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REGISTERED NO. D.221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 77] NEW DELHI, FRIDAY, APRIL 14,1972/CHAITRA, 25,1894

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

MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE

PUBLIC NOTICE

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 14th. April 1972

SUBJECT.—Grant of licences -for import of raw materials and components to actual users in the small scale sector during April 1972—March 1973— items licensable On restricted basis.

No. 54-ITC(PN)/12.—Attention Is Invited to para 47 of Section I of the Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book-Vol. I) for the period April 1972—March 1973 wherein it has been laid down that the import of items shown as licensable to actual users on restricted basis will be allowed subject to the limits to be notified separately. It has been decided that, In respect of such Items, Import may be • l o w ed subject to value limits or lace value restrictions as indicated in the Appendix to this Public Notice.

2. Where a restricted item appears in the licences, Issued to an actual user for different modes of financing against the same application and the licensee intend to import that item against one of these licences only, the request for suitable amendments will be considered on merits. In such a case, the licensing authority may endorse one of the licences making it valid for the import of that item for the aggregate value for which it was permitted against all the licences, and simul- taneously delete the said Item from the remaining licence(s).

(547)

APPENDIX

Face value restrictions'valut limits in respect of item lieensabh on restricted basis

Percentage of face value restriction to the total value SI. No. and Part of the

Description of items

ITC

of the licence.

Schedule

i

2

3

PARTI *6-A(ii)

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,000 which ever is less.

Iron and steel and alloy steel rounds, rods3 aquaresj Hexagons and sections in bright drawn, turned, ground and/or polished con- ditions-

(i) Cast iron foot valves above 300 mm dia. .

I7(i)

2} % of the face value of the licence or Rs. 500 whichever is less*

(ii) Other types of valves and cockg • •

Do.

Boiler tubes and ERW (electric resistance weld-

I7(ii)("3

ed) tubes-

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5000 whichever is less.

Do.

Line pipes and tubes of API specifications •

i7(iiXc)

Do.

Seamless (alloy and carbon steel) pipes and tubes

I7(ii)(d)

Welded steel pipes of thcfollowinggizcs :

I7(e)

Category Outside diameter 77 E.R.W. tubes 8 mm to 80 mm 0.7 mr

ickness n to 4 mm

5% of the face value of the licence or Rs- 250 whichever is less.

Stainless steel pipes and tubes for manufacture "

*7(iiX8)

of:—

(i) Machinery required for pharmaceutical/

chemical/dairy products, (ii) Textile procei.iing machinery (iii) Electro-medical, surgical and medical ins-

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,000 which- ever is less-

truments ; and

(iv) Electrical circuits breakers and switch gear;

and

(v) Air-conditioning and refrigeration equip-

ment. _,

I7(lv)(a;, Wrought Iron Steel pipe fittings, n.o.s- (Permi- "]

ssible items)

Other steel pipe fittings n.o.s. (permissible items) .

2* % of the face value of • licence or Ru, 500 whicheB is less. M i7(vXb)

Cast iron and alloy iron pipes below 75 mm O.D. 2*% of the face value of _ I7(v)(fl)

licence or Rs. 500 whichever" is less.

Wire ropes for mines only . . ..

5 "v, of the face value of t he

licence.

L J2 I 3 Boot & Show grindery, the following :

36(c)

(a) Auto sole? wlre (b) Iron or steel stapling wire* galvanised or

black (excluding machine staples)

110% of the face value of the {.licence 01 Rs. 5>ooo whichever

is less*

(c) Mild tacking wire, (d) Riand wirc. (e) tacking wire, (f) Screwing wire, (g) Slugging wire, (h) Wirercquiredforlasting of boots andshows (i) Machine tacks.

5% of the face value of the Alloy iron castings for machine tools manufac-

38(b)

licence.

turers for piece weight above 5 tonnes.

38-ACc)

10% of the face value of the , licence or Rs. 5,000 which-

ever is less.

Ship chains and Hoisting chains, viz., wrought iron and steel stud link chains for anchoring hoisting etc.3 including welded link chains and all other types of link chains and parts thereof.

10% of the face value of the 39-A

Steel c-isting (unmachincdi above 10 M.T. piece weight (in consultation with D.G.T.D.) licence.

Do.

39-B

Alloy steel casting (unmachined) above 3 M.T.

piece weight.

Unmachined steel forgings .

40

5% of the face value of the licence orRs. 5,000 whichever ia less-

41 Cii)

(I) Copper pipes and tubes of following sizes : (a) Upto 100 mm O.D. having wall thickness

thinner than 22 SWG.

(b) Above 100 mm O.D. havingwaU thickness

| io% of the face value fo the y licence or Rs. 10,000 whichevor ) ie less-

of 22 SWG and thicker.

(2) High tensile andother special copper alloy pipe? and tubes/sections (other than bra99).

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 10,000 which ever is less.

4i(iii)

2 }% of the face value of tho licence or Rg. 1,250 which- ever is less.

Items other than those covered by remarks (1) to 6 against this S No. in Section II of thj Red Book (Vol. I) for 1972-73.

4Z

Copper scrap whether Ingotted or otherwise.

10% of the face value of the licence.

44(c)

Zinc granulations and dust . . . . 10% of the face value of tho licence or Rs. 5,000 whichever is less.

46Cb)

Brags pipes and lubes of the following sizes :—

(a) Upto too mm O.D having wall thickness

thinner than 22 SWG.

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

1 Io% of the face value of tho J- licence or Rs. 10,000 which- 1 ever is less.

of 22 SWG and thicker.

48(b)

Nickel and nicksl base alloy rods;wire3/clectrodes (i) 10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,000 whichever is ICSB (for import of electrodes)

;ii) 20% of the face value of the licence (for import of other items).

50

Moncl Metal Unwcought and semi-manufac- turers thereof like sheets/strips, rods, wires.

10% of the face value of tho licence or Rs. 5,000 which- ever is less.

- I*I 2 3 Calcium Manganese silicon . . . i

53(a)

0% of the face value of the- licence or Rs. 5,000 which-

ever is less.

Coils springs of iron and steel for railways and Import will be allowed in co- 57(0

tramways.

sultation with DGTD.

57(0

;% of the face value of licence orRs, 5,000 whichever is less*.

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

PART II

7-ACb)

• 10% of the face value of the-

licence or Rs. 5,000/- which- ever is less

Asbestos based wire woven jointings, beatei addition jointings, jointings required to with- stand the action of strong acid/alkalies and jointings required to withstand refrigeration temperature.

7-A(c)

Do.

Asbestos based products for electrical insulation and products not otherwise specified (Permi- ssible types).

7-B

Non-asbestos packing and boilers ell sorts not

Do.

otherwise specified.

7-C

Do.

Steam, pneumatic and hydraulic non-flsbestos

packing for all machinery.

8

Bo.

Ready made boiler Non-asbestos packing

5% of the face value of t he Machined Steel balls above 14.2875 (9/16') dla.

9Ca)

licence.

Do.

9

Precision steel balls conforming to I.S. Grades 2, i) 0 corresponding to AFBMA grades 5,10, :

and 25.

Do.

Grinding media steel balls of special types like

9CcX0

hollow cast steel balls.

• io% of the face value of t he Forged steel balls for manufacture of ball bear-

9(c)(ii)

licence.

ings.

2*% of the face value of the Special purpose electrodes . . ..

9(d)(i)

licence.

Roller/needle rollers other than bann ed types 10% of the face value of the licence or Rs* 5,000 which- ever is less.

. 5% of the face value of tho- Iron powder for manufacture of welding elec-

9(1)

licence.

trodes.

(i) German Silver/Nickel Silver scrap

Ii

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,000 which- evor is less.

20% of the face value of the (ii) German Silver/Nickel silver strips

licence.

12

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 10,000 which- ever is less.

34 gauge and thinner gauge aluminium strips in coils required for making antibiotic vial caps (for drugs and pharmaceutical industry).

E.C. Grade aluminium . . . .

13

2*% of the face value of the licence or Rs. i)250 which-

ever is less.

Sintered parts/components of iron and bronze

n6(c)

other than self-lubricating oilite bushes.

2 % of the face value of the licence or Rs. 1250 which- ever is less.

(a) Zirconium Silicate and Zirconium opacifiers

"7(a)(i)

including zircon flour for Ceramic industry,

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5^000"which-

ever is less.

(t>) Rutile for Ceramic and electric welding

Do.

industry.

(i) 75% of the face value of the licence (for preparation of Cadmium salts).

(c) Cadmium . . . . .. (ii) 10% of the face value of the licence (for other Cnd-uaes).

(i) 50% of the face value of the licence ^for manufacture of Cobalt salts).

(d) Cobalt

(ii) 10% of the face value of the licence (for manufacture of other end-uses).

(e) Bismuth

10% of the face value of the

licence.

a7(a)(il) Non-ferrous alloy electrodes and wires includ- ing etellite and other similar cobalt base hard facing alloys.

10% of the face value of the licence or R9. 5,000 which- ever is legs.

) Non-ferrous electroplating anodes _ other than

Do.

a7(a)(iii;

those of Cadmium for essential electro- plating, to units possessing adequate electroplating equipment and engaged in actual manufacture of finished plated products.

(i) Alloy pen-points . . . . . iqjf. of the face value of the a7(b)

licence.

(ii) Other special alloys including aluminiun 1 2% of the face value of t he resistance alloys.*

licence or Rs. 1,250 which- ever is less.

10% of the face value of the

licence.

(iii) Bi-rnetal strips of all varieties including ferrous and non-ferrous combinations for electrical and automobile industries.

(iv) Clad-materials for special electrical and 25% of the face value of the aeronautical purposes.

licence.

t7(c)J

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 10,000 which- Aluminium alloy tube/strip/wire/flats for ma- nufacture of Zip/Snap fastejierSj rivetSj screws and pcn caps only.*

ever is less.

) (1) Slitting Saws and slotting cutter of thickness : fc) below 1 • 6 mm

aoCOGC (b)&

5% of the face value of the licence or Rs, 2,500 which- ever is less.

(2) Diamond wire drawing dies . . .

Do.

(3) Taps and dies below 3 mm .

Do.

(4) Broaches

. 5% of the face value of th* licence or Rs. 2,500 which- Cvor is less.

(5) Gear hobs and special types of gear cuttei

s 5% of the face value of the- licence or Rs. 2,500 which- ever is less.

Do.

(6) Stelllte tips/tipped tools . . .

(1) Circular saws In elusive of Inserted blad

aoCiXa)

types.

es 5% of the face value of the- licence or Rs, 2,500 which- ever is less.

1 Do.

(1) Outside Micrometers of sizes over 150 nut

a i d)

and spares thereof.

(2) Thread plug gauges and Ring gauges . . 2i% of the face value of the- licence or Rs. I325O which- ever is less.

i

(3) Gauge Blocks (Slip gauges other^thar

carbide tip slip gauges.)

Do.

Grinding wheels and segments . . .

Do.

a4Cb)

Nib slitting wheels for manufacture of foun^

- 10% of the face value of thfr *4Cc)

tain pens.

licence or Rs, 5,000 which- ever is less.

35(d)

(1) Carborundum and synthetic aluminiutt oxide (other than brown variety) abrasive

L 2la/0 of the face value of the • licence or Rs. 1,250 which- grains of 300 mesh and finer size.

ever is less.

(2) Brown synthetic aluminium oxide abrasiv< : 10% of the face value of the- grains.

licence or Rs. 5,000 which- ever is loss.

V. Belts other than those mentioned in Appen-

• 5% of the face value of the 28(4)

dix 23.

licence or Rs. 2,500 which- ever is less.

Steel conveyer belts for merufactuic ofsafctj ' 10% of the face value of the 28(8)(b)

razor blades.

licence or Rs. 5,000 which- ever is less.

5% of tho face value of the licence 32(b)

Vertical spindle hollow shaft motors of ratings not produced in the country (for pumps manufacturers only)

Variable speed motors and other non-flame

Do.

32(d)

proof motors which arc required in the specia- lised types of textile machines (for textile mills/textile machinery manufacturing industry only).

[a) Commutators for D.C.Motors upt0 i-H.P. 5% of the face value of the licence or R8. 2,500/ whichever islesa.

i •b) Specialtypes of carbon brushes of oddstees :

required aa spares-

2j% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 1,250 which- ever is less-

Special pumps for fused caustic eoda or acid. : to% of the face value of the 34C0O)

licence.

[PAST I—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA . I AUKDiNARV 5532 3 Flame-proof and explosion proof fittings as per

39(c)

10% of the face value of the Icence.

BSS-889-1965 or U.D.E.C. 166/11-58 (for L fertilizer and chemical complexes).

(I) Graphite anodes machined or tmmachined

41-A

required for electrolytic processes.

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. I03ooo/ which- ever lawless.

(H) Graphite electrodes for electric furnaces,

Do.

(iii) Carbon past for electric furnaces.

10% of the face value of the licence or Ra. 5,000 which- ever is less-

(iii) Protective Relays • •

4*00

10% of the face value of the licence or Ra. 5,000/ which-

ever is leea.

Electric control geare and electric transmission

4l(t)

gcars—others.

(iii)

10% of the face value of the licence or R8. 5,000 which- ever is less-

43(e)

(i) Disc In8ulator3 of above 25,000 Lbs. EMS. •

Do.

Do.

(11) Transformers busihings and apparatus insula- tors (of special types or design) of below 66.K.V.

ii) Metallised pci&jlain condengor bushing

forH.T. andL.T. application.

10% of the face value of the- licence or Rs. 5,000 which- ever is less.

(I) Enamelled copper wire 44 gauges and finer

45CO

gauges-

10% of the face value of the licence or Ra. 5,000 which- ever Is less.

(ii) Enamelled copper strips

.

Do.

45(0

Resistance Wire

. . ..

•t5(d)

5% of Ihe face value of the licence or Rg. 2,500 which-

ever is less-

(i) Metal graphite grades of carbon blocks includ-

•I6(b)

10% of the face value of tho licence.

ing carbon blocks equivalent to Morgan's C.M.2 grade and metal impregnated graphite

grade of carbon blocks-

(ii) Grahphitte stopper head and colloidal graphite. , 10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,000 which- ever is less-

Do.

Flame proof mining bells and flame proof mining

46(d)

telephones-

Do.

Electric exploders and parts thereof •

48-A

PART HI

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs, 5,000 which- ever is less.

I(d)(i) Wetting out, penetrating, dispersing, securing and emulsifying Agents (Import of only (ipecial products, required for manufacture of drugs, Pharmaceuticals, insecticides and pesticides; ravon synthetic fibres, synthetic rubber and polymers is allowed).

i(d)

Civ) Synthetic bleaching agents (oilier than io%ofthe face value of the licence or Rs. 5000 which- bleaching powder or hypoclorites hydrogen peroxide etc.).

over is less

i(d)

(vi) Sodium aliglnate—

10% of the face value of the CO for Latex industry

. ,

licence.

Do.

(ii) for manufacture of welding electrodes.

5-A J Silk biting cloth (for roller flour mills> starch

units, refinedguar gum units and emery grain/ powder manufacturers).

Import will be allowed on the recommendation of DC(SSI) in the case ofunitg and on the recommendation of DGTD in the case of/ other units.

PART IV.

Cocoa beans

. . ..

37

10% of the face value of the licence or R9. 5,000 j which, ever is less.

4 1.

Hops

. . ..

Do.

(ii) Dammer gum for manufacture of liquid

49(a)

gold.

10% of the face value of t hj licence.

78-79

(vii) Pharmaceutical grade gelatine powder

20% of the face value of t h; licence.

97.

China day of special grades required for end uses

other than art and chrome paper.

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,000 which- ever is less.

103

10 % of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,000/-. which- ever Is lesG.

Pumice stone and rubber stone for manufacture of all metal reeds and steel reeds (on the recom- mendation of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay),

127—129

20 % of the face value of the licence.

(i) Citronella oil for manufacture of Aromatic chemicals namely Geraniol, Citronellol and Hydroxy CitronelloL

(ii) Orange oil for manufacture of flavouring

essences and perfumery compounds.

10 % of the face Value of the licence or Rs. 5,000 whichever

to leu.

(ill) Natural essential oila for manufacture of

Do

scented and chewing tobacco.

I3Q

Essential oils, synthetic

Do.

138

Glue not otherwise specified excluding belt

dressing. *

Do,

I59(b) Filter paper for the uses other than :

(Appendix 11

S)

( i ). Gravimetric and chromotographk analysis

Do.

m research laboratories.

Do.

(2) Filters for automobiles and other internal '"<"MU

combustion engines.

Glassine paper (for certain specified end-pro-

[60 'Appendix ducts).

16)

10% of the face value of the licence orRs. 5,000 whichever ia less.

[77

To be released on the recommend- dation of the sponsoring authority.

Nylon yam and thread (except industrial nylon yarn) and polyester filament yarn (except polyester filament yarn having ft diameter range of 40 micronB to 4210 microns^for manu- facture of surgical sutures).

High density aluminium grinding media t 20. % of the face value of the

licence.

20% of the face value of th* 144

Sheet glass above 6-5 mm and below 0'8 mm thickness for end uses other than cover slips.

licence.

10 % of the face value of the *48(c)

licence.

(1) Soft capillary tubing for manufacture of industrial, medical and general purpose thcrmo- mctxes. j

(3) Quart* glasi • • • •

ID % of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,000/- which- ever is less.

'(3) Hard glass

Do.

(4) Ceramic transfer scales for manufacture of 2^ % of the fncs value of thf

licence.

clinical thermometers.

(5) Milk glass sheets for manufacture of clinical

Do.

thermometers.

Letter types for typewriters. . . 20 % of the face value of the a86(b)

licence.

305

Photographic instruments, apparatus and applian- ces, other than cinema, all sorts, n.o.a. and parts thereof.

Import of photographic Instru- ments, apparatus and applian- ces will be permitted in consul- tation with DGTD.

Empty hard gelatine capusles of sizes other than

337

3, 4 and 5-

20 % of the face value of the licence or Rs. iOjOoo/- which- ever is less.

P A RT V

Cod oil for manufacture of industrial leather

ro % of the face value of tho 9

licence.

Essences containing spirit used for the manu-

13

facture of beverages.

• 10 % of the face value of tho licence or Rs. 5,000/- which- ever ig less.

Liquid paraffin (including medical liquid para-

X7Cc)

ffin)

• 5% of the face value of the licence- or Rs. 2,500/- whichever U 1CB8.

) Blanc Fixe (for manufacture of add resistin

34-37(K

cement).

g 10 % of the face value of the licence or Rs, 530Q0/- which- ever is less.

10 % of the face value of the- , licence or Rs. 5,00.0./- which-

ever is less.

Giant motor/motor cycle tyres, tubes and flaps, bicycle tyres and tubes, and industrial tyres; tubes and flaps including solid tyres but ex- cluding tractor and off-the-road tyres and tubes.

(Permissible types)

Do.

4i(m>

Tractor and off-the-road tyres, tubes and flaps excluding other types of tyres and tubes and flaps specified clcsewhere. specified elsewhere.

(Permissible types).

Rubber Battery containers (for battery manufac- 5;% of the face value of the 4i(iY)

licence.

turers).

Rubber thread upto 6o gauge of heat resisting 20 % of the face value of the 4 iW

qauality.

licence.

Full circle collapsible curing bags.

4i(vD

10 % of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,00,0,/- which- ever is less.

4*00 ffi

Do.

Types of woods End-ust (Q Beach wood, Douglas Jute Mill wooden fir (in consultation with accessories other Jute Commissioner, than kite mill pick- Calcutta), ing sticks, bobbins, box backs, lay races, loom lay blocks, and shuttles.

(ii) Birch, Beach, Maple and Bobbins for

Do.

Douglas fir (in consukatioa textile with Textile Commissioner, industry. Bombay)

(ill) Ash. Mulbery and beach Sports goods,

Do.

wood.

Raw Wool and wool tops.

47

To be released on the recom- mendation of the sponsoring authority.

ID"O of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,OQo/-which- ever is less.

Spare parts required for maintenance of imported office machines and replacement of parts of indigenous machines having imported compo- nents.

Rubber hoses required for the Oil Companies

68Cb)

Applications will be considered in consultation with DGTD.

(in consultation with DGTD)

Needless for all industrial sewing machines

75(0

except those which are banned.

z'1% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 1,250/-whichever is less.

78(&)

(i) PH meters electrodes \ £2) PH metres /

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,ooo;-which- ever is less.

(3) Ultrasonic devices including ultrasonic flaw Applications will bo considered in consultation with DGTD. detectors.

(i) Diagnostic equipment over and above 500"!

79]

MA capacity ; and

J. (ii) X-Ray, therapy, gamma ray therapy j

Applications will be considered!' in consultation wiity DGTD¹ (Instrument Dte.).

equipment

75% of the face value of the 93-94C")

licence.

Rough Blanks other than bifocal blanks. (Releaee orders will be issued subject to production of non-availability certificate from M/8. Opthal- mic Glass Project, Durgapur.)

(1) Cellulose acetate flakes.

101

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,oqo/- which- ever Is less.

113

Do.J

H3-H

H3-J

Il6(il) :

T22(ii)

(i) Acid Grade Flourspar for manufacture of Vitreous Enamel frit (in consultation with D.G.T.D.)

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,0QQ/-which- ever is less.

Do.

(ii) Acid Grade Flourspar for steel casting a foundries (In consultation with D.G.T.DO

(iii) Acid grade flourspar (for aluminium shel- ters) in consultation with Deptt. of Mines and Metals,

Applications will be considered in consultation with the Deptt. of Metals.

I22(iii)

5 % of the face value of the licence.

Activated bleaching earth for bleaching dark coloured oils such as cotton-seed oil, rice bran oil, Sun flower oil, linseed oil, Caster oil.

Cryolite

iaa(ii)

ian{, of the face value of the licence or Rs. 53OOQ/- which- ever is less.

Flint Stone Cfor lighter Industry and for manu-

I22(xi)J

Do.

factures of machlnical toys).

(1) Synthetic non-cellulose fibres including

I22(xv)

polyester fibre,

1 To b; released on the recotri- ( mendation of the sponsoring (" authority.

(2) Polyno3ic fibre (cellulose strlple fibre).

(1) Polypropylene for manufacture of combs.

I22(xiv)

20% of the face value "of tha

licence.

(2) .Thermoplastic rubber

To be announced later.

50^, of the face value of the

licence.

(3) Other items falling under this S.No. (except those covered by remarks (i) and (ii) against this S.No.)

Filter aids for end-products other than Lead

I22(xxlx)

storage batteries.

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,OOQ/- which- ever is less.

Glass mineral, slag wool, fibre glass and products

Do.

I22(xxxii)

thereof.

Alabastor

20% of the face value of [the I22(jdl)

licence.

Polyster films for conversion into stamping foils. 10?^ of the face value of the I22(xllx)

licence.

Yeast food and years'] ulture.

Do.

I22CI)

(1) Emulsifiable polyethylene wax.

75% of the face value of the I22(li)

licence.

10% of the face value of the

licence.

(2) Other items falling under this sub-Si. No. except those mentioned against remarks (1) and (4) against this S. No.

87-IO9/IV. (Appendix

19)

Release orders will be issued by the State Drugs Control autho- rities on the Indian Drugs and. Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

(1) Sulphadimidine (Sulphamethazine) (2) Amidopyrine. (3) Analgin. (4) Phenobarbitone. (5) Piperazine and its salts. (6) Streptomycine sulphate. (7) Teracycline base and tetracycline hydro-

chloride.

(8) Sulphaguanidine. (9) Chloraphenicol powder.

(10) Chloramphenicol palmiute. (11) Ghloramphenicol succinate.

Release orders will be issued by the State Drugs Control autho- rities on the S.T.C.

20% of the face value of the- (12) Citric acid of pharma-copoeial grade.

licence.

(13) Absorbable gelatine sponge. .

. 2 j% of the face value of the-

licence.

2|%of the face value of thelicence-

(15) Aluminimum glycinate

2&% of the face value of the

licence.

(16) Calcium D-Saccharate

2 j% of the face value of the-

licence.

(17) Calcium Gluconate, injictable grade only 2 |% of the fEce value of the-

licence.

(18) Calamine . . * . .. 10% of the face value of the

licence.

(19) Glycerophosphoric acid Ind its salts.

2 |% of the value of the licence

(20) Heparine , . " . .. 2*% of the face value of the

licence.

(21) Liquid Parafin of Pharmecopoeial 'grade. 5% ofthe face value of the licence^ or Rs. 2,500/- whichever is less.

(22) Lanolin (Adeps Lanae).

10 % of the face value of the- licence of Rs.[5,ooo/- which ever is less.

(23) Meprobamate. . . .. 2*% of the face value of the licence of Rs. 1250/- which ever is less.

(24) Nikethamide. . . .. 10% of the face value of the

licence.

I HE C r A ^ I l x. Ur li D iA i i A l K A U j v U l i i i i ^ v ji

[ U .i i — •- L~ M | OU2 3 I (25) Phyenyl Butazone and its salts.

. 2 j% of the face value of the licen ce of Rs. 1250/- which- ever is less.

2 |% of the face value of the (26) Potassium Hydrogen Tartrate (Cream of

licen ce.

tarter).

2 j% of the face value of the (27) Potassium Sodium Tartrate (Rochelle)

licence.

salt)

(28) Potassium Iodide

. 2* % of the face value of the licence or Rs. 1,250/- which- ever is less.

(29) Prednisone

• 5% of the face value of the licence of Rs, 2,500/- whichever is less.

(30) Predisolone

5% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 2,500/ which- ever is less.

2 j% of the face value of the (31) Procaine Hydrochloride.

licence.

<32) Silver protein mild and strong.

2 |% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 1,250/- whichever is less.

(33) Sodium Iodide

2 j% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 125a/- whichever is less.

(34) Sodium bicarbonate of I.P. Graffi.

5% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 2500/- which- ever is less.

(35) Sorbitol.

I Q% of the face value of the

licence.

(36) Succinyl Choline Chloride.

2 j% of the face value of the

licence.

(37) Thymol.

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 500/- which- ever is less.

(38) Vitamins D2 P D3.

2 |% of the face value of the

licence.

(39) Vitamin K (Menadione, Jfenadione

Sodium Bisulphite and Acetomeaphthone).

2}% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,000/- which- ever is less.

I-B/III Dyeo used as a dye intermediate, the following :—

CJ.No.

Name of Dye-stiff".

 1.  Blue B Base Dianiside.                      37235   io%  of the face  value
                                                            of the lience.
 2.  Indigo Pure                                 73000          -do-
 3.  Nepthol  AS.IRG.                            37513          -do-
 4.  NaptholAS.LC                                37555          -do-
 5.  Rodamine  6  GDN.                           45160          -do-
 6.  Thioflavlne.                                49005          -do-
 7.  Victoria Blue BO.                           42595          -d°-
 8.  Vat Yellow BY                               60530          -do-
  9.  Vat Orange RF.                             73335          -do-
10.  Vat Pink  R.                                73360          -do-
11.  Vat violet  RR.                             73600          -do-
12.  Vat Blue 4  G.                              73045          -do-
13.  Vat  Grey BL (Vat Bltck  I)                 73670          -do-
14.  Vat Golden  yellow RE.                      59105          -do-

Dyts-irtermediatf, the following :

1. Beta Naphthol.

15",, of the face value of tho licence.

10% of the face value of the 2. Naphthionic Acid/Stdium Naphthionate.

licence.

3. Acetroacet-o-anisididt

2j% of the face value of the licence or Ra. ij25Q/- which- ever is less.

4. Acetoacet-M-Xylidide

2|⁰,, of the face value of the licence or Rs. 1,250/- whichever is ICBB.

5. Acid Anthranilic.

5% of the face value of the licence or Ra. i:25P/- which- ever is loss.

5°-,', of the face value of tho 6. i-Aminoanthraguinom

licence.

12. o-AnisitHnc

13. p-Anisidine

14. Benzoyl J Acid/Salt.

10% of the face valuc^of the licence.

-do

5% of the face value of the llccu

15. Beta-oxgnaphthoic Acid (B.O.N. Acid).

16, Bromamine Acid.

17. Chicago Acid/Salt.

18. i-Chloroanthraquinone.

19. 4-ChIoro-2-Nitroaniline. 20. 5-Chloro-o-toluldine 21. 1-4 Diamino-anthraqulnone. 22. 1-5 Diamlnoanthraquinone 23. 2-6 Diamlnoanthraquinone 24. 1 : 5 Dibenzoyl Naphthalene

25. Diethyl Meta Amlnophenol.

26. DI-J-Acid, Salt (Rhoduline Add/Salt) 10% of the face value of thfr licence.

5% of the face value'of the licence.

10% of the face value^of t he liccncc.

5% of the face value^of the licence.

-do- -do- -do- -do- -do- -do-

ID% of the face value of the licence.

5% of the face value of tha- licence.

27 2 : 5 Dimcthyl-4-Chlorophenyl Thl"glyco 1- -do-

lie.

28. Diphenylamlne

29. 2 : 5 Diohlore nitro benzene.

30. 1 : 5 Dihydroxy Anthraquinone.

31. Dimethylanillne.

32. 1 : 8 Dihydroxy Anthraquinone.

33. G-Salt

34. Gamipa Acid/Salt.

35. H-Add/Salt

36. J-Acid/Salt

37. J-Add Urea/salt.

38. Laurent's Acid/Salt.

39. N.W. Acid/Salt.

20 % of the face value of the- licence.

5% of the face value of the-"! licence.

-do-

20% of the face value of the- licence.

5% of the face value of the- licence.

10% of the face value OL me- licence.

-do-

-do-

15% of the face value of the- licence.

1 0^ of the face value of the licence.

5% of the face value of the- licence.

io% of the face value of the licence.

5% of tie face value of the

3:n SI 1 -do- -do- -do-

in. 2-Niphf'-\vl TA'.O jlvjolic AcM. 4.1, o-Mitr.-)i lisol. 42. p-Nitroanisol. 43. p-Chloroaniline 44. O-diloro-i(4-S:ilpho-phenyl>3-Methyl-5-

-do-

Pyrazolone.

-do-

45. Peri Acid/Salt

10% of the face value of the 46. Phcnyl J- Acid/Salt.

licence.

47. Phenvl Ilydrazine

S'^i^of the faceXvalue °f 'he licecne.

10% of the face value of the 48. Phcnyl Peri Acid/Salt.

licence.

'$Vn of the face value of the 49. Quinizarine (1,4-dihydro-xyan-thra-quinone")

licence.

60 Resorcinol

5',', of the face value of the licence, or Rs, 2J5oo/which- ever is 'ess.

5Q£ of the face value ^of the 51. R. Salt.

licence.

10% of the face value ~of th" 52. Scuffcr's Acld'Salt.

licence. ^

5% of 1 he face value of the 53. Soiium-Salt-oxa] Acetic Eater/Oxal Acetic

licence.

Ester'CHal Ac:tic Estcr-Sodium Salt.

ioc', of the face value of the 54. Tobias Acid/Salr.

licence.

22-31'V (Appendix 2 8)

(1) Cyno Pyridine.

Release orders will be issued theStaeDrug^i Contro autho- rities 0-1 the S.T.C.

5% of the face value of tho (2) Formic Acid.

licence.

Release orders will le issued b (3) Meta amin°phcnol.

the State Drugs Control auv thorities on the S.T.C.

10% of the face value of the (4) p^ntraery-thritol.

licence.

To be released by the STC on (5) Calcium Carbide.

the recommendation of tho Sponsoring Authority.

(6) Methyl E:hylK-sioieperoiide-

2 j% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 1^250,'- which ever is less.

(7) Aluminium flouride.

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs, 5*000,'- which ever is l^ss.

.(8) (i) Amyl alcohol.

5% of the face value of the licence.

10% of the face value of t he (ii) Iso-amyl alcohol (other than of milk tes- ting quality).

{9) Methanol technical.

licence.

a*% of the face value rof the licence or Rs. 1, 250/- which ever is less.

zi% of the face value of tho (10) C6-C12 alcohols for plasricisers, such as Octanol ISO-OctanoI, Alfol, Alfonol.

( n) Vinyl chloride.

lictrcc.

-do-

(12) Potassium chloride (industrial grade)

(13) Citric acid (technical grade) te⁰/, cf ihe ffcee value of the licence or Rs. 5,000/- which- ever is less.

20% of the face value of the licence.

(14) Pyridinc base and preidine technical.

(15) Acetic Anhydride.

•(16) Acetyl Acetone.

(17) Acid Anthranil'C

(18) Activated Carbon.

(19) Alpha Pinene.

(20) Ammonium Carbonate. 5% of the face value of the licence.

-do-

10% of the fecc value of the liccrcc.

5 •;,' of the ("ECC value of the licence or R.S. i25O; • whichever is less

5% of" tye face value of the licence.

ro% of the face value of the licence or Rs, 5,000,'- which ever is less.

5% of the face value of the licence.

{21) Ammonium Nitrate of explosive gitde. 2\% of the fecc value of the licence or Rs, 1,250,'-. which- ever is less.

(22) AmTiOni um persulphate end potassium

persulphate.

2$% of the ficc value of the licence.

(23) Ammonium Thiocyanate (also kne^n as Ammonim sulphocyanide, Thiocyanate

of Rhoianide and Rhodanatum).

(24) Antimony Oxide

5% of ihe ftce velue of the licence or Rs. 2,500 - which-

ever is less.

10% of the face value of the licence.

(25) \rgon gas spectroscopically pure55.55% 10% of the f; ct- v: ILC of the licence or R.s 5,LCO,-. which- ever is less.

i2 )) Arsenic Trioxide and Arsenic Pcntoxide. 5% of the face value

licence or Rs- 2,500/-, of the ever is less. which-

C27) Bcn-ophenone.

:£*8) Benzotrichlorid*,

Ca9) Benzyl Butyl Phthalate.

JJB) Benzyl Cyanide

I JO BenzOyl peroxide.

&zi Bromine.

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,000 -. which- ever is less.

5% of the face value of the licence.

10% of the face value of the licence.

-do-

al%of the face value of tho licence.

20% of the face value of the licence.

i\% of f.hs fios vaU- of t!i;

-VjfJ) BitylAlcohilOunol) tjc-Uliiig nr.-Qil

Butyl alcohol.

(34) Butyl Titanatc.

licence

-

^3j) Calcium Cirb">nate(preci;>ii:itei i"ii ac-

tivated).

£36) Caae harjening compound.

£17) Chlorinated paraffins.

•C38) Dicftloro Benzene.

f J") DiaUyl Phathalate (DAP).

f4o')I>idccyl Phthalaic (DIDP).

f 4.T) Dinonyl Phthalatc (DNP) 1.1% 3f t'-i* fie: vx\n or t'x:

licence.

"i% of the facs vuluc of the l.o:nce or Rs. 2,500,'- which- ever is less.

2O% of the face value of the licence.

a i% of the face value of ihe licence or Rs. 1,250/. which- ever is less.

a j% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 1,250/- when- ever is less.

-do-

-do-

10% of the fa" valui of the licence or R9. 5,000,'-. which- ever is less.

C42) Cilsrofluorochydrocarbon compounds used " refrigerant gases excluding Trichloro- inonofluiromethane (Fluorocarbon Refrigerant *O, Dichliroiifluorornethane (FluOrocarbon HeFrigirant 12), Dichloromonofluoromcthan • tFIliarOCarbon Refrigerant 21), Monochloro-

JiEI"9romethane (Fluorocarbon Refrigerant 22) and mixtures thereof.

r{45> Diphenyl Oxide'Jiphenyl ether.

i,C44) "E-D^T.A. and its soiium salts.

to% of the face value of the licence.

5% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 2,500/-. which- ever is less-

(45) Ester6 of parahydroxy Benzoic Acd M e- thyl Ethyl and Propyl.)

2\% of tfcc ftec v"l"t of t t "- licencer

(46) Diethylene and polyethylene glycoL

-do-

(47) Ethylene dichloride.

10% of the fa"r value ofr'

the licence.

(48) Ethylene Urea.

2}% °f trie fEce ralue of the-

licence.

(49) Fumaric acid

5% of tf-e- face value of the

licei-oe.

(50) Furfural

10% of the face value ef the-

licence.

10% of the face TBlue of the (51) Gold cyanidej potassium/sodium gold cyanide, copper cyanide, 2 re cyarie'e ard silver cyanide.

iieci ec 0] Re j , e e e /- ^ficl.- - ever is less.

(53) Glycerine

15% of the faae value of the licence.

(53) Hcxachlorocthanc.

5% of the ftice value of the-

licence.

(54) Hydrogen peroxide.

5% of the ton vatar of the.-

lioencC

(55) Isoprophyl acetate.

5% of the facn valae of the

licence or Rs.2,30a/-. which-- ev"r is les"-

(56) Hydroxvlamine hydrochlonde (Hydroxy-

ammonium chloride).

10% of the face- vaJbc of the licence^

(57) Hydroxylamine Sulphate (Hhdroxyr.rr.ir.o-

nluni Sulphate).

(58) Isopropyl Nitrate.

2f % of ifie f"co vtlo" of tic:; licence.-

(59) Laboratory ard reagent chemicals the

following :•—

(i) Methyl Iodide pure quality,

(ii) Potassium Amy] Xanthate. (iii) Potassium Ethyl Xamhate.

10% rf rhe f"ce v"ln" rfthe

> lkrnce or Rs. jjooo/- wjifc-H—

ever is Jess.

1

(iv) Potaesiim metalisulr>hiTe analar quality. (V'I Sodivm Eisujphite, pure ard aralar gnalii: (vi) Scdiim EthilXarthate. (viij Scdivm I50 Propy] Xanthate. (viii) Sodirm me'al isujphitc, ruic ard

at:ales cuality.

£6G) Magnesium .carbonate light and magne-

sium insulating materials.

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,000/-, which- ever is less.

(Import of Magnesium oxide

minimum 97% will, however >- be allowed upto 10% of the face value of the licence-

f"i) Metallic Acetates (except Sodium and 10% of the face value of the

licence.

potasium acetates which are banned for im- port).

<-62) Metal substituted Alkyl phenol (cardanol). 10% of the face value of the

licence or Rs. 5,000/-. wfacb ever is less.

"3> Metol.

5% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 2,500/-. which ever is less.

<"U) Monochloro Acetic Acid and its sodium 2 j% of the face value of the salts.

licence or Rs. 1,250/- which- ever is less.

-Do-

(65) Mono chloro Benzene.

<"6) Musk Ketone.

5% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 2,500/-, which- ever is less.

=167) Naphthalene.

2\% of the face value of the

licence.

<68) Nickel formate.

5% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 2,500/-, which- ever is less.

(<&)) Nitrobenzene.

2l% of the face value of the

licence.

(70) Organic acefttes, not elsewhere specified. z\% of the face value of the

licence.

{71) Ortho Dichloro Benzene.

z\% of the face value of the licence oe Rs. 1,250/-. which- ever is less.

£72) Ortho oxydiphenyl and para oxydiphenyl. 10% of the face value of the

licence.

fTZ) Ortho Toluene Suiphonamide.

5% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 2,500/-, which- ever is less-

(74) Palladium Chloride.

-do-

(75) Para aminophenol-

10% of the face value of the licence.

{76) Para Hydroxy Benzoic Acid.

2\% of the face value of the

licence.

X,n) Phenatidine and para Phenaiidine-

5% of the face value of the

licence.

*6g THfc U A t t l i ti UJh' lWLilA wil,>AURwi,.ii.. , , . - *t

I 2

(78) Phenoxy Acetic Acid and its salts.

( 79) Phenyl acetic acid.

(80) Phenyl acetamide.

(81) Phosphoric Acid.

(82) Phosphorous pentoxide. 10% of tife fi"ter TeaJueof the: . licerrce.

2$% of tile f&se valoe of the- licence or Hs-1^5®/-,which- ever is Iess~

z*'% of the fStee -salsa ml the Iicence or Rs" ", 2.5®}-, which- ever is less-

2lD'o of the fiasee wfcwr of t he licence or R i, Xr2.$t"l-, which- ever is lessv

5% of the f!"cr writae "rf the licen ce or Ks. 2,500/-, whicb- • ever is less.

(S3) Phthalate Plasticizers other than those- 2 |% of the faae ->"alw: of the- licence.

covered by list II of Appendix 28 but exclu- ding those the import of which is banned

(84) Picolinesj Beta and Gamma.

(

( 36) Potassium carbonate.

(',7) Potassium Silicate.

(88) Resorcinol.

10% of t he & te vatae of t he licence.

10% of the face -ratac of the- licence or R s. 53cwe/-, which- ever is les^

2 |% of the face *"&" of the licence or Rs-£i25O^-j> wfiich- ever ig less.

ro% of the face ¹wtaeof the licence or R". 5-eoo/-, which-- ever is less-

5% of the f a* -ntae

(89) Rubber Chemicals e.g. accelerators, anti-

oxidants, retarded.- peptisers ar.d reclaim-

ing agents.

90 Sodium Azide

91 Sodium bicarbona: of I.P. Grade

92 Sodium Chlorate

93 Sodium Monochloro acetate

94 Sorbitol

95 Strontium Carbonate

10% ©f the face wrfee ©f the- •„ licence or Fa-- 5iCt©if-" -which—

ever is IRSS^

IQ% of the few; -nSmt of the- licenceor F s. %aoaf~, whkte ever is fess.

5% of tiie ftsss ^alse rf the licence or R& 3,e©ty-j, which- ever is- fcisfe

5V cf tre fit* ->rs!** tf iJc- licence ci Ha. x&aai-3 mhich- ever is le&s.

2i?2% of the fes* -wise rf the licenc os Ksu i25 which- ever is lesSf.

BO% of t it fes* vahc ®f the

licence^

5% of the faasss vaSaw "# tbe

licence.

l" ART 1—JEC. lj lxii- U A Z . L H . I- VJ± x i . um

_,2 I 3 2 1/2% of the face value of 96 Stytene . . . . ..

the licence.

97 Succinic Acid . . . . . 5n^ of the face value of the licence or Rs.2,500/-, whicr ever is less.

D o.

98 Succinates

99 Submerged arc welding fluxes

5 /o of the face value of the

licence.

IQO Terpeneol . . . . ..

10% of the face valueof the licence or Rs. 5,QO3'-3which ever is less.

I QI Tert Butyl Catechol . . ..

IQ y0 of the face j^value^of t he

licence.

102 Terrasodium pyrophosphate and other poly-

phosphates of sodiu. ,

• IQ^'O of the face value of the licence or Rs 5,0.0,0./-, which- ever is less.

IQ3 Thanite

5% of the face vaoue of the

licence.

104 Thionyl chloride

10% of the face value of the

licence or Rs. 5,0.00/-, w h i c h- ever is less.

105. Tricrosyl PhnsphaU

10% of the face value of the

licsnee or Rs. 5,000/-^ w h i c h- ever is less.

106. Triethanelamine t i t a r a 'e and I^opropyl 10% of the face value ui -h2 titanate.

£ licence. ^

107. Trisodium phosphate] . . ..

2 1/2% of the in-.e vaiue ui m licence or Rs. 1,250 which-

ever is less.

108. Xylenols. .

. ..

10% of t he face value of t he

licence.

3 4-37 W)

Raw materials for paints :—

Appendix

29)

(a) Antimony oxide (Painters grade) .

i c% of the face^ value cf t he

licence.

(6) White spirits/Mineral turpentine ,

To be anircuncfd later.

(c) Xylene (for and uses other than phthalic 5% cf the f2Cf \ i lu cf I re anhydride)

licence.

(d) Synthetic yellow iron oxide (Pigment 10% of the face value of the m e nt yellow 42)

licence.

Appendix 24

Appendix 29

Pigment dyesturfs and cosmetic colours, the following :—

Pigment Dyestuffs:

Colour Index No.

1.  S.F. Red P2R        .     .    .  12310 "I
2.  Persian  Orange     ,     .    .  15510
3.  Lake  Searlet       .     .    .  16105
4,  Peacock  Blue        .    .     .  42090
5.  Yellow  Green  Toner      .     .  49010
6.  Lake  Magenta       .     .    .  No, CI      Import  of  these  items  will  be
                                       No.          allowed  for ar aggregate  value
 7.  Crimson  Toner     .     .     .  12825        upto 10%  of the  face  value of
 ".  Permunenl  Orange  2R.   .     .  12075        the  licence  cr  Rs.  ;,ooo/-#
 9.  S.F. Red F4 RH.  .       .    .   12420        whichever  is less.
[O.  Rubber  Blue  GNS  .     .     -  No.  CI
                                        No.

Cosmetic Colours :

1. Deep R ej . . . 12350 2. Cosmetic Green Oxide . . 77288 .

Clock oil for manufacture of pendulum clocks .

Aop^ndix 45 (Part-A)

5% rfthe face value of the lief ru© or R3. 2,5OO/-,whichever is less.

Appendix 46.

The following raw materials'ccmprnenls f fr

manufacture of storage batteries :—

1. Pig Lead 2. Antimony. 3. Antimony ore. 4. Arsenical Antimonial lead alloy 5. Special grade PVC resin (fcr manufacture

of PVC separator only).

Individual- item will l-e f lie wed 6. Glass wool mats (for the manufacture of

rubber separator only).

np'o 10% cf the f£cr valuer! the licfncrir Rs. 5 ccc-, which- 7. Battery separator, (other than PVC, Rubber ever is less.

nnd Wooden). $• Micro Sulphur 9. Pure tin.

10. Copper infpt/copper bar 11. Red Lead (for manufacture of Aircraft bat-

teries only).

Appendix 47.

The following raw materials/components for '

rmnufacture of dry battery cells :—

1. Special PVC strips and sleeves. 2. Zinc in the form of ingot, Calors and

Individual item will be allowed upto 10% of the face value of h the licence or Rs.5,000/-, which-

ever is less.

sheets. 3. Mercry. 4, Cadmium Metal. 5. Battery contacts and terminal parlt for

special purpose.

6. Lead Ingot.

(\) For Manufacture of drinking water coolers:

App^njix 48.

T i n. . . . . . • •-

5% of the face value of th*

licence

(B) For manufacture of Freezers below OC.:

Above 1 '3 HP to 3/4 HP compressor.

30% of the face value of t h:

licence

(C) For inwtfjc'ure of room air-conditioners :

2 1% of the face value of the (i¹) Thermostats above 8 amps, (for manufacture

of ij tin AT Cnlitioner).

licence.

5% ofthc face value of the licence.

(2) Piano switch

(3) Electrolytic Start Capacitors

10% of the face value of the

licence.

fD) For minufacture of sealed compressors 1/8 to

1\ H . P.

(1) Copper wire 47GA for manufacture of

relay.

10% of the face value of the licence or Rs. 5,000 whichever is lesa.

(2) Phosphor Bronze sheets/strips.

Do.

{31 Biryllium cooper sh-et/strips

Do.

<4)Bi-meta1 strips. . . . ..

Do.

(H) Fcr >ninfj'furc -

J H.P. and above.

Special bearing metal f"r bearings .

5% of the face value cf t tr

licence.

For minufacture of house service meters.

A penjix 49.

Ravi Materials :

(1) Zinc

T O% of the face value of the Ucervc= or Rs, 5,000 whichever is lcss.

(2) Tin . . . . ..

Do.

(3) Lead

Do.

Appendix 51.

(ii Griniing wheels, pining For munufactur e 21^2% of the face value of licence or Rs.1250 whichever st'mesSticks, mechanite lof ball and plates (Gap and R'ng Plates) rooller bearing! 3. iB less.

10% of the face value of the licence.

(2) Component!, such as pre- cision steel balls, finished rollers, retainers felt and rubber seals, forged arid rolled rings.

For marufactuie K% rf ire free \-Jic

whichever is less.

Rubber chemicals e.g. accele- rators, antioxidants, tretar- ders, peptisers. and reclam- ing agents (other than Hexa- mine type).

(1) Electrolytic ccppfi.

Appendix 61.

] Fcr m tn faduc 25% cf tre fr.cf vake of the [of electric licence. ) motors.

(2) Cold Rolled Dynamo grade ) Silicon Steel Sheets 1 (CRNGO). J

(1)*Electrolytic grace Ccppfr

Appendix 62.

1 Fcr manufacture 4% of the face value of the y of Transformers licence.

(2) C.R.G. electrical steel

for units havir g captive capacity for stampings.

NOTE.— In the case of units eligible to preferred sovrc-fs of supply en the basis cfth ir export performance, the maximum value limit of Rs. 5,00c cr be!c\v as indicated against the individual items will be doubled.

In respect of items fcr which the maximvm value iim.it is mcrethar Rs. 5 / 00 t ut r>r>t jnore than Rs. "•> onn ft will be raised to Ps. 10,000, fcr such exporting ur its.

M. M. SEN,

Chief Controller of Imports & Exports.

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