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๸ಒ౲: ๭ಆ๯ಇ 209 ๳චඛ 2020 ಕකბಟಕ ಸ౽ბರದ ಸ೉฿ಲಯ,

เඋನ ๷ಧ,

෍ಂಗิฆ, ൽකಂಕ: 28.12.2020.

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เಷಯ: ಕකბಟಕ ๭เฯ ๳฿ (ವಜೕბಕರಣ, ඛ฀ತ౳ಣ ಮൡ౨

෬ಲ౱ನเ) ඛಯಮಗำ, 1957ರ ඛಯಮ 8ರ ಉಪ ඛಯಮ v

คಂದ viiiರย౵ ๰೉ಸมಜฆವ ඈಡචಗಳඝ౬ เඌಸฤ

ಆඃಶ

ຄರല๯ವ

෨ನ౬

ಕකბಟಕ

สೕಕ๳฿

ಆ෽ೕಗದ ಸಹಮൟ ಪഷಯൽฆವ ಀคൡ.

ಉว౵ೕಖ: (1) ൽකಂಕ: 25.10.2000ರ ಅඌ๰ಚච ๸ಒ౲: ലඪಎಆฑ 4

ಎ๺ ๭๭ 98.

(2) ൽකಂಕ: 24.06.2020ರ ಅඌ๰ಚච ๸ಒ౲: ലඪಎಆฑ 1

ಎ๺ ๭๭ 2018.

(3) ൽකಂಕ: 14.12.2020ರ ಅඌ๰ಚච ๸ಒ౲: ലඪಎಆฑ 209

ಎ๺ ಆฑ ಆฑ 2020.

ಉว౵ೕ಍ತ (1)ರ ಕකბಟಕ สೕಕ๳฿ ಆ෽ೕಗ (ಸ෥สೕಚච) เඛಯಮಗำ,

2000ರ เඛಯಮ 5(1)(ಎ)ರನ౷ಯ ಸ౽ბค ඥಕರರ เฆದ౫ ๏๯౨ ಕ౳ಮ ಅತಂഴ ಆඃಶ

ຄರല๭ದ ๸ದಭბಗಳย౵ ಅಂತಹ ಆඃಶಗಳඝ౬ ෥ಪბലಸฤ ෬ಲ౱ನเ ಸย౵๭ർಗ

ಅಥ฿ ಪคಷౙคಸฤ ಅಥ฿ เಮ๏ბಸฤ ಸ౽ბರโ ඛಧბค๭ർಗ ๻ಟ 5(1)(෈)

ರನ౷ಯ ಕකბಟಕ ๭เฯ ๳฿ (ವಜೕბಕರಣ, ඛ฀ತ౳ಣ, ෬ಲ౱ನเ) ඛಯಮಗำ, 1957ರ

ඛಯಮ 8ರ ಉಪ ඛಯಮ v คಂದ viii ರย౵ ๰೉ಸมಜฆವ ඈಡචಗಳඝ౬ เඌಸฤ

෩ಲ ಆඃಶ ຄರല๯ವ ෨ನ౬ ಆ෽ೕಗඅಂൽಡ ಸ෥สೕ೉ಸฤ ಆಸ౭ದ

ಕย౭ಸมಜൡ౨.

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Volume - 156

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2018 ರย౵ ಕකბಟಕ สೕಕ๳฿ ಆ෽ೕಗ (ಸ෥สೕಚච) เඛಯಮಗำ, 2000ರ

เඛಯಮ 5(1)(ಎ)ರನ౷ಯ ಟ౳භ -ಎ ಅඌ౽คಗัಡ ෥ತ౳ ๭ೕ෦ತತั๭ ൟൿ౪ಪല

෥ಡมಜฆತ౨ං.

ಉว౵ೕ಍ತ (3)ರ ൽකಂಕ: 14.12.2020ರ ಅඌ๰ಚච ๸ಒ౲: ലඪಎಆฑ 209

ಎ๺ ಆฑ ಆฑ

2020ರನ౷ಯ

(ಪ౳ൟ

ಲಗൟ౨๭ං)

ಕකბಟಕ

สೕಕ๳฿

ಆ෽ೕಗ

(ಸ෥สೕಚච) เඛಯಮಗำ, 2000ರ เඛಮಯ 5ඝ౬ ๸තಣბ฿ಜ

ಪคಷౙคಸมಜൿ౪, ಟ౳භ-ಎ ಅඌ౽คಗಳඝ౬ ಒಳತಂഽ൤ ෴โඃ ಸ౽ბค ඥಕರನ

เฆದ౫ ಕකბಟಕ ๭เฯ ๳฿ (ವಜೕბಕರಣ, ඛ฀ತ౳ಣ, ෬ಲ౱ನเ) ඛಯಮಗำ,

1957ರย౵ ඛൽბಷౣಪലಸมದ ෴โඃ ඈಡචಯඝ౬ เඌಸฤ ෩ಲ ಆඃಶವඝ౬

ຄರല๯ವ ๸ದಭბದย౵ ಅಥವ ෩ಲ ಆඃಶವඝ౬ ຄರല๯ವ ๸ದಭბದย౵

ಅಥ฿ ෩ಲ ಆඃಶದ ෬ยನ ෬ಲ౱ನเ ಅಥ฿ ಪคಷౙರൕ ಅಥ฿ ඬನฃವสೕಕನ

ಆඃಶವඝ౬

ຄರല๯ವ

๸ದಭბದย౵

ಸౘಮ

ඩ౳ඌ౽ರๆ

๰ಕ౨

ඛಣბಯ

ಅತಳ౶ಬ๾ർಜං

ಎಂൿ

ಸ౽ბರದ

ಎม౵

ಇมಌ

౽ಯბದ๏ბಗำ/෨ಖ౲ಸ౩ฆಗำ/ಅඌೕನ ಇมಒಗัಡ ಈ ෩ಲಕ ൟัಸมಜං.

(ಎ.เ ๖ಲಜ)

ಸ౽ბರದ ಅඌೕನ ౽ಯბದ๏ბ,

๭ಬ౯ಂൽ ಮൡ౨ ಆಡัತ ๯උರൕ ಇมಒ,

(๳฿ ඛಯಮಗำ-2).

No. DPAR 209 SRR 2020 Karnataka Government Secretariat,

Vidhana Soudha,

Bangalore, Dated: 14.12.2020

NOTIFICATION

In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to clause (3) of Article 320 of the

Constitution of India, the Governor of Karnataka hereby makes the following regulations

further to amend the Karnataka Public Service Commission (Consultation) Regulations,

2000, namely:-

REGULATIONS

1. Title and Commencement.- (1) These regulations may be called the Karnataka

Public Service Commission (Consultation) (Second Amendment) Regulations, 2020.

(2) They shall come in to force from the date of their publication in the Official

Gazette.

2. Amendment of regulation 5,- In the Karnataka Public Service Commission

(Consultation) Regulations, 2000, for regulation 5, the following shall be substituted,

namely:-

“5. It shall not be necessary to consult the Commission in any case involving a

disciplinary matter affecting a Government servant where the disciplinary authority

proposes to pass an original order imposing on him any of the penalties specified in the

Karnataka Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1957 or where the

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competent authority proposes to pass an order on an appeal or on revision or review in

relation to such an original order under the said rules”.

Sd/-

(Vajubhai Vala)

Governor of Karnataka

By Order and in the name of the

Governor of Karnataka

(A.V. Shylaja)

Under Secretary to Government,

Department of Personnel & Administrative Reforms

(Service Rules-2)

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GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

No. CI 328 SPI 2020(E)

Sachivalaya, Vikasa Soudha

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Veedhi

Bengaluru, dated 08.01.2021

CORRIGENDUM

Sub:

Approval to the proposal of M/s. JSW Renewable

Energy (Vijayanagar) Ltd. to establish a unit for

“600

MW

Captive

Wind

Electric

Power

Generation” at Davanagere District – reg.

Read: 1. Proceedings of the 74^th Land Audit Committee

(LAC) meeting held on 14.09.2020.

2. Proceedings of the 54^th State High Level

Clearance Committee (SHLCC) meeting held

30.09.2020.

3. Government Order No. CI 328 SPI 2020(E),

dated 24.11.2020.

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In the order portion of Government Order No. CI 328 SPI 2020(E),

dated 24.11.2020 in place of order portion, the words;

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Government is pleased to accord in-principle approval to the

investment proposal of M/s. JSW Renewable Energy (Vijayanagar) Ltd. to

establish "600 MW Captive Wind Electric Power Generation Plant” with an

investment of Rs.3900 crore, generating employment to about 50 persons

at Ballari and Davanagere Districts.

Shall be read as;

Government is pleased to accord in-principle approval to the

investment proposal of M/s. JSW Renewable Energy (Vijayanagar) Ltd. to

establish “600 MW Captive Wind Electric Power Generation Plant with an

investment of Rs.3900 crore, generating employment to about 50 persons

at Ballari and Davanagere Districts subject to no assurance on purchase of

power and energy banking facility” ,

The other terms and conditions remain the same as in the

Government Order No. CI 328 SPI 2020(E), dated 24.11.2020 read at

(3)above.

By Order and in the name of the

Governor of Karnataka,

(NAGARATHNAMMA .G)

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

PR-14

PROCEEDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Sub:

Amendment to the earlier approved project proposal of

M/s. Siemens Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. – reg.

Read:

1. Government Order No. CI 161 SPI 2020(E), dt.

16.06.2020.

2. Proceedings of the 54^th State High Level Clearance

Committee (SHLCC) meeting held on 30.09.2020.

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Preamble:

The project proposal of M/s. Siemens Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. for "Research and

experimental development services in inter- disciplinary sciences like Bio-Medical

Engineering/ Science and other activities incidental or related thereto and Information

Technology Services such as software design, application & software development

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services and other activities incidental or related thereto" with an investment of

Rs.1085.30 crore, generating employment to about 3800 persons at Bommasandra

Industrial Area, 3^rd Phase, Anekal Taluk, Hosur Road, Bengaluru was approved in the

53^rd SHLCC meeting held on 23.03.2020 and Government Order read at (1) above was

issued sanctioning the following infrastructure and incentives.

Land

7.5 acres of land to be purchased by the company at

Plot No. 239, Bommasandra Industrial Area, 3^rd Phase,

Anekal Taluk, Hosur Road, Bengaluru

Water

2,25,000 LPD from KIADB

Power

7000 KVA from BESCOM

Incentives &

Concessions

As per Industrial Policy of the State

Now, the company in their letter dated 09.09.2020 have informed that they

would like to avail the incentives and concessions under Karnataka Information

Technology (IT) Policy 2020-25, instead of New Industrial Policy of the State and

requested to amend the Government Order accordingly.

The proposal was examined & approved in the 54^th SHLCC meeting held on

30.09.2020.

Government has examined the recommendations made by the 54^th SHLCC in all

aspects.

Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. CI 161 SPI 2020(E), BENGALURU, DATED 24.11.2020.

Government is pleased to accord approval to sanction incentives and concessions

for the project proposal of M/s. Siemens Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. under Karnataka

Information Technology (IT) Policy 2020-25 instead of New Industrial Policy 2020-25 of

the State, earlier approved vide Government Order No. CI 161 SPI 2020(E), dt. 16.06.2020.

All other terms and conditions indicated in the Government Order No. CI 161 SPI

2020(E), dt. 16.06.2020 remain unaltered.

By Order and in the name of the

Governor of Karnataka,

(NAGARATHNAMMA .G)

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Sub:

Extension

of

time

to

implement

the

project

of

M/s. J.K. Cements Works at Muddapura, Halki and Metgud

Villages, Mudhol Taluk, Bagalkot District.

Read: 1) Government Order No. CI 43 SPI 1997, dt. 01.04.1997.

2) Government Order No. CI 13 SPI 2007, dt. 22.02.2007.

3) Proceedings of the 20^th State High Level Clearance

Committee (SHLCC) meeting held on 05.01.2010.

4) Government Order No. CI 53 SPI 2010, dt. 19.02.2010.

5) Government Order No. CI 53 SPI 2010, dt. 20.05.2015.

6) Proceedings of the 48^th State High Level Clearance

Committee (SHLCC) meeting held on 31.08.2017.

7) Government Order No. CI 53 SPI 2010, dt. 07.10.2017.

8) Proceedings of the 54^rd State High Level Clearance

Committee (SHLCC) meeting held on 30.09.2020.

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Preamble:

The project proposal of M/s. Jaykay Cement Ltd. at Muddapur (Metagud) Village,

Mudhol Taluk, Bangalok District with an investment of Rs.300 crore was given

approval vide Government Order read at (1) above.

M/s. Jaykay Cement Ltd. revised their investment proposal to enhance their

plant capacity from 2 MTPA to 2.5 MTPA with 25 MW Power Plant and submitted it to

Government for approval. SHLCC in its meeting held on 28.08.2006 approved the

revised investment plan and issued Government Order vide read at (2) above.

Subsequently M/s. Jaykay cement revised the above proposal to enhance the plant

capacity to 3 MMTPA with change in the name of the company as M/S. J.K. Cement

Works. The proposal was discussed and approved in the 20th SHLCC meeting held on

05.01.2010. Accordingly, Government Order read at (4) above was issued.

Further, Vide Government Order read at (5) above and subsequently

corrigendum issued to the above said Government Order, M/s. J.K Cement was

permitted to purchase additional 688 acres of land U/s 109 of KLR Act in Muddapur,

Halki and Metgud Villages, Mudhol Taluk, Kanasageri, Ningapur, Petlur & Timmapur of

Bagalkot District, with an advice to use existing land for production purpose more

efficiently.

M/s. J K Cement was granted extension of time to implement the project for

further period of three years from the date of issue of Government Order No. CI 53 SPI

2010, dated 07.10.2017 read at (7) above.

The company has further mentioned that they have implemented the project

comprising of 3 MTPA Cement Plant and 25 X 2 MW Co-gen Plant in the year 2009 and

extension of time now requested is to complete the purchase of 688 acres of land

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required for green area around the Cement Plant and Mining area. Effective steps

taken to purchase additional 688 acres of land required for green area is as follows:

Vide G.O No. RD 50 LRM 2017 dated 26.03.2018 M/s. J.K. Cement was granted

permission to purchase 485.04 Acres of land u/s 109 of KLR Act out of which the

company has already acquired 475 acres and the transfer of remaining 10 cares is

under process.

Vide G.O No. KE 68 LRM 2018, dated 05.03.2019 M/s. J.K. Cement was granted

permission to purchase 38 Acres of land u/s 109 of KLR Act, as the above order was in

accordance with SHLCC i.e has to be used for main pant purpose and not for mining. In

this regard company had applied for correction in the order.

The company has initiated the process for acquiring 70 Acres of land, out of

which the company has made agreement with respective land owners and is about to

initiate the process of section 109.

For the remaining 95 acres of land the company is under the process of

discussion with the land owners and scrutiny and Clarence for documents.

In the light of above situation the company has requested to provide a further

extension of time for 3 years.

Recommendation of 74^th Land Audit Committee Meeting held on 14.09.2020:

The representative of the company appeared before the Committee and

explained the effective steps taken to implement the project and requested for

extension of time by 3 years to implement the project.

The Committee noted the request of the company and after detailed discussions,

resolved to recommend to SHLCC for approval of extension of time by 2 years.

In the 54^th State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) meeting held on

30.09.2020, the proposal of the Company was discussed and approved.

Government has examined the recommendations made by the SHLCC in its 54^th

SHLCC Meeting held on 30.09.2020, in all aspects.

Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. CI 324 SPI 2020, BENGALURU,

DATED 25.11.2020

Government is pleased to grant extension of time to M/s. J.K. Cements Works to

implement the project approved vide Government Order No. CI 13 SPI 2007, dt.

22.02.2007 for further period of 2 years with a condition that further extension of time

will not be considered.

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All other terms and conditions indicated in the Government Order read at (2)

above, remain unaltered.

By Order and in the name of the

Governor of Karnataka,

(NAGARATHNAMMA .G)

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Sub:

Approval to the proposal of M/s. UFLEX Ltd. to establish a

unit for “Polyester Film, BOPP Film, CPP Film” at

Mummigatti Industrial Area, Dharwad District.

Read:

1. Proceedings of the 75^th Land Audit Committee (LAC)

meeting held on 23.09.2020.

2. Proceedings of the 54^th State High Level Clearance

Committee (SHLCC) meeting held 30.09.2020.

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Preamble:

M/s. UFLEX Ltd. has proposed to establish a unit for "Polyester Film, BOPP Film,

CPP Film” with an investment of Rs.1464 crore, generating employment to about 900

persons at Mummigatti Industrial Area, Dharwad District.

In the 75^th Land Audit Committee meeting held on 23.09.2020, the Committee

noted the request of the company, land utilization details, opinion of CEO & EM, KIADB

and after detailed discussions, resolved to recommend to SHLCC for approval of the

project of M/s. UFLEX Ltd. to establish a unit for manufacture of “Polyester Film, BOPP

Film, CPP Film” and KIADB to allot 50 acres of land at Mummigatti Industrial Area,

Dharwad District.

In the 54^th State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) meeting held on

30.09.2020, the proposal of the Company was discussed and approved.

Government has examined the recommendations made by the 54^th SHLCC

Meeting held on 30.09.2020, in all aspects.

Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. CI 323 SPI 2020(E), BENGALURU,

DATED 24.11.2020

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Government is pleased to accord in-principle approval to the investment

proposal of M/s. UFLEX Ltd. to establish a unit for " Polyester Film, BOPP Film, CPP Film”

with an investment of Rs.1464 crore, generating employment to about 900 persons at

Mummigatti Industrial Area, Dharwad District with the following infrastructure

assistances, incentives and concessions:

Land

KIADB to allot 50 acres of land at Mummigatti Industrial Area,

Dharwad District

Water

50,000 LPD from KIADB

Power

14,000 KVA from HESCOM

Incentives &

Concessions

As per Industrial Policy of the State

Sanction of the above infrastructure assistances, incentives and concessions is subject

to the following terms and conditions:

1. Environment: The company to obtain Consent for Establishment and Consent for

Operation from KSPCB and environmental clearance from MoEF, Government of India

or the Dept of Forest, Ecology & Environment, Government of Karnataka, if applicable.

2. Employment: The Company shall comply with the provisions of Industrial policy of

the State of Government of Karnataka with respect to local employment on the project.

Prepare a plan for development of Human Resources required for the project, train

local people. A copy of Human Resources Development plan shall be sent to the

Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for

monitoring.

3. Vendor Development: Wherever there is scope for vendor development for the

project, the company shall prepare a vendor development plan, develop local vendors

and procure the required inputs, components and sub-assemblies from these local

vendor units. A copy of the vendor development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner

for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

4. Social Infrastructure Development: The Company is advised to take up social

infrastructure development projects in the vicinity of the proposed location of the unit

and comply with the stipulation of Company Act 2013. A copy of such projects shall be

sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and

Commerce for monitoring.

5. Others:

a. The company shall adopt rainwater harvesting, waste water recycling and

water conservation techniques. Zero discharge facility should be adopted

wherever applicable.

b. The company shall take all statutory and other necessary clearances from the

competent authorities including Government of India.

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c. As part of “Ease of Doing Business” Government vide order No. CI 89 SPI

2013, Dated: 20.12.2014 has accorded approval to operationalise e-Udyami

Phase II for obtaining various clearances / approvals / licenses etc. through

common e-platform for the projects approved through District Level Single

Window Clearance Committee (DLSWCC) or State Level Single Window

Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) or State High Level Clearance Committee

(SHLCC) w.e.f. 01.01.2015.

d. The approvals / NOCs of following Departments have been covered under

Phase II of e-Udyami.

i.

Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board.

ii.

Karnataka Small Scale Industries Development Corporation.

iii.

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board.

iv.

Factories, Boilers, Industrial Safety and Health Department

v.

Industries and Commerce Department

vi.

Town Planning Department and Local Planning Authorities

vii.

Municipal Administration Department

viii.

BESCOM/GESCOM/HESCOM/CESCOM/MESCOM

ix.

Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Services Department

x.

Water Resources Department

e. The login and passwords which are used for filing application through e-

Udyami Phase I are also applicable for filing application through e-Udyami

Phase II. E-Udyami Phase II web application may be accessed through

www.ebizkarnataka.gov.in and online application along with necessary

documents may please be filed for any of above Departments’ approval /

NOCs.

f. Karnataka Udyog Mitra (KUM) would provide the necessary escort

services for the speedy implementation of your project. You are requested

to inform the progress made in the implementation of the project every

quarter in the proforma.

This approval is valid for a period of two years from the date of issue of this

Government Order.

By Order and in the name of the

Governor of Karnataka,

(NAGARATHNAMMA .G)

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Sub:

Approval to the proposal of M/s. Aequs SEZ Pvt. Ltd. to

“Develop and Operate Consumer Electronics and Durables

Goods Cluster” at Ittigatti Village, Dharwad District.

Read:

1. Proceedings of the 76^th Land Audit Committee (LAC)

meeting held on 29.09.2020.

2. Proceedings of the 54^th State High Level Clearance

Committee (SHLCC) meeting held 30.09.2020.

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Preamble:

M/s. Aequs SEZ Pvt. Ltd. has proposed to "Develop and Operate Consumer

Electronics and Durables Goods Cluster” with an investment of Rs.3540 crore,

generating employment to about 20,000 persons at Ittigatti Village, Dharwad District.

In the 76^th Land Audit Committee meeting held on 29.09.2020, the representative

of the company appeared before the committee and highlighted the project proposal

and requested for 400 acres of land to be acquired and allotted by KIADB as SUC at

Ittigatti Village, Dharwad.

The representative of the company also informed that;

1. Aequs group has interest in Precision Engineering, Aerospace and allied industries

and infrastructure development. It has presence in India, France and USA.

2. The group employs more than 3000 people and its sales turn over for the year ended

31st March, 2020 is Rs.81.64 crore.

3. On the strength of successfully developing industrial clusters/Aerosapce SEZ in

Belgaum District and also, the ongoing Toys cluster developments at Koppal, they

propose to develop an Industrial Park in Dharwad to support consumer electronics

and Durable goods.

4. Consumer Electornics Goods Industry is expected to reach Rs.1.48 lakh Crore by

2025. The sector being labour intenstive, the appliances and consumer durable

manufacturing generates ample employment opporutnities, especially in the regions

where there is an abundant supply of skill and semi skilled manpower.

5. The industrial park will have integrated industrial eco system with the following

enclaves and bifurcation of land for each facility is as below.

SEZ

SEZ & FTWZ Processing area (100 acres)

SEZ Non processing area (25 acres)

125 acres

DTA

175 acres

Warehouse & Logistics Complex

35 acres

Utilities (Power/Water etc)

30 acres

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MSME

35 acres

Total

400 acres

6. The company will provide built to suit facilities for consumer electronics and durable

goods industries and is estimated to build around 45 lakh Sq. ft. of built to suit

facility.

7. The marketing team of the company are already in touch with consumer electronics

companies like Hawkins, Butterfly, Preethi Electronics, Wondercheff, etc. and are

expecting 80 to 100 manufacturing units to be located with an employment

opportunity for 20,000 people.

The Committee noted the request of the company, land utilisation details and

after detailed discussions, resolved to recommend to SHLCC for approval of the project

of M/s. Aequs SEZ Pvt. Ltd. to “Develop and Operate Consumer Electronics and

Durables Goods Cluster (CEDG)” in 400 acres of land to be acquired and allotted by

KIADB as SUC at Ittigatti Village, Dharwad District.

In the 54^th State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) meeting held on

30.09.2020, the proposal of the Company was discussed and approved.

Government has examined the recommendations made by the 54^th SHLCC

Meeting held on 30.09.2020, in all aspects.

Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. CI 325 SPI 2020(E), BENGALURU, DATED 24.11.2020

Government is pleased to accord in-principle approval to the investment

proposal of M/s. Aequs SEZ Pvt. Ltd. to "Develop and Operate Consumer Electronics and

Durables Goods Cluster” with an investment of Rs.3540 crore, generating employment

to about 20,000 persons at Ittigatti Village, Dharwad District with the following

infrastructure assistances, incentives and concessions:

Land

400 acres of land to be acquired and allotted by KIADB as

SUC at Ittigatti Village, Dharwad District

Water

1.5 MLD from KIADB

Power

40-50 mw from HESCOM

Incentives &

Concessions

As per Industrial Policy of the State

Sanction of the above infrastructure assistances, incentives and concessions is subject

to the following terms and conditions:

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1. Environment: The company to obtain Consent for Establishment and Consent for

Operation from KSPCB and environmental clearance from MoEF, Government of India

or the Dept of Forest, Ecology & Environment, Government of Karnataka, if applicable.

2. Employment: The Company shall comply with the provisions of Industrial policy of

the State of Government of Karnataka with respect to local employment on the project.

Prepare a plan for development of Human Resources required for the project, train

local people. A copy of Human Resources Development plan shall be sent to the

Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for

monitoring.

3. Vendor Development: Wherever there is scope for vendor development for the

project, the company shall prepare a vendor development plan, develop local vendors

and procure the required inputs, components and sub-assemblies from these local

vendor units. A copy of the vendor development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner

for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

4. Social Infrastructure Development: The Company is advised to take up social

infrastructure development projects in the vicinity of the proposed location of the unit

and comply with the stipulation of Company Act 2013. A copy of such projects shall be

sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and

Commerce for monitoring.

5. Others:

g. The company shall adopt rainwater harvesting, waste water recycling and

water conservation techniques. Zero discharge facility should be adopted

wherever applicable.

h. The company shall take all statutory and other necessary clearances from the

competent authorities including Government of India.

i. As part of “Ease of Doing Business” Government vide order No. CI 89 SPI

2013, Dated: 20.12.2014 has accorded approval to operationalise e-Udyami

Phase II for obtaining various clearances / approvals / licenses etc. through

common e-platform for the projects approved through District Level Single

Window Clearance Committee (DLSWCC) or State Level Single Window

Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) or State High Level Clearance Committee

(SHLCC) w.e.f. 01.01.2015.

j. The approvals / NOCs of following Departments have been covered under

Phase II of e-Udyami.

xi.

Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board.

xii.

Karnataka Small Scale Industries Development Corporation.

xiii.

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board.

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xiv.

Factories, Boilers, Industrial Safety and Health Department

xv.

Industries and Commerce Department

xvi.

Town Planning Department and Local Planning Authorities

xvii.

Municipal Administration Department

xviii.

BESCOM/GESCOM/HESCOM/CESCOM/MESCOM

xix.

Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Services Department

xx.

Water Resources Department

k. The login and passwords which are used for filing application through e-

Udyami Phase I are also applicable for filing application through e-Udyami

Phase II. E-Udyami Phase II web application may be accessed through

www.ebizkarnataka.gov.in and online application along with necessary

documents may please be filed for any of above Departments’ approval /

NOCs.

l. Karnataka Udyog Mitra (KUM) would provide the necessary escort

services for the speedy implementation of your project. You are requested

to inform the progress made in the implementation of the project every

quarter in the proforma.

This approval is valid for a period of two years from the date of issue of this

Government Order.

By Order and in the name of the

Governor of Karnataka,

(NAGARATHNAMMA .G)

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

PR-18

PROCEEDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Sub:

Approval to the proposal of M/s. Hindustan Petroleum Corp

Ltd. to establish facility for “Transportation of LPG” from

Hassan

to

Secunderabad

through

Arsikere,

Tiptur,

Chikkanayakanahalli, Hiriyur, Sira.

Read:

1. Proceedings of the 72^nd Land Audit Committee (LAC)

meeting held on 08.07.2020.

2. Proceedings of the 54^th State High Level Clearance

Committee (SHLCC) meeting held 30.09.2020.

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Preamble:

M/s. Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd. has proposed to establish facility for

"Transportation of LPG” with an investment of Rs.680.06 crore, generating

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employment to about 18 persons at Hassan to Secunderabad through Arsikere, Tiptur,

Chikkanayakanahalli, Hiriyur, Sira.

In the 72^nd Land Audit Committee meeting held on 08.07.2020, the representative

of the company appeared before the committee through V.C and highlighted the

project proposal and informed that HPCL is one of the Government of India undertaking

with annual turn over of Rs.2.5 lakhs crore.

The Committee noted the request of the company, land utilisation details and

after detailed discussions, resolved to recommend to SHLCC for approval of the project

of M/s. Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd for “Laying of pipeline” for transportation of LPG

from Hassan to Cherlapalli LPG Plant in Secunderabad through 3 districts of Karnataka

namely Hassan, Tumkur and Chitradurga.

The Committee also recommended to SHLCC for approval of acquisition of the

following lands for SP / IP Stations either through direct purchase on negotiation with

land owners or rate fixation by District Revenue Authorities or through KIADB.

Sl.

NO.

SV/IP

Stations

Area

required

Preferred land

1.

SV-01

1 acre

Sy. No. 133/4, Yogihalli Hassan

2.

SV-02

1 acre

Sy.No. 10/9, Gollarahalli Arasikere, Hassan

3.

SV-03

1 acre

Sy. No. 75, Kodihalli Tiptur, Tumkur

4.

SV-04

1 acre

38, Baluvenaralu Chikkanayakanahalli, Tumkur

5.

SV-05

2-3 acres

23/7, 23/10, 22/1, Gowrasagara Chikkanayakanahalli,

Tumkur

6.

SV-06

1 acre

Sy.No.17, Dabbagunte Chikkanayakanahalli, Tumkur

7.

SV-07

1 acre

Sy.No. 28/1, 28/3, Veeravanagatihalli Hiriyur,

Chitradurga

8.

IP-01

10 acres

128/3, 126/2, Javagondanahalli Hiriyur, Chitradurga

9.

SV-08

1 acre

8/2P2, Kurubarahalli Hiriyur, Chitradurga

10.

SV-09

1 acre

Sy.No. 9, Tadakalluru Sira, Tumkur

In the 54^th State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) meeting held on

30.09.2020, the proposal of the Company was discussed and approved.

Government has examined the recommendations made by the 54^th SHLCC

Meeting held on 30.09.2020, in all aspects.

Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. CI 326 SPI 2020(E), BENGALURU, DATED 24.11.2020

Government is pleased to accord in-principle approval to the investment

proposal of M/s. Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd. to establish a facility for

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"Transportation of LPG” with an investment of Rs.680.06 crore, generating

employment to about 18 persons from Hassan to Secunderabad through Arsikere,

Tiptur, Chikkanayakanahalli, Hiriyur, Sira with the following infrastructure assistances,

incentives and concessions:

Land

Acquisition of the following lands for SP / IP Stations either

through direct purchase on negotiation with land owners or rate

fixation by District Revenue Authorities or through KIADB.

Sl.

NO.

SV/IP

Stations

Area

required

Preferred land

1.

SV-01

1 acre

Sy. No. 133/4, Yogihalli Hassan

2.

SV-02

1 acre

Sy.No. 10/9, Gollarahalli

Arasikere, Hassan

3.

SV-03

1 acre

Sy. No. 75, Kodihalli Tiptur,

Tumkur

4.

SV-04

1 acre

38, Baluvenaralu

Chikkanayakanahalli, Tumkur

5.

SV-05

2-3 acres

23/7, 23/10, 22/1, Gowrasagara

Chikkanayakanahalli, Tumkur

6.

SV-06

1 acre

Sy.No.17, Dabbagunte

Chikkanayakanahalli, Tumkur

7.

SV-07

1 acre

Sy.No. 28/1, 28/3,

Veeravanagatihalli Hiriyur,

Chitradurga

8.

IP-01

10 acres

128/3, 126/2, Javagondanahalli

Hiriyur, Chitradurga

9.

SV-08

1 acre

8/2P2, Kurubarahalli Hiriyur,

Chitradurga

10.

SV-09

1 acre

Sy.No. 9, Tadakalluru Sira,

Tumkur

Water

22,800 LPD from own sources

Power

10,550 KVA from ESCOMs

Incentives &

Concessions

As per applicable Policy of the State

Sanction of the above infrastructure assistances, incentives and concessions is subject

to the following terms and conditions:

1. Environment: The company to obtain Consent for Establishment and Consent for

Operation from KSPCB and environmental clearance from MoEF, Government of India

or the Dept of Forest, Ecology & Environment, Government of Karnataka, if applicable.

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2. Employment: The Company shall comply with the provisions of Industrial policy of

the State of Government of Karnataka with respect to local employment on the project.

Prepare a plan for development of Human Resources required for the project, train

local people. A copy of Human Resources Development plan shall be sent to the

Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for

monitoring.

3. Vendor Development: Wherever there is scope for vendor development for the

project, the company shall prepare a vendor development plan, develop local vendors

and procure the required inputs, components and sub-assemblies from these local

vendor units. A copy of the vendor development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner

for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

4. Social Infrastructure Development: The Company is advised to take up social

infrastructure development projects in the vicinity of the proposed location of the unit

and comply with the stipulation of Company Act 2013. A copy of such projects shall be

sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and

Commerce for monitoring.

5. Others:

m. The company shall adopt rainwater harvesting, waste water recycling and

water conservation techniques. Zero discharge facility should be adopted

wherever applicable.

n. The company shall take all statutory and other necessary clearances from the

competent authorities including Government of India.

o. As part of “Ease of Doing Business” Government vide order No. CI 89 SPI

2013, Dated: 20.12.2014 has accorded approval to operationalise e-Udyami

Phase II for obtaining various clearances / approvals / licenses etc. through

common e-platform for the projects approved through District Level Single

Window Clearance Committee (DLSWCC) or State Level Single Window

Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) or State High Level Clearance Committee

(SHLCC) w.e.f. 01.01.2015.

p. The approvals / NOCs of following Departments have been covered under

Phase II of e-Udyami.

xxi.

Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board.

xxii.

Karnataka Small Scale Industries Development Corporation.

xxiii.

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board.

xxiv.

Factories, Boilers, Industrial Safety and Health Department

xxv.

Industries and Commerce Department

xxvi.

Town Planning Department and Local Planning Authorities

xxvii.

Municipal Administration Department

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xxviii.

BESCOM/GESCOM/HESCOM/CESCOM/MESCOM

xxix.

Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Services Department

xxx.

Water Resources Department

q. The login and passwords which are used for filing application through e-

Udyami Phase I are also applicable for filing application through e-Udyami

Phase II. E-Udyami Phase II web application may be accessed through

www.ebizkarnataka.gov.in and online application along with necessary

documents may please be filed for any of above Departments’ approval /

NOCs.

r. Karnataka Udyog Mitra (KUM) would provide the necessary escort

services for the speedy implementation of your project. You are requested

to inform the progress made in the implementation of the project every

quarter in the proforma.

This approval is valid for a period of two years from the date of issue of this

Government Order.

By Order and in the name of the

Governor of Karnataka,

(NAGARATHNAMMA .G)

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

PR-19

PROCEEDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Sub:

Approval to the proposal of M/s. JSW Renew Energy Ltd. to

establish a unit for “800 MW Captive Wind Electric Power

Generation” at Davanagere District.

Read:

1. Proceedings of the 74^th Land Audit Committee (LAC)

meeting held on 14.09.2020.

2. Proceedings of the 54^th State High Level Clearance

Committee (SHLCC) meeting held 30.09.2020.

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Preamble:

M/s. JSW Renew Energy Ltd. has proposed to establish a unit for "800 MW Captive

Wind Electric Power Generation” with an investment of Rs.4960 crore, generating

employment to about 60 persons at Davanagere District.

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In the 74^th Land Audit Committee meeting held on 14.09.2020, the representative

of the company appeared before the committee and highlighted the project proposal.

The representative of the company also informed that this Company is subsidiary

of JSW Energy Ltd. which has presence across southern Indian States and South Africa.

JSW Energy Ltd. has current power generation capacity of 4541 MW with a sales

turnover of Rs. 4512.00 crore for the year ended 31^st March 2020.

The representative of the company has further informed that the company is in

the process of identifying 1800 acres of private land at different locations of

Davanagere District to take on lease for the project and they will submit the location

details such as Sy. Nos, Village and etc., subsequently.

The Committee noted the request of the company, land utilisation details and

after detailed discussions, resolved to recommend to SHLCC for in principle approval of

the project of M/s. JSW Renew Energy Ltd. to establish “800 MW Captive Wind Electric

Power Generation” Project in 1800 acres of private land to be taken on lease by the

company at different locations of Davanagere Districts with condition that company

shall specify the details of land identified for the project.

In the 54^th State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) meeting held on

30.09.2020, the proposal of the Company was discussed and approved.

Government has examined the recommendations made by the 54^th SHLCC

Meeting held on 30.09.2020, in all aspects.

Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. CI 327 SPI 2020(E), BENGALURU,

DATED 05.01.2021

Government is pleased to accord in-principle approval to the investment

proposal of M/s. JSW Renew Energy Ltd. to establish a unit for "800 MW Captive Wind

Electric Power Generation Plant” subject to no assurance on purchase of power and

energy banking facility, with an investment of Rs.4960 crore, generating employment

to about 60 persons at Davanagere District with the following infrastructure

assistances, incentives and concessions:

Land

1800 acres of private land to be taken on lease by the

company at Davanagere District with condition that

company shall specify the details of land identified for the

project.

Water

3000 lpd from ground water.

Incentives &

Concessions

As per Industrial Policy of the State.

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Sanction of the above infrastructure assistances, incentives and concessions is subject

to the following terms and conditions:

1. Environment: The company to obtain Consent for Establishment and Consent for

Operation from KSPCB and environmental clearance from MoEF, Govt. of India or the

Dept of Forest, Ecology & Environment, Govt. of Karnataka, if applicable.

2. Employment: The Company shall comply with the provisions of Industrial policy of

the State of Govt. of Karnataka with respect to local employment on the project.

Prepare a plan for development of Human Resources required for the project, train

local people. A copy of Human Resources Development plan shall be sent to the

Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for

monitoring.

3. Vendor Development: Wherever there is scope for vendor development for the

project, the company shall prepare a vendor development plan, develop local vendors

and procure the required inputs, components and sub-assemblies from these local

vendor units. A copy of the vendor development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner

for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

4. Social Infrastructure Development: The Company is advised to take up social

infrastructure development projects in the vicinity of the proposed location of the unit

and comply with the stipulation of Company Act 2013. A copy of such projects shall be

sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and

Commerce for monitoring.

5. Others:

s. The company shall adopt rainwater harvesting, waste water recycling and

water conservation techniques. Zero discharge facility should be adopted

wherever applicable.

t. The company shall take all statutory and other necessary clearances from the

competent authorities including Govt. of India.

u. As part of “Ease of Doing Business” Government vide order No. CI 89 SPI

2013, Dated: 20.12.2014 has accorded approval to operationalise e-Udyami

Phase II for obtaining various clearances / approvals / licenses etc. through

common e-platform for the projects approved through District Level Single

Window Clearance Committee (DLSWCC) or State Level Single Window

Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) or State High Level Clearance Committee

(SHLCC) w.e.f. 01.01.2015.

v. The approvals / NOCs of following Departments have been covered under

Phase II of e-Udyami.

xxxi.

Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board.

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xxxii.

Karnataka Small Scale Industries Development Corporation.

xxxiii.

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board.

xxxiv.

Factories, Boilers, Industrial Safety and Health Department

xxxv.

Industries and Commerce Department

xxxvi.

Town Planning Department and Local Planning Authorities

xxxvii.

Municipal Administration Department

xxxviii.

BESCOM/GESCOM/HESCOM/CESCOM/MESCOM

xxxix.

Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Services Department

xl.

Water Resources Department

w. The login and passwords which are used for filing application through

e-Udyami Phase I are also applicable for filing application through e-

Udyami Phase II. E-Udyami Phase II web application may be accessed

through www.ebizkarnataka.gov.in and online application along with

necessary documents may please be filed for any of above Departments’

approval / NOCs.

x. Karnataka Udyog Mitra (KUM) would provide the necessary escort

services for the speedy implementation of your project. You are requested

to inform the progress made in the implementation of the project every

quarter in the proforma.

This approval is valid for a period of two years from the date of issue of this

Government Order.

By Order and in the name of the

Governor of Karnataka,

(NAGARATHNAMMA .G)

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

PR-20

PROCEEDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Sub:

Approval to the proposal of M/s. JSW Renewable Energy

(Vijayanagar) Ltd. to establish a unit for “600 MW Captive

Wind Electric Power Generation” at Ballari and Davanagere

Districts.

Read:

1. Proceedings of the 74^th Land Audit Committee (LAC)

meeting held on 14.09.2020.

2. Proceedings of the 54^th State High Level Clearance

Committee (SHLCC) meeting held 30.09.2020.

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Preamble:

M/s. JSW Renewable Energy (Vijayanagar) Ltd. has proposed to establish a unit

for "600 MW Captive Wind Electric Power Generation” with an investment of Rs.3900

crore, generating employment to about 50 persons at Ballari and Davanagere Districts.

In the 74^th Land Audit Committee meeting held on 14.09.2020, the representative

of the company appeared before the committee and highlighted the project proposal

and also informed that this company is a subsidiary of JSW Energy Ltd. which has

presence across southern Indian States and South Africa. JSW Energy Ltd. has current

power generation capacity of 4541 MW with a sales turnover of Rs.4512 crore for the

year ended 31^st March 2020.

The representative of the company further informed that the company is in the

process of identifying 1350 acres of private land at different locations of Ballari and

Davanagere Districts to take on lease for the above project and they will submit location

details such as Sy. Nos., Village and etc., subsequently.

The Committee noted the request of the company, land utilization details and

after detailed discussions, resolved to recommend to SHLCC for in principle approval of

the project of M/s. JSW Renewable Energy (Vijayanagar) Ltd. to establish for “600 MW

Captive Wind Electric Power Generation” in 1350 acres of private land to be taken on

lease by the company at different locations of Ballari and Davanagere Districts with

condition that company shall specify the details of land identified for the project.

In the 54^th State High Level Clearance Committee (SHLCC) meeting held on

30.09.2020, the proposal of the Company was discussed and approved.

Government has examined the recommendations made by the 54^th SHLCC

Meeting held on 30.09.2020, in all aspects.

Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER No. CI 328 SPI 2020(E), BENGALURU, DATED 24.11.2020

Government is pleased to accord in-principle approval to the investment

proposal of M/s. JSW Renewable Energy (Vijayanagar) Ltd. to establish "600 MW

Captive Wind Electric Power Generation Plant” with an investment of Rs.3900 crore,

generating employment to about 50 persons at Ballari and Davanagere Districts with

the following infrastructure assistances, incentives and concessions:

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Land

1350 acres of private land to be taken on lease by the

company at different locations of Ballari and Davanagere

Districts with condition that company shall specify the

details of land identified for the project

Incentives &

Concessions

As per Industrial Policy of the State

Sanction of the above infrastructure assistances, incentives and concessions is subject

to the following terms and conditions:

1. Environment: The company to obtain Consent for Establishment and Consent for

Operation from KSPCB and environmental clearance from MoEF, Government of India

or the Dept of Forest, Ecology & Environment, Government of Karnataka, if applicable.

2. Employment: The Company shall comply with the provisions of Industrial policy of

the State of Government of Karnataka with respect to local employment on the project.

Prepare a plan for development of Human Resources required for the project, train

local people. A copy of Human Resources Development plan shall be sent to the

Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for

monitoring.

3. Vendor Development: Wherever there is scope for vendor development for the

project, the company shall prepare a vendor development plan, develop local vendors

and procure the required inputs, components and sub-assemblies from these local

vendor units. A copy of the vendor development plan shall be sent to the Commissioner

for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and Commerce for monitoring.

4. Social Infrastructure Development: The Company is advised to take up social

infrastructure development projects in the vicinity of the proposed location of the unit

and comply with the stipulation of Company Act 2013. A copy of such projects shall be

sent to the Commissioner for Industrial Development & Director of Industries and

Commerce for monitoring.

5. Others:

y. The company shall adopt rainwater harvesting, waste water recycling and

water conservation techniques. Zero discharge facility should be adopted

wherever applicable.

z. The company shall take all statutory and other necessary clearances from the

competent authorities including Government of India.

aa. As part of “Ease of Doing Business” Government vide order No. CI 89 SPI

2013, Dated: 20.12.2014 has accorded approval to operationalise e-Udyami

Phase II for obtaining various clearances / approvals / licenses etc. through

common e-platform for the projects approved through District Level Single

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Window Clearance Committee (DLSWCC) or State Level Single Window

Clearance Committee (SLSWCC) or State High Level Clearance Committee

(SHLCC) w.e.f. 01.01.2015.

bb. The approvals / NOCs of following Departments have been covered under

Phase II of e-Udyami.

xli.

Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board.

xlii.

Karnataka Small Scale Industries Development Corporation.

xliii.

Karnataka State Pollution Control Board.

xliv.

Factories, Boilers, Industrial Safety and Health Department

xlv.

Industries and Commerce Department

xlvi.

Town Planning Department and Local Planning Authorities

xlvii.

Municipal Administration Department

xlviii.

BESCOM/GESCOM/HESCOM/CESCOM/MESCOM

xlix.

Karnataka State Fire and Emergency Services Department

l.

Water Resources Department

cc. The login and passwords which are used for filing application through e-

Udyami Phase I are also applicable for filing application through e-Udyami

Phase II. E-Udyami Phase II web application may be accessed through

www.ebizkarnataka.gov.in and online application along with necessary

documents may please be filed for any of above Departments’ approval /

NOCs.

dd. Karnataka Udyog Mitra (KUM) would provide the necessary escort

services for the speedy implementation of your project. You are requested

to inform the progress made in the implementation of the project every

quarter in the proforma.

This approval is valid for a period of two years from the date of issue of this

Government Order.

By Order and in the name of the

Governor of Karnataka,

(NAGARATHNAMMA .G)

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Sub:

Modification of Government Order regarding sanction

of Special incentives and concessions to M/s. Toyota

Industries Engine India Pvt. Ltd. (Auto Parts & Engine

Manufacturing)

for

expansion

of

the

unit

to

manufacture “Engines” at Bukkasagara and Jigani

Villages of Anekal Taluk, Bengaluru District - reg.

Read:

1) Government Order No. CI 381 SPI 2012, dated:

30.11.2012.

2) Government Order No. CI 1 SPI 2016, dated:

24.03.2017.

3) Request from M/s. Toyota Industries India Pvt. Ltd.

dated: 24.06.2020.

4) Approval of the Empowered Cabinet Sub Committee

Meeting dated: 21.12.2020.

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PREAMBLE:

M/s. Kirloskar Toyota Textile Machinery Pvt. Ltd. has proposed to expand its manufacturing facility

of “Textile Machinery in existing KIADB allotted land in plot numbers 9 to 13 and Manufacture of Engines”

in 20 acres 15 guntas at Sy. No. 149, 151/2, 152/1, 152/2, 152/3 of Bukkasagara Village and Sy. No. 479/2,

480, 482/3, 483 and 485 of Jigani Village of Anekal Taluk, Bengaluru District, with an investment of

Rs.1505 crore, generating employment to about 1195 persons. Accordingly, Government accorded in-

principle approval to the proposal of the Company and issued Govt. Order No. CI 381 SPI 2012, dated

30.11.2012 read at (1) above. The approval given in the said order has been ratified in the 32^nd SHLCC

meeting held on 23.08.2013.

In the Government Order No. CI 01 SPI 2016 dated 24.03.2017 read at (2) above was issued

sanctioning the package of special incentives & concessions including interest free VAT loan limited to

50% of the gross VAT less VAT refunded to the buyer of their engines i.e. Toyota Motors and this will

be for a period of 10 years, subject to a ceiling of 50% of the total value of the fixed assets made in the

expansion / diversification program under 2009-14 Industrial Policy to M/s. Toyota Industries Engine

India Pvt. Ltd. (Auto Parts & Engine Manufacturing) for expansion of their unit at Bukkasagara and

Jigani Villages of Anekal Taluk, Bengaluru District.

Accordingly, the Commissioner for Industrial Development and Director,

Industries & Commerce Department has issued VAT / SGST Loan Eligibility Certificate

to M/s. Toyota Industries Engine India Pvt. Ltd. for their expansion project on

03.09.2019 and the details are mentioned below:

 Commenced commercial production on 29.03.2016.

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 Invested a sum of Rs. 963.66 crore, out of which eligible investment

for VAT / SGST loan is Rs. 857.89 crore.

 Eligible to avail interest free loan on 50% Gross VAT / SGST to an

extent maximum of Rs. 428.94 crore, being the 50% of the value of

fixed assets for a period of 10 years from the date of commencement

of production.

Further, the Commissioner for Industrial Development and Director of Industries

& Commerce vide letter dated 13.09.2019 requested to clarify the following issues from

the Government:

 For Sales made by the Industrial unit to a final consumer within the

State, the Gross VAT on this turnover shall be the eligible Gross VAT.



Final Consumer



Intermediate Product

It was noted that, in this case, for sale of engine by Toyota Industries Engine India

Pvt. Ltd., the final consumer is M/s. Toyota Kirloskar Motor Pvt. Ltd. only and the

engines will be finally consumed in the State. It is not proper to link the sale of vehicles

of M/s. Toyota Kirloskar Motor Pvt. Ltd. in Karnataka to calculate the eligible VAT /

SGST loan to M/s. Toyota Industries Engine India Pvt. Ltd.

The subject was placed before the Empowered Cabinet Sub-Committee meeting

held on 21.12.2020 under the Chairmanship of Hon’ble Chief Minister for discussion and

decision.

The Committee noted that the Finance Department’s clarification to modify the

special incentives Government Order from existing “Interest free VAT loan limited to 50%

of the Gross VAT less VAT refunded to the buyer of their engines i.e., Toyota Motors” to

“Interest free VAT/ SGST loan limited to 50% of Gross VAT/ SGST paid” and the total

eligible amount shall be capped at Rs. 300 crore to be claimed over the next 5 years in

equal instalments.

The Committee felt that the State Government in its Order dated 24.03.2017

approved that the Company is eligible for Interest free VAT loan limited to 50% of the

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gross VAT and this will be for a period of 10 years and subject to a ceiling of 50% of the

total value of the fixed assets made in the expansion program. Now, as per Finance

Department’s opinion, if the eligible amount is capped at Rs. 300 crore to be claimed over

the next 5 years in equal instalments against the eligible Rs. 428.94 crore is not fair and

send wrong signal to the investor community.

After detailed discussions, the Empowered Cabinet Sub Committee resolved to

approve to modify the Government Order No. CI 01 SPI 2016, dated 24.03.2017 as below

regarding interest free VAT / SGST loan to M/s. Toyota Industries Engine India Pvt.

Ltd.:-

i) Modify the Interest Free VAT / SGST loan Government Order from existing

“Interest free VAT loan limited to 50% of the Gross VAT less VAT

refunded to the buyer of their engines i.e., Toyota Motors. This will be

for a period of 10 years and subject to a ceiling of 50% of the total

value of the fixed assets made in the expansion program.”

to

“Interest free VAT/ SGST loan limited to 50% of Gross VAT/ SGST

paid. This will be for a period of 10 years and subject to a ceiling of

50% of the total value of the fixed assets made in the expansion

program.”

ii) The sale of products under expansion / diversification programme by M/s.

Toyota Industries Engine Pvt. Ltd. to M/s. Toyota Kirloskar Motors Pvt. Ltd.

is considered as local sales in Karnataka.

The Government has considered the recommendations of Empowered Cabinet

Sub Committee Meeting held on 21.12.2020 in all aspects and hence this order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. CI 01 SPI 2016, BENGALURU,

DATED 13.01.2021

In the circumstances explained in the preamble, the Government is pleased

approve to modify the Government Order No. CI 01 SPI 2016, dated 24.03.2017 as below

regarding interest free VAT / SGST loan to M/s. Toyota Industries Engine India Pvt.

Ltd.:-

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i) Modify the Interest Free VAT / SGST loan Government Order from

existing

“Interest free VAT loan limited to 50% of the Gross VAT less VAT

refunded to the buyer of their engines i.e., Toyota Motors. This

will be for a period of 10 years and subject to a ceiling of 50%

of the total value of the fixed assets made in the expansion

program.”

to

“Interest free VAT/ SGST loan limited to 50% of Gross VAT/

SGST paid. This will be for a period of 10 years and subject to

a ceiling of 50% of the total value of the fixed assets made in

the expansion program.”

ii) The sale of products under expansion / diversification programme by

M/s. Toyota Industries Engine Pvt. Ltd. to M/s. Toyota Kirloskar

Motors Pvt. Ltd. is considered as local sales in Karnataka.

This order is issued with the concurrence of Finance Department vide its Note

No. FD 21 Exp-1/2020, dated 18.06.2020 and Empowered Cabinet Sub Committee

Meeting dated: 21.12.2020.

By Order and in the name of the

Governor of Karnataka,

(NAGARATHNAMMA .G)

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

PR-22

PROCEEDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Sub:

Sanction of Special Incentives and Concessions to

M/s. Aequs SEZ Pvt. Ltd., to establish Consumer

Durable Goods & Appliances Cluster/Park at Ittigatti

Industrial Area, Dharwad.

Read:

1) Government Order No. CI 325 SPI 2020(E), dated

24.11.2020.

2) Approval of the Empowered Cabinet Sub Committee

Meeting dated: 21.12.2020.

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PREAMBLE:

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The project proposal of M/s. Aequs SEZ Pvt. Ltd., to establish Consumer Durable Goods &

Appliances Cluster/Park in 400 acres of land at Ittigatti Industrial Area, Dharwad with an

investment of Rs. 3,524 crore, generating employment to about 20,000 persons was cleared in the

54^th SHLCC meeting held on 30.09.2020. Accordingly, Government Order No. CI 325 SPI 2020(E),

dated 24.11.2020 was issued.

The Company has informed that 80% of the products are Consumer Durable Industries &

around 20% are Electronics related Industries in this Cluster and the Company has informed the

following to the Government:

 With a vision of developing a world class industrial manufacturing eco-system for

durable goods sector, they would like to recapitulate special segment of durable goods

industry - proposed cluster will be more oriented towards catering the requirements of

the Consumer Durable Goods & Appliances (CDGA) Manufacturing.

 Cluster eco-system will be developed with inclusive of players and vendors associated

manufacturing of CDGA, which is principally sub-categorised into white goods and

brown goods. Wherein electronics requirements will subassembly or component level,

which will be around 10-15% of overall product composition and will be sourced

through vendors / suppliers in the cluster.



Anticipated products and segment proposed in Consumer Durable Goods & Appliances

(CDGA) are as follows:

White Goods

Brown Goods

Kitchen Appliances

Mixers

Refrigerators

Grinders

Washing Machines

Microwave Ovens

Air-Conditions

Iron

Speakers & Audio Equipment

Electric Fans

Ovens

Cooking Range

Heaters

Chimneys

Floor care Vacuum Cleaners

Cookware

Personal care devices

Kitchenware

Wearable devices

Home appliances

Charges & Accessories

Kitchen Appliances

Etc.

Many more

 Focused initiatives of the Government of India, such as, Make in India, Digital India and

Smart City Projects are expected to fuel the growth towards transforming itself into a

global Consumer Durable Goods & Appliances (CDGA) manufacturing hub. The sector

being labour intensive, the appliances and consumer durable manufacturing generates

ample employment opportunities, especially in the regions where there is an abundant

supply of skilled and semi- skilled manpower.

 It has proposed to establish a Consumer Durable Goods & Appliances (CDGA) in 400

acres of land at Ittigatti Industrial Area, Dharwad District and the proposed CDGA

cluster shall offer three major establishments for the industry:

(a) Special economic Zone to cater to the exports market;

(b) Domestic Tariff area (DTA) to cater to domestic market;

(c) Free Trade Zone (FTZ) and MSME complex to enable MSME units to setup

manufacturing plants in the cluster.

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Such industrial establishments would be cater with support of adequate warehouse

facilities, logistics hub, skill development centre and support function services, shares

office and social infrastructure for staffs.

 The proposed project has following investment and employment generation

opportunities:

•

Capital investment of Rs 3,524 crore into the cluster over a period of 10 years

from the Developer and the units :-



Rs 1,777 crore to develop the campus by Aequs



Rs 1,747 crore to setup operations by manufacturing units

•

Campus capacity to accommodate 80 to 100 manufacturing units over a period

of 10 years.

•

Direct Employment opportunity to 20,000 at full-fledged capacity over a period

of 10 years.

•

Annual revenue generation of around INR 5,000 crore with fully occupied

campus i.e., after 10 years.

 In line with growing demand for faster access to market and asset light operating

business models, Aequs plans to develop plug and play infrastructure (ready to use) in

the Consumer Durable Goods & Appliances (CDGA) cluster to serve the needs of

manufacturing units.

The Company has requested the State Government to sanction following exclusive special

package of incentives & concessions for this Cluster like toys cluster in Koppal since the cluster is

first of its kind in the State and coming up in North-Karnataka and generating 20,000 direct

employment in the cluster.

Incentives for the developer:

Sl. No.

Aequs request

1

KIADB Land at concessional rate of Rs. 30 lakh per

acre with 15 years of staggered payment.

2

Capital Investment subsidy at 30% on factory

buildings, office complexes etc.

3

7.5% p.a. interest subsidy on term loan

4

100%

stamp

duty

and

registration

charges

reimbursement

Incentives for units within the cluster:

Sl. No.

Aequs request

1

Capital investment subsidy of 30%

2

Production linked incentives of 3% for 5 years

3

Power tariff subsidy of Rs. 2 per unit for unit

4

100% electricity duty exemption or reimbursement

for 5 years

M/s. Aequs SEZ Pvt. Ltd. vide letter dated 23.11.2020 has submitted a representation for

the proposed special incentives for CDGA Cluster and requested for considering staggered

payment towards land and Capital Investment Subsidy for the units with following reasons:

 If subsidy is declined for land, it will have the strain on the project cash flow and viability,

over to land cost, they need to invest substantial amount towards cluster development,

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infrastructure, factory facilities, which will be hard pressed towards allocation towards

industrialization which will be core objective than land. To ease this, they requested to

provide with lower down upfront payment of 15% and 15 years payment term towards

balance without or nominal interest rate. Virtue of this will help them towards focus on

industrialization and development.

 On industrial units, they requested to consider Capital Subsidy since this is a must to have

support from Government, otherwise competing globally, attracting the industrial houses

across India and other parts, especially heavily subsidized and Government back Chinese

Ventures, the proposed cluster eco-system should be more investor friendly and be able to

offer lower cost of investments.

 Today close to 70-75% of Consumer Durable Goods are imported from South-East Asia

and China & other low cost manufacturing Country with very well established industrial eco-

system with well developed supply chain, depreciated assets and back by Government

supported incentives and promotions, which is enabling them towards global competitive

market capture and pricing.

 To make proposed location more viable option towards CDGA industry, eco-system is more

investor friendly and be able to offer lower cost of investments and in turn product cost for

global market. Therefore, requested to consider minimum 25% of capital subsidy on Plant &

Machinery for the units.

The subject was placed before the Empowered Cabinet Sub-Committee meeting held

on 21.12.2020 under the Chairmanship of Hon’ble Chief Minister for discussion and

decision.

The Committee noted that M/s. Aequs SEZ Pvt. Ltd. (“Aequs”) is engaged in Development,

Operation and Maintenance of Precision Engineering SEZ situated at Hattaragi village, Hukkeri

Taluk, Belagavi District, focused towards Aerospace ecosystem and allied sectors housing more

than 28 operational units and has created around 6,000 jobs and now poised to start operations of

a fully integrated ecosystem for Toys manufacturing cluster at Talabal Village, Kukunoor Taluk at

Koppal District. This Toys Cluster will house toys manufacturers for export and domestic sales and

is expected to create around 25,000 jobs in years to come.

The Committee further noted that M/s. Aequs SEZ Pvt. Ltd. has proposed to establish

Consumer Durable Goods & Appliances Cluster, first of its kind in Karnataka and these goods

have become an integral part of consumer’s daily life. This sector being labour intensive, the

appliances and consumer durable manufacturing generates ample employment opportunities

(20,000 people), especially in the Northern-Karnataka regions where there is an abundant supply

of skilled and semi- skilled manpower. The Developer is an Indian Entity of repute and will create

world class plug & play infrastructure, would bring in 80-100 manufacturing units in North-

Karnataka.

The subject was discussed in detail in the Empowered Cabinet Sub Committee meeting held

on 21.12.2020.

Government has considered the recommendations of the Empowered Cabinet Sub-

Committee held on 21.12.2020 and hence this order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. CI 287 SPI 2020, BENGALURU, DATED 15.01.2021

In the circumstances explained in the preamble, the Government is pleased to sanction the

following special incentives & concessions package to M/s. Aequs SEZ Pvt. Ltd. for their

Consumer Durable Goods & Appliances (CDGA) Cluster at Itagatti Industrial Area, Dharwad:

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(i)

Incentives for Developer (Aequs)

a) KIADB to take 30% upfront payment of the total cost of the land and balance

70% of the cost of the land to be paid in 5 annual installments with applicable

rate of interest of KIADB. This facility of deferred payment is being given

specially for this project considering that lot of time would be required in

development and attracting downstream investors by the Company. The

project is first of its kind and has potential of changing the industrial landscape

of North Karnataka with direct employment to 20,000 people and the facility of

deferred payment is being considered as one-off measure not to be cited as

precedent.

b) 100% exemption / reimbursement of Stamp duty and concessional registration

charges.

c) Capital Investment Subsidy- 25% subsidy on factory buildings, cluster

infrastructure, utilities, common facilities, dormitories, office complex and other

amenities with a cap of 40% of the total investment made on the infrastructure

and common facilities.

(ii) Incentives to the Industrial units to set up their production facility in CDGA

cluster

a) Capital Investment Subsidy - 20% on Plant & Machinery only, with an overall

cap of Rs. 300 crore in the Cluster. This subsidy will be given to the units on

first cum first utilization basis.

b) Production linked Incentives – 2% of annual turnover for a period of 5 years,

limited to 40% of VFA (whichever is reached earlier) and the overall cap of

incentives is Rs. 300 crore in the Cluster. This incentive will be given to the

units on first cum first serve basis.

c) Power Subsidy - Re.1 per unit for a period of 5 years for Small and Micro

Enterprises.

d) Exemption from Electricity Duty - 100% for 5 years for MSMEs.

e) Other incentives other than the ones mentioned above, as per the Industrial

Policy 2020-25.

The above special incentives & concessions are subject to the following terms and

conditions for CDGA cluster:

a. Both the Developer and the units together have to strive projected investment of Rs.

3524 crore in the Cluster within 10 years from the date of handing over the

possession of land by KIADB.

b. To provide estimated direct employment to 20,000 people within a period of 10 years

in the cluster and also to provide local employment as per Industrial Policy 2020-25.

c. The ‘Special Incentives Scheme for ‘CDGA Sector’ will be applicable for new

investments or investments in expansion of existing units in the Cluster for a period of

10 years.

d. All the incentives will be governed as per the operational guidelines of Industrial

Policy.

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e. Since the developer proposes only built to suit, plug and play facilities for the CDGA

cluster, the land and building subsidy will not be extended to the units.

f. A technical committee would be constituted to certify the eligible activities falling

under ‘Consumer Durable Goods & Appliances (CDGA) Cluster’ other than those

mentioned above.

This order is issued with the concurrence of Finance Department vide its Note No. FD

300 Exp-1/2020, dated 18.11.2020 and Empowered Cabinet Sub Committee Meeting dated:

21.12.2020.

By Order and in the name of the

Governor of Karnataka,

(NAGARATHNAMMA .G)

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

PR-23

PROCEEDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Sub:

Sanction

of

Special

Incentives

and

Concessions

to

M/s. UFLEX Ltd., to produce recyclable and bio-degradable

packaging films at Mummigatti Industrial Area, Dharwad.

Read:

1) Government Order No. CI 323 SPI 2020(E), dated

24.11.2020.

2) Approval of the Cabinet Sub Committee Meeting dated:

21.12.2020.

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PREAMBLE:

The project proposal of M/s. UFLEX Ltd., to produce recyclable and bio-degradable

packaging films in 50 acres of land at Mummigatti Industrial Area, Dharwad with an

investment of Rs. 1,464 crore generating employment to about 900 persons was approved

in the 54^th SHLCC Meeting held on 30.09.2020 and accordingly Government Order was

issued at read at (1) above.

M/s. Uflex Ltd. formed in 1985 and it is India’s largest fully integrated multinational

flexible packaging materials and solution company. The present business segment include

packaging films (BOPET, BOPP and CPP), Flexible Packaging & Aseptic Liquid

Packaging. Uflex has the state of art and world class manufacturing facilities in India

(Noida, Jammu and Sanand), Dubai, Egypt, Poland, Kentucky, Mexico and Russia. It is

having about 25-30% share of the market. The consolidated net revenue of the company

during FY 2020 is Rs. 7431.6 crore and net worth of the Company is Rs. 4697.1 crore.

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The Company has requested the Government for sanction of following special

incentives & concessions for their project at Mummigatti Industrial Area, Dharwad:

 Investment Promotion Subsidy - 3% of sales revenue of products

manufactured in the unit for a period of 15 years since the proposed unit is

capital intensive and the output ratio is very low and longer gestation period

unlike other industries.

 They will have alternative power management to reduce their power cost for

sustainability by installing gas based captive generation of power and it will

incur additional capital cost of around Rs.75 crore for gas generator, waste

heat recovery system, infrastructure etc. and requested to sanction the

following subsidies towards Captive Power Generation:

i. Exemption from Electricity Duty/Taxes on Captive Generation of own Power

for a period of 15 years.

ii. Exemption from applicable VAT/CST/GST on procurement of Industrial Gas

for generation of power for a period of 15 years.

iii. 50% Capital Investment subsidy on Power Generation investment.

As per the project report submitted by the company, the details of the project are as

given below:

Sl.

No.

Phases

Capacity

Investment

(Rs. in Crore)

Year of Completion

1

1^st Phase

BOPET Film

45,000

TPA

628.50

September 2022

2

2^nd Phase

CPP Film

24,000

TPA

197.00

September 2023

3

3^rd Phase

BOPP Film

45,000

TPA

638.50

September 2025

The subject was placed before the Empowered Cabinet Sub-Committee

meeting held on 21.12.2020 under the Chairmanship of Hon’ble Chief Minister for

discussion and decision.

As per Para 7.6 of New Industrial Policy 2020-25, there is a provision for sanction of

special package of incentives / concessions and relaxation in the conditions mentioned in

the Policy for deserving Ultra & Super Mega Enterprises giving due weightage to

investment, location of the project, direct and in-direct employment to be generated. The

proposed investment falls under the category of Super Mega Enterprises.

The plastic film manufactured by the proposed unit is primary raw material for

flexible packaging materials and multiple products. There will be an additional investment

of Rs. 1000 crore from 9-10 ancillary units, in turn they will generate around 1000 direct

employment in North-Karnataka region.

The company has informed that the proposed turnover for a period of 15 years is

Rs. 15348 crore. SGST collection is Rs. 691 crore and Rs. 1574 crore IGST will be

accrued to the State Government from purchase of inward raw materials from other States

for over a period of 15 years.

The Committee noted that the proposed bio-degradable and recyclable plastic films

are special category products to promote non-hazardous and environmental friendly is first

in the Country that to in Karnataka keeping in mind socio-environmental cause. The

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proposed unit is capital intensive and the output ratio is very low and involve longer

gestation period unlike other industries.

The Empowered Cabinet Sub-Committee resolved to sanction the following special

incentives & concessions package to M/s. UFLEX Ltd. to produce recyclable and bio-

degradable packaging films at Mummigatti Industrial Area, Dharwad:

a)

Investment Promotion Subsidy of 2.5% on turnover for 15

years

b)

Exemption from Electricity Duty / Taxes on Captive

Generation of own Power for 10 years.

c)

Other incentives available as per the Industrial Policy

2020-25 other than the Special Incentives mentioned

above.

d)

Total incentives is limited to 60% of VFA with all above

components as per Industrial Policy 2020-25.

The Government has considered the recommendations of Empowered Cabinet Sub

Committee Meeting held on 21.12.2020 in all aspects and hence this order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. CI 323 SPI 2020, BENGALURU, DATED 15.01.2021

In the circumstances explained in the preamble, the Government is pleased to

sanction the following special incentives & concessions package to M/s. UFLEX Ltd. to

produce recyclable and bio-degradable packaging films at Mummigatti Industrial Area,

Dharwad:

a)

Investment Promotion Subsidy of 2.5% on turnover for 15

years

b)

Exemption from Electricity Duty / Taxes on Captive

Generation of own Power for 10 years.

c)

Other incentives available as per the Industrial Policy 2020-25

other than the Special Incentives mentioned above.

d)

Total incentives is limited to 60% of VFA with all above

components as per Industrial Policy 2020-25.

The above special incentives & concessions are subject to the following terms and

conditions:

a. The Company has to invest Rs. 1464 crore as mentioned below:

Sl.

No.

Phases

Capacity

Investment

(Rs. in

Crore)

Year of

Completion

1

1st Phase

BOPET Film

45,000

TPA

628.50

September 2022

2

2nd Phase

CPP Film

24,000

TPA

197.00

September 2023

3

3rd Phase

BOPP Film

45,000

TPA

638.50

September 2025

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, 2021

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b. The Company has to provide employment to 900 persons for the total

investment of Rs. 1464 crore over a period of 5 years.

[

This order is issued with the concurrence of Finance Department vide its Note No.

FD 143 Exp-1/2020, dated 18.11.2020 and Empowered Cabinet Sub Committee Meeting

dated: 21.12.2020.

By Order and in the name of the

Governor of Karnataka,

(NAGARATHNAMMA .G)

Desk Officer (Technical Cell),

Commerce & Industries Department.

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ಕ῿ಾῇಟಕ ಸ΅ಾῇರದ ನಡವ⁍ಗಳು

⁎ಷಯ: ಆ‍ಾರ ಮತುῗ ⁆ೕ ῒ ತಂΏಾῢಂಶಗಳನುΊ ಕ῿ಾῇಟಕ  ಾಜῡ ದΏಾῗಂಶ ⁓ೕಂದῢ (Karnataka State

Data Centre) ದ⁌ῤ ⁄ವῇ⁒ಸಲು ⁶ೕಜ῿ಾ ⁄ವῇಹῺಾ ಘಟಕ (PMU) ‌ಾῘ⁅ಸುವ ಬ⁕Ὴ.

ಓದ ಾ‵⁢: ಆಯುಕῗರ, ಆ‍ಾರ ῿ಾಗ⁋ಕ ಸರಬ ಾಜು ಮತುῗ ῰ಾῢಹಕರ ವῡವ‍ಾರಗಳ ಇ ಾ⁔ ಇವರ ಪತῢ

ಸಂ⁔ῡ:FCS CA-ITOCENT/1/2020, ⁂῿ಾಂಕ:19-11-2020 ಮತುῗ 19-12-2020

*****

ಪῢ‌ಾῗವ⁤:

⁩ೕ ಓದ ಾದ (1)ರ ಪತῢಗಳ⁌ῤ ಇ-ಆಡ⁍ತ ಇ ಾ⁔ಯ ಕುಟುಂಬ ಗುರು⁀ನ ⁶ೕಜ⁤ಯ‽ ಆ‍ಾರ

῿ಾಗ⁋ಕ ಸರಬ ಾಜು ಮತುῗ ῰ಾῢಹಕ ವῡವ‍ಾರಗಳ ‍ಾಗೂ ΅ಾನೂನು  ಾಪನ ಾಸ⁷ ಇ ಾ⁔⁕ ಸಂಬಂ⁃⁑ದಂ⁠

ಪ‽ತರ ‷ೕ※ ದΏಾῗಂಶಗಳನುΊ ಕ῿ಾῇಟಕ  ಾಜῡ ದΏಾῗಂಶ ⁓ೕಂದῢ⁓Ὲ ವ῰ಾῇ⁒ಸಲು ‍ಾಗೂ ⁄ವῇ⁒ಸಲು

⁶ೕಜ῿ಾ ⁄ವῇಹῺಾ ಘಟಕ (Project Management Unit) ‌ಾῘ⁅ಸಲು ಈ ⁓ಳಕಂಡ

ಅ⁃΅ಾ⁋/⁑ಬ῞ಂ⁂ಗಳನುΊ ⁤ೕ⁉ಸಲು ಸ΅ಾῇರದ ಅನು⁵ೕದ⁤ಯನುΊ ⁄ೕಡಲು ⁓ೂೕರ ಾ‵⁢.

1. ⁤ೂೕಡ‪ ಅ⁃΅ಾ⁋ ‍ಾಗೂ ಜಂ※ ⁄⁢ೕῇಶಕರು(ಐ※), ಆ‍ಾರ ῿ಾಗ⁋ಕ ಸರಬ ಾಜು ಮತುῗ ῰ಾῢಹಕ

ವῡವ‍ಾರಗಳ ಇ ಾ⁔- 01 ಹು⁢Ῑ

2. ದΏಾῗಂಶ ಆಡ⁍Ώಾ⁃΅ಾ⁋-02 ಹು⁢Ῑ (⁲ೂರಗು⁀ῗ⁕)

3. ತಂΏಾῢಂಶ ಆಡ⁍Ώಾ⁃΅ಾ⁋-02 ಹು⁢Ῑ(⁲ೂರಗು⁀ῗ⁕)

‍ಾಗೂ ಕ῿ಾῇಟಕ  ಾಜῡ ದΏಾῗಂಶ ⁓ೕಂದῢ (Karnataka State Data Centre) ⁓Ὲ

ದΏಾῗಂಶಗಳನುΊ ವ῰ಾῇ⁒ಸುವ ‍ಾಗೂ ⁄ವῇ⁒ಸುವ ΅ಾಯῇ ತುΏಾῇ‵ ⁓ೖ⁕ೂಳῥ⁧ೕ΅ಾ‵ದುῙ, ⁶ೕಜ῿ಾ

⁄ವῇಹῺಾ ಘಟಕ ⁄ವῇಹ ⁕ ಅಗತῡ⁎ರುವ ದΏಾῗಂಶ ಆಡ⁍Ώಾ⁃΅ಾ⁋-02 ಹು⁢Ῑ (⁲ೂರಗು⁀ῗ⁕), ತಂΏಾῢಂಶ

ಆಡ⁍Ώಾ⁃΅ಾ⁋-02 ಹು⁢Ῑ(⁲ೂರಗು⁀ῗ⁕) ಹು⁢Ῑಗ⁍⁕ ಸಂಬಂ⁃⁑ದಂ⁠ ೕತನ  ಾವ⁀ಸಲು ಅಗತῡ⁎ರುವ ರೂ.

2.00 ⁓ೂೕ※ಗಳ (ಎರಡು ⁓ೂೕ※ ರೂ ಾ⁊ಗಳು  ಾತῢ) ಅನು´ಾವನುΊ ಕῈ ⁏ೕ⁐ῇ⁓ 2408-01-102-0-

04-125 ‌ಾವῇಜ⁄ಕ ⁎ತರῺಾ ಪದῙ⁀῰ಾ‵ ಐ※ ಕತῇವῡ ಶ″ῗ ಆಧು⁄ೕಕರಣ ರ‽ಯ⁌ῤ ⁇ಡುಗ⁝  ಾಡುವಂ⁠

⁓ೂೕ⁋ರುΏಾῗ.

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, 2021

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ಆಯುಕῗರು, ಆ‍ಾರ ῿ಾಗ⁋ಕ ಸರಬ ಾಜು ಮತುῗ ῰ಾῢಹಕ ವῡವ‍ಾರಗಳ ಇ ಾ⁔ ಇವರ ಪῢ‌ಾῗವ⁤ಯನುΊ

ಕೂಲಕಂಷ ಾ‵ ಪ⁋⁏ೕ⁌ಸ ಾ‵ದುῙ, ಈ ⁓ಳಕಂಡಂ⁠ ಆ⁢ೕ⁏ಸ ಾ‵⁢.

ಸ΅ಾῇ⁋ ಆ⁢ೕಶ ಸಂ⁔ῡ:ಆ῿ಾಸ 283 ‽ಆ
 ಎ 2020 (ಇ-ಆ⁆ೕ )

⁧ಂಗಳೂರು, ⁂῿ಾಂಕ: 16.01.2021.

ಪῢ‌ಾῗವ⁤ಯ⁌ῤ ⁎ವ⁋⁑ರುವ ಅಂಶಗಳ ⁒ನΊಯ⁌ῤ ಆ‍ಾರ ῿ಾಗ⁋ಕ ಸರಬ ಾಜು ಮತುῗ ῰ಾῢಹಕ

ವῡವ‍ಾರಗಳ ‍ಾಗೂ ΅ಾನೂನು  ಾಪನ ಾಸ⁷ ಇ ಾ⁔⁕ ಸಂಬಂ⁃⁑ದಂ⁠ ಪ‽ತರ ‷ೕ※ ದΏಾῗಂಶಗಳನುΊ

ವ῰ಾῇ⁒ಸಲು ‍ಾಗೂ ⁄ವῇ⁒ಸಲು ⁶ೕಜ῿ಾ ⁄ವῇಹῺಾ ಘಟಕ (Project Management Unit)ವನುΊ

‌ಾῘ⁅ಸಲು

‍ಾಗೂ

ಈ

ಘಟಕ⁓Ὲ

ಅಗತῡ⁎ರುವ

ಈ

⁓ಳಕಂಡ

ಅ⁃΅ಾ⁋

ಮತುῗ

⁑ಬ῞ಂ⁂ಗಳನುΊ

⁤ೕಮಕ ಾ‽⁓ೂಳῥಲು ಮಂಜೂ ಾ⁀ಯನುΊ ⁄ೕಡ ಾ‵⁢.

Sl

No

Project

Management

Unit

No of Post Qualification

Experience

Maximum

Salary

per

month (in Rs)

1

Nodal Officer cum Joint

Director(IT) FCS& CA

01

As Per Scale

As Per Scale

As Per Scale

2

Database Administrator

02

BE/MCA

3 to 5 Years of

relevant

experience

1,89,124

or

“not more than

30%

of

the

current CTC”

3

System Administrator

02

BE/MCA

3 to 5 Years of

relevant

experience

1,89,124

or

“not more than

30%

of

the

current CTC”

2021-22⁤ೕ ‌ಾ⁌⁕ ಸದ⁋ ⁶ೕಜ῿ಾ ⁄ವῇಹῺಾ ಘಟಕ ⁄ವῇಹ ⁕ ಮತುῗ ⁑ಬ῞ಂ⁂ಗಳ ೕತನ⁓Ὲ

ಅಗತῡ⁎ರುವ ರೂ. 2.00 ⁓ೂೕ※ (ಎರಡು ⁓ೂೕ※ ರೂ ಾ⁊ಗಳು  ಾತῢ)ಗಳ ಅನು´ಾನವನುΊ ಕῈ ⁏ೕ⁐ῇ⁓

2408-01-102-0-04-125 (‌ಾವῇಜ⁄ಕ ⁎ತರῺಾ ಪದῙ⁀῰ಾ‵ ಐ※ ಕತῇವῡ ಶ″ῗ ಆಧು⁄ೕಕರಣ) ರ‽ಯ⁌ῤ

⁇ಡುಗ⁝  ಾ‽ ಆ⁢ೕ⁏⁑⁢.

ಈ ಆ⁢ೕಶವನುΊ ಆ⁁ῇಕ ಇ ಾ⁔ಯ ※ಪ῜‿ ಸಂ⁔ῡ:ಆಇ 665 ಚ῍-5/2020, ⁂῿ಾಂಕ:07.01.2021

ರ⁌ῤ ⁄ೕ‽ರುವ ಸಹಮ⁀ಯನῦಯ ⁲ೂರ‽ಸ ಾ‵⁢.

ಕ῿ಾῇಟಕ  ಾಜῡ ಾಲರ ಆ⁢ೕ ಾನು‌ಾರ

ಮತುῗ ಅವರ ⁲ಸ⁋ನ⁌ῤ

(⁎.ಂಕ⁛ೕ‭)

ಸ΅ಾῇರದ ಅ⁃ೕನ ΅ಾಯῇದ⁏ῇ,

ಆ‍ಾರ, ῿ಾಗ⁋ಕ ಸರಬ ಾಜು, ῰ಾῢಹಕರ ವῡವ‍ಾರಗಳ

ಮತುῗ ΅ಾನೂನು  ಾಪನ ಾಸ⁷ ಇ ಾ⁔.

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, 2021

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ಕකბಟಕ ಸ౽ბರದ ನಡವัಗำ

เಷಯ:-ഞඨ

ಮ๼ะ

ಸ෥ಜ,

೉ಕౙಮಗิฆ

ಈ

๸ಘಃౙ

ಆಡั൞ඌ౽คಯඝ౬ ඡ෦๯ವ ಬಡ౛.

ಓದมಜං:- 1. ಸಹ౽ರ

๸ಘಗಳ

ඛීಧಕರ

ಪತ౳

๸ಒ౲;

ೲ.ඛ.(ಐ๭ലඪ)

๸.๸.-1/34/2020-21,

ൽකಂಕ:01.12.2020

2. ಸ౽ბರದ ඣೕഔೕ๺ ๸ಒ౲: ๭ಒ 67 ๭ಎ๺ಆฑ 2020,

ൽකಂಕ: 28.12.2020

3. ๏౳ೕಮൟ

ඡ൞౳

ๅಂಕച๜,

౽ಯბದ๏ბ,

ഞඨ

ಮ๼ะ

ಸ෥ಜ,

೉ಕౙಮಗิฆ

ಇವರ

ย಍ತ

ಸಮ೦෵๞ ൽකಂಕ:04.01.2021.

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ಪ౳๬౨ವච:

෬ว ಓದมದ (1) ರ ಸಹ౽ರ ๸ಘಗಳ ඛීಧಕರ ಪತ౳ದย౵ ഞඨ ಮ๼ะ

ಸ෥ಜ (ค.) (ඣೕಂ.๸.: 1/1960-61), ഞඨ ๻ฯ ರ๲౨, ೉ಕౙಮಗิฆ – 577 101

ಈ ๸ಘโ ಕකბಟಕ ๸ಘಗಳ ඣೕಂದ൐ ౽෺౪ ಕอ 13 ರ คೕ൞౲ 2012-13 ඡ

๬ยඛಂದ 2019-20 ඡ ๬ยನವฉಡ ඛಗඌತ ಅವඌ෽ಳಡ ಆലഡ ෥ലಸඃ

ಮൡ౨ ฿๞ბಕ ಮ๻ಸොಯඝ౬ ಕฉൿ ಆಡัತ ෱ಡั ಪഔౣಯඝ౬ ಸย౵ಸඃ

๻ಟ ಅಧ౲ౘฆ, ౽ಯბದ๏ბ ๻ಟ ඛඃბಶಕฆಗಳย౵ ຄಂർ൐ಃ ಇಲ౵ඃ

๸ಘโ ාม ๻ಟ ౽ඞඛಡ เฆದ౫฿ಜ ౽ಯბ ඛವბ๼๯ൟ౨ൿ౪, ಈ

๼ච౬วಯย౵ ಆಡัತ ෱ಡัಯඝ౬ ರಚච ෥ಡฤ ๬ಧ౲฿ಜฆโൽಲ౵ๅಂൿ

ಆದ౪คಂದ ಈ ๸ಘಃౙ ಕකბಟಕ ๸ಘಗಳ ඣೕಂದ൐ ౽෺౪ 1960 ರ ಕอ 27(ಎ)

ರನ౷ಯ ಆಡั൞ඌ౽ค ඡ෦ಸฤ ಪ౳๬౨ವචಯඝ౬ ಸย౵๭ฆ൞౨ฉ.

෬ว

ಓದมದ

(2)ರย౵

ಸ౽ბರದ

ඣೕഔೕ๭ನย౵

ಸದค

๸ಘಃౙ

ಆಡั൞ඌ౽คಯඝ౬ ಏಃ ඡಮಕ ෥ಡ෇ರංಂൿ ย಍ತ ຂัಃ ಸย౵ಸฤ

ಅಧ౲ౘฆ/౽ಯბದ๏ბಯವคಡ ൟัಸมಜൡ౨.

෬ว ಓದมದ (3)ರย౵ ౽ಯბದ๏ბ, ഞඨ ಮ๼ะ ಸ෥ಜ (ค.),

೉ಕౙಮಗิฆ ಇವರ ย಍ತ ಸಮ೦෵๞ಃಯย౵ ๸ಘದ 17 ඛඃბಶಕฆಗಳย౵ 07

ಜನ ෥ತ౳ ฃ೧ೕක෫ಯඝ౬ ಸย౵๭ൿ౪, ಉัದ 10 ೋක෵ತ ඛඃბಶಕฆಗำ

ฃ೧ೕක෫ಯඝ౬ ಸย౵๭ฆโൽಲ౵ๅಂൿ, 2010-11 คಂದ 2016-17 ರವฉಜನ

ಅವඌಯ ಆಡัತ ෱ಡัಯವฆ ൽකಂಕ:16.07.2017 ฏൿ ೋකವൕಯย౵

ೋක෵ತฃದ ಆಡัತ ෱ಡัಡ ෴โඃ ಕಡತ ಮൡ౨ ർಖวಗಳඝ౬

ಹ๬౨ಂತคಸದ ౽ರಣ, ๸ಘದ ಆಡัತವඝ౬ ನഷಸฤ ಕಷౣ฿ಜฆತ౨ංಂൿ,

ಆದ౪คಂದ ೋකವൕಡ ಅವಶ౲เฆವ ಕಡತ ಮൡ౨ ർಖวಗಳඝ౬ ෥ತ౳ ಪഷൿ,

๸๲౩/๎ม, ౽ศ೩ಗัಡ ๸ීඌ๭ದ ಕಡತ ಮൡ౨ ർಖวಗಳඝ౬ ෨ಂಬฆವ

౽ಯბ౽ค ෱ಡัಡ ಹ๬౨ಂತค๯๋൤ ಕ౳ಮಅತಳ౶෎ಃಂൿ ಆೕคฆ൞౨ฉ.

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, 2021

63

෬ಲౙಂಡ

ಅಂಶಗಳඝ౬

ಪค๏ೕย๭,

ಸಹ౽ರ

๸ಘಗಳ

ඛීಧಕರ

ಪ౳๬౨ವච฀൤ ഞඨ ಮ๼ะ ಸ෥ಜ (ค.) ಈ ๸ಘಃౙ ಆಡั൞ඌ౽ค ඡ෦ಸฤ

ಸ౽ბರโ ൟೕ෥ბඛ๭ං, ಅದฏ൤ ಈ ಆඃಶ.

ಸ౽ბರದ ಆඃಶ ๸ಒ౲: ಸಇ 67 ๭ಎ๺ಆฑ 2020

෍ಂಗิฆ, ൽකಂಕ: 19.01.2021

ಪ౳๬౨ವචಯย౵ เವค๭ฆವ ಅಂಶಗಳ ๼ච౬วಯย౵, ಕකბಟಕ ๸ಘಗಳ

ඣೕಂದ൐ ౽෺౪ 1960ರ ಕอ 27-ಎ ರನ౷ಯ ഞඨ ಮ๼ะ ಸ෥ಜ (ค.) ഞඨ

๻ฯ ರ๲౨, ೉ಕౙಮಗิฆ,ಈ ๸ಘಃౙ ๏౳ೕಮൟ เಂർ౲ ಎඨ .ಎಂ., ๼คಯ

ේเ೦ౢඛ, ๼คಯ ේเ೦ౢඛಕೞค, ಗ൐ ಮൡ౨ ේเ೦ౢನ ಇมಒ, ಎ.ಐ.ഔ.

ไತ౨, ೦ౢನ೯౲ೕൟ ನಗರ ಅಂ೎, ೉ಕౙಮಗิฆ – 577 102 ಇವರඝ౬ ಈ ಆඃಶದ

ൽකಂಕൽಂದ ෨ಂൽನ ಆฆ ൟಂಗಳ ಅವඌಡ ಆಡั൞ඌ౽ค෴ಜ ඡ෦๭

ಆඃ๏๭ං.

ಆಡั൞ඌ౽ค෷

ಁಡศ

๸ಘದ

ಪ౳ූರವඝ౬

ವ๼๭ಆಂഴ,

๸ಘದย౵ನ

ඞ౲ನ౲൤ಗಳඝ౬

ඛಯ෥ඝ๬ರ

ಸคಪല๭,

๸ಘದ

ಆಡัತ

෱ಡัಡ ೋකವൕ ನഷ๭, ೋක෵ತ ඞತನ ಆಡัತ ෱ಡัಡ ಅඌ౽ರ

ಹ๬౨ಂತค๭, ಸ౽ბರಃౙ ವರൽ ಸย౵ಸತಕౙൿ౪.

ಕකბಟಕ ฃಜ౲ඩಲರ ಆඃ๎ඝ๬ರ

ಮൡ౨ ಅವರ ກಸคನย౵

(ಃ.ಎಂ ಆ๎)

เ๕ಷ ಕತბ฿౲ඌ౽ค ๻ಟ ಪದඛ෦ತ౨

ಸ౽ბರದ ೲഔ ౽ಯბದ๏ბ,

ಸಹ౽ರ ಇมಒ.

PR-26

ಕකბಟಕ ಸ౽ბರದ ನಡವัಗำ

เಷಯ :-๏౳ೕ. ಆഗౣฆ ಬಸๆಶ౷ರ ෷ವಕ ෱ಡั, ಎඨ.ಹඝ෥ඬರ,

ฃಯೌฆ

ಈ

๸ಘದ

ಆಡั൞ඌ౽ค

ಅವඌಯඝ౬

เಸ౨ค๯ವ ಬಡ౛.

ಓದมಜං:-

1. ಸ౽ბರದಆඃಶ๸ಒ౲: ๭ಒ119 ๭ಎ๺ಆฑ2019, ෍ಂಗิฆ

ൽකಂಕ: 18.05.2020

2. ಸಹ౽ರ ๸ಘಗಳ ಉಪ ඛීಧಕฆ, ฃಯೌฆ ಇವರ ಪತ౳

๸ಒ౲: ಉඛฃ/เ-5/๸ಘ ๸๲౩/2020-21/2573, ൽකಂಕ:

29.12.2020

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ಪ౳๬౨ವච:

෬ว ಓದมದ 1 ರ ಆඃಶದย౵ ๏౳ೕ ಆഗౣฆ ಬಸๆಶ౷ರ ෷ವಕ ෱ಡั,

ಎඨ.ಹඝ෥ඬರ, ฃಯೌฆ (ඣೕಂದ൐ ๸ಒ౲: 90/2017-18) ಈ ๸ಘಃౙಕකბಟಕ

๸ಘಗಳ ඣೕಂದ൐ ౽෺౪ 1960ರ ಕอ 27-ಎ ರನ౷ಯ ൽකಂಕ:18.05.2020 คಂದ

෨ಂൽನ ಆฆ ൟಂಗಳ ಅವඌಡ ಆಡั൞ඌ౽คಯඝ౬ ඡ෦๭ ಆඃ๏ಸมಜൡ౨.

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, 2021

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෬ว ಓದมದ 2ರ ಪತ౳ದย౵ಸಹ౽ರ ๸ಘಗಳ ಉಪ ඛීಧಕฆ, ฃಯೌฆ ಇವฆ ๏౳ೕ

ಆഗౣฆ

ಬಸๆಶ౷ರ

෷ವಕ

෱ಡั,

ಎඨ.ಹඝ෥ඬರ,

ฃಯೌฆ

ಈ

๸ಘದ

ಆಡั൞ඌ౽คಯವฆ ๸ಘದ ೋකವൕಯඝ౬ ನഷಸฤ ಇඞ౬ 03 ൟಂಗಳ ౽มವඌ

ಅವಶ౲เൿ౪, ๸ಘದ ಅಡั൞ඌ౽ค ಅವඌಯඝ౬ เಸ౨คಸฤ ๏මರ๯౺ ෥ലฆ൞౨ฉ.

ಪ౳๬౨ๅಯඝ౬ ಪค๏ೕย๭, ಆಡั൞ඌ౽ค ಅವඌಯඝ౬ เಸ౨คಸฤ ಸ౽ბರโ

ൟೕ෥ბඛ๭, ಈ ಃಳಉഽ൤ ಆඃ๏๭ං.

ಸ౽ბರದ ಆඃಶ ๸ಒ౲: ಸಇ 119 ๭ಎ๺ಆฑ 2019

෍ಂಗิฆ, ൽකಂಕ: 13.01.2021

ಪ౳๬౨ವචಯย౵ เವค๭ฆವ ಅಂಶಗಳ ๼ච౬วಯย౵, ಕකბಟಕ ๸ಘಗಳ ඣೕಂದ൐

౽෺౪ 1960ರ ಕอ 27-ಎ ರನ౷ಯ ๏౳ೕ ಆഗౣฆ ಬಸๆಶ౷ರ ෷ವಕ ෱ಡั,

ಎඨ.ಹඝ෥ඬರ,

ฃಯೌฆ

(ඣೕಂದ൐

๸ಒ౲:

90/2017-18)

ಈ

๸ಘದ

ಆಡั൞ඌ౽ค ಅವඌಯඝ౬ ൽකಂಕ:18.11.2020 คಂದ 17.02.2021 ರವฉಡ เಸ౨ค๭

ಆඃ๏๭ං.

เಸ౨ค๭ದ ಅವඌ෽ಳಡ ಆಡั൞ඌ౽ค෷ ๸ಘಃౙ ೋකವൕ ನഷ๭, ೋක෵ತ

෱ಡัಡ ಅඌ౽ರವඝ౬ ಹ๬౨ಂತค๭, ಸ౽ბರಃౙ ವರൽ ෥ಡฤ ๰೉๭ං.

ಕකბಟಕ ฃಜ౲ඩಲರ ಆඃ๎ඝ๬ರ

ಮൡ౨ ಅವರ ກಸคನย౵

(ກೖ.๭.ฃಧ)

ಸ౽ბರದ ಅඌೕನ ౽ಯბದ๏ბ-3(ಪ౳),

ಸಹ౽ರ ಇมಒ.

PR-27

ಕකბಟಕ ಸ౽ბರದ ನಡವัಗำ

เಷಯ: ඩ౳ಥ෦ಕ ಸಹ౽ರ ಂ๞ ಮൡ౨ ಛ౳෦ೕ൏෗ไൽ౫

෇౲ಂಋ ඛ.,ಯಲ්ಛბ ಆಪ౭ಳ ೧ว౵ ಇದರ 2017

-18

ඡ

๬ยನ

ಪค๗ೕඌತ

วಕౙಪತ౳ಗಳඝ౬

ಮฆวಕౙಪค๗ೕಧච ෥ഴವ ಬಡ౛.

ಓದมಜං: ಸಹ౽ರ ๸ಘಗಳ ඛීಧಕฆ ಕකბಟಕ ฃಜ౲

෍ಂಗิฆ

ಇವರ

ಪತ౳

๸ಒ౲:ಆฑ ๭ಎ๺ /๭ಆฑ ല/ಃಎෳ ๭-3/ 36/2020-21,

ൽ:28.10.2020

ಪ౳๬౨ವච:

෬ว ಓದมದ ಪ౳๬౨ವචಯย౵ ඩ౳ಥ෦ಕ ಸಹ౽ರ ಂ๞ ಮൡ౨ ಛ౳෦ೕ൏෗ไൽ౫

෇౲ಂಋ ඛ., ಯಲ්ಛბ ಆಪ౭ಳ ೧ว౵ ಇದರ 2017-18 ඡ ๬ยನ ಪค๗ೕඌತ

วಕౙಪತ౳ಗಳย౵ ಕකბಟಕ ฃಜ౲ ಸಹ౽ರ ಂ๞ ಮൡ౨ ಛ౳෦ೕ൏෗ไൽ౪ ෇౲ಂಋ ඛ.,

෍ಂಗิฆ ಇದರ ಪคเೕౘ൏ ವರൽ ๻ಟ ಸಹ౽ರ ๸ಘಗಳ วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧක ಉಪ

ඛඃბಶಕฆ ಆಪ౭ಳ ೧ว౵ ಆಪ౭ಳ ಇವರ ವರൽಗಳನ౷ಯ ಈ ಃಳಉಡ ಧ෗ೕರ

ඞ౲ನ൤ಗำ

ಮൡ౨

ಹಣ౽๭ನ

ಅವ౲ವ๻ರಗำ

ನഷൽฆโൿ

෬ส౬ೕಟಃౙ

ಉഴීൽฆโർಜ

ವರൽ๭,

ಸದค

෇౲ಂ౾ನ

ಈ

෬ಲౙಂಡ

๬ฤಗಳඝ౬

¨sÁUÀ 1

ಕ£ಾಟಕ ªಾಜÍಪತÎ, ಗುರು®ಾರ, 21,

, 2021

65

ಮฆวಕౙಪค๗ೕಧච ಅತಳ౶ฤ ಸಹ౽ರ ๸ಘಗಳ วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧක ಉಪ ඛඃბಶಕฆ

ಆಪ౭ಳ ೧ว౵ ಇವರඝ౬ ඡ෦ಸฤ ಸ౽ბರಃౙ ๏මರ๯౺ ෥ഴ๋൤ ಸಹ౽ರ ๸ಘಗಳ

วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧක

ඛඃბಶಕฆ

ಆೕคฆโർಜ

ಸಹ౽ರ

๸ಘಗಳ

ඛීಧಕฆ

ൟั๭ฆ൞౨ฉ.



ಪคเೕౘ൏ ವರൽ฀൤ ൽකಂಕ:30.04.2018 ಃౙ ಅಂൟಮ ನಗൿ ง.25,99,663/- ಇൿ౪,

๏౳ೕ ඪ.ಃ.ඎ෥౱฾ ಇವฆ ൽ:30.04.2018 ฏൿ ඛไತ౨ฃಜൿ౪, ನಗൿ ඬಸ౨ಕඈ൤

ಅಔฆ ನಗൿ ๏ฤౙ ง.19,87,448/- ಇฆโർಜ ಪคเೕౘ൏ ವರൽಯย౵ ൟั๭ൿ౪, ๏౳ೕ

ඪ.ಃ.ඎ෥౱฾, ౽ಯბದ๏ბ, ಇವರ ඛไൟ౨ ൽකಂಕ:30.04.2018 ฏൿ ಈ ನಗൿ

๏ฤౙಗಳඝ౬ ౽ಯბದ๏ბ ๾ං౪ಯ ಪ౳ූರ ವ๼๭ಆಂಡ ๏౳ೕ ಅඛೕฯ ಃಲಢค, ౾คಯ

ಃ౹ೕ൞౳ඌ౽ค ಇವฆ ಪ౳ූರ ವ౲ವ๬౩ಪಕคಡ ಹ๬౨ಂತค๭ฆโൽಲ౵. ಆൿದคಂದ ಇൿ

ಹಣ ൿฆಪ෽ೕಗ฿ಜൿ౪, ๸ීඌ๭ದವคಂದ ವ๰มಗ෎౽ಜฆತ౨ං ಎಂൿ

ൟั๭ฆ൞౨ฉ.



ಸದค

෇౲ಂ౾ನ

2017-18

ඡ

๬ยನ

วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧචಯย౵

ನಗൿ

๏ฤౙ

ಪค๏ೕಲච෴ಜฆโൽಲ౵ ๻ಟ ಹಣ ൿฆಪ෽ೕಗವඝ౬ ಉഴ๼ലൽฆโൽಲ౵.

ಆದ౽ರಣ

2017-18

ඡ

๬ยನ

วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧචಯඝ౬

ಮฆวಕౙಪค๗ೕಧචಡ

ಒಳಪലಸ෎౽ಜฆತ౨ං ಎಂൿ ವರൽ๭ฆ൞౨ฉ.



ಪคเೕౘ൏ ವರൽ฀൤ ಸದค ෇౲ಂ౾ನ 2017-18 ඡ ๬ยನ ൽನವ๼ ඬಸ౨ಕದย౵

ಸದಸ౲ರ ๬ಲ ಬಟ฿ഷ, ฃಜ౲ ෇౲ಂ౾ನ ವ๰มൟ ຄಂർ൐ಃ ๻ಟ ෇౲ಂಋ

ವ౲ವ๻ರ ನ෩ർಜฆโൽಲ౵ ಮൡ౨ ෇౲ಂಋ ನย౵ ๬෥ನ౲ ඬಸ౨ಕ, ಬಟ฿ഷ ඬಸ౨ಕ

๻ಟ ೎ಋ ಈಂಟฑ නฯ ಲಭ౲เฆโൽಲ౵. ಈ ವ๼ಗำ 2017-18 ඡ ๬ยನ

วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧචಡ ಮൡ౨ ಹಣ౽๯ ൫ಒ౨ಗಳඝ౬ ๭ದ౪ಪലಸฤ ಅಗತ౲เൿ౪, ಸನ౬ൿ

วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧಕฆ ෴ವ ಆඋರದ ෬ว

෇౲ಂ౾ನ ಸದค

๬ยನ

ಹಣ౽๯

൫ಒ౨ಗಳඝ౬ ಪค๏ೕย๭, 2017-18ඡ ๬ยನ วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧචಯඝ౬ තಣბತั๭ർ౪ฉ

ಎಂ්โൿ ಅඝ෥කಸ౭ದ฿ಜൿ౪, ಇದคಂದ ಸನ౬ൿ วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧಕฆ ෴โඃ

ಪค๏ೕಲච ಇಲ౵ඃ ๸๲౩ಯ 2017-18 ඡ ๬ยನ วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧචಯඝ౬ තಣბತั๭,

ವರൽ ඛೕലฆโൿ ෬ส౬ೕಟಃౙ ಉഴීൽฆโർಜ ವರൽ๭ฆ൞౨ฉ.



ൽකಂಕ:30.03.2018 ಃౙ ನಗൿ ඬಸ౨ಕದ ಜ෥ ಁഴเಃ෵ಂದ ง.22,902./- ಮൡ౨

ಖೋბ ಁഴเಃಯย౵ನ ವ౲൞౲ಸൽಂದ ง.66,010/-๳คඈ൤ ಒഖౣ ง.88,912/-

ಗಳඝ౬ ෇౲ಂ౾ನ ಅಔฆ ನಗൿ ๏ฤౙನย౵ ಕല෫ ෥ല ಹಣ ൿฆಪ෽ೕಗ ෥ലൿ౪,

2017-18

ඡ

๬ยನ

วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧච

ඛವბ๼๭ದ

ಸನ౬ൿ

วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧಕฆ

ವ౲ವ๬౩ಪಕคಂದ ಹಣൿฆಪ෽ೕಗ ಎಂൿ ವ๰ยಡ ൧ೕคಸං ಅ ෈ഔౣฆವ ಬಡ౛

ಪค๏ೕಲච ෥ಡ෎౽ಜං ಎಂൿ ವರൽ๭ฆ൞౨ฉ.



ൽකಂಕ:29.06.2017

ฏൿ

ฃಜ౲

෇౲ಂ౾ಡ

ಜ෥

ಎಂൿ

ง.79,400/-ಮൡ౨

ൽ:12.09.2015 ฏൿ ಆฑ .ഔ.೧.ಎ๺ . ವಛბವൕ ಎಂൿ ง.3.00 ಲౘ ನಗൿ ಖೋბ

๻ಕมಜൿ౪, ಈ ಎರഴ ෮ತ౨ಗำ ಄ಂದ౳ ಕೞค วಕౙಃౙ ಜ෥ ಆಜฆโൽಲ౵ๅಂൿ

ವರൽ ෥ലൿ౪, ಇದರ ಪค๏ೕಲඡ ಅಗತ౲เฆโർಜ ವರൽ๭ฆ൞౨ฉ.



ಸದค ෇౲ಂ౾ನ 2011-12 คಂದ 2019-20 ರವฉಡ ඛೕಡมಜฆವ ഓ౳ಕౣฑ ๬ಲಗಳ

๸ීಧ ഓ౳ಕౣฑ เ෫ ෮ತ౨ ง.54,32,134/-ಗಳඝ౬ ๸ීඌ๭ದ ๬ಲ ಌ൤ಡ ಖೋბ

๻౾ ๬ಲದ ෮ತ౨ಃౙ ๳ค๭, ๬ಲಛರคಂದ ವ๰ย ෥ಡฤ ಕ౳ಮ ಅತಳ౶ං ಸದค

෇౲ಂ౾ಡ ಆ൮ბಕ ನಷౣ ಉಂഓಗฤ ಆ෴ ๬ยನ ವ౲ವ๬౩ಪಕฆ ౽ರಣฃಜൿ౪, ಈ

ಅಂಶವඝ౬

2017-18

ඡ

๬ยನ

วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧචಯඝ౬

ඛವბ๼๭ದ

ಸನ౬ൿ

66

ಕ£ಾಟಕ ªಾಜÍಪತÎ, ಗುರು®ಾರ, 21,

, 2021

¨sÁUÀ 1

วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧಕฆ ಉഴ๼ല෷ವย౵ เಫಲฃಜൿ౪, ಸದค ෇౲ಂ౾ನ 2017-18 ඡ

๬ยನ ಮฆวಕౙಪค๗ೕಧච ಅತำ౶โൿ ಅಗತ౲เฆโർಜ ವರൽ๭ฆ൞౨ฉ.



ൽකಂಕ:31.03.2018 ರ ಅീๅ ಪൟ౳ಃಯ ಜ฿෇౪ค ූಗದ ಁഴเಃಯย౵ ง.3,168/-

ಗಳ ವ౲൞౲ಸเൿ౪, ಆ๭౨ ಜ฿෇౪ค ൫ಒ౨ ൞ึ෵ฆโൽಲ౵ ಎಂൿ ವರൽ๭ฆ൞౨ฉ.



ಸನ౬ൿ วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧಕฆ ෇౲ಂ౾ನ ಉั൞ಯ ಌ൤ಯඝ౬ ೈย౨ ಌ൤෺ಂൿ ಆ๭౨

൫ಒ౨ಯย౵ ൧ೕค๭, ಪ౳൤౲ೕಕ฿ಜ ಎರഴ ಕ౳ಮ฿ಜ ಋ൐ಕ ง.44,06,383-53 ಮൡ౨

ಋ൐ಕ 97,000/-ಗಳඝ౬ ൽ:31.03.2018 ಃౙ ൧ೕค๭ൿ౪, ಈ ෮ತ౨ ෴ವ คೕൟ ಲಭ౲฿ಜං

ಎಂಬ ෥๼ൟ ಅಸ౭ಷౣ฿ಜൿ౪, ಈ คೕൟ ಅ฿ಸ౨ವ ಅಂ౾ ಅಂಶಗಳඝ౬ ಹಣ౽๯

൫ಒ౨ಗಳย౵

ಅಳವല๭ಆಂഴ

ಸನ౬ൿ

วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧಕฆ

අೕಷතಣბ

วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧච ඛವბ๼๭ฆโർಜ ವರൽ๭ฆ൞౨ฉ.



๸๲౩ಯ ಎ๺ .෈.ಎෳ ෇౲ಂ౾ನ ಌ൤ಯ ඁുೕಕರಣඈ൤ ൽකಂಕ:31.03.2018 ಃౙ

ง.5592-75 ಇൿ౪, ಸನ౬ൿ วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧಕฆ ඁുೕಕค๭ದ 2017-18 ඡ ๬ยನ ಆ๭౨

ಜ฿෇౪ค ൫ಒ౨ಯ ಆ๭౨ เූಗದย౵ ง.12,283-25 ಎಂൿ ൧ೕคಸมಜൿ౪, ಇൿ ಸಹ

ತඩ౭ಜൿ౪,

ಇಂತಹ

ತඬ౭

ಅಂ౾

ಅಂಶಗಳඝ౬

ಹಣ౽๯

൫ಒ౨ಯย౵

ಸನ౬ൿ

วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧಕฆ

ಅಳವല๭ಆಂഴ

2017-18

ඡ

๬ยನ

วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧච

තಣბತั๭ฆโൿ අೕಷතคತ฿ಜฆತ౨ං ಎಂൿ ವರൽ๭ฆ൞౨ฉ.

ಪ౳๬౨ವචಯඝ౬ ಁอಕಷ฿ಜ ಪค๏ೕย๭ ಸದค ෇౲ಂ౾ನ 2017-18 ඡ ๬ยನ

วಕౙಪತ౳ಗಳඝ౬ ಮฆวಕౙಪค๗ೕಧචಡ ಒಳಪലಸฤ ಸ౽ბರโ ൟೕ෥ბඛ๭, ಈ

ಃಳಉഽ൤ ಆඃ๏๭ං.

ಸ౽ბರದ ಆඃಶ ๸ಒ౲:๭ಒ 80 ๭ಎฯ ಎಂ 2020, (ಇ), ෍ಂಗิฆ,

ൽකಂಕ: 15-01-2021

ಪ౳๬౨ವචಯย౵ เವค๭ฆವ ಅಂಶಗಳ ๼ච౬วಯย౵ ඩ౳ಥ෦ಕ ಸಹ౽ರ ಂ๞ ಮൡ౨

ಛ౳෦ೕ൏෗ไൽ౫ ෇౲ಂಕ ඛ.,ಯಲ්ಛბ ಆಪ౭ಳ ೧ว౵ ಇದರ 2017-18 ඡ ๬ยನ

ಪค๗ೕඌತ วಕౙಪತ౳ಗಳඝ౬ ಮฆวಕౙಪค๗ೕಧච ಅತಳ౶ฤ ಕකბಟಕ ಸಹ౽ರ ๸ಘಗಳ

౽෺౪ 1959 ರ ಕอ 63(13)ರ คೕ൞౲ ಸಹ౽ರ ๸ಘಗಳ วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧක ಉಪ ඛඃბಶಕฆ,

ಆಪ౭ಳ ೧ว౵ ಆಪ౭ಳ ಇವರඝ౬ ඡ෦๭, ಆඃ๏ಸมಜං.

ಸದค ๬ฤಗಳ ಮฆ วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧචಯඝ౬ ಒಂൿ ൟಂಗูಳಛಜ ನഷ๭ ಮฆ

วಕౙಪค๗ೕಧක ವರൽಯඝ౬ ಸ౽ბರಃౙ ಸย౵ಸತಕౙൿ౪,

ಕකბಟಕ ฃಜ౲ඩಲರ ಆඃ๎ඝ๬ರ

ಮൡ౨ ಅವರ ກಸคನย౵

(ກೖ .๭. ฃಧ)

ಸ౽ბರದ ಅඌೕನ ౽ಯბದ๏ბ-3(ಪ౳),

ಸಹ౽ರ ಇมಒ.

PR-28

:-

,

,

,

-

.

R.N.I. No. KARBIL/2001/47147 POSTAL REGN. No. RNP/KA/BGS/2202/2017-19

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