).

**10. Details of awards won for excellence in printinjj-

(ill)

(iv)

(II)

Line(s) covered by the (/) Year

Authority who gave the awards No, of awards won

uwardCs).

11. Details of import licencefs) received since 1963.

(Hi)

(0

(v) Date of expiry of

(10 Period

(iv) Value

Licence No. and date.

the licence

(w) Date of import with Quantity and

Value

(WO Country of origin

Type of machine(s) covered with No. of each type. Ox) Country of origin.

(vlll) Quantity and v.ilue yet to be imported (if licence is still valid and is to be utilised).

12. Details of machines purchased/ordered from the State Trading Corporation of India Ltd. or th.ir agents since 1963.

(/"•)

OH)

01)

(0 Year

Types of machine(s).

No. ofeach type

Value of each type

(v) Country of origin

13. Total amount of licences received by an individual newspaper/

common ownership unit during the last two years :- -

(a From general currency areas. (6) From Rupee payment areas. (c) Release through the S.T.C.

14. Whether any of the licences at S.No. 13 above were not utilised.

If so, the licence number, date and the value thereof.

15. If the reply to Col. 14 is in the affirmative, the reasons for

non-utilisation of licence/licences.

16. The annual entitlement of specialised requirements, If any. 17. Justification in brief for import. 18. Whether machines from the Rupee Area arc acceptable. 19. Value of exports effected during 1971-72.

Year Country to which exported. Value of exports. Items exported.

Signature of Applicant

*Proforma invoice should be enclosed with this.

•*For quality printers only.

•**For Newspaper Establishments only.

1 G of I— 16

APPENDIX 9—concld.

B,—Definition of Quality Printers.

Quality Printers are those:—

(c) who can produce outstanding specimens of the work done by them which could be cate- gorised as work of quality.

(a) who have been in the approved list of Director of Advertising and Visual Publicity/Director of Publication/Chief Controller of Printing and Stationery as quality printers; or

Applicants not covered by (a) and (b) above should invariably furnish specimens of the work done by them.

(b) who have been awarded merit certificates either by the Central or by the State Govern- ment; or

APPENDIX 10

(Section I—Para 20)

Industries for Export Obligations

1. Bicycles and their components and accessories. 2. Diesel engines stationary type. 3. The following items of small tools and cutting

tools:— (a) Twist drills. (b) Diamond tools. (c) Hacksaw blades. (d) Engineers' steel files. (e) Forged Hand Tools, such as Pliers, span-

ners and wrenches, 4. Coated and bonded abrasives. 5. Storage, batteries, dry batteries. 6. Wire ropes. 7. Automobile ancillaries:

(a) Pistons, piston rings and gudgeon pins. (b) Crankshafts. (c) Connecting rods. (d) Radiators. (e) Car wheels. (0 Gaskets. (g) Electrical equipment for automobiles. (h) Brake and clutch lining. (i) Shock absorbers. (j) Leaf springs, (k) Engine valves. (1) Fuel, air and oil filters, (m) Fuel injection equipment.

8. Pipes and Tubes. 9. Weighing Machines. 10. Weighing Machines. H. Drugs and Pharmaceuticals. 12. Paints, varnishes and enamels.

Note: In the case of units engaged in drugs and pharmaceutical industry, which export less than 5 per cent of their production, the cut referred to in paragraph 20 of Section I will apply to the entitle- ments for imported raw materials required for the manufacture of only the products listed in the annexure to this Appendix. The cut will not apply to the raw material requirements in respect of other end-products in this industry. However, if a unit in this industry is unable to export at least 10 per cent of its production, it will not be eligible to import its requirements from preferred sources of supply.

ANNEXURE TO APPENDIX 10

Drugs and Pharmaceuticals the following :—

1. Antibiotic Preparations. 2. Emetine preparations. 3. Quinine sulphate. 4. Quinine preparations—others. 5. Strychnine preparations. 6. Brucine preparations. 7. Ayurvedic and Unani Medicines. 8. Antacid and Digestive preparations. 9. Asthama, Catarrah and Hay Fever Prepara-

tions.

10. Cold, cough and Bronchical preparations. 11. Gripe water. 12. Headache, Neuralgia and Pain Remedies. 13. Disinfectants. 14. Salves, Ointments for Burns, Cuts, etc. 15. Tonics, Blood Purifiers and Emulsions. 16. Proprietary and Patent Medicines n.o.g, 17. Botanical Drugs and Derivatives. 18. Beta Ionone.

APPENDIX 11

Machine Tools—Licensing Policy for April 1972—March 1973.

(3) Band saw type machines. (4) Power sawing machines, Hack type. (5) Others.

3. Grinding Machines.

(1) Applications from established importers for the grant of quota licences for import of spare parts of machine tools will be considered by the regional licensing authorities on a quota of 3% on the basis of past imports of complete machine tools in the pres- cribed basic period. Quota licences issued will not be valid for import of spare parts of machine tools mentioned in List 'B' to this Appendix.

(2) Quota licences issued for spare parts of machine tools will be interchangeable with quota licences issued for S. Nos. 36(5)/II, 65(5) (ii) (a)/V, 65(5)(iii)/V, 74(iii)/V and 74(vi)/V as provided in the Annexure to Section IV of the Red Book (Vol. 1).

(1) Internal grinding machines. (2) Plain cylindrical grinding machines. (3) Surface grinding machines. (4) Thread grinding machines. (5) rIool and cutter grinding machines, all types.

(6) Twist drill grinding machines, all types. (7) CenlreJcss grinding machines. (8) Lapping and Honing machines. (9) Others.

4. Drilling Machines.

(3) Applications from actual users for import of spare parts of machine tools appearing in List A (which also includes the items mentioned in List B) in this Appendix, may be made along with the appli- cations for spare parts of other machinery in the prescribed form and manner.

(4) 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. Actual Users are advised to contact indigenous manufacturers for their requirements of machine tools appearing in List 'B'.

LIST 'A¹

(1) Bench type drilling machines. (2) Pillar type drilling machines. (3) Radial drilling machines. (4) Multiple-spindle drilling machines. (5) Others.

5. Lathes.

(1) Bench lathes.

(2) Engine lathes, cone pulley type.

(3) Engine lathes, all geared head type.

(4) Capstan lathes.

List of Machine Tools

(5) Turret lathes.

(6) Automatic lathes.

(7) Relieving lathes.

(8) Wheel turning lathes.

(.9) Others.

6. Furnaces.

Machine Tools of the following types for cutting, forming, abrading 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) Electric furnaces.

(2) Coal and coke fired furnaces.

(3) Oil fired furnaces.

(4) Others.

7. Boring Machines.

(1) Vertical Milling Machines. (2) Horizontal Milling Machines. (3) Universal Milling Machines. (4) Thread Milling Machines. (5) Others.

(1) Horizontal boring machines.

2. Cutting off and Sawing Machines.

(2) Veriical boring machines.

(i) Jig boring machines.

APPENDIX 11—contd

(5) Plate straightening machines.

8. Hammers and Presses.

(1) Drop Hammers.

(6) Others.

15. Tapping and Threading Madums.

(2) Hydraulic Hammers. (3) Pneumatic Hammers. (4) Power driven Hammers, all types.

(5) Steam Hammers. (6) Arbor presses (hand operated") (7) Hydraulic presses.

(8) Moulding presses.

(9) Drawing presses.

(10) Mechanical Power presses.

1I) 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,

(11) Press Bending brakes. (12) Punching and Shearing presses.

(13) Others.

(1) Automatic Arc welding machines.

(2) D.C. Generators welding machines of all types excluding Motor Generators types of/ ratings above 600 amperes.

9. Broaching Machines.

(1) Internal broaching machines, vcrticul and

horizontal.

(2) Surface broaching machines, vertical and

horizontal.

(3) Others.

(3) Resistance welding machines including butt

and spot welding patterns.

(4) Gas cutting and profiling machines.

(5) Gas cutting and welding torches.

(6) Acetylene generators.

(7) Others.

10. Gear Cutting and Finishing Machines.

17. Wood Working Machines.

(1) Gear cutting machines, Bevel, all types.

(2) Gear bobbing machines. (3) Gear planing generators (4) Gear shapers. (5) Rack cutting machines. (6) Gear tooth grinding machines. (7) Others.

11. Shaping 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) Crank drive shapers.

(2) Gear drive shapers.

(3) Hydraulic drive shapers. (4) Others.

(1) Bolt, nut and rivet making machines.

(2) Centring machines.

(3) Centrifugal casting machines.

12. Planning Machines.

(1) Double housing type planning machines.

(2) Open side type planning machines.

(3) Crank planers,

(4) Others.

(4) Die casting machines. (5) Dividing and graduating machines. (6) Etching machines.

(7) Filing and sawing machines. (8) Heading machines.

(9) Metal spraying machines.

13. Slotting Machines.

(1) General purpose slotters. (2) Puncture slotters.

(3) Others.

14. Sheet Metal Working Machines.

(1) Circular Shears.

(2) Guillotines.

(3) Plate bending machines.

(4) Slitting and cropping 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 machines of all types for testing engineering materials.

(17) Tool lipping machines.

(18) 1 ube making machines for rolling mill plant.

APPENDIX 11—contd.

(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 serial.

(23) Core making machines. (24) Moulding machines. (25) Others.

8. Drilling machines:

(a) Hand operated bench type.

(b) Power operated:

(i) Bench type. (ii) Pillar/column type upto 55 mm dia.

drilling capacity.

(iii) Portable Radial type upto 30 mm dia.

drilling capacity,

(iv) Radial type upto 100 mm dia. drilling

capacity.

(v) Multi-spindle drilling machines.

19. Machine Tool Accessories.

(1) Lathe chucks. (2) Magnetic chucks. (3) Drill chucks. (4) Dividing heads. (5) Vices, machines. (6) Jigs and fixtures. (7) Others.

LIST 'B'

Licences for the following machine tools will not ardinarily be issued. Licences for machine tools which can be supplanted by the indigenous machines will also not ordinarily be issued; the question of granting a licence to Actual Users can be considered provided full justification is given. Applicants should first contact the indigenous manufacturers of machine tools and then only if indigenous machines cannot do the job, they should apply for an import licence.

1. Centre Lathes:

(i) Bench Lathes,

(ii) Cone-pulley Lathes, (iii) All geared head Lathes, (iv) Short Bed Lathes. (v) Roll turning Lathes upto 1000 mm swing, (vi) Wheel & Axle Lathes.

2. (a) Capstan and Turret Lathes upto 110 mm bar capacity and centre height upto 400 mm including preselector types. (b) Drum type turret lathes upto 80 mm bar

capacity.

3. Single spindle bar automats upto 70 mm bar

capacity.

4. Single spindle chucking automats upto 325 mm swing and 550 mm max. distance between flange of spindle to face of turret.

5. Multi spindle automatics:

(a) Bar Type upto 67 mm bar capacity. (b) Chucking type-Maximum chucking dia. 210

mm. 6. Copying lathes. 7. Automatic multi-tool lathes upto 410 mm swing

capacity.

9. Milling Machines:

(i) Horizontal, vertical and universal knee type and also electrically controlled automatic cycle and programme controlled upto the following dimensions: (a) Table size 2500 x 600 mm. (b) Longitudinal traverse 1600 mm. (c) Cross traverse 400 mm. (d) Vertical traverse 500 mm.

(e) Bed Type Milling Machines,

(ii) Tool and die miller.

10 Grinding Machines:

(i) Double ended bench and pedestal type, (ii) Plain and universal cylindrical type upto 450 mm swing and 2150 mm between centres, (iii) Tool and Cutter grinders swing dia. on cutter

head upto 310 mm.

(iv) Twist Drill Grinders upto 25 mm capacity, (v) Surface grinders—Horizontal spindle—re- ciprocating 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

blades (460 mm to 1000 mm).

(ix) Abrasive cutting off machine-bar capacity

25 mm, pipes 75 mm O.D.

(x) Roll grinder, (xi) Centre, Grinding and Lapping Machine, (xii) Crankshaft grinding machine, swing 630 mm

and distance between Centres 2184 mm.

(xiii) Surface grinding machine—vertical spindle —Reciprocating table type—table size 300x1500 mm.

(xiv) Internal Grinders up to 100 mm bore.

11. Gear cutting machines:

(a) Gear shapers upto 450 mm blank dia. (b) Gear hobbers upto 900 mm blank dia. (c) Gear Tooth Rounding Machine upto 600

mm blank diameter.

APPENDIX 11—contd.

12. Boring Machines:

(i) Fine boring unit head type, single and

double ended.

(ii) Vertical boring mill upto 2500 mm turning

diameter.

(iii) Horizontal, both table and floor type, upto

160 mm spindle dia.

(iv) Vertical boring and drilling machines coordi- nate table type upto table size 1800 mmx 2700 mm.

13. Shaping machines all sizes.

14. Slotting machines upto 400 mm stroke.

15. Planning Machines—all types upto 2000

mm X4000 mm 12000 mm.

16. Plate Edge Planers.

17. Metal Sawing Machines:

(i) Reciprocating hack saws upto 300 mm bar

capacity.

(ii) Bend saw, horizontal type upto 225 mm

dia. bar capacity.

(Iii) Combination Band Sawing and Filing machine upto 800 mm throat x300 mm work height.

(iv) Hydraulic cold circular saw-bar capacity upto 200 mm, saw dia. upto 820 mm.

18. Special purpose machine including transfer

machines and Unit Heads.

19. Power Hammers:

(i) Electro-pneumatic type upto 2 tonnes capa-

city.

(ii) Friction drop type upto 2 tonnes, (iii) Mechanical, spring type.

20. Sheet metal machinery:

(i) Mechanical power presses. (ii) Hydraulic presses including portable types. (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 5 litres cap. (viii) Universal nibbling machines.

(ix) Universal punching, shearing and cropping

machines.

(x) Plate bending rolls, (xi) Single ended punching machines, (xii) Beam Benders,

(xiii) Hydraulic Portable Fabricators.

21. Welding machines:

(i) Arc welders, transformer type. (ii) Axe welders, motor generator type.

(iii) Arc welders, diesel or petrol engine driven

generator type.

(iv) Semi Automatic and Automatic sub-merg-

ed Arc type welders.

(v) Spot welders (excluding portable types), (vi) Butt welders, (vii) Seam welders, (viii) Argon-arc welders.

(ix) Oxy-acetylene gas cutting and welding sets including accessories and pressure regula- tors.

(x) Oxy-acetylene gas cutting machines for straight line and profile cutting upto 75 ram thick steel plates.

22. (a) Furnaces—all types.

(b) Cupolas of all types including hot blast

cupolas.

23. Pneumatic tools:

(i) Rivetting Hammers (cap. upto 38 mm hot

rivets).

(ii) Aero Rivetting Hammers (cap. upto 10 mm

cold rivets).

(iii) Chipping Hammers (capacity upto 90 mm), (iv) Grinders (capacity upto 200 mm). (v) Angle Grinders and Sanders (capacity upto

150 mm wheel).

(vi) Die Grinders, (vii) Drills (capacity upto 40 mm dia.). (viii) Impact wrenches (capacity upto 32 mm

dia. bolt).

(ix) Rivet Cutters (capacity upto 25 mm), (x) Pop Rivetting Guns.

24. Portable Electric Tools:

(i) Drills upto 32 mm capacity and/or kits

therefor.

(ii) Grinders upto 150 mm dia. wheel, (iii) Angle grinders, (iv) Die grinders, (v) Sander, (vi) Circular saw.

(vii) Planer, (viii) Valve seat Grinder.

25. Wood Working Machines;

(i) Band Saw. (ii) Circular Sawing Machines—Dia of Saw Blade upto 900 mm table size upto 800 X 1500 mm.

(iii) Production Jig Sawing Machines table size

upto 300 X 350 mm.

(iv) Surface planers and Jointer Planning width

upto 500 mm.

APPENDIX II—conttL

(v) Thicknessing Machine, (vi) Spindle Moulder. (vi'O Wood Working Lathes — all sizes. (viii) Belt and Disc Sander,

(ix) Boring and Recessing Machine, (x) Cross-cutting and Trenching Machine, (xi) Bobbin Sanders, (xii) Wood Boring Machines, (xiii) Universal Wood Working Machines, (xiv) Automatic Track Veneer Dryers. (xv) Automatic Guillotine Jointer.

26. Plastic Machinery:

(i) Plastic Injection Moulding machines upto 1360 gms. capacity & Moulds thereof. (ii) Plastic Extruders upto 120 mm screws

diameters.

(iii) Plastic Blow Moulding machines upto 30

litres capacity,

(iv) Machinery for the manufacture of High Density Polyethylene tapes—Capacity upto

60 Kg./hr.

27. Miscellaneous Machines:

(i) Polishing machines. (ii) Barbed wire manufacturing machines (iii) Automatic wire straightening and cutting

off machines.

(iv) Sand and shot blasting machines. (v) Tube benders (both hand and hydraulic

type) upto 150 mm O.D. Tube. ¹ (vi) Pressure die casting machines upto 250

tonnes capacity.

(vii) Pantograph Engraving two dimensional

machine.

(viii) Trapping Machine 20 mm dia. capacity,

(ix) Rolling Mills. (x) Metallographci Specimen Polishing Equip-

ment,

28. Material Testing Machine:

(i) Hardness Testing, machines "Rockwell" and

"BrineU" types.

(ii) Spring testing machines capacity 100 kg. (iii) Impact Testing machines. (iv) Universal Testing Machines upto 60 tonnes

capacity.

29. Acetylene generators, carbide charge upto 82

kgs.

30. Wire drawing machines.

31. Cable making machinery.

32. Wood screw manufacturing machines.

33. Sand Moulding machines:

(a) Hand squeeze or pneumatic jolt squeeze pin lift moulding machines table size upto 915 X 635 mm and draw capacity upto 260 mm.

(b) Turnover type pneumatic moulding machines table size upto 1220X760 mm and draw capacity upto 305 mm.

34. High frequency plastic welding and embossing m/c for PVC sheets—input capacity upto 1.4 Kw.

35. Flexible shaft machines and flexible shafts.

36. Screwing (bolt and tube threading) machines

up to 150 mm cap.

37. Thread Rolling machine—Rotating type.

38. Threading machines, Cri-dan type.

39. Broaching machine upto 20 tonnes capacity.

40. Induction Heating Equipment (Mains and

medium frequency).

41. Machine Tools Accessories:

(i) Lathe chucks:

(a) 4 Jaw upto 610 mm diameter. (b) Self-centring scroll upto 305 mm dia.

(ii) Drill chucks, (iii) Lathe Centres and Mandrels, (iv) Machine Vices, Plain upto 200 mm Jaw. (v) Drill Sleeves, (vi) Live Centres upto MT 4. (vii) Permanent Magnetic chucks—all types, (viii) Tool post grinder,

(ix) Collets, Feed fingers and Collet chucks, (x) Ouick change drill chucks, (xi) Dividing Head, (xii) Jigs and fixtures, (xiii) Rotary table for milling machines, (xiv) Copy Turning attachments for lathes, (xv) Tapping attachment, (xvi) Relieving Attachments.

42. Hydraulic pumps and valves for machine tools

and other applications.

43. Pneumatic cylinders and valves for machine

tools and other applications.

APPENDIX 12

[Section II—S. No. 87-88/V]

AEROPLANE ENGINES AND SPARES—PROFORMA FOR THE IMPORT OF

SCHEDULE A

DWAILS OF STOCKS AVAILAILE AT THE TOW O" suBMrnroa APPLICATION

I. Details of Import Licences granted during the preceding 17 months

Value of the licence

granted

Nos, and dates of licences granted

Total value of licence that remains unused

Remarks

Reasons in brief for not utilising the licence granted

Total value

Total Value

II, Details ofglrcnft tmd engine spares

Accessories Aircraft general

Type of Aircraft Aircraft spares Engine spares

Propellers and | spares

and spares Romarlci

1.

2.

3.

4.

Total value

TIL Details of Raw Materials

Other materials Ramwlra Dopes Thtoners Fabrics

Aluminium Sheets,

tubing etc.

Ferrous Material Sheets, tubing

etc.

Total Value

Total value

IV. Aircraft General Stores

Total value

GRAND TOTAL

N.B.—Only the total value (in Rupees) under each head is to be stated.

i a of i—i7

APPENDIX 12—eoncid.

SCHEDULE B

TMPORT APPLICATION NO.

I. Complete Aircraft

Type of aircraft Quantity

Value Country Purpose for

Remarks Description of

aircraft

import

1

II. Details of Aircraft and Engine spares

i

Aircraft spares

Accessories

Remarks Type of Aircraft

1 Aircraft general j spares

Engine/Engine spares

Propellers and

spares

1

1.

2.

3.

1 1

4,

5.

Total value

JN. Details of Raw Materlali with specification

Aluminium Sheets, Dopes Thinners Fabrics Other Materials Remarks tubing etc.

Ferrous Material Sheets, tubing etc.

Tntal value

IV, Aircraft General Stores

Total value GRAND TOTAL

APPENDIX 13

[Section IV—S. No. 5 (2)/111]

List of spare parts of textile machinery importable against quota UceHCOs for S. No. 5(2)/III.

1. Spares for light metal flat hcald 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 quota 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 ot the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).

17. Jacquard needles including for NJS and Nissin type (5 per cent, of the face value of the quota licence or Rs. 250 whichever is higher).

18. Weavers Combs.

iy. Loom Chains—cut-to-size pieces.

20. Pick Counting Glasses having 1 " A - 1 " X 1" combined template.

21. Jacquard Bowl Hooks.

22. Weavers' Beam Pipes—(Pipes with holes or weavers' beam).

APPENDIX 14(1) (a)

[Section II—S. No. 19(l)(i)/II]

BauBCd Types of Ball Beariags of 25.4 M.M. Bore (Internal) aad below.

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I. No.

Width

Bora

Outside dia.

Equivalent Hoffmann No.

Equivalent SKF No.

6

5

4

3

1

2

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

10 mm

10BC02 .

6200

30 mm

. 110

9 mm

32 mm

12 mm

. 112

10 mm 12BC02 .

6201

15 mm

35 mm

15BC02 .

6202

. 115

11 mm

17BC02 .

17 mm

40 mm

6203

. 117

12 mm

20 mm

47 mm

. 120

20BC02 .

6204

14 mm

25BC02 .

. 125 LS5

6205 RLS4

25 mm 12.7 mm

52 mm 33.3375 mm (1.5/16')

15 mm 9.525 mm (3/8-)

RLS5

LS7

15.875 mm (5/8-)

39.6875 mm (1.9/16*)

11.1125 mm (7/16-)

RLS6

LS8

14.2875 mm (9/16*)

LS9

RXS7

14.2875 mm (9/16-)

LSIO

RLS8

47.625 mm (1 -7/8-) 50.8 mm (2') 57.15 mm

19.05 mm (D 22.225 mm (7/8') 25.4 mm (1-)

15.875 mm (5/8-)

on

. 310

10BC03 . 12BC03 . 15BCO3 . 17BCO3 . 2OBCO3 . 23BC03 .

. 312 . 315 . 317 . 320 . 325

MS7

6300 6301 6302 6303 6304 6305 RMS5

MS8

RMS6

10 mm 12 mm 15 mm 17 mm 20 mm 25 mm 15.875 mm (5/8") 19.05 mm

11 mm 12 mm 13 mm 14 mm 15mm 17 mm 15.875 mm (5/8*) 17.4625 mm (11/16-)

MS9

RMS7

(n22,225 mm

MS10

RMS8

35 mm 37 mm 42 mm 47 mm 52 mm 62 mm 46.0375 mm (1.13/16') 50.8 mm (2') 57.15 mm (2i*) 63.5 mm

17.4625 mm (11/16-) 19,05 mm

H mm

16002 NBC No. BB1010 16004

N7141

H mm 7 mm 9 mm 12 mm 12 mm

S3

EL9 6002 6004 6005 EE3

S5

EE4

EE5

S7

5.55625 mm (7/32') 6.35 mm (*') 7.14375 mm (9/32')

S8

EE6

(7/8') 25.4 mm (1') 15 mm 20 mm 9 mm 15 mm 20 mm 25 mm 9.525 mm (3/8') 12.7 mm (!') 15.875 mm (5/8') 19.05 mm

S9

EE8

S10

EE9

7.9375 mm (5/16-) 9.525 mm (3/8-) 9.525 mm W/8') 9 mm

22.225 mm (7/8') 25.4 mm (1-) 20 mm 25 mm 25 mm

32 mm 42 mm 24 mm 32 mm 42 mm 47 mm 22.225 mm (7/8') 28.575 mm (1.1/8-) 34.925 mm (1.3/8-) 41.275 mm (1.5/8') 47.625 mm d.7/8') 50.8 mm (2*) 42 mm 52 mm 62 mm

L20N L23N M25N

9 mm 12 mm

98204 98205 98305 (1838001)

APPENDIX 14(1) (a)—contd.

1 2 3 4 5 6

DOUBLE ROW SELF-ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS

10BS02   .        .  U110               1200               10  mm             30 mm              9 mm
25BS03   .        ,  U325               1305               25  mm             62 mm              17 mm
                     UT130              1506               25  mm             62 mm              16 mm
                     UT130E             1506E              25,4  mm           62 mm              16 mm
                                                           (1-)
                                        2506               25  mm             62 mm             20 mm
                                        2506E              25.04  mm          62 mm             20 mm
                                                           (1")
                     ULS5               RL4                12,7  mm          33.3375 mm         9.525 mm
                                                           U')               (1.5/16')          (3/8')
                     ULS8               RL6                19.05  mm         47,625 mm           14.2875 mm
                                                          (!')               d.7/8")            (9/16-)
                     ULS9               RL7               22.225 mm          50.8 mm            14,2875  mm
                                                          (7/8-)             (2")               (9/16')
                     ULS1O              RL8               25.4  mm           57.15 mm           15,875 mm
                                                           (1*>              (2t'J              (5/8*)
                               SINGLE  ROW  ANGULAR  CONTACT  BALL  BEARINGS
                     LS10ACD           ALS8A              25,4 mm            57.15 mm           15.875 mm
                                                          (10                (2i*)              (5/8-}

MAGNETO BALL BEARINGS

                 L20              20 mm           47 mm            14 mm
A20              E20              20 mm           47 mm            12 mm

SPECIAL BALL BEARINOS

NBC No. BB1002 6302/16

16 mm

42 mm

13 mm

BBL No. BA2014 RIV No. 12025C

25 mm

18 mm

52 mm on one side 56 mm on other side

BBL No. BT2003

393129

15.875 mm (5/8")

41.275 mm (ID

11.1125 mm (7/16-) Outer Ring 23.8125 mm (15/16-) Inner Ring

BBL No. BT2015 . KOYO No, SB20C

20 mm

52 nun

(For Textile Machinery)

J. 5 mtn (Outer Ring) 19 mm Inner Ring

22 mm

50 mm

17

i / miii

BBL No. BA2OO8 . RIV No, 5035 (Fiat Part No. F-374403/1,28,165)

BBL No. BA2009 . N3179

402703

16 mm

40 mm

14 mm

Tractors and Standard

(Wator Pump bearing for Massey Ferguson

20)

25 mm

65 mm

BBL No. BA2010 . RIV No. 10016 (Fiat Part No. F-848076/1.2H.123)

NBC No. BB1003

20 mm

47 mm

1R38OO2 393965

NBC No. BB1015 4591 N2897

20 mm 15 mm 16 mm

50 mm 35 mm 35 mm

•i l. j mm Outer Ring 17 mm Inner Ring 15,875 mm (5/8') 14 mm 8 mm 12.7 mm

BBL No. BT2019 . SRO No. 12289

25 mm

68 mm

35 mm

Inner Ring

24 mm

Outer Ring

APPENDIX 14(1) (a)—concld.

1 2 3 4 5 6

THRUST BALL BEARINGS

^ m

w

15TA11 17TA11 20TA11 25TA11 15TA12 17TA12 20TA12 25TA12

51102 51103 51104 51105 51202 51203 51204 51205 512O3S/W

T6

MW3/4

T8

MW1

15 mm 17 mm 20 mm 25 mm 15 mm 17 mm 20 mm 25 mm 17 mm 19.05 mm it') 25 A mm (1-)

. 19.05 mm

B6

EW3/4

liW7/8

B7

041

W9/16

06

W3/4

07

W7/8

08

Wl

VI-I5

HW5/8

HW3/4

VH6

HW7/8

VH7

HW1

VH8

( f) 22.225 mm 17/8') 14.2875 mm (9/16-) 19.05 mm (V) 22.225 mm (7/8') 25.4 mm U'J 15.875 mm (5/8') 19.05 mm (y) 22.225 mm (7/8-) 25.4 mm

28 mm 30 mm 35 mm 42 mm 32 mm 35 mm 40 mm 47 mm 35 mm 39.6875 mm (1.9/16") 50.8 mm (2-) 33.3375 mm (1.5/16') 38.1 mm (*') 35.71875 mm (1.13/32') 38.89375 mm (1.17/32') 42.06875 mm (1.21/32') 45.24375 mm (1.25/32') 39.6875 mm (1.9/16-) 46.0375 mm (1.13/16') 52.3875 mm (2.1/16') 61.9125 mm (2.7/16')

9 mm 9 mm 10 mm 11 mm 12 mm 12 mm 14 mm 15 mm 12 mm 18.25625 mm (23/32") 19.05 mm ( f) 7.14375 mm (9/32*) 9.525 mm (3/8') 15.875 mm (5/8') 15.875 mm (5/8-) 15.875 mm (5/8-) 15.875 mm (5/8') 19.05 mm ( f) 22.225 mm (7/8") 25.4 mm (I') 28.575 mm (1.1/8')

1. Import of the following bearings will be allowed in consultation with DGTD—SKF Nos. 6200K, 6201K, 6202K,

b2O3K, 6204K, 62O5K, 63OOK, 6301K 6302K 63O3K 6304K and 6305K.

2. All the above bearings with .special features such as :—

(u) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove;

(ft) A dust shield or plato on one or both sides of the bearings;

(t) Any combinatioa of item (a) and (b) above;

will be considered as banned for import purposes.

3. The ban relates to the standard bearings only. Import of oxtra precision and heavy duty bearings having dimensions

same as listed in this appendix will be considered in consultation with DGTD.

APPENDIX 14(1 )(b)

Section Tl— S. No. 19(l)(i)/H

Restricted Types of Ball Bearings of 25.4 M.M. Bore (Internal,) Diameter and below

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I. No.

Equivalent SKF No.

Bore

Equivalent Hoffmann No.

Outside dia.

Width

4

2

3

5

1

6

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BKARINGS

108 ELS 6003

8 mm 17 mm

22 mm 35 mm

7 mm 10 mm

SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT HALL BEARINGS

. 117ACD . 120ACD

72O3B 7204B

17 mm 20 mm

40 mm " 47 mm

17BA02 . 20BA02 .

12 mm 14 mm

MAGNETO BALL BEARINGS

N797 L!7 17 mm 40 mm 10 mm

SPECIAL BALL BEARINGS

NBC No. BBI Oil FAG No. B015 393106

BBL No. BT2004

10 mm 14.2875 mm W16')

15 mm 19.05 mm (*')

40 mm 44.45 mm (ID -

Outer Ring

26.9875 mm (1,1/16')

Inner Ring

G885141

15,918 mm

30 mm

127,794 mm 29 ring)

Jeep Part No, 8081 (Water Pump Beai

N5877

N6H2

9.525 mm (3/8') 9.525 mm (3/K')

22.225 mm (7/8") 22.225 mm (7/8')

7.14375 mm (9/32') 7.14375 mm (9/32')

THRUST BALL BF.ARINGS

25TA13 .

51305 52204 52205

T7

MW7/8

J8 mm 26 mm 28 mm 19.05 mm

(n

EW1

B8

9.525 mm (3/8")

04

Wl/2

W5/8 -

05

25 mm 20 mm 25 mm 22.225 mm (7/8-) 25.4 mm U') 12.7mm (**) 15.875 mm (5/8')

52 mm 40 mm 47 mm 46,0375 mm (1.13/16*; 41.275 mm (1.5/8') 32.54375 mm (1.9/32') 35.71875 mm (1.13/32')

15.875 mm (5/8-) 15.875 mm (5/8")

All the above bearings with special feature? such as :—

(a) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove;

(b) A dust shield or plate on onojor both sides of the bearings;

(c) Any combination of items (a) and (b) above;

will be considered as restricted bearings and their import will be allowed on basis which may be prescribed for such items.

APPENDIX 14(2) (.a)

S. No. 19(l)(iii)/Tl

Banned Types of Ball Bearings above 25.4 M.M. Bore (Internal) Diameter and npto and including

50.8 M.M. Bore (Internal) Diameter

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I. No.

Width

Outside dia.

Bore

Equivalent SKF No.

Equivalent Hoffmann No.

6

5

4

3

2

1

DEEP GROOVE SINGLE ROW RADIAL BALL BEARINGS

16 ma

62 mm

6206 6207 6208 6209 *621O

. 130 . 135 . 140 . 145 . 150

30BC02 . 35BC02 . 40BC02 . 45BC02 . 5OBCO2 .

72 mm 80 mm 85 mm 90 mm 62 mm 80 mm 85 mm 80 mm 80 mm

30 mm 35 ram 40 mm 45 mm 50 mm Taper Taper Taper 40 mm 40 mm

6206K 6208K 6209K 208 6208W

140W

RLS9

LS11

RLS10

LS12

RLS11

LS12t

RLS12

LS13

RLS13

LS131

RLS14

LS14

RLS15

LS14i

RLS16

LS15

17 mm 18 mm 19 mm 20 mm 16 mm 18 mm 19 mm 18 mm 18 mm Outer Ring 29.5 mm Inner Ring 15.875 mm (5/8') 17.4625 mm (11/16') 17.4625 mm (11/16') 19.05 mm (!') 19.05 mm (I') 20.6375 mm (13/16-) 20.6375 mm (13/16-) 20.6375 mm (13/16-)

63.5 mm (2*0 69.85 mm (2f) 76.2 mm (3") 82.55 mm (3i0 88,9 mm (3i') 95.25 mm (31') 101.6 mm (4') 101,6 mm (4')

28.575 mm 0.1/8') 31.75 mm (If) 34.925 mm (1.3/8') 38.1 mm (H") 41.275 mm (1.5/8') 44.45 mm (HO 47.625 mm (1.7/8-) 50.8 mm (2")

19 mm

72 mm

30 mm

6306

. 330

3OBCO3 .

80 mm

21 mm

35 mm

6307

. 335

35BCO3 .

90 mm

23 mm

40 mm

6308

. 340

4OBCO3 .

100 mm

45 mm

6309

. 3*45

45BCO3 .

. 350

25 mm 27 mm 19 mm 5OBCO3 .

50 mm Taper

110 mm 72 mm

6310 6306K

RMS9

MS11

RMS10

MS12

RMS11

MS121

28.575 mm (1.1/8-) 31.75 mm (HO 34.925 mm (1.3/8-) 38.1 mm

RMS12

MS13

un41.275 mm

RMS 13

MS13i

RMS14

MS14

RMS15

MS141

RMS16

MS15

20.6375 mm (13/16*) 22.225 mm (7/8-) 22.225 mm (7/8-) 23.8125 mm (15/16-) 23.8125 mm (15/16-) 26.9875 mm (1.1/16-) 26.9875 mm (1.1/160 26.9875 mm (1.1/160

71.4375 mm (2.13/16') 79.375 mm (3.1/8') 88.9 mm (31-) 95.25 mm (31') 101.6 mm (4') 107.95 mm (4*0 114.3 mm (41') 114.3 mm (4*0

(1.5/8') 44.45 mm (11*) 47*625 mm 0.7/8') 50.8 mm (2')

APPENDIX 14(2) (a)

6

5

4

1

2

3

30BCO4 . 40BC04 .

. 530 . 540

23 mm 27 mm 13 mm 14 mm 15 mm 16 mm 16 mm

90 mm 1I0mm 55 mm 62 mm 68 mm 75 mm 80 mm

30 mm 40 mm 30 mm 35 mm 40 mm 45 mm 50 mm

6406 6408 6006 6007 6008 6009 6010

57*15 mm

S12

EE11

31.75 mm

9.525 mm (3/8-

(21')

an

DOUBLE ROW SELF-ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS

.* . U130 . U14O . U145

30BS02 . 40BS02 . 45BS02 .

16 mm 18 mm 19 mm 16 mm 18 mm 19 mm 18 mm 19 mm 21 mm 18 mm

30 mm 40 mm 45 mm Taper Taper Taper 35 mm 40 mm 50 mm 31,75 mm

62 mm 80 mm 85 mm 62 mm 80 mm 85 ram 80 mm 85 mm 100 mm 80 mm

1206 1208 1209 1206K 1208K 1209K 1508 1509 1511 1508E

UT140 UT145 UT155 UT140E

cm

85 mm

19 mm

38,1 mm

1509E

UTI45E

(I*') 50.8 mm

100 mm

21 mm

1511E

UT155E

. U330

3OBSO3 .

72 mm 80 mm 85 mm 100 mm 80 mm

19 mm 23 mm 23 mm 25 mm 23 mm

(2') 30 mm 35 mm 40 mm 50 mm 31.75 mm

1306 2508 2509 2511 2508E

85 mm

23 mm

(ID 38*1 mm

2509E

on

100 mm

50.8 mm

25 mm

2511E

11506 11508 11509 RL9

ULS11

ULS12

RL10

RL12

ULS13

62 mm 80 mm 85 mm 63.5 mm (21') 69'85 mm (21') 82.55 mm (3i') 88.9 mm

RL13

ULS131

(2') 30 mm 40 mm 45 mm 28,575 mm (1.1/8-) 31'75 mm (U-) 38.1 mm ( in 41,275 mm (1,5/8")

16 mm 18 mm 19 mm 15.875 mm (5/8") 17.4625 mm (I1/16-) 19.05 mm (I*) 19*05 mm (I*)

on

SINGLE ROW ANGULAR CONTACT BALL BEARINGS

30 mm 35 mm 4C mm 50 mm

62 mm 72 mm 80 mm 90 mm

16 mm 17 mm 18 mm 20 mm

7206B 7207B 7208B 7210B

. 130ACD . 135ACD . 140ACD . 150ACD

30BA02 . 35BA02 . 4OBA02 . 50BA02 .

1 G of 1—18

APPENDIX 14(2) (a)— cunt A,

1

2

3

4

5

6

72 mm

19 mm . 33OACD

7306B

30 mm

3OBAO3 .

35BA03 ,

80 mm

21 mm . 335ACD

7307B

35 mm

90 mm

40BA03 .

23 mm . 34OACD

73O8B

40 mm

27 mm 5OBAO3 .

110 mm

. 35OACD

731 OB

50 mm

7409B

45BA04 .

120 mm

29 mm . 545ACD

45 mm

SPECIAL BALL BEARINGS

MSN14

44.45

117.475 mm

28.575 mm

(4.5/8')

(11-)

0.1/8')

BBL No. BA2007

RIV N o. 10593

72 mm

19 mm

25.5 mm

(Fiat Part N o. F872489/1.28.122)

82.286 mm

. NBC No. BB1019

48.4 mm BBL No. BA2001

40 mm

F AG No. 200216

81.6 mm

25 mm

50 mm

306445B/C

•

NBC N o. BB1005

45 mm

85 mm

19 mm

GXD88509

Outer Ring

27 mm

Inner Ring

THRUST BALL BEARINGS

30TA11   .                                 51106               30  mm              47  mm               11 mm
                                           5J106A              30  mm              47  mm               11 mm
35TA11   .          •                      51107               35  mm              53  mm               12 mm
                                           51107A              35  mm              52  mm               12 mm
40TA11    .                                51108               40  mm              60  mm               13 mm
45TA11    .                                5U09                45  mm              65  mm               14 mm
50TA11    .         •                      51110               50  mm              70  mm               14 mm
30TA12    .         #                      51206               30  mm              53  mm               16 mm
                                           51206A              30  mm              52  mm               16 mm
40TA12    .                                51208               40  mm              68  mm               19 mm
45TA12    .                                51209               45  mm              73  mm               20 mm
50TA12    .                                51210               50  mm              78  mm               22 mm
30TA13    .                                51306               30  mm              60  mm               21 mm
35TA13    .                                51307               35  mm              68  mm               24 mm
40TA13    .                                51308               40  mm              78  mm               26 mm
45TA13    .                                51309               45  mm              85  mm               28 mm
50TA13    .         •                      51310               50  mm              95  mm               31 mr,1.
35TA14    .                                51407               35  mm              80  mm               32 mm
                                           52306               30  mm              60  mm               38 mm
                                           54308U              40  mm              82  mm               59 mm
                                           5I109A              45  mm              65  mm               14 ram
                                           511O8L

511O9L/C

APPENDIX 14(2) (a)— concld.

1

2

3

4

5

6

Wl.1/8

09

Wll

0J0

Oil

WI.3/8

Wli

012

28.575 mm (1.1/8-) 31.75 mm Oi') 34.925 mm (1.3/8') 38.1 mm

Wit

014

un44.45 mm on

W2

016

EW11

50,8 mm(2") 31.75 mm

MW1.1/8

48.41875 mm (1.29/32') 53.18125 mm (2.3/32') 56.35625 mm (2.7/32') 59.53125 mm (2.11/32') 68.2625 mm (2.11/16') 75.40625 mm (2.31/32') 52,3875 mm (2.1/16') 57.15mm

T9

on28.575 mm

an63.5 mm

T10

MWU

0.1/8') 31.75 mm

15.875 mm (5/8') 18.25625 mm (23/32') 18.15625 mm (23/32') 18.15625 mm (23/32') 19.05 mm (*•) 19.05 mm ("') 12.7 mm (*•) 22.225 mm (7.8') 25,4 mm (!')

T12

MWU

28.575 mm 0-1/8') 31.75 mm MWH

T14

MW2

on34.925 mm

T16

on38.1 mm on44.45 mm on50.8 mm

(2i*) 75.025 mm (2.7/8-) 84.1375 mm (3.5/16') 93.6625 mm (3.11/16')

U-3/8')

(2')

HW 1.1/8

VH9

HWli

VH12

28.575 mm (1.1/8-) 38.1 mm

68.2625 mm (2.11/16') 88.9 mm (31')

33.3375 mm 0.5/16') 44,45 mm Of)

an

30.2 mm

ABC No. PAB12308

18.9 mm RIV NO. 9535C

68 mm

16.9 mm ABC No. JP1054

Aetna No. CB1054

38.3 mm

71.44 mm

(Jeep Part No. 64!

3339)

16 mm ABC No. ST 07

55 mm

R&M No. XLT35

35 mm

1. Import of the following bearings will be allowed in consultation with DGTD;—SKF Nos. 206, 207, 209, 210, 306, 307, 308, 309,

310, 62O7K. 6210K, 6307K, 63O8K, 6309K, 63J0K, 2206, 2208, & 2209.

2. All the above bearings with special features such as :—

(a) A Groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove;

(b) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings;

(c) Any combination of items (a) and (b) above; will be considered as banned for import purposes.

3. The ban relates to the standard bearings only. Import of extra-precision and heavy duty bearings having dimensions same as those

listed in this appendix will be considered in consultation with DGTD.

APPENDIX 14(2) (b)

S. No. 19(lXiii)/II

Restricted Types of Ball Bearings above 25.4 ni.ra.Bore (Internal) Diameter and upto and Including

30.8 m.m. Bore (Internal) Diameter.

LS.I. No.

Bearing Dimensions

Equivalent Hoffmann No.

Equivalent SKF No.

Bore

Outside dia

Width.

2

3

4

1

5

6

THRUST BALL BEARINGS

35TA12                                  52206               30 mm              52 mm              29 mm
                                        51207               35 mm              62 mm              18 mm
                     Wl.5/8             013                 41.275 mm          62.70625 mm        18.25625  mm
                                                            (1.5/8")           (2.15/32-)         (23/32-)
                     Wl.7/8             015                 47.625 mm          71.4375 mm         19.05  mm
                                                            (1.7/8")           (2.13/16')          (1")
                     EWI.1/8                                28.575 mm          44.45 mm           9.525 mm
                                                            (1.1/8-)           (ID                 (3/8')

1. Import of the following bearing will be allowed in consultation with DGTD :—

Ball Bearing SRO No. LA40 (BBL No. ST40DD).

2. All the above bearings with special features such as :—•

(a) A groove in trie outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove;

(Z>) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings;

(c) Any combination of items (a) and (6) above;

will be considered a" restricted bearings and their import will be allowed on the basis which may be prescribed for such item .

APPENDIX 14(3) (a)

S. No. 19(l)(v)/U

Banned Types of Ball Bearings above 50.8 mm Bore (Internal) Diameter and upto and including 76.2 mm

Bore (Internal) Diameter.

I.S.I. No.          Equivalent        Equivalent                          Bearing Dimensions
                    Hoffmann  No.     SKF No.
                                                          Bore             Outside  dia       Width
 1                    2                   3               4                5                  6
                            DEEP  GROOVE  SINGLE  ROW  RADIAL  BALL  BEARINGS.
55BCO2  .         . 115               6211              55 mm             100 mm            21 mm
60BCO2  .         . 160               6212              60 mm             110 mm            22 mm
65BCO2  .         . 165               6213              65 mm             120 mm            23 mm
70BCO2  .         . 170               6214              70 mm             125 mm            24 mm
75BCO2  .         . 175               6215              75 mm             130 mm            25 mm
55BCO3  .        .  355               6311              55 mm             120 mm            29 mm
60BCO3  .         . 360               6312              60 mm             130 mm            31 mm
65BCO3  .         . 365               6313              65 mm             140 mm            33 mm
75BCO3  .         . 375               6315              75 mm             160 mm            37 mm
                                      6012              60 mm             95 mm             18 mm
                                      6013              65 mm             100 mm            18 mm
                             SINGLE  ROW  ANGULAR  CONTACT  BALL  BEARINGS.
60BAO2  .         . 160ACD            7212B             60 mm             110 mm            22 mm

DOUBLE ROW SELF-ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS

55BSO2  .        . U155              1211             55 mm             100 mm           21 mm
                                     1211K            Taper             100 mm           21 mm
                                     11511            55 mm             100 mm           21 mm
                                      THRUST  BALL  BEARINGS.
55TA11  .                            51111            55 mm             78-mm             16 mm
60TA11  .                            51112            60 mm             85 mm             17 mm
65TA11  .                            51113            65 mm             90 mm             18 mm
70TA11  .                            51114            70 mm             95 mm             18 mm
75TA11  .        *                   51115            75 mm             100 mm           19 mm
60TA12  .                            51212             60 mm            95 mm             26 mm
65TA12  .                            51213            65 mm             100 mm            27 mm
60TA13  .                            51312             60 mm            110 mm            35 mm
65TA13  .

51313

65 mm

115 mm

36 mm

70TA13 .

125 mm

40 mm

51314

70 mm

135 mm

7JTA13 .

51315

75 mm

44 mm

W2i

018

84 93125 mm (3.11/32')

22.225 mm (7/8')

57.15 mm (21')

W2l

020

94.45625 mm (3.23/32*)

63.5 mm (2i-)

25.4 mm (1*)

W2.5/8

021

66.675 mm (2.5/8')

25.4 mm (I')

97.63125 mm (3.27/32*)

APPENDIX 14(3) (a)—concld

1 2

4

3

5

6

W2I

022

102.39375 mm (4.1/32-)

69.85 mm (21')

25.4 mm (I')

023

W2.7/8'

73.025 mm (2.7/8')

105.56875 mm (4.5/32-)

25.4 mm (1-)

W3

024

111.125 mm (4.3/8')

76.2 mm (3')

28.575mm (1.1/8-)

MW2i

T18

57.15mm (2i')

107.95 mm (4i*)

42.8625 mm (1.11/16')

MW2J

T20

50.8 mm (2')

63.5 mm (2*')

120.65 mm (41-)

T22

MW2t

69.85 mm (2K)

127.00 mm (5-)

50.8 mm (21-)

T24

MW3

76,2 mm (3')

142.875 mm (5.5/8')

57.15 mm (2iM

52.39 mm

85.54 mm

20.08 mm Aetna No. DG/PR-108 (Dodge Part No. PA-581499).

1. Import of the following bearings will be allowed in consultation with DGTD:—6311K, 211, 2211K, 6211K, 6212K &. 2211.

2. All the above bearings with special features such as :—

(a) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove;

(b) A dust shield or plato on one or both sides of the bearings;

(c) Any combination of items (

3. The ban relates to the standard bearings only. Import of extra-precision and heavy duty bearings having dimensions same as those

listed in this appendix will be considered in consultation with DGTD.

APPENDIX 14(3) (b)

[SI. No. 19(l)(v)/II]

Restricted Types of Ball Bearings above 50.8 mm Bore (Internal) Diameter and opto and Including

76.2 mm Bore (Internal) Diameter.

Bearing Diamensions

I.S.I. No.

Equivalent SKPNo.

Equivalent Hoffmann No.

Width

Outside dia.

Bore

6

5

4

1

2

3

Double Row Self-Aligning Ball Bearings

75BSO2  .        . U175              1215             75 mm             130 mm           25 mm
                   UT175             1515             65 mm             130 mm           25 mm
                   UT185             1517             75 mm             150 mm           28 mm
                   UT175E            1515E            63.5 mm           130 mm           25 mm
                                                      (2r)
     5             UT185E            1517E            76.2 mm           150 mm           28 mm
                                                      (3*)
                   U175W             2215             75 mm             130 mm           31 mm
                                     2515             65 mm             130 mm           31 mm
                                     2517             75 mm             150 mm           36 mm
                                     2515E            63.5 mm           130 mm           31 mm
                                                       (2**)
                                     11515            75 mm             130 mm

Thrust Ball Bearings

55TA12   .                              51211              55 mm              90 mm              25 mm
70TA12   .                              51214              70 mm              105 mm             27 mm
75TA12   .                              51215              75 mm              110 mm             27 mm
55TA13   .                              51311              55 mm              105 mm             35  mm
                     W2.1/8             017                53.975 mm          81.75625 mm        22.225  mm
                                                           (2.1/8-)           (3.7/32')          (7/8-)
                     W2.3/S             019                60.325 mm          91.28135  mm       25.4  mm
                                                           (2.3/8-)           (3.19/32")         (!')

1. AH the above bearings with special features such as :—

(a) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove;

(b) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings;

(c) Any combination of items (a) and (b) above ;

will bo considered as restricted bearings and their import will be allowed on the basis which may be prescribed for such iteme.

APPENDIX 14(4) (a)

[SI. No. 190)(vil)/II]

Banned Types of Ball Bearings above 76.2 mm Bore (Internal) Diameter.

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I. No.

Equivalent Hoffmann No.

Equivalent SKFNo.

Bore

Outside dia.

Width

3

5

2

4

6 1

Single Row Angular Contact Ball Bearings

ALS26 82.55 mm

LS19iACD                                                   152.4 mm            26.9875 mm
                                       (31')               (6-)               (1,1/16-)
LS221ACD                               120.65 mm           209.55 mm          33.3375 mm
                                       (41')               (8i')              (1.5/16-)
N5311                                  120.65 mm           209.55 mm           66.675  mm
                                       (41')               (81*)               (2.5/8')

Thmst Ball Bearings

51116

80 mm

105 mm

19 mm SOT All .

51216

80 mm

115 mm

28 mm 80TA12 .

80TA13 .

80 mm 82.55 mm

W3l*

51316 026

140 mm 122.2375 mm (4.13/16')

44 mm 31.75 mm (H-)

on

1. All the above bearings with special features such as :—

(a) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring In the groove;

(6) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings;

(c) Any combination of items (a) and (6) above;

will be considered as banned for Import purposes.

2, The ban relates to the standard bearings only. Import of extra-precision and heavy duty bearings having dimensions same as those

listed in this appendix will be considered in consultation with DGTD.

APPENDIX 14(4) (b)

[ SI. No. 19(l)(vii)/II]

Restricted types of Ball Bearings above 76.2 nun Bore (Internal) Diameter.

I.S.I. No.

Bearing Dimensions

Equivalent Hoffmann No.

Equivalent SKFJNo.

Width

Bore

Outside Dia.

1

3

4

6 2

5

DOUBLE ROW SELF -ALIGNING BALL BEARINGS,

85BSO2 .

U185 U185W

1217 2217 1J317

85 ram 85 mm 85 mm

28 mm 36 mm 28 mm

150 mm 150 mm 150 mm

SPECIAL 1

BALL BEARINGS

N4711C                                  82.55 mm           '132.4  mm           53.975 mm
                                        <3f)                (6')               (2.1/8')

THRUST BALL BEARINOS

51117

85 mm

110 mm

85TA11 .

19 mm

51120

25 mm 100TA11 .

100 mm

13J mm

51220

100 mm

150 mm

38 mm 100TA12 . •

1. All the above bearings with special features such as:—

(a) A groove In the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groovo;

(fc) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings;

(c) Any combination of items (a) and (b) above; will be considered as restricted bearings and their import will be allowed on the basis which may be prescribed for "uch itemi.

1 G of 1—19

APPENDIX 14(5) (a)

[ SI. No. 19(2)(i)(a)/II ]

Banned Types of Cylindrical Roller Bearings.

I.S.I.  No.         Equivalent        Equivalent                          Bearing Dimensions
                    Hoffmann  No.     SKF  No.
                                                        Bore               Outside Dia.     Width.
   1                  2                  3                4                 5                 6
25RNO2            . R125              N205              25 mm              52 mm             15 mm
30RNO2            . R130              N206              30 mm             62 mm              16 mm
35RNO2            . R135              N207              35 mm             72 mm              17 mm
40RNO2            . R140              N208              40 mm              80 mm             18 mm
45RNO2            . R145              N209              45 mm              85  mm            19 mm
50RNO2            . R150              N210              50 mm             90 mm              20 mm
          FAG  No.  NU209EN.M.1

NU209

NU209N

NU209MN

                                                    45 mm            85 mm            19 mm
                                                    45 mm            85 mm           19 mm
                                                    45 mm            85 mm           19 mm
25RNO3          .  R325            N3O5             25 mm            62 mm           17 mm
30RNO3          . R33O             N306             30 mm            72 mm           19 mm
35RNO3          .  R335            N307             35 mm            80 mm           21 mm
40RNO3          .  R340            N3O8             40 mm            90 mm           23 mm
4SRNO3          .  R345            N309             45 mm            100 mm          25 mm
50RNO3          .  R35O            N310             50 mm            110 mm          27 mm

FAG No. 510148.M.1

NU307W

NU3O7MNW

                                     35 mm             80 mm             23 mm
                                     35 mm             80 mm             23 mm
RLS8              CRL6               19'05 mm          47.625 mm         14.2875 mm
                                     (*•)              (1.7/8')         (9/16')
RLS10             CRL8               25.4 mm           57.15mm           15.875 mm
                                     d')                                 (5/8')
RLS22i            CRL38              120.65           an 209.55 mm       33.3375 mm
                                     (4D               (81')             (1.5/16*)
RXLS3i                              82.55 mm           120.65 mm         19.05 mm
                                    (3f)               (4D
LO64                                25.4 mm            53.975 mm         28.575 mm
                                    (1-)               (2.1/8-)          0.1/8')
L5285F(NBQ                          90 mm              190 mm            43 mm
L4430 (NBC)                         100 mm            215 mm             47 mm
L5284 (NBC)                          130 mm           280 mm             58 mm
L4023 (NBC)                         150 mm             320 mm            65 mm

NUP318M/C4

NH 320M/C4

NU 326M/C4

NU 330EM/C4

RB5001  (NBC)                                       220 mm            60 mm
RB5002 (NBC)                                        220 mm            60 mm
L6179 (NBC)                                         215 mm            60 mm
L618O (NBQ                                          215 mm            60 mm

WJ118x220

WJP118x220P

WJ 120x215

WJP12Ox215P

118 mm 118 mm 120 mm 120 mm

L5O63 (NBC)       WJ  120x220       120 mm            220 mm            60 mm
L3064  (NBQ       WJP120x220P       120 mm            220 mm            60 mm
L6156(NBC)        WJ  120x240       120 mm            240 mm            80 mm
L6157(NBQ         WJP  120x240P     120 mm            240 mm            80 mm
RB5006 (NBC)      WJ  126x240       126 mm            240 mm            80 mm
RBS007 (NBC)      WJP  126x240P     126 mm            240 mm            80 mm
NBR101  (NBQ      WJ  128x240       128 mm            240 mm            80 mm
NBR102  (NBQ      WJP  128x240 P    128 mm            240tnm            80 mm
L5O31 (NBQ        WJ  130x240       130 mm            240 mm            80 mm
L5O32 (NBC)       WJP  130x240P     130 mm            240 mm            80 mm
L5943  (NBQ       WJ  130x260       130 mm            260 mm            84 mm
L5944  (NBQ       WJP  130x260P     130 mm            260 mm            84 mm

APPENDIX 14(5) fa)—concld.

5

6

4

1 2

3

L6204 (NBC)         WJ  150X270        150 mm              270 mm             80  mm
L6205 (NBC)         WJP  150X270P      150 mm              270 mm             80  mm
L5945 (NBC)         WJ  160X318        160 mm              318mm              98  mm
L5946 (NBC)         WJP  16OX318P      160 mm              318 mm             98  mm
L6019(NBC)                             200 mm              360 mm              9H  mm
L6207 (NBC)                            200 mm              360 mm              236  mm
RB5017  (NBC)       NJ  2228           140  mm             250  mm            68  mm
RB5018 (NBC)        NUJ  2228           140 mm             250 mm              68  mm
L6O28 (NBC)         W J 4 i " x 8'     107.95 mm           203.2 mm            57.15  mm
                                       (4i')               (8-)
L6029  (NBQ         W J P 4 i ' x 8 'P 107.95 mm           203.2 mm           an57  15 mm
                                        (4i')              (8')               ( 2D
L6030 (NBC)         WJ51'*10'          139.7  mm           254  0mm            71  437S  mi,,
                                       (5i")               (10')              (2  13/16-1
L6031 (NBC)         WJP5i*xl0'P        139.7 mm            254.0mm            71.4375 mm
                                       (51-)               (10')              (2.13/16')

1. All the above bearings with special features such as:—

(a) A groove in the outer ring with or without loose ring in the groove;

(b) A dust shield or plate on one or both sides of the bearings;

(c) Any combination of Items (a) and (b) above; will be considered as banned for import purposes.

2. The ban relates to the standard bearings only. Import of extra-precision and heavy duty bearings having dimensions same as those listed in this appendix will be considered in consultation with DGTD.

APPENDIX 14(5) (b)

[Sl.No. 19(2)(i)(a)/n]

Restricted types of Cylindrical Roller Bearings,

I.S.I.No.

Bearing Dimensions

Equivalent Hoffmann No.

Equivalent SKF No.

Bore

Width

Outside dia.

2

1

3

5

6

4

. R120

N2O4

2ORNO2 .

20mm

47mm

14mm

NU204 NU205

20mm 23mm

47mm 52mm

14mm 15mm

NU3O9

NXJ309N

NUP309N

                                                   45mm             100mm            25mm
                                                   45mm             100mm            25mm
                                                    45mm            100mm            25mm
                                   NH2210           30mm            90mm             23mm
    1.  Import  of the following boarinw will be allowed in confutation  with DGTD  :—
20ENO3            R320             N304             20mm            32mm             15mm
                                   NJ204            20mm            47mm             14mm
                                   NU204N           20mm            47mm             14mm
                                   NJ205            25mm            32mm             15mm
                                   NTJ205N          25mm            52mm             15mm
                                   NJ207            35mm            72mm             17mm
                                   NU207            35mm            72mm             17mm
                                   NJ209            45mm            85mm             19mm
                                   NU3O7            33mm            80mm             21mm
                                   NJ405            25mm            80mm             21mm
                                   NJ403N           25mm            80mm             21mm
                                   NU407J           35mm            JOOmm            25mm
                                   NU407N           35mm            100mm            25rom
                                   NUP211           55mm            100mm            21mm

NUP211N

                55mm           100mm          21mm
NUP309          45mm           100mm          25mm

APPENDIX 14(6) (a)

[Sl.No. 19(3)(i)(a)/ni

Banned types of Tapered Roller Bearings

I.S.I.  No.                  E q u i v a l e nt S KF N o.                          Bearing Dimensions
                                                       Boro                       Outside dia.               Width
      1                         2                          3                         4                          5
                             3 0 2 03 .                 17mm                      40mm                       12mm
                             3 0 2 04  .    .   ..      20m in                    47mm                       14mm
                             3 0 2 05  .    .   ..      25mm                      52mm                       15mm
                             3 0 2 06  .    .   ..      30mm                      62mm                       16mm
                             3 0 2 07  .    .   ..      35mm                      72mm                       17mm
                             3 0 2 08  .    .   ..      40mm                      80mm                       18mm
                             3 0 2 00  .    .   ..      45mm                      85mm                       19mm
                             3 0 2 14  .    .   ..      70mm                      125mm                      24tnra
                             3 0 2 15  .    .   ..      75mm                      130mm                      25mm
                             3 0 2 16   .   .   ..      80mm                      140mm                      26mm
                             2 0 3 02  .    .   ..      15mm                      42mm                       13mm
                             3 0 ^ 05   .   .   ..      25mm                      62mm                       17mm
                             3 O 3 O t! .   .   ..      30mm                      72mm                       19mm
                             3 0 3 12   .   .   ..      fiOmm                     130mm                      31mm
                             32208      .   .   ..      40mm                      80mm                       23mm
                             3 2 2 J1 .                 55mm                      100mm                      25mm
                             32212      .   .    ..     60mm                      110mm                      28mm
                             (3977X/3922X)
                             32213  .                   65mm                       120mm                     31mm

(330356B) (39586/39528)

32214    .   .  ..    70mm                  125mm                 31mm
32216  .              80mm                  140mm                 33mm
(578XA/572A)
32306    .   .  ..    30mm                  72mm                  27mm
32307    .  .   ..    35mm                  80mm                  31mm
(3478X/3424S)
32309    .  .   ..    45mm                  100mm                 36mm
330201                60mm                  110mm                 28mm
330632C   .           60mm                  135mm                 30.95mm

CK-03062/K-03162

CK-1159O/AK-1152O

M 0 0 5 4 5 A / 46

CK-09067/K-O9195 (M12644/M12611)

CK-21075/K-21212

C K M - 1 2 6 4 9 / K M - 1 2 6 10

14.6812mm (0.578-) 14,2875mm (0.5625-) 14.38mm 19.05min (0.75-) 21.83892mm (0,8598') 18.288ram (0.72*)

CK-O7100S/K-07210X .

CK-15100S/K-15245 .

CK-151OOS/K-1525OX .

CK-02872/K-O2820

14.1478mm (0.557-) 20.6375mm (0.8125-) 20.6375mm (0.8125-) 22.225mm (0.875-)

CK-15117/K-15245

15.875mm (0.625') 15,875mm (0,625*) 18.0mm 19.05mm (O.75-) 19.05mm (0,75') 21.42998mm (0.8437') 25.4mm U') 25,4mm (1-) 25.4mm d') 28.575mm (1.125-) 29.9847mm (1.1805')

41.275mm (1.625-) 42.8625mm (1.6875-) 47.0mm 49.2252mm (1.938-) 53.975mm (2.125') 50.00498mm (1.9687') 50.8mm (2') 61.99886mm (2.4409") 63. 5mm (2.5') 73.025mm (2.875') 61.99886mm (2.4409')

20.6375mm (0.8125')

APPENDIX 14(6) (a)—contd.

1 2

3

4

5

CK-15123/K-15245

CK-15125/K-15245

CK-14125A./K-14276 .

CK-3188S/K-3120

CK-14131/K-14276

(Jeep Part No. 51575U/

                     31.75mm                61.99886mm              19.05mm
                     (1.25-)                (2.4409')               (0.75')
                     31.75mm                 61.99886mm             20,6375mm
                     (1.25*)                (2.4409')               (0.8125')
                     31.75mm                 69.0118mm              19.5834mm
                     (1.25-)                 (2.717')               (0.771')
                     31.75mm                 72.626mm               29.997mm
                     (1.25-)                (2.8593')               (1.181*)
                     33.3375mm               69.0118mm              19.5834mm
                     (1.3125-)               (2.717-)               (0.771')
52883U)

CKLM-48548/KLM-48510 34.925mm

CK-14137A/K-14276 .

CK-25877/K-25820

CK-25877./K-25821

CK-25878/K-25821

CK-31594/31520 .

(1.375-) 34.925mm (1-375*) 34.925mm (1.375') 34.925mra (1.375-) 34.925mm (1.375*) 34,925mm (1.375') 35mm

65.0875mm (2.5625') 69.0118mm (2.717') 73.025mm (2.875') 73.025ram (2.875') 73.025mm (2,875') 76.2mm (3') 66.7mm

18.288mm (0.72') 19.5834mm (0.771-) 24.60752mm (0.9688') 24.60752mm (0.9688') 24.60752mm (0.9688-) 28.575mm (1.125*) 19.5mm KT138X (with and without oil hole) (ABC No. T138L) CK-2780/K-272O .

CK-NA44143/K-44263D

36.487mm (1.4365-) 36.512mm (1.4375-) 36.754mm (1.447')

KT144X (wilhand without oil hole)

76.2mm (3') 92.075mm (3.625') 66.675mm (2.625')

25.654mm (1.01-) 55.562mm (2.1875-) 19.446mm (0.7656') (ABC No T144L) CK-418/K-414 .

AKLM-501349/KLM-

501310

CK-24780/K-24720

CK-25577/K-25523 (Jocp Part No. 52979U/

38.1mm (1.5') 41.275mm (1.625-) 41.275mm (1.625-) 42.8752mm (1.688')

88.50122mm (3.4843') 73.4314mm (2.891') 76.2mm (3') 82,931mm (3.263')

29.083mm (1.145-) 19.812mm (O.78-) 23.02002mm (0.9063') 25.4mm d')

52980 U)

CK-55176C/K-5543

CK-2984/K-2924 .

CK-59187/K-59412

CK-55187C/K-55443 .

CK-55194AC/K-55452D

                       44.45mm                 112.7125mm             26.90876mm
                       (1.75-)                 (4.4375')              (1.0594-)
                       46.038mm                85.0mm                 25.608mm
                       (1.8125')               (3.3465')              (1.0082')
                       47.625mm                104.775mm              36,512mm
                       (1.875-)                (4.125')               (1.4375')
                       47,625mm                112.7125mm             16.90876mm
                       (1.875*)                (4.4375')              (1.0594')
                       49.9872mm               114.98072mm            28.4861mm
                       (1.968')                (4.5268')              (1.1215')
CK-45284/K-45220       50.8mm                  104.775mm              30.958mm
                       (2*)                    (4.125-)               (1.2188')
CK-33891/K-33821       52.388mm                95.25mm                28,575mm
                       (2.0625')               (3.75")                (1.125-)
CK-539/K-532X  .       53.975mm                107.95mm               36.957mm
                       (2.125')                (4.25')                (1.455*)
CK-72212C/K-72487    . 53,975mm                123.825mm              32.7914mm
                       (2.125')                (4.875')               (1.291-)
CK-28682/K-28622       57.15mm                 97.63 mm               24,608mm
                       (2.25')                 (3.8437')              (O.9688-)
CK-3982X/K-3927XA  .   63.5mm                  109.99978mm            30.0482mm
                       (2.5')                  (4.3307')              (1.183*)
CK-3982X/K-3920        63.5mm                  112.7125mm             30.0482mm
                       (2.5')                  (4.4375')              (1.183')

APPENDIX 14(6) (a)— concld.

1

2

CK-3984/K-3920 .

CK-566/K-563

CK-33281/K-33472

CK-567A/K-563 .

CK-567/K-563

CK-42687/K-42620

CK-495AX/K-493

CK-575S/K-572 .

CK-408339/K-572

CK-580/K-572

CK-582/K-572 .

1838055/56 . 1838051/52 . 1838053/54 . 1838057/58 .

ABC No. PAB12:03 ABC No. PAB12304 ABC No. PAB12305 ABC No. PAB123O6 ABC No. PAB12307 ABC No. PAB 12435 ABC No. L35RC/L36 ABC No. L35RC/L38

3

5

4

. 66.675mm (2.625') . 69.85mm (2,75-)

. 71.4375mm (2.8125') . 71.4375mm (2.8125-) . 73.025mm (2.875') . 76.2mm

(3-)

. 76.2mm

(3')

. 76, 2mm

(3')

. 76.2mm

(3')

. 82.55ram (3.25') . 82.55mm (3.25")

30.0482mm (1.183') 36.1696mm (1.424') 30.162mm (1.1875") 36.1696mm (1.424') 36.1696mm (1.424') 31.0mm (1.2205') 29.7688mm (1.172") 36.09848mm (1.4212') 36.09848mm (1.4212') 36.09848mm (1,4212') 36.09848mm (1.4212')

112.7125mm (4.4375') 127.0mm (5') 120.0mm (4.7244') 127.0mm (5') 127,0mm (5') 127.0mm (5') 136.525mm (5.375') 139.9921mm (5.5115') 1399921mm (5.5115") 139 9921mm (5 5115') 139.9921mm (5,5115')

18mm 26mm . 33mm . 28mm . 32mm . 26mm

40.844mm 44. Ji5mm

47mm 52mm 62mm 70mm 72mm 59.8mm 64.313mm 69.875mm

14.383mm 17.462mm 16mm 20.5mm 27mm 17.462mm 13.097mm 23,368mm

1. Import of the following taporod rolier bearings wili be allowed in consultation with DGTD :—SKFNos. 30211 and 32209.

2. The ban rcla'os 1O the standard beirings only. Import of extra precision and heavy duty bearings having dimensions same

as those tesled in this appendix will be considered in consultalion with DGTD.

APPENDIX 14(6)(b)

[ Sl.No. 19(3)(i)(a)/II ]

Restricted types of Tapered Roller Bearings.

I.S.t. No.

Bearing Dimensions

Equivalent SKF No.

Outside dia.

Bore

Width

1

2

3

5

4

AK-535/K-532A .

CK-495/K 103

44.45tnm (1.75*) 82.55mm (3.25')

36.957mm (1.455') 29.769mm (1.172-)

111.125mm (4.375') 136.525mm (5.375*)

1. Import of the following tapered roller bearings will be allowed in consultation with DGTD.

30210 . . .. CK23100/K-23256

50mm 25.4mm

CK-1988/K-1922 .

(1.125')

CK-31597/K-31521

CKHM-903249/KHM-

903210

CK-25584/K-2552O

CK-368A/K-362A

KT126X(ABC No. T126L) 32.004mm 34.925mm CK-2793/K-2720 . (1.375-) 36.512mm (1.4375') 44.45mm (1.75-) 44.983mm (1.7710 50.8mm (2-)

CK-3780/K-3720 .

CK-462A/K-453X

CK-6379/K-6320 .

CK-482/K-472 .

CK-683/K-672 .

N1001 (Hoffmann)

90mm 65.088mm (2.5625') 57.15mm (2.25') 55.563mm 76.2mm (3') 76.2m-n (3-) 95.25mm (3.75') 82.931mm (3.265') 88.9mm (3.5') 93.264mm (3,6718') 104.775mm (4.125') 135.755mm (5.3447-) 120.0mm (4.7244') 168.275mm (6.625') 69,037mm (2,718')

50.8mm (2-) 57.15mm (2.25-) 65.088mm (2.5625') 69.85mm (2.75') 95.25mm (3.75') 38. lmm (1.5')

20mm 21.463mm (0,845') 19.353mm (0.762') 15.875mm 25.654mm U.01') 28.575mm (1.125-) 28.575mm d-125') 25.4ram (1*) 22,225mm (0.875') 30.302mm (1.193*) 29.317mm (1.1542') 56.007mm (2.205') 29.007mm (1.142') 41,275mm (1.6250 14.427mm (0,568-)

APPENDIX 14(7) (a)

[Sl.No. 19(5)(i)/IT]

Jtanned types of Needle Bushes/Shell type Needle Benrings/Thin Shell Needle Bearings/Drawn C":p

Needle Bearings.

I.S.I. No.                Equivalent Nadella  No.                            Bearing Dimensions
                                                   Bore                    Outside  Dimension       Width
       1                        2                     3                       4                        5
                           DL  1212   .            12  mm                   18  mm                  12  mm
                           DL  1412   .            14  mm                   20  mm                  12  mm
                           DL  1512   .            15  mm                   21  mm                  12  mm
                           DL  1612   .            16  mm                   22  mm                  12  mm
                          DL  1712    .            17  mm                   23  mm                  12  mm
                           DL  1812                18  mm                   24  mm                  12  mm
                           DL  1816   .            18  mm                   24  mm                  16  mm
                           DL  2012   .            20  mm                  26  mm                   12  mm
                           DL  2016   .            20  mm                   26  mm                  16  mm
                           DL  2216   .            22  mm                   28  mm                  16  mm
                           DL  2520   .            25  mm                   33  mm                  20  mm
                           JL  108     .            15.8750mm               20.6375mm                25.4000mm
                                                   (5/8 inch)               (13/16 inch)            (1 inch)
                           JL  1212                19.0500mm                25.4000mm               19.0500mm
                                                   (3/4 inch)               (1 inch)                (3/4 inch)
                           JL  148    .            22.2250mm                28.5750mm               12.7000mm
                                                   (7/8 inch)               (1.1/8 inch)            (1/2 inch)
                           JL  1416                22.2250mm                28.5750mm               25.4000mm
                                                   (7/8 inch)               (1.1/8 inch)            (1 inch)
                           JL  1612                25.4000 mm               31.7500 mm               19.0500 mm
                                                   (1 inch)                 (1.1/4  inch)           (3/4 inch)
                           JL  1616                25.4000 mm               31.7500 mm              25.4000 mm
                                                   (1 inch)                 (1.1/4 inch)            (1 inch)
                           JL  188     .           28.5750 mm               34.9250 mm              12.7000 mm
                                                   (1.1/8 inch)             (1.3/8 inch)            (1/2 inch)
                           JL  1812                28.5750 mm               34,9250 mm              19.0500 mm
                                                    (1.1/8 inch)            (1.3/8 inch)            (3/4 inch)
                           JL  1816                 28.5750 mm              34.92J0mm               25.4000 mm
                                                    (1.1/8 inch)            (1.3/8  inch)           (1 inch)
                           JL  2012                 31.7500 mm              39.1000 mm              19.0500 mm
                                                    (1.1/4 inch)            (1.1/2 inch)            (3/4 inch)
                           JL  2016                 31.7500 mm              38.1000 mm              25.4000 mm
                                                    (1.1/4 inch)            (1.1/2 inch)            (1 inch)
                           JL  228     .            34.9250 mm              41.2750 mm               12.7000 mm
                                                    (1.3/8 inch)            (1.5/8 inch)            (1/2 inch)
                           JL  2416                 38.1OO0mm               47.6250 mm              25.4000 mm
                                                    (1.1/2 inch)            (1.7/8 inch)             (1 inch)
                         -  JL  2420                38.1OO0mm               47,6250 mm              31.7500 mm
                                                    (1.1/2 inch)            (1,7/8 inch)             (1.1/4 inch)
                           JL  810     .            12.7000 mm              17.4625 mm               15.8750 mm
                                                    (1/2 inch)              (11/16 inch)             (5/8 inch)
                           JL  1210                 19.0500 mm              25.4000 mm               15.8750 mm
                                                    (3/4 inch)              (1 inch)                 (5/8 inch)

All the above bearings with special feature such as :—

(at Needle Bushes having oil holes;

(b) Needle Bushes where needles are retained in the bush by grease;

will be considered banned for import purposes.

1 G of 1—20

APPENDIX 14(7) (b)

[Sl.No. 19(5)(ii)/II ]

Restricted types of Needle Bushes/Shell type Needle Bearings/Thin Shell Needle Bearings/Drawn Cop

Bearings.

Equivalent Nadella No.

Bearing Dimensions

I.S.I. No.

r— •———

Width

Outside Dinmeter

Bore

2

1

3

4

5

JL 168 .

25.4000 mm (1 inch)

12.7000 mm (1/2 inch)

31.7500 mm (1.1/4 inch)

1. Import of the following bearings will be allowed in consultation w i t h D . G . T . D. —

JL 2020

JL 2414

JL 2816

JL 2824

2. All the above bearings with special features such as :—

(a) Needle Bushes having oil holes;

(b) Needle bushes where needles are retained in the bush by grease;

will be considered as restricted bearings and their import will be allowed on basis which may be prescribed for such kerns.

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 Scltedule

S. No. of ITC Schedule

1.

Segmental Saw Blades . . ..

20(l)(c)

13.

20(l)(a)

Tungsten carbide tips and tipped tools thereof . . . . ..

Handsaw Blades Metal working

14.

Do.

2.

15.

20(l)(b)

Milling cutters Including End Mills (exclu- ding gear cutters, gear hobs and inserted type milling cutters) . . ..

Do.

Tungsten carbide wire, tube and bar draw- ing dies, nibs or pellets.

3.

16.

Do.

Slitting Saws and Slotting cutters of thick- ness 1.6 mm and above

Diamond drilling bits for mining purposes including oil-field drilling bits of all types. Do.

17. Bandsaw Blades wood working

20(2)(a)(ii)

4.

Do.

Taps—All types and all threads excluding taps below 3 mm size . . ..

18. Steel Files (excluding needle files and Je- wellers files) and rasps

20(3)(a)(i) 5.

20(3)(a)(ii)

19. Huntington type grinding wheel dressers .

Do.

Round Adjustable Dies sizes from 1/8" to 1" and 3 mm to 23 mm (threading diame- ter)

20. Plain type Sheet and Plate Glass Cutters . 20(3)(a)(iii)

6. Hexagonal Die nuts sizes 1/8' to 3/4" and 6 mm to 20 mm (threading diameter)

Do.

20(3)(b)(i)

Handsaw woodworking (all types) .

21.

7.

22.

Do.

Chasers/Dies (other than tap form cone dies) for Die heads

Hack Saw Blades (Hand and Machine Op- crated)

20(3)(b)(ii)& 20(l)(c)

Rotary burrs and cutters

8.

Do.

20(3)(b)(iii)

23. Fret or Piercing Saws . . ..

Do.

Two piece dies

9.

20(4)(a)

Adjustable Hand Reamers

24.

20(l)(c)

Shear Blades

10.

25.

High Speed Steel Tool Bits .

Do.

11.

Twist Drills and reamers of 1.190 mm. dia. and above (including Tungsten Carbide tipped)

20(4)(d)

Do.

Butt welded tools .

12.

APPENDIX 16

(Section II—Serial Nos. 156—160/IV, 44/V and 45-A/V)

List of permissible paper Items and the end uses for which Import applications will be considered.

End-Use

Item

Item

End-Use

For security printing for Govt.

1.

Tele Tape Rolls.

of India only.

Vegetable parchment paper for manufacture of fire-works.

Currency paper, stamp paper and other special types of paper for security printing.

Publication of newspapers and

6. Tabulating Manila paper

periodicals.

For accounting machines, card index systems and computers.

(a Newsprint and glazed mechanical printing paper.

7. Specialised tissues:

(b) Coloured newsprint .

(a) Carbonising tissue Carbon paper.

(b) Stencil base tissue Duplicating Stencils.

For paper caps and amorces and fire works (to be consi- dered only if used in process and not for packing pur- poses).

Marble paper.

(c) 0 lazed mechanical

printing paper.

Toilet paper, facial tissue. Paper napkins, paper hankis and scrveittes.

(c) Soft and absorbant tis- sue paper below 18 (eighteen) gsm. in sub- stance.

Art and Chrome paper .

3.

Sanitary towels and compres-

(d) Cellulose wadding

sed pads.

For quality printing. Appli- cations will be considered by C.C.I. & E. on ad hoc basis.

Coloured and pectoral cigarette

(e) Coloured and pectoral

4.

cigarette tissue.

paper.

8.

High strength and special grade kraft paper (e.g., sack kraft paper, electri- cal grade kraft paper).

(a) Base paper for waxing and impregnating and coating.

Manufacture of waxed, coated laminated and impregnated papers, for food and pharma- ceutical industries. This in- cludes waxing cartridge paper for manufacture of ice cream cups and tumblers.

(1) Sack Kraft paper will be permitted only for manu- facture of multi-walled paper sacks for packing of items such as:— (a) Titanium dioxide. (b) Carbon black, (c) Polyethylene. (d) Cement for export only.

Manufacture of paper based laminates like hylam, formica.

Cigarette tipping. Resin coated paper for use in (2) Electrical grade kraft pa- per for paper sleeves, insu- lated tubes and other insu- lation purpos"s.

bottle caps.

Paper transfers and transfer tables (dccalcomania paper).

Tracing paper. Melamine Crockery.

(3) Kraft liner/test liner paper with or without sulphate content from 100 gsm. to 200 gsm. for corrugated boards.

(b) Photo and sensitising

base paper

(4) High strength kraft paper for gummed tapes, paper strings and straps.

(a) Glazed imitation par-"

5

This includes baryta coated papers. Items permissible for the manufacture of Photo- graphic papers, ferro-prus- ate, ammonia-diazo and other sensitised papers.

cbment and vegetable parchment papers.

(6) Glassine paper (on

Ayurvedic medicines, butter, scented supari, confectionery • including biscuits, cakes, ice cream cones, cream, wa- fers, wafer containers and J bakery including bread wrap-

restricted basis).

Black and red paper for pac- king photo sensitised materi- als will also be covered under this item.

ping.

9.

For cables.

s Electrical insulation paper; and boards: (a) Cable paper

Packing of celluloid bangles, transformers, cycle and cycle parts, wrapping of scissors, blades and razors.

(6) Condenser paper

Paper condensers.

Paper bags for packing of lea

and coffee.

. Matrix Boards stereo-Ho- For printing.

10

ngs.

11. , Wood free glazed board including sulphite board.

Bleached white glassine only for gas mantles and window envelopes. Black glassine paper only for photo sensi- tised paper.

Seal and label embossing.

For waxed/printed cartons and laminated products for food industry. This includes ice cream cups, and tumblers. However, the import of ivory and fine boards will not be permitted.

Condenser.

APPENDIX 16— contd.

End-Use

Hem

End-Use

Item

Abrasives.

12. Abrasive body paper

(ii) For packing of Ring tra- vellers (textile accessories).

Filter papers .

13.

Playing cards.

17. Black centred card board

(1) Gravimetric and chromoto- graphic analysis in research laboratories.

Import will be allowed for

18.

export production only.

Ceramic transfer papers (printed and unprinted)

Fire-works.

(2) Filters for automobiles and other internal combustion engines.

19. Straw paper

(3) On restricted basis for all

Corrugated boards.

Fluting media

20.

other end uses.

Paper bags for tea.

21.

14. Chart paper

Tea bag paper, heat seal/ non-heat seal type.

, Recorders, pen recorders etc. used in conjunction with instruments.

22.

15. Indicator paper

. For laboratories.

Paste board, lacquered and one side coated.

Suit cases, attache cases, brief cases, files and wardrobes and other travelling requisites.

16. V.P.I, papers .

Pleats of fabrics.

23. . Pleating paper

. (0 For moisture proof packing in cycle, tools blades and for automobile industry.

APPENDIX 17

List of Electric Equipment required for generation, transmission and distribution of electric power, import of which will be allowed in consultation with D.G.T.D. as indicated in the remark against S.No. 32 (f) & (n)/il in Section II.

A. THERMAL POWER. STATION EQU1PMKNT 1. Steam Boiler with Accessories

.,44 Gate valves of various sizes 100 mm to 1400 mm. 3.45 Piping specialities, gate valves water meters and water

chocks, etc.

3.46 Service pumps,

1.1 Drum type steam boiler firing coal, pulverised coal, gas or oil upto 120 MW. (If required, sets upto 200 MW are also available indigenously).

4. Piping

4.1 Low pressure piping upto 600 (2| to 61 size).

1.2 Raw coal bunker gates of needle type and gate type, 1.3 Raw coal belt/chain feeder with electric drive, com-

plete with speed control device etc.

4.2 High pressure piping all sizes (for pressure more than

600 psi).

1.4 Pressure reducing stations except the pressure reduction

valve.

5. Valves as per details given below :—•

. ,5 Mill fan complete with electric motor (generally upto

6.6 K.V./300 H.P.).

Description

Bore

Type

Metal

1.6 Screw conveyer for pulverised coal complete with

electric motor.

5.1

3* (76.2 mm) Maxi flow CS-NA

5.2

Safety valves Downcoramor and furnace wall master drain valve .

If (31.75 mm) Globo FS

5.3 Do. isolating

H* (31.75 mm)

FS

5.4

1.7 Forced draft fans complete with motors upto 1000 H.P, 1.8 Induced draft fans complete with motors upto 1000 H.P- . ,9 Deacrator and tank complete with vent condensers. 1.10 Electric feed pump complete with drive. 1.11 Mechanical cum electrical ash preapitators. 1.12 Hydrozine dozing pump complete with tank and motor,

f (12.7 mm)

FS

etc.

5.5

FS

5.6

FS

5.7

f (12.7 mm) If (31.75 mm) If (31.75 mm)

Globo Globe FS

5.8

I* (19.05 mm) Globe FS

5.9

1.13 Condensate tank. 1.14 Condensate extraction pump. 1.15 Sation drainage tank. 1.16 Hydraulic testing pump with pressure upto 4000 psi. 1.17 Coal handling equipment according to requirements. 1.18 Electromagnetic drum. 1.19 Travelling trippers complete with driving motors and

*' (19.05 mm) Globe FS

accessories.

5.10

5.11

valve , Pressure gauge stop valve Pressure gauge con- trol valve Sleam valvo to FWR Water valve to FWR Sleam and Water valves to remote W.L.I. . Water sampling valve Water gauge shut off valvo . Air valvo

If (31.75 mm) If (31.75mm)

Globo Globe

CS FS CS

V (19.05 mm) SDNR

5.12 5.13

r (19.05 mm)

5.14

(31.15mm)

.,20 Screw conveyor for sampling device with electric motor. 1.21 Belt scales complete with accessories. 1.22 Ash handling equipment. 1.23 Underground hopper (for wagon tripplers). 1.24 Underground hopper (Reclamation). 1.25 Automatic Soot blowing Equipment.

l i-

Globe CS

2. Turbine House

5.15

ft 19.05 mm) Globe CS

5.16

2.1 Turbine House equipment (Steam Condensing turbine) —120 MW. (Higher sizes upto 200 MW may also be available indigenously).

V (19.05 mm) Globe CS

5.17

1-(12.7 mm) Globe CS

5.18

f (12.7 mm) Globe CS

5.19

2" (50.8 mm) Globe CS 2.2 Starting electric oil pump (complete with motor). 2.3 Bearing oil pump with motor. 2.4 Surface condensers complete. 2.5 L.P. & H.P. Feed Heaters of various sizes. 2.6 Turbine condensate pumps complete with electric motoi. 2.7 Circulating water pump complete with electric motor.

5.20

(Vertical pump and motor).

2' (50.8 mm) 2" (50.8 mm)

SDNR Globe CS 2.8 Emergency oil pump complete with electric motor. 2.9 Hydrogen gas cooler (available for units of Haridwar).

5.21 5.22

f (19.05 mil) Globe I'S

3. General Items

5.23

Chemical feed valve Chemical food stop valve Furnace wall drain valve . Wator sampling re- gulating valvo Water gauge drain valve . Drum steam sampl- ing isolating valve . Drum sleam sampl- ing regulating valve Auxiliary steam stop valve . Auxiliary steam non- return valve . Boiler filling valve . Continuous Blow down isolating valve Continuous Blow- down regulating valve .

4-(12.7mm) Needier FS N.A.

5.24

If (31.75 mm) Globe FS

5.25

If (31.75 mm) SDNR I;S

5.26

3.1 Fuel oil system (Except high pressure pumps). 3.2 Lub oil facilities. 3.3 Equipment for process water supply. 3.4 Travelling screen with electric motor. 3.41 Centrifugal pump for cleaning the room. 3.42 Centrifugal pump for fire fighting complete with elec-

2- (50.8 mm) SDNR CS

tric motor.

5.27

3.43 Drinking water pump complete with motor.

Blow off isolating valve Blow olf isolating valve Boiler Tilling isolat- ing valve Steam valve to W.L.I, and alarm

f (19.05 mm) Globe FS

APPENDIX 17— conld.

Description

Bore

Type

Metal

Description

Bore

Type

Metal

CS

FS

Globe

t" (19.05 mm)

11'(31.75 mm) J'(12.7 mm)

CS

Globo Angle

5,29

Water valve lo W.L.I, and Alarm . Downcomer Drain valve

5.61 5.62 5.63

11'(31.75 mm)

FS

Globo

f (12.7 mm) Angle CS

Superheaters

5.64

21'(57.15 mm) Maxi flow

' CSNA

PS

CS 5.30 5.31

PS

CS

3'(76.2 mm) CS

PS

CS

5.32

3-(76.2 mm) PS

3'(203.2 mm) 2 8'(203.2 mm) 3' (76.2 mm) 8'(203.2 mm)

CS

PS

CS

5.33

5.65 5.66 5.67 5.68

Drain valve . Pr gauge stop valve Pr gauge control valvo F.W.R. outlet isolat- ing valve F.W.R. By-pass valvi Rocirculating valvo. Feed stop valve Low load feed isolat- ing valves

4' (101.6 mm)

CS

PS

CS T (176,8 mm) f (6.35 mm)

PS Globo FS

5.34 5.35

Attemperators

(Superheater)

Safety valve . Drain and circulat- ing valve Drain and circulat- ing isolating valve , Main stoam stop valve Air valve Pressure gauge stop valve

CS

Angle

5.69

Do. control valve

1-(12.7 mm) 1'(12.7 mm)

CS

Superheater attem- perator regulating drain valve ,

I' (19.05 mm)

Globe CS 5.36 5.37

2i" (63.5 mm)

5.70 Do. drain iso-

Maxi flow

CSNA

I-(19.05 mm) Globe CS 5.38

5.71

i'(12.7 mm)

CS

3.39

lating valve . Superheater attem- porator spray water check valvo .

2' (50.8 mm) SDNR CS

"' (12.7 mm)

CS

5.72

5.40

1'(19.05 mm) PS

CS

Do. spray water control isolating valve

2" (50.8 mm) Globe

CS

5.41

Do. Control by-

5.73

2" (50.8 mm) Globe Electrically assisted safety valve . Pressure switch stop valve Pressure control valve Main steam stop Drain valve , Cage intermediate Box drain isolating valve

CS

It" (31.75 mm) Globe CS

5.74

Do. Box drain

5.42

pass valve S.H. attemperator air release

1-(19.05 mm) Globe CS

H" (31.75 mm) Globe CS

5.43

Attemperators

{Reheater)

H-(31.75 mm) Globe CS

5.44

5.75

If (31.75 mm) Globe

; I' (19.05 mm)

CS

Globe

CS

5.45

5.76

i' (19.05 mm)

CS

Globo

11* (31.75 mm) Globe CS

5.77

5.46

2" (50.8 mm) SDNR

CS

11* (31.75 mm) Globe CS

5.78

5.47

It* (31.75mm) Globe

2- (50,8 mm)

CS

Globe CS

5.48

5.79

CS

K.H. attemperator regulating drain valv" R.H. Attemporator isolating drain valve R.H. Attemp. spray water check valve . R.H. Attemp. spray water control isolat- ing valve R.H. Attomp. spray water control by- pass valve

2" (50.8 mm)

Globe CS

5.49

valve Py S.H. Inlet box isolating valve Py S.H. Inlet box drain valve . Platen S.H. outlet Box Drain isolating valve Platen S.H. outlet Box Drain valvo Sec. S.H. inlet box drain isolating valve Sec. S.H. inlet Box drain valve Air valve

It'(31.75 mm) I'(19.05 mm)

CS

Globe Globe PS

5.50 Vent valve (SH) . 3'(76.2 mm)

CS

Reheaters

5.51

4'(101.6 mm) Maxi flow

• CSNA

B. HYDROELECTRIC STATIONS 1. Governor oil pump complete with driving motor, starting equipment, pressure switches, cont-aclors, relays etc (Gear pump 20—40 Atmosphere).

Safety valvo single spring roheater inlet Do, Reheatcr

5.52

4* (101.6 mm) Maxi flow

' CSNA

5.53

2. Governor oil pressure tank complete with all accessories (pressure 20—40 Atmosphere capacity upto 3 cubic metre).

1" (19,05 mm) Globe

vs

5.54

I' (19.05 mm) Globe FS

outlet . Reheator inlet air release . Reheater inlet box drain isolating valve Do. Regulating

3. Permanent magnet generator suitable for supplying the motor driving the speed responsive element of the go- vernor together with all electrical wiring, overspced low speed switches etc.

5.55

f (19.05 mm)

Globe FS

4. Pressure relief valves.

5.56

5. Butterfly valve complete with its associated control

I" (19.05 mm)

Globe FS

equipment, etc.

5.57

6. Spherical valve complete with its associated control equip- valvo Reheater outlet air release . E.H. outlet pressure gauge slop valve 1* (12.7 mm) Angle

FS

ment, etc.

Do. control

5.58

valve

J' (12.7 mm)

no.

FS

7. Air compressor for Governor with driving motors and air receiver collcrs, piping valve drains, pressure switches complete with necessary wiring, etc.

Forced Flow Section

Feed check valve .

5.59

8. Strainers for cooling water

NR

(o) Duplex.

5.60 FWR inlet isolating

"' (203.2 mm) 8-(203.2 mm) PS

CS N.A. CS

valve

(6) Simplex.

APPENDIX 17— contd.

3.2 Indoor Metal clad oil switches 150 MVA & 250 9. Pipes and Valves

9.1 Seamless tubes of dia 1/2' (12.7mm) to 3' (76.2mm) for use in hydraulic fluid lines, pressure 300/600 psi.

9.2 Globe valves, Angle valves and wheel valves suitable for i" to 3" (12.7 to 76.2 mm) dia. pipes, pressure 300/600 psi and check valves and needle valves.

9.3 Pipe fittings of steel comprising coupling, bends,

unions, etc.

MVA—11 KV.

3.3 Indoor Metalclad air break switches 22 & 33

KV/500 MVA.

3.4 Isolators

3.41 Manual & Pneumatic operated upto 400 K.V. 3.42 Motorized 132 KV Isolators. 3.43 Lightning Arrcstors (220 KV).

4. Motor Starters :

10. Set of apparatus for measurement of turbine discharge by winter Kennedy index method complete with piezeo- meter heads, connection tubing and indicating instru- ments,

11. Penstock gates complete with gate track, hoisting equip-

ment with associated controls etc.

C. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS COMMON TO THER- 4.1 Liquid motor starters for slip ring induction motors

upto 2000 H.P.

4.2 Oil immersed starter switches—400 A.M.P. 660

Volts.

4.3 Oil immersed resistance motor starters upto 500 H.P.

5. Condensers, Rotating

MAL AND HYDROELECTRIC PROJECTS

5.1 Power factor correction capacitor upto 132 KV.

1. Transformers

1.1 Power transformers upto 220 KV/250 MVA.

5.2 Synchronous condensers 15 MVA & 30 MVA.

6. Transmission & Distribution Equipment

1.2 Auto Transformers (Power) upto and including

220 K.V.

1.3 Earthing transformers (alongwith power trans-

formers).

1.4 Current transformers 220 KV, 132 KV, 66 KV, 33 KV, 11 KV, 440 V upto 1600 Amp/5 Amp. ratic.

1.5 Potential transformers (Wound type) upto 132 KV.

6.1 Poroclalne insulator (upto 220 K.V. 25000 lbs.

strength).

7. Cables

7.1 P.V.C. Power Cables (upto 11 K.V.)

8. Power Line Current carrier Equipment (P.L.C.C. Equipment).

1.6 Potential transformers (Capacitor voltage type)

9. Wave Traps and Coupling Capacitors.

upto 220 KV.

1.7 Reactors (for limiting fault MVA) 3 to 10 MVA.

D.-POWER STATIONS (HYDRO/THERMAL CONTROL ROOM

EQUIPMENT)

2. Control Gear and Switches :

2.1 Circuit Breakers :

2.11 440V/660 volts upto 3000 AMP oil circuit breakers.

2.12 440 V/660 Volts upto 3000 Amps Air circuit breakers.

2.13 Indoor 3.3/66/11KV

upto 1200 Amps. 500 MVA Bulk oil breakers, upto 1600 Amps. 500 MVA Min. oil breakers.

2.14 22/33 KV upto 800/1200 Amp 1500 MVA Bulk oil

and Min. Oil.

2.15 66 kv. 132 KV—upto 800/1200 A. 5000 MVA Bulk

oil

2.16 66, 132 KV—upto 800/1200 Amp. 4500 MVA min.

oil breaker.

2.17 132, 220 KV—upto 800/1200 Amp. 10.000 MVA

Air Blast circuit breaker.

2.18 Pole mounted auto reclosurcs upto 11KV, 150 MVA.

2.19 Outdoor bulk oil circuit breakers upto f 6 KV/1 MVA.

2.20 Outdoor Min. oil circuit breaker 22,33,66 132-

2500 MVA.

2.21 Outdoor Air blast circuit breakers 132 KV/5000

MVA 600/1200 Amp. 220 KV/10000 MVA—2000 Amp.

2.22 Air break circuit breakers 11 KV—750 MVA.

J. Meters : 1.1 Ammeter A.C, o—4000 Amp. CT operated. 1.2 Ammeter A.C. (Smaller ranges than above). 1.3 Ammeter D.C. upto 1000 Amps. 1.4 Voltmeters upto 220 K.V. (P.T. operated). 1.5 K.W.H. Meter. 1.6 KVAR meter. 1.7 Miniature type indicating instruments with long

scale pattern.

1.8 KVAR/KWH meters with maximum demand Indi-

cators.

1.9 Power factor meter. 1.10 Recording Ammeter & Voltmeter. 1.11 Mega watt recorder. 1.12 MVAR recorder. 1.13 Frequency recorder. 1.14 Vibration recorder. 1.15 Mega Watt Hr. Meter. 1.16 Power system disturbance recorder. 1.17 Multistage temperature recorders. 1.18 Multipoint Summation metering Equipment for

energy out puts.

3. Switches & Isolators :

3,1 Indoor metal clad oil switches upto 11 KV/500/ MVA/1200 Amps. Sulk oil & Mm. oil type upto 1600 Amps.

1.19 Seal air pressure meter 0—1000 mm of water. 1.20 Air pressure gauges. 0—10 Kg/Cm2 0—50 Kg/Cm2 0—210 Kg/Cmi

1.21 Trlvector meters.

APPENDIX 11— contd.

1.22 Multl ampere set (for testing Lab.) 5 KVA & 10

KVA Unft.

1.23 Automatic Voltage Regulators for static field sup- pression equipment. (Available with M/s. B.H.E.L. Haridwar).

1.24 Indicating Instrument for ph conductivity & dissolved

oxygen.

1.25 Recording Instrument for ph conductivity & dissolved

oxygen.

2. Synchronising Equipment : (comprising of Synchroni- zing scope, Voltmeters frequency meter, synchroni- sing relay, speed matching relay, voltage matching relay and parallel relays or automatic synchronising relay etc.

3 Relay

3.1 A.C. Instantaneous Overcurrent or earthfault relay.

3.2 A.C. Instantaneous Circulating Current relays.

3.3 Directional I.D.M.T. Overcurrent or earthfault.

3.4 Directional I.D.M.T. Overcurrent or earthfault relay

fitted with highest instantaneous unit.

3.5 Non-directional I.D.M.T. Overcurrent or earthfault or combined overcurrent and earth fault relay (with shunt of series tripping),

3.6 Inverse time standby earthfault relay.

3.7 Non-directional I.D.M.T. Over current or earthfault or combined overcurrent and earthfault relay fitted with highest Instantaneous unit.

3.8 Non-directional very inverse over current or earth-

fault or combined overcurrent and earthfault relay.

3.9 Non-directional very inverse rime overcurrent or earthfault or combined overcurrent and earthfault relay with highest instantaneous unit,

.,10 Non-directional extremely inverse time overcurrent or earthfault or combined overcurrent and earthfault relay.

3.26 D.C. Voltage operated high speed tripping relays with

self reset contacts.

3.27 D.C. Voltage operated high speed tripping relays

with hand reset contacts.

3.28 1 i' Disc, semaphore indicator relays-

3.29 21" Disc, semaphore Indicator relays.

3.30 Single shot Instantaneous Auto reclose relays.

3.31 Trip Circuit supervision relay.

3.32 Test Plug.

3.33 Distance protection scheme relays (other than type

SSRR 3 V).

.,34 Harmonic Restraint Differential relays type DMH.

3.35 Negative phase sequence relays types CAN and

CDN.

3.36 Field failure and application relays type YCGF and

CGO.

3.37 Unbalanced and overload protection relays type

CMM and WIG.

3.38 Parallel feeder protection relays type PCD.

3.39 Auto Reclose relays type VAR.

3.40 Pilot wire feeder protection relays type DMW.

3.41 Under and overfrequency relays type FMG.

3.42 Rotor Earthfault relays type VME.

3.43 Bus Zone supervision relays type VTX.

3.44 Reactive KVA meters.

3.45 Timer units (components for timer relays type VAT

and Type. SSRRV distance schemes).

3.46 Voltage matching & speed matching and synchro- nising relays for surematic or check synchronis- ing schemes.

3.47 Interposing relays for supervisory control.

Instruments for Boiler Turbine and Generators

4.1 Instruments for Pneumatic system

3.11 Non-directional Inverse time overcurrent or earthfault or combined overcurrent and earthfault relay with highest instantaneous unit.

3.12 Non-directional I.D.M.T. Overcurrent relay with

undervoltage control.

3.13 Transformer percentage Differential relay.

3.14 Gas Actuated double float Buchholz relay.

3.15 Instantaneous No Volt relay Instantaneous Under-

voltage relay. Instantaneous Overvoltage Rolay.

3.16 Fuse Failure relay.

3.17 Inverse time overvoltago relay.

3.18 Inverse time undervoltage relay.

3.19 Neutral Displacement relay.

4.11 Pneumatic pressure transmitters.

4.12 Indicating temperature receivers (Pneumatic)

4.13 Recording temperature receivers (Pneumatic).

4.14 Indicating pressure receivers (Pneumatic).

4.15 Recording pressure receivers (Pneumatic).

4.16 Selector stations (Pneumatic).

4.17 Regulators & Control Valves (Pneumatic).

4.18 Manual Loaders (Pneumatic).

4.19 Pneumatic temperature transmitters.

4.2 Instruments for Electronic System

3.20 3 ph. 3 step switched reactance distance scheme.

3.21 Voltage Operated auxiliary relays A.C. or D.C. with

self reset contacts.

3.22 Voltage operated auxiliary relay A.C. or D.C. with

self and hand reset contacts.

3.23 Current operated auxiliary relays.

3.24 Voltage operated flag relays.

3.25 Current operated flag relays,

1 G of 1—21

4.21 Potentlometrlc and bridge indicators for

temperature.

4.22 Single point & Multipoint potentiometric and

bridge recorders for temperature.

4.23 Differential transformer indicators for pres-

sure level, flow and draft.

4.24 Differential transformer recorders for pressure, level, flow and draft with and without inte- grators.

APPENDIX 17— conid.

4.25   Regulators  (Electronic).                                    15.2    Electric  furnace.
4.26   Functional  blocks  (dynamic  cuplers.  differen-
                                                                    15.3    Hydraulic  press & vices.
       tiators synchronisers  etc.)
4.27   Position indicators.                                         15.4    Welding  equipment.
4.28   Set  of  servo-drives  and  accessories.                     15.5    Carpentary  equipment.
                                                                    15.6    Tool  room  equipment.

5. Instruments Common to Pneumatic & Elttwnic System

5.1 Thermocouples.

5.2 Resistance Thermometers.

5.3 Pressure & differential pressure transmitter.

5.4 Pyrometnc millivoltmeters.

5.5 Logometers (Cross-coil instruments).

5.6 Auto/Manual stations.

5.7 Cold junction compensation boxes.

5.8 Turbine supervisory instruments (Recording).

5.9 Turbine supervisory detector.

5.10 Annunciators.

5.11 Pressure gauges.

5.12 Indicating dionic instruments (for analysis).

5.13 Recording dionic instruments (for analysis).

5.14 Dionic instrument analysers (Transmitter).

5.15 Pressure switches.

5.16 Float switches.

5.17 Selector swi tches (Electrical).

5.18 Speed (Indicating & recording).

E. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

1. Soda Acid carbon, tetrachlorlde & other fire extin-

guishers for power stand and switch yards,

2. D.C. Supply source.

3. Storage batteries.

4. Battery charging sets.

5. D.C. Distribution Boards complete with breakers etc.

6. Lighting equipments (Bulbs lighting fixtures, explosion proof fixtures and distribution boxes,)

7. Inter communication equipments.

8. Relay testing equipment.

9. High impedence meggars.

250 Volt to 220 KV. 50,000 Meg ohm. & above.

10. Air compressor unit complete with electric motor, inter and after coolers, unloading device, filters for the station compressor house.

11. Air receivers (Cylinders).

12. Oil testing sets 0—50 K.V.

13. Hydrogen gas yeneratlng plant complete.

14. Set of carbon dioxide fire extinguishing equipment for generators with automatic discharge nozzle & tempera- ture detectors.

15. Central repair workshop equipment.

15.1 Lathes, drilling machines, slotting machines and grinders.

16. Oil filtration plants.

17. Sample dividing unit with laboratory crusher and motor,

18. Coal sampler after collecting and continuous or inter- mittent sample complete with drive.

F. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

1. Tippers 7 tons.

2. Excavator shovels . . . 21 Cubic yards.

3. Motorised graders . , . 113 H.P.

4. Crawler tractors . . , . 2 35 H.P.

5. Wheeled tractor . . .. 50 H.P.

6. Concrete mixers . . .. 1 CubicYd. capacity,

7. Vibrators & Vibrating soil compu-

ters

10,000 cycles/Min.

8. Road Rollers . . . . 10 tons capacity,

9. Stone crushers . . .. (Any capacity).

10. Flaking machine . . .. 10 tons.

11. Underground hopper. .

G—TRANSPORT & MATFRIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT

1. Turbine House cranes , . , 20, 50 & 25 tons

2. Cranes Gantry . . , , 50 tons.

3. Cranes tyre mounted , 121 tons.

4. Cranes—overhead hand operated . 10 tons,

5. Cranes—overhead hand operated

(double beam) . . . , 20 tons.

6. Electric Hoist monorail . . 10 tons.

7. Hoist hand operated . . . 10 tons.

8. Trolley with hoistgear hand operated 10 tons.

9. Aerial ropeways . . .. 200 tons.

10. Passenger lifts—capacity 4,6,8, 10,12 passengers or maximum 2000 lbs load with direct current (speed 150ft/min)

11. Passenger lifts capacity 4, 6, 8,10,12 passengers or maximum 2000 lbs. with A.C. Machines having speed 250ft./min

12. Goods lifts 4000 lbs. with speed

60ft./min. . . ..

13. Overhead crane for ash pump

house.

14. Hand operated pully block with screw Hoisting mechanism, .

15. Jeep

16. Truck 4 x2 and 4 x 4.

17. Diesel locomotive.

IS. Tower Cranes (upto 50 Tonnes.)

APPENDIX 18

(Section II—SI. Nos. 105, 106/IV and 8, 17, 18, 19 and 20/Vj

Mineral Oils, Kerosene, Motor Spirit, Greases and Lubricating Oils—Licensing Policy for April, 1972—

March, 1973.

(viii) Impregnating Oil for electric paper and

board insulators.

(ix) Light Process Oil for light coloured rubber 1. Import of Mineral Oils jailing under S. No. 105 and 106 oj 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 on an ad hoc basis in consultation with the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals (Department of Petroleum), 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. Import of Kero- sene Oil will be canalised through the Public Sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book. Import of Motor Spirit (S. No. 19/V) will not be permitted. goods.

(x) Mineral Oil for manufacture of insecticides. (xi) Special Graphited Oil for lubrication of

glass moulds.

(xii) Paraffin, Napthanic or Aromaiic-Rubber

Plasticisers,

2. Import of Mineral Waxes, Greases and Petroleum

Jellies, etc., falling under Serial Number 8 of

Part V of the I.T.C. Schedule.

(a) The requirement of actual users for Paraffin wax and Micro-Crystalline wax will be met by import through the public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

(b) Greases other than Petroleum Jellies (S. No. 8/V)—Licences for imports of only special grades 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 (Department of Petroleum), New Delhi.

(c) The import of only special types of petroleum jellies will be allowed and canalised through a public sector agency. The release orders will be issued to the actual users for meeting the requirement of Defence Services, and pharmaceutical and drug indus- try, on the recommendation of the DGTD and the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals (Deptt. of Petroleum). Please see Section III of this Book.

While submitting applications for the import of Transformer Oil and insulating Oil, the applicants will be required to give a clear undertaking in iheir applications to the effect that they will submit to the State Governments concerned, in whose juris- diction the sales of these products are made, state- ments of the sale and stocks complete in all respects invariably by the 15 th of the succeeding month to which they relate failing which the application for the import of these grades of Oik will not be con- sidered 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 manu- facturers and users of Transformers and switch gears and the sale will be subject to the condition that thuy will obtain from the parties a certificate to the eilect 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 Gov- ernments, in whose jurisdiction the sales are made along with the statements of stocks and sales as required in para 10 below.

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 be granted to the Oil Companies on an ad hoc basis on the recommendation of the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals (Department of Petroleum), New Delhi:—

(i) Transformer Oil. (ii) Insulating Oil. (iii) Cutting Oil. (iv) Mineral Colza Oil. (v) Shock Absorber Oil. (vi) Heat Transfer Oil. (vii) Aviation Specialities.

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 perfor- mance of their Transformers only when they are filled with the Transformer Oil of then- 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 detailed specifications of Trarr former 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) Import of Liquid Paraffin (including medical Liquid Paraffin) will be allowed to actual users on

APPENDIX 18—concld.

a restricted basis and also canalised through a Gov- ernment agency, against specific licences issued for this product.

(c) Import of White Oil will be allowed to actual users in consultation with the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals (Department of Petroleum), New Delhi.

(d) Import of Textile Finishing Oils, Textile Fibre Oils and Batching Oil for fibres will not be allowed.

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 in- structions as may be issued from time to time by the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals (Depart- ment of Petroleum), New Delhi.

8. Licences for import of Crude Oil will be granted to the Refining Oil Companies for bulk import of Crude Oil either directly or through a Government agency, on the recommendation of the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals (Department of Petroleum), New Delhi.

9. Separate application should be submitted to the Chief Controller of Imports, New Delhi, as follows:—

I. Serial Nos. 105, 106—Part IV of the Sch- edule and Serial No. 18—Part V of the Schedule:—

Oil Companies should apply for bulk lic-

ences.

II. Serial No. 8—Part V of the Schedule [vide

para. 2(b)]. For Greases.

III. Serial No. 17—Part V of the Schedule:—

4. Imports of Lubricating Oils falling under Serial

No. 20 of Part V.

The import of base lubricating oils in bulk for the grades that are not manufactured locally, will be canalised through a Government agency against licences specifically issued for these items. In special cases, however, the import for base stocks required for blending of turbine oils and other special types of lubricating oils in bulk as well as specified packed grades of lubricating oils may be allowed on an ad hoc basis on the recommendation of the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals (Department of Petroleum), New Delhi. Please also see Section III of this Red Book in respect of items, import of which is canalised through the Public Sector agency.

5. 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.

6. 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 flash point (Pensky Martens) of a minimum of 140 C. The import of spindle oil of a lower viscosity and flash pomt will not be allowed against licences for lubricating oil falling under 5. No. 20/V.

7. The importers of Transformer Oil, Switch Oil, Insulating Oil and White Oil will be required to sub- mit 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. regulations. The form and manner In which the information is required to be furnished can be obtain- ed from the Ministry of Petroleum and Chemicals (Department of Petroleum), New Delhi.

(i) Transformer Oil. (ii) Insulating Oil. (iii) Cutting Oil. (iv) Mineral Colza Oil. (v) Shock Absorber Oil. (vi) Heat Transfer Oil. (vii) Aviation Specialities, (viii) Impregnating Oil for electric paper and

board insulators,

(ix) Light Process Oil for light coloured rubber

goods.

(x) Mineral Oil for manufacture of insecti-

cides.

(xi) Special Graphited Oil for lubrication of

glass moulds.

(xii) Paraffin, Naphthanic or Aromatic Rubber

Plasticisers,

N.B.—Even though separate applications are to be 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 applica- tions 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.

10. 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, consisting mainly hydrocarbons, which have undergone no treatment other than settling (decantation) dehydration, desalting, or stabilisation, t® which no products have been added other than those previously recovered by physical methods In the course of these treatments.

APPENDIX 19

(SI. No. 87, 109/IV)

Drugs and Medicines—Licensing Policy for April. 1972—March, 1973.

2. Quota licences will be issued to established

importers on the basis indicated below:—

Item

Remarks

Import quota

8*%

(/) General Drugs and Medicines

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 im- ports of all the items falling under these Serial Nos. excluding Homoeopathic medicines and Crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines. An establish- ed 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 past imports of all the items falling in these Serial Numbers in any financial year within the prescribed basic period, excluding past imports of (a) Homoeopathic medicines and (b) Crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines;

OR

(1) Quota licences will be valid for Import of items included in List I. Items included in List n and III will not be permitted to be imported against the quota licences. Quota li- cences will not also be valid for import of reagent labelled as specifically con- forming to A.R, & C.R. qualities except in the case of items covered by Annex- uro 3 of this Appendix and imported as diagnostic agents in terms of item No. 67 of List-1.

(2) Past imports of items classi- fied under S. No. 31(b) /V will not be counted for the purpose of fixation of quota for general drugs and medicines.

24%

(ii) By having his existing quotas re-established on the basis of his past imports of all the items falling under these S. Nos. exclud- ing past imports of Homoeopathic medi- cines 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.

(//) Crude drujfs for Ayurvedic and Unani medicines.

OR

Quota licences will be valid for import of items shown in Annexure 1 of this Appen- dix. Items shown In Ann- exure 2 will be permitted to be imported upto 25% of the face value of quota licences, subject to the condition that the value of import of individual item thereof does not exceed 10% of the face value of the licence with the exception of a few items which can be imported upto the percen- tage shown in the 'N.B.' under Annexure 2,

230%

(iii) Homoeopathic medicines.

(1) Quota licences will also be valid for the import of Homoeopcllet, lactose and special types of phials for bottling and storing homoeopathic medicines.

(2) Quota licences will not be valid for import of ho- moeopathic medicines in- tended for external appli- cations, but this restric- tion will not apply to im- port of Succus Cineraria Maritima.

(3) Preparations claiming to be Homoeopathic medi- cines but which contain drugs in therapeutic or prophylactic dosages as specified in non-homoeo- pathic pharmacopoeias will not be allowed to be imported against the licences.

(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 values of ex- isting quota certificates held by him, for general drugs and medicines (consolidated) and 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 exclud- ed from one of the quota certificates. For this purpose, the established importer will be required to produce documentary evi- dence failing which the combined value of his existing quota certificates will be re- duced by 20% and his entitlement for the quota licence will be based on the balance value. While combining the value of exist- ing quota certificates, the licensing authori- ties will not take into account the value of quota certificates for the individual items of drugs and medicines mentioned in Annexurc 4 to this Appendix.

APPENDIX 19—contd.

3. Imports for export production, Certain drugs and medicines will be licensable for export production only against application made un- der the Import Policy for Registered Exporters, the details of which are given in Vol. II of the Import Trade Control (Red Book).

4. Actual Users. (i) General Drugs and Medicines: Drugs is a one of the 59 priority industries included in Appendix 1 of this book. The requirements of this industry for raw materials will be met in terms of the general policy followed for meeting the require- ments of priority industries.

Actual user licences will be valid for import of any items not included in List II (banned list) and those included in Section III, the import of which is canalis- ed through the public sector agency. Import of the items included in List III will, however, be allowed to be imported on a restricted basis. The items which do not figure in the lists of non-permissible and res- tricted items, will be licensable to actual users without any face value restriction, provided that the applicants are otherwise eligible to the import of such permis- sible items in accordance with the policy and procedure in force. In respect of canalised items, only release orders will be issued.

Chemicals, solvents, flavouring agents, colours etc., the import of which is banned or restricted elsewhere in the Red Book will be governed by that policy.

The drugs and medicines licensed to the actual users in terms of this policy should not be sold after re-packing and re-bottling only. Ampouling or viall- ing of sterile drugs in powder or liquid form will not, however, constitute "re-packing or re-bottling". Imports through public sector agency:

(16) Tctracyline base and tetracylinc hydrochlo-

ride.

(17) Citric acid of pharmacopoeial grade. (18) Tetanus Antitoxin. (19) Tartaric acid of pharmacopoeial grade. (20) Cresylic acid of pharmacopoeial grade. (21) Chloroquine.

NOTE:—The requirements of actual users in respect of items mentioned at S. Nos. 8 to 17 will be met on a restricted basis. Release orders in respect of these items will be issued to actual users by the licensing authorities/State Drugs Control Authorities to enable them to obtain the supplies from the canalising agency/Indian Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Ltd., as indicated in Section III of this Book. The detailed procedure for submission of applications by actual users" in respect of these items is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73.

In the case of pharmaceutical units not borne on the registers of the Directorate General of Technical Development, the 'loan licensees' under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 who are permitted to get their drugs processed by other factories licensed un- der the said Act, will be eligible to get actual user licences for permissible items of raw materials re- quired by them. Such licences will not bear the condition regarding utilisation of the imported raw materials in the factory of the licensee and a suitable endorsement will be made on such licences permit- ting the 'loan licensees' to get their goods processed in other factories licensed under the Drugs and Cos- metics Act, 1940. The new units of loan licensees will be granted licences for a value not exceeding Rs. 10,000/- for a six monthly period.

(ii) Crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unani

medicines.

Requirements of actual users for import of the fol- lowing items will be met from imports through public sector agency:—

(1) Thiamine Mononitrate and Hydrochloride

(Vitamin Bl).

(2) Riboflavine (Vitamin B2) and Riboflavine-

5-phosphate sodium.

(3) Erythromycin-Estolate, Erythromycin stea- rate and Erythromycin-Ethyl succinate.

(4) Folk acid. (5) Iodine. (6) Sulphathizole. (7) Sulphadiazine. (8) Sulphadimidine (Sulphamethazine). (9) Sulphaguanidine.

(10) Amidopyrine. (11) Analgln. (12) Phenobarbitone. (13) Piperazine and its salts. (14) Choramphenicol powder, chloraraphenicol

palmitatc, and chloramphenical succinate.

(15) Streptomycine sulphate.

The requirements of actual users will be licen- sed in terms of the general policy for issue of licences for raw meterials 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.

Actual users manufacturing Ayurvedic and Unani medicines will be allowed to import crude drugs in the manner indicated below:—

(i) Import of crude drugs specified in List 'A' of Annexure 5 of this Appendix will be allowed without any face value restriction.

(ii) Import of crude drugs specified in List 'B' in Annexure 5 of this Appendix will be allowed upto 10% of the face value of licence or Rs. 5,000/- whichever is less. This value limit will be applicable to each item separately.

(iii) Import of crude drugs specified in List 'C in Annexure 5 of this Appendix will be allowed upto 5% of the face value of licence or Rs. 2,500/- whichever is less. This value limit wlil be applicable to each item separately.

APPENDIX 19—contd.

(iii) Homoeopathic medicines

The requirements of the actual users will be licen- sed in terms of the general policy for issue of licences for raw materials in favour of the priority industry. Import licences will be issued with the following des- cription :—

"All single Homoeopathic drugs in basic form and/or of any potency, including sugar of milk in bulk and Biochemic medicines."

5. Import of Free Samples of Drugs and Medi-

cines.

In order to minimise delay and inconvenience to bona fide 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 in-

volved.

(ii) The c.i.f. value of the consignment is rea- sonably small and does not in any case exceed Rs. 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 licen- sing 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.

6. Import of new drugs.

Requests for issue of Customs Clearance Permit for import of new dr"gs will be considered by the CCI&E., New Delhi. Such applications should be made through the DGHS, New Delhi.

approved laboratories. In view of this, applications for licences will be considered from such parties holding licences under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, for re-packing or re-bottling of drugs, for import of permissible items of drugs and medicines required by them for re-packing or re-bottling pur- poses. Applications should be made in the form prescribed for the actual iusers, to the licensing autho- rity concerned through the sponsoring authority con- cerned. Licences will be issued for import of speci- fic permissible items of drugs and medicines recom- mended by the sponsoring authority. Licences against this provision will be issued to an applicant for a value not exceeding Rs. 3,700/-.

8. Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940—Applicability.

The provisions of Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and the Rules thereunder should be complied with wherever necessary. Applicants for import of drugs under the Import Trade Control Regulations 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 Cosmetics Act, 1940 and 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, however, be eligible for import;—

1. Acenocoumarol.

2. Acetazolamide.

3. Acetylcholine.

4. Acridines excluding preparations thereof and also excluding Proflavine, 5-amino-acridine and preparations thereof.

5. Actinomycin-D and its injection.

6. Active principles of Ammi-visnaga, natural or

synthetic.

7. Licensing to Re-packers and Re-bottlers of

7. Adenosine.

drugs.

The parlies who obtain supplies of drugs and medicines in bulk and are engaged in the process of re-packing and re-bottling the drugs and medicines in small containers, arc not covered by the definition of actual users as given in the ITC Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1972-73, as they are not engag- ed in an industrial production. However, in terms of the Dnies and Cosmetics Act, 1940 the process of manufacture includes the process of re-paeking or re-bottling of drugs, Also, persons or firms engaged in such activities are required to possess a licence under the said Act, and are also required to test the products cither in their own laboratories or other 8. Adrenochromc Monosemicarbazone.

9. Adrenaline.

10. Agar Agar (Pharmaceutical grade).

11. Alphachymotrypsin and injection and tablets

thereof.

12. Aminophylline.

13. Aminopterine Sodium and its injection.

14. Amiphenazolc and its injection.

15. Amitriptyline hydrochloride.

16. Amphetamine sulphate.

APPENDIX 19—contd.

17. Amphotericin-B and its injection. 18. Ampicillin and ampicillin sodium. 19. Amyl Nitrite. 20. Antazoline and its salts. 21. Apomorphinc hydrochloride. 22. Atrophine and its salts. 23. Bacitracin. 24. Bemegride and its injections. 25. Bretylium Tosylate and its injection. 26. Benzhexol hydrochloride. 27. Busulphan and its tablets. 28. Calcium disodium Edetate and its injection. 29. Calcium Pantothenate. 30. Carbachol. 31. Carbamazepine. 32. Carbimazole. 33. Cephaloridinc and its preparations. 34. Cetrimide. 35. Chlorambucil and its tablets.

36. Chlorodiazepoxide and Chlorodiazephoxide hy- drochloride. (c.i.f. price should not exceed Rs. 220 per kg.).

37. Chlorhezidinc and its salts. 38. Chloroform for anaesthetic purposes. 39. Chlorpheniramine and its salts. 40. Chlorpromazine Hydrochloride. 41. Chlorthiazide. 42. Chlorxylenol. 43. Choline Bitartratc. 44. Choline Dihydrogen Citrate. 45. Choline Chloride. 46. Chorionic Gonadotrophin and ampoules thereot. 47. Chrysarobin and Dithranol. 48. Chlorthalidone. 49. Cinchocaine and Cinchocaine hydrochloride. 50. Citrated Calcium carbimide and its tablets. 51. Cloxacillin Sodium and its capsules. 52. Clofibrate and its capsules. 53. Colistin Sulphate and Colistin Sulphomethate

Sodium.

54. Conjugated Estrogen and its injection. 55. Corticotrophin (ACTH) and its injection. 56. Cropropamide. 57. Crotethamide. 58. Cyclophosphamide. 59. Cyclopropane. 60. Cypropheptadine hydrochloride. 61. Cyclopenthiazide. 62. Dexamethasonc (the c.i.f. price should not ex-

ceed Rs. 55 per gram).

63. Dextroamphetamine and its salts.

64. Dextrose Anhydrous.

*65. Dihydro-hydroxy codcinone and its salts. 66. Dimercaprol (B.A.L.) and its injection. 67. Diagnostic Agents as specified in Annexure 3. 67A. Diazepam (c.i.f. not to exceed Rs. 280 per

kg.).

68. Digitoxin. 69. Diptheria Antitoxin and its injection. 70. Dipyridamole. 71. Disulphlram. 72. Droperidol and Fentanyl Citrate injection. 73. Edrophonium chloride and its injection. 74. Ephedrine and its salts. 75. Ergot alkaloids. 76. Ergometrine Maleate. 77. Ergotamine and its salts. 78. Erythrityl Tetranitrate. 79. Ethcrynic acid. 80. Ethionamide. 81. Ethopropaxine hydrochloride. 82. Ethyl Biscoumacetate.

*83. Fentanyl citrate and its injection.

84. Febrinolysin (Human). 85. Flumethiazide. 86. Fluorescein sodium. 87. Fluorouracil and its injection. 88. Furaltadone. 89. Furazolidone. 90. Furosemide. 91. Gallamine Triethiodide. 92. Gentian Violet. 93. Glyceryl Trinitrate. 94. Glycobiarsol. 95. Glycosides of Strophanthus. 96. Griseofulvin. 97. Guacol Glyceryl Ether. 98. Guanethidine Sulphate. 99. Halothane in bottles.

100. Hexachloroethane Dispersible powder B. Vet C. 101. Hexamethonium Bromide. 102. Hexyl Resorcinol and preparations thereof

which are used as anthelmmtics.

103. Homatropine Hydrobromidc and Homatropine

methyl bromide.

104. Human Gamma Globulin and its injection. 105. Hydantoin and its derivatives, including

phenytoin sodium injection.

106. Hydrochlorthiazide. 107. Hydroxyethyl Theophylline. 107A. Hydroxyurea and its preparations. 108. Hysocine and its salts. 109. Ichthammol. 110. Imipraminc hydrochloride.

APPHNDIX 19—cotud.

111. Insulin Lente-Tsophane in bulk. 112. Insulin Lente/Isophane in ampoules or vials.

113. lodoxyuridine. 114. Isoproterenol hydrochloride injection. 115 Isoptin hydrcchloride (Verapamil hydro chlo-

ride).

116. Isosorbide dinitrate. 117. Isoxsuprine Hydrochloride. 118. Kaolin Light, pharmacopoeial grade.

119. Kanamycin sulphate. 120. Lactose.

121. Lanatosidcs. 121 A. L-Popa (L-Dihydroxy phenylalamine). 122. Leptazol. 123. Leucovarinc Calcium and its injection, 124. Levarterenol Bitartrate and its injection. 125. Lobeline and its salts. 126. Magnesium Oxide. 127. Mandclamine. 128. Mannitol Hexanitrate. 129. Manno-Mustinc hydrochloride and its injection

and tablets thereof.

130. Mecamylaminc Hydrochloride. 131. Mclphaian and injection and tablets thcreot. 132. Mephenesin. 133. Mephentermine sulphate.

134. Dl-Methionine and its derivatives. 135. Mcrcaptopurine and its tablets, 136. Mercurial diuretics. 137. Mcthenimine Mandehite.

138. Metarminol tartrate and its injection. "•139, Mcthadonc Hydrochloride. 140. Mcthanienone.

141. Methicillin (Sodium salt) and its injection. 142. Methocarbamol, 143. Methohcxitai sodium.

144. Mcthoin.

145. Mcthotrexatc and tablets and injections. 146. Mcthoxamine Hydrochloride. 147. Methoxy Fluraine in bottles. 148. Methyl dopa.

149. Methyridine Injection and liquid (for veterinary

use only).

150. Mctronidazole.

151. Mustine Hydrochloride and ampoules. 152. Nalorphinc and its salts. 153. Nandrolene phenylpropionate.

'54. Neomvcin sulphate. 155. NeosticmiriL- nnd its salts. 156. Nitrofurantoin. 157. Mbradrennline including L-Noradrenalinc

Tartrate. 1 G of 1—22

138. Normiil Human Blood Plasma in a form ready

for use.

159. Novobiocin. 160. Nylidnne hydrochloride. 161. Organic Asenic Compounds, excluding carbat-

sone and Acetarsol.

)(>2. Orphenadrine Hydrochloride. J63. Oxacillin sodium and its capsules.

164. Oxyphenbutazonc. 165. Oxyphcnonium bromide.

166. Oxytocin. 167. Papavcrine Hydrochloride.

168. Paradione. 169. Paramomycin and its salts. 170. Paraldehyde.

171. Pempidinc Tartrate. 172. Pentamethonium Bromide. 173. D-Penicillamine hydrochloride and its capsules.

174. Penicillinase and its injection. 175. Pentucrythrityl Tetranitratc with suitable

diluent. 176. Panthenol.

177. Pcntolinium Tartrate. *178. Pethidine Hydrochloride. 179. Penyclidine hydrochloride and tablets and

injections thereof.

179A. Pepsin. 180. Pheniraminc maleate.

181. Phenformin hydrochloride.

* 182. Phenoperidine hydrochloride and its injections. 183. Phenindionc. 184. Phenoxy benzamine hydrochloride and its

injection. 185. Phentolamine. 186. Phcnyl Azodiaminopyridinc Hydrochioride. 187. Phcnylephrine hydrochloride. 188. Physostigmine and its salts. 189. Phenylmercuric nitrate. 190. Phthulyl Suiphathiazole, 1^1. Phytomenadione. N I A. Pituitary (Posterior lobe) powder. 192. Picmtoxine and its injection. 193. Poliomyelitis Vaccine (Sabin) including pre-

parations thereof.

1CH. Polimveliti"; Vaccine (Salk) including prepara-

tions thereof.

195. Polymixm Sulphate sterile and vials thereof. 196. Polyricine B. Vet. C. 197. Polythiazide.

19S. Potassium Guaiacol Sulphonate.

199. Pralidoximc chloride/Iodide and ampoules

thereof.

200. Procaine Penicillin G. in oil with Aluminium

monestearate. ("Import should not exceed 2 per cent, of the face value of quota licence).

APPENDIX 19—contd.

201. Prenylamine Lactate.

202. Primaquine and its salts.

203. Primidone.

204. Probcnecid.

205. Promethazine hydrochloride.

206. Procainamide hydrochloride.

207. Polyvinyl Pyrrolidone (PVP).

208. Procyclidine Hydrochloride. 209. Propranolol hydrochloride and injections and

tablets thereof.

210. Protamine sulphate and its injection.

211. Pyrazinamide.

212. Pyridoxine Hydrochloride.

213. Pyrimethamine Hydrochloride.

214. Pyrithioxine and its tablets.

215. Quinapyramine and its salts.

216. Quinidine sulphate.

217. Reserpine.

218. Russel's Viper Venom or other snake venom.

219. Salicylazosulphapyridine.

220. Serum Gonadotrophin and ampoules thereof.

221. Sodium Benzoate.

222. Sodium Pentnuclcotide.

223. Solution of Sodium and Methyl-glucamine salt of N.N. Diacetyl-3, 5-diamino-2, 4, 6 tri-iodo- Benzoic acid.

224. Spironolactone.

225. Stibophen.

226. Stilboestrol.

227. Steptokinase-Streptodornase and tablet and

injections thereof.

228. Sulphadimethoxine.

229. Sulphafurazole.

230. Sulphamethoxypyrjdazine. 231. Sulphaphenazole.

232. Sulthiame.

233. Suxethoniuin Bromide and ampoules thereof. 233A. Testolactone and its preparations.

234. Tetraethylthiuram Monosulphide (Monosul-

firarn) B. Vet. C.

**235. Tctrachlorcthlene of pharmacopoeial grade.

236. Theobromine and its salts.

237. Theophylline.

238. Thiabendazole for Veterinary use only.

239. Thiopentone Sodium.

240. Thiouracil and its alky! derivatives.

241. Thio-Tepa and its irijection.

242. Thyroid.

243. Tolazoline Hydrochloride.

247. Trihexyphenidyl hydrochloride.

248. Triflupromazine Hydrochloride.

249. Trifluoperazine Hydrochloride.

250. Trimetaphan Camsylate and its injection.

251. Troxidone.

252. Thrombin.

253. Thrombokinase and its tablets with calcium.

254. Tricholine citrate

255. Tryphan Blue.

256. Tuberculin.

257. Vasopressin and its injection.

258. Vinblastine Sulphate and its injection.

259. Viomycin.

260. Xanthinol Nicotinate.

"••Imports will be permitted against import certifi-

cates issued by the Narcotics Commissioner.

** Import of these items will be allowed only with the prior approval of the Directorate General of Health Services, New Delhi. Import of these items will not however be allowed to the actual users.

NOTE:—Requests for inclusion of any other drug or medicine in the quota licences may be ad- dressed to the regional licensing authori- ties 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 requests for endorsement on quota licences should be made, as far as possible, at one time and not later than six 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 Direc- torate General of Health Services to the regional licensing authorities concerned on the basis of the copy of the request for en- dorsement received by him from the appli- cant.

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 required and the c.i.f. prices at which the imports will be made.

LIST IT

The list oi Drugs and medicines and preparations

thereof which will not he permitted to be import-

ed against licences issued for drugs and medicines:

244. Tolbutamide. 245. Triamterene. **246. Trichlorethylene of pharmacopoeial grade.

1. Acetyl Salicylic acid.,

APPENDIX 19—contd.

2. Allyl Isothiocyanate. 3. Aluminium hydroxide gel. 4. Ammonium Bromide. 5. Barium Sulphate. 6. Belladona extracts. 7. Benzathine Pencillin. 8. Benzyl Benzoate. 9. Berberine and its salts. 10. Bismuth sub-carbonate. 11. Bismuth sub-nitrate. 12. Bismuth Oxychloride. 13. Bismuth Citrate. 14. Bismuth Salicylate. 15. Borneol and its esters. 16. Brucine and its salts. 17. Buchu leaves. 18. BucUzine and its salts. 19. Caffeine and its salts. 20. Calcium Lactate. 21. Carbarsone. 22. Chloral and chloral hydrate. 23. Chlorobutol. 24. Colchicine. 25. Cortisone. 26. Cyclamic acid and its salts. 27. Cyclizine and its salts. 28. Chlorcyclizine. 29. Chlortetracycline and its salts. 30. Depsone (Di-amino-dipheny-Sulphone) and

its derivatives.

31. Diethyl—Caramazine and its salts. 32. Dimenhydrinate B. P. 33. Emetine hydrochloride. 34. Ethyl chloride. 35. Ethyl ether and anaesthetic ether. 36. Ethinyl Estradiol. 37. Ferrous fumarate. 38. Ferrous Gluconate. 39. Ferrous sulphate. 40. Halogenated derivatives of Hydroxyquinolinc. 41. Hexamine or its LSynonyms, e.g. Hexamethylens tetramine, Methanamide, Ammoformin, Formin. Cystamin, Cystogen, Hexomethyl enamine, Aminofarm, Uritone, Urotropki.

42. Hydrocortisone. 43. 17-Alpha hydroxyprogesterone and its esters. 44. Hydroxyzine Hydrochloride. 45. Hyaluronidase. 46. Insulin all types except Insulin Lente/lsophane

in bulk and in ampoules or vials.

47. Iron Ammonium citrate.

48. Iron Bromide.

49. Isonicotinic acid hydrazid*.

50. Iignocaine and lignocaine hydrochloride.

51. Liver extract injectable and oral grade.

52. Magnesium sulphate (Epsom salt).

53. Magnesium carborate (Heavy).

54. Magnesium hydroxide.

55. Magnesium Trisilicate.

56. Meclozine and its salts.

57. Menthol.

58. Mercurochrome. 59. Methaqualone Base and Methaqualone Hydio-

chloride.

60. Methylcster of Parahydroxybenzoic acid

(Methyl Paraben).

61. Methyl Salicylate.

62. Methyl testosterone.

63. Nicotinamide/Niacinamide.

64. Nicotinic acid.

65. Nystatiu. 66. Oxytetracycline base and Oxytetracycline hydro-

chlonde.

67. Papain. 68. Para amino Salicyclic acid and its salts. 69. Paracetamol. 70. Penicillin G (Sodium/Potassium/Procaine) arid

Phenoxy Methyl Penicillin.

71. Peptone. 72. Phcnacetine. 73. Phcnothiazine including phenothiazine disper-

sible.

74. Potassium acetate. 75. Potassium bitartrate. 76. Potassium bromide. 77. Potassium citrate. 78. Progesterone. 79. Propantheline Bromide. 80. Saccharine. 81. Salicylic Acid all grade 82. Salicylamide. 83. Santonin. 84. Sera and Vaccines, the following:—

(i) Cholera vaccines. (ii) T.A.B. vaccine, (iii) Anti-rabic vaccine, (iv) Anti-influenza vaccines.

(v) Anti-venom serum (vi) Triple vaccine.

APPENDIX 19-—contd.

24. Succinyl Cholinc Chloride. 25. Thymol.

85. Sodium Bromide. 86. Sodium formate. 87. Sodium salicylate

26. Vitamins D2 and D3.

27. Vitamin K. (Menadione, Menadionc Sodium

Bisulphite and Acctomenaphthonc).

88. Sodium sulphate. 89. Sodium phosphate

90. Sodium Acetate. 91. Sodium Citrate. 92. Strychnine and its saHs- 93. Sulphanilamide.

ANNEXURE 1 | Please see para 2(ii)l

SI. No. English name of the crude

94. Sulphacetamide and Sulphacetamide Sodium. 95. Testosterone, Testosterone Propionate, Testos- terone Valerate and Testosterone Enanthate.

Ayurvt-dic and Unani name of the

drug

crude drug

1. AlhagipseuJullMifi (Bieb) Desv.

Yawa-saka, Taian-

jabina.

96. Thiacetazonc. 97. Tonic or medicated wines. 98. Vitamin A. 99. Vitamins of B-12 group (Cyanocobalamin and

/Inacyclus pyielhrum DC Pellilory Aqarqarha.

Hydro* v.:obalamin).

Roots.

100. Vitamin C (Ascorbic acid) and its salt and

3.

Ralsamodendrum opohatzamwn.

Hubbai Balsaru

(Seeds and Bark). esters.

4.

101. Zinc undeeylenate.

Bambusa barnbos Dmce . Deposit in the culms .

Vanslialochana. Tabashccr.

5. B a l s um b o b i a ba . . ..

Rogan Balsan.

6. Berberli' N u l g a r is L i nn \

Zarishk.

LIST III

7. B a l e a r m e n i ac . . .. Dootai Armani.

C o t o n e a s t er raceinijloru k o ck M a n na

H.

Shirakhista.

Exudatc

Gentiana olivieri Griseb Flowers

9.

Gul-e-ghafls.

List ot items import of which will be allowed to

Actual Users on a restricted basis

H a bb us z a l am . . ..

10.

Sarcsham raani

]. Absorbable Gelatine sponge.

Juniperus cumnumis Linn

11.

. 2. Acetarsol.

Haubrc. Abhal.

J u n i p er b e r r i es . . .. F r u i t s.

Lauras nofillis Linn

12.

Hab-ul-ghar.

3. Aluminium Glycinate. 4. Calcium D-Saccharate.

13.

Lepldium iberla Linn

Todari,

Seeds

5. Calcium Gluconate, injectable grade only. 6. Calamine.

14. Maya Shutur arabi.

Maya Shulur Erabi.

Myrtus communis Linn. .

15.

Habbulaas.

7. Glyccrophosphoric acid and its salts. 8. Heparin.

Seeds

9. Liquid Paraffin of Pharmacopoeial grade.

1(3. Orchis masculu Linn

Salab.

Roots

10. Lanolin (Adeps lanae).

17.

Paeoniu officinalis Linn

11.  Meprobamate.                                                                                            Udsalib.
12.  Nikethamide.                                                   18. Phtucia lentiicli.i  Linn            Rumi  mastigi
                                                                          Resin.
13.  Phcnyl  Butazone  and  its  salts.
                                                                    19. Piper cubebu Linn. f.  .             Kabab chini.
14.  Potassium  Hydrogen  Tartrate  (Cream  of  tartar).                  Fiuits.

Ptiltpcrus officinalis Eries

20.

Gharikhun.

Entire plant

15. Potassium sodium tartrate (Rochelle salt). 16. Potassium Iodide.

Polipuduru vnlgare Linn

21.

17. Prednisone.

Bisfaij,

Primus, tnahaleb Linn.

Kernels

Pnyangu, ghanla Habul malialef.

Qucrcus infevitirlu Oliv. .

23.

18. Prednisolone. 19. Pmcaine Hydrochloridc. 20. Silver protein, mild and strong,

Mayaphala. Majuphala.

Oakgalla Halls.

21. Sodium Iodide. 22. Sodium biearbonate.

Shilajit

24.

Shilajita.

hxudale.

23. Sorbitol.

APPENDIX \9~contd.

SI. I vfo. English name of the crude drug

No. English name of ihc crude

SI.]

drug

Ayurvedic and Unani name of the crude drug Ayurvedic and IJnani name of the crude drug

+21, Finns saccinlfera (gopperl)

Kaharuba.

25. Smilcx china Linn.

Chobchini

Roots.

Cornow Crude icsin

. Shaqaqul.

26. Trachydium lehmari Bcnlh

*22.

Piper Longtnn Linn

27. Zataria multiflora Boiss

. Satar.

Pippali, Pinpali. I-illil Dara.

Long pepper . . . . ' Fruit

Zlzyphus saliva Gacrtn .

28.

Unnab.

Indian jujube.

P/e/trlla vulgaris Linn .

23.

Ustukhudus.

"24.

Rock salt

Saindhava.

25. Sinilax ornata sarsaparilla

Ushba inuphrcbi.

Styrax honzoin Dryan .

•2fi.

Lobena.

ANNEXURE 2

Balsomic resin

*27. Yellow orphiment

Haratala varqi.

[Please see para 2(ii)]

N.H,'—*These items will be allowed to be imported only upto 5% of (he face value the quota licences for crude drugs for Ayurvedic and Unnni medicines.

lo. English name of [he crude

Sl.>

drug

Ayurvedic and Unani name of the

crude drug

At/iati/u fulica . . . .

•1.

Nakhala.

Achalia shell of land snail

Acldum arsenlo.ium

Sankhia.

W h i te a r s e n ic . . ..

A m h e ra g r u s e as . . ..

3.

Amber.

Ambergris

Amherboa divaricate Kuntze .

4.

Badward.

Norn—Requests for inclusion of nny other crude drugs in the quota licences may bo addressed lo the Regional Licensing Authorities indicating Ihc value upto which the crude drugs is intended to be imported. J'ull justification in support of the request and illustrative literature, if any, should bo furnished. Such requests for endorsement on quota licences should be made, as far as possible, at one time and not later than six months after issue of the quota licences, to the Regional Licens- ing Authority conceniod with a copy to the Directorate General of Health Services, New Delhi, Necessary recommendation will be made by the Directorate General of Health Sorvicos to the regional licensing authorises concerned on the basis of the copy of the request for endorsement received by him from the applicant.

5.

Caster beaver

Jund bedastar.

Whilo submitting applications for endorsement, the follow- Bever castoreum

ing information should be furnished :—

Centaurea behan Linn .

•6.'

Bahman sated.

(J) Value of quota licence held; and Roots

Cinabar .

7.

llingula.

Colchincum luteum Baker

8.

Suranjan shirin.

(2) Quantity and value upto which additional items are required and (he c.i.f. prices at which the imports will be made.

Root.

Convolvulus scammonla Linn

9.

Saqmonia.

ANNEXURE 3

Scamony Resin

Corallium rubrum .

•10.

(PJeasc see item No. 67 of List—I.)

Broken coral seeds

Pravala. Munga, Marjan.

Dotemu ammoniacum I). Don.

Ushaq.

•11.

Gum resin.

Diagnostic Agents which are eligible for import against the entry "Diagnostic Agents" as specified in List I of this Appendix.

Doronlcum paradalianches Linn

12.

Darunaj sqrabi.

Dra/ftm's blood, Dracaena

•13.

Dammul akhavain

(A) The following Diagonstic Agents mentioned Cinnabari

in the National Formulary of India 1966:—

P o s s i le e n c r i n i te . . .. Hajrul yahud.

•14.

1. Alpha Ketoglutaric acid.

G a r c l n ia hanfurvi H a s s ak

Usare rcvanda.

•15.

Gum resin.

2. Aminonaphtholsulphonic acid. 3. Betaphenanthroline.

Glycyrrhiza glabra Linn.

•16.

Roots

Yeslimadhu Mulethi.

Lead ore

17.

Surma.

Ono-Mia braoleatmn Wull

•18.

Gozaban.

4. Bilirubin. 5. Bromsulphalein d. Ceric sulphate.

Entire planl

7. Cephuldiolesirol.

Pearl, real (broken)

Mukta, Moli.

•iy.

8. Cholesterol (Anaku).

Pearl Oyester

Mukta shukti

*20.

9. Congo Red.

APPENDIX 19—concld.

10. Creatininc (Analar). 11. Digitonin. 12. Diphenly Carbazone. 13. Diphospho Pyridine Nucleotide. 14. Disodium orthoarsenate. 15. Dl-Alanine. 16. Dl-Aspartic acid. 17. Dichlorophenol indophcnol. 18. Evans Blue. 19. Flourescein. 20. Galactosc. 21. Histaminc Acid Phosphate. 22. Indigo-Carmine. 23. Inulin. 24. Jackbean meal. 25. Methylene Blue. 26. Neostigraine Methyl Sulphate. 27. Octyl Nitrite. 28. Phentolamine Methane Sulphonat. 29. Picric acid. 30. P-amino hippuric acid. 31. P-Dimethylamine-Bcnzaledhyde (Ehrlich re-

agent).

32. Proaccelerin plasma. 33. Sodium Choleatc. 34. Sodium Dehydrocholate. 35. Sodium Pyruvate. 36. Sodium Tungstate. 37. Sulpho salicylic acid. 38. Thromboplastin. 39. Thrombin (Topical). 40. Titan yellow. 41. Tributyrin (C.P.). 42. Trichloroacetic acid. 43. Tris • (hydroxymethyl) aminomethanc. 44. Uric acid.

(B) Biological Diagnostic Agents.

(1) Agglutinable Suspensions.

(2) Agglutinating Sera excluding follow-

ing:— (i) Anti 'A' sera, (ii) Anti 'B' Sera, (iii) Anti 'D' (Rho) Sera.

(3) Clostridium Diagnostic Sera. (4) Diagnostic Reagents for veneral

dieases 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:—

(i) Antistreptolysin 'O\

(ii) Bovine Albumin, (iii) Coomb's Serum, (iv) Immune Flouresent Reaction

Reagents.

(v) Goch old Tuberculine. (vi) Reagent for casoni's test, (vii) Streptolysin 'C.

(C) X-Ray Diagnostic Agents.

Those X-ray Diagnostic Agents which are includ- ed in the latest editions of the Indian Pharmacopoeia, British Pharmacopoeia, the U.S.P., the National Formulary of India except those the import of which is banned or restricted elsewhere in this Book and the following either in bulk unprocessed form or in a form ready for use:—

1. Acetrizoic Acid. 2. Calcium Ipodate. 3. 3-5-diido-4, pyridone-N-Acetic Acid Morpho-

linium Salt.

4. Iodoalphionic Acid. 5. Iodomide, 6. Iolhalmic Acid. 7. Phenobutiodil. 8. Propyl Docetrizoate. 9. Sodium Diatrizoate, with Methyl Glucominc

Diatrizoate. 10. 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. Leishmian's Stain.

10. Methylene Blue. 11. Methyl Green. 12. Methyl Violet. 13. Rhodaminc B. 14. Safranin. 15. Sudan Red. 16. Trypan Blue.

APPENDIX 19—contd.

17. Wright's Stain.

Note:—Stains indicated under (D) above may be imported as in packing not exceeding 25gms. except Giemsa Azure and Leish- mian's Stain which may be imported in packings not exceeding 500 gms.

ANNEXURE 4

tPlease see para l(iii)]

S. No. Item

1. (a) Antibiotics, the following, namely :—

(i) Chloramphenicol. (ii) Chlortetracycline. (iii) Oxytetracycline. (iv) Penicillin including Phenoxymethyl penicillin in bulk but excluding all forms of bottled penicillin and preparations.

(v) Tetracycline.

(b) (i) Other antibiotics n.o.s. in bulk,

(ii) Other antibiotics n.o.s. bottled.

2. Acid Salicylic excluding preparations thereof. 3. Acid Acetyl Salicylic excluding preparations

thereof.

4. Argenti Proteinum and Argenti Proteinum-

mite.

5. Ammonium chloride. 6. Anti-leprosy drugs. 7. Bottled Penicillin and its preparations, the

following:— (i) Penicillin tablets, (ii) Penicillin Lozenges, (iii) Penicillin ointments.

8. Bottled penicillin, the following only :—

(i) Crystalline Penicillin Sodium Crystalline

Penicillin Potassium;

(ii) Crystalline Penicillin Procaine; and

(iii) Procaine Penicillin G. Fortified with Crysta- lline Penicillin', G. (Sodium or Potassium) (Aqueous).

9. Chlorbutol.

10. Cortisone and hydrocortlsone, excluding pre-

parations thereof.

11. Caffeine and its salts. 12. Di-calcium and di-sodium phosphate.

13. Emetine Hydrochloride excluding preparations

thereof.

14. Ferrous gluconate. 15. Glycero Phosphates excluding preparations

thereof.

16. Isonicotinic acid hydrazide. 17. Iodides excluding preparations thereof. 18. Liver extract injectible and liver extract for

oral use.

19. Malt extract excluding preparations thereof. 20. Menthol excluding preparations thereof. 21. Methyl Salicylate excluding preparations

thereof.

22. Nicotinic Acid and Nicotinamide excluding

preparations thereof.

23. Nikethamide. 24. Prednisone and prednisolone, excluding prepa-

rations thereof.

25. Proguanil hydrochloride or lactate. 26. Streptomycin and its salts. 27. Sera, Vaccines, Toxins, Anti-toxin excluding Cholera Vaccine, T.A.B. Vaccines, Anti-rabic Vaccine, Anti-Venom Serum and Anti-Influ- enza Vaccine.

28. Sodium Salicylate excluding preparations

thereof.

29. Thymol excluding preparations thereof.

30. Tri-calcium phosphate.

31. Cyanocobalamine (Vitamin B 12) and Hydroxy

cobalamin excluding preparations thereof.

32. Vitamin C (Ascorbic acid and its salts) ex-

cluding preparations thereof.

33. Calcium gluconate of injectable grade (Pyrogen

free).

34. Carbarsone. 35. Para Amino salicylic acid. Sodium Para Amino Salicylate and calcium Amino Salicylate excluding preparations thereof.

36. Sulphadiazine, Sulphadimidine and Suipha-

merazine excluding preparations thereof. 37. Thiacetazonc excluding preparations thereof. 38. Items which were deleted from the erstwhile List III of Appendix 19 prior to April, 1966— March, 1967 period.

APPENDIX 19—contd.

ANNEXURE—5

LISTB

LIST A

[Please see Para 4(ii)]

List of Ayurvedic and Unani crude drugs to be allowed to be

imported by the actual users on restricted basis i.e. uptn

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,000/-

whichever Is less

List of Ayurvedic and Unani crude drugs to be allowed to be impor-

ted by the actual users without face value restriction.

SI. No i. Scientific or English

3. Scientific or English

SI. N<

Ayurvedic and Unani name of the crude drug

namo of the crude drug

Ayurvedic and Ummi name of the crude drug

name of the crude drug

1.

].

Vanshalochana Tabashecr.

Bambusa Bambos Druce Deposit in the columns.

3.

Anacyclus phyrethrum DC. Ambcra grasoas. Balsum bobiaba.

Aqarqarha. Amber. Roghan-e-balsan.

2.

Boora-e-aimani. Jund-e-bedastar.

4. 5.

Habbul Balsan.

Commlphora opobalsamum (Unn,)Engl. Seeds and Balsam.

Baleormeniac. Caster beaver Bevcr casto- reum.

3.

6. Cinnabar.

Corallium rubrum Broken coral reeds.

Pravala/Munga MarJHn.

4.

7.

Centaurea behan Linn.

Suranjan Shirccn.

Colchinum Luteum Baker Roots.

8,

5.

9.

Comtnlphora myrrha (Nee s) Engl.

Bole. Murmakki,

10.

11.

Saqmonia.

Convolvulus xcnmmonla Linn. Scamony resin.

12.

Hinguia Shingraf. Behman sufed. Darunaj aqrabi. Ilajrul yahood. Surma. Mayashutur arabi. Zaitun-ka-Tail.

Doranicum pardallnchcs Linn. P'ossile encrinite. Lead Ore. Maya Shuttur arabi. Olea europea Linn. Olive Oil.

Gul-e-Ghafis.

7. Gentiana ollvieri Griseb, Flowers.

Pearl, real (broken)

13.

Yastimadhu/Mulcthi,

8.

Glyceyrrhiza glabra Linn.

Roots.

Pearl Oyester.

14.

9.

Mukta Moti. Mukta Sukti Sadaf-e-sadiq. Kahruba.

15.

Haubera Abhal.

Juniperus Communis Linn, Juniper barrios Fruits.

Habbulghar.

Lauras nohilis Linn.

10.

16.

17.

Ustukhudus. Revan dchini (Roots).

Todari.

11.

Usara rcvand (extract).

Leptdium ibcrls Linn. Seeds.

18.

Habbulaas.

19.

Saindhavo. I.oban. 12. Myrtus communis Linn, Seeds.

•20.

13.

Gojihwa Gaozaban.

Onosma bractlatum wall Entire Plant.

21.

Banga. Qalai. Ushba Maghrabi.

Ood-e-Glwqi

14. Aqullaria agallocha Rob Eagle wood.

22

Sat-e-Ajwayen.

23.

Salab

15. Orchis mascula Linn. Roots.

Paeonia officlnalls Linn,

Ood-e-Saleeb

16.

24. •25.

Pinus succinefera (coppert) Cornow Crude resin. Prunella Vulgaris Linn. Rhum palmatum Linn. Roots, extract. Rock salt. Styrax benzoll Dryand Baismic resin. Stanutn. Tin. Smilax Ornata. Sarsaparilia. Thymol. Vitis Vinifera Linn. Large resins. Fruit. Yaqoot. Zinc.

Kahabchini

17. Plpor Clibeba Linn. Fruits.

26.

Zataria multlflora Boiss.

Mridvika, Munaqqa. Yaqoot. Yasbada. .lasat. Satar.

ROOmi-mastagi.

Pistacla Lentiscus Linn.

IK.

Ghariquoon

19,

NOTE- :— *Release order will be issued on the M,M,T,C.

for these items,

Pollperus Officinalis Erics Entire Plant

Bisfaycj,

. Polipudru vulgarc Linn.

LTSTC

20

Mayaphala/Mazuphal.

, Querous infcii'toila Oliv

21

List of Ayurvedic and Ununi crude drugs to be allowed to be

imported by the actual users on restricted basis upto 5 "/„ or

Shilajit.

. Shilajit-Fxudalo.

22

Rs. 2.500/- whichever h less

Chobchini

, Smllax china Linn.

23

Scientific or English

Rools.

SI. No

name of the crude drug

Ayurvedic and Unani name of the crude drug

Shaqaqul.

. Trachydium Lchmmi Bcnlh.

24

1.

Nakhala

25

Unnab.

Achanina fiillira. Achalia Shell Shell of the land snail

Zizyph'ts sativa Gacrtin. Indian Jujube.

APPENDIX 19—co ncld.

Sl.Nc ). Scientific or English

SI. Nc

•>, Scientific or English

name of the crude drug

Ayurvedic and Unani name of the crud drug

Ayurvedic lind Unani name of the crude drug name of the crude drug

15.

• 2.

Sankhia.

Acidum arseniosm white arsenic.

Piper Longum Linn. Long pepper. Fruit.

Pippali. Filfil d;iaz.

3.

16.

Gul-e-pista (flowers).

Alhagi pseudalhagi (Bieb) Desv.

Yawasa sharkara. Turarjabin.

Pistacia vera Linn. Flowers.

4. Anzaroot.

Anzaroot.

17.

*5. Arsenic disulphide Realgar.

Manshila Mainsil.

18.

Prunus mahalab Linn. Kernels. Yellow orphiment.

Priyangu, ghaunla. HabbuT-mehlab. Hartal warqi.

6.

Airiherboa divaricate Kuntze

Badaward.

Saresham mahi.

19, **20.

7, Berberis vaJgaris Linn.

Zarishk.

Dalchini.

Calci sulphus.

Sang-e-rasikh.

R.

Pisces Fish. Cinnamomum Zeytanlcum Blume, Cassia bark.

9.

Shirkhisht.

•*21.

Catoneaster rtcenlflora Nnch. Manna Exudate.

Myrlstlca Fragrans. Hontt. Nutmeg (seeds) Mace. (Oujer coverings).

JaiphHl (seeds). Javitri (outer covering)

10.

Pravala, Munga, Marjan.

Coralllum Mubrum. Broken Coral reeds.