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The Gazette of India

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No.

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NEW DELHI, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1973/CHAITRA 12, 1895

Separate paring is given to this Part in order that it may be filed

as a separate compilation

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

PUBLIC NOTICE

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL

New Delhi, the 2nd April 1973

SUBJECT:—Import Policy for the year April, 1973—March, 1974.

No. 46-ITC (PN)/73.—The Import Trade Control Policy for the year April 1973—March

1974 is contained in Volumes I and II annexed to this Public Notice.

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SUBJECT.—Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1973-74-

No. 47-ITC (PN)/73.—A revised edition of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules

and Procedure is issued under this Public Notice.

SUBJECT :—Books, magazines and journals—Import Policy for the year April 1973—Marc/11974

No. 51-ITC (PN)/73—Attention is invited to the Import Policy for books, magazines and

journals (S. Nos. 169-170 (IV) as contained in the Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book-^Vol. I)

for April 1973—March 1974, announced under Ministry of Commerce Public Notice No. 46-ITC

(PN)/73 dated 2-4-73.

2. The following amendments shall be made in the Import Trade CD itrol Policy (Red Book—

Vol. I) for April 1973—March 1974 at the appropriate places :—

FageNo. of

Vol. I of the

Red Book.

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Reference

Section IV, S. Nos. 169-170/IV

Column 3.

Section V, Appendix 21, para 1,

line 2.

Section V, Appendix 21

Details of amendments

For "150% plus

supplementary licences."

Read "100% plus supplementary licences."

For "150 per ceirfi

Read "100 per cent"

(1) The existing sub-paragraph 7(0) may be

deemed to have been substituted by the

following :—

"7(c) Licences will be issued on the follow-

ing basis :—

(i) In the case of applicants who had been

in the internal trade of books for one

complete year within the

period

specified under paragraph (a) above, 20

per cent of their annual purchase turn-

over as certified by the

Chartered

Accountant or Rs. 2 lakhs whichever

is more ;

(ii) In the case of applicants who had been

in the

internal trade of books for

two consecutive complete years within

the period specified under paragraph

(a) above, 30 per cent of their annual

purchase turnover as certified by the

Chartered Accountant or Rs. 3 lakhs

whichever is more ;

(iii) In the case of applicants who had

been in the internal trade of books for

three consecutive complete years or

more within the period specified under

paragraph (a) above, 40 per cent of

their annual purchase turnover as

certified by the Chartered Accountant

or Rs. 4 lakhs whichever is more.

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Red Book

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Reference

:tion V, Appendix ax,

List II

Details of amendments

(2) The existing Sub-paragraph 8 (i) (e) may-

be deemed to have been substituted by the

following:—

"8(1) (e)—A certificate from the Chartered

Accountant showing the following parti-

culars ".—

(i) Name of the books printed on the Im-

ported newsprint.

(ii) The size of the book, the total number

of pages In each book.

(HI) Total print run for each title.

(iv) Total quantity of newsprint Imported,

its size and grammage and account of

its utilization.

(v) Quantity and value of imported news-

print, in hand.

(vi) The value of unutilized licence for

newsprint."

(3) The existing para 9 may be deemed to

have been substituted by the following:—

"9. The imtorters should send to the

Ministry of Education and Social Wel-

fare , New Delhi, a copy each of all

indents and invoices in respect of the

titles imported by them during 1971-72

and 1972-73 along with a summary of

such titles of which 200 or more copies

have been imported by them in 1972-

73. The summary should indicate the

full name of the author, the title, is

the price, actual quantities imported and

the total value of such imports during

1972-73. This recJulrWent shall apply

only

to those Importers who had

obtained

quota and supplementary

licences for S.Nos. 169-70/IV for a

total value of Rs. 10 lakhs or more

during 1972-73."

The existing List II may be deemed to have

been substituted by the revised List II as

in-corporated in the Annexure to this

Public Notice.

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ANNHXURB

LIST—II

Standard technical books or books of reference concerning law and legal practice or for use in

ction with medical practice, scientific research of industrial process the import of which will

emitted against supplementary licences issued for S. Nos. 169-170/IV—Categories of.

Agricultural Science & Animal Husbandry.

(a) Animal Husbandry/Livestock

(b) Agricultural Botany

(c) Horticulture & Gardening

(d) Dairy Fanning and Dairy products.

(e) Entomology

(f) Forestry & Wood Technology

(g) Plant Pathology & Cytology

(h) Poultry Farming

(i) Stock Breeding & Fisheries

(j) Canning & Preservation of fruits and

fruit products

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(k) Sericulture

(11 Bee keeping.

Applied & Fine Arts.

fa) Handicrafts

fb) Photography & Reprography

(c) Commercial Arts

(d) Civic and Landscape Arts

(e) Plastic and Graphic Arts

(f) Furnishing and Interior Decoration

(g) Dance, Drama, Stage Craft and Chor-

eography

(h) Music (both Vocal & Instrumental)

(i) Painting and Drawing

Q) Modelling and Sculpture.

Applied Science.

(a) Archaeology

(b) Museology

(c) Archival Science

(d) Printing, Binding & Publishing

(c) Journalism.

(f) Library Science.

Business Organisation, Industrial Manage-

(a) Accounting/Auditing/Accountancy

ment and Public Administration.

(b) Business Management

(c) Banking & Finance

(d) Commerce

(e) Publicity and Advertisement

(f) Sales & Distribution

(g) Civil & Public Administration

(n) Organisations & Methods.

Education.

(a) Educational Psychology

(b) Pedagogy—Theory & Practice

(c) Physical Educa3orr*4Ucic»tion

(d) Teaching Arts.

Engineering & Technology.

(a) Aeronautics

(b) Town & Country Planning & Architec-

ture.

fc) Chemical Engineering & Technology

(d) Automobile Engineering

(c) Electrical Engi««ering

(f) Electronics, Radio, Wireless & Television

(g) Mechanical Engineering

fh) Mining Engineering

(i) Nuclear Energy

(j) Petroleum Engineering

(k) Textile Engineering

(1) Material Engineering

fm) Nuclear Engineering & Technology

(n) Hydraulics

(o) Telecommunication

(p) Civil and Struaural Engineering

(q) Highway Engineering

(rj Transport Engineering

(s) RefrigeraDon & Pneumatic Technology

ft) Workshop Practice

(u) Machine & Machine Tools Designing

and Construction

fv) Instrument Technology

fw) Mineral Engineering

fx) Automation and Servo-Mcchanism

(y) Cybarnetics

(z) Metallurgy

(aa) Textile Technology

(bb) Manufacturing Process

(cc) Plastic Technology

fdd) Silicate Technology

(ee) Ceramics

(ff) Leather Technology

(gg) Agricultural Engineering

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(hh) Applied Geology & Geophysics

(ii) Naval Architecture & Dockyard Con-

struction.

(ij) Reproduction Engineering

(kk) Assembly & Construction Technology

(11) Space Research & Satellite Engineering.

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(b) Philosophy—Eastern & Western

(c) Logic

(d) History

(c) Geography & Cartography

(f) Law & Legal Affairs (National & Inter-

national)

(g) Ontology & Methodology

(h) Ethics.

Medical Sciences

(a) Anatomy & Physiology

(b) Childcare & Pediatrics

c) Dentology

d) Ear, Nose and Throat

e) Embrvoloitv

f) Health

(g) Gynaecology & Obstretrics

(h) Nursing

(i) Histology

CD Ophthalmology

(k) Psychiatry

(I) Pharmacology

(mj Pharmacy

(n) Therapeutics & Texkology

(0; Medicine

(p) Surgery

fq) Biology

(r) Biochemistry.

Military Sciences and its History

(•) Air , Naval & Military Engineering and

Technology

(b) Anns & Ammunition & equipment

(cj Military History

(d) Military Strategies & Modern Technique*

of Warfare.

Pure Sciences

(a) Physic*

(b) Chemistry

c) Mathematics

d) Statistics & Documentation

e) Astronomy & Allied Sciences

f) Soil Sciences

(g) Palentology

(h) Zoology

(i) Geology

(0 Botany.

Reference Books

(a) Bibliographies

(b) Who's Who & Current Affairs

c) Gazetteers

d) Encyclopaedia

e) Dictionaries

(f) Atiases

(g) Language & Phrase Books

(h) Books in print s & Catalogues

(i) Books on classification of books

(i) Grammar Books.

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Social Sciences

rext-Books recommended in Universities,

Institutions of Higher Learning & Schools

(a) Psychology including para & Pseudo

Psychology.

(b) Anthropology

(c) Political Sciences

(d) Economics

(e) Home Sciences

(f) Sociology & Social Institutions

(g) Culture & Civilisation

Subjects prescribed by various Universi-

ties and Schools.

S. G. BOSE MULLICK,

Chief Controller of Imports & Exports.

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