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REGISTERED No. D. 221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 76] NEW DELHI, TUESDAY, APRIL II, I972/CHAITRA 22 1894

MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE

PUBLIC NOTICE

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 11th April 1972

SUBJECT.—Import policy for Newsprint—Printing and Writing Paper (excluding laid

marked paper) which contains mechanical wood pulp amounting to not

less than 70 per cent of fibre contents—{S. No. 44/V—for the year April,

1972—March, 1973.

No. 53-lTC(PN) 72.—The Import policy for Newsprint (S. No. 44/V) for the

year April, 1972—March, 1973 is given in Annexures I to V to this Public Notice

and shall be applicable with effect from the 1st April, 1972.

( 5 11 )

"I2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]

ANNEXURB I

Validity

Description

Remnrks.

of

Licensing

Authority

licence.

Policy for Establi- shed Impor- ters.

Part& S.No. of r rc Sche- dule

6

5

4

2

3

i

t NIL

C G I ."

44/V

Twelve months,

E.

White printing paper (excluding laid marked paper) which contains mechanical wool pulp amounting to not less than 70% of the fibre content.

: I. Licences issued for newsprint will alio be valid for import of water- lined newsprint provided it contains mechanical wood pulp amounting to not lesa than 70% of the fibre content and its weight is not less than 51—52% ±4°/, grammes per square metre.

I I A.U. for publishers and/or printers of newspapers

and periodicals.

I ll A.U. applications in 'J* Form from publishers and/or printers of news- papers and periodicals for newsprint and art paper will be submitted, In duplicate, and complete in all respects, through the Registrar of Newspapers for India, Ministry of Information and Broad- casting, New Delhi.

IV Applications for import licences for newsprint and art paper should reach the Registrar of Newspapers for India, New Delhi, as early as possible, but not later than the 1st Septem- ber, 1972.

V The basic entitlement of individual newspapers/ periodicals for newsprint will be determined by the Registrar of Newspapers for India, New Delhi on the basis of its actual consumption (taking into account its average cir- culation, average number of pages and the average page-area actually publiih- ed) in 1970-71 or 1971-72 whichever is less, except in

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY $13

-I 2 3 4 5 6

the case of daily news- papers whose actual number of pages was more than an average of 10 durinj either 1970-71 or 1971-72. For daily news- papers with an average of more than 10 pages, the basic entitlement will be calculated on an average of 10 pages and either the average circulation in 1970-71 or the admissible circulation in terms of Newsprint, Allocation Policy for I27I"7a (announced vide Public Notice No. 36-ITCOPN)/ 71 dated 7-4-1971) plu" increases admissible in terms of Remark VII of the said Public Notice, whichever is more, VI. The entitlement of newsprint will be met by issue of import licencefs) or authorisation!^) in favour of applicants in terms of Para V above in the following manner :—

Annual entitlement. Quantity to be allowed in imported newsprint.

To be auth- orised against canalised imports.

Qualitv to be authorised direct licence against free Resources

Quantity to be allowed in indigenous in newsprint manufactured by Nepa Mills

1

3

5

4

100%

Nil

Nil

TO BE DETERMINED BY THE REGISTRAR OF NEWSPAPERS FOR INDIA 75%

IQO%

(a) Less than 100 tonnes. (b) Over 100 tonnes.

Nil Nil

ioo%

100% Nil TOBE DETERMINED BY THE REGISTRAR OF NEWSPAPERS FOR INDIA

All entitlement.

Nil

100% Nil

514 . , A 1 , F ttDJA J , 1RA0RDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1J,

Notes :

1. Standard newsprint licensed from 'fiee resources' will have to be imported by newspapers against contracts entered into with specific suppliers In foreign countries by State Trading Corporation of India Ltd. Since the suppliers do not entertain orders in lots of less than. 35 'oo tonnes, newspapers with entitlement less than 25-00 tonnes will be granted a direct licence If they arrange imports through an established Importer and specify the same in the 'J' Form. Otherwise, they will Be granted authorisation on S.T.C. of India Ltd.

2. (a) Glazed/Rotogravure newsprint will be allotted to glazed uBers of periodicals up to the level of their glazed/rotogravure entitlement in 1971-72; the balance of their entitlement will' be released in unglazed Imported newsprint. Allocation of glazed/rotogravure newsprint will be made to such periodicals, also, which have not been granted glazed newsprint or Art paper in the past, for 4 pages, in accordance with then- basic entitlements as fixed under Remark V.

(J) Full entitlement to periodicals using 55 grammes variety will be released in rotogravure.. To periodicals using 6o grammes, their full entitlement will be released in glazed, where their total entitlement is less than 100 tonnes {to others glazed (6o grammes) and rotogravure- C55 grammes) will be released in equal proportion.

3. Allotment to all categories will be made in reels only. An additional quantity for conversion of reels Into sheets at the rate of 10% in respect of standard newsprint will be granted to newspapers with entitlement up to 25-00 tonnes.

4. Nepa newsprint in lots of less than ip-oo tonnes will normally not be allotted.

5. Allocation of newsprint in accordance with the entitlement as fixed is subject to availability- of foreign exchange or newsprint or either or both. In case either or both fell short, a p- propriate cuts will be made.

6. The entitlement for standard newsprint as also Nepa newsprint will be worked out on 53. grammes substance. Additional 10% on the entitlement of Nepa newsprint so worked out will be released as compensation for higher grammage.

7. On applications received after 1-9-1971, cuts will be made on entitlement as follows:—

CO applications received upto 30-11-1972

10%

(11) applications received beyond 3Q-11-72 and upto 1-2-1973 . . . 2Q%

(Hi) applications received beyond 1-2-1973 and upto 31-3-1973 . . . 40%

8. The total entitlement for standard newsprint as also of Nepa newsprint Is worked out on 53 grammes substance. This includes 10% on entitlement as compensation for wastage either in transit or In the machine room. The compensation for wastage will now stand reduced 7%

VII. Increases

Dailies and periodicals will be allowed, on application, increases over the circulation on which the baaic entitlement is fixed under Remark V in the following wanner:—

( a ).

Dailies :

(0  Dailies  with  circulation  upto  1,00,000.  10%  increase  over  their  basic  entitlement,
    copies.                                         the  increase  to  be  granted  in  imported
                                                    newsprint.
(it)  Dailies  with  circulatio n  of  more  than 3%  Increase  over  their  basic  entitlement,,
    I,QO,OQO  copies.                               the  increase  to  be  granted  in  Imported
                                                    newsprint.

Periodicals :

(b)
      (1)  Periodicals  with  circulation  upto  1,00,000 ip%  increase  over  their  basic  entitlement
          copies.                                         the  increase  to  be  granted  hi  imported
                                                          newsprint
      (ii)  Periodicals  with  circulation  of more  than 5% increase  over  their  basic  entitlement,
          1,00,000  copies.                                the  increase  to  be  granted  in  Imported^
                                                          newsprint.
IPART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 515

1. Page-Increase will be granted to weeklies on specific request in lieu of the increases admiesible to them on the above basis ("VH)(b)—an increase of 2 pages in itandard si*e upto 16 pages In standard size over the number of pages and size on which their basic entitlement in terms of Remark (V) is fixed.

2. Increase to periodicals using glared newsprint will be granted in unglazed Imported news- print.

Notes :

(c) 3Q% increase will also be allowed, on applications to daily newspapers in the number of pages—within the ceiling of 10—over the average number of pages on which the basic entitlement Is fixed under Remark V.

(d) Increase will be granted to existing dailies and periodicals over the increases mentioned In (a), (b) and (c) above, if even by the grant of these increases their entitlement is less than the entitlement to which they would be admissible if treated as a new daily/periodical under

Remark (IX) below.

VIII. With the exception of the allotment mintioned In Remark VII, no increase allocation of newsprint will be made to newspapers/periodicals on account of increase in their circulation, number of pages, page-area and periodicity over their entitlement as fixed in Remark V. However, within the authorised quantity of newsprint authorised for the licensing period, each newspaper/ periodical will be free to inrease circulation by reducing the number of pages, page-area and per- Kjdicity, but will not be free to increase the number of pages, page-area and periodicity by reducing circulation, to meet its individual requirements. This flexibility will not be admissible to daily newspapers for increases admissible under Remark VII(c) which are to be utilised only for in- crease in number of pages and not for increase of circulation. Newspapers/periodicals be- longing to a Common Ownorshlp Unit will not be permitted to adjust between them the quota allotted to each of them even when the publications bear the same title/name.

Notes :

Newspapers/periodicals allotted newsprint under Remarks V and VII shall not consume or use newsprint in excess of the quantity allotted, as provided for under Clause (3) read with Sub-clause (3)(A) (Amendment No. 8-26-6J-TNP dated 29-12-1962) of the" news- print Control Order No. CH/T-i8(a)/fi2 dated 17-1-1962 issued under Section 3 of the Essential Commodities Act 1955.

IX(

Publishers of new dally newspapers and periodicals shall obtain clearance regarding availability of newsprint from the Registrar of Newspapers for India, before commencing publication. In- formation as per Annexure IV shall be furnished while applying for clearance under the Allocation Policy.

(b1) New Dailies :—New daily newspapers will be allowed an initial quota to build up an average circulation upto 10,000 copies of 8 pages of standard size (393 • 75 sq. inches) per publishing dav during the first three months after commencement of publication. For the first three months, Imported newsprint from State Trading Corporation's stocks will be released, provided the app- licants execute bonds duly guaranteed by scheduled banlcs, for 75°; of the value appicd for under Column 10 of Actual Users' application (']' From). The bonds, which ore intended to ensure that the Imported newsprint thus granted is utilised for publishing the proposed newspapers, will be cancelled on production of documentary evidence to the satisfaction of the Registrar of News- naoers for India or the Chief Controllor of Imports and Exports to show that the newsprint has been utilised for the publication of the newspapers concerned. After three months of regular publication, the new dailies will be required to produce evidence (Chartered Accountant's Certi- ficate In the form given in Annexure II to this Public Notice) of the average circulation achieved and the average page-area and number of pages printed during the first three months, and their entitlement will be fixed on the average circulation actully achieved and the average number of pares and page-area actually printed in the first three months subject to a maximum of 15,000 copies of 8 pages of Btandard size.

(c) New Weeklies, Tri-WeeWies, Bi-Weeklies, Fortntihtlies and Monthlies : New Wcelfclies, riawecklies, biaweeklies, fortnightHes and monthlies will be allowed Initial quota to build up an verage circulation of upto 10,000 copies of 8 pages of standard size (393 • 75 sq. inches) per ublishing day durin gthe first three months after communcement of publication. For the first three months, imported newsprint will be released, provided the applicants execute bondR du\

516 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I —S EC 1]

guaranteed by scheduled banks, for 75% of the value applied for under Column 10 of Actual Users' application ('J' Form). The bonds which arc intended to ensure that the imported news- print thus granted i8 utilised for publishing the proposed newspapers will be cancelled on pro- duction of documentary evidence to the satisfaction of the Registrar of Newspapers for India or the Chief Controller of ImportB and Exports to show that the newsprint ha8 been utilised for the publication of the newspapers concerned. After three months of regular publication, the new weeklies, trl-weeklica, bi-weeklies, fortnightlies and monthlies will be required to produce evidence (Chartered Accountant's Certificate in the form given in Annexure II to this Public Notice) to show the average circulation achieved and the average page-area and the number of pages printed during the first three months., and their entitlement will be fixed on the avarage circulation actually achieved and the average number of pages and page-area actually printed in the first three months, subject to a maxiumm of 15,000 copies and 8 pages of standard size except fortnightlies and monthlies for which quota will be admissible upto a maximum of 15,00c copies and 16 pages of standard size.

(d) New Periodicals (Other than weeklies, Tri-Weeklies, Bi-Weehlies, FonnifihtHes and Monthlies :—No quota will be allotted to such periodicals for the first three months. After three months of regular publication, publichers of Buch periodicals should submit an application, .in Actual Users' Form along with information contained in Annexure IV and a Chartered Acc- ountant's Certificate showing the average circulation achieved and the average page-area and number of pages printed during the first three months. Quota will be allotted to new periodicals for the rest of the licensing period for the average circulation actually achieved and the average number of pages and page-are actually printed during the first three months Bubject to a maximum of 15,000 copies and 16 pajes of standard size for these preiodlcals.

(e) Existing newspapers which did not obtain clearance for the use of newspapers or licence/ authorisation In 1971-72 will be treated a9 in para IX (a), (b), (c) and (d) above.

X. No newsprint will be made available for existing new8paper(s) belonging to a 'Com- mond Ownership Unit' which hag/have not been granted newsprint quota and for additional news- papers) sponsored/acquired by a 'Common Ownrship Unit" nor will they be allowed to bring outnewnow.)p\p;r(sVP5riodical('s)fromtheit authorised quota.

Note :—.'Common Ownership Unit' for the purpose of this Notice means newspaper es- tablishment or concern owning to or more news interest newspapers, including at least one daily irrespective of the centre(s) of publication and language(s) of such newspapers.

XI. The following categories of periodicals will not be entitled to the allocation of news- print notwithstanding that they are classified aB newspapers:—

(a) Journals published primarily to promote sale of goods or services;

(b) House Journals/magazines brought out by individuals/firms/induatriaj concerns,

(c) Price liats and catalogues;

(d) Publications intended for free distribution;

(e) Fiction;

(f) Racing Guides;

(g) School/College magazines; and

(h) Teaching Journals/Teaching guides.

XII- M any newspaper/periodical had not fullv utilised the quantity allocated in 1071-72 Including 'he increases and Mid-term Election quota sanctioned in that period, the unutUfaed quantity "shall be adjusted from Us entitlement for 1973-73- To enable the Retistrar of News- papers for India to determine Che consumption of newsprint in 1971-72. the particulars (month- wise) of circulation piffea, page-area and number of publishing days in 1971,72 should be furnin- ed by the newspa^r fs)/petiodical(s) in the form given in Annexures II and V to this Public Notice- The consumption in 1971-72 will be worked out on the actualnumber of dayB published in the poriod. The particulars furnished In/Annexure II refcrred to aove should be certified by a CV"tere:i Accountant. The Chartered Accountant's Certificate need not be submitted where the circulation of a newspaper/periodical is less than 2,000 copies per publishing day.

Note :—Allotment obtained in 1971-72 under schemes for Export Promotion etc. will also be taken into account for determining quantity utilised/hcldin stock by thcnewspaper8 in 1971-72- Foc this purpose information shall be turnished in ArwexureVto Public Notice/ fnlumn n and 12 of Actual Users' application (T Form).

'

[PART I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 517

XIII. The number of copies distributed free, unsold returns or any other copies printed but neither gold nor distributed free will be taken into consideration for purpose of allotment/ consumption of newsprint, provided these represent a reaSonable percentage of the print-order and not in any case exceeding the following limits:—

Circulation

Dailies tri_ and bi- weeklies

Weeklies and fortnightlies

Monthlies, quarter lies and others

1 0%

2 0%

3 5%

1 0%

2 0%

10%

15% 10%

15%

1 0% Upto 2,500 - Between 2,500 and 5,000 Between 5,000 and 10,000 Above 10,000

5%

5%

XIV. Where the nespapers/perlodicals have not supplied copies of their issues stated to be published in the year 1971-72, as required under Section 11B of the Press &Registratianof Book Act, 1867, read with Rule 5 of Registration of Nwspapers (Central) Rules 1956, the consumption worked out vide Remark XII above, will be subjected to a cut as follows:—

Regularity of more than 50% and less than 75 % . . .. 3 ;% Regularity of more than 25% and less than 50% 50% No quota willordinarily be released to newspapers whose regularity ia less than 25%

XV. Smallnewspaper8 whose entitlement for newsprint is and who apply for a licence for less than 40-00 tonnes per annum shall be exempted from payment of import licence application fee and production of Income-tax Verification Number. This exemption will not cover appli- cations for art paper quota.

XVI. If any Actual User is not in a position to import newsprint or art paper against the licence issued, the Actual User may apply for a 'letter of authority' in favour of the party through whom it is desired to effect import, provided such party holds quota certificate(s) for newsprint or are the sole agents of the foreign supplies.

XVIt. An Paper : (a) Licences for art paper for cover pages and/or inside pages will be issued only to thow periodicals which were granted licences for art paper for cover pages and/or inside pages in 1971-72.

(b) Where art paper is licensed for cover pages for periodicals printed on newsprint, the grarnmage per square metre will not execod 100 grammes for periodicals having upto 100 pages per publishing day and 135 grammes in casc where the number of pages exceeds 100. A higher graniinage may be allowed, on the merits) of each case for cover pages of periodicals printed entirely on art paper. The decision of Registrar of Newspapers for India in this behalf shall be final.

(c) Entitlement for art paper for cover pages and/or inside pages will be worked out on the basis of the number of cover and/or inside pages published on art-paper and ave- rage circulation during 1971-72. subject to a maxunum;of the allocation made in 1971-72 in respect of imported and indigenous art-paper. A Chartered Accountant's Certificate in the form given in Annexure- III to this Public Notice should be furnished in addition to Chartered Accountant's Certificate in the form given in Annexure II to this Public Notice.

XVIII. Licences for art paper will be issued on annualbasis,subject to the conditions prcs- cribed for annual licences in the Red Book for they ear A p r i l s - M a r c h ^, Licences for glazed and standard newsprint will also be issued on annual basis. These licences will, however, bo subjectto the condition that they can be utilised only upto 50% of thc quantity and value covered by them upto the 30th September, 1972. It will not be necessary for ihe actual users to return licences for glazed and standard newsprint for endersement in respect of utilisation of the balance 5 0 %. Licences issued for standard and glazed newsprint for an annual entitlement upto Rs. 20,ooo/-in terms of value can be utilised in one lot at any time within their validity and will not be subject to the condition regarding utilisation of 50% only upto the 30th September, 1972.

XIX. For thepurposeofthisPublicNotice^heRegi&trar of Newspapers for India may mak suoh marginal adjustments as may be necessary-

5

i

Am"m n

g

From of (Susnered Accountant's Cadfieate regmSng Cfcttrfarfon etc, for tie period Afftt 1971—Marti 1972,

(To be typed onthe Utter head of the Chartered Accountant)

1. Name of News psper/FeiiodicaL

2. Place of polkation.

T H E

3- Language.

4- Paiodicit?.

G A Z E T T E

Sept. 1

Jtme

Feb. 72

Nov. 71

March

72

Jan. 7a

71

Dec 71

April

7i

7i 71

August*

71

Oct. 71

May 7i

O F

I

Average for

the the

period from

1-4-71 to

31-3-72

N D

I

A

(a) Average number of

copies printed

monthwisej per

publishing day

from 1-4-71 to

E X T R A O R D

I 31-3-72-

N A R Y (b) Average number of copies sold, montb- wiw, per Publishing day from 1-4-71 to 31-3-72.

[

P A R T

I

—

S u e

1

] (c) Average number of copies of dJstribo- buted free, numth- toise per publishing day (including com- pKmentBry, voucher, exchange bonus, sample and office copies) from 1-4-71 to 31-3-72.

T P A R T

I

—

$ u c

.

Amage nutnber of

month-wise unsold

returns and other

copies printed, brat

not included in

(b) & (c).

1

]

(e)

T H E Average size of the page month-wise, of tile newspaper/ periodical in sq. inches from 1-4-71 to 31-3-72-

(f)

G A Z E T T E

O F

I Average cumber of pages, month-wise, of the newspaper/ periodical per pub- lishing day from 1-4-71 to 31-3-72.

N D

I

A Cs) Actual number of publishing daju, month-wise from 1-4-71 to 31-3-72-

Signature of the Publisher

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

5 1 9

CERTIFICATE OF THE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT

5 2 0 Ifwe have examined the books and account of • • • •

(name of the paper/language & periodicity)

(Address) . •

published from for the period 1.4.1971 to 31.3.1973 and have obtained all the information and explanations returned by ns . In my/our opinion, the statement set- forth above reflects true and correct analysis of circularioQ, pages, size and number of publishing days for the period from 1.4.71 to 31.3.1972 to the best of my /our information and belief and according to the explanation given to me/us as shown by the books of account, etc

Signature

(Name in Block Letters)

Date Stamp of the Chartered Accountant

Chartered Accountant. Registration No. Address :

T H E G A Z E T T E

O F

I

N D

I N.B.—The chartered Accountant's Certificate regarding average circulation per publishing day showing separately the average number of copies printed, sold and distributed free, etc,number of pages and page-area should be furnished, if month-wise average circulation exceeds 2,009 coP'63- If t^3£ month-wise average circulation is 2,000 copies or below, particulars in the ibove annexure should be furnished under the signature of the Publisher.

A

E X T R A O R D

I

N A R Y

[

P A R T

I

—

S E C

.

1

]

[PART IT-SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 521

ANNEXURE III

Statement showing consumption of art paper for the publication of

CTitle of the paper, language and periodicity and place of publication) during

the licensing period April 1971—March 1972

(To de typed on the letter-head of tht Chartered Accountant)

Indigenous Grammage of art

Imported

No.

paper

Quantity (In tonnes)

Value an Rs.)

Quantity (In tonnes)

Value (In Rs.)

1

2

6

5

3

Signature of pubtteher — —

Name in Block letters

Place :

Date :

CERTIFICATE BY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT

I/we

registered Chartered Accountant of (Full addrcsa) do hereby solemnly declare — that I/We have examined the books and records of (Title of the paper, language and periodicity), publiBhed from . (Address) for the period from 1st April, 1971 to 31st March, 1972 and certify that to the best of myyour information and belief and according to explanation given to me/us the statement soughtforth above reflects truely and correctly the consumption of Imported and indigenous art paper during the aforesaid period for the publication of the aforesaid paper.

Further certify that the average number of pages for which consumption of Art paper aa above, has been claimed arc included/not included in the information furnished in Annexure II.

Signature

.— .

Name in Block letters .

Chartered Accountant's

Registration No. .

Place :

Date :"

•— Stawp of the Chartered Accountant^)

£ 22 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1]

ANNEXtlRB IV

Noras i i. The following clearance particulars are required to be furnished In the case of all BCW

dallies and periodicals, applying fot newsprint. Existing dailies and periodicals

which were not allowed newsprint In the past have also to furnish the particulars.

2. These clearance particulars may be sent alongwith an 'application (in duplicate) In

the latest Actual Users' form (Form 'J').

3, All answers should be given In words. Dashes or cross marks should not be used.

a. Title of the newspaper.

2. Language.

3. Periodicity

(In the case of a daily, it may be stated whether

the paper is published on all the seven days of a week

or less. In the case of a weekly, It may be indicated

whether it is published every week or four times

in a month).

4. Full postal address of the paper.

3. In case the paper has not yet commenced publication :

(a) the proposed date of publication.

i(b) the proposed size of ont page of the paper :

(i) Length Centimetres

(il) Width Centimetres

(ill) Page area ASq. Centimetres

.(c) Average number of pages per copy of the

proposed paper.

(i) Average number of copies proposed to be

printed.

(if) Average number of copies expected to bo Bold.

S. (a) Name and address of owner

• • •-

Name Address

(b) If the owner is a company, firnijetc.j Name Address Whether namc(s), addresefes), etc. of Director^), Share-holders, partncrsj etc.

Director,

Partner,

etc.

Percent-

age of

share

held In

the com-

pany.

(c) Are/Were the owner (which term in- cludes a company3 firm, etc.) and any of the persons wnose names required to be given against (b) above aBsociated at present or at any tjmesince I962with the publication of any other paper ?

[PART 1^-SBC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 523,

^ti) Iftheroplyto(c)abovcisintheaffirma- tive3names of owner etc. and details of the newspapers with which they are as- sociated mfty be given in the following form :

Details of paper with which as-

Name of owner

Period of Association

SI. No, etc.

sociated

Capacity in which flssodat- ad.

To

From

Title, Language, Periodicity and place of publication,

If the paper is run by a company etc

If a share- holder in the com- pany etc. mentioned in col. 4, percentage of shares held.

8 1

2

6

7

4

3

5

7.(a) Are/were n y members of the family |

CD

2

4

5

3

524 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PAXT I—SEC. 1]

Details of papers with which connected.

Period of Association

SI. ] No :

Capacity in which associated Wame of the member of fomUy.

To

From

Title, Ian sil- age, periodi- city and place of publication

If the paper is run by a com- pany etc. the name of the com- pany etc.

If a share holder in the com- pany etc. memtloned in col. 4 percentage of shares held.

8 I

2

6

7

4

3

5

8. Clas8Jflcation% CNaturc of contents) of the paper.

Signature of the Publisher

Name (in Block letters)

Place

Date

*Item 6(b) —Information is required to be given about the following categories of persons:—

S/.A fo. Ownership type Category af persons in respect of whom informati on is required.

i. Company

2. Firm.

(a) Directors, fb) Shareholders holding a share of io% or more. Partners.

Society

3-

(a) Members holding a share of io% or more, (b) Office-bearers and members of the Managing body.

Association

Office-bearers and members of the managing body.

4-

Trust

Trustee?.

@Itms 6(o) and y(a) —Information about association with the following categories of papers is also to be given:—•

d) A different edition of the paper for which newsprint is being applied for,

(2) A paper with the same title as that of the paper for which newsprint I* being applied for, but in a different language or with a different periodi- city.

\It"nt j(a)—Member of family for the purpose of this statement means a member of family,

("father, mather, wife/husband, brother, brothers wife, sister, son, daughtcr-in law, daughter, etc). who are members of a joint family or arc dependent on the owner, Director etc.

% Item 8—The paper may be placed in one of the following categories :

News and Current Affairs; Literary and Cultural; serialised fiction; religion and philojphy; Commerce and Industry; Journals meant primarily to promote Bale of goods or services; House Journals/Magazines brought out by individuals/ firms/industrial concerns; price lints and catalogues; Medicine and Health, Film; Social Welfare; Labour; Education School/College Magazines; Teach ing Journals/Teaching Guides; Law and Public Administration ; Engineering and Technology; Agriculture and Animal Husbandry; Children, Tranport and Communication; Insurance, Banking and Cooperation; Science; Finance and Economics; Women; Art, Radio and Music, Sports; Racing Guides.

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Statement showing axsumptioo of neatprmt for pubUcatioo of ttetospapersipmodkal* daring the period from I-4-1971 to

P A K T

3I-3-I972-

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Consumption of Newsprint (in tonnes)

1

] Title to the paper, its language, periodicity and place of publi- cation.

Glased Rotogravure Unglazed Nepa Total Remads

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Place

Date

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Note :—Consumption of newsprint against regular entitlements and export promotion entitlements to be famished separately.

M. M- SEN,

5

Chief Controller of Imports and Erports.

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  1. Standard newsprint and indigenous newsprint Dailies: (indttdinji their Sunday Editions) (a) Less than ipo tonnes. IQO% Nil (6) MO tonnes or more but Ipfl% less than 400 tonnes. (c) 400 tonnes or above bui t 90% 10% less than I,OOQ tonnes. id) ijooo tonnes or above but 82-5% 17-5% less than 2^000 tonnes. («) 2,QOQ tonnes and above. 25% Periodicals ; Glassed Newsprint 100% ↩
  2. 6(b) above associated at present or a*, anytime since 1962 with the pub- lication of any other paper ?@ (b) If the reply to (a) above is in the aflr- matjve, names of the members of W. family and details of the newspapers with which associated may be given in the following form. Relationship with tha owner etc. Addres s of the mem- ber of the family SI. No. Name of the member of the family con- cerned. Name of Owner etc. whose member of family is associated with another paper. ↩
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