ANNEXURE
Condition No. Conditions
1. If the manufacturer of the food preparations produces,
a certificate from an officer not below the rank of a
Deputy Secretary to Government of India or not below
the rank of a Deputy Secretary to the State concerned
to the effect that such food preparations have been
distributed free to the economically weaker sections
of the society under a programme duly approved by the
Central Government or the State Government concerned,
within five months from the date of clearance of such
goods or within such further period as the Assistant
Commissioner of Central Excise may allow in this
regard.
2. (i) If the cement manufacturer produces to the
Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise a certificate
issued by an officer not below the rank of Director of
Industries in the State Government indicating the
installed capacity of the factory.
(ii) This exemption under this notification shall not
be applicable to, -
(a) cement manufactured from such clinker which is
not manufactured within the same factory;
(b) cement bearing a brand name or trade name
(whether registered or not) of another person;
(c) any clearances of cement (including the
clearances effected under notification Nos. 1/93-
Central Excises, dated the 28th February, 1993 and
12/95-Central Excises, dated the 16th March, 1995)
in excess of 99,000 tonnes of clearances in a
financial year; and
(d) cement in respect of which a manufacturer
avails of the exemption contained in notification
No.1/93-Central Excises, dated the 28th February,
1993:
Provided that for the purpose of computing the
quantity of 99,000 tonnes of clearances in a
financial year as mentioned in clause (c) above,
the quantity of cement, falling under sub-heading
No. 2502.29, bearing a brand name or trade name
(whether registered or not) of another person,
cleared on payment of duty of excise at the rate of
rupees 350 per tonne, shall not be taken into
account.
Explanation.- For the purposes of condition (ii),
"brand name" or "trade name" means a brand name or
trade name, whether registered or not, that is to say,
a name or a mark, such as a symbol, monogram,
signature, or invented words or any writing which is
used in relation to a product for the purpose of
indicating, or so as to indicate a connection in the
course of trade between the product and some person
using such name or mark with or without any indication
of the identity of that person.
3. The exemption shall be subject to proving to the
satisfaction of an officer not below the rank of the
Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise, that such
goods are cleared for the intended use specified in
column (3) of the said Table.
4. Where such use is elsewhere than in the factory of
production, the procedure set out in Chapter X of the
Central Excise Rules, 1944, is followed.
5. If,-
(i) soaps are manufactured under a scheme for the
sale of janatha soap through public distribution
system approved in this behalf by the Government
of India in the Ministry of Food and Civil Supplies
(Department of Civil Supplies);
(ii) sale of such soaps are effected either
through the National Co-operative Consumers
Federation of India Limited or through such other
organisation, as may be approved in this behalf by
the said Department of Civil Supplies under the
scheme referred to in (i) above, and such sale is
at such prices to such Federation or organisation
as may be fixed from time to time by the Government
of India in the Ministry of Industry (Department
of Industrial Development).
6. If,-
(i) bamboo is used for the splints or for both
splints and veneers, the amount of exemption shall
be increased, by thirty five paise per hundred
boxes;
(ii) the splints of such matches are made of bamboo
and the matches are packed in boxes of 40s, the
rate of duty shall be four-fifths of the rate
applicable to matches of identical description
produced in the same factory but packed in boxes of
50s and if such packing in boxes of 50s is not
done, it shall be four-fifths of the notionally
determined rate for matches packed in boxes of 50s:
Provided further that an officer not below
the rank of an Assistant Commissioner of Central
Excise, is satisfied that the sum total of the
capital investment made from time to time on plant
and machinery installed in the industrial unit in
which the said goods, under clearance, are
manufactured, is not more than rupees twenty lakhs.
Explanation. - While determining the sum total of the
value of the capital investment, only the face value
of the investment at the time when such investment was
made shall be taken into account, but the value of the
investment made on plant and machinery which have been
removed permanently from the industrial unit or
rendered unfit for any use shall be excluded from such
determination.
7. The exemption shall be available in respect of first
clearances for home consumption from a factory not
exceeding 120 million matches during a financial year
and that clearances from the said factory during such
financial year does not exceed 150 million matches and
also subject to the following other conditions,
namely:-
(i) the total production of matches in a calendar
month during the aforesaid period by the said factory
does not exceed 15 million matches;
(ii) the total clearances, if any, of matches for home
consumption from the said factory during the preceding
financial year, did not exceed 150 million matches;
Provided that -
(a) where bamboo is used for the splints or for
both splints and veneers, the amount of exemption
shall be increased by thirty-five paise per hundred
boxes of 50 matches;
(b) where the splints of such matches are made of
bamboo and the matches are packed in boxes of 40
matches, the rate of duty shall be four-fifths of
the rate applicable of matches of identical
description produced in the same factory but packed
in boxes of 50 matches and if such packing in boxes
of 50 matches is not done, it shall be four-fifths
of the notionally determined rate for matches
packed in boxes of 50 matches:
Provided also that the exemption available shall not
apply to the said matches where a manufacturer uses
any other manufacturer's label which is approved by
the proper officer for matches packed in boxes
attracting a higher rate of duty than the rate of duty
specified in the corresponding entry in column (4) of
the Table.
Explanation - For the purpose of the matches mentioned
in column (3), against S. No.49 of the said Table,-
(1) no process other than the mechanical process
employed for -
(a) filling of boxes with matches;
(b) dipping of splints in the composition for match
heads;
(c) frame filling;
(d) affixing of Central Excise Stamps;
(e) packing;
(f) the process of giving -
(i) the cardboard flats or strips the configuration
of a match box including the outer slide or the
inner slide, or
(ii) the veneer flats or strips, the configuration
of a match box including the outer slide or the
inner slide with the use of match paper,
(g) pasting of labels on match boxes or veneers or
cardboards,
shall be deemed to be a process ordinarily carried on
with the aid of power;
(2) any other manufacturer referred to in the second
proviso to the opening paragraph of this item shall
mean a manufacturer in respect of whom any one or more
of the following conditions relating to clearances of
matches for home consumption from, or production of
matches by a factory, or the process of manufacture
apply, namely:-
(i) such clearances exceed 150 million matches
during the financial year;
(ii) such clearances during the preceding financial
year had exceeded 150 million matches;
(iii) such production of matches in a calendar
month during the financial year exceeds 15 million
matches;
(iv) any process mentioned in clause (1) above is
ordinarily carried on with the aid of power.
8. If no credit of the duty paid on the inputs used in
the manufacture of such goods has been availed of by
the manufacturer under rule 57A of the Central Excise
Rules, 1944.
9. If the unexpanded polystyrene beads are purchased by
the the Malaria Research Centre, New Delhi on behalf
of the Government of India in the Ministry of Health
and Family Welfare, for use in malaria control
activities and the said Malaria Research Centre
gives an undertaking:-
(a) to produce a certificate from the Ministry of
Health and Family Welfare to the effect that the said
unexpanded polystyrene beads shall be used in
malaria research activities within one month from
the date of such purchase or within such extended
period as the proper officer may allow; and
(b) to the effect that in case the unexpanded
polystyrene beads are not so used, it shall pay duty
which would have been levied thereon but for the
exemption contained herein;
Provided that the said Malaria Research Centre may
sell or otherwise dispose of the unexpanded
polystyrene beads so purchased, subject to the
condition that it shall, within a month of such sale
or disposal,-
(i) intimate to the proper officer the circumstances
leading to such sale or disposal; and
(ii) pay the duty which would have been levied
thereon but for the exemption contained in this
notification:
Provided further that the proper officer may accept
the said intimation after the expiry of the specified
time of one month if he is satisfied that the said
Malaria Research Centre was prevented by sufficient
cause from furnishing such information or from
payment of the said duty of excise within the
specified time.
10 This exemption shall apply only to the tread rubber
compound, tread rubber, camel-back, cushion compound,
cushion gum, tread gum and tread packing strips
(hereinafter in this item referred to as the said
goods), all taken together and cleared for home
consumption on or after the 1st day of April in any
financial year, by a manufacturer from one or more
factories, or from a factory by one or more
manufacturers, upto first clearances of an aggregate
value not exceeding rupees one hundred and fifty
lakhs:
Provided that, subject to the conditions of
computation of aggregate value of clearances contained
in the Explanation below, nothing contained in this
exemption shall apply,-
(i) to a manufacturer if the aggregate value of
clearances of all excisable goods including the
said goods, by him or on his behalf for home
consumption from one or more factories, during
the preceding financial year, had exceeded rupees
one hundred and fifty lakhs;
(ii) if the aggregate value of clearances of all
excisable goods including the said goods, from
any factory, by or on behalf of one or more
manufacturers for home consumption, during the
preceding financial year, had exceeded rupees one
hundred and fifty lakhs;
(iii) to the said goods bearing a brand name or a
trade name (registered or not) of another person.
Explanation.-
For the purpose of this exemption.-
(i) "value" means either the value as determined in
accordance with the provisions of section 4, or as the
case may be, according to the tariff value fixed or
altered under section 3, of the Central Excises Act,
1944 (1 of 1944);
(ii) for computing the aggregate value of clearances,
the clearances of any excisable goods which are
chargeable to nil rate of duty or, which are exempted
from the whole of the duty of excise leviable thereon
by any other notification, (not being a notification
where exemption from the whole of the duty of excise
leviable thereon is granted, based upon the value or
quantity of clearances made in a financial year)
issued under sub-rule (1) of the rule 8 of the Central
Excise Rules, 1944 or under sub-section (1) of section
5A of the Central Excises Act, 1944 (1 of 1944), and
for the time being in force, shall not be taken into
account;
(iii) for computing the aggregate value of clearances,
the clearances of the said goods bearing a brand name
or a trade name of another person, which are not
eligible for grant of exemption, shall not be taken
into account;
(iv) where the said goods bear a brand name or trade
name of another manufacturer or trader, such goods
shall not, merely by reason of that fact, be deemed to
have been manufactured by such other manufacturer or
trader;
(v) "brand name" or "trade name" means a brand name
or trade name, whether registered or not, that is to
say, a name or a mark, such as a symbol, monogram,
label, signature or invented words or any writing
which is used in relation to a product for the purpose
of indicating, or so as to indicate, a connection in
the course of trade between the product and some
person using such name or mark with or without any
indication of the identity of that person.
11 If such tyres are for use on animal drawn vehicles or
hand carts and such tubes are for use with such tyres
and every such tyre and tube bears a durable and
prominent marking of the letters "ADV" on it.
12 If intended for the manufacture of goods of sub-
heading No.4819.12 and not produced in a factory
manufacturing any paper or paperboard from pulp.
13 The exemption shall not be applicable to a
manufacturer of the said goods who avails of the
exemption under the notification of the Government of
India in the Ministry of Finance (Department of
Revenue) No.1/93-Central excises, dated the 28th
February, 1993.
14 This exemption shall apply in respect of first
clearances of the said goods, for home consumption,-
(a) upto a quantity not exceeding 5,000 tonnes,
calculated from 11th September, 1996 to 31st
March, 1997, in the financial year ending on 31st
March, 1997;
(b) upto a quantity not exceeding 10,000 tonnes,
calculated from the 1st April, in any other
financial year.
Provided that the exemption shall not be applicable to
a manufacturer of the said goods who avails of the
exemption under the notification of the Government of
India in the Ministry of Finance (Department of
Revenue) No.1/93-Central Excises, dated the 28th
February, 1993.
Explanation.- For the purpose of computing the
quantity of clearances under this exemption, the
clearances of the said goods which are chargeable to
nil rate of duty or which are exempted from the whole
of the duty of excise leviable thereon by any other
exemption issued under sub-section (1) of section 5A
of the Central Excise Act, 1944 (1 of 1944), and for
the time being in force, shall not be taken into
account.
15. The exemption under this notification shall not apply
to woven fabrics of wool, cotton or woven fabrics of
man made fibres mentioned against S. Nos. 76, 89 and
127 in column (3) of the Table to this notification
or if such fabrics are processed in a factory having
facilities (including plant and equipment) for
carrying out bleaching, dyeing, or printing or anyone
or more of these processes with the aid of power or
steam.
16. The exemption to polyester fibre for low priced
fabrics mentioned against S. No. 118 in column (3) of
said Table shall be available only if -
(i) the polyester fibre is for the manufacture of
low price fabrics containing more than 40 per cent,
but less than 70 per cent, by weight of the said
polyester fibre;
(ii) the manufacturer produces evidence to the
Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise to the
effect that the said polyester fibre is intended
for the specified use;
(iii) the manufacturer shall, within such period as
the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise may
specify in this behalf, produce a certificate, or
(a) in the case of fabrics woven on handlooms, from
the Director in-charge of textile and handlooms in the
Government of State or the Chief Executive Officer in
the Khadi and Village Industries Commission or a State
Khadi and Village Industries Board;
(b) in the case of other fabrics, from the Textile
Commissioner, to the effect that the said polyester
fibre has been used for the aforesaid purpose.
17. If,-
(i) a certificate to the effect that such fabrics
have been woven in a prison and have been sent for
further processing to an independent processor or a
composite mill, outside the prison is given by the
Inspector General of the Prisons or an officer duly
authorised by him in this behalf in the Government
of the State or the Union territory, as the case
may be;
(ii) a separate account is maintained in respect
of such fabrics by the said independent processor
or a composite mill; and
(iii) the said independent processor or a composite
mill produces a certificate or evidence to the
Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise within a
period of 90 days or such extended period as may be
permitted by the Commissioner of Central Excise, to
the effect that the said fabrics have been returned
after processing to the prison from which the
fabrics were received.
18. If the Nirman Kendra or the Nirmithi Kendra produces
a certificate from an officer not below the rank of a
Deputy Secretary to the Government of India in the
Ministry of Urban Affairs and Employment (Department
of Urban Development), to the effect that-
(a) the said Nirman Kendra or the said Nirmithi
Kendra is recognised as such by the Government of
India; and
(b) the goods manufactured by such Nirman Kendra or
Nirmithi Kendra are intended for construction of
low cost houses.
19. If the manufacturer maintains proper account in such
form and in such manner as the Commissioner of Central
Excise may specify in this behalf, for receipt and use
of those fly-ash or phospho-gypsum or both, in the
manufacture of all goods falling under Chapter 68 of
the said Schedule and files a monthly return, in the
form and manner as may be specified by the
Commissioner of Central Excise, with the Assistant
Commissioner of Central Excise.
20. If,-
(i) in or in relation to the manufacture of such
containers no process is ordinarily carried on with
the aid of power; or
(ii) such containers are produced by the
manufacturer thereof without the aid of power from
sheets which had been tinned, printed, coated or
lacquered by others with the aid of power.
21. If such appliances are specially designed to operate
using bio-gas.
22. If such goods are not produced or manufactured by a
manufacturer who produces or manufactures copper from
copper ore or copper concentrate.
23. If, -
(i) no credit of duty paid on inputs has been taken
under rule 57A or rule 57Q of the Central Excise
Rules, 1944 ; and
(ii) such goods are not produced or manufactured by a
manufacturer who produces or manufactures copper from
copper ore or copper concentrate:
Provided that the duty shall not be payable by a
manufacturer who produces or manufactures trimmed
sheets or circles from duty paid untrimmed sheets or
circles.
24. If such goods are not produced or manufactured by a
manufacturer who produces or manufactures aluminium
from aluminium ore or aluminium concentrate.
25. If no credit of duty paid on inputs has been taken
under rule 57A or rule 57Q of the Central Excise
Rules, 1944; and
if such goods are not produced or manufactured by a
manufacturer who produces or manufactures aluminium
from aluminium ore or aluminium concentrate.
26. If the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise is
satisfied that such pipes are intended for use in the
manufacture of sprinkler equipment for agricultural
irrigation purposes.
27. If manufactured from goods falling within heading Nos.
82.02 to 82.05 of the said Schedule, on which duty of
excise specified in the said Schedule or the
additional duty leviable under the Customs Tariff Act,
1975 (51 of 1975), as the case may be, has already
been paid.
28. If,-
(i) the project for the purpose of substitution of
ozone depleting substances or for setting up of new
projects with non-ODS technologies has been
approved by the steering committee set up in the
Ministry of Environment and Forests for the
clearance of such projects;
(ii) the importer furnishes, in each case, a
certificate duly signed by an officer not lower in
rank than a Deputy Secretary to the Government of
India in the Ministry of Environment and Forests to
the effect that the said goods are required for the
said purpose.
29. If the goods are used within the factory of production
in the manufacture of the following power driven pumps
primarily designed for handling water, namely :-
(i) Centrifugal pumps (horizontal or vertical
pumps);
(ii) Deep tube-well turbine pumps;
(iii) Submersible pumps;
(iv) Axial flow and mixed flow vertical pumps.
30. If, -
(i) the goods are required by the foreign privileged
organisation for its official use or by any privileged
person for his personal use;
(ii) the manufacturer furnishes to the Assistant
Commissioner of Central Excise a written undertaking
from the foreign privileged organisation or the
privileged person (duly countersigned by the head of
the mission or any other officer authorised by him)
that the foreign privileged organisation or the
privileged person concerned shall satisfy the proper
officer of the Central excise,-
(a) that within one month of the date of removal
of the said goods or such extended period as the
Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise may allow,
that the said goods are in actual use of the
foreign privileged organisation or the privileged
person and in default thereof, to pay on behalf of
the manufacturer the whole of the duty leviable
thereon;
(b) that said goods will not be re-sold or
otherwise disposed of within three years from the
date of removal to any organisation or person other
than a foreign privileged organisation or a
privileged person for official or personal use and
in default, to pay on behalf of the manufacturer
the whole of the duty leviable thereon;
(c) that where the privileged person availing of
the exemption is other than a foreign diplomatic or
career consular or trade officer accredited to
India, the exemption in respect of the said goods
is availed of within four months from the date of
arrival in India of that privileged person;
(d) that the payment to the manufacturer is made
in foreign exchange in respect of the purchase of
the said goods; and
(e) that the procedure as may be prescribed by the
Central Board of Excise and Customs is followed.
Explanation.- In this condition, the expression -
(a) "foreign privileged organisation" means a foreign
diplomatic or consular or trade mission, United
Nations Organisation or any of its specialised agency
or any other International or Inter-governmental
Organisation which is allowed by the Government of
India, the facility of duty-free import of the said
goods under the Diplomatic Relations (Vienna
Convention) Act, 1972 (43 of 1972) or the Vienna
Convention on consular Relations, 1963 or the United
Nations (Privileges and Immunities) Act, 1947 (46 of
1947);
(b) "privileged person" means,--
(i) foreign diplomatic or career consular or trade
officers accredited to India;
(ii) home-based non-diplomatic officials and home-
based officials of foreign consulars and trade
missions;
(iii) internationally recruited officials of the
United Nations Specialised Agencies and of other
International or Inter-governmental Organisations
to whom the provisions of Section 18 (g) of Article
V of the Schedule to the United Nations (Privileges
and Immunities) Act, 1947 (46 of 1947), have been
made applicable by a notification issued under
section 3 of the said Act.
31. If supplied under Integrated Coir Development Project
being implemented by the Government of Kerala.
32. If the manufacturer produces at the time of clearance
a certificate from an officer not below the rank of
General Manager in the Department of
Telecommunication of the Government of India that the
said goods (including the quantity and technical
specifications) are required for the establishment of
rural telecommunication network by the Department of
Telecommunication and will not be used for any other
purpose.
33. If an officer not below the rank of Deputy Secretary
to the Government of India in the Ministry of Industry
certifies that the said goods are capable of being
used by the physically handicapped persons.
34. If, -
(a) the manufacturer at the time of clearance of
motor vehicle mentioned against S. No. 195 in
column (3) of the said Table (hereinafter in this
condition referred to as the said motor vehicle)
has paid excise duty calculated at the rate of 40%
ad valorem;
(b) the manufacturer furnishes to the Assistant
Commissioner of Central Excise a certificate from
an officer authorised by the concerned State
Transport Authority, to the effect that the said
motor vehicle has been registered for use solely as
a taxi or ambulance, as the case may be, within
three months of the clearance of the said motor
vehicle from the factory of manufacture or such
extended period as the said Assistant Commissioner
may allow ;
(c) the manufacturer had not collected from the
person, group of persons, any body or organisation,
as the case may be, in whose name the said motor
vehicle has been registered as a taxi or ambulance,
as the case may be, or in case had collected, has
refunded to such person, group of persons, any body
or organisation, the amount equivalent of such
exemption of duty ;
(d) the exemption in case of ambulance is only
applicable for registered hospitals, nursing homes
and sanitoriums and such other organisations as the
Central Government may notify, in this behalf, in
the Official Gazette ; and
(e) the manufacturer files a claim for refund of
duty paid in excess of that specified against S.
No.195 in column (4) of the said Table, in terms
of section 11B of the Central Excise Act, 1944 (1
of 1944).
35. If manufactured out of chassis and equipment, on which
the duty of excise leviable under the said Schedule or
the additional duty leviable under section 3 of the
Customs Tariff Act, 1975 (51 of 1975), as the case
may be, has already been paid.
36. If the vehicles mentioned against S.No 204 in column
(3) of the said Table (hereinafter in this condition
referred to as the said motor vehicle) are manufactured
out of a chassis on which duty of excise has been paid
and no credit of duty paid on such chassis and other
inputs used in the manufacture of such vehicles has
been taken under rule 56A or rule 57A of the Central
excise Rules, 1944:
Provided that this exemption is not applicable to a
manufacturer of said vehicles,
(a) who is manufacturing such vehicles on a chassis
supplied by a chassis manufacturer, the ownership
of which remains vested in the chassis manufacturer
or the sale of the vehicle so manufactured is made
by such chassis manufacturer on his account; and
(b) who is manufacturing chassis and using such
chassis for further manufacture of such vehicle.
37. If it is proved to the satisfaction of the
Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise that the
parts are intended to be used as original
equipment parts in the manufacture of main battle
tank falling under heading 87.10 of the said
Schedule.
38. If, duty of excise on the chassis leviable under the
said Schedule or the additional duty leviable under
section 3 of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 (51 of
1975), as the case may be, has been paid.
39. If no credit of the duty paid on the chassis has been
taken under rule 56A or rule 57A of the Central
Excise Rules, 1944.
40. If no credit of the duty paid on the chassis and
compressor has been taken under rule 56A or rule 57A
of the Central Excise Rules, 1944.
Explanation.- For the purposes of this notification-
(a) Olow priceO in respect of exemption to polyester
fibre intended for use for the manufacture of fabrics
containing more than 40 per cent but less than 70 per
cent. means the maximum ex-factory price fixed for
such fabrics under a programme duly approved,-
(i) in the case of fabrics woven on handlooms, by
the Director in-charge of textile and handlooms in
the Government of State or the Chief Executive
Officer in the Khadi and Village Industries
Commission or a State Khadi and Village Industries
Board.
(ii) in the case of other fabrics, by the Textile
Commissioner, to the effect that the said polyester
fibre has been used for the aforesaid purpose.
(b) OfentsO means-
(i) bonafide cut-pieces of a saree or fabrics
(excluding cut pieces of towels), as the case may
be, of length 45 centimetres or more but not
exceeding 90 centimetres where the width of the
saree or fabric is one metre or more, and of length
65 centimetres or more but not exceeding 135
centimetres where the width of the saree or fabric
is less than one metre, arising during the normal
course of manufacturing (including processing) or
packing or drawing samples;
(ii) damaged saree or fabrics (excluding damaged
towels), as the case may be, of length 45
centimetres or more but not exceeding 90
centimeters where the width of the saree or the
fabric is one metre or more, and of length 65
centimeters or more but not exceeding 135
centimeters where the width of the saree or fabric
is less than one metre; and
(iii) cut-pieces of length 45 centimetres or more
but not exceeding 90 centimetres where the width of
the saree or fabric is one metre or more, and of
length 65 centimetres or more but not exceeding 135
centimetres where the width of the fabric is less
than one metre, cut from damaged sarees or dhoties;
(c) "rags" means-
(i) bonafide cut-pieces of a saree or fabrics, as
the case may be, of length more than 23 centimetres
but less than 45 centimetres where the width of the
saree or fabric is one metre or more, and of length
more than 23 centimetres but less than 65
centimetres where the width of the saree or fabric
is less than one metre, arising during the normal
course of manufacturing (including processing) or
packing or drawing samples
(ii) cut-pieces of a damaged or sub-standard saree
or fabrics of length more than 23 centimetres but
less than 45 centimetres where the width of saree
or fabric is one metre or more and of lenght more
than 23 centimetres but less than 65 centimetres
where the width of saree or fabric is less than one
metre.
(d) OchindiesO means-
normal cut-pieces of a saree or fabrics, as the
case may be, which are 23 centimetres or less, in
length including remnants or cut-pieces of a saree
or fabric, damaged or otherwise deficient in
standard.
LIST 1
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(1) Streptomycin (8) Clofazamine (15) Homatropin
(2) Isoniazid (9) Tetracycline (16) Chloroquine
(3) Thiacetazone Hydrochloride (17) Amodiaquine
(4) Ethambutol (10) Pilocarpine (18) Quinine
(5) Sodium PAS (11) (19) Pyrimethamine
(6) Pyrazinamide Hydrocortisone (20)
(7) Dapsone (12) Sulfamethopyrezine
Idoxouridine (21) Diethyl
(13) Acetazolamide Carbamazine
(14) Atropine
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LIST 2
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(1) Meta (9) Citric Acid (19) N-(4-
Aminophenol (10) 4,7-DCQ Chlorophenyl)-O-
(2) Para (Dichloroquinoline) Phenylene diamine
Nitrochlorobenzene (11) N-methyl (20) 5-Iodouracil
(PNCB) Piperazine (21) 1-Acetyl-5-
(3) Picolines (12) D-2- Iodouracil
(4) Novaldiamine Aminobutanol (O- (22) 2-Amino-5-
(5) Ethoxy Aminobutanol) Mercapto-1,2,4-
methylene diethyl- (13) Diethyl Thiadiazole
malonate Carbamyl Chloride (23) 2-Amino-5-Amino-
(6) Hydrazine (14) 4- Sulfomyl-1,3,4-
Hydrate Cyanopyridine Thiadiazole
(7) DL-2 Amino-1 (15) Isonicotinic (24) 2-Acetylamino-5-
butanol acid Mercapto-1,3,4-
(8) Guanidine (16) Thiadiazole
Nitrate Thiosemicarbazide
(17) 1-Nitropropane
(18) 4-Amino-4
Nitrodiphenyl
sulphide
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(1) Coconut husk (4) Turbo (6) Willowing
crushers; cleaner(for machines (for cleaning
(2) Coconut husk cleaning the and preparing fibre
defibering mills; fibre); for spinning);
(3) Sifter or (5) Bailing (7) Motorised Spinning
Siever (for presses; Ratts
separating coir
fibre from pith);
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1. Rural Automatic 7. 10 Channel 14. Following
Exchanges (upto 512 Digital UHF parts of the items
ports) equipment Nos. 1 and 2
2. Integrated line 8. 4/6 Channel above, namely :-
and TRUNK Exchange Analogue/UHF (a) Base modules
(ILT) ( upto 512 equipment and Line Modules
Ports) 9. 1+9 Line (b) Input/output
3. Shared Radio sharing systems Processor
Systems (upto 8/64 10. Time Division (c) Alarm
capacity) Multiple Display Units
4. Multi -Access Access (TDMA) (d) Monitors
Radio Systems equipment (e) Software and
(upto 30/256 11. 3/8 Channel documentation
capacity) open wire carrier (f) Overvoltage
5. Single channel equipment Protection Devices
VHF equipment 12. Main (g) Maintenance
6. Wireless Distribution Frame Spares
Telephones having 13. Equipment for
range of more than upgradation from
1 kilometre 128 `P' RAX to 256
`P' RAX
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(1) Argon/Krypton (13) Dark (23) Low visual
laser adaptometer aids and sets
(2) Aspiration - (14) Diathermy (telescopic
irrigation - equipment glasses)
equipment (15) (24) Microsurgical
(3) Automatic Exophthalmometer needles, cannuals,
keratometer (16) Fluorescein blades, trephine
(4) Automatic angiography blades, membrance
refractometer equipment including peelers, diathermy
(5) C.A.M. fundus camera probes, vitreous
stimulator (17) Glare testing cutters atraumatic
(6) Colour equipment needles and
vision testing (18) Gonioscope, 3 sutures, intra
quipment mirror lens, ocular scissors and
(7) Complete special lenses for forceps.
refraction unit laser delivery, (25) Ocular
with phoropter/ special diagnostic electro
projectochart lenses (14D, 20D, physiological
(8) Contact lens 90D), Endo lens testing equipment
lathes (19) Intraocular (Electroretinograph
(9) Contact lens lenses/ y /
polishing machines Keratoprosthesis/ Electroculography/
(10) Contact orbital inplants Visually evoked
lens thickness (20) Keratometer response equipment
measuring gauge (21) Laser (ERG, EOG and VER))
(11) Corneal Interferometer (26) Operating
Anesthesiometer (22) glasses (2X, 4X,
(12) Cryo-lathe Lensometer/Projecti 6X)/ Binomag
on lensometer. (27) Ophthalmic
cryo equipment
(28) Ophthalmic (40) Pseudo- (50) Sterilisers
hydraulic chair isochromatic chart (high speed/
(29) Ophthalmic book/Ishaire ethylene)
operating lights (41) Radiuscope (51) Surgical
and fibre optic base curve (for Operating
lights measurement of Microscope Manual
(30) contact lenses) (52) Surgical
Ophthalmic/Xenon (42) Operating Zoom
Arc Refractometer Microscope with
(31) (43) Retinoscope close circuit T.V.
Ophthalmoscope - Streak/spot Camera
Direct/ Indirect (44) Roper Hall (53)
(32) Ophthalmo foreign Body Synoptophore
dynamometer Locator (54) Tonometer
(33) Pachhy (45) Silicone (Schtotz/
meter- Sponges/rubber/ Applensation/Pheumo
Optical/Electronic bands, for Retinal )
(34) Pantoscope Detachment Surgery (55)
(35) Phaco- (46) Slit lamp Ultrasonography
emulsifiction biomicroscope A.B.M. Scan/
system (47) Softometer Pacchymeter/cleaner
(fragmentome) for measurement of s
(36) the base curve of (56) Visual field
Photoelectric soft contact lenses recording equipment
Keratoscope and (48) Specular (57) Vitrectomy
Thermokeratoscope microscope with equipment (Ocutome
(37) Photo slit monitor and system)
lamp recorder (58) Yag Laser
(38) Prism bars (49) Stereozoom (59) Diode Laser
(39) Projection microscope for (60) Excimer Laser
magnifier for inspection of
contact lens contact lenses
inspection and
verification
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(1) Australia sternal cutter (6) Compressed air
Antigen RIA Kit (iii) High breathing apparatus
(2) Cardiac pressure stop cocks complete
catheters with and connectors for (7) D.C.
guidewires pressure recording Difibrilators for
(3) Clips for (iv) Vascular bull- internal use and
aneurysms and clips dog clamps pace makers
applying forceps in (v) Vascular clamps (8) Endotracheal
Neuro-Surgery (vi) Vascular tube
(4) Cardio vascular needle holder (9) Haemodialysors
sutures (viii) Vascular (10) Heart lung
(5) Cadiovascular scissors straight machine
special or angled (11) Heart valve
instruments, (viiii) Vascular prosthesis
namely:- tissue forceps including valve
(i) Coronary frames
perfusion cannulae (12) Nebulizied
(ii) Electrical or humidifier
gas operated
(13) Hydrocephalus incontinency sets, type blood solution
shunts skin gels, in parts recipient set;
(14) Hyper-baric or sets Transfer pack 1000
oxygen chamber (23) Oxygenator ml. and 300 ml.;
(15) Fogarty and (24) Plastic disposable pherasis
embolectomy disposable 3-way bowl 225 ml. and
catheters connectors 373 ml.; hydoxy
(16) Implantable (25) Portable ethyl starch
cardiac pacemakers intermittent solution (Plasma
(17) Intra-arterial positive, pressure Sterile); wasting
catheters breathing apparatus harness with
andguidewires and (26) Pulmoflator bypass; and waste
material for (27) Respirators bags
intervention including (37) AIDS (Acquired
radiology ventimeters Immune Deficiency
(18) Intra-cardiac (28) Sengstaken Syndrome) test
patches tubes kits; Enhanced
(19) Nebulizers (29) Tracheostomy luminescence
excluding:- tubes analysers for AIDS,
(i) Ultrasonic (30) Ventilator Hepatitis and other
nebulizers used with Analyses
(ii) Heat anaesthesia (38) Iridium wire
nebulizers apparatus (39) Anti-HLA sera
(20) Omayya (31) Vascular (AB-CDR)
reservoirs for grafts (40) T.P.H.A. Kits
intraventricular (32) Tracheostomy and AIDS diagnostic
investigation/ tube of plain PVC, kits
therapy low pressure PVC, (41) Gamma knife
(21) Operating set Red Rubber Plain, (42) Bone Marrow
for Percutaneous and Red Rubber Transplant
Nephrostomy cuffed Equipment including
and Percutaneous (33) Various types silastic long
removal of kidney of Cardiac standing
stones with catheters including intravenous
continuous balloon tipped, catheters for
irrigation and double Lumen and Chemotherapy
suction with PTCA (43) Cell Separator
ultrasonic catheters, balloon (44) Pressure
Lithotrite, etc. dilatation Transducer and
(22) Ostomy catheters and Pressure Amplifier
products Endomyocardial (45) Cell Saver
(Appliances) for biopsy forceps (46) Continuous
managing (34) Disposable and Ambulatory
Colostomy, non-disposable Peritoneal Dialysis
Illcostomy, cannula for aorta, Fluid
Ureterostomy, vena cavae and (47) Craniotome
Illeal Conduit similar veins and (Pneumatic and
Urostomy Stoma blood Electric Equipment)
cases such as bags, vessels and cannula and Drills
belts, adhesives for intra corporal (48) Binocular
seals or discs or spaces Loupes
rolls adhesive (35) Programmer for (49) Intra Aortic
remover, skin pacemaker Ballon Pump
barriers micropore (36) Ancillaries (50) Remote After
surgical tapes, for blood component Loading Brachy
bag closing clamps therapy required Therapy Equipment
karaya seals paste for the treatment (51) Dosimetry
or powder, of cancer, namely, System
irrigation sets, Y
plastic or rubber
faceplates,
flanges, male or
female urinary
(52) Cell Saver (65) Pulse (78) Implants for
Equipment Oximeter pain relief and
(53) Cell Washer (66) Blood Gas bladder control
(54) Thawer Analyser (79) Artificial
Equipment for (67) Sodium electronics larynx
Blood Warming Potassium instruments
(55) Mammography Analyser (80) Ventilators
Unit (68) Ultrasonic other than those
56) O2 Surgical used with
Concentrator Aspirator anaesthesia
(57) Ventricular (69) Intra (81) Digital Video
Assist Device Cranial Pressure EEG System
(58) Pace Maker Monitoring (82) Instruments
(59) Activated Equipment and implants for
Clot Time Machine (70) Radio severely physically
(60) Cobalt Therapy Simulator handicapped
Therapy Unit (71) Treatment patients and joints
(61) Colour Planning System replacement and
Doppler (72) Angiography spinal instruments
Ultrasound Contrast Agent and implants
Scanner (73) Mobile Image including bone
(62) SPECT Gamma Intensifier cement
Camera (74) Magnetic (83) Linear
(63) Deep Therapy Resonance Imaging accelerator.
Unit System (84) Small portable
(64) Cardiac and (75) Surgical pumps used for
Vascular Laser giving slow
Angiography (76) infusion of anti-
System including Electro/Hydraulic cancer drugs or
Digital Operating Table thalassaemic drugs.
substraction for Cardio
Angiography Thoracic and
Neuro Surgery
(77) Auto
Analyser for
Enzymes, Drug
Levels and
Biochemical
investigations
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