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REGISTERED No. D. (D)-72

The Gazette of India

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section I

No. 60] NEW DELHI, MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1975/CHAITRA 17, 1897

Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filled as a separate compilation.

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

IMPORT TRADE CONTROL POLICY FOR

APRIL, 1975—MARCH, 1976

SECTION I

GENERAL IMPORT POLICY AND LICENSING

SYSTEM

PART 'A'

Objective

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

(Import Trade Control)

PUBLIC NOTICE

New Delhi, the 7th April, 1975

SUBJECT : Import Policy for the year April, 1975—

March, 1976.

No. 21—ITC(PN)/75.—The Import Trade Control Policy for the year April, 1975—March, 1976 is contained in Volumes I and II annexed to this Public Notice.

[File No. TPC(Genl.16)/75]

B. D. KUMAR,

Chief Controller of Imports & Exports.

The import policy for this year has been framed, keeping in view three principal objectives, namely (a) to make import policy more responsive to the needs of stepping up of industrial production and diversion of such production to export markets as far as possible; (b) to encourage import substitution by eliminating non-essential imports; and (c) to eliminate delay in providing import licences for raw materials, etc. While the basic framework of import policy remain¹! the same as last year, a number of changes in procedures and content have been made in response to the above objectives. It is hoped that these changes would not only increase the efficiency of the import

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control system by cutting out delays, but also contri- bute to realising ihe country's overall economic objec- tives in the coming year.

2. Due to sharp increase in prices of imports in 1973-74 and the earlier part of 1974-75, the country's balance of payments has been under severe pressure. In this situation, apart from measures to increase export earnings, it is also necessary to reduce non-essential or avoidable imports as far as possible. While it is the intention of the Government to meet all essential requirements for accelerating the rate of growth of production, it is necessary to highlight the need to reduce the dependence on imports. There could also arise the need, depending on the performance of exports, to further restrict imports, should it become necessary in order to safe- guard our balance of payments situation.

7. Existing units are those which have the installed machinery and have been getting import licences/ release orders. If a unit has obtained allotment of imported raw materials or components through the State Trading Corporation or the Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation 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, namely, April, 1973—March 1974 and April, 1974—March, 1975, it will be treated as air existing unit. If an industrial unit has not received any import licence for raw materials and compo- nents or allotment of imported raw material s/compo- nents for any of the two licensing periods mentioned above for any valid reasons, such unit may also be treated as an existing unit by the licensing authority on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority con- cerned, provided they had been in production during the aforesaid two licensing periods.

Consumption Certificates :

3. Unlike last year, the import policy for this year provides for annual licensing, except in the case of new/proposed units. Since a number of changes have been introduced in the actual users as well as registered exporters policy, applicants are requested to read the relevant sections carefully before applying for import licences.

Definition and scope

Actual Users (Industrial) :

4. Actual users (industrial) are those who require raw materials, components* accessories and spare parts for their own use in an industrial manufacturing process. For purposes of issue of import licences, actual users (industrial) are classified into the follow- ing three categories :—

(i) Those which are registered with the Director General of Technical Development (herein- after referred to as "D.G.T.D. units").

(ii) Those which are registered with the Direc- tors of Industries or other sponsoring autho- rities in their respective States as small •cale units (hereinafter referred to as "small scale units", and

(iii) Others (i.e. non-DGTD, non-SSI units).

New Units:

5. New units are those which have the requisite machinery installed, but which did not receive import licences/release orders for raw materials, components and spares for the periods April, 1973—March. 1974 or April, 1974—March, 1975.

Proposed units:

6. Proposed units are those which have not installed the requisite machinery, but which have made arrangements In respect of premises, power, etc., and have placed firm orders or opened letters of credit for the purchase/import of machinery.

8. Actual users are required to produce consump- tion certificates in the form prescribed in Appendix 2 showing the c.i.f, value of imported raw materials and components consumed by a unit during a given period of time duly certified by a Chartered Ac- countant or Cost Accountant in practice who is not a partner or an employee of the applicant firm or its ~ associates. (Such consumption certificate may be certified by the sponsoring authority concerned in the case of small scale units.) A Cost Accountant must be a member of the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India, Calcutta, and duly authorised to undertake practice. In the consumption certifi- cate, the value of consumption should be separately indicated for steel and non-steel items. The value of consumption should only represent the c.i.f. value of imported raw materials and,components. These should have been either imported against the unit's own actual user licences or obtained from the canalising agencies concerned against release orders issued in favour of the unit by the Licensing Authori- ties, or licences/release orders obtained as registered exporter and/or nominee-manufacturer under the ResMwd Exporters policy. Imported raw materials, and components received/obtained through eligible export houses, including export corporations of State/Centrn¹ Government under the import policy for Registered Exporters may also be included in the consumption certificate. Tn all cases, only the c.i.f. value of imported raw maferinls and components and not the actual purchase price, should be shown. Tn respect of steel items, other than stainless steel items, the consumption certificate should be in the form prescribed in Schedule H to Appendix 41 of this Book.

9. Tf the unntili-.ed valne of import licence(s) issued to the unit for the .Rupee Pavment Area, or under U. K Credit, was surrendered, such valws

shall be taken as consumption, for the purpose of determining the entitlement of a unit, similarly, if supplies against release orders were not made, wholly or partially, by the canalising agency due to non-avail- ability of the material and documentary evidence to this effect is produced from the canalising agency, the value of such release orders to the extent to which supplies were not made against them shall be taken as consumption, for determining the entitlement of the unit.

PART 'B¹

Import of raw materials and components

Basis of Licensing :

12. The basis on Which licences/release orders

will be issued to actual users (industrial) in 1975-76

will be as follows :—

(A) "Select" Industries

(i) I >.G.T.I). Units (Existing)

Automatic Licensing :

Introduction :

10. In the import policy for 1975-76, an important procedural innovation has been introduced for licensing of actual users' requirements of raw materials and components. Under this policy, all actual users will be given a licence based on their past consumption or past licences, whichever is lower, without having to apply to the sponsoring authorities, e.g., D.G.T.D. Such licences would be available to all actual users who are otherwise eligible for actual users' licences, and it would be the endeavour of the Government to issue these licences within a short period after the receipt of applications. For convenience, these licences which would be issued directly by the Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, or the Regional Licensing Authorities, as the case may be, i.e. without the applications being routed through the sponsoring authorities, has been described as "automatic licences". The specific procedure for application and grant of licences for various categories of actual users is given in the succeeding paragraphs,

11. Apart from these automatic licences, units belonging to the industries in the select list, shown in Appendix I, would also be eligible to apply for supplementary licences. The list of 'select' industries shown in Appendix I replaces the list of priority industries which was introduced after the devaluation 'of rupee in June, 1966. A more neutral term than the term 'priority industries' used hitherto has been used, for this purpose, because a number of industries of high priority in the present context, as well as industries producing items of mass consumption, which do not require imported raw materials, have not been included in the list. Applications for supplementary licensing would have to be made to sponsoring autho- rities concerned who, after careful scrutiny, would re- commend the amount of supplementary licences to be provided to particular units in "select" industries. iTie sponsoring authorities may recommend rejection f the applications for supplementary licences, if they satisfied that no such licences need be issued, rly, the amount of supplementary licences issued :ase of different industries may differ, depend- . production programme, stocks, Government dves with respect to a particular industry, avaii- ity of foreign exchange and other relevant consi- ^railons. A somewhat more simplified policy will

oe followed in respect of smaH scale industries.

13. All existing D.G.T.D. units belonging to the 'select' industries will submit their applications for raw materials and components direct to the Chief Con- troller of Imports & Exports, New Delhi, in the appropriate foim and manner prescribed in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76. These units should make their applications, on an annual basis, for raw materials and components end-product-wise (including the related end-products) by way of claiming replenishment of imported raw materials and components xonsumed by the units during the period April, 1974—March, 1975. The consumption certificates should be in the form given in Appendix 2 of this Book, duly certified by a Chattered Accountant/Cost Accountant in practice.

14. The value of licences/release orders against such applications will be determined on the basis of (l) c.i.f. value of actual'consumption of imported raw materials and components during the period 1974-75 or (ii) the value of actual user licences/release orders obtained for that period plus the value of REP licences obtained by the unit during 1974-75 against its own exports including the value adjusted against repeat operation, whichever is less. The modes of financing and the items covered by thr licences/release orders will be the same as were allowed to the units concerned during April, 1974— March, 1975. However, items which are not per- missible during the year 1975-76, may be excluded from such licences/release orders.

15. It will not bo necessary for the applicant writs to show the utilisation of the liccnces/releasa orders issued to them previously.

16. In the case of units which did not apply for any licence/release order for the period 1974-75, f"r some reason or the other, or whose applications ft that period bavs been finally rejected, the varae of licences/release orders for 1975-76 will be determined on the basis of (i) c.i.f. value of actual consumption of imported raw materials and components during the period 1974-75 or (ii) the value of actual uier licences/release orders obtained for 1973-74 plus the value of REP licences obtained by the unit during 1973-74 against its own exports, whichever is less. Similarly, in the case of unlta whose application*

for October, 1974—March, 1975 are still pending, it will be open to the units to apply for issue of automatic licences on the basis of the value of licences/release orders obtained by them for 1973-74.

Commissioner, Bombay, the Chairman, Tea Board, Calcutta, the Chairman, Coffee Board, Bangalore, the lion & Steel Controller, Calcutta, etc.

(lii) Small Scale Units (Existing)

Automatic and Supplementary licensing :

17. In the case of units which came into existence during 1974-75 only, licences/release orders may be issued on the basis of value of licences/release orders obtained by the units concerned for th" period April, 1974—March, 1975, even if the value of consumption of raw materials and components, if any, may be lower lhan the value of licences/release orders issued for 1974-75.

18. The last date for receipt of applications will be

the 31st August, 1975.

Supplementary Licensing :

19. In respect of 'select' industries and IDA indus- tries (listed in Appendix 53 of this Book), applica- tions tor supplementary licences for raw materials and components will also be considered, on the recom- mendation of'the DGTD.

20. Such applications should be made through the DGTD, indicating clearly the reasons for additional requirement of raw materials and components. Information regarding export performance, production programme relating to the end-products concerned, the requirement of raw materials or components for such production, stocks in hand, stocks in the pipe- line, value of automatic licences/release orders obtained or expected to be obtained for 1975-76 and the value of unutilised licences/release orders, etc., in hand should also be furnished, along with the applications.

21. Applications for supplementary licences should be made in the appropriate form and manner prescribed in the I.T.C. Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1975-76, accompanied by consumption certificates in the form given in Appendix 2 of this Book. These applications may be made simultaneously with the applications for grant of automatic licences or separately.

22. The last date for receipt of applications for supplementary licences will be the 31st October, 1975.

(ii) Non-DGTD, Non-SSI Unite (Existing)

23. The procedure for submission of applications and the basis for issue of licences/release orders to these units will be the same as in the case of existing DGTD units. Applications for supplementary licences will, however, have to be submitted through the sponsoring authorities concerned, i.e. the Textile 24. Units belonging to the "select industries" in the small scale sector, and also units which are engaged in industries categorised as 'IDA industries', will submit their applications for raw materials and components required by them for the period April, 1975—March, 1976, in the prescribed appropriate form and manner given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1975-76, to the regional licensing authorities concerned. The appli- cations should be accompanied by consumption certificate in the form given in Appendix 2 of this Book and duly certified by a Chartered Accountant or Cost Accountant in practice. These will be com- bined applications for automatic and supplementary licences/release orders.

25. The value of licences/release orders to be issued against such applications will be determined on the basis of (i) c.i.f. value of actual consumption of imported raw materials and components during the period 1974-75 or (ii) the value of actual user licences/release orders obtained for that period, including the value availed of under the facility of "repeat operation", plus the value of REP licences obtained by the unit during 1974-75 against its own exports, including the value adjusted against the "repeat operation", whichever is less, plus 10% of such entitlement. However, in the case of units whose capacity has not been assessed and want licences on the basis of assessed capacity on a single-shift basis, instead of the above basis, will be eligible to obtain licences on the basis of assessed capacity. Similarly, in the case of units whose capacity has already been assessed during 1974-75, licences/release orders for the period April, 1975—March, 1976 may be issued on the basis of the assessed capacity. The licences/release orders will be issued for the same items as appeared in the licences/release orders, issued to th= units for 1974-75, except that the items which are not permissible during the period April, 1975— March, 1976, may be excluded from such licences/ release - orders. However, in respect of restricted* items, import will be allowed as per the policy applicable during the current period.

26. Import licences will be granted under the modes

of financing indicated below :

(i) Entitlements Free foreign upto Rs. 10,000 exchange.

(ii) Entitlements 50% under free above foreign exchange Rs. 10,000 (subject to a minimum and up to of Rs. 10,000) Rs. 50,000. and the balance

under U.K. Credit.

(iii) Entitlements (i) 50% under free

exceeding foreign exchange. Rs. 50,000/-. (ii) 30% under U.K. Credit.

33. The last date for receipt of applications will

be the 31st August, 1975.

(B) Other than "Select Industries"

(iii) 20% under Rupee Payment Area.

27. In the case of units engaged in industries cate- gorised as 'IDA industries', licences may be granted to the extent of 75% of the entitlement under the free foreign exchange, subject to a minimum of Rs. 10,000, and the balance under U.K. Credit.

28. In the case of exporting units, eligible for pre- ferred sources of financing, licences may be granted to the extent of 75% of the entitlement under the free foreign exchange, subject to a minimum of Rs. 10,000, and the balance under U.K. Credit.

29. For the purpose of grant of "automatic licen- ces" as indicated above, it will not be necessary to show utilisation of the previous set of licences/release orders.

30. In the case of units which did not apply for any licence/release order for the period 1974-75, for some reason or the other, or whose applications made during that period have been finally rejected, the value of licences/release orders for 1975-76 will be determined on the basis of (i) c.ii. value of actual consumption of imported raw materials and components during the period 1974-75 or (ii) the value of actual users licences/release orders obtained for 1973-74 plus the value of REP licences obtained by the unit during 1973-74 against its own exports, whichever is less. Similarly, in the case of units whose applications for October, 1974—March, 1975 are still pending, it will be open to the units to apply for issue of automatic and supplementary licences on the basis of the value of licences/release orders obtained by the unit for 1973-74.

31. In the case of units which came into existence during 1974-75 only, licences/release orders may be issued on the basis of value of licences/release orders obtained by the units concerned for the period April, 1974—March, 1975, even if the value of consump- tion of imported raw materials and components, if any, may be lower than the value of licences/release orders issued for 1974-75.

32. It will be open to the licensing authorities to ask for confirmation of the consumption certificates from the State Director of Industries, or other spon- soring authorities concerned, in cases where it is considered necessary.

(i) DGTD units (Existing) Automatic Licensing :

34. The existing units bome on the books of the DGTD will submit applications for import of raw materials and components direct to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, in the appro- priate form and manner prescribed in the ITC Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76. Applica- tions should be made for raw materials and components end-product-wise (including related end-products) by way of claiming replenishment ot imported raw materials and components consumed by the units during the period April, 1974—March, 1975. Consumption certificate should be furnished along with the applications in the form prescribed in Appendix 2 of this Book, duly certi- fied by a Chartered/Cost Accountant in practice. The value of licences/release orders will be determined against such applications on the basis of (i) c.i.f. value of actual consumption of imported raw materials and components during the period 1974-75 or (ii) the value of actual user licences/release orders obtained for that period plus the value of REP licences obtained by the unit during 1974-75 against its own exports, including the value adjusted against Repeat operation, whichever is less. Import licences will be granted under the same modes of financing and for the same items allowed during the period April, 1974—March, 1975, except that items import of which is not per- missible during the period April, 1975—March, 1976 may be excluded from such licences.

35. For the purpose of grant of automatic licences as indicated above, it will not be necessary to show utilisation of the previous set of licences/release orders.

36. In the case of units which did not apply for any licences for the period April, 1974—March, 1975, for some reason or the other or whose applications made during that period have been finally rejected, the value of licences/release orders for 1975-76 will be deter- mined on the basis of 0) c.i.f. value of actual consumption of imported raw materials and compo- nents during the period 1974-75, or (ii) the value of actual users licences/release orders obtained for 1973- 74 plus the value of REP licences obtained by the unit during 1973-74 against its own exports, whichever is less. Similarly, in the case of units whose applications for October, 1974—March, 1975 are still pending, it will be open to the units to apply for issue of automatic licences on the basis of the value of licences/release orders obtained by the unit for 1973-74.

37. In the case of units which came into existence during 1974-75 only, licences/release orders may be issued on the basis of value of licences/release orders

obtained by the units concerned for the period April, 1974—March, 1975, even if the value of consumption of raw materials and components, if any, may be lower than the value of licences/release orders issued for 1974-75.

38. The last date for receipt of the application*

will be 31st August, 1975.

(ii) Small Scale units (existing)

Automatic Licensing :

43. In the case of the units which did not apply for any licence for the period April, 1974—March, 1975 for some reason or the other or whose appli- cations made during that period have been finally rejected, the value of licences/release orders will be determined on the basis of (i) c.i.f. value of actual consumption of imported raw materials and compo- nents during the period 1974-75, or (ii) the value of actual users licences/release orders obtained for 1973-74 plus the value of REP licences obtained by the unit during 1973-74 against its own exports, whichever is less. Similarly, in the case of units whose applications for October, 1974—March, 1975 are still pending, it will be open to the units to apply for issue of automatic licences on the basis of the value of licences/release orders obtained by the "nit for 1973-74.

44. In the case of units which came into existence during 1974-75 only, licences/release orders may be issued on the basis of value of licences/release orders obtained by the units concerned for the period April, 1974—March, 1975, even if the value of consump- tion of raw materials and components, if any, may be lower than the value of licences/release orders issued for 1974-75.

(iii) Non-DGTD/Non-SSI units (Existing) 45. The policy for grant of licences to this cate- gory of actual users will be the same as indicated in paras (34) to (38) above in respect of DGTTD units.

New Unite

DGTD, Non-DGTD, Non-SSI units :

39. Industries other than "Select Industries" in the small scale sector will be eligible to apply on the basis of consumption of imported raw materials and components during the period April, 1974—March, 1975. Suqh units should apply in the prescribed form and manner given in the I.T.C. Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76, direct to the re- gional licensing authorises concerned. The value of licences/release orders to be issued against such implications will be determined on the basis of (i) c.'.f. value of actual consumption of imported raw materials and components during the period 1974-75 or (ii) the value of actual user licences/release orders obtained for that period including the value availed of under the facility of "repeat operation" plus the value of REP licences obtained by the unit during 1974-75 against its own exports, including the value adjusted against the "repeat operation", whichever is less. Import licences/release orders will be issued for the same items appearing in previous licences/ release orders, except that the items which are not permissible during April, 1975—March, 1976, may bj excluded from such licences/release orders. In respect of restricted items, import will be allowed as per policy applicable during the current period.

40. Import licences will be granted under the modes of financing as indicated in paras 26—28 above.

41. It will be open to the licensing authorities to ask for confirmation of the consumption certificates from the State Directors of Industries or other sponsoring authorities, in cases, where it is considered necessary.

42. For the purpose of grant of automatic licences as indicated above, it will not be necessary to show utilisation of the previous set of licences/release orders.

46. In the case of new units both in "select" and "non-select industries", licences/release orders cover- ing the requirements for the first half of the licens- ing period 1975-76 will be granted on the recom- mendation of the sponsoring authority concerned.

47. Applications for the first half of 1975-76 should be submitted lo the sponsoring authority on or before 30th September, 1975. The second appli- cation covering the requirements for the second half of the licensing period should also be submitted through the sponsoring authority during the second half of the licensing period.

Small Scale Units ^New)

48. SSI units both in 'select' and 'non-select' industries, should submit their applications for raw materials and components through the sponsoring authorities for the first half of the licensing period 1975-76. The basis of licensing for small scale

units in relation to the value of installed machinery will be as indicated below :—

(a) Chemicals, drugs and medicines .

and pesticide formulations. 100%

(b) Electronic components, electronic and electro-medical instrument industry. 70%

(c) Other industries. 40%

The above percentages are subject to a maximum ol Rs. 1 lakh for each hah* year in the case of "select industries" and Rs. 1 lakh per annum in the case of others.

49. Applications for the first half of 1975-76 should be submitted to the sponsoring authority con- cerned on or before 30th September, 1975.

50. Applications covering the requirements for the second hah* of the licensing period should also be made through the sponsoring authority concerned during the second hah* of the licensing period.

Proposed Units

51. In the case of proposed units, whether they are DGTD units, SSI units or non-DGTD, non-SSI units, the first import licence/release order will be issued only after the sponsoring authority certifies that the units have made firm arrangements for premises, power and water supply, etc., and have placed firm orders, backed by letter of credit or advance payment, etc., for the purchase/import of machinery, and also the unit have made reasonable financial arrangements for going into production. The second set of licences will be issued only after the requisite machinery has been installed and the unit has gone into production¹. Appli- cations should be submitted to the licensing authority concerned through the sponsoring authority. The basis of licensing will be the same as in the case of new units, as indicated in the preceding paragraphs.

IDA Industries

52. Units in the large scale sector belonging to these industries (listed in Appendix—53) will submit their applications for grant of automatic licences to the CCI&E, New Delhi, as indicated in para 13 pertaining to DGTD units. These industries will also be eligible for supplementary licences and they will submit their applications as indicated in para 19 applicable to DGTD units falling under the "select industries". These industries will submit consolidated applications for raw materials and components, including iron and steel and ferro-alloys, to the CCI&E, New Delhi, who will issue separate licences for steel and non-steel items. The units should submit separate consumption certificates in respect of steel and non-steel items.

PART 'C

Import of spares

^Select" and "other than Select" indivtries :

53. Units in the "Select" and "non-Select" indus- tries both in the large scale and small scale sectors should submit separate applications for the import of spare parts. Such applications should be made direct to the licensing authorities concerned, on an annual basis covering the requirement of the units for the period April, J 975-—March, 1976.

54. The applications should be submitted in the ap- propriate form and manner prescribed in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76, and should be accompanied by Chartered Accountant's certificates giving particulars of machinery as indicated in Appendix 13 of the I.T.C. Hand Boole of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76.

Bails of licensing :

55. The entitlement for spare parts will be deter- mined on the basis of 5% of the value of imported machinery if it was imported before 1970 and at 3%, if it was acquired in 1970 and subsequently. In the case of indigenous machinery, having imported components, the value of spares will be calculated at the rate of 1%, of the purchase price in the case of small scale units and $% of the purchase price in the case of other units.

56. If any unit requires imparted spare parts in excess of the value calculated on the above basis, the applications should be routed through the sponsoring authority concerned with full justification for licences for higher values and other relevant details. The spon- soring authority will recommend such cases in the pro- forma given in Appendix 66. All such cases for additional licences for spare parts will be referred to and decided by the Special Committee prwided over by the CCI&E.

57. The last date for receipt of applications for Im- port of spare parts for regular as well as additional licences will be the 31st August, 1975.

the provisions contained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76.

Import licences for emergency spare parts :

Scope of licences for spare parts:

58. Licences issued to actual users for spare parts will be valid for the import of permissible spare parts including consumable spare parts required for the plant, machinery and equipment installed or used in the licence holder's factory, including spare parts of ancil- lary equipment, control and laboratory equipment and safety appliances. Spare parts specifically shown as non-permissible under the policy for actual users in Section II will not be allowed. There are a number of S. Nos. in the I.T.C. Schedule which include finished products as well as parts thereof. Of these, certain S. Nos. have not been shown in Section II of the Red Book (Volume I) and their import policy is, therefore, treated as 'nil' in terms of paragraph 78 of this Book. It may be clarified that the 'Nil* policy applies to the finished products under the rele- vant S. Nos. This does not mean that the import of spare parts also is non-permissible. However, where in respect of an item of spare parts, it is clearly indi- cated that the import will not be allowed, only such item will be treated as non-permissible. Import of such non-permissible spares will, however, be allowed up to 10% of the face value of such licences, subject to the condition that the value of a single item of spares will not exceed Rs. 50,000. It will not be necessary for the applicant to furnish a list of spare parts to be imported. No list of spares will be attached to the licence.

61. Applications for grant of licences for import of emergency spares i.e. spare parts required on an immediate basis to overcome an emergency breakdown of production machinery, including the breakdown which is unavoidable for technical reasons in course of a month's period, will also be considered from actual users (industrial) as and when received. This facility will also apply to application's for emergency spare parts for machine tools. Applications for import of emergency spares need not be routed through the spon- soring authority and can be made direct to the licensing authorities.

62. The maximum value limit upto which import licences under this provision may be issued to a unit in the course of a licensing period will be as under :—

(i) Rs. 25,000 in the case of large scale units borne on the books of the DGTD, the Textile Commissioner or the Jute Commis- sioner and other non-SSI units having a capital investment of more than Rs. 7,5 lakhs.

(ii) Rs. 10,000 in the case of small scale

units.

Additional facility for import of spare parts :

59. Import licences for raw materials and compo- nents issued to actual users (industrial) will be valid for import of permissible spare parts to the extent of 10% of the value of such licences, within the overall value of licences, in terms of the provisions contained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76.

60. Wherever a release order has been issued for raw materials and components to an actual user (indus- trial), it will be open to him to ask for conversion of a value not exceeding 10% of the value of the release order into licence for import of spares in terms of 63. In each application, the applicant should indicate the value of emergency licences already obtained by him during the licensing period. The applicant should also furnish a list of spare parts sought to be imported under this provision, so that import licences could be granted along with the list of emergency spares without going into the indigenous availability.

64. The provisions of this paragraph will also apply to the import of emergency spares required by publishers of books, newspapers and periodicals, film studios and quality printers.

65. The detailed procedure for grant of emer- gency licences for spare part^ to actual users is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76.

PART 'D'

Export efforts by industries :

was below 5% of their production during 1974-75 or calendar year 1974, will be liable to a cut of 10% in their allocation of imported raw materials and com- pon'ents during 1975-76.

70. The above provisions of compulsory export

obligation will, however, not apply to—

(a) Small scale units ; and

(b) Other units who have not completed five

years in production.

Eligible exports

66. Any unit falling in the list of "Select industries" which exported 20% or more of its produc- tion during 1974-75 or the calendar year 1974 will be eligible for preferred sources of financing for import of raw materials and components. In the case of units not covered by the list of "Select Industries", which exported 20% or more of their production during the above period and the end-—• products of which are covered by the import policy for, registered exporters, will be eligible for preferred treatment in the matter of allocation of raw materials and components as applicable to "Select Industries". Such units will also be eligible for preferred sources of supply in the matter of import of raw materials and components. These facilities will not be available to the units engaged in the production of (i) stainless steel products and (ii) Nylon fabrics. Cellulose fabrics and blended fabrics from mixture of cotton/cellulosic fibre or yarn/nylon/polyester fibre or yarn,

67. In the case of units which are exporting 20% or more of their production, import of restricted items will be allowed, if otherwise permissible, for a value twice the value which is normally permis- sible to other small scale units but within the overall entitlement of the unit.

71. For the purpose of determining export per-

formance :—

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

(ii) Supplies of indigenous materials at inter- national prices under arrangements approved by Government, will be counted as exports ;

(iii) Supplies of indigenous materials to holders of valid import licences under approved arrangements will be counted as exports ;

(iv) Supplies made by Indian firms against IBRD/IDA aided projects in India will be counted as exports ;

Import assistance to industries which are export

oriented :

68. Industries which are export oriented like tea, coffee, jute textiles, cotton textiles, cashew, coir products, sugar and unmanufactured tobacco, will continue to receive all necessary assistance in regard to their import requirements in order to help produc- tion for export as hitherto.

(v) Supplies made by Indian 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 ; and

Compulsory export effort by certain industries :

69. The industries listed in Appendix 10 of this Book are in a position to increase their contribution to overseas sales. The import entitlement of individual units (1) in the case of industries covered by Part-A of Appendix 10, whose export performance was below 10% of their production during 1974-75 or calendar year 1974, and (2) those covered by Part-B of Appendix 10 whose export performance S/12 GI/75—2

(vi) Export to Bangaladesh under Limited Pay- ments Arrangements, Balanced Trade and Payments Arrangement and other exports which qualify for REP licences will be counted as exports.

72. The procedure for submission of evidence of the export performance in relation to production has been indicated in Appendix 70 of this book.

73. The last date for receipt of applications under

this provision will be 31st August, 1975.

PART *E'

Special Facilities To S.S.I. Units

(iii) The modes of financing against which

licences will be issued to these units will

be as applicable to exporting units.

Assessment of capacity of SSI units :

74. In the case of small scale units falling in the list

of "Select Industries" and also the units falling in the

list of industries categorised as I.D.A. industries, the

requirements for raw materials and components will

be determined having regard to the assessment of

capacity on a single shift basis by the Development

Commissioner, Small Scale Industries, New Delhi, in

consultation with the State Director of Industries and

subject to further scrutiny by the Special Committee

in the Office of the C.C.I. & E., New Delhi. The

procedure for assessment of capacity is detailed in

Appendix 68.

(iv) In the case of units whose entitlement is

Rs. 20,000 or less, import licence will be

granted for the entire value under free foreign

exchange.

(v) The units will be eligible for preferred pricing for supply of canalised materials by the canalising agencies against release orders.

(vi) The detailed procedure for import of raw

materials, components and spares applicable

to such units is given in Appendix 65,

(vii) The districts/areas declared as backward

areas is given in Annexure to Appendix 65.

Special facilities for industries set up in back-

ward areas and for industries set up by

engineering graduates, diploma holders in

engineering and science graduates and ex-

service personnel:

75. Applications for import of machinery will be considered on a liberal basis from industrial units set up in backward areas and also by engineering graduates, diploma holders in engineering and science graduates and ex-service personnel.

76. Applications for import of raw materials and

components from units referred to above will

be considered on a comparatively liberal basis to the

extent indicated below :—

(i) The basis of licensing in relation to the value of installed machinery in respect ol small scale units irrespective of the fact whether the industry is reserved for small scale sector or not, under this provision will be as under :—-

(a) Chemicals, drugs and medicines and

pesticides formulations— 100%.

Note :—The benefits will be available to the units owned by engineering graduates, diploma holders in engineering and science graduates and ex-service personnel provided such eligi- ble persons have substantial financial interests in such units.

PART 'F'

Items to be allowed to actual users

77. The items open to actual users are given in Section II in this Volume. Ordinarily, the items which are not mentioned in Section II will not be allowed to be imported.

78. The details of items included in the import

Trade Control Schedule are listed in Appendix 2 of

the ITC Hand Book of Rules and Procedure,

1975-76. Items included in the I.T.C. Schedule and

for which no import policy has been indicated in

Section II of this Red Book may be treated as 'nil'.

79. Import of items permissible for export pro-

duction are given in Volume II of this Book.

Restricted Items

(b) Others— 7 5 %.

The above percentages will be subject to a maxi- mum of Rs. 3.0 lakhs for each half year in the case of "select industries" and Rs. 1.50 lakh'- for each half year in the case of other industries.

(ii) These units whether they fall in the list of

"select industries" or not will be eligible for

licences on the basis of assessment of

capacity.

80. Items shown as licensable to actual users on res-

tricted basis will be allowed subject to the face value

limits indicated in Appendix 74. If any permissible

item is subject to a face value restriction, the value

of such items will be determined by the specified face

value restriction in relation to the whole import

entitlement even though the whole entitlement is

divided into direct imports in respect of non-canalised

items and a release order for canalised items.

Restriction shown in Appendix 74 will be applicable to units in the small scale sector. In the case of non- SSI units (including DGTD units) where the import applications arc routed through their sponsoring authority concerned, the sponsoring authority will indicate the value or quantity restriction in respect of each item of Appendix 74 licensable on restricted basis where such items are recommended for import. In these cases, therefore, the value or quantity limit(s) as indicated against various items in the licence will be applicable. If in any case, the import licence contains an Ifcifi licensable to actual users on a res- tricted basis, but no value or quantity limit has been indicated in the licence against that item, in that case the import of the particular item will only be permitted up to the percentage restriction/value limit indicated against that item in Appendix 74 with reference to the face value of the licence. In other words, the value restriction indicated in Appendix 74 will apply in the case of non-SSI units (including DGTD units) only where the licence does not other- wise indicate any value or quantity restrictions against $uch items.

81. The restriction indicated in Appendix 74 against various items will not apply in respect of items which appear elsewhere in other Appendices unless otherwise specifically provided. In other words, the restriction indicated in Appendix 74 will not be the over-riding policy of restricted items if any such restricted items have been allowed with or without value limit in other appendices.

Import Policy of Iron and Steel Hems

82. The import policy in respect of Iron and Steel

items and ferro alloys is given in Appendix 41.

Facility for import of noo-permigsifale ttema aDowed_

to certain industries

83. Actual users in 'Select Industries' will be per- mitted to import against their licences for raw mate- rials and components, any items even though the items in question are not permissible for import in terms of the current policy, upto 5% of the face value of tfrtir import licences for the period April 1975— March 1976, subject to the following conditions :—

(i) The Items to be imported shall be such as would be required by actual users for pro- duction within their factory and used for such production.

(ii) The items to be imported shall be restricted to raw materials and components required by the units for production of the end- products for which the actual user import licence was granted.

(iii) In the case of 'tool and alloy steel' the facility would be restricted to 2 per cent (within 5% referred to above) subject to the condition that the import of a single item should not exceed Rs. 25,000. Import of stainless steel and heat resisting steel will not be allowed under this facility.

(iv) In the case of drugs, and drug intermediates, dyes and dyes intermediates, plastic raw materials and chemical items the facility will be restricted to 2% (within the value of 5% referred to above), subject to the condition that the import of a single item should not exceed Rs. 25,000.

(v) Non-permissible spare parts can also be imported within the value of 5% referred to above, provided the same are required for maintenance of the plant, machinery and equipment installed or used in the licence holder's factory.

(vi) No single item should be imported under this facility for a value exceeding Rs. 50,000, Requests for import for a value exceeding Rs. 50,000 should be made to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports (Import Policy Cell), Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi.

(vii) It will not be necessary for the licence holder to obtain any endorsement on the licence from the licensing authority for availing of this facility, except in cases where the ceiling is exceeded as referred to in sub-para (vi) above.

(viii) In cases where the units get a release order for their entire entitlement, or part of their entitlement, they can apply for a licence for the import of non-permissible items to be specified, to the extent indicated above to the licensing authority with a

declaration that these Items are required for production within their factory and will be used for such production. In such cases, the value of the release order will be corres- pondingly reduced.

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

86. The canalising agency will apply for bulk alloca- tion of foreign exchange and import licences in order to enable it to organise efficient procurement of imported materials for distribution to actual users.

Manner of allotment of imported materials

(ix) Where the items are canalised for import, the units will have to apply specifically to the licensing authority concerned for inclusion of sudh items in the release order.

(x) The importer will be required to furnish at the time of clearance through Customs, item-wise details with the value of imports of non-permissible items and a declaration to the effect that these items are required for production within their factory of the end-products for which the actual user import licence was granted, in the pro forma given in Appendix 67. Copies of these state- ments of item-wise details of import and declaration, given to the Customs authorities concerned, shall be submitted by importers to their respective sponsoring authority, and the Chief Controller of Imports & Exports (I. P. Cell) Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi within a period of 15 days from the date of clearance of goods through the Customs.

(xi) In addition to the return to be submitted as indicated at (x) above, the importer should submit an annual return to the licensing authority and the sponsoring authority, showing item-wise imports with their values, made under this facility, with a copy to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports (Import Policy Cell), Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi.

84. It may be clarified that the above provisions regarding the facility of import of non-permissible items will also apply to the units exporting 20% or more of their production, even though such units may not be covered by the list of "Select Industries".

PART 'G'

Import through Public Sector Agencies

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

(i) by release orders to be issued on applica- tions made to the licensing authorities concerned, or

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

(iii) by direct allotments to be made by the

canalising 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, 1975-76.

88. In respect of newly canalised items during the licensing period April 1975—March 1976 licence in the name of the canalising agency concerned with a Letter of Authority in favour of the applicant will be issued during the first 6 months, from the date of canalisation of the item applied for in order to avoid delay in the procurement of raw materials by the industries.

Canalisation of Imports

85. Import of certain items will be arranged only through public sector agencies The list of such 89. All release orders will have to be registered with the canalising agency concerned within a period of sixty days from the date of issue of release orders, in accordance with the conditions prescribed by the canalising agency concerned in this regard. Release orders which are not registered within the aforesaid period, shall be deemed to have lapsed. The release order holders should furnish a phased programme of delivery to the canalising agency at the time of regis- tration. If the canalising agency is not in a posi- tion to arrange for supplies of the material according to the phased programme or within a period of six months from the date of registration of release order, whichever is later, the canalising agency may recom- mend grant of letter of authority for direct import.

Import of non-permissible items through the canalis-

ing agencies

90. Whenever a particular item, the import of which is otherwise not permitted, falls in short supply due to any set back in the indigenous production, a provi- sion has been made in terms of which the import of such items can be arranged through a public sector agency to meet the shortfall.

Industrial Raw Materiel!) Assistance Centre

(IRMAC) :

91. Apart from the items listed in Section III pub- lic sector agencies will be enabled to import in bulk certain other raw materials, so that they may be able to make efficient arrangements for procurement of imported materials and their distribution to actual users. For the purpose of organising the import 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 function as an indenting house. The MMTC are also gearing them- selves to meet the requirements of actual users "off- the-shelf or provide indenting facilities to exporting units, in respect of mineral and metal imports. Actual users will be able to receive from the IRMAC, tho raw materials against their! AU/REP licences. To the extent the goods are supplied by the IRMAC, the licences, in question, will not be valid for direct im- ports 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 of "off-the- shelf' against valid import licences. The IRMAC/ MMTC are being further strengthened so as to ulti- mately develop into specialised purchasing 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.

92. While supplying the imported material, the 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 :—

C.I.F. Value of goods supplied Rs.

Description of goods supplied

Date on which supplied

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93. IRMAC will supply goods orrly against licences which are presented to them atleast 4 months before the expiry of the initial validity period of the licence. In the case of a revalidated licence, goods will be released if it is presented at a time when the licence haj atleast a balance validity period of four months.

94. Only such goods will be supplied as are covered by the licence, and to the extent their import is per- mitted in the licence.

95. The flexibility provided to actual users holding licences issued under the import policy for registered exporters under paragraph 38 of Part 'B' in Section I of the Import Trade Control Policy (Red Book Vol. II) for the period April, 1975—March, 1976 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, 1975-76 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.

96. 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 remittance against the Exchange Control Copy. The licensee will be able to make imports from abroad and mate remittance against such import only upto the balance value available on the licence and subject to the other terms and conditions of the licence.

97. 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.

98. The licence holders can also approach IRMAC for supplies against valid licences issued to them in the previous period.

99. 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 components but to approach IRMAC for importing the goods provided the IRMAC is willing to undertake the import. The procedure for submission of applications for licences in such cases is contained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1975-76. 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 1975-76, actual users, on whose behalf a bulk licence is obtained by an importing agency, can apply for their subsequent import licences, whether direct or again through an importing agency, without having to wait for the completion of imports against their previous licence by the importing agency.

100. If an actual user desires to import goods against his actual user licence or against a licence issued to him under the import policy for registered exporters, through the State Trading Corporation, or the Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation or the IRMAC, it will not be necessary for the licence holder to obtain a Letter of Authority for this pur- pose 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 holders, 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, 1975-76,

101. Public Sector agencies can also organise bulk imports on behalf of actual users by obtaining in their own name, the licences for raw materials, components and spares due to actual users. Detailed procedure (or submission of import application! by public sector agencies in such cases is contained in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76.

102. Import licences will be issued to the STC for 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:

103. Sale price for distribution of goods to actual users will be determined by the public sector agency concerned subject to the guidance aad general control of the Ministry of Commerce.

Review of arrangements o( Imports through Public

Sector Agencies i

104. The working of public sector agencies in regard to procurement, pricing, distribution of impor- ted materials and other procedures is reviewed by a committee in the Ministry of Commerce presided over by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports and consisting of Economic Adviser in the Ministry of Industry and Civil Supplies, Development Commis- sioner (Small Scale Industries), Director General of Technical Development and representatives of the Department of Economic Affairs and Ministry of Commerce as members. Representatives of the public sector agencies and sponsoring authorities concerned are invited to participate in the discussions on itemi concerning them.

Supply ol Ste"l

Steel Bank:

105. The Steel Bank run by the SAIL International Ltd. maintains stocks of certain specified, critical and strategic categories of steel items for meeting the requirements of priority projects, both in the public and private sectors, off the shelf, against valid import licences or release orders held by them or against specific foreign exchange allocation made by the Ministry of Finance (Department of Economic Affairs) for release of steel material from the Bank to the project authorities. The facilities of Steel Bank can be availed of by project authorities whose demands are of priority nature certified as such, by the administrative Ministries/sponsoring authorities and where the requirement cannot wait the normal import procedure. The objective of the scheme is to help reduce delays in matching priority demands in actual availability in terms of time, in the execution of major projects and also in the fabrication of machinery and equipment for such projects etc. The procedure for obtaining supplies from the Steel Bank is given in Appendix 72 of this Book.

Special Committee on Steel

106. A Sptcial Committt* on Steel, headed by the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, hts been functioning as a co-ordinating unit in the implemen- tation of the policies for import of steel. The Committee reviews regularly the availability of steel for production and initiates timely action for meeting the shortages. The Committee also reviews the nrrangements for import of steel and distribution thereof, in the case of bulk imports through the SAIL International Limited and the Minerals and Metals Trading Corporation. Progress in the disposal of applications from registered exporters for supply of imported steel for the execution of firm export orders, held by them, is also reviewed by the Committee.

Supply of Imported steel for export production :

107. In the context of inadequate av"ilability of certain items of steel in the country, supply of impor- ted steel is being made to registered exporters to enable them to execute export orders held by them and for which the requisite quantum of steel may not be available. Supply of imported steel is being made through the SAIL International Ltd. at the J.P.C. Column I price or the ruling SAIL International' price (where the J.P.C. price is not available plus 2 per cent thereof) on the basis of the recommendation of the Engineering Export Promotion Council and the (D.G.T.D. (Engineering Export Promotion Cell).

108. Registered exporters having stocks of steel with them may utilise their stocks for the execution of export orders in hand and make their applications for allocation of steel after the export orders have been executed, instead of obtaining advance allocation, provided that the required steel sections are not supplied by the J.P.C. for the purpose of export pro- duction.

109. The facility of supply of imported steel under the scheme is available only in respect of the follow- ing export products, namely,

(i) Welded steel pipes and tubes;

(ii) Bright steel bars and shaftings;

(iii) Transmission line towers ; and

(iv) Tension bars and fencing components;

if the f.o.b. value of exports is at least 10 per cent higher than c.i.f. imported price of all imported inputs including steel irrespective of whether obtained from indigenous or imported sources. In respect of other export products, the minimum value added will continue to be 25 per cent. The c.ii. steel price for the purpose of value addition will be announced by the Engineering Export Promotion Council in accord- ance with the instructions issued to them by the Ministry of Commerce from time to time. This determination of value addition will be made by taking into consideration the entire quantum of steel required irrespective of whether the steel requirements are obtained from indigenous or imported supplies, The D.G.T.D. (Engineering Export Promotion Cell) will make a further general scrutiny of the value added before making recommendation for the supply of imported steel under the scheme.

110. The following categories of imported steel only will be admissible for import un4er the scheme :—

(i) Mild steel billets (IS : 1875).

(ii) High carbon wire rods.

(iii) M.S. Rounds, above 63 mm, all quality.

(iv) Hot rolled coils other than skelp (for tube making) below 2 mm, and 4.5 mm and above.

(v) Mild steel angles and structural, excluding

the following sizes and qualities :—

(a) 50X50X5 and thicker. ~) (b) 65X65X5 and thicker. ^ K _ (c) 75 X 75 X 6 and thicker. 226* or (d) 80 X 80 X 6 and thicker. }- lower (e) 130X130X10 and thicker. qualities. (f) 150 X 150 X 16 and thicker. (g) 200 X 200 X16 and thicker. t

(h) Other structural, namely, *)

(a) Joists : I

upto 125X70 [ In I S; 226 175X85 to 300X140 ( - " g™ 450X150 and | 500X180 J

(b) Channels :

upto 100X50 above 175X75.

(vi) Hot rolled sheets/coils of deep drawing, extra deep drawing and copper bearing quality;

(vil) Mild steel plates ; and

(viii) Cold rolled sheets/strips.

respects, so as to reach the licensing authority con- cerned not later than the 30th June, 1975.

115. Applications for the establishment/refixation or quotas should also be made complete in all res- pects, so as to reach the licensing authority concerned not later than the 30th June, 1975. In such cases, the applications for import licences can be made within 30 days from the date of issue of the quota certificate.

Basic Period :

111. Applications for import of steel for export production in terms of the above paragraphs should be made through the Engineering Export Promotion Council who will forward the applications with their recomraendations through the D.G.T.D. (Engineering Export Promotion Cell). The Engineering Export Promotion Cell will forward such applications direct to the licensing authorities concerned for issue of release orders.

Buffer stock of steel

112. With a view to enabling the manufacturer- exporters to accept overseas orders for delivery at short-term notice, applications will be entertained from such registered exporters who are having a minimum annual export performance of more than Rs. 5 lakhs (f.o.b.) in value during April 1973— March 1974 period, or during April 1974—March 1975 period, for the grant of release orders on the SAIL (International) Limited as exporters' buffer stocks. Applications are to be made to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi through the Secretary, Engineering Export Promotion Council, Calcutta, and the Directorate General of Technical Development (Engineering Export Promo- tion Cell). The value of release orders to be issued will be dependent on the export performance.

PART 'H'

Import through established importers :

Policy for established Importers :

113. The detailed import policy for estabh'shed importers is given in Section IV. The quota percen- tages as given pertain to the annual quota, and estabh'shed importers should submit their applications for import licences on an annual basis.

116. The basic period for the purpose of calcula- ting the quota of established importers will be from 1951-52 to 1972-73 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,

117. No application for reflxation or re-establish- ment of quotas will be entertained in the following cases :—

(i) For items Hcensable to established importers

on a quota of more than 100 per cent.

(ii) For items falling under a particular serial number or a sub-serial number of the ITC Schedule, but imported against a licence for a different serial number of sub-serial num- ber, under the concession of inter-change- ability or under other provisions applicable to established importers or others. In such cases, applications for fixation or establish- ment of quotas will also not be entertained.

(iii) In respect of imports made during a financial year, within the prescribed basic period, by the head office or a branch of an established importer against a consolidated 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).

Last date for submission of applications :

114. Established importers should submit their applications for import licences, complete in all (iv) In respect of imports made during a financial year, within the prescribed basic period, on the basis of mofe than one quota licence issued to an established importer in respect of the same quota certificate, for different licensing periods. (This restriction will not apply to cases in which past imports are against quota licences for two successive half

yearly licensing periods forming part of the same financial year.)

118. Except in cases covered by paragraph 117 above, importers can apply for the re-fixation or re-establishment of their existing quota certificates on the basis of past imports during any of the years 1961-62 to 1972-73 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 re-fixation of quota earlier on account of a change in the ownership or constitution of business 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 licensing authority.

PART T

Import of Capital Goods/Heavy Electrical Planti and

Machine Tools.

123. The procedure (or 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, 1975-76.

124. Applications for the import of machinery required by export-oriented units will be given special consideration.

Minimum/Maximum value of licences :

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

120. A maximum value limit of Rupees four lakhs has been fixed for quota licences for the period April, 1975—March, 1976. No established importer will be eligible to a licence for a value more than the maximum limit fixed. This restriction will not, however, apply to quota licences in respect of books, drugs and medicines and permissible varieties of contraceptives.

125. Actual Users intending to import machinery of a value exceeding Rupees seven lakhs and fifty thousand should advertise their requirements accord- ing to the prescribed procedure. However, for import of any items included in Appendix 80 of this Book, it will not be necessary for the entrepreneurs to advertise these items and this procedure is valid during the year 1975-76. It is clarified that this value limit of Rs. 7.5 lakhs is exclusive of the value of machinery specified in Appendix 80 and sought to be imported. While making the application for import of capital goods, it would be necessary for applicant to make appropriate reference to Appendix 80.

Division of quota :

121. In the event of the division of a quota of an established importer, the succeeding parties will receive their proportionate shares of the approved quota of the original firm ; and none of them will be allowed the concession of obtaining minimum value licences and maximum value licences separately. In such cases, the total value of licences admissible to all the succeeding parties, taken together, will be equal to the entitlement of the original firm had there been no division of quota.

126. Applications from actual users for the import of machinery and equipment will be considered as and when received. However, an existing until applying for replacement/balancing/modernisation/ expansion / diversification / testing / quality control, equipment etc., 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.

127. 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.

Cases in which licences will not be issued :

122. 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.

128. In cases where import of capital goods is cleared from indigenous angle on the condition that for the balance equipment orders should be placed with the indigenous manufacturers of machinery, capital goods import licence will be issued only after the applicant has placed firm orders with the indigenous machinery manufacturers and submits copies of such orders or documentary evidence to that effect to CCI&E.

PART T

Opan General Licence:

129. The import of the following items will con- tinue to be allowed under O.G.L. upto 31§t March, 1976 :—

(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, whert the value of hides and skins is more than that of wool/hair thereon.

(6) Quebracho extract, chestnut extract tnd modified eucalyptus extract (Myrtan).

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

PART "K"

Miscellaneous provisions

(i) Actual Users (Mining and Collieries)

130. Applications for the import of spare parti of mining and colliery machinery, not available indi- genously, will be considered from actual users on yearly basis, covering their requirements for the period April, 1975—March, 1976. The basis of licens- ing applicable in the case of mining industry is given in Appendix 73. The last date for submission of applications will be 30th September, 1975. Thf> detailed procedure for the submission of such appli- cations is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76.

(ii) Actual users (Institutions)

131. Import requirements of universities, educa- tional institutions, research organisations and technical/technological institutions and hospitals will be allowed in respect of items which are cleared by the DGTD from indigenous angle.

132. Import licences will be issued in such cases for the value 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 ex- change at the disposal of the licensing authority.

133. The detailed procedure for submission of applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76.

(iii) Actual users (Services)

134. Applications for the import of spare parts tor the maintenance of imported machinery and equip- ment, or indigenously made machinery and equip- ment 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.

135. Applications from Actual Users (services) other than those covered by the above categories may also be considered on merits.

136. Applicant should be made on yearly basis covering requirements for the year April, 1975— March, 1976. The applications should be submit- ted so as to reach the licensing authority by the 30th September, 1975. The detailed procedure for mak- ing such applications is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76.

(iv) Newspaper establishments i

137. Applications for import of newsprint should be made in terms of the policy to be announced separately.

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

(v) Spare parts of Earthmoving machinery:

139. Applications for spare parts of earthmoving machinery will be considered for import from those who have imported spare parts of earthmoving machi- nery against their own licences during any of the financial years, 1970-71, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1973-74 and 1974-75.

140. Applications should be made to the Chief Con- troller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi in the form prescribed for established importers. Applicationi 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 falling under S. No. 65(5)(ii)(a)/V, imported by applicant against his own licences during any of the financial years from 1970-71 to 1974-75. The applicant should also indicate whether he requires the goods to be imported for supply against DGS&D's contracts and, if so, he should give the particulars of the relevant contract and the value of the goods to be supplied against the contract.

141. The last, date for submission of such applica-

tions will be the 30th September, 1975.

142. 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 House Street, Calcutta-1 or in the Indian Export Service Bulletin issued by the Director, Commercial Publicity, Ministry of Commerce, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi, giving 45 days time to indigenous manufacturers or their selling agents to respond to the advertisement if they are in a position to meet the requirements. 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 indi- genous 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.

143. The advertisement should indicate, inter alia 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 advertise- ment, 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 DGTD, New Delhi (Co-ordination). In their reply, th" indigenous 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 hU import application only for those items which he cannot pro- cure from indigenous sources.

(vi) Import requirements ol shipping companies:

144. Applications for the import of goods required by shipping companies will be considered from appli- cants who have imported these goods during the year 1973-74 or 1974-75.

145. 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 th© items sought to be imported, the number, date and value of import Licences obtained by the applicant for these items during 1973-74 and 1974-75 and the imports actually effected during these two years separately. Applications will be considered only for permissible items.

146. The last date for submission of such applica-

tions will be 30th September, 1975.

(vii) Import of Technical Samples/Prototype i

147. Import of technical samples, supplied free of charge, not exceeding Rs. 2,000 in c.i.f. value in one consignment, excepting vegetable seeds falling under SI. No. 36 and 'New drugs' falling undei SI. Nos. 87 and 109 of Part IV of the I.T.C. Schedule, is allowed under O.G.L. TV.

148. Import of bona fide technical and trade samples can be made up to Rs. 2,000 without an import licence, under O.G.L. TV. Requests for import in excess of Rs. 2,000 and up to Rs. 5,000 will be considered by the Regional Licens- ing Authorities.

149. In cases not covered by O.G.L. TV, applica- tions for the import of chemicals and other mate- rials, to be used as technical samples/prototypes may be considered by the licensing authorities concerned, from manufacturing units, on the recomr mendations of the sponsoring authorities, and im- ports may b" allowed for a value not ex- ceeding Rs. 2,000 e.Lf. againat th" Import tic"nc" for raw materials, components and spares issued to the applicant unit by a specific endorsement made

thereon. Applications may also be considered for the Import of such samples/prototypes from manufacturers whose development schemes have been approved by the sponsoring authorities.

150. 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, 1975-76. The yarious provisions for import of technical samples/ prototypes are indicated in Appendix 54.

(viii) Import of electrical equipment/components of

Industrial machinery i

151. 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.

152 The import of components of industrial machinery as listed in Appendix 40, will not be allowed unless specifically recommended by the spon- soring authorities according to approved manufac- turing programmes and cleared from the indigenous angle.

(be) Imports from Rupee Payment Area :

153. 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.&E., 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 of spare parts sought to be imported. Import licences will be issued with the general description of goods as given in Appendix 32, and will be valid for import of all the spare parts covered by the description of goods given in the licence, except that items the import of which is banned and those included in Appendix 4 and List II of Appendix 26, will not be allowed. The basis of licensing is given in Appendix 32.

(x) Imports through Co-operatives i

154. Import of a few selected consumer goods, namely medicines, text and technical books, hearing aid batteries and artists' 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:

155. 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, 1975-76.

PART 'L*

Procedural matters

(i) Conditions ef Import licences:

156. 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, 1975-76.

157. ynless otherwise provided, the period of ship- ment in respect of licences issued to actual users from general currency area and from rupee payment area will be 24 months. For established importers import licences will be issued with an initial validity period of 18 months. Such licences would not nor- mally be eligible for revalidation.

158. The provisions of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76 will apply to the applications made or licences issued in terms of the import policy for 1975-76.

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

(ii) Clarification regarding scope and content of

import licences

160. Except where otherwise specifically provided in the relevant Import Trade Control Policy or in the import licence, it is clarified that—

(a) Any item which is not licensablc to a parti- cular category of importers in terms of the relevant import policy in force, will be deem- ed to be non-permissible for import by that

category of importers notwithstanding the fact that such item may have been shown as liccnsable in the import policy to other categories of importers.

(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 the import policy for registered export- ers 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 permissible 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-permissible or res- tricted items, or it has been indicated that the licence shall be valid for import of per- missible items only, and there is no list of sufch non-permissible, restricted or permissi- ble 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 determining the scope and content of the actual user licence. (This sub-para will not apply in the case of import of spare parts by actual users. In their case, if there is no list of non-permissible spares specifically for actual users, the licences will be valid for import of any spare parts in accordance with other conditions and the policy applicable to such licences).

(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 t

161. Importers who have no I.V.C. Registration/ Exemption Number valid beyond 31st March, 1975 are advised to take steps immediately to obtain the re- quired number. The procedure for obtaining I.V.C. Registration/Exemption¹ Numbers is given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76.

(iv) Review of entitlement of Actual Users t

162. In the case of units, where due to some spe- cial reasons like strikes, lock out, continuing suspen- sion of power etc., or for some other reasons, there has been an abnormal decrease in the level of con- sumption, applications for grant of higher quantum of licences than on the basis of actual consumption will be considered on merits on the recommendation of the sponsoring authorities concerned, keeping in view the exceptional circumstances, or to achieve a particular economic objective namely export or in- creasing supply of mass consumption goods. Such applications should be made through the sponsoring authorities to the CCI&E, New Delhi indicating clearly the reasons for low consumption etc. Also, cases where it is clearly established that the operation of the existing policy creates undue hardship which is likely to affect industrial development, will be considered on merits. All such cases will be consi- dered by a Special Committee under the Chief Controller of Imports & Exports. Such requests should be made to the CCI&E (Policy Cell), Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi through the sponsoring authority concerned in the proforma appearing in Appendix 22. In the case of small scale units, the sponsoring authorities concerned will forward the application through 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). In the case of other units, such applications should be routed through the sponsoring authority concerned. On receipt of such applications from the Development Commissioner (Small Scale Industries)/Drugs Controller (India), as the case may be, in the case of small scale units, and from other sponsoring authorities in the case of other units by C.C.I.&E. (Import Policy Cell) New Delhi, the same will be considered by the Special Committee.

(v) Imports for personal use and for hospital institutions research and analytical labora- tories :

163. The details of various provisions relating to imports of commodities without an import licence for personal use and for hospitals, medical institutions, and research laboratories are contained in Appendix 52.

(vi) Special facilities for Indians returning from/

residing abroad:

164. Applications for import of machinery includ- ing research equipment and equipment for quality control and testing, and raw materials will be consi- dered on a liberal basis from industrial units to be set up by Indian nationals returning from/residing abroad. In such cases :—

(a) Machinery up to a c.ii. value of Rs. 25 lakhs may be allowed to be imported pro- vided it is purchased within the applicant's foreign exchange earnings abroad and he furnishes a proper account of his holdings to the Reserve Bank of India. The con- cession to allow import of machinery shall not apply to the manufacturing operations In respect of industries specified in Appendix 75-C.

(b) The machinery to be imported is required for setting up an industrial unit in which the applicant has a substantial financial interest 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 man'mnm of Rs. 1 lakh may also be allowed to be imported, purchased out of the applicant's foreign exchange earnings abroad.

165. 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 the form of plant and machinery, raw materials/components nor the profits thereon would be repatriated.

(il) In th* case of persons of Indian origin

residing abroad :—

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

(b) Neither the capital nor the profits would

be repatriated abroad.

fc) So long as the investor does not take Indian citizenship, all amounts due to him would be credited to bis 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, should 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.

166. Applications for import of machinery should be made hi Form *E' appearing in Appendix 3 to the TTC Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1975-76, to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, (Special Cell), Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi, supported by the following documents :

(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. 5,000). It should be deposited under the Head "104—Other General Economic Services, Import and Export Trade Control Orga- nisation, Import licence application fees", im 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) In the case of Indian nationals return- ing from abroad, a copy of the application to the Reserve Bank of India for permission to retain foreign currency balance abroad and evidence for grant of the requisite permission by the Reserve Bank of India.

The prescribed form of application for such permission to be submitted to Reserve Bank of India is given in Appendix 75-A.

(b) In the case of Indian nationals residing abroad, no permission from the Reserve Bank of India for holding their earnings abroad is necessary. In such cases, a declaration regarding foreign currency balances should be made in the prescribed form and the Reserve Bank of India will acknowledge the receipt of such declaration. The required declaration should be made in the prescribed form given in Appendix 75-B in duplicate, original copy of which may be submitted to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports (Special Cell) along with the application for import of machinery, raw materials/components and the duplicate copy of the declaration may be forwarded to the Reserve Bank of India, Exchange Control Department, Central Office, Bombay.

(iii) A declaration that the Industrial units pro- posed to be set up in India will be duly registered with the concerned sponsoring authorities and that the Registration Certificate will be produced to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi, at least within one year from the date of the import application. (Import application in Form 'E' need not be sup- ported by recommendation of the sponsoring authority at this stage).

(iv) Detailed information regarding definition of "Actual User Industrial" and categories of actual users is given in Chapter IV of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76.

167. In the case of raw materials/components, the import will be allowed only in respect of items required 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 ITC Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1975-76 supported by evidence of payment of Rs, 50 towards application fee. The application for raw materials/components should be made along with the application for import of machin- ery and should be supported by evidence referred to in para 166 (ii) and (iii) above.

168. In all cases where the funds retained abroad arc required to be utilised for financing imports of machinery, raw materials and components into India, regular import licences with Exchange Control Copy will be granted with the following endorsement:—

"Not available for remittance from India. Pay- ment to be made out of the foreign currency account of the importer."

169. The licence shall also be subject to the fol-

lowing 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.

(ii) The sale of the machinery by 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 permission shall not be entertained for a period of five years from the date of import of the machinery.

Facilities for Development and Research actfvltfeB

170. Special facilities for development and research activities to be set up/undertaken by the recognised industrial firms, scientific and industrial research foun- dations and private individuals may be provided as per the following paragraphs.

171. Applications for recognition for the Research and Development Organisations proposing to import the equipment, instruments, chemicals etc. should be made to the Secretary, Department of Science and Techno- logy in the prescribed form (Appendix 79 of this Book), who may then refer to the relevant specialised agency such as Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Tndian Council of Agricultural Research, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, D.G.T.D. etc. for scrutiny/ inspection and recommendations.

172. Industrial firms, Scientific and Industrial Re- search Foundations, units or individuals applying for research and development imports will be required to

establish that they have a well-defined programme for research awd development with specific objectives and satisfy the Sponsoring/Licensing authorities that the equipment sought to be imported is essential for the programme.

173. Applications for costly and specialised equip- ment/pilot plant will be considered only in cases where such research and development facilities do not already exist and are not easily available to the appli- cant within India.

179. Since capital goods for research and develop- ment will normally be of specialised nature and will be subject to scrutiny and recommendation by the pres- cribed specialised agency/authority, the applicants would not be required to follow the advertisement pro- cedure given in the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76.

180. It will not be necessary to obtain industrial licences for import of capital goods for research and development purposes.

Cases in which the recommendation for the Depart-

ment of Science and Technology will not be necessary

174. Any university or technical institute (like IITs) whether in the public or private sector, will be entitled to the above facilities in regard to the import of raw materials, components, instruments etc. In such cases, formal recognition by the Department of Science and Technology will not be necessary.

181. In respect of import of proto-types, the Depart- ment of Science and Technology can¹ recommend appli- cations direct to the licensing authority without obtain- ing any indigenous clearance from the D.G.T.D., pro- vided the value of such proto-types docs not exceed Rs. one lakh. Import of only two numbers of each proto-type will be allowed within this value.

Import of raw materials, components and spares

175. No recognition from the Department of Science and Technology will be necessary in respect of re- search and/or training institutes under the various Ministries of the Government of India (other than pub- lic sector undertakings). The concerned Ministries themselves should process the applications for research and development. They should also provide the neces- sary foreign exchange for the imports.

176. State Governments can also sponsor applica- tions from research and/or training institutes under their management and control for import of specialised instruments, raw materials etc.

177. For co-operative research institutions in the industrial sector which are getting grants-in-aid from the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, it will not be necessary to obtain a formal recognition from the Department of Science and Technology. In such cases, the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research will act as the sponsoring authority.

182. Applications for import of chemicals, other raw materials, components, specialised instruments and spares shall be made in the prescribed form given in Appendix 3 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76 along with the Recognition Letter, wherever necessary, in the manner indicated below :—

(a) Applications upto a ceiling of Rs. 25,000 per annum should be made direct to the regional licensing authority concerned, irrespective of the fact whether the items applied for are permissible or not to actual users under the import policy in force. Such units will be granted licence upto Rs. 25,000 for the items applied for and any additional items required will be endorsed within the face value of licences as and when such requests are received.

Import of capital goods

178. Applications for import of capital goods for re- search organisations proposed to be set or already established by industrial firms, scientific and industrial research institutions or individuals for conduct of re- search in the areas of their direct interest or industrial operation, specialised research projects or pilot plants, should be made in the prescribed form (Form E) given in Appendix 3 of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76.

(b) Applications for a value above Rs. 25,000 shall be made to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi through the Department of Science and Technology, who will certify the ' essentiality for import. In such cases, the Department of Science and Technology will obtain indigenous clearance from the D.G.T.D. However, more than two applications will not be entertained m a year.

(c) If a firm or an establishment has more

than one unit engaged in research and

development and each unit Is separately

recognised by the Department of Science

and Technology, the unit can get separate

licences for Rs. 25,000/- per annum.

183. Any Department in a university or technical institutions like IITs can also apply for licences for import of raw materials, components and spares etc. for a value upto Rs. 25,000/- per annum direct to the re- gional licensing authority concerned. Where the value exceeds Rs. 25,000/- per annum, applications should be made to the Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi through the Ministry of Education.

184. Scientists and Faculty members (Professors,

Readers, lecturers and research scholars) serving

under the Central or State Government, research

laboratories and universities can also apply for import

of scientific instruments and chemicals required for

research purposes for a value upto Rs. 5,000/- on the

recommendation of the head of the institution con-

cerned. Such applications shall be made direct to

the regional licensing authority concerned.

185. At the end of every fiscal year, each recognised Research and Development Organisation must submit to the Department of Science and Technology, full details of import licences that have been issued in that fiscal year, giving information as to each item of equipment, chemical, other raw materials, spares and components with particulars of the quantities, sources of import and the c.i.f, value of import of each item.

186. Import licences shall be subject to the stipu- lation that the research and development equipment and pilot plants should be used only on the basis of value in the relevant proforma and approved by the Department of Science and Technology. Any use of this facility for commercial purposes without the prior approval of the Ministry of Industry and Civil Supply/Department of Science and Technology shall be treated as violation of the conditions under which the licence was issued and make the organisation liable to de-recognition and other penal action under the Import Trade Control.

TRADE WITH BAINGLA DESH

187. Copies of public notices issued by the late Ministry of Foreign Trade and the Ministry of Commerce regarding trade with Bangladesh are repro- duced in Appendix 76.

Raw materials and Components allowed (or certain

specified end-products

188, Detailed policy in respect of various items of raw materials and components allowed to actual users engaged in the following industries is given in the Appendices indicated against each :—

1. Radio Receivers, Transistor radio receivers Amplifiers, Car Radios, Microphones, tape recorders, Hearing aids, T,V. receivers, record players, record changers, Electronic desk cal- culators, T. V. Tuners, Flash guns, DC Micromotors and Tape Deck mechanism .

Appendix 38

2. Electric lamps

42

Electronic components .

3.

j"

43

4. Microscopes and other optical

instruments . . ..

tj

44

Clock, Time-pieces and watches

5.

45

6. Storage battery

46

tt

7. Dry battery cell .

tt

47

8. Air-conditioning and refrigera-

tion equipment

7i

4S

9. House-service meters

49

n

Water meters

10.

ji

5"

Ball & roller bearings .

11.

fi

51

Dental units and dental

12.

airotors . . ..

55

13. Industrial sewing machines

5"

1 J 14. Rubber goods

57

15.

58

Paper, film and foil based paokings . . .. Appendix

it

16.

59

Paper maker's felts

17. Carbon paper and duplicating stencils . . ..

60

JJ

18. Electric motors

61

"J

189. In addition to the items specifically allowed under various Appendices against the relevant end- products referred to above, other items will also be allowed, provided such items of raw materials and components are specifically recommended by the sponsoring authorities concerned as essential for the manufacture of the end-product and are permissible for import in terms of the import policy.

n

19. Transformers

62

Switchgears and relays .

20.

63

Suggestions for changes in the Import Policy :

T>

21. Cables and wires .

64

22. Dairy machinery .

>9

78

83

Bicycles . . ..

J)

23.

Measuring tapes, steel .

24.

84

85

Dial thermometers

25.

>>

26. Calculating and adding machines . . ..

86

f )

Typewriters . . ..

87

it

27.

190. Suggestions for changes in the import policy will be given due consideration in consultation with the authorities concerned. A procedure has been evolved 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.

S E C T I ON H

Policy for individual items and the detailed policy for Actual Users

SECTION II

1. The tabular statement on the succeeding pages sots out the Import policy for the year April, 1975—March, 1976. This 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.¹ denotes that the item is licensable lo established importers for which detailed policy is indicated in Section IV,

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

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

Abbreviation

Stands for

Established Importer.

E.I.

Actual User,

A.U.

State Trading Corporation.

S.T.C

Minerals & Metals Trading Corporation.

M.M.T.C

Hindustan Steel Ltd.

H.S.L

Industrial Raw Materials Assistance Centre,

I.R.M.A.C

Open General Licence.

O.G.L

Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, New Delhi.

C.C.I. & E

J.C.C.I. & E

Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.

Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.

D.C.C.I. &E

Central Licensing Area, New Delhi.

C.L.A

Import Policy

r

Description

Actual Users

Established Importers

P a r t* SI. No. oflTC Schedule

3

1

2

4

PARTI

Nil

16-A (i) 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 (Leaded quality) which can be converted into Bright Free Cutting Quality Steel Bars from indigenous manu- facturers on a certificate from the sponsoring authority that no other type of Free Cutting 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 are not manufactured indigenously upto 5 % of the face value of lioences, on the recommendations of tho sponsoring authorities.

A.U. on restricted basis.

(11) Iron and Steel and alloy steel rounds, rods, Nil

squares, Hexagons and Sections in bright drawn, turned, ground and/or polished conditions.

S/12 GI/75—4

1 2

3 4

PART 1—contd.

Nil

(tt) (a) Boiler tubes in full lengths or cut IO shape and

A. U. for import of Boiler tubes and ERW(Electrlc Resistance Welded) tubes to boiler manufacturers. size.

(1) A. U. for Import of Line Pipes and Tubes of (c) Line pipes and tubes

Nil

API 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 5.6 mm to 12.7mm.

tubes (ii) Seamiest tubes

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

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

(3) A. U. applications for import of seamless Tubes of thickness mentioned In remark (2) above will be considered against production of non-availability certificates from the Indigenous manufacturers.

Nil

(1) A. U. on restricted basis for seamless (alloy and

carbon steel) pipes and tubes.

[d) Steel/Wrought Iron Pressure Pipes and tubes (coated or uncoated) excluding stainless steel tubes.

(2) Import of the following sizes of pipes and tubes conforming to ISI specification 1239 or equiva- lent will not be permitted for import.

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

130 mm nominal bore.

(b) Seamiest 1

Category Outside dlamttir Thickness

(i) Hot finished 115mm to 165mm 5mm to 15mm

(li) Cold drawn 90mm to 140mm 4 mm to 10mm

(3) A. U. applications for Import of Seamless Tubes of thickness mentioned in remark (2) above will be considered on production of non-availablllty certificates from the indigenous manufacturers,

Nil

(1) A.U.

'") Mechanical tubing welded including mild steel tubes for ejele frames In length* cut to sites.

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

will not be permitted :—

Category Outside diamtttr Thickness E.R.W. tubes. 219mm to 508mm 5.6mm to 12.7mm Butt welded 15mm to 150mm 2mm io 5,4inm tube*. 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, 8mm to 80mm 0.7mm to 4mm

0) A.U. for Import of Alloy seamless steel tubes {/) Mechanical tubing (seamless),

Nil

of all 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. 115mm to 165mm 5mm to 15mm (b) Cold drawn. 90mm to 140mm 4mm to 10mm

4

1

2

J

PART /—contd.

SI. No. 17 {li)(f)-~contd.

(3) A.U, applications for import of seamless carbon steel pipes and tubes of thickness mentioned in remark (2) above will be considered on production of non-availability certificate from the Indigenous manufacturers,

NO

(,?) Stainless stoel pipes and tubes. . ,

(1) A. U. for import of stainless steel tubes of 13 to 28 gauges only for the manufacture of surgical hypodermic needles.

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

of:— (a) Machinery required for pharmaceutical, che- mical/dairy products : (Import of stainless steel pipes and tubes from A' nominal bore to 1 ¥ nominal bore will only t" allowed).

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

ments.

(d) Electrical drcult breakers and switch gear. (") Air-conditioning and refrigeration equip-

ment.

ilv) (a) Wrought Iron stcwi pipe fittings o.o.s

(1) (a) A.U. applications for import of buttweld type pipe fittings will be considered in con- sultation with DGTD.

(6) A.U. on restricted basis for import of other items falling under these SI. Nos, except those mentioned in remark (2) below.

Nil

(2> Import of the following items will not be permit-

ted :—

(b) Other steel pipe fittings n.o.s ,

(a) Carbon steel flanges, discs end rings of all

sizes up to 350 mm.

(b) Iron and Steel (other than forged Steel) bends, sockets, checkouts, plugs 10 mm to 80 nun.

(c) Cast fittings of all sizes.

(v) (a) Spun pipes . . . . ..

Nil (1) A. U. on restricted basis for imr""t of cast Iron and

alloy Iron pipes below 15 mm O.D.

(2) The import of grey iron pipes will not be permitted.

3

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

Nil

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

(c) Boot and shoe grindery

Nil (1) A. U. on nritricted basis for Import of :~

(

(excluding machine stapie*),

(2) Import of the following ilems will not be permit-

ted :—

(a) Blue cut tacks. (b) Boot protectors. (c) Buckles for shoes. (d) Cutlain nails, bills, hobs, studs and spikes for

boots and shoes.

3

4

2

1

PART

/—contd.

S 1. No. 36(c)-conrtt

(e) Heel pins. (/) Heel tlpi. ig) Iron and steel shoe eyelets (enamelled or

celluloid dipped).

(A) Lightcut handtack for shoes. (/) Nails forjflxing heel-tips and toe. (j) Nails for fixing rubber, (/t) Plug tips. (/) Rivets for shoes, (m) Steel eyelets and hooks for boots and shoes,

(n) Steel shoes shanks, (o) Toe Plates. (p) Tacks anchor for shoes.

Nil

(rf)Wire Mesh

A.U. for import of Wire cloth/Sieve cloth finer than 100 mesh circular or square in shape not exceeding 1800 mm in size for the manufacture of standard sieves.

Nil

(fc) Alloy iron castings .

.

38

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

38-A Iron and steel chains, Including roller chains and other") industrial chains and parts thereof, all sorts :— 1

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

Nil

A.U. on restricted basis for import of roller chains

other than those mentioned below :—

(b) Steel Industrial chains all types other than those

specified in (a) above including PIV-Oear Chains, Conveyor chains etc., and parts thereof.

(1) Steel bicycle chains of sizes 12,7 mmx 3.175 mm

(1/2' x 1/8') and 12.7 mmx 4.7625 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 there- of.

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

12.7 mm x 3-175 mm Simplex and Duplex. 12.7 mmx 4.7625 mm Simplex, Duplex and Triplex. 6 x 2.8 mm Simplex, Duplex anrt Triplex. S x 1/8'(3.175 mm) Simplex, Duplex and Triplex, i;x 9.525mm x 5.72mm (3/7'x7/32') Simplex chain.

2x Do. (3/8- x 7/32')

Duplex Chain.

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

Triplex Chain.

1 x 12.7 mm x 7.75 mm (1/2' x 5/16') Simplex

Chain.

2 x 12.7 mm x 7.55 mm (1/2' x 5/16') Duplex

Cham.

3 x 12.7 mm x 7.75 mm (1/2- x J/16') Triplex

Chain.

2 x 12.7 mm x 5.2 mm (1/2' x 5,2 mm) Duplex

Chain,

1 x 12.7 mm x 3.3 mm (1/2' x 1/8') Simplex

Chain.

2 x 12.7 mm x 3,3 mm (1/2' x 1/8*) Duplex

Chain.

1 x 12.7 mm x 4,88 mm (1/2' x 3/16') Simplex

Chain.

4

3

1 2

P4RT /—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,

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

1 x 15.875 mm x 9.63 mm (5/8' x 3/8') Simplex.

1 x 15,875 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 9.65mm(5/8' x 3/8') Triplex.

1 x 19.05 nun x 11,68 mm (3/4' x 7/16') Simplex.

2x19.05 mm x 11.68 mm (3/4'x7/16*) Duplex.

3x19.05 mm x 11.68 mm (3/4'x7/16') Triple*.

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. 1 x 9.525 x 7.50 mm (3/8' x 5/16') Simplex. 1x9.525 mm x 19.325 mm (3/8'x3/8') Simplex, 1x15.875 mmxll.68 mm (5/8'x7/16*) Simple*.

19.05 mm ' (3/4' pitch) 25.40 mm (1' pitch) 31.75 mm ( If Pitch) 38,1 mm 1 Simplex, ( If Pitch) <• Duplex 44.45 mm and Triplex. (1 f Pitch) 50.8 mm (2- Pitch) 63.5 mm av pitch) „

(3) Special chains and parts thereof viz, i

(a) Famatex chains. (6) Tempo 3-wheeler main drive chains, (c) Leaf chains for forklifts. {d) Timing ohaina for Flat. (")^Bush obalns. (/) Bent link chains. (g) Hollow pin chain*. (h) Roller o^ialns for agricultural machinery. (OlBottlc canylng chains, (J) Conveyor chains.

N.B.—Any other special chains in the above sizes and specifications and its equivalent such as those made of stainless steel or non-ferrous metals will be considered for import on restricted basis for actual users. * fcr

A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil.

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

9-A Steel castings (unmachined)

Nil A. U. on restricted basis for castings above 10M.T. piece- weight only. For requirements in excess ofRs. 50,000 the procedure regarding notice to indigenous manu- facturers as laid down in Chapter VI of the Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure 1975-76, may bo followod.

3

4

1 2

PART I— contd.

Nil

Alloy steel castings (unmachined) . . ..

39-B

A. U. on restricted basis for castings above 3 M. T. piece- weight only. For requirements of R". 1 lakh (one lakh) and above, the procedure regarding notice to indigenous manufacturers as laid down in Chapter VI of I.T.C. Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76 may be followed.

Nil

i Unmachined steel forgings . . ..

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, 1975-76 may be followed.

Copper, wrought in the following forms ;—

41

Nil

ll) A.U. on restricted basis for import of highly polished copper sheets only for printining and block making industry.

7) Copper, tapes, foils, highly polished sheets specially ( prepared for making process blocks, lithographic sheets end copper perforated sheets.

(2) A.U. for import of copper foils.

Nil

<•

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

it) (a) Copper, rolled, plates, sheets, circles and strips in colled form or straight lengths including size* cut to shape.

(2) A.U. for import of coiled copper strips of width beyond 500 mm x thinner than 20 SWO for manufacture of perforated copper screens for sugar centrifuges.

Nil

(1) A.U. for import of special profile sections/shapes specially recommended by the sponsoring authority.

(2) The import of electrical conductor section will (6) Copper extruded/hard drawn, bars/rods rounds, squares, hexagonal and other sections/ shapes, including special profllo sections, in straight standard/cut lengths.

not be permitted.

Nil

(c) Copper extruded/hard drawn, pipes/tubes,

includingrcapiJlary tubes.

(1) Import of 10 mm to 100 mm O.D. tubes with wall thickness 24 SWG (0.6 mm) and thicker will not be permitted.

(2) A.U. for import of:—

(i) Capillary tubes.

(//) Copper tubing in colls or straight length of less than 10 mm and smaller O.D. having thinner than 16 SWG wall thickness for refrigeration industry (other sizes of copper tubing will not be allowed to the refrige- ration industry).

(3) A.U. on restricted basis for pipes and tubes of sizes other than those indicated above. However, Import will not be permitted for any of tthe following non-essential end-uses :—

"Bottle sprayers, hand pumps including bicycle pumps and other bicycle components, door handles, key chains, ball chains, snake chains, brackets, aldrops, towel rods, parts for knapsacks, tubelight holders, metric weights, presses, cables and wires, brass bolts, nuts, washers, dress hooks, curtain rings, brass carving and bracelets, curtain rods, furniture fittings, sanitary fit- tings, handles, and other building hardware, bathroom accessories and domestic appliances.

(4) Import of flexible and collapsible tubes will not be

covered under this serial number.

Copper-alloys wrought (other than brass) in the form of —

(lii)

(1) A.U. for import of phosphor-bronze sheets/strips

Nil

(a) Rolled sheets, plates, strips, circles (whether

thinner than 24 SWG for manufacture of:—

coiled or straight).

(/) contacts for tumbler switches and metal clad

switches.

4

1

2 3

PART /—contd. SI. No. 41 {Hi) (a)~contd.

(7/) transistor band switches. (///) Precision electric and scientific instruments. (2) A. U. on restricted basis, for import of other copper- alloy items falling under this serial number but not otherwise specified, for essential end-uses only on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

(1) A.U. for import of cold-rolled/hard-drawn phosphor

Nil

bronze rods above 2' or SO mm dia/squaio only.

(6) Extruded/hard drawn bars and rods, rounds, square, hexagonal etc, and special profile sections/shapes.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis, for import of other copper- alloy items falling under this serial number, but not otherwise specified, for essential end-uses only on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

(1) A.U. for import of phosphor-bronzo tubes for

Nil

(c) Pipes and tubes Including capillary tubes .

manufacture of pressure/vacuum gauges.

(2) A.U. for import of cupro-nickol tubes for essential end-uses such as beat exchangers, economises, etc.

(3) A.U. on restricted basis for import of aluminium brass and aluminium bronze tubes below 20 mm dia/sq. having less than 16 SWO wall thickness.

(4) A.U. on restricted basis, for import of other copper' alloy items falling under this serial number, but not otherwise specified, for essential end-uses only on the recommendation of the sponsoring authority.

(d) Wires, tapes and foils . . ..

Nil

(1) A. U. for import of phosphor bronze and tombac-brass wires of thinner than 35 SWO only for manufacture of wire cloth and spring! (including for press buttons).

(2) A. U. on restricted bads, for import of other copper- alloy items falling under this serial number, but not otherwise specified, for essential end-uses only, certified by sponsoring authority.

Note.—Import of German Silver (Including nickel silver) alloy, semis, manufactures and scrap will not be permitted under S. No. 41 (iii)/I.

42 Copper scrap whether ingotted or otherwise

Nil

(I) Requirement of the actual users will be met on res- tricted basis by Imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III to this Red Book.

(2) Import of this item will not be permitted to the

Nil

43 A Lead Ingot, pig and scrap . . ..

manufactures of brass utensils. Requirements of actual users will be met by import* through public sector agency. Please see Section III to this Red Book.

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

cake, tiles and slabs.

(1) Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please nee Section III to this Red Book.

(2) In respect of Dry battery manufacturers, require- ments of only high purity zinc having a minimum zinc content of 99 % in the form of ingots, billets, sheets/strips and callots will be met from the canalised imports.

(3) In respect of mazak/zamak alloy manufacturers, requirements of only high purity zinc (of purity 99.99%) will be met from the canalised imports.

(4) Import of this item will not bo permitted to the

manufacturers of brass utensils.

Nil

(c) Zinc granulations and dust ,

(1) A.U. for the manufacture T Requirements of actual of Hydrosulphlte of Soda. | users will be met by y imports through public (2) A.U. on restricted basis | sector agency. Please for other end-products. | see Section III to this

j Red Book.

(H) Lithographic tine nhecls/plates for offset Nil

printing.

(1) A.U. for printing industry and block maldna Industry, (2) Import of jet plates or pre-plates niicro zinc sheets, highly polished will be allowed to the printing and block making industries for photo engraving.

1 2

PART /—contd.

(a) Tin block and tin scrap . . .

45

(6) Brass, wrought in the following forms viz. :— 1 46

(0 Rolled, plates/sheets, circles, strips, whether in coils or straight lengths, including perforated sheets.

(;/) Extruded/hard drown, solid sections, like rods of round/square, hexagonal and all other such sec- tions, including special profile sections.

(///) Extruded/hard drawn, pipes and tubes, including capillary tubes.

Uv) Sheathings, wire-rods, wires and foils .

A

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

i [1-A Antimony ingot regulus and star metal .

i 18 (a) (/) Nickel-virgin, all forms like ingots, cathodes, oloctrosquares, briquets, pellets and F-shots, but excluding nickel anodes, but including scrap.

(W) Nickel base alloys (including monel metal), unwrought/scraps.

;) Nickel and Nickel-base alloys as semi-manufactuies like it

rolled flat products :—

(0 Rolled products like plates, sheets, strips, foils, whether coiled or in straight lengths.

(Ji) Hard-drawn/extruded solids like bars, rods sections, profile sections, wire rods and wires (Including monel metal wires).

3

4

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

Nil (1) A.U. for import of brass perforated sheets beyond 1200 mm width and required to be used without cutting them into shorter widths for manufacture of sugar machinery screens,

(2) A.U. for import of brass profile sections (other than round and flat,) having thickness less than 3 mm and width upto 10 mm required for the manufacture of spectacle hinges only.

(3) A.U. for import of brass pinion-rods (gear-section) for the manufacture of gears for clocks, counters, indicators and metres required by textile industry. (4) Import of 10 mm to 100 mm O.D. tubes with wall thickness 24 SWG (0.6 mm) and thicker will not be permitted.

(5) A.U. for import of capillary tubes.

(6) A.U. on restricted basis for sizes of tubes other than those indicated above; but, import will not be permitted for any of the following non-essential end-uses :—

"Bottle sprayers, hand pumps including bicycle pumps and other bicycle components, door handles, key chains, brackets, aldrops, towel rods, ports for knapsacks, tube light holders, metric weights, presses, cables and wires, brass bolts, nuts, washers, dress hooks, curtain rings, brass carvings and bracelets, curtain rods, furni- ture fittings, sanitary fittings, builders hardwares, umbrella ribs and handles, and other building hardware, bathroom accessories and domestic appliances.

(7) A.U. on restricted basis for import of flattened brass wire, of 8 mm and smaller widths, for manu- facture of zip fasteners.

(8) A.U. for import of leaded-brass wire of 2 mm dia. for manufacture of ball-pen refll-tips, on restricted basis.

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

(2) Import of this item will not be permitted to the manu- iacturcrs of brass utensils.

Nil

A.U. for import of antimony for manufacture of storage batteries subject to the clearance of the D.G.T.D.

Nil

Requirements of actual users for hickel-virgin/nickel scrap will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III to this Red Book.

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

A.U.

Nil

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for nickel and monel metal Nil

rods and wires.

(2) A.U. for other items falling under this S.No.

4

3

1 2

PART /--concld.

SI. No. 48 (b)—contd.

Nil

A.U.

("/) Hard-drawn/extruded hollows like pipes and tubes

including capillary tubes. (iv) Foils and flattened wires,

(v) Nickel alloy, rods, wires, strips and tapes for

Nil Nil

A.U. (1) A.U.

special electrical resistance uses.

(2) Import of Nichrome rods and wire upto 30 SWO

and thicker will not be permitted.

Nil

(vi) Anodes whether cast or rolled in various shapes

Import of nickel anodes in any form or its substitutes for electroplating purposes will not be allowed.

Nil

A.U.

(vii) Powders and metallic paste. . . ..

Nil

"ungsten metal in all forms including its alloys, semis,

51 1

powder and products thereof.

(1) A.U. Import of tungsten wire filaments for manu- facture of electric lamps will, however, be allowed on restricted basis.

(2) Import of the undermentioned items will not be

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

size of one micron and less. (il) Ammonium para tungsten.

Nil A.U.

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

53

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(a) Calcium—Manganese —Silicon alloys . . . \ / (6) Calcium Silidde

A. U. Import will be allowed in the manner indicated

Nil

\ Rolling Mill rolls (whether of cast iron, cast sleel or

55-;

forged).

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

straightaway.

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

A.U. OD restricted basis (except for motor vehicles).

c) Hot formed coil springs of iron and steel for motor

Nil

57 (

vehicles, railways and tramways.

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(

e) industrial metallic cold-formed coil springs flat and other formed springs including precision springs but excluding hair springs for watches/clocks etc.

PART II

A.U. for dry battery manufacturers.

Nil

1 (6) Dry battery Wax red, black, etc.

3 Raw Manilla hemp (Fibre) *

1

1 I Nil

5 Raw sisal fibre . .. . . . |

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

J

Nil

A (b) Compressed" asbestos fibre jointing sheets, mill

7-

board Ferro-asbestos.

(1) A.U. for import of beater addition jointings. Import of other grades of jointings will not be allowed.

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

ness below 1.6 mm.

Nil

(1) A.U. on restricted basis.

(c) Asbestos based products for electrical insulation

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.

-B Non-asbestos packing and boilers all sorts, not otherwise

7

specified.

A.U. on restricted basis.

-C Steam, Pneumatic and hydraulic non-asbestos packings j"Nil

7

for all machinery.

8 Ready-made boiler non-asbestos packings.

J

1

3

2

4

PART II— contd.

9 (a) Machined steel balls above 14.2875 ram. (9/16¹) dla.

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

UO Machined steel balls 14.2875 ram. (9/16') dia. and Nil

below.

A.U. on restricted basis for import of precision steei balls conforming to IS Grades 2, 1, 0, corresponding to AFBMA grades 5, 10, 15 and 25.

(c) Un machined steel bails.

(0 Grinding media steel balls . . ..

A.U. on restricted basis for import of special types like

Nil

hollow cast steel balls.

(rt) Forged Steel Balls

A.U, on restricted basis for manufacture of ball bearing!.

Nil

A.U. on restricted basis for import of special purpose (d) (/) Coated or uncoated arc welding electrodes

Nil

electrodes excluding non-ferrous electrodes.

(g) R.ollors/Needle rollers both machined and un- Nil

machined.

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

Diameter

Ltngth

8.8 mm. to 12 mm.

1.48 mm. to 1.6 mm.

1.90 mm. to 2.54 mm. 8.8 mm. to 20.60 mm.

9.0 mm. to 32.80 mm.

2.90 mm. to 3.22 mm.

4.60 mm. to 4.90 mm. 24 mm. to 35.5 mm.

18 mm. to 32 mm.

5.40 mm. to 5.60 mm.

1.48 mm. to 4.1 mm. 4.6 mm. to 32.80 mm.

7,6 mm. to 51.00 mm.

4.60 mm. to 5.1 mm.

6.90 mm. to 8.1 mm. 6,8 mm. to 84.00 mm.

5.90 mm. to 6.4 nun. 5.8 mm. to 51.00 mm.

A.U. for Import of :—

U) Others

Nil

(0 Pure iron on restricted basis.

(ii) Iron powder for manufacture of sintered parts

on restricted basis.

(Hi) Hair springs for the manufacture of pressure

and vacuum gauges.

(iv) Steel bath pressings for manufacture of bath

tubs.

JO Manufactures of copper and copper alloys, excluding scrap and those mentioned In Part I of the Schedule :

. 1

These items are covered under S. No. 17 (a) (ii)/U (a) Rods, wire, foil and strip made of copper and copper alloys for gas welding and brazing. (6) Copper wire (other than bare hard drawn electro- Nil j>

lytic copper wire).

(1) A.U. for Import of German silver/Nickel silver

Nil

11

scrap on restricted basis.

German silver (including nickel silver) semi-manufac- tures and scraps thereof having 10% to 18% nickel content only.

(2) A.U. for import of rods, wires, sections; and

special sections for spectacle frames/hinges.

(3) A.U. for Import of German silver/Nickel silver

Strips on restricted basis.

A.U. for import of E. C. grade aluminium. Please 13

Nil

see Section III of this Red Book.

Aluminium ia any crude form including Ingots, bars, blocks, slabs, billets, shots and pilleU.

4

3

1 2

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

only for the end-products indicated against each :— Ceramic industrry

(/) Zirconium Silicate and Zirconium opacificrs including zircon flour, (on restricted basis)

(//) Rutlle (on restricted basis) PART II—oontd. 17 (a) (0 Cadmium, cobalt, manganese, magnesium, bismuth, chromium, vanadium and other virgin non-ferrous metals not otherwise specified and powders, and manufactures thereof, dental illver alloy in 1 and 5 oz. packing, aluminium lead winged, glazing 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 ipeclfled.

Ceramic and elec- tric weld-' ing in- dustries.

(///) Magnesium

(on restricted basis)

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. Aluminium and aluminium alloy industries.

For research and

analytical labora- tories.

(Iv) All virgin metals of high purity covered under this sub-S. No.

For manufacture

(v) Chromium metal.

of alloy steel.

(vl) Chromium metal powder.

(v//) Dental silver alloy.

U) Platinum

;W) Palladium

For special welding electrode manu- facturers only. For dentistry only. (3) Requirements of actual users for the following itctuj will be met by imports through public sector agency :— For manufacture of instruments, plati- num laboratory ware, thermocoup- les, catalyst gauzes, resistance material and heat- ing elements only. For research and analytical labo- ratories only.

(ill) Cobalt (/v) Bismuth

(on restricted basis)

For Industries other than drugs and Pharmaceuticals,

Please see Section III to this Red Book. (4) AU on restricted basis for import of Mlsch metal. (5) Import of cadmium metal, lead winged aluminium glazing ban, and platinum wire will not be allowed.

Nil (1) A.U. on restricted basis. (2) Import of brass and bronze electrodes, rods/wires will

not be permitted.

(//) AD non-ferrous uncoated electrodes/rods/ wires/strips/folls/powder compounds and pastes of pure metals or alloys thereof, for purpose of ga-s welding and brazing only.

>). Non-ferrous and ferrous resistance alloys and bi- metal/scmJ-manufactures like rods, strips, wires, tapes, foils (excluding Ni-cBrome products) :

(/) Bi-metal

Nil (1) A.U. for import of :— (/) Copper-clad wire for electrical lamps and bulbs and

lead-ln-wire as specified in Appendix 42.

(ii) Bi-metal strips of all composition including ferrous and non-ferrous combination for thin walled bearings and other automobile industry needs;

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of:— (i) Clad materials for special electrical and aero-nautical

purposes.

ii)Bi-inetal strips of all compositions including ferrous and non-ferrous combinations for thennostatic/ thermoelectric purposes/relays.

(3) Import of bi-mctal contacts and points will not be

permitted.

Nil

(//) Electrical Reslsiance alloys excluding Nlckd-

A.U. on restricted basis for special alloys including

aluminium resistance alloys.

Chromlum/ferrous base (like constantan, man- eanln, alumel and suchother special alloys).

PART //—contd.

Si. No. 1Kb)—contd.

(lit) Alloy pen points (iv) Low expansion alloys like Invar, Duraet and

Nil Nil

A.U. A.U.

such other special alloys.

Nil (1) A.U. for import of—

(1) Pipes of sizes above 152.40 m.m.O.D. (ii) Tubes of the sizes below 152.40 m.m. O.D. for

telephone industry.

(c) Aluminium alloy items (other than those used in aircraft construction) containing not more than 99 % of aluminium in the form of plates, sheets, circles, strips, rods, bars, tubes, section*, wire and rivets.

(iii) Capillary tubing for the manufacture of pointers in electrical measuring instruments and ball pen refills,

(iv) Extruded sections for the manufacture of spec-

tacle hinges,

(v) Special T-scctions for manufacturing electrical

relays,

(vi) Crimped flat wire for metallislng/metallic-coating

to all types of ariidcs.

(2) A.U. for import of aluminium stitching wire for

tea industry, on the recommendation of Tea Board.

(3) A.U. on restricted basis for import of the following

for specified end-uses shown against them :—

Item

End-use

(0 Aluminium alloy Snap/zip fasteners.

strips/foils.

(il) Aluminium alloy Tube rivets and pen caps.

tube.

(///) Aluminium alloy Non-tubular rivets and

screws.

A.U. on restricted basis.

(d) Aluminium Circles, sheets, strips, wire rods, wire and foils of minimum purity of 99.7% and above.

(") Metal and Alloy powders (including iron) for sintering

not otherwise specified. (/) Iron/alloy iron.

"1

A.U. for manufacture of sintered parts.

(//) Non-ferrous metal and its alloys. J

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)(6).

(//) Ball bearings of 25.4 mm. bore (internal) diameter and below other than those specified in Appendix 14(l)(o) and 14(1)(6).

(1) A.U.

(2) Import of ball bearings, as components, will (lit) 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)(6).

be allowed in the manner indicated below:— (a) Import of ball bearings not covered by Appendix 14 will be allowed without any restriction,

NH

(b) Import of ball bearings specified in Appen- dix 14 will bo allowed, on a restricted basis, in terms of the provision made ia Appen- dix 40.

(Iv) Ball bearings above 25.4 mm. bore (internal) diameter and upto and including 50.8 mm, bore (internal) diameter other than those specified in Appendix 14(2)(o) 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)(6).

(3) Import of ball bearings, as spare parts, will be allowed in accordance with tho general policy for the import of spare parts given in Section I. (vz) Ball bearings above 50,8 mm. bore (internal) diameter and upto and including 76.2 trim, bore (internal) dia. other than those specified in Appendix 14(3)(o) and 14(3)(6).

(vii) Ball bearings above 76.2 mm. bore (internal) diameter as specified in Appendix 14(4)(

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(ix) Component parts of ball bearings not other-

wise specified.

Nil

(2)(i)(a) Cylindrical roller bearings as specified in

Appendix 14(5)(a) and 14(5)0).

(1) A.U. (2) Import of these boarings, as components, will be allowed, on a restricted basis, in terms of the provision made in Appendix 40.

(3) Import of these bearings, as spore parts, will be allowed in accordance with the geueral policy for the import of spare parts given in Section 1.

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PART rr—contd.

SI. Nc>. 19(1)—contd.

Nil

A.U.

(2) (t)(b) Cylindrical roller bearings other than those

specified in Appendix 14(5) (a) and (b).

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(//) Component parti of Cylindrical Roller bearings including accessories, such as sleeves, nuts and washers, n.o.s.

Nil

(3) (/)(") Tapered roller bearings as specified fn Appen-

dix 14(6)(a) and (b).

(1) A.U. (2) Tmport of these bearings, as components, will be allowed, on a restricted basis, in terms of the provision mado in Appendix 40.

(3) Import of those bearings, as spare parts, will be allowed in accordance with the general policy for the import of spare parts given in Section I.

Nil

A.U.

(3) (l)(b) Tapered roller bearings other than those spe- cified In Appendix 14<6)(a) and (b).

Nil

A.U., on restricted basis.

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

(4)(0 Spherical roller bearings

A.U. A.U.

Nil Nil

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

Nil

(1) A.U.

(2) Import of these bearings, as components, will bo allowed, on a restricted basis, in terms of the provision made in Appendix 40.

(3)(/) Needle bushes/shell type needle bearings/thin shell needlo bearings drawn cup needle bearings/roller cages including needle roller bearings complete as specified in Appendix 14(7)(a)and (b).

(3) Import of these bearings, as spare parts, will be allowed in accordance with the general policy for the import of spare parts given in Soction I.

A.U.

Nil

(5)(//) Needle bushes/shell type needle bearings/thin shell needle bearings drawn cup needle bearings/roller cages including needle roller bearings complete other than those specified in Appendix 14(7)(a) and (b).

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

(5)(r'W) Component parts of needle bushes/shell type needle bearings/thin shell needle bearings/drawn cup needle bearings/roller cages/needle roller bearings including accessories such as cages, sleeves, etc. not otherwise specified.

NOTE:— Licences for import of ball bearings, cylin- drical roller bearings, tapored roller bear- ings, spherical roller bearings, and needlo bushes/shell type needle bearings/thin shell needle bearings/drawn cup needle bearings/ roller cages including needle roller bearings falling under S. No. 19/11, as components, under the above provisions, will be issued for specific sizes of bearings recommended by the sponsoring authorities concerned and required for manufacture of the speci- fic ond-product(s). The applicants should, therefore, furnish a list, giving the particul- ars of bearings, (viz. ISl No., equivalent Hoffmann No., equivalent SKF No. and bearing dimensions in bore, outside dia- meter and width, etc.), sought to be im- ported, along with their applications. The list should be certified by the sponsoring authority concerned and also indicate the specific end-product(s) for the manufacture of which bearings are required. The sponsoring authorities should, while certi- fying such lists of bearings, ensure that the bearings recommended by them for import are actually required by the unit for the manufacture of tho specific end-product(s), in accordance with the approved manufac- turing programme. In respect of bearings, import of which is allowed on a restricted basis, the sponsoring authority should also ensure that tho particulars of such bearings -given in the list correspond to those men- tioned in the relevant part of Appendix 14.

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PART II—contd.

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for import of the under- Metal-working tools :—

20(1)

mentioned items :— (0 Slitting saws and slotting cutter of thickness

below 1.6 mm.

(//) Diamond wire drawing dies. {ill) Taps and diei below 3 nun. (iv) Broaches. (v) Gear hobs, pear ahaper cutters and special types (a) Tools and cutters tipped with either Tungsten Car- bide or Stellite 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)/II

-Nil

of gear cutting tools,

(vi) SteHiie - itellite tips and stellite tipped tools. (v/7) Burnishing tools required by the break manufac

turers.

(v///) Metal punches 0.3 mm to 3.0 mm.

(b) Milling Cutters, Gpar Cutters, End Mills, Slitting Saws, taps, dies and other thread forming tools, (cj 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 speci6ed elsewhere.

(ix) Thread rolls for thread rolling machines. (x) Grooving and shaping cutters for pencil

manufacturing industry. (,xt) Router cutters for engraving, (xii) Chasers/Dios for Die heads.

(2) Import of items mentioned in Appendix 13 will

, not be allowed.

Nil

'Nil

(2)(a)(l) Circular saws, Inclusive of inserted blade types. (4)(/>) Twist drills and reamers less than 1.190 mm. dla. i (c) Carbide tipped drills and reamers less than 1.190 J

mm, dia.

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A.U. on restricted basil, (1) A.U. (2 A.U. on restricted basis for import of stepped drills upto 1.8 mm. dia with shank dia upto 2 mm for spectacle hinges industry. (1) A.U. applications from textile mills/textile machinery manufacturing Industry for permissible types of gauges will bo 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.

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

Nil

(3) A.U. for import of Carbide tip slip ttaugei. (4) A.U. on restricted basis for import of :—

(/) Outside Micrometers of sizes ever 300 mm.

and sparea thereof.

(") Thread Plug Gauges and Ring Oauges.

(lit) Gauge Blocks [Slip Gauges other than Hose

mentioned in remark (3) above.)

(/v) Tension gauges of ranges 4 -24 gms, (v) Pneumatic gauges with Air Plugs gauges and

setting Masters.

(5) No A.U. licences will be granted for the foil owing

items :—

The following precision and measuring tools :— (1) Micrometers, Universal Surface Gauges, Vernier Height Gauges, Vernier Depth Gauges, Micrometer Depth Gauges, Rule Depth Gauges, Planner Shaper Gauges, Taper Parallel Gauges, Screw Pitch Gauges, Fillet and Radius Gauges. Feeler Gauges, Thickness Gauge Stock, Twist Drill and Machino Screw Tap Gauges, Calliper and Wire Gauges, Drill and Wire Gauges, Jobbers Drill Gauges, Drill Point and Dopth 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 Draftsmans Protractor*, Gear tooth Verniers, Speed Indicators, Hardened Ground Steel Paral- lels, Die Makers Squares, Hardened Steel Squares, Universal Bevels, Combination Squares, Automatic Centre Punches Combination Calliper and Dividers, Steel Rules, Measuring Tapes and also such other measuring toots and ^Instruments used in the engi- neering workshop and industry for measuring or gauging or checking or comparing physical dimensions.

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

(//) Surface Gauges including universal surface

gauges.

(//() Steel plain plug gaugei. (tv) Gap Gauge*. (v) Straight Edges. (vt) Sine Bars.

(n7) Parallel Blocks Including hardened and ground

parallels.

(>///) Surface phtes including granite surface plates

1000x1000 rams or smaller!.

(tx) Angle Plates.

(x) Cast iron cubes,

(xi) Measuring tapes In all sizes—metallic, non-

metallic and steel. (xll) Draftsman's Protractors. (xlll) Magnetic bases complete without Dial Indi-

cator.

(xiv) Outside Micrometers of sizes 0—300 mm. (including Intermediate ranges in these sizes) and snares thereof,

(xv) 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.

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2

PHRT //—contd,

SI. N<

>. 21(1)—"w/rf.

(xvi) Hand Tachometers, or speed indicators,

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

(xvli) Steel measuring*foot rules. (xviil) Feeler gauges.

(xix) Spring callipers aad dividers.

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

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A.U. on restricted basis.

A.U. on restricted basis for import of slitting wheels.

25

(1) A.U. for import of boron carbide powder.

Nil Nil Nil

(6) Grinding wheels and segments . . .. (<•) Other? . (d) Emery grain, synthetic aluminium oxide and silicon carbide abrasive grains.

(2) A .U. on restricted basis for Import of brown alumi-

nium oxide and silicon carbide.

(3) A.U. on restricted basis for import of white alumi-

nium oxide.

26 (1) Graphite crucibles for j>Jt furnaces

(2) Graphite Crudble Including covers, rnufflcrings and

(4) Import of emery grain will not be permitted. (1) A.U. for silicon carbide crucibles or carbon bonded graphite crucibles of sizes over No. 200 (200 Kg. melting capacity In terms of brass) without covers, mufflerings and stands.

stands for tilting furnaces.

Nil

(3) Silicon Carbide crucibles for pit fired furnaces

(4) Silicon Carbide Crudbles for tilting furnaces

(2) A.U. for clay bonded Hraphitc crucibles of sizes over No. 300 (300 kg. melting capacity in terms of brass) without covers, muffler- ings and stands. Import will not however, be per- mitted to the manufacturers of brass utensils.

(3) Import of permissible sizes of silicon carbide cruci- bles and graphite crucibles will be permitted to precious metal refineries, on the recommendation of the Reserve Bank of India.

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

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for import of V. Belts,

Nil

(8) (b) Steel conveyor 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

Nil

blades.

29 Power driven road rollers and component parts thereof

A.U. applications for spare parts will be considered in

Nil

consultation with the D.G.T.D.

30 (c) Diesel engines above 30 H P.

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

Nil

consultation with the D.G.T.D.

A.U. for import of Marine diosel engines above 400

Nil

H.P. in consultation with D.G.T.D, (d) Marine type diesel engines (I.e., an engine usually supplied with bell housing, carrying 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).

H.I.

(1) A.U. subject to Appendix 4-A.

( /) Spare 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 spare parts of marine diesel engines for servicing and maintenance purposes, for small value will be considered by the Regional Licensing authorities on the recommeudation of the P.O. Shipping if they are not in a position to procure their require- ments from established importers.

31

Nfi

(b) Parts of petrol, gas and kerosene engines (c) (11) Out board motors above 5 H.P.

E.I. Nil A.U. applications for import of out-board motors above 10 HP will be considered from the following ; (/) Docks, Marine Departments and Port Trusts. (//) Fishermen's Co-operative Societies. (ill) State Directors of Fisheries,

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

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PART //—contd.

32 (a) Fractional horse power motors (Including motors' upto one H.P.), suitable for D.C. supply or single pliass.

(1) A.U. for import of the following types of motors :—

(l>) A.C. 3-phase, squirrel cage and slipring motors up to 200 H.P. conforming to details of construction and design ai given below :—

(0 Type-Standard High Torque (including loom

motors) smooth acceleration.

* Nil

(it) Voltage—up to 550.

(a) Flame-proof motors (1) Aoplications from conforming to B.S.S. collieries wil! be 741 of 1937 or its considered by jCCt equivalents if sup- & E., Calcutta on the plies are not available recommendation oi with the S.T.C. Coal Controller.

(HI) Spindle—Horizontal or vertical.

Calcutta.

(/v) Enclosure—Screen protracted/dip-proof totally

enclosed (including fan cooled).

(c) Motors of the types mentioned In (b) above but

above 200 H.P.

(2) Applications from actual users other than collieries will be considered by the regional licensing authorities.

Other types of motors.

(ft) Variable speed motors Applications will be con- for textile machines sidered by the JCCI & E, (textile machinery Bombay on the recom- manufacturing indus- mendations of the Textile try). Commissioner, Bombay

on restricted basis.

(c) Varidrive motors. Applications will be considered from actual users manu- facturing plastic moulded and extract- ed items involving high rate of precision and accurate toler ance.

(d) Strvo moton Applications from actual users will be considered in consultation with the D.G.T.D.

(e) Micro motors Applications for import of this item from actual users for manufacture of mini- cars will be considered in consultation with the D.O.T.D.

(2) A.U, applications for import of special types of electric motors from units borne on the books of the DGTD and from State Electricity Boards will be considered in consultation wMh the DGTD.

(3) Prohibited types of motors specified in sub-items (a), (b) and (c) of this S. No. will be allowed clearance with machinery and equipment provided the motor shaft is directly coupled to the driving mechanism and these can be regarded as integral, as hitherto or have been built in built on, flanged or geared so as to form an integral driving mechanism with the plant and machinery,

E.T.

(e) Parts of Motors

A.U. for manufacture of fractional horse power motors for import of centrifugal switches and electrolytic starting capacitors.

(/) Electric Generators 1

Nil

(g) Generating Sets J

A.U. Applications for import of electric equipments required for generation, transmission and distribution of electric power specified in Appendix 17 will be considered by CCI & E, New Delhi in consultation with DGTD.

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PART //—contd.

SI. No. 32—contd.

(h) Parts of Generators

33-U 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.

34(o) (/) Special pumps required for handling Highly corrosive liquids and ur high temperature and/or high pressure or of a sophisticated nature.

<*) Sparc parts of power driven pumps Including mechanical seals and/or parts and special scaling materials excluding spare parts of trailer pumps.

36 (I) Prime movers, boilers, locomotive engines and T tenders for ihe 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.

(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 their use for any other purpose.

J (4) Control gear (other than electric self-acting or otherwise) and transmission gear (other than electric) designed for use with any machinery 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. 68 of Part V of this Schedule.

(1) (I) Olher Jute Mill Stores covered by this Serial No. 37

S/12 GI/75—"

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E.I. (1) A.U. However, the import of Commutators forD.C. motors upto 1 H.P. will be allowed on restricted basis.

(2) Import of Special types of carbon brushes as spares or components will be permitted only in consultation with D.G.T.D.

Nil (I) A.U. applicants for the import of air and gas, comp- ressors will be considered in consultation with the D.G.T.D.

(2) A.U. for import of spare parts of air gas compressors A.U. requirements will be met from the stocks imported by the STC,

Nil (1) A.U, (2) The import of mechanical seals and/or parts and special sealing material, will bo allowed on a restric- ted basis.

Nil (1) A.U, applications will be considered by J.C.C.I. St E., Calcutta subject to Appendix 35.

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

E.I.

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

(2) Licences will not be valid for import of :—

(0 ^Tungsten carbide tipped tools as spares for mining and other industrial machinery. (//) Diamond drilling bits for mining pur- poses, including oil field drilling bits of all types.

(3) Import of oil seals, cap screws, bolts and nut.s specially adapted for use in this type of machinery can be permitted.

(4) Wherever necessary, licence may be endorsed for the Import of steel perforated sheets of special shape and quality for a particular machine, provided the machinery itself is not prohibited for import vide Appendix 35.

Nil

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

(2) Import of the following items will be allowed in each case on the specific recommendation of the Jute Commisisioner based on non-avaiiabliity from indigenous sources/very long and protracted delivery period offered by the Indigenous manu- facturers :—

(i) (a) 4K Pitch Sliver Spinning Frame.

(b) 4i' Pilch Apron Draft Spinning Frame,

(ii) 5-J' Pitch Sliver Spinning Frame.

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PART It—contd. SI No. 37(1)(/)—contd

(///) Finishers Drawing Frame (Sacking Weft). (fv) Finisher Drawing Frame (Light Yarn), (v) Second Drawing Frame, (vi) Screwgill First Drawing Frame. (v/() Jute cards and roll farmers (an attachment

to the jute cards), the following :— (a) Long Jute Breaker Card Type JF2. (b) Long Jute Finisher Card Type JF4. (c) Cutting Jute Breaker Card Type JF1. (rf) Cutting Finisher Card Type JF3. (c) Cutting Teaser Card Type JF10.

(3) Licences issued will not be valid for -.—

(0 Planetree rolleri.

(il) Machines mentioned in Appendix 35.

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Nil

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

E., Calcutta.

(2) Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item No. 72(3) of machinery specified in S. No. 37(1) cjn-Iudiuy llio"e covered by S. No. 68 of Part V of ihls Schedule.

(2) Import of ihe following items will be allowed on the recommendation of the Jute Commissioner, Calcutta on production of non-availability certificates from indigenous manufacturtrs and subject to clearance from the Department of Heavy Industry, New Delhi :•—

(0 Faller Screws, (ff) Faller slides, and (Hi) Dead spindles for Apron Draft Spinning Frames

and 5Y spinning frames.

(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, (rf) Box Fronts. (") Roving-steadleri. (/) Beam Flanges. (g) Accessories and spares, the following :—

(/) Acctssorlei ;—

Cop Loaders.

(ti) Spares i

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

10. Shuttle cover*. 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.

37-A Component pans oi machinery when required for Railways. Nil 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 Rook of Rules and Procedure, 1975 1976.

Nil

38 1 Electric insulation including Presspahn (electricalgradc) 1 jut excluding ebonite rods, tubes and shscts.

(1) A.U. for impon of Class E and other higher tem- perature 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) A.U. for import of Presspahn paper suitable for manufacture of capacitors/hermetic sealed com- pressors for refrigwiiors only.

PART //—<;ontd. 3S-A (c) Studio electric and projector bulbs includLijj E.I. (1) A.U, for import of the following : —

Halogen lamps,

(0 Spectral lamps. (ii) Prefocussed tungsten filament lamps for use in calorimeter and spectrophotometers to cover the U.V. region.

(///) Denterium lamps In spectrophotometers to cover

the UV region.

(iv) Nerst source lamps to cover infra-red region, (v) Different hollow Cathode lamps required for

use in atomic absorption Spectrometer.

(2) A.U. for studio bulbs, projector bulbs including Halogen lamps provided they ore not of GLS type and other- wise banned categories and they cannot bo used other than as studio and projector bulbs, to studios or the re- presentative film Associations on the recommendation of the Regional Consultative Committees for raw films at Bombay, Calcutta and Madras.

( /) Others—

(1) Special shock-proof lamps used by Navy '

(1) A.U. applications for import of the undermentioned

Nil

(TS2592ofl964).

items will be considered:—

(/) Special shock-proof lamps used by Navy (IS 2592

of 1964).

(2) Aircraft lam pa. (3) Runway lighting lamps. (4) Mercury vapour lamps of 1000 watt and above, (5) Telephone switch board lamps. (6) Krypton gas filled lamps for coal industry. (7) Special medical lamps for:—

Cystascope. Opthatmoscope.

(ii) Aircraft lamps. (ill) Mercury vapour lamps of 1000 watt and above. (Iv) Sodium vapour lamps of Low and High pressure typo (f) 2.2 Volt lamps with built in tens for pin point focus. (yi) Ultra violet lamps. (vti) Xenon arc lamps.

(2) A.U. for Runway lighting lamps In consultation with

the D.G.T.D.

(8) Spectral lamps. (9) Prefocussed tungsten filament lamps for use in calorimeter and spectrophotometera to cover UV—region.

(10) Deuterium lamps for spectrophotometers to

cover UV—region.

(11) Nernst source lamps to cover infra-red region. (12) Different hollow-cathode 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:—

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 be considered by the J.C. C.I. & E., Calcutta on the recommendation of the Coal Controller Calcutta.

(2) A.U. for import of explosion-proof porcelain

lampholder for manufacture of light fittings,

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

41-A

Nil (1) A. U. for import of Cathode Blocks and Carbon Tamp- ing/Binding Mixes for use as a liner, in the production of non-ferrous metals by electrolytic process.

Synthetic graphite and amorphous carbon electrodes as used in electric furnaces for production of iron. Steel, Ferro alloy and non-ferrous metals. Syn- thetic graphite and amorphous carbon electrodes for use in electrolytic processes, electrodes paste and carbon furnace (Liner) Blocks for use in electric furnaces.

(2) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met on a restricted basis by imports through .public sector agency:— (0 Graphite electrodes for electric arc furnaces. (ii) Graphite anodes machined or unmachined required

for electrolytic processes.

Please see Section III of this Red Book.

42 (ft) Ii) Lightning Arrestors of 400 KV and below

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

400 K.V. only.

Nil Nil Nil

A.U. A. U. on restricted basis. A. U. on restricted basis for import of wave traps and cou-

pling capacitors filter.

(//) High Voltage Fuses (1.1 K.V. and above) . (Hi) Protective Relays . . .. (iv) Power line equipment and components thereof such as wave traps, coupling capaci- tors filter matching units, metering units and carrier sets.

Nil

(//) (m) —Others . . . ..

(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 insulators upto 220 KV and 40,000 lbs. strength will not be allowed.

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A.U. for import of special insulators/bushings in consulta-

Nil

tion with DGTD.

(i) Electrical porcelain Insulators/Bushings for switch gears and controlgears Including circuit breakers, transformers.

Nil

(j) Metallised porcelain Insulators/Bushings for

A.U.

capacitors.

Nil

(k) Condensor Bushings for transformers, switchgears

A.U. in consultation with DGTD.

and other electrical equipment.

Nil

(rf) Insulated (plastic, paper or other materials) power

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cables.

(1) A.U. for import of power cables above 33 KV. Applications from colleries will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta.

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

A, U. applications from electric fan manufacturing industry

Nil

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will be considered for the import of triflex only.

Electric fans, table and ceiling and parts thereof— fa) Ceiling fans and parts \ (b) Table fans complete. /

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

Nil

(c) (0 Enamelled or Insulted copper winding wires.

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wire 44 Gauges and finer Gauges.

Nil A. U. on restricted basis, for Import of Enamelled Copper (//) Enamelled or insulated copper strips

strips.

i N il

(1) A.U. for import of the fallowings :—

(d) Electrical Resistance wire (Nickcl-chromlum/ferrou!

base only).

(/) 20 SWG and thicker. (H) 32 SWG and thinner.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of sizes other than

those mentioned at (l)(i) and (ii) above.

(") Tele-communication cables and wires both "J

Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

plastic insulated and paper insulated sheathed f of all types.

^

( /) High frequency coaxial cables. [

J

E.I. (1) A* U. for Import of:—

(h) Carbons

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(1) Electro-graphite, hard carbon and graphite grade

carbon blocks,

(11) Other special carbon products like graphite tubes,

graphite rings spectrograpbic carbons, not otherwise specified,

(lii) Electrodes for dry 'cells and batteries (in con-

sultation with D.G.T.D.)

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

(i) Metal graphite grades of carbon blocks including carbon Mocks equivalent to Morgan's CM. 2 grade and metal Impregnated graphite grade of carbon blocks.

(fi) Colloidal graphite.

(3) Import of photo process carbons and gauging electrodes

will not be allowed.

(4) Graphite stopper heads are covered by S. No. 238/IV

Nil

A.U. for Import of capacitors (condensors) of the follow- (c) C o n d e n s e rs .

. ..

ing specifications :—

1000/220 microfarads 30/50 V.D.C.

—10%+50% tolerance. + 10% storage increase over 2 months sheflife. + 10% variation typical temp, variation over temp. Range—10"C to 55°C.

Nil

\d) O t h e rs

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for flame proof mining bells and flame proof mining tclephor.es. Applications will be considered by the J.C.C.I. and E. Calcutta.

(2) The import of the following telephonic equipment will

not be permitted :— 0) Small slie ARP equipment (12 Subs—4 Sirens).

(Ii) Dial Tester,

(lii) Communication equipment for naval friegates.

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(iv) Cable extension equipment for microwave syslen is.

(v) 60 Channel cable system,

(vi) 7 GHZ Microwave equipment for railwayi.

(vii) Supervisory control bay for 6 GHZ project.

(3) Import of Telephonic equipments other than those covered by remarks (1) and (2) above and Tele- printers, Accessories and spare parts will be allowed in consultation with the Ministry of Communications, New Delhi.

NU

El

46-A (c) Hearing aid batteries . . ..

Licences will be granted under the procedure for stores 46-B

ordered by Government Railways.

y

Telegraphic instruments and apparatus and part thereof imported by or under orders of Railwa Administration

50 Railway material for permanent way and rolling stock, namely, sleepers, other than iron and steel fastenings thereof, bearing plates, chain, inter-locking appara- tus, brakegear, shunting skids, couplings, and springs signals, turn tables, weigh bridges, carriages, wagons, traversers, rail removers, scooters, trolties, trucks, also order cranos, water cranes, and water tanks when imported by or under the orders of a raij- way administration. Provided that for the purpose of this entry. 'Railways means a line of Railway subject to the provisions 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 defined in item No. 72 or 72(3) of the first schedule to the Indian Tariff Act. 1934, shall not be deemed to be included hereunder.

Rubber fittings being component parts of railway

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Applications for import of items falling under these S. 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 the Rules and Procedure, 1975-76.

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S. No. 1—cortfrf.

(rf) (0 Wetting out, Penetrating, Dispersing, Scour- ing and Emulsifying agents.

(tv) Synthetic Bleaching agents (other than bleach- ing powder or hypochlorites, hydrogen peroxide etc.).

(/) Carboxy methyl cellulose and its salts

1-B Dyes derived from coal-tar and coal-tar derivatives used in any dyeing process.

2 Cotton raw

4 (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) (a) Wot processing and finishing machinery

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

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

(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.

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

Nil A.U. on restricted basis.

(1) A.U. for import of ethyl cellulose for manufacture of Nil

protective coating compound only.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of methyl cellulose.

A.U. Detailed policy is given In Appendix 24,

Nil

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

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

subject to Appendix 34.

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

subject to Appendix 34.

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

subject to Appendix 34.

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

subject to Appendix 34.

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

Bombay, subject to Appendix 34.

(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 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 of 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/were 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.

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5 (1) The following textile machinery and apparatus by whatever power operated when required for textile industries other than jute and hemp, namely :—

A.U. subject to Appendix 34^

Nil

Blow-room machinery, Carding Engines, Combers (including Silver Lap Machines, Ribbon Lap Machines, Lap Former) Speed Frames, Draw Frames, Ring Frames, Warp and Weft pre- paratory machinery (Winding machine, Warping machine, Sizing machine, Pirn Wind- ing machine); Drawing in and Twisting-in machines (Warp tying machines, Reaching-in- machines, etc.), Doubling machines, looms (all types) Wool Carding, Spinning, and Weav- ing machinery, Silk Throwing, Reeling, Twisting and Weaving machinery, Waste Spinning machinery (all types).

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

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Bombay, subject to Appendix 34.

(2) Component parts as defined in Imports 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.

(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 nomenclature in the ITC policy will be allowed import on the specific recommendation of the sponsoring authority and after the same arc cleared from indigenous angle.

(i) 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.

Nil

5-A Machine cloth . . . . . ..

(1) A.U. applications from textile mills will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay on the recommendation of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

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

(1) A.U. applications will be considered by JCCI & E., 6

Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

(a) Warp/Raschcl/Lace and weft knitting machines (including Hosiery machines) and embroidery machines to be worked by manual labour and which require less than one quarter of brake horse power.

• Nil

(2) Licences granted to Actual Users for spare parts will be valid for import of such spare parts of machinery which are/were imported by indigenous manufacturers for building up machinery as per list cleared by the Textile Commissioner, Bombay and attested by tho Jt. C.C.I. & E., Bombay.

(A) Warp/Raschel/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 (b) above, including hosiery needles.

(3) 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 nomenclature in the ITC policy will be allowed import on specific recommendation of the sponsoring authority and after the same arc cleared from Indigenous angle.

(4) (a) A.U. for import of hosiery needles on restricted basis i.e. at 1\"/B of the value of tho machinery or Rs. 10,000/- whichever is less, subject to Appendix 34.

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SI. No. (6)— contd.

(£>) Applications for grant of import licences for hosiery needles will also be considered from the associations of hosiery manufa- cturers on behalf of the members on res- tricted basis in the manner indicated at (a) aobve. In such cases the indivdual units will not apply for licence.

PART IV

Nil

Animals, living, all sorts . . . ..

I

1. 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 and pigs will be considered by the C.C.I.&E., New Delhi on the recommendation of the Min. of Agriculture and Irrigation (Deptt. of Agriculture), Appli- cations should be routed through the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (Deptt. of Agricul- ture), New Delhi.

3. Applications for import of poultry will be considered by the C.C.I.&E., New Delhi, on the recommendation of Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (Deptt. of Agriculture). In respect of DOTD units, the recommendation will be made by the DGTD in consultation with the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigationi(Deptt. of Agriculture), New Delhi.

4 .Applications from stud farms for import of horses for breeding purposes will be considered by the C.C.I.&E., New Delhi. Applications will be submitted in triplicate; the original copy of the application should be submitted to the Animal Husbandry Commissioner (Deptt. of Agriculture), Krishi Bhavan, New Delhi, and a copy of each of the applications should be sent to the C.C.T.&E,, New Delhi, and Director, Remount and Veterinary Services, West Blook III, R.K. Puram, New Delhi, respectively. The last date for submission of applications will be 30th April, 1975.

Nil

Plants, living, not otherwise specified . ,

15

(1) A.U. for accredited nurseries on the approval of Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (Depart- ment of Agriculture /CAAR) for import of plant material, on the recommendation of State Director of Agriculture. Applications shall be accompanied by a 'No objection certificate' under the destructive Insects Pest Act from the Directorate of Plant Protection, Quarantine and Shortage, Government of India, New Delhi.

(2)f All imports of plants, living, by air should be covered by a permit issued by the Plant Protection Adviser to the Government of India, New Delhi, and the consignments must be accompanied by a phytosani- tary certificate issued in the country of origin on the internationally recognised form.

Nil

Cashew nuts . . . , . .,

20

(1) The requirements of the actual users will be met by imports through the public sector agency. Pleaw lee Section in of this Red Book.

(2) (i) (a) The available quantity of imported raw cashewnuts will be distributed by the canalising agency viz. the Cashew Corporation of India Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Corporation") (o the eligible actual users. The eligible actual users are those processors" who had participated in the import and export trade of cashewnuts and operated cashew processing factories in any of the calendar years 1968, 1969 and upto 31st August, 1970.

(b)] An¹ eligible actual user will cease to be eli- gible for allocation of imported raw cashew if he was not in business for a continuous period of two years from the date of canalisation.

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SI. No. 20-contd.

(//) The allocations of imported nuts will be made by the Corporation to eligible actual users on the basis and in the manner indicated below :— (a) Allocations will be made to those factories declared by the processors (actual users) in the proforma filed with the Corporation and/or accepted by them after the date of canalisa- tion.

(b) Any factory which does not conform to the provisions of law relating to safety, conditions of service or fixation and payment of wages to the workmen will dot be eligible for allotment of raw nuts from the Corporation.

((.-) The allocation to each factory shall be deter- mined by the Corporation on the basis of the labour strength ascertained from the Muster Roll maintained by the factory and verified by the Corporation.

(d) The Corporation shall have the right to refk the initial allocation if the labour strength has come down based on returns from the factories and the verification carried out by the Corporation. With respect to those factories whose Muster Roll could not be verified by the Corporation during the inspection of factories, or where the Corporation considered it necessary to review the entitlement of any factory, the Corporation may make allocation on the basis of the labour strength determined on the basis of the lowest of the figure reported in the proforma at the time of canalisation of import of this item or the data sheet filed in 1971 with corroborative evidence, if necessary.

(e) Raw nuts allotted by the Corporation shall be processed in the factory in respect of which allotment has been made In the letter of allot- ment issued by the Corporation and no transfer either In part or In full to any other factory will be permitted.

(Hi) The allocation shall be subject to the condition that cashew kernels equivalent of 125% in terms of yield of the raw nuts allotted, shall be exported and proof thereof furnished to the Corporation.

21 (J) (0 Fruitsfrcsh.allsorts.n.o.s.excludingcoconuts ' (//) Fruits, dried, salted or preserved all sorts,

n.o.s. excluding dates.

Import will be permitted according to the procedure to

be notified later.

(b) Dates

37 Seeds, all sorts, not otherwise specified, excluding Nil

vegetable 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 consultation with the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (Department of Agriculture) New Delhi/Indian Council of Agriculture Research, New Delhi by the licencing authorities indicated against them:—

(/) Cocoa beans (seed) "] (//) Seeds for growing f JCCI & B, Calcutta-

fibre flax and " ramie j

(ill) Ornamental flower ") seeds and plant [ materials (for ac- > CCI & E, New Delhi, credited nurseries 1 only). J

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SI. No. H^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. How- ever, applications for import of Hybrid seeds for experimental purposes will be considered in con- sultation with the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (Deptt. of Agriculture), New Delhi.

(4) A.U. for import of Cocoa beans on restricted

basis.

(5) A. U. applications for import of lucerene and soyabean seeds for multiplication purposes only will be considered by the regional licensing authorities 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 and Irrigation (Forestry Division of the Department of Agriculture), Now Dolhi.

(7) A. U. applications for import of Oil Palm seeds will bo considered by the regional licensing authorities on the recommendations of State Directors of Agriculture and in consultation with the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation, New Delhi.

NOTE :—Applications in terms of remarks 1, 3, 6 and 7 above should be made through the Department of Agriculture, New Delhi.

Nil

Copra or coconut kernel

38

Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III 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. The application should be routed through the Rubber Board.

41 Hops

Nil (1) Requirements of actual users for brewery hops will be met on restricted basis by imports through Public sector agency. Please sec Section III of this Red Book.

(2) Import of bakery boos will not be permitted.

43 Wattle extract

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44 Wattle bark

L

On O.G.L. up to 31-3-1976

43 Bark for tanning excluding wattle bark . , . J

48 Gum, Arabic

Nil (1) Requirements of the actual users for manufacture of edible items such as comfectionery asatolida beverages, pharmucenticals will be met by imports through public Public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red

Book.

(2) Import of this item will not be permitted for end-uses

other than those covered by remark (i) above

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

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Nil A.U, for Kauri gum for manufacture of dental material.

Dammer and rosin.

(it) Dammer including unrefined Batu .

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

Nil

manufacture of liquid gold.

(b) Rosin . . , . , . , ..

Nil A. U. for synthetic rosin for manufacture of dental

materials.

Nil

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

end products :—

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

Varieties of wax

End-products

(i) Carnuba wax. (ii) Vegetable and sparmaceti

wax,

[ Polishes, Varnishes, V- Carbon paper and other wax paper and

(iii) Yellow ozokerite wax. (iv) White ozokerite wax.

) lead slips of pencils.

(v) Montan wax.

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60 (a) Mutton tallow

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Nil

61

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

Nil

(a) Vegetable non-essential oils, not otherwise specified excluding Palm oil, Tung oil and China wood oil.

(b) Palm 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.

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

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

Nil

(c) Tung oil also known as China wood oil

64 (a) Neats foot oil and its sulphonated producln

Nil

80 (a) Powdered milk and milk food imported in bulk A.U. for leather and picker industries.

Nil

packing.

(I) Requirements of skimmed milk powder of the actual users manufacturing baby food and malted milk food will be met by imports through the public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Red Book.

(2) Applications from the manufacturers of Malted milk food and Baby food for issue of release orders for skimmed milk powder should be accompanied with certifi- cates (in duplicate) from the State Health Authority that the products manufactured by them conform to the specifica- tions laid down under the Prevention of Food Adulteration Rules, 1955 (as amended from time to time) alongwith copies of analytical reports in the prescribed forms given in Appendix 82.

Alternatively, a certificate (in duplicate) from the Indian Standards Institution that the product manufactured con- forms to the specifications inter alia quality, packing and labelling, laid down by them, may bo sent alongwith the application.

(3) In addition to the above certificates from the State Health Authority/Indian Standards Institution, applications should also be accompanied with the following information in duplicate :—

(I) List of machines Installed with their size and capacity

(11) Cost of machinery indicated in (i) above.

(HI) Year wise production of baby milk food/malted milk food during the last 3 years and its ex-factory value of production.

(iv) Consumption of the following items during the last 3 years along, with their source of supply, if imported, import licence number/or release order number issued by CCI&E/Regional licensing authorities, may be given :—

Quantity Value

(a) Skimmed Milk Powder (b) Whole Milk Powder (c) Fresh Milk Id) Milk Fat (e) Sugar (f) Malt Extract/Malt

(4) Applications from proposed/new units for import of skimmed milk powder for manufacture of baby food will not be considered unless their schemes are linked to dairy develop- ment practices designed to generate fluid milk and are specifi- cally approved by the Government,

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E.I.

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

83

Nil

Nil

E.I.

Wines

E.I.

84 Brandy, Gin and Whisky

Nil

E.I.

85 Spirits excluding essences containing spirit used for the manufacture of beverages, not otherwise specified in this Schedule.

Drugs and medicines containing spirits.

Nil

E.I.

87

A.U. Detailed policy is given in Appendix 19.

Nil

97 China Clay . . . . . . ..

(1) A.U, for import of special grade of China Clay for art and chrome paper industry.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of special grades of China Clay for other end uses.

Nil

99 The following building and engineering material, namely:— Chalk, lime and clay.

A.U. for import of ball clay on restricted basis.

Nil

Marble and stone, not otherwise specified

103

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 illurninaot in wick lamps.

106 Mineral Oils :— (a) Which has Its flashing point at or above two (1) A.U. on restricted basis on the recommendation of the Textile Commissioner, Bombay for import of:—

(i) Pumice and Rubber stones for manufacture of all metal reeds, steel reeds and reed cleaning machines.

(ii) Carborandum stone for manufacture of Reed cleaning machines.

(2) A.U. for import of the following Items :—

(0 Silex lining blocks (Silex stones finished).

(//) Flint grinding pebbles.

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18.

hundred degrees of Fahrenheit's Thermometer, and V is ordinarily used for the batching of jute or other fibres.

(b) Which has its flashing point at or above one hund- red and fifty degrees of Fahrenheit's Thermometer, is 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 hygenie purposes.

Drugs, Medicines, all sorts, not otherwise specified in 109

A.U. Detailed policy is given in Appendix 19.

E.I.

this schedule.

115 (c) Other toilet requisites, n.o.s, . . ..

Nil

Cinematograph films, not exposed . . ..

116

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

E.I.

Cinematograph films, exposed

117

A.U. for black and white as well as ORWO colour raw film required by the producers of feature films, documentaries and advertising shorts. Releases will be made by the JCCI&E., Bombay, Calcutta and Madras, out of the imports canalised through the Film Finance Corporation., Bombay, from Rupee area.

E.I Ml

(1) Educa- tional fllmi.

(2) Feature Import is canalised through the public sector agency.

films.

Please see Section III of this Red book.

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Plumbago and graphite

122

(1) A.U. for import of high purity graphite containing graphite carbon content more than 80%.

(2) Import of other grades of graphite containing graphite

carbon content upto 80% will not be allowed.

(3) A.U. on restricted basis for import of nonilaky graphite (high purity micronised graphic 95-99.5 per cent) for aluminium pistons, special grade pencil leads, lubricants, packing materials and gaskets, cinema carbons, carbon brushes.

Natural Essential oils, all sorts, not otherwise specified

127

including pine oU.

(1) A.U. for import of natural essential oils other than those mentioned below for manufacture of aromatic chemicals, perfumery compounds, synthetic essential oils and flavour- ing essences.

128

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of natural essential oils other than those mentioned below for manufacture of pharmaceutical products, canned fruits, confectionery, The following Natural Essential oils, namely :— Cltronolla, Cinnamon and Cinnamon leaf. r

biscuits, agarbattics, cosmetics and toilet soap.

Nil (3) A,U. on restricted basis for Import of natural essential oils other than those mentioned below for manufacture of tooth paste, tooth powder and toiletery products ex- cluding cosmetics and toilet soap.

The following Natural Essential oils, namely :—

129

(4) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met by imports through public sector agency:— (/) Peppermint oU (Mentha Pep), Import will be permitted only for manufacture of Cosmatics, toiletries, pharmaceutical products, toilet soaps on restricted basis.

Almond, bergamot, gajupatti, camphor, clove, eucaly- ptus, levender, lemon, otto-rose peppermint, nutmeg, lime, neroli, canangi and dementhglished peppermint (exmentha arvonsis).

(it) Cltronella oil Import will be permit- ted only for manu- facture of aromatic chemicals namely Oeraniol, Citronellol and Hydroxy cintro- nellol (on restricted basis).

Flea e see Section III to this Red Book.

(5) A.U. on restricted basis for Import of Orange oil/tan- gerine (Mandarin) oil for manufacture of food products like biscuits, confectionery, chocolates, soft drinks, squashes etc., flavouring^ essences, perfumery compounds, cosmetics, hair oi s and toilet soaps only.

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

(a) Lemon grass oil. (b) Palmarosa oil. (c) Sandal wood oil. (d) Eucalyptus oil. (e) Turpentine oil. m Volatile oil of mustard. (g) Cedar wood oil. (h) Vetiver oil. (/) Pepper oil. (/) Cumin oil. (k) Celery seed oil. (/) Cardamom oil. (m) Whole Peppermint oil (ex-mentha Arvensis).

(7) A.U, on restricted basis for import of spearmint oil for manufacture of dental material, perfumery com- pounds, flavouring essences, synthetic essential oils and aromatic chemicals.

(8) A.U. on restricted basis for import of dementholised peppermint oil (ex-mentha Arvensis) for manufacture of menthol.

0 Hssential oils, synthetic

Nil

13

A.U. on restricted basis for manufacture of cosmetics, toiletries, perfumery compounds, soaps and detergents.

2 3 4

1

PART IV—contd.

(1) A.U. for Agarbatti manufacturers, blenders of perfumery (a) Resinoids, and Oloorcsin (Balsum), namely, Nil

132

Benzoin, Olibanum, Galbanum, Labdanum, Oaknoss, Opponax, Balsum Peru, Balsum Tolu7 Styrax, Orris. Castoreum and Myrrh.

compounds and for the manufacture) of flavouring esseaces, (2) Import of this item will not be allowed for the manu- facture of cosmetics, hair tonics, chewing tobacco, pan massala, bete] spices and hooka tobacco.

(3) Import of oleorcsin pepper, oleoresin capsium and oleo-

resin ginger will not be permitted.

Nil

(e) Other polishes and compositions

136

A. U. on restricted basis for import of polishing compound for the manufacture of contact lenses.

(1) A. U. on restricted basis.

Nil

Glue not otherwise speciiled excluding belt dressing .

138

(2) Import of technical gelatine will not be permitted.

A.U.

Nil

(a) CKrome splits

143

Nil A.U.

(6) Leather splits

on O.G.I, up-to

(c) Pickled hides, skins, pelts, splits and parts thereof

31-3-1976.

on O.O.L. up-to

144

31-3-1976.

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

(1) A. U. for import of gutta percha, raw.

Nil

Rubber, raw and gutta pcrcha, raw

150

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

(i) Synthetic rubber namely, Butyl rubber, Acryloni- trWe Butadienes Copolymer, Poly Chloroprene, Thikol, Polyisoprene Polybutadiene, Hypalon, Viton Polyacrylic, EPDM, Chlonobutyl and Bromobutyl, Silicone rubber and/siliconc rubber master batches and Synthetic latex Including Vinyl pyridine latex and copolymer of styrene butadiene latex. Nitrile latex and polychloroprene latex.

(li) Hot type special grades of SBR for manufacture

of high impact polystyreno only.

Please sec Section HI to this Red Book.

(3) Import of SBR and/or Alkyl substituted Styrene Butadiene Elastometric Copolyraers will not be allowed.

(4) Import of natural rubber and reclaimed rubber will not

bo allowed.

Nil A. U. applications from the sports goods industry for shuttle Cork manufactures, not otherwise specified

154

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 content.

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

Tea Industry JCCI & E., Calcutta on the recommendation 158

of the Chairman, Tea Board,

Nil

Coffee Industry JCCI & E., Madras on the recommendation

of the Coffee 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.

159

(2) Licences will not be valid for import of Newsprint

classified under S. No. 44/V.

(a) Paper including poster and stereo and all coated paper except art paper, all sorts not otherwise specified excluding cigarette paper and packing and wrapping paper.

160

(£>) Filter paper Packing and Wrapping paper

Bonafide imports will be allowed clearance by customs Trade catalogues and advertising circulars imported

162

without the formality of import licences.

by packet, book or parcel post.

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3

1 2

PART IV— contd.

Import of advertising material supplied free of charge (a) Printed advertising material supplied free of charge

168

is permitted under OGL IV upto Rs. 400.

Nil

(c) Others .

(1) 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.

(2) Applications for CCPs for import of cheque books, draft forms and traveller* 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 interna- tional use.

169 Standard technical books for books of reference coo- "] cerning law and legal practice, or for use in connec- tion with medical practice, scientific research or industrial processes.

(1) A. U. for libraries, technical and educational institutions, 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,

' E.I.

170 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.

(2) Import of technical books covered by List II of Appendix 21 can be Imported by individuals for their own use without a licence provided the c.i.f, value does 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 prescribed form.

Nil

Silk, raw rescinding silk waste and noils) and silk

172

cocoons.

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 UI of this Red Book.

Nil

174

A. U. applications will be considered by JCC1., Calcutta in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

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

Nil

(b) Raw jute

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

Nil

Nylon yarn and thread/Polyester filament yarn

177

(1) Requirements of nylon yarn and thread (except industrial nylon yarn of 210 denier and above) and polyester fila- ment yarn, 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 belting and tyre industry.

(3) Import of polyester filament yam for manufacture

of surgical sutures will not be allowed.

Nil

A. U. for import of mellon cloth for manufacture of 206

tennis balls.

Manufactures of wool, not otherwise specified includ- ing felt but excluding those specified in Serial No. 205 of this Part of the Schedule.

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3

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PART IV—contd.

237 Fire bricks

238

Nil

(1) A. U. for import of refractories and refractory materials including refractory and/or graphite stoppers and nozzles in consultation with D.G.T.D.

1 j Building and engineering materials, all sorts, not of | iron, steel or wood, not otherwise specified, exclud- 1 ing tiles other than glass, earthenware or porcelain ,' tiles and firebricks not being component parts of any article included in Item No. 72 or No. 74(2) of the Schedule to the Indian Tariff Act, 1934. J

(2) Ali i on restricted basis for import of the follow-

ing items:—

(a) Fire bricks conforming to IS : 6 and IS : 8 quality (b) Basic refractories.

(3) Import of dolomite will not be permitted.

China and porcelain, all sorts, not otherwise specified. Nil

240

(1) A.U. applications from research/testing laboratories for chemical porcelainware and high temperature ceramics will be considered.

(2) A.U, for import of high density aluminia grinding

media on restricted basis.

Nil

Sheet and plate glass

A. U. for Import of :—

244

(0 Plate/float glass for manufacture of wind shield

glasses.

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

(HI) Sheet glass of 0.5 mm thickness and below for manufac-

ture of cover slips.

(/v) Sheet glass above 6.5 mm. and below 0.8 mm thickness on restricted basis for end uses other than cover- slips.

Nil (1) A.U. for Import of toughened armour wall glasses (b) Heat resisting glassware . . ..

248

for manufacture of flame proof light fittings only,

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

tuberculin and micro medical syringes.

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

(c) Others

(/) Soft capillary tubing for manufacture of industrial,

medical and general purpose thermometers.

(11) Quartz Glass.

(Hi) Hard Glass,

(/v) Ceramic transfer scales for manufacture of clinical

thermometers.

(v) Milk glass sheets for manufacture of clinical thermo-

meters.

(>•/) Bulbgiass tubing.

(2) A. U, for Import of glass pellets for glass to metal sealing

in finished glassmetic terminals.

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

(i) Soda Hme glass tubes for fluorescent lamps.

(//) Glass shells for GLS miniature and other types

of lamps except hard glass shells.

Nil

Empty drums and barrels returned by Steamship Com-

Iti

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.

SECUUN 11 COmU.

1 2

4

3

PART IV--conid.

Mercury . . . . . . ..

Nil Requirements of actual users will be met by im- ports through public sector agency. Please- see Sec- tion III of this Rod Hook.

275 (ft) Garage Tools . . .. . .

E.I.

Nil

(b) Paris of typewriters excluding typewriter ribbons

286

E.I.

A. U. for import of components by manufacturers of typewriters having appn. ved programme in con- sultation with D.G.T.O. Import of letter types for typewriters will be allowed on restricted basis.

290

Detailed policy is, given in Appendix 38.

Nil

(a) Electronic valves . . . . . ") (b) Condensers . . , . . . . j (cj Resistances . 1 (a) Potentiometers, volume control, tone control . f (e) Loud Speakers (/) Others

J

293 Articles (other tnan rubber tyres and tubes, iron, steel "|

bolt; and nuis and chains for motor cars) adapted for use as parts and accessories of motor cats, in- cluding ta*i wbs, but excluding those mentioned in Part 11 of the Schedule.

295

E.I.

Detailed policy for these terns is fiiven in Appendix 26.

Articles (other than rubber tt res and tubes and chains) adapied for use as pans and accessories of motor cycles and r::otor scooters, except such articles as are also adapted for use a- parts and accessories of motor cars.

297 Parts of mechanically propelled vehicles and accessories, not otherwise specified, exlcuding rubber tyre* and tubes and chains and such pans 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.

302 X-Ray films

Nil

Requirements of actual users will be met by imports through public senior agency. Please sec Section HI of this Red boot..

Photographic negatives and printing papei \ (not

303

E.I.

exposed) excluding X-Ray films

(1) A. U. for process (llm inrolls for printing of cale- ndars, posters, pamphlots, screen printing and labels; and for manufacture of process blocks, dye tonned publicity slides and translites for advertising purposes.

(2) Applications for import of (a) colour papers and (b) chemical* for processing of colour films and colour papers will be considered by the re- gional licensing authorities.

(3; A.U. licences will not be valid for import of

photographic printing paper (black anJ white).

Film strips slides and micro films . . ..

304

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Applications from eduenrional institutions for import of film strips of scientific and educational charac- ter, will be considered by C.C.J. & E., New Delhi, in consultation with the Ministry of fiduca'ion and Social Welfare.

A.U. on restricted basis in consultation with D.G.T D. 305

E.I.

However, import ol Hox cameras and Reflex box cameras will not be perrnittcd.

Photographic instruments, apparatus and appliances, other than cinema, all sorts, not otherwise specified, tind parts thereof.

Dcia iled policy is given in Appendix 45, Watches and parts thereof . . ..

308

E.I.

S/12 GI/75-6

SECTION 11—cunrd

4

3

2

1

PART /K-HX>ncld,

312-1

Nil

•Arms and Ammunitions . . . . ..

E.I.

316J

317

Nil NH

324

A.U. applications from recognised clubs will be Cartridge cases, filled and empty . . .. (a) Artists brushes Including Hog's hair brushes {d) Golf balls

E.I. E.I. Nil

325

considered by C.C.I. & E., New Delhi.

Nil

(1) A.U. for Co-operative Societies for import of (g) Others

fishing lines made of plastics.

(2) A.U. applications from sporti goods Industry for

import of nylon guts will be considered.

Postage stamps, whether used or unused , .

Nil

334

Applications from individual collector* of stamps (as distinct from dealers) who pursue this hobby on an exchange basts, will be considered by Jt. C.C.I. & E., at Bombay, Calcutta. Madras and C.L.A., N"w Delhi. Licences, where issued, willfcxtwithout exchange control copy.

Empty gelatins capsules

Nil (I) A.U. for import of empty hard gelatine capsules 337

of sizes 3, 4 and 5.

(2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of empty hard gelatine capsules of sizes other than those coveted by (1) abovv.

FARTV

6

Nil

Dyeing and tanning substances, all sorts, not otherwise specified, excluding wattk extracts and the articles specified in S. No. 5 of this Part of this Schedule.

(1) Import of Quebracho extract, chesnut extract ano modified eucalyptus extract (Myrtan) will be allowed under OQL upto 31-3-76.

(2) A.U. for import of other items falling under this

S. No. except synthetic tanning agents.

(3) Import of synthetic tanning agents will not be

permitted.

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18.

8

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Greases all sorts, not otherwise specified. Including pet- roleum jellies, parafin wax and microcrystalllne wax.

A.U. on restricted basis for import of cod oil for manu- Cod Liver Oil

Nil

9

facture of industrial leather.

Fish oil including whale oil not otherwise specified, ex-

(0

cluding cod liver oil :— (a) Sperm oil

Nil A.U. for manufacture of Pickers.

Essences containing spirit used for the manufacture of

A.U. on restricted basis.

Nil

13

beverages.

Nil

14 Metallic Ores, all sorts except Ochres and other pig- ment ores but including antimony ore in lump, pow- der, "r concentrated form.

(1) Requirements of actual users for the following items will be met by imports through public sector agency :— fij Antimony ore. (ii) Tungsten ore. (iii) High grade manganese ore for manufacture

of dry batteries.

(Iv) High grade Molybdenum ore. (v) Titanium ore.

Please see Section III to this Red Boot.

(2) A.U. for import of Zinc Ore/concentrate and

Lead ore/concentrate.

(3) A.U. for import of spathic iron ore for Vanas-

pati i"dustry.

Nil

A.U, for the manufacture of paints, varnishes, print- (c) Gilsonite , .

. . ..

15

ing inks, brake linings and clutch facings.

4

3

2

i

PART V—contd.

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18 17 (a) Transformer Oil, Insulating Oil, Switch Oil and all sorts of Mineral Oils, not otherwise specified, other than Liquid Paraffin, White Oil, Textile Finiuhiny Oil, Textile Fibre Oil and Batching Oil for Fibres.

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 18. Please see Appendix 18.

(6) White oil (c) Liquid paraffin .

Detailed policy is given in Appendix IS.

IS 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. o;l 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

22 (a) Caustic Soda

The requirements of actual users will be met on restricted basis by imports-through the public sector agency, Please sec Section III of this Book,

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

(b) Other Chemicals

Policy is given in Appendix 28.

Nil

22/ i Gas cylinders when imported filled with gas

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28, Copper, green (forrous sulphate)

24

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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 sec Section III of this Book.

A. U. for import of insoluble 20% oil treated sulphur

Nil

(b) Processed sulphur (all grades) ,

for Rubber/Coir Industries.

Nil

Soda ash, Including calcined natural soda and manu-

26

factured sesquicarbonates.

Requirements of actual users will be met on restricted basis by imports through public sector agenuy. Please see Section III of this Book.

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

Heavy chemicals, the following, namely, Magnesium

27

Chloride.

28

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

The following chemicals, namely :— (a) Alum (ammonia alum, potash alum and soda alum). "1 (b) Magnesium sulphate or hydrated magnesium sui- y J

phate.

29 The following chemicals, namely, cadmium sulphate, co- balt oxide, liquid gold for glass making, selenium and uranium oxide.

(a) Selenium and Selenium dioxide

A.U. on restricted basis for selenium melal for electro-

Nil

nic industry only.

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

(b) Others

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 28.

30 Potassium bichromate, sodium bichromate and chromic

acid.

The following chemicals, drugs and medicines,

31

namely :—

i

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 r.inc com- pounds, not otherwise specified.

Nil

(6) Water and oil colours

E.I.

34—37

(1) A. U. for Import of raw materials mentioned in d) Raw materials for paints specified elsewhere ,

Nil

(

Appendix 29.

(2) A.U. for import of j—Pearl essenoe for manufacture of simulated pearls ^nd asrylic plastic sheets.

SECTION II—contd.

9

1

2

PART V—contd.

S.No. 34—^7(d1—contd.

(3) A.U, for import of P.O. Red Oxide for manufac-

ture of paints.

Nil

(e) Titanium Dioxide .

. ..

(1) Requirements of actual users for titanium Dioxide (Ru- tile grade) only will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this hook.

(2) Import of this item will not be allowed for Dyeing

industry.

Nil

(/) Lithoponc . . . . . ..

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 III of this Book.

Nil A.U. on restricted basis for manufacture of licid resisting (h) Blanc fixe . . . . . ..

cement.

Nil

A.U. on restricted basis.

0) Ceramic C il .nrs

Nil A.U.

(Jfc) Bronze powder

Nil Import will normally be arranged Ihrough the S.T.C. 39

for meeting the requirements of actual users.

Explosives, namely : blasting gunpowder, blasting gela- tine, blasting dynamite, blasting roburite, blasting tonitc and all other sorts including detonators and blasting fuse.

Nil

(a) Rock phosphate, Mineral phosphate

40

The import of this item is canalised through public sector agency. Please sec Section III of this Book.

(c) (I) Muriate of potash

Nil

(U) Sulphate of Potash

The import of these items is canalised through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

*] I (d) Sulphate of Ammonia f (g) Others (Urea-fertiliser grade) . . . . J

E.T. Nil,

(/) (b) Rubber contraceptives . . ..

41

Nil A.U. on restricted basis subject to Appendix 30.

(//) 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.

(f/0 Tractor and off-the road tyres, tubes, and flaps excluding Other types of tyres and tubes and flaps specified elsewhere.

Nil

(/v) Battery containers

A.U. for battery manufacturers on restricted basis.

Nil

(1) A.U. for import of bare rubber thread of over (v) Rubber thread

60 gauges

(2) A.U. for Import of rubber thread uplo 60 gauge

of heat resisting quality.

Nil

(vrt) Sectional Air bags

A.U. on restricted basis for import of Full Circle Colla-

psible Curing bags.

Nil

(

42

(1) A.U. on restricted basis for import of the following types of wood for specified end-use shown against them :—

fied includinii :iH soris of ornamental wood but excluding ,IIMrwood plywood, sandal wood, t.i.\ar\vof.K'j laminated wood and veneer

Types of wood End-use

(a) Douglas Fir (in consul- Jute mill wooden ac- tation with Jute Com- ccssories other than missioner, Cn leutta) jute mill picking stic- ks, bobbins, box ba- cks, lay races, loom lay blocks, and shut- tles.

4

3

2

1

PART V— contd. 42 (a) 0)-~conul.

(b) Beach woo.l (in consul- Jute card stave,

taiion ivilh ,(ui£ Commis- sion, Calcutta.)

(c) Birch, Beach, Maple Bobbins for textile

and Douglas Fir (in industry, consultation with Tex- tile Commissioner, Bom- bay).

(d) Ash, aad bcaoh wood. Sports goods.

(However import of beach wood will be allowed without any face value restriction for the manu- facture of Tennis and Radmin'on rackets!.

NOTE;— Applicants must specify clearly the type* of wood sought to he imported.

(2) \. U. for import of timbers tor manufacture of textile shuttles in consultation with the Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

(3) A. U. for import of willow clcfrs for sports goods

industry.

(4) A. U. for import of pencil slats. Import require- ments of actual users will be determined in rela- tion to actual production of pencils by the appli- cant unit during the calendar year 1974 The value of licences will bo calculated at 60 paiso per gross of pencils actually produced by the applicant unit during the twelve months from 1 -1 -74 to 31-12-74.

(5) Requirements of corkwood of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Ple.isc see Section III of this Book.

(6) A,U- applications from exporting textile mills for import of shuttle blocks/planks will be considered in consultation with the Texiilc Commissioner, Bombay.

Nil

Wood pulp

43

(1) Requirements of rayon grade wood pulp of actual users will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book. (2) A, U. for import of other grades of wood pulp.

Nil

(1) Import policy for newsprint wili be announced 44

later,

While printing paper (excluding laid marked paper which contains mechanical wood pulp amounting to not less than 70% of the fibre contents).

(2) The import policy for licensing of specialised re- quirements of newspapers is j;iveti in Appendix ",

(3) Please also see Appendix 16.

Nil

(I) A. U. applications will be considered for specific 45.A Paste board, mill board, card board and straw board, all

end uses as mentioned in Appendix 16. sorts.

(2) Import of the following types of boards win not

be permitted :—

(;) Straw board, Ui) Millboard. (Hi) Card board (.other than black centered). (Iv) Grey board. (v) Corrugated board. (vi) 1 .'Cry nnd floe boards.

2

3 4

1

PART V— contd.

tVool raw and wool lops including wool waste, shoddy Nil

47 '

wool aDd woollen, rags.

(1) Requirements of actual users for raw wool and woollen rags will be met on a restricted basis by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section III of this Book.

(2) Import of wool tops, wool waste and shoddy wool

will not be permitted.

(3) A.U. applications from manufacturers of wool tops for import of topsol combing oil will bo considered by JCCI & E, Bombay in consultation with Textile Commissioner, Bombay.

(1) Licences will not be valid for machines mentioned 65

in Appendix 35.

(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.

Nil A. U. for import of components for manufacture of Shoe (/) Boot and Shoe manufacturing machinery

manufacturing machinery.

Detailed licensing policy is given in Appendix 31.

(ii) Cinema machinery (including studio equip- ment and projection and also including sound recording apparatus for the production of cine- ma films).

Nil

(A) Petroleum and (jaswcll 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.

(1) A. U. for the import of the following items of air- (v) (a) Package air-conditioners, other than room "1

Nil

conditioning and refrigeration equipment :—

air-conditioners.

i

(b) Other types

J

(i) High speed light weight construction aluminium open type compressor suitable for air-condition- ing of buses in consultation with the DOTD.

(U) Low back pressure open type refrigeration compres- sor 1/4 HP to 3/4 HP ai minus 13°C suitable for combination cooler—in consultation with the DOTD.

(ill) Special type ot" refrigeration equipment requiring Lloyds specifications No. 2 and No. 3 for ships in consultation with the DOTD. (II) Freeze drying plant and accessories,

(v) Ice cube machine.

(vi) Continuous type Ice cream making machine. (wV) Special type of walk in coolers and deep freezers—

(below—40°C). (vtii) Electronic Air Filter. (ix) Air-conditioner for Crane used only in the steel

plant.

(x) Turbo Compressors aud air cycle system for air-

craft and aeroplanes.

(xi) Environmental test chamber requiring combination of very high temperature and very low tempera- ture.

(xii) Cryogenics low temperature below— I5O°C.

(xlli) Nitrogen Refrigeration container

(A(V) Plate Freezers.

1,3) A. U. for import of raw materials aud compo-

nents mentioned in Appendix 48.

(HI) 1 he following road making haulage earth

moving eguipments :•—

Nil

la) Wheeled and Crawler tractors above 50 D.B.H.P.

A.U. applications will tw considered by CC.I.&E, New Delhi lor imports from available sources in consulta- tion with the D.G.T.D.

1 2

3 4

PART V—contd. 65(1-4)—contd.

Nil A.U. applications will be considered by CCI&E, New Delhi for imports from available sources in consulta- tion with the D.O.T.D.

(/>) (i) Shovels, Excavators, draglines and modifica- tions, thereof, motorised scrapers and Towod Scrapers. Dozers and Loaders all types, off-the-Highway Dumpers noi built on conventional chassis and Motor Graders.

(11) Vibrating soil compactors, vibrators, stone Nil A.U. applications will be considered by CCI&E, New Delh) for Imports from avajlab'e sources in coasulia- tlon with theD.G.T.D.

crushers, stot^ granulators, tar and bitumen boilers-spares, core drilling machines, concrete mixers, asphalt mixers, motor mills, concrete screens, road forms, road tamporer spreader? and finishers and winches.

(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 th" provisions contained in Chapter VI of the Hand Book of Rules & Procedure, 1975-76.

(2) A. U. applications from tobacco Industry for import of tobacco redrying plants and parts thereof will be considered by J.C.C.l. & E., Madras.

(3) A. U. applications from Oil Companies will be con-

sidered by CCI & E, New Delhi.

(4) A. U. for import of single purpose "r double pur- pose machines costing Rs. 12,609 to Rs. 15,750 each for manufacture of watch parts.

(5) A. U. applicationi for import of leather and leather goods Machinery (including Machinery for foot- wear—leather, Rubber) and part* thereof will bo considered by CCI & E.. New Delhi, in consulta- tion with the DGTD.

(6) A. U. applications for import of machinery/parts thereof for crushing bones will be considered ky CCI & E, in consultation with the DOTD

65

Detailed licensing policy is given in AppeDdix 31.

••

(5) (/) Parts of cinema machinery (including studio equipment and projectors and also Including sound recording apparatus for production of cinema films).

E.I.

(//) Farts of Refrigeration and Air-condhioning ma-

!

chinery other than domestic refrigerators.

h.i.

11

(//) (a) Spare par's of Machinery falling under S. No. 65 ( 1 ^) (vff) (a) ;md (b) (i) and (i/j/K a id crawler trac'ors faHng under S. N. 74(/)/K

(///) Parts of machinery when required for Indus- E.I.

(1) A.U. (2) A.U. on restricted basis for import of aerosol-

valves.

(3) Licences will not be vulid for import of item* tries and undertakings other than ciaema and refrigeration and also other than spare parts of machinery falllnjj under S. No. 65 (1—4) (vfl) (a) and (b) (1) and (/*)/ v.

mentioned in Appendix 5.

(6) (a^ Office m a c h i ne and parts thereof which are

65

manually operated or worked by power.

(II) Duplicator!, Pov.cr driven . . ..

Nil A. U. for import of spare parti of Power driven duplicator

of imported makes.

1

3 4

2

?ART V—contd.

65 (6)~contcl.

Nil

(III) Other Office Machines : . . .

(1) A. U. on restricted basis for spare parts for maintenance of imported machines and replacement of parts of indigenous machines having imported components.

Office machines provided they are operated by

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

for the manufacture of office machines.

manual labour or power operated such as :— Accounting Machines, Addressing Machines. Hook Keeping Macnines. Billing Machines. __ Calculating Machines. Adding Machines. Cheque writing Machines. Letter Sealing Machines, Letter Opening Machines. Listing Machines. I'ostirg Machines. Postage Franking Machines, Cash rlegisters. Receipting Machines. Stamp Affixing Machines. Data 'rocessing Machines. (Computer System including its peripherals)

Nil

67(1)

(1) Applications from actual users (including pub- lishers of books, nevvspaper establishment acd quality printers as dfined in Appendix 9) for import of priming machinery will be considered by the CCI, Now Delhi subject to Appendix 35. In the case of newspaper establishments and quality printers, the applicants are required to furnish the additional information along with their appli- cations in the proforma prescribed In Appendix 9. (2) A. U. for import of Photographic places (made of metals othci than Zinc, such as Aluminium. Brass, Bimetal, Prime metal etc. and films for quality printers.

(3) A. U. for import of type casting machines for type

foundries.

(/) Printing and Lithographic material, namely presses, composing sf'cks, chases, imposing tables, Lithogra- ohic plates made of metals other than zinc, such as Aluminium Brass, Bi-mctal, Tri-mctal, etc., litho- graphic stones, stereo blocks, wood blocks, half-tone blocks, eleclio-type blocks, process blocks, roller moulds, roller frames and stocks, lithographic map rollers, standing screw and hot presses, perforating machines, gold blocking presses, galley presses, proof 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 machine;, paper in rolls with side perforations to be used lifter further perforation for tvpe casting rule bonding 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.

E.I.

(1) A. U.

(") Component parts as defined in Import Tariff Item No. 72 (3) of Machinery specified in clause (0 above, excluding those covered by Serial No. 68 of Hart 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, Cutter/Split pins and washers speci- fically adopted for use on monotype supercasting machines, and bearing specific makers* catalogue numbers.

(3) Impon of Damping Roller Hoses will not be

permitted.

E.I. A. U. for —

68 (ii) Kubber blankets (including mackintosh) for printing presses Including requirements of cloth processing machines, viz., printing, sanforizing, etc.

(/) Printing industry, (['0 Textile mills. Applications will be considered by the JCCI &. E,, Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

Nil

A. U. for oil companies in consultation with ihc (b) Rubber hosr.s required for the Oil Industry,

D.O.T.D.

Nil

(c) Rubber hoses for industrial and agricultural

purposes.

A. U. for import of flexible rubber hoses of low tem- perature application for the manufacture of plale freezers.

E.I. A. U. for import of component parts for manufacture 70 (ii) Parts of lifts

of lifts.

4

2

I

PART V—contd.

Nil

(i) Wheeled and Crawler Tractors upto and including

74

s.T.r.

50 draw bar horse power.

E.I.

(Hi) Spare pans for agricultural tractors and for tractor

drawn agricultural implements.

(I) import oi parts of agricultural tractors will be allow- ed to the individual tractor owners upto the value of Rs. 1.250 per tractor in a year, without an im- pott licence in terms of the provision made in Clause 11 (2) of the Imports (Centre!) Order, 1355 as amended.

(2) Requests, from individual tractor owners for special requirement of tractor parts in excess of Rs. 1.250 vvJl 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 FeM'iljir/Stafe Director oi" Agriculture concerned.

(3) •' fences v lii not be valid fut import of spare parts

t-f agncu'i'ital tractors and (*"r tractor drawn agricuU'ira! implements mentioned in Appendix 4-D/PartIL

(4) Import of any types of agricultural stec! discs will

not he permitted.

(5) import nf biu'.ned types of ball, 'oiler, tap.:red toiler and needle rolles bearings, bushes, cages and need- 1c roller assemblies nientiooed in Appendix 14 am', rollers/needle rollers mentioned in remarks column .igamst S. No. 9{?),TI will not be allowed as sparer oi as CKD parts.

(6jjjSpare parts of crawler tractors upto end including

50 DBHP will be covered by 65(5){iV)(c)/K

Nil

(v) Power driver, agriculrural machinery excluding Sheep Foot Rollers. Tractors, Rorary Hose and Rotary Tillers.

A. U. applications for import of coflee pulping and curing machinery from Coffee industrv will be considered by the KXI & E-, Madras.

(vi) Parts of power driven agricultural machinery

fc.J. A. I'. implications tor import of space parts of power driven sprayers from Cosfee and Tea industries will be consideied by the licensing authorities as indicated below.

Coffee industry . . J.C.C.I. A E., Madras.

Tea industry . . , J.C.C.I. & E., Calcutta.

75 Dairy and Poultry Farm equipment, not otherwise speci- Nil

fied and component pans thereof.

(1) A. I.¹, 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 equipment for import of component parts for the manufacture of complete equipments.

(3) A. U. for import of spare parts for maintenance

purposes-.

It

Nil

(1) A. I;. The import will be allowed in the manner

indicated below :—

(a) Industrial Sewing Machines aod parts thereof which are manually operated or worked by power and required for their operations less than one quarter horse power.

(a) Industrial sewing ma- (i) Applications for import chines an.i con'ronents/ of industrial sewing ma- spjre parli thereof other chines and parts thereof than over i --ck, flat lock will bo considered by and c'isil} lock ma- the regional licensing chino. authorities in consulta- tion with D.G.T.D. However, applications from thw Jute industry wii! be considered by the J.C.C.I * E., Calcutta in c.-".-ti!f3S!po with the .fire Cotnmivi.mer. C a l - t : - .j

3 4

2

1

PART V—contd.

S No. 76( v> -rnptd

(b) Flat lock and chain "1 (i) Applications from

lock machines in coosul- textile mills will be

tatioo withTextile Com- considered by JCC1

mlssioner, Bombay. > & E., Bombay, in

(c) Overlook machines (on consultatiOD with

the basis of 50%indige- Textile Commission-

nous and 50% Impor- J er.

ted).

(II) Applications from

the Hosiery goods

manufacturers other

than SSI units will

be considered by

JCCI & E., Bombay,

on the recommenda-

tion of Textile Com-

mlulonor.

(in) Applications from the

hosiery good* ma-

nufacturers in the

small scale sector

will be considered

by JCCI & E., Bom-

bay, on the recom-

mendation of the

Director of Indus-

tries of the State

concerned.

(tv) A.U. applications for

import of overlocks

machines working

with 5.000 and

above stitches

per minute from

the garments and

hosiery manufac-

turers who had ex-

ported their products

to the extent of 25 %

or more of the pro-

duction during any

one of the preceding

three calendar years,

1972,1973 and 1974

will be considered

by the J.C.C.J. &

E., Bombay, m con-

sultation with the

Textile Commissio-

ner, Bombay. The

condition for pur-

chase of equal num-

ber of such machines

from the indigenous

manufacturers will

not be applicable in

these cmMt,

3 •1

1 2

PART V—contd.

Nil A. U. The import will be allowed in the manner indicated 76 (h) Industrial Sewing Machines and parts thereof which

below :—

are worked by power and required for their operation one quarter horse power and above.

(1) Industrial sewing ma- Applications will be con- chines and spare parts sidered by the JCCI & exclusively used in the E., Bombay in consul- textile industry, tation with Textile Co-

mmissioner, Bombay.

(2) Industrial sewing ma- Applications for import chinos and components/ of industrial sewing spare parts thereof other machines and parts than over-lock, flat lock thereof from units other and chain lock macbi- than textile mills will nes. bo considered by the rcjfiopal licensing autho- rities in consultation with D.G.T.D. However, applications from Jute industry will be consi- dered by the J.C.C.I. & h., Calcutta in consul- tation with the Juic Commissioner,

(3) Ovcrlock sewing ma- chines (on the basis of 50% indigenous (/> Applications from and 50% imported). textile mills will be considered by JCCI (4) Flat lock and Chain > & E., Bombay, in Jock industrial sewing consultation with machines in consul- Textile Commission- tation with the Tex- er. tile Commissioner, Bombay.

(//) Applications from the Hosiery goods manufacturers other than SSI units will be considered by JCCI & E., Eombay on the recommenda- tion of Textile Co- mmissioner.

O/iViApplicatiotisl from the hosiery goods manufacturers in the small scale sector will be considered by JCCI&E., Bombay, on the leeommenda- tion (>f (he Director of Industries of the State# concerned.

4

3

2

1

PART V—contd.

S. N . 76 (b,—contd.

(Iv) A.U. applications for import of overlock machines working with 5,000 and above stitches per minute from the garment and hosiery manufacturers who had exported iheir produces to the extent of 2 5% or more of their produc- tion during any of the preceding three calendar years J972, 1973 and 1974, will be considered by ihe J.C.C.I.&.E.. Bom- bay iu consultation with the Textile Commissioner. Bom- bay. 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 10% 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 subject to Appondix 81.

Nil

(c) Needles for all industrial sewing machines

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 38.

E.I.

(/) Hearing aids and parts thereof . . ..

78

Nil

'Hi) Tape and wire recorders, all sorts and parts thereof. (

(1) A. U. applications from film studios for import of magnetic perforated films will be considered by Ihe J.C.C.I. & E., Bombay, Madras and Calcutta on the recommendation of the Regional Consultative Com- mittees on raw film.

(2) Detailed policy is given in Appendix 38.

(3) A. U. applications for import of professional quality tapes such as computer tapes, video tape and instrumentation tapes, will be considered in consultation with D.G.T.D.

(Iv) Public address equipments and parts thereof :—

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 38.

Nil

(1) Amplifier . . . - - ..

Nil

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 43. (2} Loudspeakers

Detailed policy is given in Appendix 38.

Nil

(3) Microphones

Nil

(v) Heating elements

A. U. for import of heating elements other than Nichrome Heating (Tubular type) upto 1200°C in Chrome-nickel steel and copper tubing.

A. U, applications from textile industry will be considered

Nil

(viii) Yaro uritl cloth testing machines including other

by JCCI &. F., Bombay subject to Appendix 34.

type? of textile testing machines.

(1) A. U. for import of the following items :—

Nil

(ix) Others

(a) (j) Heating and cooling combination thermos-

tat.

(11) Wall type Thermostat. [Ill) Defrost Thermostat. O) Proportionate type thermostat.

3

4

1 ²

/MKT K—contd. 78 (ix)—confd.

(v) Electronic thermostat. (vi) Pneumatic type thermostat. (vtf) Heating thermostat above L?()°C and

below 1' C,

(ft) (/) Specialised electrical instruments und apparatus other than those falling under S. No. 39/11 and other S. Nos. in the I.T.C, Schedule.

(//) Glass electrodes for manufacture of neon

signs.

(2) A. U. on restricted basis for import of P H meter

electrodes

(3) A. U. for import of Ceramic Rods

(4) Applications for Import of ultrasonic devices including ultrasonic Flaw Deiectoi will be considered in consultation with rhe D.G.T.D.

(5) Import of (a) Strain indicators and (b) Fish

finders will not be allowed.

(6) Licences will not be valid for Import of flucicscent .lamp;, starters, tflow s*ilcht-s, electric desk—table lamps and electric lighting fittings of "t'l sorts, elec- tric coin-operated ticket issuing and personal platform weighing machines, crystal blanks, tiroken illuminated outdoor sijjr llt^hes and time-switches, Coffee Roasters, Cooking, Ranges, Furnaces and Ovens, Geyscn, Grinders, Heaters and Stoves, Iron Kettles, Toasters, Water Heaters & Boilers, Electrical Appliances, electric bulbi falling under SI. No. 38-A/II. Mixies. Fooo vV utiiers, Immersion heaiers Elcciric razors and fcleclric presssure cookers and Mixer or agitator oi Stirres of all types

l.T.

79 X-Ray (Diagnostic therapy) and Electro-medical appa- ratus and pans thereof n.o.s. including ultra-violet and infra red lamps for medical treatment.

<1) A. U, for import of (!) diagnosiic equiprrent over *..nd above 500 MA capacliy and (li) X-Ray theiflpy, pamma ray therapy equipment in consultation with D.G.T.D.

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

(/) Round Winding Wires, super enamelled—all gauges upto 45 gauge including double cotton insulated or cotton paper insulated.

Ut) Bakelitf tub?-">. insulation tapes, triacetate

foil.

(ill) Stator Cables.

(/i') Protection plates used in conjunction with

screen frames and spot film devices.

(F) Selenium plates and silicon rectified plates,

(v;) P.V.C. Sleeving.

(vil) Assorted iit-ms like Pin screws, nuts, wnshcrs,

locV rings, worm screws etc.

(viU) AUioiinium lilters.

(Ix) Mechanical Hand timers.

(jc) Anode Control Devicea.

(xl) Wire Rope Assemblies.

(xil) AH kinds of rubber parts.

(xiii) Klectrodo arms with extension pieces.

3 4

1 2

PART K—conid. S. No. 19—contd.

(xlv) Rotary switches uplo 8 positions and Toggle

switches of all types.

(.TV) High frequency fuses and special miniature

fuses.

(xvi) Focusscd lamps.

(xvii) Rectifiers used in diathermy circuits,

(xviii) Protective Aprons.

(xix) Fluorescent Screens. (xx) Intensifying Screens.

(xxi) Cassets, (xxll) X-ray tubes and accessories of the following

types ;— X-ray tubes for a capacity up to and inclusive of 500 M. A. CBX 1/4 (cable) CBX 1/8 (cable) CBX 1/6 (cable)

(.xxtti) Electro-cardiogrnph paper rolls, (xxiv) Heated Stylus paper. (xxv) Head Sensitive paper. (xxvl) Thermo-graphlc paper.

(xxvil) Thermo-coated paper. (xxviif) Thermo -Sensitive paper.

(xxlx) Coated paper for Cardiogram, (xxx) Coated paper for medical diagnosis.

(xxxi) Coated paper for instrumentation. (xxxif) Plastic coated paper.

(xxxiii) Speciality paper for cardiogram or chart.

87 Aeroplanes, aeroplane parts, aeroplane engines, aero- plane engine parts and rubber tyres and tubes used exclusively for aeroplanes.

All manufactured articles and materials used in air-

88

(xxxlv) Adaptation goggles. (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 tyros/covers and tubes mentioned in Appen- dix 30. Application should be made to C.C.I. & E., New Delhi by 30-9-1975.

Nil

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

(/) Varnish shellac to approved specification No.

BSSX 18.

craft construction and books, drawings, diagrams, 1 illustrations and any other technical publications f imported for the purpose of maintenance, repair and overhaul of aircraft, aero-engines and their instru- ments and equipments; provided that nothing falling under this description shall be deemed to fall under other Serial No. of this Schedule.

(//) High flying Oxygen to approved aircraft speci-

fication.

(HI) 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. 731-3.

(/v) Aircraft solders grades A&B to B.S. Specifica-

tion No. 219/49.

(v) Dakota aircraft 12 Volt 8S amphour battery

type No. 6A 13 RT.

(vO HT-2 aircraft 24 Volts 20 AH Batteries Pt.

No. 12 TA-9B. (vli) Aviation Methanol. (vill) Rust and Grease Remover, conforming to

specification MIL-M-10578 B.

(Ix) Transparent Cellulose self adhesive tape con-

forming to specification CS-25OOC.

(x) Transparent P.V.C. Self Adhesive Tape Water proof conforming to specification DEF-1313.

(xi) Industrial Cloth Tape Water-proof (white)

conforming to specification DEF-1314

(xil) Tape indentifying conforming to specification

DEF-1314.

4

I 2

3

PART V—contd.

S. No. 87-88—contd.

(xiil) Isopropyl alcohol to specification BS-1595. .

(xlv) Aerolite 306 Glue and Hardener.

(xv) Water rinsable Paint Remover conforming

to specification No. 756-B.

(xvi) Alkaline Rust-Removing compound conform-

ing to specification No. 900.

(xvtt) Emulgifier and Detergent conforming to speci-

fication No. 445-A,

(xviii) Heavy Duty Carbon & Paint Remover con-

forming to Specification No. 5542.

(xix) Red Dye Penetrant, Pcnetrant Remover and Developer conforming to specification No. 929.

(xx) Cleaning compound for aircraft exterior surfaces

conforming to Specification No. 5507.

(xxi) Heavy Duty Carbon & Paint remover conforming

to specification No. 5538.

\xxi1) Aluminium Alloy Sheets to approved aircraft specifications 2L4, 2L16, 2L17, L59, L60 and L61.

(xxiii) Aircraft Plywood to BS end ISI specifications.

(xxiv) Brasi Rods to specification DTD 627.

(xxv) Glider Launching cables.

(xxvi) Roller chains to B.S. specification No. 228.

89

Nil

Ships and other vessels for Inland and harbour naviga- 1 tion including steamers, launches, boats and frigates imported entire or in section, provided that articles of machinery aa 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 i. j be included hcreunder.

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. 90 Light ships

Furniture tackle and apparel, not otherwise described for

91

steam sailing, rcving imd other vessels. ->

(b) Leader films

Nil

92

A.U. for import of leader films for film industry on the recommendation of the Regional Consultative Committees on raw films.

(c) Weighing machines and parts thereof .

E.I.

Nil

ig) (2) (g) Others

Nil A.U. for import of Beam Compasses.

(n) Others

E.I.

(1) A.U. for import of Curometers for tobacco

industry.

(2) A.U. applications from textile and textile acces- sories industries will be considered by JCC1 & E, Bombay in consultation with Textile Commis- sioner, Bombay, subject to Appendix 34.

<3) A.U. for Import of Oil meters for Tea industry,

(4) A.U. for import of spring type dial dynamo—

meters of 5,000 kg. and above capacity.

(5) A.U. licences will not be valid for Import of items

mentioned in Appendix 6.

I

-'

PART ^ — com.-.

uO tiv) Rough olanks other than bifocal blanks

(v) Raw optical glass in the form of plates, slabs and moulded blanks for lensc.

(d) Scientific and medical including surgical instru- ments, equipment and appliances and ptt's thereof, made wholly,'mainly of rubber and/or made wholly/ mainly of glass including laboratory glassware.

ie) Medical including surgical instruments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof not made mainly of rubber and not made mainly of glass.

(/) Scientific instruments, equipment and appliances and pans thereof not made mainly of rubber and also not made mainly of glass.

(ft) Microscopes a id accessories and parts thereof Microscope siidca and cover glasses, nrincll's microscopes and parts thereof.

( I) Denial instruments, equipment and appliances and parts thereof not otherwise specified.

Asbestos raw

98

Cellulose acetate flukes, moulding powder and sheets .

101

i Ccllul-wc are!ale hu'.ynic and cellulose propionate 101--*

; Ccllolose acetate film scrap . . . .. 101-C

3

Nil

(1) The requirements; of actual users will be met by imports ihiuugh the public sector agency. Please see Section 111 of this Book. Actual users should make applications to tht licensing authority concerned in the prescribed form and manner accompanied with the details of Iheir requirements in the prol'onna given in Appendix 77 The applicant should furnish 5 copies of the proforma indicating iheir requirements of the standardised rough blanks as given in the Anncxurc to Appendix 77. A copy of the proforma, duly filled in, in the mannet indicated above, should also be sent direct to M/s. flharat Oplhalmic Glass Ltd., Durgapui. The release order will be subject to the condition that it will be valid for allotment of imported materials only for the standardised sizes-and the value for which me goods covered by the release order, are not supplied from indi- genous slock. Tinted rough blanks will, how- ever, be released only up to 20 % of the value of the release order.

Nil

(2) Import of Rough blanks other than those of standardised sizes, given in the Annexurc to Appendix 77, will not be permitted. A.L>. .

E.T.

Nil

E.I.

A.U. applications from hospitals, educational and tech- nical institutions etc., for import of surgical and scientific instruments will be considered by CCI & E, Now Delhi on merits. Applications should be submitted by 30-9-1975. Licences issued for this sub-item will not be valid for import of the iicms mentioned in Appendix 6.

E.I.

A.U. for import of diffraction grating.

Nil (1) A.U. for import of Metallurgical microscopes.

(2) Import of microscope slides and cover glasses will not be allowed.

E.I. (1) A.U. applications from hospitals for import of these goods will be considered by CCI&E, New Delhi, on merits. Applications should be submitted by 30-9-1975.

(2) A. U. for import of dies for tooth mould electro formed for manufacture of artificial teeth. (3) A.U. for import of ortho-dontic appliances of non- metal.

Nil

Requirements of actual users will be met by Imports through public sector agency, Please see Suction IU ol Mils Book.

Nil

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

(0 Cellulose Hcetate Hakes. (//) Cellulose Rceiar.e sheets. Please see Section III of thl" Book.

(2) Import of cellulose acetate moulding powder will not be allowed.

Nil

Nil

Requirements of actual users for cellulose acetate buty- rate for manufacture of fountain pens and ball point pens will b" met by imports through public sector agency. Please see- Section III of this Hook. (1) A. U. on restricted basis for manufacture of bangles. (2) Tmport of cellulose acetate off-cuts and cuttings will not be permitted.

1 2

3

4

PART V— contd.

Nil

Joi-n • Cellulose, nitrate films/sheets, rods and tubes

(1) A.U. forinip irt of cellulose nitrate sheets for the manufacture of combs, spectacle frames, table tennis balls and fountain pans. Import of cellulose nitrate sheets for other end-uses will not be permitted

(2) A.U. for import of cellulose nitrate films /sheets of 0,11mm thickness for manufacture of bangles only. (3) A, U. for import of celiulosa nitrate rods and

tubes.

(4) Import of cellulose nitrate tubes of external diameter

101-fi '. Chloride moulding powder

Nil

3/4' and above will not be permitted. This itom is covered under S. No. 113-H/V.

104 Diamonds, industrial, natural and synthetic, in all Nil

forms including diamond grit and powder.

(1) A.U. for import of industrial diamonds (natural), synthetic diamonds and metal clad synthetic diamonds in all forms including diamond grits and powder.

(2) A. U. for import of natural diamond:. (Gem-

variety) on restricted basis,

(3) Import of natural diamonds in powdet form

will not be allowed.

106 Gas black, thcrmatomic black, acetylene black and Nil

carbon black also including lamp black.

(1) A.U. for import of Carbon black for manufacturers of rubber goods, paints, inks, carbon papers, lead slips, plastic products and tungsten (sintered) products.

(2) A.U. for import of Acetylene black (Soot) for

manufacture of Dry battery cells.

Nickel Catalyst

Nil

no

(1) A.U. applications from Vanaspati manufacturers will be considered by the J.C.C.I. & E. (CLA), New Delhi on the recommendations of the Direc- torate of Sugar and Vanaspati. Tho Directorate of Sugar and Vanaspati will consult the D.G.T.D. before recommending the imports.

(2) A,U. for the manufacture of Hydrogenated fatty acids subjoct to the clcaranco from D.G.T.D.

Phenol formaldehyde moulding powder

in

Nil

(1) A.U. on restricted basis. (2) Licences issued will not be valid for import of

general purpose moulding powders.

112 (a) Phenol formaldehyde resinous sheets, tubes, rods "|

A.U. for import of :—

and other materials.

(/) Tubes whether paper Electrical Industry,

Nil

based or fabric based and/or paper based rods

(b) Thermosetting synthetic resin bonded laminated [ sheets, tubes, rods and other materials with paper f | or fabric base. (c) Copper clad laminates with paper phenolic base. J

(11) Cast phenolic resin- Carrom Board strikers,

otw sheets and rods.

(Hi) Cast phenolic resinous Bangle industry,

sheets, rods and tubes.

Acrylic plastic moulding powder, sheets, rods and tubes Nil

113

(1) A.U, for import Acrylic moulding powder. (2) A. U. on restricted basis for button manufacturers for import of Pearlascent variety of sheets only. (3) A. U. for import of acrylic sheets crushed scrap (width and length should not exceed 25 mm.) or larger sizes, if imported, should be crushed atleast to the above size before clearnce by the customs, for the 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- pcarlascent variety sheets will not be allowed. (5) A.U. for import by plastic blanks made of Poly- methyl methacrylate for manufacture of contact lenses.

(6) Import of rods and tubes will not be permitted.

Polyvinyl chloride Plastic sheets (Unsupported)

Nil

113 A

A.U. for import of rigid unplasticizod sheets with vicat softening point above 70°C only.for the manufac- ture of industrial items. At the time of clearance of goods, the licensee will be required to produce a certificate from foreign supplier/manufacturer to the effect that tho'material imported conforms to the required specifications.

S/12 GI/75—7

3 L C 1 1 ON i t — t i / c . i a.

•4

2 2

P ^ i JT K—contd.

P o h s t y r e ne

113-C

A t

Polyvinyl a c e t a te resin p o w d er . . . ..

I J 3 -D

PolyvinyJ b a t y r ai resin . . . . ..

113-E

{/.') < , 1 | V > ", •/' ' -. - I" ' :' <%:. 11 , - V .' !'•"<-- i:". . ' . I' .> 'I V

Nil

A.U. ' j '' .-esir,"-.f.". K-!',

Polyvinylidene chloride

113-F

Polyvinyl formal a nd Polyvinyl AcetoS

A.U. p:i,i ,P> rd tv :

1 1 3G

Nil

P . V . C. c o m p o s i t i on including m o u l d i ng po \ d cr .

113-1

Nil

(:) Rcq-il-eracnt-; of rrtuu! a^-rs for f Y . C.

u - - c " c i -. v-'il; V k- r u e. •?

v . c n ' i' i i g t / i c y. i ' h ii i ; . ;^ i, v i ll h o* :K • J V . , . -. .

f -r - . t h tr m d • • - . s r. P W ' - se v .c S i - c ' . i ua Ml .f

( ? .) f h

: • • •• i. X

t ;

r

R -' . ' ( "• •: ' •* ; •" ' • • • I . - -I - • ; c r ^. cf . • • f ' - f * > i y f c e i O f i j i n - :' 113-J Polyethylene m o u l d i ng p o w d er . . ..

Ni¹

n >. c i' • ' " • • ; !) i v> . ' . r -J M . . ; -i l A . ' * - * ' * ', ' , ! j y : i i i < ! ! n i O . ' i - ) > . - a - . j i,

r T "> • " . ' > '•

i i > "" • - ' -• ir. v / U i f : i'

' i 'i i 'v : - C" " •>: ' ! ' . : r . r ";

< v ' .' it , . :. b -' > : - r r . '.

t h ' . ' . " - : 1i

. ' - : . - i v - .. - r '. •

- i v : i .-

P s v ' i fi . .. ?. c i. • • •: ; i; - • (' " ri '\ :•

Polytetra F l u o r o e t h y l e ne R e s in (filled, unul'.ed or pij"-

S13 K

" li A A. f 'j -.L--.

Nil

m e n t e d) a nd p r o d u c ts thereof.

( 2i A.-,, i-> i s i r l u t UC u- s ii .'of r r " > . ii ".•:' : ) *:

Pyrotechnic a l u m i n i um . . . . ..

114

Ni!

Stereo flongs .

E . I.

115

A.U. for :—

U) NswsrafCi i"dustrv. ;i<>r<;i.-"tjoo ".ill be ;-nn-

Md:-' ••' !w !'•'• f CI.f ]•, Ncv IK;!¹! >••• j-2f AvpemUxs

Synthetic resins, all sorts, n ot otherwise specified :—

116

(ii) Synthetic I on E x c h a n ge Resins . . ..

Nil

(iv) Synthetic resins, all sorts, n.o.s., other thi

A.U. '-•"* ft'stricJi.-;' t a s i. ( t) A.TJ.

covered by S. N o. 116(Q/V,-^S. N o. 1 1 6 ' H I /V a nd S. N o. I 1 6 ( / / 0 / V .;

(2") A.U. fer Vi^^iit'.¹ resiri vagh for the manufacture

, of ";a1 r*?⁵'¹ paints

;3) A.L. Osi reitrHctf b a st fes ifor"or" oi e|>*'xy

(4*! Lic":*v".':" w"i> <*n- h" vs'M fT t hr Imrf-rt Of bibh T>r.TC reyins ie-rc-UidS'i^ >•'!'••''•.. S-5fi T?uind'er;j stvr",ris- ••e'ji'i'! .."?..; >.vr.f-;ti- -,•-!">- r ' ^ r i - !¹. uii¹ for;;' cfvjtatniic vo'p*.le <:.v!v s"*i"-arrtf'¹ frnr," i-esin' ->rH I'RC r'ispersion ^nc¹ >'r^r-!f:r,-' <•<*' s^'iti.t ;U-<• : • - •".•' ^a c*ass;- Kv-Mc •-••{!: • * >'••• * ' " '' '

(*>) l.ivTi'cu, v. ,i; ^r '-,e V4|tf fc- rh • ;or-.,.Or-, ^f '""o^oli -

m e t" * * • ' • ! • • ' . •. t v* • " ' . " - . '! Bf ! . J ;" " ^ ' - T . ".

SECTION U—<;unta,

¹

3

•1

PART V— contd.

117

Policy is indicated against 3. No, l-B of Part UX 119

Textile Printing Dyes Vulcanised fibre in sheets, rods and tubes .

Nil

A.U. (oi import ol vulcanised fibre sheets and rolls, for insulation purposes for the innaufacture of electrical goods and for manufacture of rail jointings and abnWves,

122 All articles not otherwise specified in tho Schedule :—

(/) Plastic materials, not otherwise specified

Nil

(1) A.U. f-M i;.i;)ori of polyester films.

(2) A,t_). on restricted basis for import of Polyester

laminated flims.

(3) A U, on restricted basis for Import of Polyester

metallised filin,

Nil

Nil

Nil

(xtv) Staple fibre tops and other synthetic and protdnous

Nil

fibre tops.

(xv) Staplo fibre including synthetic proteioous cut fibres Nil

(xxil) Feathers , - . ' - . ..

Nil

.

(xxiv) Filter candles . . .. (xxv) Plastic •ni'jldins pjwdjr, not otherwise specified

Nil Nil

1 2

PART V—concld. l :.'2~•contd.

Nil (1) Import of Vanadium Pcnloxide Catalyst grade will (JTXVI) Vanadium pcntoxide

not be permitted.

(2) A.U. for Vanadium Pentoxide other than catalyst

grade for the manufacture of Perro vanadium. A.U. for import of special flux (Llnde submerged

Nil

(xxvii) Fluxite soldering paste and fluxes for %M or arc

Dux 50x8x48').

welding, melting and refining metals.

Nil

(xxlx) Filter aids

(1) A.U. for manufacture of lead storage batteries. (2) A.U. on restricted basis for other end-products. Import of Diatomite (Kisseighur) under its differ- ent trade names, Hyflosupcrcel etc. will be permit- ted only on production of No Objection Certi- ficate from the Indian Bureau of Mines,

Nil (1) A.U. on restricted basis for fibre glass and pro- (xxxll) Glass mineral, slag wool, fibre glass and products

ducts thereof.

thereof.

(2) Import of glass mineral and slag wool will not be

allowed.

Nil

(xli) Gypsum/Alabaster . . . ..

(xlti) Laboratory ware made of silica

(xllii) Silica ware equipment, for sulphuric, hydrochloric

Nil Nil

(1) A.U. for import of alabaster on restricted basis, (2) Import of Gypsum will not be allowed. A.U. on restricted basis. A.U. on restricted basis.

and nitric acid plants and Ceramic equipments for chlorine plants.

(1) A.U. licences will not be valid for import of silica

Nil

(xllv) Silicon . . . . . . ..

gel.

(2) A.U. for silicon metal on restricted basis.

(v/v) Petroleum Coke . . . . ..

Nil

Nil

ixlix) Stamping foils (film-base) . . ..

•Requirements of actual users for raw petroleum coke will be met by imports through public sector agency. Please see Section HI to this Red Book. A.U. applications will be considered on restricted basis for import of Polyester films (S. No. 122(/)/V) which can be converted into stamping foils from the indigenous manufacturers.

A.U. on restricted basis.

(1) A.U. for import of the following Items :—

Nil Nil

<1) Yeast food and yeast Culture . . .. CO Others

•

(/) Mexican nbrt for manufacture of (a) fibre polish- ing wheels for polishing purposes and (b) for manufacture of brushes required for combers and cards for textile industry.

(if) Sable hair for manufacture of Sable hair

artist brushes.

(ill) Epoxy glass copper clad laminates, (lv) Phenolic paper copper clad laminates, (v) Wool greasn for manufacture of JanoUo

anhydrous.

(vi) Emulslfiable polyethylene wax. (vi7) Polyester and Polyether (Polyol). (vUi) Cable impregnating compound for the manu-

facture of cables and w'res,

(2) Requirement of actual users for import of Nitrocellulose cotton will be met on restrictsd basis by imports through public sector agency, Please see Sec. m of this Red Book. (3) A. U. on restricted basis for import of :—

(/) Nakhla (Cattle fish wing) for manufacture of

Agarbattiesi (ii) Silicone Bases.

(Hi) Photographic gelatine, (iv) Soya Lacithin for the manufacture of paints, (v) Nitrocellulose Chips.

(4) A.U. on restricted basis for other items falling

under this S. No.

(5) Import ofthc following Items will not be allowed :

U) Polyurethene foam.

(iT) Carium Oxide, (HI) Silicone emulsions. (tv) Albumin powder. (v) Attapulgite clay, (vfi Attapulglte clay (ARVM Grade). (vif) Florex AA-RVM. (vill) Attarcil.

PART VI

Detailed licensing policy is Riven in Appendix 11 Machine Tools .

SECTION III

List of items, the import of which is canalised through the Public Sector Agencies

S E C T I ON SJi

list ot items,feeimport of "Meh is cst

System of licensing

Description

Canalising Agency

**. "i

(2;

(-)

(3)

Us

, . •....!'•!•,-•,• -•:! • i . / i . - l : ' t" - i .->' .*•.) "v >)i);t; v Ur

- L.'"-3 r . ' . j ', •-- nr.,j ;. --"->

•> Z'.-ii; . .: • ..• ;•" ';.vyc>sii;

Mf,lT". VfMTC MMTC

1 i i

•afe - =.U -o/sL: ', • 'i.K- .;r-"';1" • - i' ?•:•' •' r.J

" . F ;:" t " i '> ' ." . < * • •! 'm H T . :" .

V i ". ". . . ; • • • " "< H i ,. ; •- ! • •- ' . ' " . "I - )t > i . O i, b l c n ' i S.

1 ilk.!vajo ofueri to tv issued by !he licensing | a tthoritie?

MMTC MMIC MMTC

. : . : ( > .. ,.:>c-. :;]>•-. "7 i - A i. ti,--..!'.-, H '. t, c : ' h i - J 3 S, -• - •• '• .••< <: : -' • •:'" " i ' i i- :,iA \ ":y>. b a i - s.

• i) N ':c ' v il

. - • ' . ; ./ ;I el S - T. T

.

.

..

¹

MMTC

i

,vrc

\

SIC; MMTC

. ' 1;

• • ' - T;. ' i ! . . -;

'•1MTC

\ 'i.

i "j RJLUSC orders to ':•? issued by the Ib^ming autho- >• - i f e.

M" f TC

;Y' f o i n !' . . . . . .. < <) B i s m u th , . .

1. Refuse orders to he iivi.-J by the iicinsiag / authorities.

\ V„

MM I'C MM re SIC SIC

•'!} ( j . M o l i i te o l ei i ' r x i ei f"'i C j r : - - ) r i > te a a o - Vs . . ..

/ // ,3 •:; A.-.y^ni

] 1 ! I Release orders to be issued by the liceosi ^ aatho-

j

"" Hi< t N - . ^ " n - -"

STC STC STC STC

, ' " ; .. . . I . " M ;I

. . . . . . ..

2

To be iieiijed to actual users on the recommendation

•••f the sponsoring authorities.

Co'l )-i Cor- PiK.i.fnn of India Lid. Doixhay.

20 v.i- hew IMS . . r . • •

To bs r,-i ?scd to actual users by the canalising agency

Caspcrv CorDcr.ition of liiii. Ltd.

To b." reicased to actual u^ers on the recommendation

of the sponsoring authorities.

fl-.-v - ;: >}•- '

sre sre i

< i ; "T A' . ' if . . . . ..

^. •!;^se orders to be issued by the licensing authorities. To be rUcaseJ to aciujl users OT the recommendation M u t' .- t ^ ' J ^w . .. . . r- o -i: • - ; > !• . . . . ..

of ttv sponsoring authorities.

sre i •Sir j.

t-l(a) .')!.".-.)

ii ;i . at '• D ' l ik f > o w J i .T . . .. " .

(!) To be released to dairy plants in the public and cooperative sectors on the recommendation of Degtt.'tment if Agriculture,

S IC I Sn !;.'>.T Dairy Coi- pOllliur..

il) Re!t"vj orders io other actual ussrs to be issued

i.y .:i.:jnsing auftorlties.

', li Rtiea.se orders •.•.•> be issued b> fhi S'ate Drugs ( •• • ; „ . . , . . . ' • ! , , •> ' • . . , . , !, . i . i i n e ':' a z i n e) . . 1 { ^j A • • • ") ; r i y t i nc , . j

•lopirol authorities on the Indian Drugs and Phji--iaceutichls 1 trl.

: " "• -• : "-

. . . . ',

. . . ',

(M ! - : . - . . ' i. . i : .k- H . ' -. > t r -. - - " • !•

(r'i; ;-i ' . ' : .

-

(i) .V- • • - • . . : • . " , * > •' a . . . j

3¹ T./ in>' " i o ! . , - ': ' ' ? Pe ! • > , d ' ' o c - ! " " v ; . l' >

STC

(2)Jri*'ie case of actuai users engaged in the manu- facture of processed foods release orders in respect ofth; undermentioned items will be issued by the licensing authorities on the fn'Ji.in Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Ltd: —

i ," ••-:,•• r " r-

i

(i) Folio acid,

(ii) Thiamine Mononitrate and Hydrochloride ',9| S.-';':iIig:j.>'iiui£.e . . . . , |

(Vitamin B')

(10) Tetrscycline ba^e and Telracycline hydro- j

chloride. J

(4)

(3)

(2)

(1)

PART /K—Coucld.

(11) Riboflavine (Vitamin B2) and Riboflavine STC

5-phosphate sodium.

(/) Release orders in respect of Riboflavine (Vita- min B2) will be issued by the Stale Drugs Control Authorities on the Indian Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Ltd. However, in the case of actual users engaged in the manufacture of processed foods, release orders will be issued by the licensing authrjties on the Indian Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

(/<) Release orders in respect of Ribollaviue 5- phosphate sodium will bo issued by the State Drugs Control authorities on the S.T.C.

(12) Chloramp henicol powder, Chlorainphenicol •) palmitatu, Chloramphenical Stearate and Chloramphcnicol Sodium succinate.

Release orders to be issued by the State Drugs

Control Authorities on the S.T.C.

STC

(13) Sulphathiazole (14) Sulphadiazjno . . . , . . J, (15) Hrythroinycinc (base), [irylhromycine f eslolatc, crythromycinc stearate and crythromycioo ethyl siccinate

(16) Chloroquine and its Salts

(/) lu the case of small scale units, release orders will be issued by the State Drugi Control Authorities on the S.T.C.

STC

") (17) Iodine (18) Citric Acid of Pharmacopoeia 1 grade . . I (19) Tartaric acid of Pharmacopoeia! grade . i (20) Cresyiic add/ Cresylic acid B. P./ Meta (

cresol/Para cresol/ortho cresol, j

(iV) In the case of units borne on the books of the D.G.T.D., release orders to be issued by the licensing authorities on the S.T.C.

S.T.C. Release orders to be issued by the State Drugs Control

authorities on the S.T.C.

(21) Ampicillio Trihydrate/anhydrous/sodium . ; (22) Frusernide (Furosooude). (23) Methyl Dopa (24) Nitrofurantoin ( 2 5) Prenylamine lactate . . .. (26) Sulphamcthoxypyridazine ( 2 7) Indomethacin . .. ( 2 8) Phtbayl sulphathiazole . . .. (29) Pyridoxine Hydrochloride. (30) Calcium/Sodium Fenlolhcnatcs (31) Glycerine (32) Panthenols

STC Release orders will be issued by the Licensing ( 3 3) m a se (Aminodiol) . . ..

Authorities.

Mineral Oils

To be released on the recommendation of Department 105-106

Indian oil Corporation of Potroleum.

116

Release orders to be issued by the licensing authorities 35mm raw stock (whether black or white or colour) excluding sound negative.

at Calcutta, Bombay and Madras.

Film Finan- ce Cotpn., Bombay.

Cinematograph film¹;, exposed (feature films)

117

Film Finance — Corporation, Bombay.

29 (1) Peppermint oil (Mentha Pep)

127-1

(2) Citronclla oil

- Release orders to be issued by the licensing authorities.

150 172

Synthetic rubbor . . . .. Raw silk

STC "1 STC 1 STC Central Silk Board j

STC 1

(1) Nylon ysrn and thread oilier than industrial nylon

177

yarn,.

>• To be released to actual users on the recommendation

SlC

of sponsoring authorities.

(2) Polye&tcr Qbincni yarn

Mercury

266"

MMTC Release orders to be issued by .licensing authorities.

X-Ray films

STC To be released to actual users on the recommendation 302

of sponsoring authorities.

PART V

8 K A i. , r \ s t n l l i nc w ax . . .. Indian Oil To be released on the recommendation of Dcpart- Corporation men 1 of Petroleum or Public Sector Agency

designated by the Department of Petroleum.

(4) (1)

(2) " " (3)

PART V—contd.

14

Release orders to bo issued by licensing authorities.

(1) H i gh g r a de m a n g a n e se ore . . .. (2) A n t i m o ny ore . . . . .. (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 t a n i um ore , . . . ..

MMTC 1 MMTC 1 MMTC f MMTC J MMTC

17.

To be released on the recommendation of DepiirlmeiiL of Petioleum.

M i n e r al oils, the f o l l o w i n g :— (1) T r a n s f o r m er oil . . . . .. (2) I n s u l a t i ng oil (3) M i n e r al colza oil (4) Light P r o c e ss oil for light c o l o u r ed r u b b er g o o d s, (5) Paraffin, N a p t b a n ic or a r o m a t ic r u b b er

plasticisers.

[ [ndianOil

| Corporation

1

J

K c i o s t ne oil

18

U a s e l u b r k a U i jg oiJs.

. . . ..

20

To bo released on the recommendation of Department of Potroloum.

(

Indian Oil -, Corporation 1 Indian Oil r Corporation J

22,31

"1

(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 y) a nd I s o - a m yl a l c o h ol . . .. (3) A l u m i n i um fluoride (4) C a r b a r y] (5) C a l c i um c a r b i de . . . . .. (6) C i t r ic acid ( T e c h n i c al g r a d e) (7) C a p r o l a c t u rn (8) Crosylic acid ,'Cresy lie acid B P / M c ta

C r e s o l / P a ra C r e s o l / o r t ho Crcsol

(9) C r u de B o r a tc m i n e r a ls s u ch as K a s o r i te a nd

C o l o r a a n i te . . . . ..

S.T.C Release orders will be issued by the licensing authorities.

1 1

(10) D o d e c yl b e n z e ne a nd A l ky 1 b e n / e no (11) D i c h l o i ' o b e t u i d i n e d i h y d r o c h l o r i d i: (12) D i n i t r o c h i o ro b o n z e ne . . .. (13) D i m e l h y l a m i ue (14) F n d r in technical 0 5) F.thyl a l o c o h ol (16) F o r m ic a dd . . . . .. (17) Glycerine (18) I o d i ne (19) M e l a m t oe puri- . . , , ., (20) M e t h a n ol technical (21) M e t h yl E t h yl k e t o ne (22) M y t h yl M e t h a c r y l a te M o n o m e r. (23) M o u o m e l h y l a m i ne . . . .. (24) P e n t a e r y t h r i t ol (25) P h t h a l ic a n h y d r i de (26) P h e n o l / C a r b o l ic acid e x c l u d i ng S u b s t i t u t ed

p h e n o ls

(27) 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 e) (28) P r o p y l e ne glycol (29) S o d i um c y a n i de . . . . .. GO) S o d i um t r i p o l v p h o s p h a t e. . . .. (31) S t y r c ue (32) T a r t a r i c a c id (33) 1 r i m c t h y l a m i nt . . . . .. (34) U r ea (chf mical g i a d cl . (35) Vinyl c h l o r W e / V i n yl a c e t a te m o n o m er .

J

(36) Meiaarainopnenol • , • . , S.T.C. Release orders will be issued by the authorities as

indicated below :—

(a) fn the case of small scale units, release orders will be Issued by the State Drugs Contro) autho- rities.

(b) In the case of units borne on the books of ihe D.O.T.D., release orders will be issued by the licensing authorities.

"*i'*:TiON ;n—"•>/•• r'

(->

(2) 0)

(1) '

. PART V— contd.

. M M TC )

(37) P h o s p h o r o us (red) . . ..

(38) P h o s p h o r o us (Amorph.au?) i.e.'vhite/yellow Release orders will bi issued by -hf licensing authorities.

MMTC j}

n h o s p h o r o us .

(39) M a U t b i on

. sr<:

(40) rico.ii-..., 3ata (41) ! .oohtlialic acid (42; Xylene (ali typv*)

To '•" fdeased by the cat>'iliiing agency ir. favour of f emulators who have Fecired DG S & D contracts fb" supply of the fnrm.j!afk.d >nat:rial for National Vi;aria F'-a^ic'.ii'.ri Piogta x •;, odthcreconiiT.enda- t"->n of th-~. ?v1;ni>try of Pei:r'- "" and Chemicals.

^tcie?--: crdeis will be issued I•;/1!;-- licensing authoriL:e"-.

src \ ST.-J

2

O ! ^ 2(a) Cn. 'tic ,i..ua . .. .

5(a) No.-p..-~\b.a! fclei!"fi:i.-l/t!ori-a>¹'.,ed recovered . .:^.. 'n'd^J-^ .o- b... i'-jucu by '• .c l"*<~cut>ij.g

'•'s'rv ; t i ".

To !x ..'.•li'u---?' tc- 2> 'v-'J :• *; • L> •••ca'ti'-c ti^rc;..

MMir

2

sii!;>ti;jr

26 S o i a a ij

><•' a ". •-.• ••. . .< h-j i-.'1-.-i : v '.•-••- -n-'ii d'.'iii'-.-its.^.

8ff. ", s ir }• SIC J

34-37(e) Titanluv

4C"'a) R o sk f-''< •••;,-hate. M i n e r al p h a - s p i . te . .

To *""•!* r?--i3,f,"i "o aciu.! "•:.;.•> >-y csiual--:.; K:.c-,

MM re

4 0 ( c ) ( i) M u i i a ; -- of P o i a sh ( P o t a ^ i um c J . m i . 'c o t ' i eV t h an irulu,.:

• hU •TC. '•

t r i al ( 5 ' a d e)

4 0 ( c ) ( i i) S u l p b a ie of P o t a sh

. . . . ..

4 0 ( d) S u ' . p h a te of A m m o n ia

4 0 ( e) U r ea ( f e r t i l i s er g r a d e) . . ..

fij bp reiea-*'* 'o aotua! ui"..rs h-- anu'-hir.e, agency.

M MTC > M MTC 1 MMTC J

) G ' . i r ' . ' A O i ' .!

. . . . . . ..

K a y on g r a de w o od p u ip . . . . ..

•Isrlsaw o'ders to be a"ued by Jic-iosing authorities.

SIT • r

42(aX 43

Riwwj.-: 3-KI woo'.ien rags .

STC

93-94r a)(iw) Hoa'-ii hiir.ks other than bifocal blanks . ' .

IV be rcle:-sert ;..> gcaial ;!5<2rj against release orders to

be issued by The :cw;''!ir.i; aut">>-!ty.

BOGI.

tsbestos, raw . . . * .

98 A

1 }• Relea-^ c-id'TS to b--; :ss'.' d by licensing authorities.

MMTC

JO! (1) Cdluio.%8 acerate Oakes . . .. STC in::

sre j fUes.

(4)

(2) (3)

(1)

Iron and Steel and ferro-alloy items

j

S. Nos. 1 to (1) Ferro-Molybdenum . . . .1 15 (2) Ferro-Tungsten . . . .. j in Sche- (3) Ferro-Vanadlurn du!e A of (4) Ferro Phosphorous . . .. Appendix (5) Ferro Silinium 41. (6) Ferro Cobalt . . . . ..

MMTC/SAIL International Ltd./Integrated. Steel Plants, namely:— 1. Bhilai Steel

Plant. 2. Rourkela

(7) Ferro Nickel (8) Ferro Atuminiuni and Silico Alumiaium (9) Ferro Silico Zirct'iiiuin

Steel Plant.

3. Durgapur

Release orders to be issued by the licensing autho-

Steel Plant.

• 4. Tata Iron

rities.

(10)' Feiro Boron {'r.cludi lg stabilised Ferro ] Boron with Aluminium and Titanium like ! i Grainal or Batsally). (11) Ferro Colunibium (Nk bium) . . . i (12) Ferro Chrome (containing 0.03%"or !es< 1

carbon or Nitrogen bearing).

& Steel Co.,

Jamshodpur

5. Indian Iron

(13) Ferro Manganese (containing less than

0.05% carbon).

& Stee! Co., Burnpur.

(14) Ferro T^Uniura (containing less than 1 % 6. Mysore

Aluminium). (15) Ferro- Zirconium

Iron & Steel Ltd., Bhadravati.

7. Bokaro

Steel Ltd., Bokaro.

All mild steel, medium carbon steel, high carbon steel (other than stainless steel) wire rods in coils.

S.Nos. 1 to 10

SAIL Inter- j

national Ltd. j

i j i

J 2 t o l3 in Sche- _ dule B of Appendix 41.

MMTC

i

All mild stee!, medium high carbon steel semis, including ingots, blooms, slabs, billets, and heavy rounds above 160 mm.

I 1

1

1

MMTC i

Release orders to be issued by the licensing autho-

rities

[

S,No. 10 in Sche- dule B and S.Nos. 3(a) to (d), and 4 in Schedule C of Ap- pendix 41. S. No. Stainless steel sheets, plates and strips in cut length 10 in or in coils. Schedule D of Appen- dix 41.

t

SAIL Inter- ; national Ltd. j -

1 \

i

i

MMTC |

SAIL Inter- !

national Ltd. 1

1

i

j

S.Nov All electrical steel sheets, strips other than cold rolled 20(a), grain oriented, whether in cut lengths or in coils. (b), And 21 in Sciwdjle D of Ap- pendix 41. S.No. Cold rollfd grain oriented electrical steel sheets, 20{c) strips either in cut 1-jngths or in coils, in Schedule D of Ap- pendix 41. S.Nos. 1 to 3, Ail mild and special steel sheets, strips and 4 (c), 5(a), (b), skelp in both hot r>l led and cold rolled cither (c), 6, 7 (a), (b) in cut length or in coils. 8, 9(a) to (c), 11 (a), (b) and (c) andS. N c l6 (a)&(b)in Schedule D. of App. 41

(3)

(1)

(2)

(4)

tional Ltd.

S.Nos. 4(a), Galvanised strips in coils. SAIL Intema- 1 and (b) in Schc- dulc D of

SAIL interna- tional Ltd.

\\\ mild steel and special steel plates including ship building quality, boiler quality and chequered plates, whether in cut lengths or in coils.

Release orders to be issued by the licensins

authorities.

\

SAIL Interna- tional Ltd.

Skip building quality sections, M. S. seciions including angles, channels, joints, beams, tecs, flats, hoist, rounds, bars, rods, high tensile angles, channels, joints, beams and plates

S. Nos. 3 (b) and 5(a) in Schedule C and S. Nos. 13 (a) to (e), 14,15 U) to (o), 16 (a), (b), 17 and 19 ia Schedule D of Ap- pendix 4], S. Nos. 15 (0), 22 and 23 of Schedule D

SAIL Interna- tional Ltd.

S.No.9. 1 All prime tin plates including open lop sanitary can and 2 in quality. Schedule E of Ap- pendix 41.

Tin Tree steel

SAIL Interna- tional Ltd.

J

S.No. 4 iii Schedule E of Appen- dix 41.

Stoel melting scrap.

Motal Scrap Trading Corporation

S.No. 26(a) in Schedule D of Ap- pendix 41.

Metal Scrap Trading

^Corporation.

S.No. 26 (b) of Schedule Dof Appendix 41

Ro-rollable scrap in the form of old ships and othor vessels including steamers, tugs, tankers, launches, boats and barges as _ well as light ships for breaking of Indian flag vessels only.

NOTE¹— Detailed procedure for submission of applications by actual users in respect of items included In this Section Is given io

Chapter IV of Import Trade Control Hand Book of Rules and Procedure, 1975-76.

SECTION IV

Policy for Items Ucensable to Established Importers

IMPORT POLICY FOR ITEMS L C LNN.-vLl £ TO f STABLSSHED IMPORTERS

NOTES : —

(1) Die Sic. r ..? ."-mhonty will be the rerional Iicearin? autivvvy cor-cerr.cd ur-le;: oii.--w/.e : i>^ if.-jJ.

(2) Tbe cst.-bi.jjieu importers wiJl have Ki1erchang>--rJ,.l:ty in ;rse mtlisn^on of ih-sr ,;i ola li;eiv v-s as indicated in Anntxure to this Section. The conditions am! restrictions applicable to the import, of any ^oods against jjc-nces i^sutc for specific items wili apply to such goods even if imported &£b'vc • i.crr.tc^) f.'r c>i!~er hem("s) unrkr the concession ct ir;U-r ':;nctsbiyify provi- ded in this policy.

Remarks Descri"tioD

Import Po!;cy

Part & S. No. of ths I. T. c; Schad..

4

3

2

1

/>,-!/? 7- .'

5% or 1 % on imports of

(1) Imp>:-rt of spare fans ir^cirled in Appendix 4-A wi'i Iw a!!owe

S; i ri • •: . ."' c;' cv.-; > i g i r v. ."..'l.-ir t h an spares for d'r- ! %-i;--i"<-" ft-! veluiMes :c - ' .;' ".,F'a.'.rsrv.;!ndes,trac- t ;-•• '•-.-';.••;'•• in •-•>Ci;i:W" '%"i .

10BS02   .           dllO              1200               10 mm              30 mm              9 mm
25BS03   .        .  U325               1305              25 ram             62 mm              17 mm
                     UT130              1506              25 mm              62 mm              16 mm
                     UT130E             1506E             25.4 mm            62 mm              16 mm
                                                          (I')
                                       2506               25 mm              62 mm              20 mm
                                        2506 E            25.4 mm            62 mm              20 mm
                                                          (!')
                     ULS5               RL4                12,7 mm           33.3375 mm         9.525 mm
                                                          (1/20              (1.5/16')         (3/8")
                     ULS8               RL6               19.05 mm           47.625 mm          14.2875-mm
                                                          (3/4')             (1.7/8-)          (9/16')
                     ULS9               RL7               22.225 mm          50,8 mm            14.2875 mm
                                                          (7/8")             (2')               (9/16')
                     ULS10              RL8               25.4 mm            57.15 mm           15.875 mm
                                                          (I')               (2.1/4-)           (5/8*)

17BA02  .         .  1I7ACD           72O3B              17 mm             40 mm             12 mm
20BA02            ,  120 ACD          7204B              20 mm             47 mm             14 mm
                    LS10ACD            ALS8A             25.4 mm           57.15 mm          15.875 mm
                                                         (I')             (2.1/4-)          (5/8')

N797              L17              17mm             40 nim            10mm
                  L20              20 mm            47 mm            14 mm
 A 20             E20              20 mm            47 mm            12 mm

                      N6132                                   9.525  mm           22.225  mm          7.14375  mm
                                                              (3/8')              (7/8')              (9/32')
SBL No, BT2019        SRO  No.  12289                         25 mm                68 mm               35 mm  Inner  Riny
                                                                                                      24  mm  Outer  Ring
                      NBC  No  RB 5003                        23.2918 mm          31.7856 mm          9.6266 mm
                                                              (0.917')            (1.2514')            (0.379*)
                      NBC No. RB5OO5                          22,0276 mm          28 mm               11.999 mm
                                                              (0.86723')          (1.10236*)          (0.4724':
                      NBC No.  BB1007                         24.2013 mm          38.9992 mm          7,2242 mm
                                                              (0.9528*)           (1.5354')            (0.2844)

17T.X11  .                               51103              17 mm               30  mm             9  mm
20TA11  .                                51104              20  ram             35 mm              10 mm
25 TA  11  .                             51105              25 mm               42 mm              11 mm
                                         51203              17  mm              35 mm

U T AH  .                               51102              15 mm              28 mm              9 mm
15 TA 12 .               —              51202              15 mm              32 mm               12 mm
                     MW3/4              T6                 19.05 mm           39.6875 mm          18.25625 mm
                                                           (3/4')             (1.9/16')          (23/32')
                     MW7/8              T7                 22.225 mm           46.0375mm          19.65 mm
                                                           (7/8')             (1.13/16')         (3/4')
                     MW1                T8                 25.4 mm             50.8 mm            19.05 mm
                                                            (I*)              (2')               (3/4")
                     EW3/4              B6                  19.05 mm           33.3375 mm         7.14375 mm
                                                            (3/4-)            (1.5/16')          (9/32')
                     EW7/8              B7                  22.225 mm          38.1 mm            9.525 mm
                                                           (7/8*)             (11/2*)            (3/8-)
                     W9/16              O4J                14.2875 mm          35.71875 mm        13.875 mm
                                                            (9.16')            (1.13/32')        (5/8')
                     HW5/8              VH5                 15.875 mm          39.6875 mm         19.05 mm
                                                            (5/8')             (1.9/16-)          (3/4')
                     HW3/4              VH6                 19.05 mm           46.0375 mm         22.225 mm
                                                            (3/40             (1.13/16')         (7/8')
                     HW7/8              VH7                 22.225 mm          52.3875 mm         25.4 mm
                                                            (7/8")             (2.1/16')         "')
                     HW1                VH8                 25.4 mm            61.9125 mm         28.575 mm
                                                            (f)                (2.7/16')         0.1/8')
25TA13  .                               51305               25 mm              52 mm              18 mm
                                         52204              20 mm              40 mm              26 mm
                                         52205              25 mm              47 mm              28 mm
                      EW1                B8                 25.4 mm            41.275 mm          9.525 mm
                                                            d')                (1.5/8')           (3/8')
                      Wl/2              04                  12.7 mm            32.34375 mm        15.875 mm
                                                            (1/2-)             (1.9/32-)          (5/8')
                      W5/8               O5                 15.875 mm          35.71875 mm        15.875 mm
                                                            (5/8')             (1.13/32')         (5/8')

   1                  2                   3                   4                    5                   6
50BC03   .         , 350                 6310               50 mm               110 mm             27 mm
                                         6306K              Taper               72 mm               19 mm
                                         631 OK             Taper               1 JO mm            27 mm
                      MSH                RMS9               28.575 mm           71.4375 mm         20.6375 mm
                                                            (1.1/8-)            (2.13/16")         (13/16')
                     MS12                RMS10              31.75 mm            79.375 mm          22.225 mm
                                                            (1.1/4")            (3.1/80            (7/8')
                     MS12  1/2           RMS11              34.925 mm           88.9  mm           22.225 mm
                                                            0.3/8')             (3.1/2')           (7/8')
                     MS13                RMS12              38.1 mm             95.25 mm           23.8125 mm
                                                            (1.1/2')            (3.3/4')            (15/16-)
                     MS13  1/2           RMS U              41.275 mm           101.6 mm           23.8125 mm
                                                            (1.5/8')            (4')                (15/16-)

44.45 mm             107.95 mm            26.9875 mm
(1.3/4-)             (4.1/4')            (1.1/16")

3OBSO2   .        . U130               1206              30 mm             62 mm              16 mm
40BS02.  .        ,  U140              1208              40 mm             80 mm              18 mm
45BS02   .        .  U145              1209              45 mm             85 mm              19 mm
                                       1206K             Taper             62 mm              16 mm
                                       1208K             Taper             80 mm              18 mm
                                       1209K             Taper             85 mm              19 mm
                     UT140             1508              35 mm              80 mm             18 mm
                     UT145             1509              40 mm              85 mm             19 mm
                     UT155             1511              50 mm              100 mm            21 mm
                     UT140E            15O8E             31.75 mm           80 mm             18 mm
                                                         (1.1/4-)
                     UT145E            15O9E             38.1 mm           85 mm              19 mm
                                                         (1.1/2-)
                     UT155E            1511E             50.8  mm           100 mm            21 mm
                                                         (2')

   1                   2                 3                   4                   5                 6
3OBSO3   .        .  U33O               1306               30 mm              72 mm              19 mm
                     U130W              2206               30 mm              62 mm              20  mm
                   -U140W               2208               40 mm              80 mm              23 mm
                     '45WU              2209               45 mm              85 mm              23 mm
                                        2206K              Taper              62 mm              20 mm
                                        2208 K             Taper              80 mm              23 mm
                                        2209 K             Taper              85 mm              23 mm
                                        2508               35  mm             80 mm              23 mm
                                        2509               40 mm              85 mm              23 mm
                                        2511               50 mm              100 mm             25 mm
                                        2508 E             31.75  mm          80 mm              23 mm
                                                           (1.1/4')
                                        2509 E             38.1  mm           85 mm              23 mm
                                                           (1.1/2-)
                                        2511E              50.8  mm           100 mm             25 mm
                                                           (2')
                                        11506              30 mm              62 mm              16 mm
                                        11508              40 mm              80 mm              18 mm
                                        11509              45 mm              85 mm              19mm
                     ULS11              RL9                28.575 mro         63,5  mm           15.875  mm
                                                           (1.1/8*)           (2.1/2')           (5/8')
                    ULS12               RL10               31.75  mm          69.85  mm          17.4625 mm
                                                           (1.1/4*)           (2.3/40            (11/16')
                     ULS13              RL12               38.1  mm           82.55  mm          19.05  mm
                                                           (1.1/2')           (3.1/4')           (3/4')
                    ULS13.1/2           RL13               41.275 mm          88.9  mm           19.05 mm
                                                           (1.5/8-)           (3.1/2-)           (3/4')

                    S12               EE11              31.75  mm         57.15  mm         9.525 mm
                                                        (1.1/4')          (2.1/4')          (3/8")
                              SINGLE  ROW  ANGULAR  CONTACT  BALL  BEARINGS
30BAO2   .        . 130ACD            7206B             30 mm             62 mm             16 mm
35BAO2  .        .  135ACD            7207B             35 mm             72 mm             17 mm
40BA02  .        .  140ACD            7208B             40 mm             80 mm             18 mm
5OBAO2  ,           150ACD            7210B             50 mm            90 mm             20 mm
3OBAO3  .        .  33OACD            7306H             30 mm            72 mm              19 mm
4OBAO3  .        .  340ACD            730SR             40 mm             90 mm            23 mm
5OBAO3  .        .  35OACD            7310B             50 mm             110 mm           27 mm
45BA04  .        .  545ACD            7409B             45 mm             120 mm           29 mm

MSNI4                                     44  45 mm            117.475  mm          28.575 mm
                                          (1.3/4')            (4.5/8')             fl.l/8*)

30 TA 11                               51106             30 mm              47 mm             11 mm
                                       51106 A           30 mm              47 mm             11 mm
35TA11                                 51107             35 mm              53 mm             12 mm
                                       51107 A            35 mm             52 mm             12 mm
40TA11                                 51108             40 mm              60 mm             13 mm
45 TA 11                               51109             45 mm              65 mm             14 mm
50 TA  11                              51110             50 mm              70 mm             14 mm
30 TA  12                              51206             30 mm              53 mm              16 mm
                                       51206 A            30 mm             52 mm              16 mm
                                       51207             35 mm              62 mm             18 nun
30 TA  13                              51306             30 mm              60 mm             21 mm
                                       51109 A           45 mm              65 mm              14 mm
                                       51109 L
                                       51109  L/C
                     Wl.1/8            09                28.575 mm          48.41875 mm        15.875 mm
                                                         (1.1/8')           (1.29/32')         (5/8')
                     Wl.1/4            010               31.75 mm           53.18125 mm       18.25625 mm
                                                         (If)               (2.3/32')          (23/32')
ABC No. PAH  12308                     RIV  No. 9535 C    30.2  mm          68 mm              18.9 mm

I.S.I. No. Equivalent  Hoffmann Equivalent  SKF No.
                                                       Bore              Outside dia,       Width
   1                2                  3                  4                  5                6
                                 DEEP  GROOVE  SINGLE  ROW RADIAL  BALL  BEARINGS
5JBC02              155               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
75BC02              175               6215              75 mm             130 mm            25 mm
55BC03              355               6311              55 mm             120 mm            29 mm
6OBC03              360               6312              60 mm             130 mm            31 mm
65BC03              365               6313              6J mm             140 mm            33 mm
75BCO3              375               6315              75 mm             160 mm            37 mm
                                      6212K             Taper             110mm             22 mm
                                      6012              60 mm              95 mm             18 mm
                                      6013              65 mm             100 mm             18 mm

5JBS02              U155              1211              55 mm            100 mm            21 mm
75BSO2              U175              1215              75 mm            130 mm            25 mm
                                      1211K            Taper             100 mm            21 mm
                    UT175             1515             65 men            130 mm            25 mm
                    UT175 E           1515E             63.5 mm          130 mm            25 mm
                                                       (2*')
                    U155W            2211              55 mm             100 mm            25 mm
                                     221 IK             Taper             100 mm           25 mm
                                      11511            55 mm             100 mm             1 mm
                                      1215K            Taper             130 mm            25 mm

I.S.I.                 Equivalent            Equivalent                           Bearing  Dimensions
No.                     Hoffmann  No         SKF No.
                                                                                       Outside dm.

LSlityACD                                                 152.4 mm            26.9875 mm
                                       (310               (6*)               (1.1/16-)
LS22JACD                               120.65 mm          209.55 mm           33.3375 mm
                                       (41')              (8i")               (1.5/16-)
N5311                                  120.65 mm          209.55 mm           66.675 mm
                                       (4D                (8i#)               (2.5/8')

80TA11   .                                 31116               80 mm                105 mm              13  mm
100TA11  .                                 51120                100 mm              135 mm              25 mm
80TA12    .                                51216               80 mm                115 mm              28 mm
100TA12  .                                 51220                100 mm              150 mm              38 mm
80TA13    .                                51316               80mra                140~mm              44 mm
                       W3i                 O26                 82.55 mm             122.2375 mm         31.75 mm
                                                               ( 3D                (4.13/16')           ( I f)
     1.  Import  of the following  bearings  will  be allowed  only  on clearance  of D.G.T.D.  :—6224
     2.  All the above  bearings with special features  such as : —

                                                                                    A
                F-'quivalsni  Holl'mann  Equivalent  SK.F
 I.S.I.  N o.
                        No.                   No.              Bore                Outside  dia.        Width
                        2                     3                  4                    5                   6
   1
                       R120                N204                20  mm               47  mm              14  mm
20RN02
                       R125                N205                25  mm               52  mm              15  mm
25RN02
                      R130                 N206                30  mm              62  mm               16  mm
30RN02
                       R135                N207                35  mm               72  mm              17  mm
35RN02
                      R140                 N208                40  mm              80  mm               18  mm
4ORNO2
                       RMS                 N2O9                45  mm               85  mm              19  mm
45RN02
                       R1J0                N210                50  mm              90  mm               20  mm
30  RN02
                                           NJ204               20  mm               47  mm              14  mm
                                           NU204               20  mm              47  mm               14  mm
                                           NU204N              20  mm              47  mm               14  mm
                                           NJ205               25  mm               52  mm              15  mm
                                           NU205               25  mm               52  mm              15  mm
                                           NU205N              25  mm               52  mm              15  mm
                                           NJ207               35  mm              72  mm               17  mm
                                           NU207               35  mm               72  mm              17  mm
                                           NU208               40  mm               80  mm              18  mm
                                           NJ209               45  mm               85  mm              19  mm
                                           N U 2 09            45  mm               85  mm              19  ram
                                           NU209N              45  mm               85  mm              19  mm
                       FAO  No.  NU209EN  NU209MN              45  mm               85  mm              19  mm
                       M.I.                NJ309               45  mm              100  mm              25  mm
                       R320                N304                20  mm               52  mm              15  mm
2ORNO3
                       R325                N3O5  '              25  mm              62  mm              17  mm
25RNO3
                       R33O                N3O6                 30  mm              72  mm              19  mm
3ORNO3
                       R335                N307                 35  mm              80  mm              21  mm
 35RN03
                       R340                N3O8                 40  mm              90  mm              23  mm
 4ORN03
                       R345                N309                45  mm              100  mm              25  mm
43RN03
                       R35O                N310                50  mm              110  mm              27  mm
5ORNO3
                                           N311                55  mm              120  mm              29  mm
                                           NU3O5               25  mm              62  mm               17  mm
                                           NU307                35  mm              80  mm              21  mm
                       FAO  No.            NU307W              35  mm               80  mm              23  mm
                       510148  M. 1
                                           NU307MNW             35  mm              80  mm              23  mm
                                           NU309                45  mm              100  mm             25  mm
                                           NU309N               45  mm              100  mm             25  mm
                                           NUP3O9               45  mm              100  mm             2,1)  mm
                                           NUP3O9N              45  mm              100  mm             25  mm
                       R.LS8               CRL6                 19.03  mm           47.625  mm          14.2875  mm
                                                                (i')                (1.7/8')            (9/16')
                       RLS10               CRL8                25.4  mm             57.15  mm           15.875  mm
                                                                (10                 (21')               (5/8')
                       RLS22*              CRL38                120.65 mm           209.55  mm          33.3375 mm
                                                                (41*)               (81')               0.5/16')
                       RXLS31                                   82.55  mm           120.65  mm          19.05  mm
                                                                (31*)               (4J-)               (*0
                       L064                                     25.4  mm            53.975  mm          28.575  mm
                                                                ( I ')              (2.1/8')            (1.1/8')
                       L3782(NBC  &                            26.9877  mm         50.622  mm           17.462  mm
                       Hoffmanli  No.)
                                                               (1.0625'^            (1.993')            (0.687-V)
                       U52H5F              NUP318M/C4           90  mm              190  mm             43  mm
                       (NBC)
                       RB500KNBC)          WJ118x220            118  mm             220  mm             60  mm
                       RB5OO2(NBC)         WJP118x220P          118  mm             220  mm              60  mm

L6179  (NBQ        WJ! 20X115

                                                       120 mm             215 mm             60 mm
                L6180 (NBC)        WJP120X215P         120 mm             215 mm             60  mm
                L5063 (NBC)        WJ120X220           120 mm             220 mm             60 mm
                L5064 (NBC)         WJP12OX22OP        120 mm             220 mm             60 mm
                L6156  (NBQ        WJ120X240           120 mm             240 mm             80 mm
                L6157 (NBC)        WJP120X240P         120 mm             240 mm             80 mm
                RB5006 (NBC)       WJ 126X240          126 mm             240 mm             80 mm
                RB5007  (NBQ       WJP126X240P         126 mm             240 mm             80 mm
                NBR101 (NBC)       WJ 128X240          128 mm             240 mm             80 mm
                NBR102 (NBC)       WJP128X240P         128 mm             240 mm             80 mm
                L5O31 (NBC)        WJ 130X240          130 mm             240 mm             80 mm
                L5O32 (NBC)        WJP130X240P         130 mm             240 mm             80 mm
                L5943 (NBC)        WJ130X26O           130 mm             260 mm             84 mm
                1.5944 (NBC)       WJP13OX26OP         130 mm             260 mm             84 mm
                L6204  (NBQ        WJ 150X270          150 mm             270 mm             80 mm
                L6205  (NBQ         WJP150X270P        150 mm             270 mm             80 mm
                L594J  (NBQ        WJ16OX318           160 mm             318 mm             98  mm
                L5946  (NBQ         WJP16OX318P        160 mm             318 mm             98 mm
                L6019(NBQ                              200 mm             360 mm             98 mm
                L6207  (NBQ                            200 mm             360 mm             236 mm
                RB5017(NBQ          NJ2228             140 mm             250 mm             68 mm
                RB5018  (NBQ        NUJ2228            140 mm             250 mm             68 mm
                L6O28 (NBC)         WJ4iX8'            107.95 mm          203.2 mm            57.15 mm
                                                       (4f)               (8')               (2i*)
                L6029  (NBQ         WJP4iX8'P          107.95 mm          203.2 mm           57.15 mm
                                                       (4**)              (8')               (21*)
                L6O3O(NBQ           WJ5JX10'           139.7 mm           254.0 mm           71.4375 mm
                                                       (5J-)              (10*)              (2.13/16*)
                L6031  (NBQ         WJP5J'X10'P        139.7 mm           254.0 mm           71,4375 mm
                                                       (5-i')             (100               (2.13/16*)
                                    NUP208             40 mm              80 mm               18 mm
                                    NUP2208            40 mm              80 mm               23 mm
                                    NU2209NIN          45 mm              85mm               23 mm
                                    NJ2I1              55 mm              100 mm             21 mm
                                   NU211               55 mm              100 mm             21 mm
                                    NUP211             55 mm              100 mm             21 mm
                                    NUP211N            55 mm              100 mm             21 mm
                                    NU213              65 mm              120 mm              23 mm
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 fa)  and  (b) above;
        wilt be considered  as banned  for  import.
2. Import  of  extra precision  bearings  of  accuracy  P-6,  P-5 etc., heavy  duty bearings  and  bearings  with  special  features
    other  than  those  indicated  in the  above  footnote  and  having dimensions same  as  listed  in this Appendix  will be allowed  only
    on  the  clearance of DGTD.

I.S.I.  No.    Equivalent Hoffmann  Equivalent  SK.F
                    No.               No.           Bore              Outside  dia.      Width
      1                2             3                  4              5                   6
                                  NU2204            20 mm             47  mm             18  mm
                                  NF208             40 ram             80 mm             18 mm
                                  NH2210            50 mm              90 mm             23 mm
                                  N211              55  mm             100  mm           21  mm
                                  N22H              55  mm             100  mm           25  mm
                                  NJ309             45 mm              100 mm            25 mm
                                  NU318             90 mm              190 mm            43 mm
                                  NU320             100 ram            215 mm            47 mm
                                  RB5033 (NBC)      116 mm             220 mm            60 mm
                                  RB5034  (NBQ      116 mm             220 mm            60 mm
                                  RB5O37  (NBQ      118 mm             240 mm            80 mm
                                  RB5O38  (NBQ       118 mm            240 mm            80 mm
                                  RB5023 (NBC)       144.5 mm          243 ram           72 mm
                                  RB5024 (NBC)       144.5 mm          245 mm            72 mm
                                  RB5O2O(NBQ         150 mm            270 mm            105 mm
                                  RB5O21 (NBQ        150 mm            270 mm            105 mm
                                  RB5022 (NBC)       150 mm            270 mm            105 mm
                                  NKA206             30  mm            62  mm            19  mm
                                  (INP No).
                                  F  fnir  No. 3283
                                  NKA3O5            25  mm             62  mm            17  mm
                                  aNP  No.)
                                  KSK  No.           31.75 mm          68.7881 mm        21 mm
                                   P-25-5            (1.25")           (2.7082')         (0,8268')
                                  N.  1004
                                  (NBC No.)
                                  Hoffmann  No.
                                  RMS 12L
                                  4430 (NBC)         100 mm            215  mm           47  mm
                                    NH  32OM/C4
                                  5284 (NBQ          130 mm            280 mm            58  mm
                                    NU  326M/C4
                                  4023  (NBQ         150 mm            320  mm           65  mm
                                    NU  330BM/C4

                                                                  Bearing Dimensions
                                                                           A_             _     ~    .     *
I.S.I. No.        Equivalent SKI-  No.
                                            Bore                  Outside dia.          Widlh
   1                    2                     3                    4                      5
                     30203                 17 mm                 40 mm                 12 mm
                     30204                 20 mm                 47 mm                 14 mm
                     30205                 25 ram                52 mm                 15 ram
                     30206                 30 mm                 62 mm                 16 mm
                     30207                 35 mm                 72 mm                 17 mm
                     30208                 40 mm                 80 mm                 18 mm
                     30309                 45 mm                 85 mm                  19 mm
                     30210                 50 mm                 90 mm                 20  mm
                     30311                 55 mm                 100 mm                21 mm
                     30214                 70 mm                  125 mm                24 mm
                     30215                 75 mm                  130 mm                25 mm
                     30216                 80 mm                  140 mm                26 mm
                     30302                  15 mm                 42 mm                 13 mm
                     30304                 20 mm                  52 mm                 15 mm
                     30305                 25 mm                  62 mm                 17 mm
                     30306                  30 mm                 72 mm                 19 mm
                     30307                  35 mm                 80 mm                 21 .mm
                      30308                40 mm                  90 mm                 23 mm
                      30311                55 mm                 120 mm                 29 mm
                      30312                 60 mm                 130 mm                31 mm
                      30313 (NBC No.        65 mm                 140 mm                33 mm
                           M3O313)
                      31309 (INP No. 30309D) 45 mm                100 ram               25 mm
                      32207                 35mm                  72 mm                 23 mm
                      32208                 40 mm                 80 mm                 23 mm
                      32209                 45 mm                 85 mm                 23 mm
                      32211                 55 mm                 100 mm                25 mm
                      32212 (3977X/3922X)   60 mm                 110 mm                28 mm
                      32213                 65 mm                  120 mm                31 mm
                      (33O356B) (39586/39528)
                      32214                 70 mm                  125 mm                31 mm
                      32216 (578XA/572A)    80 mm                  140 mm                33 mm
                      32305 (NBC No. N.      25 mm                 62 mm                 24 mm
                            1005)
                      32306                  30 mm                 72 mm                 27 mm
                      32307 (3478X/3424S)    35 mm                 80 mm                 31 mm
                      32309                  45 mm                 100 mm                36 mm
                       32311                 55 mm                 120 mm                43 mm
                      330201                 60 mm                 110 mm                28 mm
                       33O632C               60 nun                135 mm                30.95 mm
                       CK-O3062/K-03162      15.875 mm             41.275 mm             14.6812 mm
                                             (0.625*)             (1.625')              (0.578')
                       CK-1159O/AK-1152O     15.875 mm             42.8625 mm            14.2875 mm
                                             (0.625')             (1.6875')             (0.5625')
                       I-100545A/46          18.0 mm               47.0 mm               14.38 mm
                       CK-09O67/K09I95       19.05 mm              49.2252 mm            19.05 mm
                       (M12644/M12611)       (0.75')              (1.938')              (0.75-1
                       CK-21075/K-21212      19,05 mm              53.975 mm             21.83892 mm
                                             (0.75')               (2.125')             (0.8598')
                       CKM-12649/KM-12610    21.42998 mm           50.00498 mm           18.288 mm
                                             (0.8437')             (1.9687')             (0.72')
                       CK-071O0S/K-O7210X    25.4 mm               50.8 mm               14.1478 mm
                                             0')                   (2')                 (0.557')
                       CK-15100S/K-15245     25.4 mm               61.99886 mm           20.6375 mm
                                             d')                   (2.4409')             (0.8125')
                       CK-151O0S/K-1525O     25.4 mm              63.5 mm               20,6375 mm
                                                                   (2.5')                (0.8125')

CK-23100/K-23256        25.4 mm                65.088 mm               21.463 mm
                        (10                     (2.5625")              (0.845*)
CK-1988/K-1922          28.575 mm              57.15 mm                19.355 mm
                        (1.125")               (2.25")                (0.762*)
CK-O2872/K-02820        28.575 mm               73.025 mm              22.225 mm
                        (.1-125')              (2.875")               (0.875")
CK-15117/K-15245        29.9847 mm             61.99886 mm             20.6375 mm
                        (1.1805')              (2.4409')              (0.8125*)
CK-15123/K-15245        31  75 mm              61.99886 mm             19.05 mm
                        (1.25')                (2.4409")              (0.75*)
CK-15125/K-15245        31.75 mm               61.99886 mm             20.6375 mm
                        (1.25*)                (2.4409')              (0.8125')
CK-14125A/K-14276       31.75 mm                69.0118 mm             19.5834 mm
                        (1.25*)                (2.717')                (0.771-)
CK-3188S/K-3120         31.75 mm                72.626 mm              29,997 mm
                        (1.25-)                (2.8593")               (1.181')
ABC  No.  T-126  L  (with 32.004 mm             55.563 mm              15.875 mm
and  without  oil  hole)
 CK-14131/K-14276       33  3375 mm             69.0118 mm             19.5834 mm
 (Jeep  Part  No.  51575U/ (1.3125*)           (2.717")                (0.771')
52883U)
CK-LM-48548/KLM-        34.925 mm               65.0875 mm              18.288 mm
48510                   (1.375")               (2.5625*)               (0.72-)
CK-14137A/K-14276       34.925 mm               69.0118 mm             19.5834 mm
                        (1.375")               (2.717')                (0.771')
CK-25877/K-25820        34.925 mm               73.025 mm              24.60752 mm
                        (1.375")               (2.875*)               (0.9688*)
CK-25877/K-25821        34.925 mm              73.025 mm               24.60752 mm
                        (1.375*)               (2.875' )              (0.9688')
CK-25878/K-25821        34.925 mm               73.025 mm              24.60752 mm
                        (1.375*)               (2.875")               (0.9688')
CK-31594/K-31520        34.925 mm               76.2 mm                28.575 mm
                        (1.375*)               (3")                   (1.1250
ABC  No.  T-138L  (with 35 mm                   66.7 mm                19.3 mm
and  without oil hole)
 CK-2780/K-2720         36.487 mm               76.2 mm                25.654 mra
                        (1.4365')               (3')                   (1.010
 CK-NA44143/K-44363D    36.512 mm               92.075 mm              55.562 mm
                        (1.4375*)              (3.625*)                (2.1875')
 ABC  No.T144L(wiih     36.754 mm               66.675 mm              19  446 mm
  and  without hole)    (1.447*)               (2.625')               (0.7656')
 N1001  (Hoffmann)      38.1 mm                 69.037 mm              14  427 mm
                        (1.5*)                 (2.718')                (0.568')
 CK-418/K-414           38.1 mm                 88.50122 mm            29.083 mm
                        (1.5-1                 (3.4843*)               (1.1450
 AK-LM-501349/          41.275 mm              73.4314 mm              19.812 mm
 K.-LM 501310            (1.625*)               (2.8910                (0.78*)
 CK-24780/K-24720       41.275 mm               76.2 mm                23.02002 mm
                        (1.625")               (3')                   (0.9063*)
 CK-25577/K-25523 (Jeep 42.8752 mm              82.931 mm              25.4 mm
 Part No. 52979U/52980U) (1.688')'              (3.265*)               (10
 CK-55176C-/K-55443     44.45 mm                112.7125 mm            26.9O876mm
                        (1 -75-)                (4.4375*)              (1.0594')
 CK-2984/K-2924          46.038 mm              85.0 mm                 25.608 mm
                         (1.8125")              (3,3465')              (1.0082')
 CK-59187/K-59412       47.625 mm               104.775 mm              36.512 mm
                         (1.875")               (4.125')               (1.4375')
 CK-55187C/K-55443      47.625 mm               112.7125 mm             26.90876mm
                         (1.875")               (4.4375*)              (1.05940
 CK-55194AC/K-55452D     49.9872 mm             114.98072 mm            28.4861 mm
                        (1.968*)                (4.5268')              (1.12150
 CK-36RA/K-362A         50.8  mm                88,9 tnm               22.225 mm
                         (2*)                   (3.5')                  (0.875*)
 CK-378O/K-372O          50.8 mm                93.264 mm               3O.3O2mm
                         (2')                    (3.6718')              (1.193')

LSI. No.                  Equivalent  Nadella  No.                        Bearing  Dimensions
                                                   Bore                    Outside dia.            Width
   1                         2                       3                        4                        5
                          131.1212                 12 mm                   18 mm                   12 mm
                          DL1412                   14 mm                   20 mm                   12 mm
                          131.1512                 15 mm                   21 mm                   12 nini
                          DL1M6                    15 mm                   21 mm                   16 mm
                          DL1612                   16 mm                   22 mm                   12 mm
                          DL17I2                   17 mm                   23 mm                   12 mm
                          DL1812                  18 mm                   24 mm                    12 mm
                          DL1816                  IK mm                   24 mm                    16 mm
                          DL2012                  20 mm                   26 mm                    12 mm
                          DL2016                  20 mm                   26 mm                    16 mm
                          DL2216                  22 mm                   28 mm                    16 mm
                          DL2520                  25 mm                   33 mm                   20 mm
                          J L 88                  12.70 mm                17,4625 mm              12.70 mm
                                                  0/20                    01/16*)                  0/2")
                          J L 1 O8 .  .   ..      15.8750 mm              20,6375 mm               12.70 mm
                                                  (5/8')                  03/16')                  (1/2")
                          J L 1 2 12              19.0500 mm              25.4000 mm               19.0500 mm
                                                  (3/4*)                  0*)                     (3/4')
                          J L 1 48 .  .   ..      22.2250 mm              28,5750 mm              12.7000 mm
                                                  (7/8')                  0.1/8*)                 (1/2')
                          . 1 1 1 4 16            22.2250 mm              28.5750 mm              25.4000 mm
                                                  (7/8")                  (1.1/8")                0')
                         J L 1 68 .   .   ..      25.40 mm                31.75 mm                12,70 mm
                                                  (T)                    (1.1/40                  (1/2")
                         J L 1 6 12               25.4000 mm              31.7500 mm              19,0500 mm
                                                 (!')                    0.1/4")                  (3/4*)
                         J L 1 6 16              25.4000 mm               31.7500 mm              25.4000 mm
                                                 00                      0-1/4")                  (1")
                         J L 1 88 .  .   ..      28.5750 mm              34.9250 mm               12.7000 mm
                                                 (1.1/8")                0-3/8")                  (1/2")
                         JL1812                  28.5750 mm              34.9250 mm               19.0500 mm
                                                 (1.1/8')                (1,3/8*)                 (3/4*)
                         J IT  1812 .            28.575 mm               38,10 mm                 19.05 mm
                                                 (1.1/8')                (1.112')                (3/4*)
                         JL1816                  28.5750 mm              34.9250 mm              25.4000 mm
                                                 0.1/8")                 (1.3/8*)                 0")
                         JLT1816                 28.575 mm               38.10 mm                25.40 mm
                                                 (1.1/8")                0-1/2")                 0")
                         JL2012                  11.7500 mm              38.1000 mm              19.0500 mm
                                                 0.1/4*)                 P.  1/2')               00
                         JL2016                  11,7500 mm              38.1OO0mm               25.4000 mm
                                                 0.1/4")                 0-1/2')                 (1*)
                        JL2O2O                   31.75 mm                38.10 mm                31.75 mm
                                                 0.1/4")                (1,1/2*)                 0.1/4")

JL22S                                           40.2750 mm              12.7000 mm
                        (1.3/8')                (1.5/8')                (V)
JL2216                                          41.275 mm               25.40 mm
                                                (1.5/8-)                (1*)

JL2414               .  38.10mm                47.625 mm              22.225 mm
                        0.1/2')                (1.7/8*)               (7/8")
JL2416                  38.1OOOmm              47.6250 mm             25.4000 mm
                        (1.1/2*)               (1.7/8")                (1*)

JL2420                                           47.6250 mm               31.7500 mm
                         (1.1/2")                d.7/8")                  (1.1/4-)
JI.2816                                          53.975 mm
                                                 (2.1/8*)

   I.S.I, No,      Equivalent  Nadolla No.
                                               Bore                 Outside dia.           Width
       1                    2                    3                      4                      5
                        Na 1012               12 mm                 28 mm                  15  ram
                        NalOI5                15 mm                 32 mm                  15 rum
                        Na 1019               17 mm                 35 mm                  15 mm
                        Na 1020               20 mm                 42 mm                  IS mm
                        Na 1025               25 mm                 47 mm                 18 mm
                        Na 1030               30 mm                 52 mm                 18 mm
                        Na 1035               35 mm                 58 mm                 18  ram
                        Na 1040               40 mm                 65 mm                 18 mm
                        Na 1045               45 mm                 72 mm                 18 mm
                        Na 1030               50 mm                 SO mm                 20 mm
                        Na 1055               55 mm                 85 mm                 20 mm
                        Na 1060               60 mm                 90  ram               20  ram
                        Na 1065               65 mm                 95 mm                 20 mm
                        Na 1070               70 mm                100 mm                 20 mm
                        Na2015                15 mm                 35 mm                 22 mm
                        Na 2020               20 mm                 42 mm                 22 mm
                        Na 2025               25 mm                 47 mm                 22 mm
                        Na 2030               30 mm                 52 mm                 22 mm
                        Na 2035               35 mm                 38 mm                 22 mm
                        Na2040                40 mm                 65  ram               22 mm
                        Na2045                45 mm                 72 mm                 22 mm
                        Na 2050               50 mm                 80 mm                 28 mm
                        Na 2055               55 mm                 85  ram               28 mm
                        Na2060                60 mm                 90 mm                 28 mm
                        Na 2065               65 mm                 95 mm                 28 mm
                        Na 2070               70 mm                100 mm                 28 mm
                        Na 2075               75 mm                110mm                  32 mm
                        Na 3030               30 mm                 62 mm                 30 mm
                        Na 3035               35 mm                 72 mm                 36 mm
                        Na3O4O                40 mm                 80 rara               36 mm
                        Na3045                45 mm                 85 mm                 38 mm
                        Na 3050               50 mm                 90 mm                 38 mm
                        Na  3055              55 mm                 95 mm                 38 mm
                        Na3060                60 mm                100 mm                 38 mm
                        Na3065                65 mm                105 mm                 38 mm
                        Na 3070               70 mm                J10 mm                 38 mm
                        Na 3075               75 mm                120 mm                 38 mm
                        NW  225MPA(Equivalent 25 mm                 35 mm                 30 mm
                        SKF No. WA 2025).
                        NS7005 (Equivalent SKF 25 mm                35 mm                 30 mm
                        No. WA2023).
                        NS7012                26 mm                 40 mm                 26 mm
                        NW230MPA(Equivalent   30 mm                 42 mm                 30 mm
                        SKF No. WA 2030).
                        NS7074                58.57 nun          66.571mm                29.8 mm
    All the above  bearings  with  special  features  such as :—
                        Nadella/NRB             INA                                     forrington
                           Prefix             Prefix                Prefix                Suffix
(a) i  Needle  Bushes having DLH, JLH            —                  El                    OH
   oil boles
(b) i Needle  Bushes  where YL                SN                    Y
   needles  are retained in
   the bush by grease.
(c) i Needle  Bushes  where DB                HK                    Fl                    For mcliic sarics.
   needles are  retained
   in the bush  by cage.

4.25   Regulators   (Electronic).                                      15.2  Electric  furnace.
4.26   Functional  blocks  (dynamic  cuplcrs,  difFcrcn-               15.3  Hydraulic  press  &  vices.
       Ii;i1ors  synchronisers  etc.),
                                                                       15.4  Welding  equipment.
4.27   Position  indicators.                                           15.5  Carpentary  equipment.
4.28   Set of  servo-drives  and  accessories.
                                                                       15.6  Tool  room  equipment,

1. Alhaglpseudalhagi (Bieb)  Dcsv.       Yawa-saka,   Taran-
                                           iabln&
2, Anacycius  pyrethrum  DC  Pcllitory  Aqarqarha.
     Roots.

                                                                 12. Diphcnly  Carbazone.
                                                                 13.  Diphospho  Pyridine  Nucleotide.
                                     Darunaj  sqrabl.            J4.  Disodium  orthoarsenate.
12.
                                                                 15.  Dl-Alaninc.