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REGISTERED No. D-(D)-72

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART II—Section 3—Sub-section (ii)

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 300] NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 6, 1975/SRAVANA 15,1897

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

as s separate compilation

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

ORDER

EXPORT TRACK CONTROL New Delhi, the 6th August, 1975

S.O. 434 (E).— In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the Imports & Exports (Control) Act, 1947, (18 of 1947), the Central Government hereby makes the following Order further to amend the Exports (Control) Order, 1968, namely:—

1. This Order may be called Exports (Control) Seventeenth Amendment Order, 1975. 2. In the Exports (Control), 1968, the following shall be added in Schedule IV after O.G.L No.2 :

O.G.L. N0.3

Any person may export to any country, except to a country to which export is prohibi- ted by any law for the time being inforce, on fulfilment of the conditions stipulated in column 4 hereunder the following goods :

Item

Condition (s) to be fulfilled/document S.

to be produced

No.

S. No. as in Part 'B' of Schedule I to the Exports (Control) Order, 1968.

1

1

3

4

1

B1(iii)

Wild Life (dead or alive or part there- of or produce therefrom) the following:

1. Export will be allowed by Regis- tered Exporters of Wild Life and Products only through four major ports of Bombay, Calcutta, Madras and New Delhi.

( 1823 )

1

Mafiftnals Hi(UiX")

I.

3

Andaman Wild pig (Sv(" Seroftt Andmancsis) ••.. i ... . Assnlmtse raaeque (Macaca asan- mensi s) B aiking deer or Muntjac (Muntiacus

3.

4-

tnuntj ac) Brushtailed or Bengal percupine (Athcrurus macrorurus) . Bharal or Blue Sheep (Pseudo i"

5.

nayaur)

. Chital (CervUB axis) , Common Fox (Vulpes hengalenBis)

6 7. 8. 9-

,,2J 'I'lie eJqfortt will, be allowecl only on productianjof:" valid certificate Usued toy •, 4e Chief Wild Life Walklcn of. the. State concerned or by the Chief Conservator of Forest where Chief Wild Life Warden has not been appointed or the officers who may be authorised by the State Govt. to issue Wild Animals Dealers/manufacturers licences under the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972 to the effect ' S i i ¥ W i ld Life and their pro- ducts such as skins and feather ete- tendered for export have been procured through legal means.

Civets (All species of viverridae) Common Delphin (Dclphinus delphic)

10, , Ermine (Mustek crmineB)

ii. Ferret badgers (Melogale moschata melogalc persenata)

13.

13-

Hares (Blade naped, common In- dian, Desert Himalayan Mouse hare) Hedgehogs (All species of the gensut Hemicchimu and Paraech inus).

14.

15-

Himalayan black bear (Selenaretos thibetanus) Himalayan crestlcss pcrcupine (Hyatrim hodgsoni)

16. Him^lay"n ibex (Capr" ibex)

Himalayan Thar (Hemitragiu

17.

Jamlahicus)

18.

19-

20.

21.

22,

Hog badger (Arctonyx collaris) Hog deer (Axis porcinus) Hyaena (Hyaena Hyaena) Jungle cat (Felis chans) Jackals (Canis aurcus) Leaf Monkey (Presbytia phayrci)

23-

24.

Little Indian pcrpoise (Neomeria phocaenoides)

Marmots (Marmota bobak and Mar-

25. mota caudata) Martens (Martes gwatkinsi and

26.

27.

28.

M.flavigula) Mongoose (All species of the genus Hcrpestcs) Nilgai or Blue Bull (Boselaphus tragocamelus)

Nilgiri Thar (Hemi-tragus hy- locrius)

Pole cat (Vormcla percgusna,

30.

Mustela puterius)

1. a. 3- 4-

31. Ratel (Melllvera capensis) 32. Red Fox (Vulpes Vulpes) 33. Sambar (Ccrvus unlcolor) 34. Tibetan fox (Vulpes vulpes men-

tana)

35. Tibetan wolf (Canis lupus) 36. Weasel (Mustela aibirica, Mustela

Kathiah and Mustela altaica)

37. Wild pig (Sus scrofa)

(b) Reptiles Bl(iU) (b)

1. Chameleon (Chameleon Culcaratus) 2. Rat Snake or Dhaman (Ptyas mu- cesus) (Also called whip snake) 3. Water Snake or Dhora (Natrix

piBcater) except Skinf of non-poisonous makes lor articles made therefrom

(c) Birds Bi(iii)(c)

1. Barbcts (capitonidae) 3. Bam owl (Tytoni dae)

3. Blossom headed parakeet (Pslttftcula cyanocephala)

4.Blue birds (Iranidae) 5. Buldul (Pycuonetidae) 6. Bunting (Eberisidae) 7. Bustard Quail (Turniddae) 8. Cuckoos (Cuculiadac) 9. Chaffinches (FringUKnac)

10. Cranes (Cruidae) 11. Ducks (Anatidae) 12. Dionges (Dicruridae)

13.' Egrets (Bulbulus ibis, Egretta alba, and E. Garzetta, E. Intermedia)

14. Emerald Dove (Cclunbidae) 15. Finches (Fringillidac) 16, Flomingoes (Phocnicoptcridac) 17. Flycatchers (Muacispldae) 18. Geese (Anatidae) 19. Goldflnhes and allies (Carduelinae) 20. Grouse (Pteroctidise) 21. Indian Lorikeet (Lericulus vema-

U")

22. loras (Iranidae)

23. King Fishers (Ceryle rudis. Aleede

alttis Haleymstyrncnsjs)

24. Large Indian Parakeet $f Alexan-

drine Parak^t (^^ifl^cvialii camp*' tri*) bru -\oi .eH 15. M"g"t"edM (JM^p"ttedae) 26. Megpies and^eepW^Corvidte)

27. Minivets (Conpophagidac) 28. Munias (Estrll dinee) 29. Mynas and Starlings (Sturnidac) 30. Orioles (Orielidae) 31. Oysior catchers (Haemate-pedidae)

32. Pelicans (Pelecanidae) 33. Partridges (Phasianidae) 34. Phcasanta (Phasianidac) 35. Pisseons (except Bule Rock PigJon) (Celumbidae)

36. Pitta (Pittidae) 37. Quail (Phasianidae) 38. Roller or Blue Jay (corackidac) 39. Snipe (ChuradriidBc) 40. Stork (Ciconiidae)

41, Sunbirda (Ncetariniidae) 42. Tragena (Trogonidae) 43. Thruehes (Mueoiospidae)

44. Wood Peckers (Picidae)

(d) Others : (Wild animals

axnphibionH, mammals reptiles, Br(iii) (e) birds, insect etc) not specified elsewhere in Schedule 1 to the Exports (Control) Order 1968.

t. Export will be allowed by Regis- tered Exporters of Wild Life and Products only through four major ports of Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, and New Delhi.

Explanation.—A registered exporter of Wild Life and Products means a person who helds a valid Certificate of Registration issued by the Joint Chief Controller of Imports & Exports^at Bombay/Calcutta/Madras or New Delhi after July 1973.

2 Serap of Metals other than ferrous B,io(i)

scrap containing more than o- 50% nickel, or o-zo% Molybdenum, or i ' 0 0% tungsten or O'2o% vanadium or i-oo% cobalt and Mill Scale Scrap, namely, nickel cadmium battery scrap.

3 Silver Coins— B .u (a) other than these specified below Certificate from a Recognised Public Analyst to the effect that scrap conforms to the specification given under this item.

1, Export value is not less than the price of silver content;

2. Permission of the Reserve Bank of India is obtained; and

3. If the coins are more than ico

years old, permission of" the De-

partment of Archaeology, Mi-

nistry of Education and Social

WcUirc is also necessary.

(b) Mahatma Gandhi 10/- Rupees B .u Silver Coins (other than proof coin)

(c) 16th Anniversary of Indian In- B .u dependence Coins of new de- velopment oriented design of the denomination of Rs. 20/- und Rs. 10/- in uncirculated quality and Palac^o (circula- tion coin)

1. Minimum export price would be Rs. 15/- per coin f.o.b. in case ex- port is of more than five coins.

i. Minimum export price would be Rs. 25/- Rs. 13/- and Re. 1/- res- pectively per coin f.o.b. for Rs.20/- Rs. 10/- and 50 Paise coin In case export it of more than two coin* atch.

M ***-* • 1 1 — .ii n 1

2. Proof coins (or proof set) of 1973 for commercial purposes will be permitted to be exported by India Government Mint Bombay only.

1. Minimum f.o.b. export price would be Rs. 60/-, Rs. 25/- and 25 Paisc respectively per coin f.o.b. for Rs. 50/-, Rs. 10/- and io Palse coin in case export is of more than two coins each.

(d) The world population year B.n coins of new development- oriented-design of the deno- mination of Rs. 50/-, Rs. io/- in uncirculated quality and lo PaiBc (circulation coin)

2. Proof coins (or proof Set) of 1974 for commercial purposes will be exported by Govt. of India Mint Bombay only.

(a) Silver bullion, silver sheets B.i2(a)

4

Procedure regarding export of silver as contained is clause 3-A of the Exports (Control) Order, 1968 is followed,

and plates which have not undergone any process of manufacture subscq Uent to rolling,

(b) Silver aaltSj silver chemicals B.i2(b)

(i) Acceptance of export price by

the Customs

(ii) Export on consignment basis

will not be allowed.

and compounds with more ~) than 50 per cent silver con- | ] tents. (c) Manufactures and products B.i2(c) ! wholly or mainly of silver r with more than 50 per cent j silver content*, excluding [ silver zari goods. J

(i) Bauxite with alumina content B.i4(i)

less than 40% and

(ii) Bauxite with alumina content Do.

Certificate from a recognised Public Analyst regarding Alu- mina and Sihca content.

between 40% and 50% but with silica contcrt exceeding 5%,

6

By parcel post/by air upto a maxi- Gypsum with purity below 80% . B.l4(xii) Gem variety of Beryl . . . B.15

• 7

mum of 10 Kg.

Processed Mica Powder, Flake*; B.16

a

Mica Products vix. Fabricated Mica components, Micanite or built up Mica and Micanite elec- trical Insulation producti.

Carboniied lignite briquettes . . B.17

T . Export allowed only from Calcutta 9

(Leco)

against allocation made by Coal Commissioner.

2. Export allowed only from Shulong against allocation made by Cool Commissioner.

TO Handloom striped bedspreads known B.2i(i)

as "Eta.wah Stripes except ex- ports to U.K.

Certificate from the C.T.F.C. or under the Quality Marking Scheme of the U.P. Government to the irffect that the goods desired to b-; exported conform to the stan- dard prescribed for the Porpose II. Handloom cloth of Lungi design B.2i(ii)

of non -fast colours (including those having bleeding properties) and garments made therefrom except exports to U.K.:

(a) Handloom Fabrics of the B.2i(ii) Pre-shipment inspection by the

Texilc Committee.

variety commonly known as 'Bleeding Madras"

(b) Garments made out of "Blee- B.2i(ii)

. ding Madras" .

(c) Varieties other than "Bleeding B.ai(il)

Madras/garments made out of "Bleeding Madras".

Exports 10 U.K. of cotton manu-

factures whether as piece 01 made

up including garments, but ex-

cluding:—

B.2t(ni) .

(a) Cotton carpets, cotton rugs,

cotton durries, cotton ehawls;

and

(b) Cotton goods made by hand/

handloom covering inter alia;

Against quotas allotted by the

Cotton Textile Export Promotion

Council Bombay or it" authorised

representative at up country ports

by way of endorsement on shipping

bill* on first-come first served basil.

J

1 (i) Handloom cloth of lungi dc-

dign of non-fast colours in-

cluding those having bleeding

properties and garments made

therefrom;

(ii) Handloom striped bedipreads

known as "Etawah Stripes";

and

(lii) Hand-made cotton nettings.

B.ai(iv)

13 Export to U.S.A. of all the 64 Indian Cotton Textile Agree- ment JI.C.T.A.) categories of Cotton Textiles.

1. Agalnit quota allotted by the

Cotton Textiles Export Promotion

Council Bombay or to authorised

rcpresertativt; at upcountry ports by

way of endorsement on shipping

bifls on first-come first-served basis.

2. Visa from Visa issuingau thorities.

viz:

(1) Cotton Textile Export Pro-

motion Cpuncil or, up country

representative for: Mill made

Cotton Textiles, made-up articles

and garments;

(2) The Textile Committee for:

Handloom Fabrics, Handloom

Products including readymade

garment*;

(3) Ajl India Handicrafts Board

and or Textile Committees for:

India Items

3. In the case of, items exempted

from quantitative restrictions like

handloom fabrics, Handloom

made-up articles Including redv-

made garments and "India

Items", certificate from the tex-

tile Committee—for handlom

fabrics, _ Handloom products,

handloom* Governments and Textile

Committee and or All India Handi-

crafts Board "India Items"

in addition to Visa shall also

be required.

Export of mill made cotton textiles

B.2i(vili)

14

to Austria

B.2i(ix)

Export of Mill made cotton textiles

15

to West Germany

• B.2I(X)

16 Export of mill made cotton tex- tiles of Italy

Export of mill made cotton tex-

17]

tiles to Italy

Against quotas allotted by the

Cotton Textiles -Export Pro-

motion Council Bombay or its

authorised representatives up-

1 country port by way of en-

1 doiMmcnt on shipping bills on-

1 first-come, flrtt-ierved basis.

18

B.ai(xi)

B.2l(xtii)

Export of mill made cotton tex-

tiles to Belgium, Netherlands

and Luxembourg.

19

B.2i(vi) \

Bai(jdi) /

(1) Cdlulogic Art Silk Fabrics (li) Nylon Fabric*.

On presentation of the shipping documents in the prescribed form and manner, accompanied by cer- tified copies of firm offers of sale contracts indicating the quantity price*, shipping schedule etc. by exporters who are not authorised associates of S-T.C.

20 Cotton Rag* . . .. B.ai(xiv)

31

B.2I(XV) "|

Export of mill-nwde/handloom cotton blouses shirts, and bed- linen to Sweden.

U Export of Mill made cotton textiles B.2i(xvi) y

to Denmark and Ireland*

Against quotas allocated by the Cotton Textiles Export Promo- tion Council Bombay or its authorised representative at up country ports by way of en- dorsement on shipping bills on nrst-come, first-servta basis.

J

33 Export of Mill made cotton blouses, B,2i(xvli)

shirt* and dresses to Australia.

Against quotas allctud by ihc Cc- tton Textiles Export Promotion Council, Bombay.

24

B.22

Cotton Yarn. . . ..

1. Against authorisation (s) issued- by Cotton Textiles Export Pro- motion Council, Bombay in resh pect of contracts registered with them.

2, Exports to Burma, Libya

Bangladesh, Ceylon and U.A.R or any country which may be Included later, shall be allowed against authorisation issued by Cotton Textiles Export Promo- tion Council subject to prices stipulated by them.

i B.23(i)(a)

Exports alkwed to all destination except to countries havir.g a com mon land frontier with India, sub- ject to the following further condi- tions : (a) Floor price of Rs. 35/- per metre (iX*) Hand woven woollen carpets an< Woollen chain-stiched rugs ma- nufactured Ih Bluru andwar- rangal in Aadhr" Pradesh other than those mentioned against it"trf 32(1) (•) In Part A.

f.o.b.

(b) A certificate of origin from the Director" of Industries Com- merce, Government of Andhra Pradesh that the carpet is manufactured in Eluru/Warran- gal.

(c) Export shall be on out-right

sale basis.

(b) Hand woven woollen carpets B.23 (i)(b) Exports allowed to all destinations except to countries having a com- mon land frontier with India, subject to the following further conditions :

and woollen chain-stiched rugs (except those- mentioned ag- ainst (i) (a) above) other than those mentioned against item 32(0 (b) in Part A.

(1). Floor Price; of Rs. 50/* per

square metre f.o.b.

(2). Export shall be on out-righ

sale basis.

." B.33(H)

(ii) Handwoven woollen carpets oi Persian and mobarik designs upto 32,000 knots per sq. meter.

26 Food grain seeds including wheat Export allowed to all destinations except to countries having a com- mon land frontier with India, subject to the following further conditions :

1. Floor price of Rs. 70/- per sq. meter f.o.b.

2. Exports shall be on Out-right sale basis.

1. Quality Control Certificate from

B.37(v)

seeds

27 Vanaspftti

B. 29

28 Onions

National Seeds Corporation.

Export would be freely allowed till such times Import Replenishment licences are admissible under item Y. 2 of Section II of Import Trade Control Policy, Vol. II.

B. 35(0

Chillies dried, in any form other than t. Against legally valid contract with overseas buyers registered with Export Trade Control Autho- rity.

a. 100% Irrevocable Letter of Credit, 3. Quality Control and pre-ship- ment inspection certificate.

4, Export not allowed by private parties to Ceylon, Singapore and Malaysia as export to these desti- nations is canalised.

1. Pre-shipment Inspection and qua-

1 B. 38 29

powder

30

B. 40 Flue-cured Virginia Tobacco, sun- cured Virginia Tobacco, Sun- cured (Natu-Country) Tobacco and Sun-cured Juttv Tobacco.

Bengal Deshi (Raw Cotton)

lity control certificate,

2. Letter of Credit.

1. Export price is not less than the price announced by the Central Govt. for each grade.

2. Certificate from Tobacco Export Promotion Council to the effect that the price(i) at which the export is being made are not lower than the revised minimum price(s) announced by the Govt.

1. Against allocation mode by

B. 460}

31

Raw Cotton—Miscellaneous Fibres 3*

Textile Commissioner.

2. Certificate regarding quality/ quantity of the Raw cotton inten- ded for export issued by Textile Commissioner's Appeal Com- mittee.

3. Duplicate copy of Registration granted to the applicant by the Textile Commissioner's Appeal Committee.

B.46(i)

(i) Assam fii) Comillas

(ui) Cotton decoloured by damage due to fibre; water,

(iv) Zpda, Yellow Picking and Swee-

(v) Others.

1. Original Sale Contract 2. Ad hoc certificate issued by Textile Commissioner is Appeal Committee regarding quality/ quantity intended for export

Hard Silk Waste of South Indian B. 46 (iii>

33

orig in

I. Certificate from Govt. Spun Silk mills at Channapatna (Mysore) or Jaggi Road (Assam) or at Bhagalpur (Bihar) that the material intended for export is hard waste,

2. Prc-shipmcnt inspection certifi- cate by the Central Silk Board.

34 35 36

Pre-shipment inspection certificate

]

}• B.46(iii)

by the Central Silk Board

11

39

Boiled Cocoons "] Basin refuse Flus/Flosa Filmsy cocoons Noil and Noil Droppings 1 All other varieties of mulberry silk | waste other than those mentioned , \ above

For all exhibitions only

40

B. 51

Documentary Cinematographic films, except 8 mm and 16 mm non-feature films not exceeding Ho metres length in

B. 51

4i Advertisement Cinematograhic films, except 8 mm and 16 mm non-fea- ture films not exceeding 120 metres in length

1. Licence under the Arms Act 42 Muzzle Loading Guns

B.52

and Rules

2. No objection certificate from the Director General of Archa- eology that they have no objection to the export of the arms from the antique angle.

B.54(i)

43

••

Motor vehicles, namely lorries, motor omnibuses, vans and chas- sis for the same

Imported motor vehicle parts

B.54(")

44

By Exporters of original equipment as part of after-sale services.

1. Export allowed to all permissible Synthetic Musk

45

B.5J

destinations except to countrie having a common land frontier with India.

2. On furnishing declaration to the effect that the commodity to be exported is "Synthetic Musk" and does not contain Deer Musk and is prominently labelled as "Syn- thetic Musk".

B.56

46 Beef (Meat of Indian Buffalo inclu- ding H;art, liver, lungs, Brain tongue, kidneys and other organs of buffalo).

Certificates issued by or on behalf of the Director of Veterinary Services of the State from which the meat emanates for export to the effect that the consignment for export is of buffalo meat only.

Yarn, other than carpet yarn, manu- B.59

47

factured from imported wool.

Against contract for export approved by and registered with the Wool and Woollens Export Promotion Council.

48 Cardamoms (Small) B.72

1. Export allowed to all permissible destinations except to countries having a common land frontier with India.

2, Export allowed only if ir-

revocable letter of credit has been oponed by foreign buyers

or

against advance payrncnt received from the foreign buyer provided: (i) the advance payment is re- ceived against specific order(s); and (ii) the advance payment is received through authorised dealers in foreign exchange.

Marine products, namely the *)

49

followmg:

I. Dried and tvet salted fish products

1. Dried salted and unsalted fish 2. Dried salted and unsalted prawns 3. Wet salted fish 4. Fish pickles 5. Fish meal and flih guanc 6. Fish maws 7, Sharkfuns 8. Fish Oil 9. Beftch-de-mer

I I. Fresh, live Frozen and Canned products

1. Fresh fish 2. Live labiters, shell fish and fi8h 3, Frozen fish and prawns 4. Frozen labster tails, orabs frogs

and froglegs (not covered by entry x. B.74(a' No. 22(a) and (b) of Part A Sche- f ' dule I)

5. Frozen turtle meat, clams, Oysters

Export will be allowed only on the basis of firm orders/contract with pre-fixed prices and on cut-riglt sale basis.

etc.

6. Canned fish, prawnsj orabs, clams

mussels etc.

I I I. Other miscellaneous sea-food products 1. Shells 2. Seaweeds and seaweed products

except sargassum and gchdiul ' varieties.

3. Fish 4. Turtle eggs, Tortise meat, shell,

oil, etc.

5. Aquarium fish and plants 6. Cuttle Fish bones. IV Other Marine Products

Frogs and froglegs which are pro- cessed for exports in units wnich are engaged essentially for processing marine products for purposes of exports.

Jvc Frogs

5-74(b)

5° •

On production of recommendation of the Marine Prtiducrs Export Development Authority, Cochin.

B.U4

Mungo Juice

51

Export prices not less tren ihe price announced by the Central Go- vcrrment in respect of stock produced on or after 1-1-1975.

52 53 54

B

Exports allcwed to all permissible destinations except to countries having a cerumen lar.d frontier with India.

Bristles Dry Mushrooms Sandal Wood Oil Trucks Tractors Giant Size Tyres and Tv.bes Animal Bile Gallstone Golechan

B.63 *1 B.64 B.70 [ B.54(i") 1 B-54(iv) )• B.54W B-75 B.76 B.77 J

57 58 59 60

O.G.L. No .4.

The canalising agency mentioned in Column 4 may export to any country, except to a country to which export is prohibited by any law for the time being in force, the following goods, namely :

S.No, as in part 'B' ofSche-

S,No. Item dule I to the Canalising agency

Export* (Con-

trol) Order,

1968

12

3d

I Dried Fish other than Prawns, B. 4 State Trading Corporation.

Sharkflns, Beach De-mere and Bombay Ducks or other Dried Shell floh

2 Iron Ores (other than Goa origin) B. 14 (ii) Minerals and MetaU Trading Corpora"

tion.

j Bi-metal ore (black iron ore) with B. 14 (ii) Minerals and Metals Trading Cor- manganese contents from 3% poration. upto 10% of Goa origin

4 Manganese Ores B. 14 (iii) 1. Minerals and Metals Trading

Corporation.

2. Manganese Ore India Ltd., (for

their own operation)

5 Mica including mica splittings of B, 16 1. Minerals and Metals TradinK all grades and varieties of mica, Corporation excepting manufactured and fabri- 2. Mica Trading Corpn. of India cated mica (including die-out Private Ltd. condenser films, spacers, bridges, waghers etc) micanite reconstitu- ted mica, mica powder and mica paper

6 Coal and Coke B. 17 Minerals and Metals Trading Cor-

poration

7 Ferro Manganese Slags B. 18 (i) Minerals and Metals Trading Cor'

poration

8 Cellulosic Art Silk Fabrics B. 21 (vi) State Trading Corporation 9 Nylon Fabrics B. 21 (xii) State Trading Corporation 10 Basmati Rice B. 25 State Trading Corporation

II Castor Oil

State Trading Corporation

B- 30 (ix)

12 Lemongrass Oil

B.31

Kuth

B.44 13

Shellac, scedlac, buttenlacj garnet 14

B.45

lac, and all other forms of lac ex- cept those mentioned against item 24 in Part A

Raw jute, mesta and jute cuttings State Trading Corporation

State Trading Corporation

State Trading Corporation

State Trading Corporation

B. 46 (ii)

15

excluding caddies

16

B.48 Salt nil sorts

Footwear all types

B. 50 17

18 Exposed Cinematographic films B.51

(feature films)

Cement

19

B.57

Knitwear (woollen and mixed) 30

B. 58

31 Railway Wagons

State Trading Corporation

State Trading Corporation

Film Finance Carpn,

State Trading Corporation

1. Handicrafts and Handloomi Export Corpn. of India Ltd., New Delhi.

%, State Trading Corporation (for export of knitwear olive green).

Projects and Equipment Corpn,

B. 107

22 Natural Rubber

of India Ltd., New Delhi.

State Trading Corporation

B. 116

Benzene "1

23

B. jai

Toluene J

24

State Trading Corporation

[No. E(C)O,i9<58/AM(i62)]

B. D. KUMAR,

Chief Conttcljer of Imports and Exports.

SEC. 3(ii)j t HE GAZETTE o£ iNDJA MXtRAOfcJDlKARY %&$

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