REGISTERED No. D. (D)-72
The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART II—Section 3—Sub-section (ii)
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 177] NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1977/VAISAKHA 7, 1899
Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed
as a separate compilation
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
ORDER
IMPORT TRADE CONTROL
New Delhi, the 27th April 1977
OPEN GENERAL LICENCE NO CXII
S.O 305(E) —In pursuance of the Imports (Control) Order, 1955, as amended, central government hereby gives general permission to import in to India from any country of the world except the Union of South Africa/South West Africa/ Rhodesia and Tibet region of China, goods of the description specified in Annexures, I to IX of this order, subject to the following conditions
(i) Unless otherwise specified against the relevant item mentioned in the annexures to this licence, the importer is an actual user, duly registered with the DGTD or State Director of Industries or other sponsoring authorities concerned, as the case may be, requiring such items for use in their own industrial unit
(ii) In the case of drug items, covered by Annexures IV and V of this licence, the requirements regarding possession of licence/permit under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, if any, should be complied with before actual imports.
(1775 )
Xyyg THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINAHY PAHT II—SEC. 3(ii)(iii) The actual user shall produce to the customs authorities, at the time of clearance, a declaration giving particulars of registration as an Indus- trial unit with the concerned authorities and affirming that such registration has not been cancelled or withdrawn or otherwise made in-operative. In case separate registration number is not allotted by the sponsoring authorities concerned, the importer shall produce other evidence to the satisfaction of the customs authorities that the unit is registered as an industrial unit.
(IV) In the case of goods of the description specified In Annexure I to IX to this licence, such goods have not been produced or manufactured in the Union of South Africa/South West Africa, RhoaSsIa and Tibet region of China
(v) Such goods are shipped on through consignment to India "n or before 31st March, 1978, without any grace period, whatsoever.
2. This licence is issued without prejudice to the application of any goods of Bny other prohibitions or regulations affecting the imports, that may be in force at the time when such goods are imported
ANNEXURE I
List of Machinery required hy the Leather Industry, mipori of which will be allowed
under Upcn General Licence to Actual Uscr^/STC upto 31st March, 1978
I. Tanning machines required for finished units
1. 2.
3 4 5. 6. 7. 8.
9. 10.
11. 12 13 14 15. 10
17. 18. 19. 20 21'. 22 23.
Hydraulic/Inlectromc fleshing machines Hydraulic/Pneumatic sammying machine. Combined hydraulic sammylng & setting machines Hydraulic/Pneumatic/Injectronic setting machines, Bandknlfe splitting machine Hydraulic shaving machine Vibration/Hydraulic shaving machine Hydraulic buffing machine Air blast dust removing machines- Curtain coating machine. Automatic padding machinn, spraying machine and drying machine. Vacuum drying machine. Automatic Toggling and drawing machine Hydraulic/Semi automatic plating-ironing machine. Hydraulic ironing and embossing press. Roto press for leather printing. Embossing plates and engraved rollers for leather. Leather thickness measuring gauge. Blades for leather shaving and splitting machine Hydraulic sulphide applicator Motorlsed hides and skins stamping machine Leather Polishing Machine and Creasing machine Portable PH meter for tanneries. Colorimeter.
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II. Leather footwear machinery, leather goods machinery and machinery lor
1777. Post bed—single needle sewing machine
6 7 Post bed—double needle sewing machine
8 Post bed—single needle under edge trimming.
0 Raised cord sewing machine
10 Sewing machine Zlg Zag—-Flat bed.
11 Sewing machine cylinder bed
12 Automatic locketltching cylinder bed bartacker.
13 Coarse stitch armtype sewing machine for ruffled work and genuine mocassin.
14 Pulling ovor machine.
15 Pulling over and cement lasting machine.
16 Jack lasting machine
17 Kambonan lasting machine
Outsolc stitching machine
18
19 Heal seat cement lasting machine
20 Mokay stitching machine
Automatic punching and eyeletting machine
21
22 Band knife splitting machine
23 String lasting machine
Buckle stappling machine
24
Skiving machine.
25
26 Clicking machine Hydraulic (upper)
27 Clicking machine Hydraulic ("bottom)
Insole attaching machine
28. 2() Fore part lasting machine (Astra type),
Side lasting machine (Hydraulic)
30
Edge trimming machine Edge setting machine
31. 32,
Counter moulding machine
33
34 35
Counter tighting machine Heel breasting machine
HBPI building machine
3G
Stamping machine for upper/limng/socks
37
Upper forming machine Upper perforating machine
38 39
Pattern grading machine
40
41. Upper seam rubbing machine
42. Upper reinforcing machine
43 Upper cementing machine
44 Mocassin lining trimming machine
Mocassin preforming machine.
45
46 Band knife splitting machine with incising device
47 Heavy leather splitting machine
Folding machine for sides for brief case
48
49 Blind eyeletting machine (Automatic)
50 High speed corner stitching machine
l 7 7g THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY PART II—SEC 3(ii)T he following machines for manufacture of woven leather.
5fl Electrical machine for cutting and slanting straps
57 Automatic machine to control to slant and to glue leather straps.
58 Electro-Pneumatic weaving machine for leather.
59 Bobbin machine with counter
NOTE.—Import of Spare parts upto 10 per cent of the total CIF value of the aforesaid machinery will also be allowed alongwith the machinery,
ANNEXURE II
List o} Machmeru for Jute Industry import of ivhich will be allowed under Open General Licence to Actual Users upto 31st March, 1978
1 Precision Winders
2 Twisting machinery
ANNEXURE III
List of Machinery required by Garment Industry for the manufacture of Readymade
Garment), including made up articles allowed to actual users under Open General
Licence vpio 31st March, 1978
i :
High speed Single Needle Lockstitch Industrial Sewing Machines
Buttonhole Industrial sewing machine automatic
2 :
Button sewing machines automatic
3
Two needle Flat bed lockst.tch industrial sewing machine or any other 4.
brand model of same model
Flat bed cylinder bed machine
:
5.
Chainstltch Button Sewer & Tacker
6
Class Feed-Off The arm industrial sewing machine.
7.
Lockstitch lacker & button sewer
8
Two or three needle two thread chainstltch feed-oil-the-arm machine.
fl
Blind stitch machines of various models
10
High speed single needle lockstitch machine
11
Two thread chainstltch for high speed seaming and banding operation 12
with gear driven puller feed compound feed.
Single needle, cylinder bed upper feed blind stitch machine.
13
Elastic Inbcrtinjj Machine on variety of garments
14
Single needle drop feed chainstltch machine
15
18 Single or two needles, two threads chalnstifch top and bottom covering machine,
Two needle lockstitch flat bed machine.
17
Single needle lockstitch flat bed machine
18
High speed two thread chainstltch machine 1,2, or 3 needles drop feed.
19
Single needle flat bed drop leed lockstitch machine
20
Chainstltch, overedglng and safety stitch single or two needle machines.
21
Hit?h sceed twin needle feed lockstitch
22
Feed-oflf-the-arm two thread chai.nstitch machine
23
High sneeri, double needle lam seom felling Industrial sewing machine.
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High speed, needle feed, two needle flat bed industrial sewing machine.
25
177931 '
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lie making machines Collar turning and blocking machine and suffi turning and blocking machine
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38,
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51
60
61
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New automatic collar turning machine Bandknlfe cutting machine Cloth laying machine linking machine Shirt folding tables Collarette cutting machine Bias cutting machine Spot removing guns Thiead cleaning machines Shirt body press Fusing presses Collar pi ess Cull Press Sleeve Press Steam tables wilh ^team irons Cloih drills, notchers, Pattern perforator M^ii'u multi head embroidery machlnas. Scalloping embroidery machines Tiycot embroidery machines Embroidery machines (General). Hemstitch machines Sadd'e stitch machines Label stitching machines - Steam pi esses with portable rollers Spot welding machine, Transfer printing machine Theimo printing machine Collar prinLmg machine, Tickei printing machine Pattern making machine Shade testing machine Packing machine Quilting machine Fringing machines Slit'inf! machines
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71
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-jygO THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY PART ll—SEC 3(ii)80. 81.
82
Candle wick tufting machines Econe copier (Pattern Duplicator) Trimco-Trim Master fitted with Howver Motor.
ANNEXUBE IV Drugs ;n bulk un-processed form allowed under Open General Licence to actual users uvto 31st March, 1978.
1 2.
Acencoumarol. Acetykholine Acrldines excluding preparations thereof and also excluding Proflavme, 3
5-amlno-acridlne and preparations thereof.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8
9
10
11.
12
lo
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15
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28. 27.
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35.
Actmomycin-D Active principles of Amml-visnaga, natur.il or synthetic Adenosine. Adrenaline. Alphachymotrypsin. Aminopterme sodium Aminocnporlc Acid AmJnophylline Amiphcnazole Amitriptyllne hydrochlomle Amphotericin-B Amyl Nitrite. Antazoline and its sjlts Apomorohine hydrochloride Aprolinin Atrophine and itb salts Becitracin. Bemegnde. Bretylium Tosylate. Benzhexol hydrochloride Bleomyeln Busulphan. Calcium disodium Edetate. Carbachol Carbamazepme. Carbeniclllin sodium Carbimazole. Cefihaloridine Cebrimide. Chloramucil. Chlorhezidine and its salts. Chloroform for anaesthetic purposes. Chlorpromazlne hydrochloride.
3fl
37.
38.
42.
Chlor'thiazide. Chlorxylenol. Chononic Gonadotrophln. Chrysarobin and Dithranol. Qhlorthalldone. Clnechocaine and Clnochocaine hydrochloride.
178143
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45.
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49
SO
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52.
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61
C2
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Citrated Calcium carbimide. Cloxacillin sodium Clofazlmine. CoTistin sulphate and colistin sulpbomethate sodium Conjugated Estrogen. Corticotrophin (ACTH) Cropropamlde Crotethamlde Cyclophosphamide Cyclopropane Cyclopenthiazlde Cytarablne hydrochlonde Canine Distemper Vaccine, BHL Vaccine Dauncrubicin hydrochlorlde Dexamethazone sodium phosphate Dexamethasone, Dihydro-hydroxy codeinone and its salts Dimercdprol ( B A L ). Diagnostic Agents as specified in Annexure 3 to Appendix 19 of the Red Book (Vol I) for April, 1977—March, 1978. Digitoxm.
64
65
66
. Dlpyridamole Disulphlram Endrophonlum chloride Ethambutol Hydrochloride
67
R8 . Ephednne and its salts . Ergometrine Maleate
69
70
71
Ergotamine and its salts. Ergot Alkoloids excluding Ergot Scerotia (Ergot of Rye). Eryttmtyl Tetranitrate
72
7:-
74
7J 7( r,
71
7!
81
8
3:
8
8
8 , . ,.
1 Ethycrynic acid [, Ethopropaxlne hydrochlonde i Ethyl Biscoumacetate. 3. Febrlnolysin (Human). 7 Flumethiazide. 3. Fluorescem sodium J. Fluorouracil I) Framycetin sulphate 1 Gallamine TriethoMide 2 Gentian Violet 3 Glyceryl Trinitrate. 4 Glycobmrsol 5 Glycosides of Strophanthus. 6 Guacol Glyceryl Ether 7 Guanethidine Sulphate 8 Halothane in bulk .9 HexacMoroethane Dispersible power B Vet C. 8 i0 Hexemethomum Bromide 9 11 Hexyl Resorcinol i2 Homatropine Hydrobromide and Homatropine methyl bromide.
1782 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY PART II—Sw. 3(ii>93 Hydantoln 94. Hydrochlorthiazide. 95. Hydroxyethyl Theophylline
9t>. Hydroxyurea 97. Hysocine and its salt3 98 Ichthammol 99 Imipramine hydrochlorlde 100.
101. 102.
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
Insulin Lente In bulk Insulin Isophane In bulk Insulin Lente, Insulin Isophane Iodoxyundine Isoproterenil hydrochlorlde Isoptin hydrochlonde (Verapamil hydrochlorlde). Isosorbide dimtrate. Kaolin Light, pharmacopocial grade Kanamycln sulphate Lactose Lantosides L-Asparaglnase. L-Dopa (L-Dihydroxy phenylalamine). Leptazol
114
. Leucovarlne Calcium.
115
118 Levarterenol Bitartrate
117
118
119
120
. Lincomycln Hydrochlonde ;, Lobeline and its salts . Magnesium Oxide i Manmtol Hexanitrate
121
122
123
124
12E
12f
121
Manno-Mustme Hydrochloride . Mecamylamine Hydrochlonde ! Melphalan, i Mephenesin i Mephenterrnlne sulphate !. Dl-Methtonlne and its deiivatlves ' Mercaptopurlne 1 Mercurial diuretics, the following
12f
12f
13(
13"
13i 13.'
13- B. Methoxy Fluratne. 9. Methyridine liqui* (for veterinary use only).
0 Mitomycln C.
13i 13: 1*
I7*S
141. 142.
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144
145.
146
147
148
149.
150
Mustine Hydrochlorlde. Nalorphlne and its salts. Nandrolone phenylpropionate Neostigmine and its salts Marodrenalme including L-Noradrenaline Ttartrate Normal Human Bllod Plasma in a form i"ady for i*e Novobiocin NyUdrine hydrochloride Organic Orosonlc Compounds, excluding "arbar son* and acetaraoL Orphenadnne Hydrochloride
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152
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155 156. 157.
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161.
102
103.
104
165.
1GS 167. 168. 169,
170
171, 172
173.
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Oxacillm sodium Oxycloxamde for veterinary use. Oxyphenomium bromide Oxytocm Papavenne Hydrochlonde Paradione Paramomycin and its salts Pempidine Tartrate Pentamethonium Bromide. D-Penicillamine hydrochlorido. Pencillinese Pentaerythrityl Tetranitrate wltk 9Uit"M" dilu"nt. Pentolmium Tartrate Pethidine hydrochloride Penyclidine hydrochloride. Pepsin Peaformm hydrochloride Phenindione. Phenoxy benzaimne hydrochloride. Phentolamine Phenylephnne hydrochlorides Physostigmln" and lla salts. Fhenylmercunc nitrate, Phytomenadione. Pituitary ^Posterior lobe) powder Picrotoxine. Pohomyellts Vaccine (Sabin) Poliomyelitis Vaccine (Salk) Polymixln Sulphate Sterile
179
Polyncine B. Vet. C
180
lfll
182
, Polythlazide . Prahdoxlme chlonde/ Iodide , Procalne PencilUn G in oil wltk Ali*nijiium monestearate.
183
Pnmaqume and Its salts
184 . Prlmidone. . Promethazine hydrochloride. . Procalnamlde hydrochloride Polyvuiyl Pyrolidone (PVP) ', Procyclidlna Hydrochloride 19". Proprimolol hydrochloride
I 7 84 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY PAET II—SEC. 3(ii) 191 Portamlne sulphate.Pyrazinamide.
192.
193. Pyrimethamine and Pyrimethamine Hydrochlorlde.
194. Ftyrlthloxine
195. Quinapyramine and its salts
196. Racemic Phenylalamlne nitrogen mustard hydrochlorlde
197 Reserpine
198 Reflampicin.
Salicylazosulphapyrldine
199.
200 Serum Gonadtrophln.
201 Solution of Sodium and Melhyl-glucamine salt of N. N Dlacetyl-3. 5-dla
mlno-2 4 6 tri-iodo-Benzoic acicl
202 Spironolactone
203. Stlbophen.
204 Stirlboestrol
Streptokinase-Streptodornase
205
206. Sulphadlmethoxlne
.207. Sulphafurazole.
208. Sulthlame
Suxethonlum Bromide
209.
Testolactone
-210.
Tetraethylthiuram Monosulphide (Monosulflram), B. Vet C. 211.
. Tetrachorethelene of pharmacopoeial grade.
212
. TheobroAiine and Its salts
213
. Theophyllme.
214
. Thiabendozole.
215
Thiopcntone sodium
216
. Thiouracil
217
Thlo-Tepa.
218
. Thyroid
219
Tolazoline Hydrochlonde
^20
. Tolbutamide
221
Tetramisole Hydrochlonde for veterinary use.
222
Triamterene.
223 . Tnhexyphenidyl Hydrochlorlde.
226,
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228 Tnfluoperazlne Hydrochloride.
229. Trimetaphan Camsylate.
230. Trimethoprim.
231. Troxidone.
232 Thrombm.
233. Thrombokinase
234 Vasopressin.
235 Vincnstine Sulphate.
23G Vinblastin Sulphate.
237 Viomycln
238 Xanthionaol Nicotindte
NOTE.—In the case of (a) Dihydro-hydroxy codeinone and its salts (item No.
60) and (b) Pethidlne hydrochlonde (Item No. 164), Import will be per-
mitted only against certificate Issued by the Narcotics Commissioner.
ANNEXUKE V
List of finished preparations of anti-cancer and life saving Drugs allowed under
OGL to individuals, Hospitals, Nursing Homes and Registered Medical Practitioners
upto 31st March, 1978.
Item No Preparation
(1) (2)
i Actinomycln-D Injection,
2 Ammocaproic Acid Injection
3 Aminopterine Sodium Injection.
4 Amiphenazole Injection,
5 Amphotericin-B Injection.
fi Antlhaemophylllc Globulin Injection.
7 Aprotinin Injection
8 Azathiopnne tablets and iniection
9 Bemegride Injection
10 Bleomycin Injection
11 Busulphan tablets
12 Calcium Disodium Edetate Injection
13 Canine Dlttemper Vaccine.
14 Carbemcilbn Sodium Injection.
15. Cephaloridme preparations.
16. Chlorambucil tablets
17 Chononic Ganadotrophin ampoules.
18 Colistin Sulphate Injection and Colistm Sulphometbate Sodium Injection.
19 Corticotrophln (ACTH) Injection
20
21.
22.
23
I 7 86 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDWrARY PAST H—SEC 3(li)(i:
(2)
30 31
) . Lincomycin Hydrochloride injection. , Melphalan Injection and tablets.
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50
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52
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Mercaptopurlne tablets Methicillin (Sodium Salt) Injection, Methotrexate tablets and Injection Methoxy Fluraine in bottles. Mustine Hydrochlonde ampoules Penicllllnase Injection D Penlelllamine l1
(1) Propyhodine injection
1 Ethyl Iudophenylundecylate injection, ) lodipamlde Methyglucamlne injection
(u; Oil!
ANNEXURE VI
J.i'if of Chemicals, Plmttc Ram materials and ctfur ttans'alleimd under Open Genaral Licence
to Actual Users and others upto 31^ March, 1978,
[. No Description of Item
S]
Remarks
1
2
3
I
2
3
Epichlorohydrm Acetylene Black MEK (Methyl Ethyl Ketone peroxide) Ethylene Onde
4
5 "
1787 I 3 2II Hexachlorocyelupcntadlens.
12
13
14
15
16
Butendediol 2-Ethyl-thoethanal. Ethylenediaminc. Propiomc acid. 3, 4-dichloroaniline. Dicthylthiophosphoryl chloride.
17
18 Dit 1 dro-oxo-qlhnozaline. Permissible dyes intermediates (other than those mentioned in
19
Lists I, IT, & III of annevuie to Appendix 24 of Red Book— Vol. I) for the period 1977-78.
20 Acrylic plastic moulding powder.
21 Cellulose Acetate Butyrate Moulding powder.
22 Cork wood.
Free cutting -steel bars (leaded quality).
23
Copper and Beryllium copper capillary tubings.
H
Copper foils tapes for electrical industry.
25
26 Cobalt Cathodes.
27
28
Cocoa Beans. Carnauba wax
Sperm oil
29
30 PVC composition
Hearing aid batteries.
31
Wood Pulp including Rayon Grade.
31
Wattle extract.
33
Wattle bark
34
Hark for tanning.
35
For maunfacture of Polishes, Varnishes, Carbon Paper and other Wax Paper and Lead Slip* for Pencils.
For manufacturers of
Pickers.
For manufacturers of Gramophone re- cords.
Open to all. Open to all.
Pickled hides, skins, pelts, splits and parts thereof.
36
Hides and skins, raw or salted where the value of hide9 and skins
37
is more than that of wool'hair thereon
Quebracho extract, chestnut extract and modified eucalyptus
33
extract (Myrtan).
NOTE —Items against which no remark has been indicated will be allowed to be imported
by actual users onlv.
j ^ gg THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY PAET H—SEC 3(ii)ANNEXURE VII
List of raw materials /components allowed, under OGL to Actual users engaged in
Electronic Industries unto 31st March, 1978.
1. 2.
3.
4
5.
6.
7.
8
!) 10
11
12
13,
14. 15
Lltz wire. Wire thinner than 48 SWG, Micro Crystalline Wax. Mould releasing agent Electronic valves (other than those given m Annexure I to Appendix 38), DED lamps. Mu-metal Laminations, Magentic heads. Feed through ceramic capacitors Diaphragm for microphones Tape (TPTFE Tapes). Hearing aid microphones. Bone conductors foi hearing aids. Display devices (other than those given in Annexure II to Appendix 38). Variable capacity diodes
US High frequency transistors with fT above 500 Mhz and noise figure
17
IB.
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20
21.
22
23
24.
25.
26,
Brass tubes thinner than 32 SWG diameter ranging from 2mm to 13mm. Berylium Copper Strips Weather proof voice coil paper. Opanol. BenziJldine Acetone. Polymeth acrylic jttesins Dimethyl ulkyd benzyl ammonium bichromate Polycarbonate Moulding Powder, Plan Aluminium Foils 99 09 per cent and above purity Metalized or plafn films Polysler/Polystyrene/Polycarbonate/Polypropy- lene / Teflon /Polyethylene
27
28
20,
30
Condenser Paper/Condenser Tissue Paper. Aluminium wire 00 9 per cent and above purity. Ethylene Glycon, Sulphide pulp—Unbleached pulp, Birch pulp (medium) Alphacel pulp, Fibre Stuff, (Wood pulp, cotton pulp etc ) Special types of pulps for manufacture of cones tor loudspeakers.
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32
33
34.
Ethyoxyline Resins. Carbon Suspension/inclusive of carbon and Graphite Conductor Powders. Meta cidaolic acid DAP moulding powder.
ANNEXURE VIII
List of educational, scientific and technical looks, import of vMch is allowed under
Qyen General Licence wpfo 31st March. 1978 by dealers, individual*, institutions and
others. However, Import of foreign editions of books for which latest edition Of
Indian reprints are available, vjill not be allowed vnder this facility.
1 Agricultural, Science and Animal Husbandry
(a) Animal Husbandry/Livestock. (b) Agricultural Botany. (c) Horticulture & Gardening
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(d) Dairy Farming and Dairy product* (e) Entomology. (f) Forestry and Wood Technology. (g) Plant Pathology & Cytology. (h) Poultry Farming. (I) Stock breeding & Fisheries (]) Canning & Preservation of fruit and fruit products. (k) Sericulture, (1) Bee keeping.
(m) Fisheries
(n) Natural history.
2 Applied & Fine Arts (a) Handicrafts (b) Photography & Reprography (c) Commercial Arts (d) Civic and Landscape Arts. (e) Plastic and Graphic Arts (f) Furnishing and Interior Decoration (g) Dance, Drama, SI age Craft and Choreography. (h) Music (both Vocal & Instrumental;. (1) Painting and Drawing (j) Modelling and Sculpture. 00 Textile designing (1) Needle work and sewing
3, Applied Science
(a) Archaeology. (b) Museology. (c) Archival. Science. (d) Printing, Binding & Publishing. (e) Journalism, (f) Library Science. (g) Mass media end communication.
4. Business Org.m^ation, Industrial Management smd Public Administration (a) Accounting/Auditing/Accountancy. (b) Business Management.
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(c) Banking & Finance. (d) Commerce (e) Publicity and Advertisement (f) Sales & Distribution. (g) Ci^ii and Public Administration. (hi Organisations and Methods. (i) Insurance. (]) Operational research
5. Education
(a) Educational Psychology (b) Pedagogy—Theory & Practice. (c) Physical Education and Recreation. (d) Teaching Arts.
j7 9O THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY PAHx I I - S E C. 3(11),(e) Methodology of education.
6. Engineering and Technology.
(a) Aeronautic*. (b) Town and Country Planning and Architecture. (c) Chemical Engineering and Technology. (d) Automobile Engineering (e) Electrical kgineermg. (t) Electronics, Radio, Wireless, and Television. (g) Mechanical Engineering (h) Mining Engineering. (i) Nuclear Energy. (j) Petroleum Engineering. (k) Textile Engineering. (1) Material Engineering.
(n) Hydraulics. (o) Telecommunication (p) Civil and Strudural Engineering. (q) Highway Engineering (r) Transport Engineering (s) Refrigeration and Pneumatic Technology. (t) Workshop Practice (u; Machine and Machine Tool, Designing and Construction. (v) Instrument Technology.
(x) Automation and Servo-Mechanism, (y) Cybarnetics (z) Metallurgy
(aa) Textile Technology. (bb) Manufacturing Process
(if) leather Technology,
(]
(gg) Agricultural Engineering.
7. Humanities (a) Civics. (b) Philosophy—Eastern and Western. (c) Logic (d) History (e) Geography and Cartography.
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If) Law and Legal Affairs (National and International). (g) Ontology and Methodology. (h) Ethics (i) Standard literary criticism. 0) Linguistics,
8. Medical Sciences
(a) Anatomy and Physiology. (b) Chiidrare and Pediatrics, (c) Dcntology. (d) Ear, Nose and Throat (e) Embryology (f) Health (g) Gynaecology and Obstetrics, (h) Nursing, (i) Histology 0) Ophthalmology. (k) Psychiatry (1) Pharmacology.
(m) Pharmacy.
(n) Therapeutics and Texicology. (o) Medicine. (p) Surgery. (q) Biology. (r) Biochemistry.
9. Military Sciences and its History.
(") Air, Naval and Military Engineering and Technology. (b) Arms and Ammunition and equipment. (c) Military History (d) Military Strategies and M'odern Techniques of Warfare.
10. Pure Sciences. (a) Phyiics. (b) Chemistry. (c) Mathematics.
(d) Statistics and Documentation. (o) Astronomy and Allied Sciences. (0 Soil Sciences. (g) Paientology. (h) Zoology. (1) Geology.
(J) Botany.
I I. Reference Books. (a) Bibliographies. (b) Who's who and Current Affairs.
(c) Gazetteers. (d) Encyclopaedia. (e) Dictionaries. (f) Atlases. (g) Language and Phrase Books.
ljQ2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY PART H—SEC. 3(11),(h) Books in prints and Catalogues. 0) Books on classification of books.
(J) Grammar Books.
ia. Social Sciences.
(a) Psychology including para and Pseudo Psychology. (b) Anthropology.
(c) Political sciences. (d) Economics. (e) Homo Sciences. (f) Sociology and Social Institutions.
(g) Culture and Civilisation.
(h) Criminology and juvenile delinquency.
13. Text-books including BookB of fiction which are prescribed or recommended for studies in Educational institutions by a recognised Educational Board or Authority.
14. Children book* covered by subjects specified above.
ANNEXURE IX
list of Iron and Steel and Ferro-alloy items excluding ^bright bars such as cold drawnfPeeled
Machined/Ground/Polished allowed under O.O.L. to actual users upto $ist March, 1978
Sl.N a. Description
Revised Remarks
I TC No.
2
3 4
1. Ferro Cobalt . . . . . ^ .,
73-02
2. Ferro-Silico Aluminium . . . . ..
73-02
3. Stabilised ferro-Boron with Aluminium and Titanium
(Bats alloys etc.)
73-02
73.02
5. Ferro-Selenium
73*02
6. F e n o N i c k el
. .
73-03
7. Ferro-Titanlum Powder to specification IS-460—1962 .
73-02 (a) Grade I
Titanium
30% m l n.
Aluminium 2*0% max. ° ' i% max. Carbon 2 - 3% max. Silicon 0*03% max. Sulphur
Phosphorous o - i% max.
(b) Grade II
Titanium . . . .. 40% min.
Aluminium 4% to 16%
1793 4 3 2 ICarbon . • o-io% max. Silicon Sulphur
2-0% max. o-35% max.
Phosphorous
o - o i% m a-
Other metallic impurities . . 0-2% max.
(c) Grade I II
Titanium . . . .. 30% min.
Aluminium 3'5% max. Carbon
o-io% max.
0-03% max.
Sulphur P h o s p h o r o us . . .. 0 - 0 3% m a x.
s.
£73 02 Ferro-molybdenum powder to specific* - tion IS-460—1962 . . ..
Molybdenum . . . . 6 5% to 7 5%
Silicon
1-50% max.
Aluminium
0-50% max.
Copper
0 2% max.
. Ferro Tungsten powder to specification
9
73>O2 IS-460—1962 75% to 82% Tungsten Carbon I -o% max. Silicon O'50% max. Manganese 0 3 0% max. Phosphorous 0 07 % max. Sulnhur. • . . • .0 06^% max*
. Ferro Nickel powder to specification T S - 4 6 0 — 1 9 62 . . ..
73.02
I I. • Low Carbon Ferro-Chrome powder Jto
73-02 specification IS-460—1962 ] . . Cliromium 70%to 75% ] 0 02% max. Carbon 0 0 1% max. Sulphur 0 5% max. Silicon.
1 3. Low Carbon Ferro Manganese Powder to specification IS-460—1962 .
73 -02 (a) Gcade I
Manganese 85% to QO%1 0 05%max. Ciirbon Silicon 1 0% max. Sulphur . . . . . 0'0i%max. Phosphorous . . . , . 0 08% max.
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' '
Manganese . . Qirbon
. 80% to 85% 6-30% max
S i l i c on . . .. . . 1 5% m a x.
S u l p h u r. . ..
,0 0 5% m a x.
P h o s p h o r o us . . .. 0 2 0% m a x.
F e r r o- V a n a d i um p o w d er to s p e c i f i c a t i on IS-460—1962
73 02 Vtinadium . . .. 50%tO55%
Silicon
0 2 5% max.
Carbon
0 10% max.
Sulphur. . . . . .0 05% max.
Phosphorous . . . .. 0 0 5% max.
Aluminium . . . . 1 • 50% max.
14. Low Carbon Ferro-Nioblum/Columbium
powder to specification IS-460—1962
73 '04
Niobium/ Columbium 60% to 70% 6 Carbon Oii % m a x.
Silicon .
. 30 max.
Sulphur
0 05%max.
Titanium . . .. 30 max. Manganese ' 2 0% max.
Aluminium . . . . 2 0% max.
Phosphorous 0 05% max.
Tantalum 6 0% max.
NOTE.—With reference to Item 7—14 Ferro Alloys in powder form for welding c ;lcctrcdc" should conform to the following sieve analysis :
355 Microns 0
63 Microns . . . . 50 min. 45 Microns 75 min.
Jacqucred, lickcring and card clothing
15-
wores for Textile machinery manufactures only 1 . . 73 14/73'15
Welding quality wne reds containing more
16.
then 1% Manganese. . . . 73 10
17-
er)a•era
Flat steel reed wlree (Thickness 0 24 ,111m and thinn dobby lattice wires, shuttle tongue viret3 binding wu crJmped wires and halt round wires, anti flock wires, a L/Z shaped wires : for textile machinery manufactui only. . . ..
. ..
73 14/73 15
Galvanised/Copper coated/unplatcd wires annealed or
18.
bright drawn thinner than 32 SWG , . .
73-14/73 15
Wire 0 6 mm dia. and thinner With carbon 0 o£% max
19.
for try
welded wire ™iesh manufacture In wired glass indus only.
73'14
n
20. High carbon wires in Nickel/Chromium/tinplated conditio
for musical strings
73'iS
21. Hardened & tempered high carbon wires for wire brush
73 15
*7952 I 3 4 2 2. Trapozoidal section wires.
73-13
Healed wire, hardened and Tempered.
73 14/73 15
23-
Lead bearing free cutting steel wires 1 00 mm to 2 0 mm dla.
34-
in straight length
73'i5
Die Blocks (round"or rectangular)
25
k73'i5
(a) Of cross-section nbove 2,30,000 sq. mm (b) of width above 750 mm
73 15
High speed steel of allTgrades (a)'Rounds
(1) Below 3 mm dia. (ii) Above 160 mm dia.
(b) Squares:
(1) below 10 mm (11) above 26 mm
(c) Flats:
(1) Below 16 mm width (ii) Above 160 mm width
Alloy Tool Steel including Die steel Sections other than Die
27.
Blocks
73 15
(a) Rounds above 250 mm dia. (b) Other sections ubove 250 mm across flats (squares.,
hexagon, and octagon only). (c) Flats above 250 mm width.
Hollow Drill Steel Rods.
28.
29. Carbon & carbon chromium file steel hexagons and octagons
above 56 mm across flats.)
73 15
Carbon steel pear shaped and trapzoidal sections
3°-
73'10/73'15
High Silicon (above 2% silicon) steel bars for electrical and
31-
insultation industries
73 IS
32. Plates, Sheets, Strips & Other Mild Steel Items 1
Cold rolled stainless steel strips for safety razor blade manufac- turers only^,
73'15
Thickness : 0 • 10 mm to 0-13 mm
width: 22-38 mm to 22-40 mm.
33-
1
Hardened and tempered strips for watch/time pieces mid clocks springs only (thickness 0 09 mm to 0 460 mm only and widtj 1 00 mm to 19 00 mm only) with naturally rounded (as rolled) edges)
73 15
Cold Rolled High Carbon strips-thickness 2-5 to 0 08 mm for
34'
manufacture oi typewriters only . . . , , 73'15
35- Cold rolled High Carbon non-hardened and non-tempered strips in coils thickness 2 5 mm & below and width less than 10 mm for manufacture of plate type hosiery needless and measuring tapes only
73 15
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36
7306/07/ 10/11/12/13/14
73 15 3 High Speed Steeh . . . . . (a) Hot or cold rolled sheets & pluttt,j
(b) Hot/Cold Rolled stnps|
T Scctu r s f j e n nm aj n n1 x 23 if n m) Icr textile ir.achi
nery mtuiuftauieib
7 3"
[Ho. 6/77]
A. S. GILL,
Chief Controller of Imports and Exports.
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