The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART I—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No.118] NEW DELHI, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1980/ASADHA 6, 1902
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484 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I—SEC. 1] MINISTRY OF COMMERCE PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 32-ETC (PN)/80 3. Bundles of Peacock Tail Feathers will not be exported as dusters by the Exporters of manufactured articles, and th" items of high added value which are labour intensive will be given preference, New Delhi, the 27th June, 1980EXPORT TRADE CONTROL
Subject.—Export Policy for Export of Peacock Tail Feathers and articles made therefrom for the period April 1980—March 1981.
FUe No. 3(K5)/80-EII.—Attention is invited to Export Po- licy of Peacock Tail Feathers as contained against S. No. 4(d) of Policy Statement on page 9 of Export Policy Book for 1980-81.
1, It has been decided to allow the export of Peacock Tail Feathers and articles made therefrom within a limited ceiling by the following :—
1. Rajasthan Scheduled Tribes Co-operative Marketing
Federation.
2. Bihar State Export Corporation. 3. Other Public Sector or Co-operative Agencies. 4. Exporters of manufactured articles/handicrafts In which
P"ncock Tail Feathere have been u""d.
4. Accordingly, the existing entry appearing in col. 3, against S. No. 4(d), at page 9 of Export Policy Book for 1980-81 shall be amended to read as:—
"Export of only Tail Feathers of Peacock and articles made therefrom will be allowed within a limited ceil- ing to the (i) Rajasthan Scheduled Tribes Co-opera- tive Marketing Federation ; (ii) Bihar State Export Corporation; (iii) Other Public Sector or Co-operative Agencies; and (ivj Exporters of manufactured arti- cles/handicrafts in which Peacock Tail Feathers nave been used. In respect of category (iv), bundles of Peacock Tail Feathers must not be exponed as dusters etc. Exports of items of high added value which are labour intensive will be given preference. Crest feathers and any other part or portion of Peacocks will not be allowed for export."
MANI NARAYANSWAMI, Chief Controller of Imports A Exports