भारत सरकार / Government of India

Daman 17^th April, 2026 27 Chaitra, 1948 (Saka) No. : 13

U.T. Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu

Police Department, DNH & DD,

Police Head Quarters, Dunetha,

Nani Daman, Daman – 396210.

No.PQ/EST-II/Pers.File/2021/1140 Dated: 28/03/2026

Read: - Application dated:- 11/11/2025 from Dhodia Arti Pravin, Lady Police Constable, PIS No.

28130014, PHQ, Daman.

O R D E R

The undersigned, being the competent authority, hereby order that the name of Smt. Dhodia

Arti Pravin shall henceforth be read and known as Smt. Arti Ketan Patel.

Accordingly, her name shall be recorded and reflected as Smt. Arti Ketan Patel in all official

records of Police Department.

Sd/–

Dy. Inspector General of Police

DNH & DD

(Competent Authority)

***

सरकारी राजपत्र

OFFICIAL GAZETTE

संघ प्रदेश दादरा एवं नगर हवेली तथा दमण एवं दीव प्रशासन

U.T. ADMINISTRATION OF DADRA AND NAGAR HAVELI AND

DAMAN AND DIU

श्रेणी - २

SERIES - II

प्राधिकरण द्वारा प्रकाधित / PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

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U.T. Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu

Police Department, DNH & DD,

Police Head Quarters, Dunetha,

Nani Daman, Daman – 396210.

No.PQ/EST-II/Pers.File/2021/1142 Dated: 28/03/2026

Read: - Application dated:- 19/09/2025 from Sapana Hasmukh Patel, Lady Police Constable, PIS No.

28130059, Kachigam Police Station, Daman.

O R D E R

The undersigned, being the competent authority, hereby order that the name of Smt. Sapana

Hasmukh Patel shall henceforth be read and known as Smt. Sapna Hasmukh Patel.

Accordingly, her name shall be recorded and reflected as Smt. Sapna Hasmukh Patel in all

official records of Police Department.

Sd/–

Dy. Inspector General of Police

DNH & DD

(Competent Authority)

***

संघ प्रशासन / U.T. Administration

दादरा एवं नगर हवेली और दमन एवं दीव

Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu

उद्योग ववभाग / Department of Industries

विला उद्योग केंद्र / District Industries Centre

दादरा एवं नगर हवेली, वसलवासा / Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Silvassa

No. DIC/14(275)/2025/238 Date: 01/04/2026

NOTIFICATION

Subject: The DNH&DD Raising and Accelerating MSME Performance Interventions, 2026.

The Raising and Accelerating MSME Performance (RAMP) programme is an initiative

launched by the Government of India with assistance from The World Bank to enhance the performance

of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) across the country. RAMP aims to improve the

productivity, competitiveness, and resilience of MSMEs through a comprehensive set of reforms,

capacity-building measures, and access to finance and market opportunities.

2.

The Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, New Delhi has informed that the RAMP

Programme Committee (RPC), the apex body headed by Secretary (MoMSME) mandated to steer and

guide the implementation of RAMP programme, has approved the recommendations of the SIEPC,

including the quantum of funding to the UT of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu.

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3.

A series of interventions has been identified and grouped under the title “The DNH&DD

Raising and Accelerating MSME Performance (RAMP) Interventions, 2026.” The framework provides

a structured outline covering the general framework, eligibility criteria, detailed description of each

intervention, application process, and other relevant procedures.

While each intervention specifies its own eligibility conditions, the general and mandatory eligibility

criteria applicable to all interventions are provided below:

Eligibility Condition:

I.

The unit must be Udyam registered and operations in the UT of DNH&DD.

II.

Eligibility of MSME units in the Manufacturing or Service sector, upon commencement of

commercial production or service operations, shall be governed by the duration of operation

criteria as outlined in the relevant intervention of the scheme.

III.

Eligibility of MSME unit shall be subject to the detailed conditions specified under respective

scheme provisions.

4. In line with the approved SIP-IP and based on the list of interventions therein, a set of financial

reimbursement sub-schemes has been drafted as a Notification, the details of which are provided below:

4.1. Reimbursement of ECGC Policy Premium: The Administration of the UT of DNH & DD

will provide financial assistance to a minimum of 400 eligible MSMEs by reimbursing up to

₹1,00,000 towards ECGC policy premiums. This support aims to mitigate export-related risks and

ease the financial burden on MSMEs undertaking exports.

4.2. Reimbursement of Business Development Services (BDS) cost for all new investments and

industrial expansions: To promote investment the UT Administration will provide financial

assistance to all new investments and Industrial Expansion by reimbursing expenses incurred on

engaging accredited Business Development Services (BDS) providers for project advisory and

facilitation. Eligible MSMEs may receive up to ₹38.40 lakh or the actual expenditure incurred,

whichever is lower, with support extended to a minimum of six MSMEs. Projects with a project

cost of ₹7.68 crore or more will qualify for the maximum reimbursement amount, while those below

this threshold will receive reimbursement on a pro-rata basis, strictly based on actual certified

expenditure. The project cost must be duly certified by a Chartered Accountant.

4.7. Reimbursement of SHG Product Certification Cost: To enhance the quality, packaging, and

marketability of SHG products, the UT Administration will support recognized product

certifications. Each eligible SHG will be reimbursed up to ₹20,000 or actual cost of certification

whichever is lower. The intervention will benefit up to 10 Women SHGs across 10 different product

categories.

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4.8. Reimbursement of the Cost of Upskilling Workmen within the industry: To promote

sector-specific skill upgradation, the UT Administration will support MSMEs in conducting on-the-

job training for existing workmen at their own premises. Reimbursement will be provided for

training up to 4 workmen per MSME for a maximum of 10 days at ₹2,500 per day per participant.

This intervention targets support for at least 375 MSMEs and 1,500 workmen.

5.The detailed break-up and target beneficiaries are as follows:

S.

No.

Intervention

Target

Beneficiary

1

Reimbursement of ECGC Policy Premium

400 MSME

2

Reimbursement of Business Development Services (BDS) cost for new

investments and Industrial Expansion of MSME projects

6 MSME

3

Reimbursement of SHG Product Certification Cost

10 SHGs

4

Reimbursement of the Cost of Upskilling Workmen within the industry

375 MSME

@4

Workmen

per MSME

Total 791 MSMEs

This is issued with the approval of Secretary (Industries), DNH&DD vide Diary No. 1434782

dated 17/09/2025 & the approval of UT RAMP Programme Committee (UTRPC) vide Dairy

No.1446588 dated 08/01/2026 & the Central RAMP Programme Committee vide Letter No

L/AFI/RAMP/SIPEC/2022 dated 17/03/2026, circulating the minutes of SIPEC.

Sd/–

(Marathe Onkar Gopal)

Spl. Secy. cum Dir. (Industries)

DNH&DD

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Definitions:

I. Micro Enterprise: Investment in Plant and Machinery or Equipment does not exceed INR 2.5 crore

and turnover does not exceed INR 10 crore or as amended by GoI under the Micro, Small and

Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006.

II. Small Enterprise: Investment in Plant and Machinery or Equipment does not exceed INR 25 crore

and turnover does not exceed INR 100 crore or as amended by GoI under the Micro, Small and

Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006.

III. Medium Enterprise: Investment in Plant and Machinery or Equipment does not exceed INR 125

Crore and turnover does not exceed INR 500 Crore as amended under the MSMED Act, 2006.

IV. Manufacturing Sector: Manufacturing Sector is the one which is involved in the production of

goods through the use of labour, machines, tools, and chemical or biological processing or

formulation.

V. Service Sector: The service sector, also known as the tertiary sector, is the third tier in the three-

sector economy. Instead of the production of the product, this sector deals in services. Examples of

service sector jobs include IT, ITeS, Tourism & Hospitality Services, Transport, Logistics Services,

Financial Services, Health Services, Audio Visual Services, Construction related Engineering

Services and Environmental Services.

VI. New Enterprise: New enterprise means an enterprise which has been set up as a new project and

commences commercial production of eligible activity as mentioned in these guidelines during the

operative period of these interventions. The new enterprise should have separately identifiable fixed

capital investment. “Separately identifiable fixed capital investment” means the new plant and

machinery housed in separate premise/building and maintaining separate books of accounts.

However, the new project will not lose its eligibility if the utilities of an existing project, such as

water, electricity, steam, gas, pollution control facilities etc. are utilised. An existing enterprise that

sets up a new independent project of eligible activities, with separately identifiable fixed capital

investment, under this intervention, will be treated as new enterprise.

VII. Expansion/Diversification: Expansion/Diversification means where an existing / New Enterprise

increases its investment by at least 50% (out of which at least 60% of investment is made in plant

and machinery for which expansion is carried out) of its existing Gross Fixed capital investment on

the date of initiating expansion and compared with the date of commencing production during the

operative period of the intervention. Only one Expansion / Diversification will be eligible for

assistance during the operative period of the intervention.

VIII. Wire and Cable Industry: The wire and cables Industries are those that manufacture and distribute

different types of wires and cables used for power transmission and telecommunication globally.

Products offered include power cables, fibre optic cables, copper telecom cables. Any Wire and

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Cable Industry shall be identified by its HS Codes, NIC Codes mentioned in Udyam/MSME

Registration. MSME registered under EEPC or holding BIS Certification for Wire and Cable

products then it shall also be considered under this category.

IX. Greenfield Project: A Greenfield project refers to a new project where no previous industrial

activity exists, and it is established from scratch on undeveloped land, without any need to demolish

or rebuild existing structures.

X. Thrust Sector: Sectors as notified in Official Gazette Notification “Investment Promotion Scheme

(IPS) – 2022 – UT of DNH&DD” by the Department of Industries, UT of DNH&DD, with a focus

on high-potential, employment-generating, and export-oriented industries are following: Furniture,

Marble, IT & ITeS , Electric Vehicles & Spare Parts, Toys and Semi-Conductor Industries Sector,

Medical Equipment and Accessories, Medical diagnostics and AYUSH Products, Vaccine

Manufacturing units, Food Processing, Marine Products.

XI. Business Development Services (BDS): Business Development Services (BDS) in the context of

new investments and Industrial Expansion projects for MSMEs refer to a wide range of services that

support the establishment, operationalization, and growth of a new enterprise. These services are

aimed at improving the business capabilities of MSMEs and include, but are not limited to:

•

Preparation of feasibility studies, project reports, and business plans.

•

Market research, product development, and branding strategies.

•

Legal, regulatory, and statutory compliance advisory.

•

Support for certifications, quality standards, and sustainability audits.

•

Assistance in technology tie-ups, packaging design, and export readiness.

•

Financial planning, investment structuring, and fund mobilization support.

•

Support in IPR- Filing of Patents, trademarks, technology transfer agreements.

•

Any other service as approved by the competent authority.

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Intervention 1: Reimbursement of ECGC Policy Premium

With a view to mitigate export-related risks and reduce the financial burden on Micro, Small, and

Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) undertaking exports, the Administration of the Union Territory of Dadra

and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu shall extend financial assistance to eligible MSMEs (First time

exporters and existing exporters) units through reimbursement of the ECGC policy premium paid by

them under this intervention.

1.1. Quantum of Assistance (ECGC Policy Premium)

I.

An eligible MSME shall be reimbursed up to ₹1,00,000 (Rupees One Lakh only) or the actual

premium paid, whichever is lower, towards the ECGC Policy premium up to 31st March of the

financial year within the project period.

II.

At least 400 MSMEs will be supported from this intervention.

1.2. Condition of Assistance (ECGC Policy Premium)

I.

MSME unit should have a valid Import Export Code (IEC) issued by DGFT.

II.

MSME units commencing exports on or after the date of issuance of this Notification shall be

eligible.

III.

MSME units that obtain an ECGC policy during the operating period of these guidelines shall

be eligible.

IV.

Reimbursement claimed amount will be valid only after ECGC certifies final settlement of

premium amount.

V.

The MSME unit must have been operational for a minimum period of one year prior to the date

of application.

Intervention 2: Reimbursement of Business Development Services (BDS) costs for new

investments and Industrial Expansion of MSMEs projects

This intervention aims to promote investment in all sectors by reducing the initial project development

costs for all new investments and Industrial Expansion projects in the Union Territory of Dadra & Nagar

Haveli and Daman & Diu. Under this intervention, the UT Administration will extend financial

assistance to eligible MSMEs in the form of reimbursement for expenses incurred towards engaging

accredited Business Development Services (BDS) providers for project formulation.

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2.1. Quantum of Assistance (BDS costs)

I.

Reimbursement of up to ₹38,40,000 (Rupees Thirty-Eight Lakhs Forty Thousand only), or the

actual expenditure incurred on engaging Business Development Services (BDS) providers,

whichever is lower, shall be provided to eligible MSMEs. Units with a total project cost of

₹7.68 crore or above shall be eligible for the maximum reimbursement amount. For projects

with a cost below ₹7.68 crore, the reimbursement shall be extended on a pro-rata basis, strictly

based on actual expenses incurred. The project cost shall be duly certified by a Chartered

Accountant.

II.

An MSME may apply for a higher reimbursement amount even if the project cost is below

₹7.68 crore; however, the ceiling shall remain at ₹38,40,000. The final eligible amount shall be

determined by the Competent Authority or the Committee constituted for this purpose, and will

be subject to verification of actual expenses incurred by the applicant.

III.

A minimum of 06 MSMEs shall be supported under this intervention.

2.2. Conditions for Assistance (BDS costs)

I.

The BDS expenditure must be linked to all new investments and Industrial Expansion in the

MSME sector.

II.

The unit must provide valid invoices and payment proofs for the BDS services rendered.

III.

The BDS provider must be a registered legal entity with GSTIN.

IV.

The MSME may claim reimbursement of BDS costs incurred during the following eligible

period:

(a) Up to 12 months prior to the date of commencement of commercial production of the unit;

and

(b) Up to 4 months after the date of commencement of commercial production.

The application for reimbursement must be submitted within 4 months from the date of

commencement of commercial production.

Intervention 3: Reimbursement of SHG Product Certification cost

This intervention aims to improve the marketability, packaging, and overall quality of Self-Help Group

(SHG) products through recognized quality certifications. This initiative will support up to 10 Women

SHGs across 10 different products.

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3.1. Quantum of Assistance (Product Certification Cost)

I.

Each eligible SHG will be reimbursed up to ₹20,000 or the actual cost of product certification,

whichever is lower.

II.

Up to 10 Women SHGs producing 10 different types of products will be supported under this

intervention.

3.2. Conditions for Assistance (Product Certification Cost)

I.

The SHG must be:

i. Registered and functional under National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM).

ii. Located in the Union Territory of DNH & DD.

iii. Conducting regular group meetings and an active bank account.

iv. Actively involved in the production and marketing of the product or service for which

certification is being sought.

Intervention 4: Reimbursement of the Cost of Upskilling Workmen within the Industry

With a view to promoting sector-specific skill upgradation of existing workmen employed in Micro,

Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), the Administration of the Union Territory of Dadra and

Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu shall support eligible MSME units in conducting on-the-job training

(OJT) within their own industry premises.

4.1. Quantum of Assistance

I.

Training will be conducted by trainers identified by the MSMEs , subject to fulfillment of the

eligibility criteria prescribed under the scheme and liable for verification by the Department

of Industries.

II.

The Department will reimburse the training cost for a maximum of 4 workmen per industry,

for a maximum duration of 10 days@ Rs 2500 per day per participant

III.

A minimum of 375 MSMEs and 1,500 workmen are targeted to be benefited under this

intervention.

4.2. Conditions for Assistance

I.

The MSME must identify skill gaps across a job role. The MSME must specify the breakup of

theory, practical, and on-the-job components in the training plan.

II.

The MSME must submit details of the identified skill gaps through the online training request form

available on the portal: http://swp.dddgov.in.

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III.

The industry must comply with the requirements for becoming eligible for training

IV.

A minimum of 4 workmen shall be proposed for training per MSME unit, and they must be trained

together in one batch. The MSME must indicate whether the training is to be conducted in a single

stretch or in split sessions. While additional workmen may also participate, reimbursement shall be

limited to a maximum of 4 workmen only

V.

Training will be initiated once the MSME submits the proposed training plan through the portal,

along with self-certification that the trainers, curriculum, and assessing body meet the eligibility

criteria prescribed under the scheme. The Department of Industries reserves the right to conduct

random verifications or audits, seek clarifications, and disallow reimbursement in case of non-

compliance. The MSME must submit an outcome report highlighting improvements in the

workmen’s skills after training. Payment to the MSME will be released only after completion of

training, receipt of assessment results and certification from an eligible third-party assessing body,

and verification of outcomes by the third-party assessing body

VI.

The MSME must submit photographic evidence of the training programme as follows:

•

At least Four geo-tagged and time-stamped photographs for each day of training:

•

One photograph at the beginning of the session,

•

One photograph at the end of the session,

•

One group photograph of all participants for the day, and

•

One photograph showing training in progress.

VII.

The MSME must maintain and submit a signed attendance sheet for each training day, containing

the full name and Aadhaar number of each participant, certified both by the trainer and

countersigned by the MSME owner/authorized representative. A scanned copy of the attendance

sheet must be uploaded on along with the photograph

Eligibility Criteria for Trainers:

•

Trainers certified by National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) or Sector Skill Councils

(SSC).

•

Experienced instructors from Industrial Training Institutes (ITI) or Polytechnic Institutes with

at least 5 years' experience.

•

Authorized representatives or technical trainers from equipment or machinery suppliers or

manufacturers.

•

Industry supervisors with a minimum of 8 years of relevant practical experience and prior

training exposure. Such supervisors may be internal to the MSME but must be exclusively

assigned to the training programme and spared from their regular duties for the full duration of

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the training.

•

In-house company trainers with documented experience, duly approved and certified by the

MSME.

•

Trainers holding recognized vocational or technical qualifications (such as Diploma, ITI, or

higher) along with practical experience.

•

Any other trainers meet equivalent standards, subject to verification by the Department of

Industries.

VIII.

The MSME must provide details of the assessment method and clearly specify the body

responsible for evaluating candidates after the training programme. The assessing body must be

approved by the Department of Industries and should be a third-party entity. Eligible assessing

bodies may include NSDC-approved organizations, Sector Skill Council-certified assessors,

industry association-certified assessors, The assessing body must be an independent third-party

entity meeting the prescribed eligibility criteria (NSDC/SSC/Industry association) , and will be

liable for verification by the Department of Industries

GENERAL CONDITIONS:

The reimbursement granted under these Interventions shall be subject to the following conditions. In

case of any breach of one or more of these conditions, the reimbursement given shall be liable to be

recovered by the U.T Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu.

I. The industrial undertaking shall be required to submit a list of persons employed to the District

Industries Centre and such other information required for verification of having satisfied this

condition, before the sanction of reimbursement under the intervention.

II. An Industrial undertaking that has availed similar reimbursement (under any other Scheme of

the U.T Administration) shall not be eligible for the incentive under this intervention.

III. An industrial undertaking that has availed reimbursement under this intervention shall install

and effectively operate and maintain pollution control measures as per the standards prescribed

and approved by the competent authority in this regard.

IV. An industrial undertaking that has availed reimbursement under this intervention shall be

required to remain in production continuously till the expiry of the eligible period of incentive.

However, if production is discontinued due to reasons beyond the control of the management,

the sanctioning authority may condone the period for which production is discontinued after

due verification of details and reasons of discontinuation of production and after satisfying

itself to the same.

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V. The industrial undertaking shall furnish to the General Manager, District Industries Centre

information regarding production and employment for each financial year within 60 days of

the close of the financial year. It shall also furnish information on such other matters that the

U.T Administration may require from time to time.

VI. Implementation of provisions for welfare of women under the Labour Act should be complied

with, wherever applicable.

VII. Incomplete or erroneous applications will be summarily rejected.

VIII. Any false information or misrepresentation will lead to cancellation of the benefit and recovery

of the disbursed amount with penal interest as applicable.

IX. The Union Territory Administration has the right to change, withdraw or modify the guidelines

issued fully or partially at any stage.

X. Compliance with ESG Regulations (Annexure V):

a. Environmental Compliance: Agency must adhere to all applicable environmental

regulations and standards, including measures to minimize environmental impact,

implement sustainable practices, and ensure proper waste management, initiatives to

reduce carbon footprints and resource utilization.

b. Social Responsibility: Agency must comply with all relevant labour laws and human rights

standards, ensuring fair wages, safe working conditions, no child or forced labour, and

adopting an inclusive and diverse workforce.

c. Governance Practices: Agency are required to maintain high standards of governance,

which include transparency in operations, adherence to ethical practices, robust risk

management processes, and compliance with all legal and regulatory requirements.

PAYMENT PROCEDURE:

I. Application on prescribed Form (Annexure - I), along with listed documents (Annexure- II)

should be submitted to the General Manager, District Industries Centre, Department of

Industries, U.T. of DNH&DD on the web portal http://swp.dddgov.in to avail

reimbursement/assistance.

II. The UT RAMP Programme Committee (UTRPC) shall assess the applications, scrutinize and

verify the submitted documents, and clearly recommend each application for approval or

rejection of the claim

III. Based on the recommendations of the UTRPC, the General Manager, District Industries Centre

(DIC), shall issue the sanction order for disbursement of the approved subsidy.

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IV. Subsequently, the eligible subsidy amount shall be credited to the applicant’s Loan or Cash

Credit (CC) account through RTGS/NEFT.

V. Applications will be considered on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to the availability of

funds. While preference shall be accorded to SC/ST/OBC/Women Entrepreneurs, priority will

be determined primarily by the order of receipt of complete applications with all required

documents from eligible MSMEs.

VI. Applicants will be given a maximum opportunity to submit missing documents or respond to

queries within stipulated time. If the documents or responses remain unsatisfactory or are not

submitted within the given timeframe, the UTRPC reserves the right to reject the application.

VII. After submission of all required documents and satisfactory response to queries, the application

will be processed within a maximum of 90 days from the date of submission of complete verified

application.

VIII. All interventions shall be saturated once either (i) the total number of valid applications reaches

the approved number of beneficiaries, or (ii) the allocated funds for the intervention are fully

utilized, whichever is earlier. Thereafter, no further applications shall be accepted on the portal.

IX. In case of any discrepancies, the decision of the Union Territory RAMP Project Committee

(UTRPC) will be final.

X. The Union Territory Administration reserves the right to change, withdraw, or modify the

guidelines, either fully or partially, at any stage.

PENAL ACTION:

If, at any stage, it is determined that the applicant has obtained assistance based on incorrect or

misleading information, they will be required to refund the assistance amount along with compound

interest at a rate of 8% per annum. Additionally, the applicant will be subject to legal action and will be

permanently disqualified from receiving any future incentives or assistance from the U.T.

Administration. Furthermore, any discrepancies in reported facts and figures may result in the applicant

being barred from participation in public procurement processes.

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Annexure

Formats for Application

under the various

interventions.

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Annexure – I

Application Form

Intervention 1: Reimbursement of ECGC Policy Premium

S.

No.

Particulars

Details

1

Name of the applicant (Authorized person of the Unit)

2

Name and address of the unit with contact no. and email

3

Gender (Applicable for proprietary firm)

4

Social Category (Applicable for proprietary firm)

5

Registered office address

6

Constitution of the unit [Proprietary, Partnership, Pvt.

Ltd., Public Ltd., LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) and

Co-operative society]

7

Category of unit (Micro/Small/Medium)

8

Udyam Registration Certificate

9

Export Invoice

11

Name of ECGC Policy

12

Quantum of Policy Premium paid

13

Shipment B/L, AWB Reference

14

Bank Account Details (A/c Number, IFSC, Bank Name)

Intervention 2: Reimbursement of Business Development Services (BDS) costs for MSME

projects

S.

No.

Particulars

Details

1

Name of the applicant (Authorized signatory)

2

Name and address of the unit with contact no. and email

3

Gender (Applicable for proprietary firm)

4

Social Category (Applicable for proprietary firm)

5

Registered office address

6

Constitution of the unit [Proprietary, Partnership, Pvt.

Ltd., Public Ltd., LLP (Limited Liability Partnership)

and Co-operative society]

7

Category of unit (Micro/Small/Medium)

8

Udyam Registration Certificate

9

GSTIN

10

Details of project (Name, Sector, Location)

11

Name & details of BDS provider

11

Total BDS cost incurred

12

Amount claimed under Intervention

13

Bank Account Details (A/c Number, IFSC, Bank Name)

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Intervention 3: SHG Product Certification cost

S.

No.

Particulars

Details

1

Name of the SHG

2

Gender of each SHG member

3

List of SHG members and their social Category

2

Address of the SHG

3

Name of the Product made

4

Name of the certification taken

5

Date of the Certificate issued and issuing authority details

6

Total Amount paid for certification

7

Total claim amount

8

Bank Account Details (A/c Number, IFSC, Bank Name)

Intervention 4: Reimbursement of the Cost of Upskilling Workmen within the Industry

S

No

TRAINING GAP IDENTIFICATION & REQUISTION FORM

1

Name of Company/ Industry

2

Address

3

Contact Details

Name

Designation

Contact

Number

E Mail Id

4

Udyam Registration Number

5

Type of Manufacturing

Unit

Textile Yarn

Wire

&

Cable

Paper

Packaging

Pharmaceuticals

Plastic

Others (Pls

Specify)

6

On-the-Job Training (OJT) Requirements

Department/Work Area

Skill Gap

Details of

Training

Required

Expected

Outcome

Name of

Workmen to be

Trained

a

7

Name of Workmen to be

Trained

Department / Operation

Aadhaar

Number-

Gender

Social

Category

a

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b

c

d

7

Details

of

facilities

available for training

1. Classroom

2. Teaching / Training

Aids

3. On the Job

4. Machine / Process to

be covered

(Upload Photographs of

the Venue)

8

Training Duration

(not to exceed 10 days)

Indicate if training to be

continuous or split

(Note: in case of split

sessions,

each

session

shall be of minimum 3

days’ duration, and the

gap between consecutive

sessions shall not exceed

10 days).

Specify the Breakup of

theory,

on

the

job,

practical component

9

Tentative date to start

and end training

10

Proposed Trainer (if any)

11

Trainer Profile

12

Trainer Contact Details

(if any)

13

Training Objective

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 18

14

Day

wise

Training

Schedule

15

Assessment Method and

Assessment Body tied up

with

16

Tentative

date

of

Assessment

17

Declaration

I hereby declare that the information provided above is true and correct to the best of my

knowledge and belief. I undertake that the proposed training will be conducted as per

details submitted, and I accept that any false information or misuse may lead to cancellation

of assistance, recovery of funds with interest, and legal action as per guidelines.

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 19

Annexure – II

Documents Required

Intervention 1: Reimbursement for ECGC Policy Premium

Self-Attested copy of document

i.

Udyam Registration Certificate

ii.

Certificate of Incorporation/ Partnership Registration with concerned DIC/ LLP/ Co-

operative Society Registration.

iii.

ECGC Policy Premium for which reimbursement is claimed.

iv.

ECGC certification of premium settlement status.

v.

Export Invoices

vi.

Cancelled Cheque (for RTGS/NEFT)

vii.

Undertaking/Declaration on non-judicial stamp paper (Annexure-III)

Chartered Accountant certified bills

Intervention 2: Reimbursement of Business Development Services (BDS) costs for MSME

projects

Self-Attested copy of document

i.

Udyam Registration Certificate

ii.

Registration documents (Partnership deed, Incorporation Certificate, etc.)

iii.

GST Registration

iv.

BDS invoices, agreements, and payment receipts

v.

Proof of project establishment (Registered sale deed or lease deed, new factory license, Copy

of GST return, CA Certification, electricity or water installation bill etc.)

vi.

PAN Card

vii.

Audited balance sheet/GST Return (as applicable)

viii.

Cancelled Cheque (for RTGS/NEFT)

ix.

Undertaking/Declaration on non-judicial stamp paper (Annexure III)

x.

CA certification on BDS expenditure authenticity (if applicable) (Annexure IV)

CA certified project proposal with project cost.

Intervention 3: SHG Product Certification cost

Self-Attested copy of document

i. SHG member and meeting register

ii. Copy of resolution passed by SHG for product certification

iii. Copy of product certificate

iv. Proof of payment

v. Cancelled Cheque (for RTGS/NEFT)

vi. Undertaking/Declaration on non-judicial stamp paper

Intervention 4: Reimbursement of the Cost of Upskilling Workmen within the Industry

Self-Attested copy of document

i. Udyam Registration Certificate

ii. Registration documents (Partnership deed, Incorporation Certificate, etc.)

iii. Details of the process on which training is required

iv. ID proof of the Candidates to be trained (Aadhar Card)

v. Training Schedule

vi. Trainer CV and credentials

Chartered Accountant certified bills

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 20

Annexure - III

Undertaking/ Declaration (to be submitted on Non-Judicial Stamp Paper of Rs. 50/- (Min) duly

sworn before a Notary Public (duly affixed with Notarial Stamp and with Notary Seal & Notary

Registration Number) or First-Class Magistrate)

Intervention 1: Reimbursement of ECGC Policy Premium

I, ________________________, do hereby solemnly affirm that I am the owner/authorized signatory

of M/s ________________________________________, and I have been authorized to file ECGC

Policy Premium claim under RAMP Program with the Department of Industries, UT of DNH&DD.

I affirm that the documents submitted along with this application are true and correct to the best of my

knowledge and belief, and that nothing has been concealed therein. I further declare that the ECGC

policy premium claimed has not been availed under any other central or state/UT government incentive

scheme.

I undertake to refund the entire amount received under this Intervention, along with interest at the rate

of 8% per annum, and to face legal action, if any information furnished is found to be false, misleading,

or incorrect during verification or at any later stage.

Signature of the Applicant

Date:

Intervention 2: Reimbursement of Business Development Services (BDS) costs for MSME

projects

I, ____________, do hereby solemnly affirm that I am the owner/authorized signatory of M/s

____________________________, a registered MSME unit operating in the Union Territory of Dadra

& Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu.

I hereby declare that the said unit has incurred BDS expenses for a new investments /Industrial

Expansion, as per the eligibility criteria laid down in the Notification regarding “Reimbursement of

Business Development Services (BDS) costs for MSME projects” notified by the Department of

Industries, UT Administration of DNH&DD.

I affirm that the documents submitted along with this application are true and correct to the best of my

knowledge and that no part of it is false or concealed. I further affirm that the BDS services have been

duly availed for the purposes declared and are not claimed under any other incentive scheme.

I undertake to refund the entire amount received under this intervention, along with 8% interest per

annum, and face legal action, if any of the information submitted is found to be false, misleading, or

incorrect at the time of verification/checking or otherwise at any stage.

Signature of the applicant

Date: _______________

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 21

Intervention 3: SHG Product Certification cost

I, ____________, do hereby solemnly affirm that I am the authorized signatory of

____________________________ SHG, operating in the Union Territory of Dadra & Nagar Haveli

and Daman & Diu.

I hereby declare that the said SHG has incurred Product Certification cost as per the eligibility criteria

laid down in the Notification “Reimbursement of SHG Product Certification cost” notified by the

Department of Industries, UT Administration of DNH&DD.

I affirm that the documents submitted along with this application are true and correct to the best of my

knowledge and that no part of it is false or concealed. I further affirm that the SHG Product Certification

have been duly availed for the purposes declared and are not claimed under any other incentive scheme.

I undertake to refund the entire amount received under this intervention, along with 8% interest per

annum, and face legal action, if any of the information submitted is found to be false, misleading, or

incorrect at the time of verification/checking or otherwise at any stage.

Signature of the applicant

Date:

Intervention 4: Reimbursement of the Cost of Upskilling Workmen within the Industry

I, do hereby solemnly state that I am the Proprietor/Partner/Director/Authorized

Signatory of M/s, which is a registered MSME unit engaged in the business of

and operating in the Union Territory of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu.

I have been duly authorized to file the claim under the “Reimbursement of the Cost of Upskilling

Workmen within the Industry” intervention notified under the RAMP Programme of the Department of

Industries, U.T. Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu.

I hereby declare and affirm that the said MSME unit has conducted skill development/upskilling

training for its workmen as per the approved training plan, and that the training was carried out during

the operative period of these guidelines, within the territory of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman &

Diu.

The information and documents furnished along with this application are true, correct, and complete to

the best of my knowledge and belief, and nothing has been concealed therein.

I further affirm that the expenses for which reimbursement is being claimed have been actually incurred

for training purposes as declared, and valid payment proofs and supporting documents have been

submitted.

I do hereby further affirm that the unit is not submitting any false or misleading information to claim

financial assistance under this intervention.

I understand and undertake that in case any of the information or documents furnished by me is found

to be false, misleading, or incorrect at any stage, or if the unit is found ineligible, I shall be liable to

refund the entire amount of financial assistance received along with compound interest @8% per

annum, besides facing legal action as deemed appropriate.

Signature of the Applicant

Date:

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 22

Annexure IV

Certificate from Chartered Accountant in CA Letterhead

Intervention 6: Reimbursement of Business Development Services (BDS) costs for MSME

projects

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

This is to certify that M/s ________________________________, with their registered office at

____________________________________________,

and

Udyam

Registration

No.

___________________, has incurred expenditure for engaging in Business Development Services

(BDS) for its new investments / Industrial Expansion in the Union Territory of Dadra & Nagar Haveli

and Daman & Diu.

Based on the verification of the books of accounts, invoices, agreements, and supporting records

produced before us, we confirm that:

- The total project cost for establishing the new investments /Industrial Expansion MSME unit amounts

to ₹ __________________ (Rupees _________________________________________ only).

- The total expenditure incurred on BDS services amounts to ₹ __________________ (Rupees

_________________________________________ only) during the period from _______________ to

_______________.

The above expenditure on BDS pertains exclusively to the establishment and operationalization of the

MSME unit located at ________________________________________, in the UT of DNH&DD.

The services were obtained from registered and competent professionals/agencies, and valid GST

invoices are available and have been duly verified.

We declare that this certificate has been issued after due scrutiny of relevant documents and records,

and to the best of our knowledge and belief, the information furnished above is true and correct.

Name & Signature of the Chartered Accountant

with Stamp & CA Membership Number

Dated: __________

UDIN: _____________

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 23

Annexure V

ESG Compliance

Name of the Project/State/UT:

Name and Address of the Implementing Agency:

S No.

Particulars

Yes/No/NA

Remark

1

Has the Checklist used for screening?

2

How many units have filled in the checklist (in

numbers and as % of total

applications/beneficiaries)

3

Have the site visits undertaken for verification

(on sample basis)?

4

Details of awareness, Training and Capacity

Building initiatives-

i) Training module/content developed.

ii) Calendar prepared.

iii) Training provided to deputed personnel.

5

Has Grievance Redressal Mechanism put in

place?

6

Number of Grievance received?

7

Number of Grievance resolved?

Name:

Signature:

Date

Designation:

Contact

Details

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 24

Checklist: ESG Compliance (Social)

S No.

Social Assessment

Y/N/NA

If yes, pls

specify details

If not, Social

Management

Measures

1

Do you comply with the State's

Minimum Wage regulation?

2

Do you abide by Child Labour

(Prohibition & Regulation) Act?

3

Do you have safe drinking water

Arrangements?

4

Do you have First Aid Kits?

5

Is there a separate toilet for women

workers?

6

Are there any arrangements for

disposal of sanitary pads?

7

As workers in units are registered with

ESI hospitals, get their medical

checkup and treatments from

hospitals?

8

Asny system in place at unit level to

document accident or incident history

and report to the authorities?

9

Any other measure taken by industry

operator for health and safety workers.

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 25

Checklist: ESG Compliance (Environment)

S No.

Environmental

Assessment

Y/N/NA

If yes, pls specify details

If not,

Environmental

Management

Measures

1

Are you registered under

the Factories Act, 1948?

2

Is Consent to Establish

(CTE) and Consent to

Operate (CTO) applicable

to you?

If yes, have you acquired

the Certificate?

3

Does the unit generate

solid waste? (e.g. sludge,

oils, waste chemicals)

If yes, have you applied

for Solid Waste

Management

Authorization?

4

Does the unit operations

involve handling of

hazardous/dangerous

chemicals?

If yes, have you applied

for Hazardous Waste

Management

Authorization?

5

Does the unit operations

produce E-waste?

If yes, do you have

Authorised agency for E-

waste management and

handling?

6

Does the unit operations

produce Plastic waste?

If yes, do you have any

EPR authorization agency

for waste management

/recycle?

7

Does the unit/Project have

caused or will cause any

health hazard to

employees?

If yes, specify likely

occupational hazards.

8

Does the unit/Project

comply with Fire Safety

rules & Regulations?

If yes, specify potential

source of fire hazard and

mitigation measures.

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 26

Annexure VI

Indicative List of Skill Gaps and Training for Workmen (these are just illustrative example)

S

No. ^Industry

Department

Skill Gaps – Workmen

Training

Required

–

Workmen

1

Textile Yarn

Spinning

Machine handling, yarn

breakage control

Machine operation, defect

detection, routine

maintenance

Quality Control

Understanding yarn specs

Yarn quality parameters,

basic lab testing

Maintenance

Basic upkeep, lubrication

Preventive maintenance, tool

use

2

Wire & Cable

Drawing/Stranding

Wire gauge handling, machine

tuning

Drawing machine operation,

safety handling

Insulation

Uneven coating, defect

spotting

Insulation techniques,

measuring tools

Testing & Packing

Mislabeling, improper coiling

Inspection techniques,

packing SOPs

3

Paper

Packaging

Printing

Ink usage, colour matching

Flexo/offset printing

operation

Die-Cutting

Blade setting, misalignment

Die machine setup,

maintenance

Gluing & Packing

Glue wastage, folding errors

Gluing equipment handling,

packaging SOP

4

Pharmaceuticals

Production

(Granulation,

Compression)

SOP non-compliance, poor

hygiene

GMP compliance, batch

record training

Quality Control

Sample handling, equipment

cleaning

QC sampling, equipment

hygiene

Packaging

Labelling errors, sealing issues

Blister/bottle packaging

techniques

5

Plastic

Injection Molding

Improper mold fitting, cycle

time issues

Mold setting, safety handling

Extrusion

Temperature control, wall

thickness inconsistency

Extruder operation,

calibration

Assembly

&

Packing

Poor finishing, incorrect

packing

Finishing, visual QC,

packing SOPs

6

General

Industries

Stores/Logistics

Stock mismanagement, poor

recordkeeping

Inventory handling, ERP

basics

EHS/Safety

Unsafe practices, no PPE

usage

Basic industrial safety,

emergency handling

***

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 27

UT Administration of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu,

Police Department,

Office of the Sub Divisional Police Officer,

District Police Head Quarters, Fudam,

Diu-362520

No.PHQ/EST-II/Pers.File/2026/234 Dated: 02/04/2026

Read: - Application dated:-11/03/2024 from Pradip Magan Makwana, Head Constable, PIS No.

28080006 of Account Section, Police Head Quarter, Diu

O R D E R

The approval of the Competent Authority is hereby conveyed for change of name in official

records of "Makwana Pradip Magan" Police Constable PIS No. 28080006 of Police Department, Dadra

and Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu. It is hereby ordered that the name of “Makwana Pradip Magan”

recorded in Government records/documents may be read as “PRADIP MAGANLAL” instead of

“Makwana Pradip Magan”.

This is issued with the concurrence of the Secretary (Pers.) DNH & DD, Daman vide diary No.

1494986, dated:-09/02/2026 and approval of the Hon’ble Deputy Inspector General of Police, Dadra &

Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu being appointing authority vide diary No. 1513160, dated:-18/03/2026.

Sd/–

Sub Divisional Police Officer,

Diu.

***

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 28

U.T. Administration of Dadra and Nagar Haveli

&Daman & Diu, Revenue Department

Office of the Collector, Daman.

FORM-II

[See Section 11(1) and Rule 5 (1)]

PRELIMINARY NOTIFICATION

No.3/141/LND-ACQ/2025-26/818

Date: - 02/04/2026

Whereas, it appears to the appropriate Government that a total 23570.00 Sq. Mtrs. of Private

land (standard measurement) the land is required in the Damanwada, Moti Daman, Daman District

for a public purpose, namely, the Acquisition of land for Tourism Development Projects at Village

Damanwada, Moti Daman. The Social Impact Assessment (SIA) was carried out by the Gujarat

Environment Management Institute (GEMI), Ghandhinagar, Gujarat, an Agency appointed by the Dy.

Collector (HQ) with the approval of the Land Acquisition Collector/Collector, Daman vide Order

No.3/141/LND-ACQ/2025-26/1242 dated 17.06.2025, and a report submitted/ preliminary

investigation was conducted by a team constituted by the Collector as laid down under rule 4 of the

Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement

(Social Impact Assessment and Consent) Rules, 2014. The summary of the Social Impact Assessment

Report/ preliminary investigation is as follows:

The proposed project is to promote planned tourism development in the Damanwada area of

Moti Daman through land acquisition. The project includes a large eco recreational zone, green spaces,

nature trails, an amphitheatre, an educational zone for children and sea facing wellness decks. It will

also feature a food court and retail area operated by local SHGs, a modern conference centre or resort,

and a water sports and adventure zone. A multi-level parking facility for more than 200 vehicles will

also be added. Through MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) activities,

international conferences will be organized in Daman. Overall, the project will boost tourism, improve

the visitor experience and strengthen the local economy.

During the public hearing, the project proponent proposed the development of tourism facilities

on the proposed land through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, which will result in a

significant reduction in financial expenditure for the government. Furthermore, the SIA team has

assessed the land acquisition and deemed it suitable for public purpose. The final decision on adopting

the PPP model lies with the Tourism Department. In this context, as per the GEMI Social Impact

Assessment Study Report, land acquisition is recommended subject to compliance with the RFCTLARR-

2013 Act.

The Dy. Collector (HQ) is appointed as Administrator for the purpose of Rehabilitation and

Resettlement of the affected families vide Notification dated 04/05/2015 U/s. 43 of the Act. Therefore,

it is notified that for the above-said project in Nani Daman District, a piece of land measuring 23570.00

sq. mtr. of standard measurement, whose detailed description is as following, is under acquisition:

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 29

Sr.

No.

Survey

No.

Type

of

land

Area under

acquisition

(Sq.mtrs.)

Name and address of person

interested

Boundaries

N

S.

E.

W.

1.

4/1-A

N.A.

21570.00

Highway Services Pvt. Ltd.

East: S.No.4/1-A

(part), S.No. 3,

S.No. 4/2-A (part)

West: S.No.5

North: Road

South: S.No.5

2.

4/2-A

Agri.

2000.00

Jikar Allahrakha Saiyad

23570.00

Trees

Variety

Number

Saru

02

Coconut

78

Jungli

16

Mango

04

Tamarind

10

Bhindi

02

Bordi

03

Banyan

04

Total:

119

Structures

Type

Area

Nil

--

This Notification is made under the provisions of Section-11(1) of the Right to Fair

Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 (30

of 2013), to all whom it may concern.

A plan of the land may be inspected in the Office of the Collector, Dholar, Moti Daman, and

the Director (Tourism), DNH & DD (Requiring Body) during the working day and working hours.

The Government is pleased to authorize Mamlatdar, Daman and his Talathi to enter upon

and survey land, take levels of any land, dig or bore into the sub-soil, and do all other acts required for

the proper execution of their work as provided and specified in Section-12 of the said Act.

Under Section-11(4) of the Act, no person shall make any transaction or cause any transaction

of land i.e. sale/purchase, etc. or create any encumbrances on such land from the date of publication of

such notification without prior approval of the Collector.

Objections to the acquisition, if any, may be filed by the person interested within 60 (Sixty

Days) from the date of publication of this notification as provided under Section-15 of the Act before

Collector.

Place: Daman

Date: 02/04/2026

Sd/–

(Saurabh Mishra)

Collector, Daman.

***

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 30

UT Administration of

Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu

(Department of Land Acquisition)

Silvassa-396230

No. LAQ/Khadoli Junction/Khanvel Junction/Road/73/2021/16/LAO/2026 Date: 06/04/2026

NOTICE

(Under Section 21 of RFCTLARR Act, 2013)

WHEREAS, vide Preliminary Notification No. LAQ / Khadoli Junction/Khanvel

Junction/Road/73/2021/1080 dated. 19.12.2022, it was Notified under section 11 of the Right to Fair

compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013, that

the land described in the schedule hereto (thereafter referred to as the said land/lands) were needed or

likely to be needed for the public purpose, namely for the purpose for the Widening of road from

Khadoli Junction to Khanvel Junction.

AND WHEREAS, a report was submitted to the Appropriate Government i.e. Hon’ble

Administrator, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu to proceed with acquisition process and the

same has been approved by the Appropriate Government i.e. Administrator of Daman& Diu and Dadra

& Nagar Haveli;

AND WHEREAS, vide Declaration No. LAQ / Khadoli Junction/KhanvelJunction/Road/

2021/Part-II/62 /1148 dated. 23.12.2025 it was declared under the provision of Section 19 of the Land

Acquisition and Rehabilitation Act that the said lands are required for the public purpose, and namely

purpose for the Widening of road from Khadoli Junction to Khanvel Junction.

AND WHEREAS, in connection with acquisition of private land admeasuring 117750.00 Sq.

Mtrs. for the Widening of road from Khadoli Junction to Khanvel Junction, the Administration of

Dadra and Nagar Haveli intends to take possession of land, the particulars of which are given in the

declaration U/s 19(1) of the Right to Fair compensation & Transparency in land Acquisition

Rehabilitation and Resettlement (RFCTLARR) Act, 2013;

AND WHEREAS, under section 21 of the RFCTLARR Act, 2013, the Government intends to

take possession of the land in 30 days from the date of issue of this Notice, and claims to compensations

and rehabilitation and resettlement for all interests in the land, has to be submitted to the Collector for

disposal within 30 days from the date of issue of this Notice;

The details of compensation on the land acquisition as per the Annexure- I, II and III are

enclosed herewith.

AND WHEREAS, under sub section (1) & (2) of Section 22 of the said Act, the Collector may

also require any such person to make or deliver to him/her a statement containing the name of every

other person possessing any interest in the land or any part thereof as co-proprietor, mortgage, tenant

or otherwise, and of the nature of such interest, and of the rents and profits, if any received or receivable

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 31

on account thereof for three years next preceding the date of statement, every person required to make

or deliver a statement under this section shall be deemed to be legally bound to do so within the meaning

of section 175 and176 of the Indian Penal Code (45 of 1860);

NOW THEREFORE, to facilitate causation of the above requirements, public notice is hereby

served under section 21 of the RFCTLARR Act, 2013 that all persons having interest in the said land

to appear personally or advocate before the Collector, Dadra and Nagar Haveli on 05/05/2026 and to

state in writing and signed by the party of his agent, the following:

a) The nature of their respective interest in their land;

b) The amount and particulars of their claims to compensation for such interest;

c) Their objection if any to the measurements made and marked on the referred area.

Please take notice that as provided under sub section 22 of the aforesaid Act, every person

required to make or deliver a statement under this section shall be deemed to be legally bound to do so

within the meaning of section 175 and 178 of the Indian Penal Code (45 of 1860).

Sd/–

(PRIYANK KISHORE)

Collector

Dadra and Nagar Haveli

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 32

Annexure-I

Details of Land Acquisition proposal for widening of road from Khadoli Junction to Khanvel Junction

Khadoli Village

Sr.

No.

Village

Land Owner's Name

Plot No/

Survey No.

Class of

land

Total area in

Square

Meter as per

Village

abstract 7 x

12

Area to be

acquired

(Sq. Mt.)

Avarage

Market

Rate per

sq. Mtr.

Value of

land to be

acquired

(6x7) Rs.

Multiplication

Factor of 2 on

Principle

Comp.

amount of

land (8x2) Rs.

12%

Rate of

Interest

per

annum

Solatium

100% on

Multiplication

value of land

(10) Rs.

Total

Compensation

of land

(10+11+12) Rs.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

1

Khadoli

Dilip Magan Patel,

Ranjit Mangan Patel

340/1/1/2/1P1

Agri.

3881

859

540

463860

927720

0

927720

1855440

2

Khadoli

Sumanben Rajubhai,

Mehul Rajubhai,

Rahul Rajubhai,

Praful Rajubhai,

Zifer Kalu Ghutiya

340/4/1Plot

No.7

Agri.

7400

1725

540

931500

1863000

0

1863000

3726000

ShriZanduram Babaria)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

3

Khadoli

Lahnu Dhakal Gourat

340/2/4/Plot

No.8

Agri.

7400

789

540

426060

852120

0

852120

1704240

4

Khadoli

Dhakal Ramji Padvi

340/4/10 Plot

No. 10

Agri.

7400

647

540

349380

698760

0

698760

1397520

5

Khadoli

Raslu Widow of

Dhakhal Jatiya,

Budhi Dhakal Jatiya,

Bhadli Dhakal Jatiya,

Jani Dhakal Jatiya,

Laxmi Jana Jatiya,

Soniya Jana Jatiya.

288

Agri.

5900

70

540

37800

75600

0

75600

151200

6

Khadoli

Smti Janiben Devji

Dokiya,

Smt. Lataben Devji

Dokiya,

Smt. Parvati Devji

Dokiya,

Maniben Devji Dokiya,

Pramod Devji Dokiya,

Soniben Devji Dokiya

287

Agri.

2700

851

540

459540

919080

0

919080

1838160

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 33

Sr.

No.

Village

Land Owner's Name

Plot No/

Survey No.

Class of

land

Total area in

Square

Meter as per

Village

abstract 7 x

12

Area to be

acquired

(Sq. Mt.)

Avarage

Market

Rate per

sq. Mtr.

Value of

land to be

acquired

(6x7) Rs.

Multiplication

Factor of 2 on

Principle

Comp.

amount of

land (8x2) Rs.

12%

Rate of

Interest

per

annum

Solatium

100% on

Multiplication

value of land

(10) Rs.

Total

Compensation

of land

(10+11+12) Rs.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

7

Khadoli

Lahnu Sonji Bhusara

286/2

Agri.

2000

543

540

293220

586440

0

586440

1172880

Smt. Sunita Tilakdhai

Giri

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

8

Khadoli

Balbir Structure Pvt.

Ltd.

285/3

NA

4422

4422

1080

4775760

9551520

0

9551520

19103040

(Shri. Shailesh Patel)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(Shri. Parbhubhai

Vajirbhai Patel)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(Shri. Chetan Mohan

Patel)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

9

Khadoli

Ramesh Lahubhai

Mahla,

Dilip Lahubhai Mahla,

Banai Lahubhai Mahla

265/1P1

NA

4473

4

540

2160

4320

0

4320

8640

10

Khadoli

Daji Sajjna Vangad

Jaguben Sajjna Vangad

Sakhru Sajjna Vangad

Girjiben Widow of

Sajjana Dhakal

262/1

Agri.

6000

192

540

103680

207360

0

207360

414720

11

Khadoli

Devu Bapji Bhoya,

Shiva Bapji Bhoya

263/1

Agri

700

539

540

291060

582120

0

582120

1164240

Smt. Lilaben Jankabhai

Parmar

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

12

Khadoli

Widow Savita Arvind

Patel,

Champuben Hadiya

Nitin Arvind Patel,

Nimisha Arvind Patel,

Saraswati Arvind Patel.

263/2

Agri.

1300

722

540

389880

779760

0

779760

1559520

(Smt. Lilaben Jankbhai

Parmar

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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Sr.

No.

Village

Land Owner's Name

Plot No/

Survey No.

Class of

land

Total area in

Square

Meter as per

Village

abstract 7 x

12

Area to be

acquired

(Sq. Mt.)

Avarage

Market

Rate per

sq. Mtr.

Value of

land to be

acquired

(6x7) Rs.

Multiplication

Factor of 2 on

Principle

Comp.

amount of

land (8x2) Rs.

12%

Rate of

Interest

per

annum

Solatium

100% on

Multiplication

value of land

(10) Rs.

Total

Compensation

of land

(10+11+12) Rs.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

(Shri. Arvind Hadiya)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Shri Amrutbhai

Kalyanbhai Pipatiya)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

13

Khadoli

Jamsu Lallu Dhedi,

Raviya Lallu Dhedi

199/1/2

Agri.

37797

2038

540

1100520

2201040

0

2201040

4402080

Dilip Ravyabhai

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

(Shri. Ranjitbhai

Ravyabhai )

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

14

Khadoli

Suman Kiku Patel

Manilal Vesta Patel,

Smt.Vinuben Kiku

Patel,

Jayesh Kiku Patel,

Smt.Sadhana Kiku

Patel,

Anil Vasant Patel,

Smt,

Kamliben Vasantbhai

Patel,

Smt Arunaben

Vasantbhai Patel,

Shri Jitsh Vasant Patel

196/1

Agri.

1300

509

540

274860

549720

0

549720

1099440

Shri Kiku Vesta Patel

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

15

Khadoli

Ladkiya Lahnu

Chumbaliya

195/P1

Agri.

3454

1148

540

619920

1239840

0

1239840

2479680

Smt. Sevanti Kishan

Bhoya

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

SERIES – II No. 13 THE GAZETTE OF DNH & DD Page 35

Sr.

No.

Village

Land Owner's Name

Plot No/

Survey No.

Class of

land

Total area in

Square

Meter as per

Village

abstract 7 x

12

Area to be

acquired

(Sq. Mt.)

Avarage

Market

Rate per

sq. Mtr.

Value of

land to be

acquired

(6x7) Rs.

Multiplication

Factor of 2 on

Principle

Comp.

amount of

land (8x2) Rs.

12%

Rate of

Interest

per

annum

Solatium

100% on

Multiplication

value of land

(10) Rs.

Total

Compensation

of land

(10+11+12) Rs.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

16

Khadoli

Artu Rama Vangad

Mavji Rama Vangad

Lakhma Rama Vangad

Lachhaiben Rama

Vangad

Manchhu Rama

Vangad

Jankai Rama Vagad

Jamna Rama Vangad

Janku Rama Vangad

194/1P1

Agri.

683

331

540

178740

357480

0

357480

714960

Shri. Mavji Rama

Vagda

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Shri. Janku Rama

Vagda

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

17

Khadoli

Damji Bablu

Chumbhadiya

194/2P1

Agri.

300

258

540

139320

278640

0

278640

557280

18

Khadoli

Navji Lahnu

Chumbhadiya

Bhikhi Navji

Chumbhadiya

Tulshi Navji

Chumbhadiya

Mayni Navji

Chumbhadiya

194/3P1

Agri.

14700

1204

540

650160

1300320

0

1300320

2600640

19

Khadoli

Jayeshkumar

Balvantsinh Mahida

122/6P1

Agri.

30400

1013

540

547020

1094040

0

1094040

2188080

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Sr.

No.

Village

Land Owner's Name

Plot No/

Survey No.

Class of

land

Total area in

Square

Meter as per

Village

abstract 7 x

12

Area to be

acquired

(Sq. Mt.)

Avarage

Market

Rate per

sq. Mtr.

Value of

land to be

acquired

(6x7) Rs.

Multiplication

Factor of 2 on

Principle

Comp.

amount of

land (8x2) Rs.

12%

Rate of

Interest

per

annum

Solatium

100% on

Multiplication

value of land

(10) Rs.

Total

Compensation

of land

(10+11+12) Rs.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

20

Khadoli

Prakash Ramesh

Donkya,

Anil Ramesh Donkya,

Manisha Ramesh

Donkya,

Widow Lataben

Ramesh Donkya,

Sunil Satish Donkya,

Kisan Satish Donkya,

Minor Sagar Satish,

Donkya, Widow

Savanben Satish

Donkya.

132/P1

Agri.

534

431

540

232740

465480

0

465480

930960

21

Khadoli

Smt. Ritdevi

Shitalprasad Soni

134

Agri.

3700

182

540

98280

196560

0

196560

393120

22

Khadoli

Widow Kakduben

Barku Donkya

Prakash Ramesh

Donkya

Satish Barku Donkya,

Ramesh Donkya

Manisha Ramesh

Donkya

Lataben Ramesh

Donkya.

Anil Ramesh Donkya.

138/1P1

Agri.

1948

181

540

97740

195480

0

195480

390960

23

Khadoli

Widow Raslu Dhakal

Zatiya

Bhadli Dhakal Zatiya

Jani Dhakal Zatiya

Laxmi Dhakal Zatiya

Soniya Jana Zatiya

Budhi Dhakal Zatiya

138/2P1

Agri.

940

370

540

199800

399600

0

399600

799200

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Sr.

No.

Village

Land Owner's Name

Plot No/

Survey No.

Class of

land

Total area in

Square

Meter as per

Village

abstract 7 x

12

Area to be

acquired

(Sq. Mt.)

Avarage

Market

Rate per

sq. Mtr.

Value of

land to be

acquired

(6x7) Rs.

Multiplication

Factor of 2 on

Principle

Comp.

amount of

land (8x2) Rs.

12%

Rate of

Interest

per

annum

Solatium

100% on

Multiplication

value of land

(10) Rs.

Total

Compensation

of land

(10+11+12) Rs.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

24

Khadoli

Kakad Raju Jirval

139/1P1

Agri.

3350

528

540

285120

570240

0

570240

1140480

25

Khadoli

Navsa Govind Jirval

139/1P2

Agri.

2981

417

540

225180

450360

0

450360

900720

26

Khadoli

Dharmubhai Dhakal

Gavit

Lasiben Dhakal Gavit,

Sagir Sureshbhai

Nathiyabhai Birari,

Sagir Sangitaben

Nathiyabhai Birari

Sagir Kishanbhai

Nathiyabhai Birari

Late Rajesh

139/2P1

Agri.

1364

198

540

106920

213840

0

213840

427680

(Chanya Chanan Patel)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

27

Khadoli

Jai Corp. Ltd.

140/1/1/1

N.A.

83200

1815

1080

1960200

3920400

0

3920400

7840800

28

Khadoli

Soma Savji

147

Agri.

2000

1230

540

664200

1328400

0

1328400

2656800

29

Khadoli

Suraj Industries

146

N.A.

13800

186

1080

200880

401760

0

401760

803520

30

Khadoli

Tach Feb India

Industries Ltd.

148/1

N.A.

2200

553

1080

597240

1194480

0

1194480

2388960

31

Khadoli

Tach Feb India

Industries Ltd.

148/2

N.A.

2200

369

1080

398520

797040

0

797040

1594080

32

Khadoli

Smt. Rajni Govinda

Shetty

149/1

Agri.

2100

67

540

36180

72360

0

72360

144720

33

Khadoli

Smt. Rajni Govinda

Shetty,

Shree Govinda Shetty

149/2

Agri.

600

600

540

324000

648000

0

648000

1296000

34

Khadoli

Govinda Sundar Shetty

150/P1

Agri.

1843

216

540

116640

233280

0

233280

466560

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Sr.

No.

Village

Land Owner's Name

Plot No/

Survey No.

Class of

land

Total area in

Square

Meter as per

Village

abstract 7 x

12

Area to be

acquired

(Sq. Mt.)

Avarage

Market

Rate per

sq. Mtr.

Value of

land to be

acquired

(6x7) Rs.

Multiplication

Factor of 2 on

Principle

Comp.

amount of

land (8x2) Rs.

12%

Rate of

Interest

per

annum

Solatium

100% on

Multiplication

value of land

(10) Rs.

Total

Compensation

of land

(10+11+12) Rs.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

35

Khadoli

Manuben Vansa

Dhodi’s daughter,

Vinaben Widow of

Shankar,

Jitesh Shankar Dhodi,

Jotshna Shankar

Dhodi,

Mukesh Shankar Dhodi

150/P2

Agri.

4244

764

540

412560

825120

0

825120

1650240

Khokan Das

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Smt. Shardaben

Jiteshbhai Patel

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Smt. Savitaben Umed

Patel

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

36

Khadoli

Bai Budhi Widow of

Hadiya Dhediya

Champuben Hadiya,

Arvind Hadiya

151/1P1

Agri.

4235

400

540

216000

432000

0

432000

864000

37

Khadoli

Hiteshbhai Sumanbhai

Vasoniya

152/P1

Agri.

425

399

540

215460

430920

0

430920

861840

38

Khadoli

Rupji Dival Vadvi

152/P4

Agri.

2200

496

540

267840

535680

0

535680

1071360

39

Khadoli

Manilal Vesta Patel,

Smt.Vinuben Kiku

Patel,

Suman Kiku Patel,

Jayesh Kiku Patel,

Smt.Sadhana Kiku

Patel,

Smt Kamliben Vasant

Patel,

Smt Arunaben Vasant

Patel,

185/1P1

Agri.

8562

922

540

497880

995760

0

995760

1991520

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Sr.

No.

Village

Land Owner's Name

Plot No/

Survey No.

Class of

land

Total area in

Square

Meter as per

Village

abstract 7 x

12

Area to be

acquired

(Sq. Mt.)

Avarage

Market

Rate per

sq. Mtr.

Value of

land to be

acquired

(6x7) Rs.

Multiplication

Factor of 2 on

Principle

Comp.

amount of

land (8x2) Rs.

12%

Rate of

Interest

per

annum

Solatium

100% on

Multiplication

value of land

(10) Rs.

Total

Compensation

of land

(10+11+12) Rs.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

Jitesh Vasant Patel,

Shri Anil Vasant Patel

40

Khadoli

Barkiya Chandu

Chumbhadiya

185/2

Agri.

200

173

540

93420

186840

0

186840

373680

41

Khadoli

Bai Navsi Widow of

Chaita Devu,

Shanti Chaita,

Sonji Chaita

186/2/P1

Agri.

9400

381

540

205740

411480

0

411480

822960

(Smt. Sunita Sunil

Bhoya)

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

42

Khadoli

Sevanti Kishan Bhoya

186/2/1P

Agri.

300

16

540

8640

17280

0

17280

34560

43

Khadoli

Nizar Narsrudinh

Khutlivala

190

Agri.

3800

584

540

315360

630720

0

630720

1261440

44

Khadoli

Manilal Vesta Patel,

Smt.Vinuben Kiku

Patel,

Suman Kiku Patel,

Jayesh Kiku Patel

Smt.Sadhana Kiku

Patel,

Kamliben Vasant Patel,

Smt Arunaben Vasant

Patel,

Jitesh Vasant Patel,

Shri Anil Vasant Patel

191

Agri.

2000

651

540

351540

703080

0

703080

1406160

45

Khadoli

Shree Sarkar

340/1P5

Agri.

300

195

0

0

0

0

0

0

46

Khadoli

Shree Sarkar

9028

Kotar

2900

131

0

0

0

0

0

0

47

Khadoli

Shree Sarkar

286/1

Agri.

100

57

0

0

0

0

0

0

48

Khadoli

Shree Sarkar

195/P2

ROAD

46

46

0

0

0

0

0

0

49

Khadoli

Shree Sarkar

194/1P2

Road

117

99

0

0

0

0

0

0