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djrh gAS ;g ocs lkbV Åij fpfgu~ r xk¡oksa e sa Hkfwe d s jMs h fjduj eYw ;k sa ds fy, lna Hk Z lzksr d s :Ik esa i;z ksx dh xb Z gAS ocs lkbV l s bdVB~ k d s fd, x, vkda M+k sa dk s uhp s lkjc) fd;k x;k g%S jjjjMMssMMss hhhh ffffjjjjdddduuuujjjj nnnnjjjj sasa sasa ¼¼¼¼####---- iiiiffzzffzzrrrr ooooxxxx ZZ ZZ eeeehhhh----½½½½ 2222000011117777 dddd ss ss ffffyyyy,,,, nnnnjjjj sasa sasa ØØØØ----llll--aa--aa xxxxkkkk¡¡oo¡¡oo ¼¼¼¼####---- iiiiffzzffzzrrrr ooooxxxx ZZ ZZ eeeehhhh---- eeee½½sasa½½sasa ooooxxxxhhhhddZZddZZ jjjj....kkkk 1 xkao ijlkns h] rglhy&lhy]w ftyk&o/kkZ 740 xSj&df`”k lca a/kh 2 xkao nksjyh] rglhy&lhy]w ftyk&o/kk Z 1090 xSj&df`”k lca a/kh¹ PART III—SEC. 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 5 mi;DqZ r C;ksjk sa d s vk/kkj ij] iVV~ k fdjk;ksa dh x.kuk fuEufyf[kr g%S bbbbddddkkkkbbbb ZZZZ eeeeYYwwYYww ;;;; llllzkzkzkzksrsrsrsr vkbtZ hvkj egkjk”Vª ocs lkbVA ijlkns h rFkk nksjyh ds Hk[w kMa dk ljdkjh jMs h fjduj eYw ; ¼ifzr ox Z #- 1090 fy, vf/kdre ifzr oxZ eh- njksa ij fopkj fd;k x;k 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fufn”ZV njk sa d s vk/kkj ij gky gh e sa iRru }kjk vf/kxgz hr dh xb Z gAS u; s eYw ;kda u dh vko’;drk ugh a g S D;kfsad eYw ;kda udrk Z ^^egkiRruk sa }kjk Hkfwe icz a/ku d s fy, uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ k] 2015^^ esa ;Fkk lpw hc) leku dkjdk sa d s vk/kkj ij njk sa dk eYw ;kda u djxs kA vr%] vf/kxgz .k ykxr Hkfwe dh v|ru ykxr g S vkSj iRru }kjk izkns H~krw fd, tku s d s dkj.k fodkl O;;k sa d s vykok blij fopkj fd;k tk ldrk gAS bl idz kj] bl dkjd ij vkxs vkSj eYw ;kda u ugh a fd;k x;k gAS (³) iRru }kjk lfqopkfjr dksb Z vU; dkjd% (i) Hkfwe vkcVa u lfefr u s fuEufyf[kr nf`”Vdk.s k d s vuqlkj Hkfwe dh iVV~ k nj dh x.kuk dju s dk fu.k;Z fy;k FkkA (d) lEi.w k Z {ks= fodkl d s fy, ts,uihVh }kjk ifjdfYir dyq fodkl ykxrA ([k) Hkfwe d s vf/kxgz .k dh ykxrA (ii) bu nks dkjdk sa dks vxa hd`r djus dk vkbfM;k Fkk fd ;s nks fopkjk/khu Hkfwe d s fy, t,s uihVh }kjk izkns H~krw okLrfod O;; g Sa vkSj t,s uihVh Msoyij l s bl s olwy dju s d s fy, izoR`r gAS (iii) t,s uihVh }kjk izkns H~kwr dh dyq fodkl ykxr dks 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vk;kfstr djxs kA6 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] (vi) lfefr u s fudVorh Z {ks= e sa fofHkUu leku vk|S ksfxd lia nkvk sa e sa iHzkkfjr iVV~ k fdjk;k sa dh vkSj leh{kk dh FkhA ;g n[s kk tk ldrk g S fd jys o s lkbfMxa ij izkns H~kwr dh tku s okyh fodkl ykxr dks ifj;kts uk ifjpkyu e sa j[ku s vkjS dherk sa dks izfrLi/kh Z cukus d s fy, t,s uihVh ls viÝVa fuo’s k d s :Ik esa blij fopkj djr s g,q iVV~ k x.kuk d s fy, ‘kkfey fd;k x;k gAS (vii) ‘k”qd iRru {ks= d s fy, fpfgu~ r Hkfwe 2017 e sa t,s uihVh }kjk vf/kxgz hr dh xb Z FkhA Hkfwe d s vf/kxgz .k dh ykxr dk s t,s uihVh l s fuo’s k d s :Ik esa ykxw fd;k x;k gAS pfwad dher o”kZ 2017 e sa Hkfwe vf/kxgz .k ds fy, Hkxq rku fd;k x;k g]S blfy, ;g vuqeku yxk;k x;k gS fd C;kt dk udq lku ugha g S vkSj dher ,dleku jgrh gAS rRi’pkr] pj.k&1 d s fy, Hkfwe ykxr dk s vuiq krr% iHzkkftr fd;k x;k gS rFkk fuo’s k olyw h d s fy, lfqopkfjr fd;k x;k gAS vkdfLe O;;] chek] foi.ku O;; vkfn tSls dkjdksa lfgr ifj;kts uk fodkl ykxr ,oa Hkfwe 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2,70,00,000 dEikmMa nhokj dk fuek.Z k 4,66,20,000 b,Z lvkj rFkk ty vkifwr Z ikbi ykbuksa dk fuek.Z k 4,95,16,000 ,lVhih vkSj ,lVhih ykbuksa dk fuek.Z k 4,81,50,000 vfXu’keu dUsn z dk fuek.Z k 2,53,00,000 dus kis h d s lkFk izo’s k fudkl dk fuek.Z k 1,05,00,000 vvvvkkkk////kkkkkkkkjjjj ffffuuuueeeekkkk..ZZ..ZZ kkkk yyyykkkkxxxxrrrr ¼¼¼¼cccchhhhllllhhhhllllhhhh½½½½ 20,70,86,000 fVIi.kh% mi;DqZ r rkfydk e sa ;Fkk fufn”ZV vkdfLedrk ykxr] ih,elh lsokvksa ds fy, ykxr] foi.ku O;; rFkk vU; O;; cktkj i)fr ds vuqlkj ifjxf.kr fd, x, gASa (viii) bld s vykok] vvvvkkkk////kkkkkkkkjjjj ffffuuuueeeekkkk..ZZ..ZZkkkk yyyykkkkxxxxrrrr ¼¼¼¼cccchhhhllllhhhhllllhhhh½½½½ esa bZa/ku ykxr] ycs j ykxr vkfn ds fy, 2 izfr’kr dh fHkUurk lhek vkSj 2 ifzr’kr ih,elh iHzkkj tkMs +s x, gaASa ?kVd bdkbZ #- b/Zaku ykxr] ycs j ykxr vkfn e sa of`) ds dkj.k fHkUurk lhek Ckhlhlh dk 2% 41,41,720 Ikfj;kts uk vuqoh{k.k ijke’knZ krk O;; Ckhlhlh dk 2% 41,41,720 (ix) bld s vykok] ifj;kts uk fuek.Z k pØ fuEufyf[kr rjhd s l s 3 o”kks Za e sa pj.k okj gkus s dh ifjdYiuk dh xbZ gAS fuek.Z k iwjk gkus s dk ifzro”k Z ifzr’kr leku idz f`r d s biZ hlh dk;k sZa e sa t,s uihVh rFkk lkekU; m|kxs :>kuk sa }kjk leku ifj;kts ukvk sa ds fuek.Z k lkj.kh d s enn~ us tj fopkj fd;k x;k gAS Ok”k Z okj izfr’kr fuek.Z k Ok”k Z 1 Ok”k Z2 Ok”k Z 3 35% 50% 15% (x) rRi’pkr] o”k Z okj foi.ku O;; ,oa vuqoh{k.k O;; yfSaMM ifj;kts uk ykxr d s vfare eYw ; ij igpqa u s d s fy, ‘kkfey fd, x, gASa iRz;ds ‘kh”k Z ¼chek] vkdfLedrk] foi.ku vkfn½ d s fy, ykxr O;; lkekU; m|kxs i)fr vkjS leku eku dh ifj;kts ukvk sa ds enn~ us tj lfqopkfjr fd, x, gASa iiiiSjSjSjSjkkkkeeeehhhhVVVVjjjj bbbbddddkkkkbbbb ZZ ZZ OOOOkkkk””””kkkk ZZZZ 2018 2019 2020 of`) dkjd ¼o”k Z nj o”k½Z 2% per 1.000 1.020 1.040 annum ifzr'kr fuek.Z k dkjd 35% 50% 15% dyq flfoy ykxr ¼of`) lfgr½ ` 7,24,80,100 10,56,13,860 3,23,17,841 chek@dj 1% of Y-O-Y 7,24,801.00 10,56,139 3,23,178 Cost¹ PART III—SEC. 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 7 iiiiSjSjSjSjkkkkeeeehhhhVVVVjjjj bbbbddddkkkkbbbb ZZ ZZ OOOOkkkk””””kkkk ZZZZ 2018 2019 2020 izkjfaHkd ykxr 1% of Y-O-Y 7,24,801.00 10,56,139 3,23,178 Cost vkdfLedrk ykxr 3% of Y-O-Y 21,74,403.00 31,68,416 9,69,535 Cost foi.ku vkSj foKkiu ykxr 1% of Y-O-Y 7,24,801.00 10,56,138.60 3,23,178 Cost dyq ifj;kts uk ykxr ` 7,68,28,906 11,19,50,692 3,42,56,910 ¼vkbMZ hlh vfrfjDr vkSj ih,e iHzkkjks a rFkk 2 ifzr’kr iRz;ds dh fHkUurk lhek lfgr½ dyq ifj;kts uk ykxr ` 23,13,19,948 ¼vkbMZ hlh vfrfjDr vkSj ih,e iHzkkjks a rFkk 2 ifzr’kr iRz;ds dh fHkUurk lhek lfgr½ (xi) {{{{kkkks=s=s=s= eeee sasa sasa ddddhhhheeeerrrr ccccppSaSappSaSa eeeekkkkffffddddxxZaZaxxZaZa bl {ks= e sa leku ifjlaifRr;k sa vFkok vk|S kfsxd ikdksZa esa ektS nw k nj sa Hkfwe njk sa dh cSapekfdxZa d s fy, lfqopkfjr dh xbZ gASa leku lfqo/kkvksa d s {ks=h; yMSa Ldfsiax ij] o/kk Z rFkk ukxiqj tSl s LFkkuk sa esa egkjk”Vª vk|S kfsxd fodkl fuxe ¼,evkbMZ hlh½ }kjk vkWQj dh xb Z dqN mRre lia nkvk sa dk mYy[s k fd;k x;k gAS ¼o/kk Z rFkk ukxiqj {ks=k sa e as ,evkbMZ hlh es a Hk[w kMa k sa dk lkj t,s uihVh }kjk Hkts k x;k gAS ½ bl izLrko esa fo’y”sk.k ds i;z kts u ds fy,] t,s uihVh }kjk ‘k”qd iRru o/kkZ ls 200 fd-eh- d s Hkhrj fudVorh Z {ks=k sa e sa ,evkbMZ hlh vkSlr njk sa dh lna Hk Z lhek vFkkZr ~ #- 200 l s #- 2130 ifzr ox Z eh- vxa hd`r dh xb Z gAS ukxij q d s fudV ,evkbMZ hlh {ks=k sa u s lfqo/kk,]a lia d Z vkSj xzkgd vk/kkj LFkkfir fd, g]Sa Hkfwe dh nj sa c<+h gASa ukxiqj ¼fgaxuk½ Hkkjrh; #i; s 2130 ifzr ox Z ehVj d s lkFk mPpre gAS ukxiqj l s nwj {ks=k sa e sa vk|S kfsxd Hkfwe nj sa dkQh de gSAa (xii) iVV~ k fdjk;k sa dh x.kuk% Hkfwe eYw ;fu/kkZj.k ds fy, vxa hd`r nf`”Vdks.k v|ru fn’kkfuns’Z kk sa ds vuqlkj g S vkSj fuEufyf[kr g%S jkf'k #- e sa Ok”k Z 2017 e sa 346 ,dM + Hkfwe dh okLrfod ykxr 82,33,97,960 fodkl ykxr 23,13,19,948 fodkldrk Z ls olyw dh tku s okyh dyq ykxr 1,05,47,17,908 lHkh pj.k {ks= ¼319-26 ,dM + d s fcØh;kXs; {ks= ij fopkj djr s g,q ½ dh ifzr ,dM+ Hkfwe ykxr ¼fodkl iHzkkjksa lfgr½ 33 Hkfwe dk cktkj eYw ; ifzr ox Z eh- 817.23 cktkj eYw ; d s 6 izfr’kr dh nj ls okf”kZd iVV~ k fdjk;k ¼#- izfr ox Z eh-½ 49.03 fudVrk (50) (p) ffffuuuu””””dddd””””kkkk ZZZZ egkiRruk sa }kjk Hkfwe icz /aku d s fy, uhfr fn’kkfun’Zs k] 2015 d s [kMa 13 ¼d½ d s vuqlkj] Åij lpw hc) ikpa dkjdk sa }kjk fu/kkfZjr njk sa d s mPpre ij fopkj fd;k tk,xkA blfy,] Hkfwe vkcVa u lfefr }kjk vu’q kfalr nj d s :Ik esa #- 65-4 ¼fudVrk #- 70½ ifzr oxZ eh- ifzro”k Z ds okf”kdZ iVV~ k fdjk; s ij fopkj fd;k x;k gAS bl dher dh lkbV d s pkjk sa vksj vU; leku vk|S ksfxd {ks=k sa e sa ipz fyr njksa l s Hkh ryq uk dh xbZ FkhA 4-3- rnuqlkj] t,s uihVh u s fuEufyf[kr ds fy, vueq kns u dh ekxa dh g%S& Ø-l-a {ks= Okkf”kdZ iVV~ k fdjk;ksa d s :Ik e sa vkjf{kr dher ¼#- ifzr oxZ eh- ifzro”k½Z 1 ikjlkns h rFkk nksjyh] ftyk o/kk]Z egkjk”Vª e sa ‘k”qd iRru {ks= d s Hkhrj Hkfwe 70/- 4-4- t,s uihVh dk izLrko blds U;klh cksM Z l s vuqekfsnr gAS t,s uihVh u s ckMs Z lda Yi dh izfr vxfzs”kr dh gAS 5- fu/kkfZjr ijke’kh Z ifzØ;k d s vuqlkj] t,s uihVh d s izLrko fnukda 8 vxLr 2018 dh ifzr gekj s i= fnukda 14 vxLr 2018 }kjk lca ) mi;kDs rkvk@sa mi;kDs rk lxa Buk sa dk s mudh fVIif.k;ksa d s fy, vxfzs”kr dh xb Z FkhA fdlh Hkh mi;kDs rkvk@sa ,lkfsl,’kuksa rFkk VfeuZ y ifjpkydk sa e sa l s fdlh u s Hkh bl ekeys dk s vafre :Ik fn, tku s rd viuh fVIif.k;k a ugh a Hkts h FkhAa 6- izLrko dh izkFkfed laoh{kk d s vk/kkj ij] t,s uihVh l s gekj s i= fnukda 5 flrEcj 2018 }kjk dNq lpw uk@Li”Vhdj.k Hkts u s dk vuqjk/sk fd;k x;k FkkA gekj s }kjk ekxa h xb Z lpw uk@Li”Vhdj.k vkSj mlij t,s uihVh dk ifzrlkn uhp s rkfydkc) fd;k x;k g%S ØØØØ----llll--aa--aa ggggeeeekkkkjjjj ss ss }}}}kkkkjjjjkkkk eeeekkkk¡¡xx¡¡xxhhhh xxxxbbbb ZZ ZZ llllppwwppww uuuukkkk TTTTkkkk,,ss,,ss uuuuiiiihhhhVVVVhhhh ddddkkkk mmmmRRRRrrrrjjjj 1. Tk,s uihVh vkbZlhMh lg vk|S kfsxd ikd Z d s fodkl d s fy, o/kkZ es a fodflr dh tku s okyh Hkfwe ds pj.k&1 ds fy,8 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] fdjk;k sa d s fu/kkZj.k gsr q dNq eghuksa igys izLrko yds j vk;k FkkA iRru d s izLrko d s vk/kkj ij vkSj ijke’k Z dk;Zokgh dju s d s ckn] izkf/kdj.k us viu s vkn’s k l-a Vh,,eih@6@2018&ts,uihVh fnukda 7 ebZ 2018 }kjk Hkfwe ds pj.k&1 d s fy, #- 130@& izfr ox Z ehVj ifzro”k Z dk iVV~ k fdjk;k fu/kkZfjr fd;k FkkA vc] iRru dsoy pj.k&1 d s ‘k”qd iRru d s lEi.w k Z {ks= d s fy, Hkkoh ckys hnkrkvk sa dk s fodYi nus k pkgrk gAS o/kk Z es a lEi.w k Z ‘k”qd iRru {ks= d s vkcVa u d s fy, iVV~ k fdjk;k #- 70@& ifzr ox Z eh- ifzro”k Z dh nj l s iRru }kjk izLrko fd;k x;k gAS bl ifji{zs; e]sa t,s uihVh fuEufyf[kr Li”V@ifzs”kr dj%s (d). o/kkZ es a fodflr dh tku s okyh Hkfwe ds pj.k&1 ds fy, ;g ukVs fd;k tk, fd izLrkfor {ks= ds fy, iVV~ k fdjk;k sa dh ^^egkiRruk sa }kjk Hkfwe izc/aku fu/kkfZjr fdjk; s d s yxHkx vk/k s ij izLrkfor ektS nw k izLrko d s fy, uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ k] 2014 & l’a kkfs/kr^^ d s [kMa 13 ¼d½ d s vk/kkj ij x.kuk dh xb Z g S e sa lEi.w kZ {ks= ds fy, izLrkfor fdjk;k] ;g fopkj djr s gq, vkSj fuEufyf[kr dkjdk sa dk fo’y”sk.k fd;k x;k g%S& vkfSpR; crk;sa fd pj.k&1 ds fy, iVV~ k fdjk;k #- d- Hkfwe eYw ;k sa ds fy, jkT; ljdkj dk jsMh fjdujA 130@& izfr ox Z eh- ifzro”k Z dh nj l s igy s gh olwy [k- iRru d s vklikl fiNy s rhu o”kks Za e sa ita hd`r izklafxd yus nus ks a dh mPpre njA fd;k x;k gAS x- iRru Hkfwe dh mPpre Lohd`r fufonk&lg&uhykeh njA ?k- vueq kfsnr eYw ;kda udrk Z }kjk fu/kkfZjr njA ³- iRru }kjk lfqopkfjr dkbs Z vU; dkjd ¼’k”qd iRru d s fy, fpfgu~ r Hkfwe d s fy, Hkfwe vf/kxzg.k dh ykxr $ t,s uihVh }kjk [kp Z dh tku s okyh volajpuk lfqo/kkvksa d s fodkl dh ykxr½A Ikzkf/kdj.k dks igy s izLrqr fd, x, izLrko d s ekey s e]sa dkjd ¼³½ mPpre Fkk D;kfsad Hkfwe dh ykxr ¼pj.k&1 ds lekuqikr½ vkSj fodkl dh ykxr dks pj.k&1 e sa fcØh&;kXs; {ks= esa ckVa k x;k g S ftldh fdjk;k eYw ; jkf’k #- 130 ifzr ox Z eh- ifzro”kZ gksrh gAS rFkkfi] lEi.w kZ {ks= d s ekey s e]sa iRru u s ifjdYiuk dh gS fd fuEufyf[kr ykxrsa bld s lkFk ;Fkk mfYyf[kr dkj.kksa l s t,s uihVh }kjk ogu dh tk,xa h% d½ vkarfjd lMd+ k as dk fuek.Z k% vkarfjd lMd+ k sa dk fodkl p;fur vkbZlhMh ifjpkyd }kjk viuh dkjkcs kj ;kts uk rFkk vko’;drk ds vuqlkj fd;k tk,xkA blfy,] ykxr dk s ‘kkfey ugh a fd;k x;k gAS [k½ Hkou fuek.Z k dk;%Z p;fur Msoyij i’z kklu Hkou dk fuek.Z k djxs k vkSj ‘k”qd iRru mi;kDs rkvk sa dk s dk;kyZ ; LFkku miyC/k djok;xs kA blfy,] ykxr dks t,s uihVh ds O;; ‘kh”k Z e sa ‘kkfey ugha fd;k x;k gAS x½ leryu ,o a ,dhdj.k% lEi.w k Z {ks= ,d gh i{k dks ckys h ij fn, s tkus dh fLFkfr e]sa Hkfwe leryu vkSj ,dhdj.k futh i{k ds nk;j s esa gkxs k vkSj og viuh dkjkcs kj ;kstuk d s vuqlkj IykWVksa dk fodkl djxs kA blfy,] bl s ts,uihVh ds O;;k sa e sa ‘kkfey ugh a fd;k x;k gAS ?k½ b/Zaku LV’s kuk sa dk fuek.Z k% ifj;kts uk d s fy, b/Zaku LV’s ku fodkl d s fy, rhljs i{k dk s vkcfaVr fd, tku s dh ;kts uk gAS blfy,] t,s uihVh ds O;;k sa e sa ‘kkfey ugh a fd;k x;k gAS ³½ jys o s igz Lru {ks= dk fuek.Z k% lEi.w k Z {ks= ,d gh i{k dk s ckys h Ikj fn, tku s dh fLFkfr e]sa jys os igz Lru {ks= futh i{k ds nk;j s e sa gkxs kA blfy,] bl s ts,uihVh ds O;;k sa esa ‘kkfey ugh a fd;k x;k gAS ;g ukVs fd;k tk, fd lEi.w kZ {ks= e sa ekey s e]sa tc t,s uihVh dk O;; de gvq k Fkk] fcØh;kXs; {ks= c<d+ j 129-37 g0S gk s x;k Fkk] ftll s fcØh;kXs; {ks= dh izfr bdkb Z lex z jkf’k de vFkkZr~ #- 50 ifzr ox Z eh- ifzro”k Z gqb Z gAS lEi.w k Z {ks= ds fy, iRru }kjk izLrqr fd, x, izLrko ds vuqlkj] ^^egkiRruk sa }kjk Hkfwe icz /aku d s fy, l’a kkfs/kr uhfr fn’kkfuns’Z k] 2014^^ ds [kMa 13 ¼d½ d s dkjd d½ vFkkZr ~ jMs h fjduj nj sa mPpre vFkkZr ~ #- 65-4 izfr ox Z eh- ifzro”k Z g Sa ftl s 10 d s fudVre x.q kd vFkkZr~¹ PART III—SEC. 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 9 #- 70 ifzr ox Z eh- ifzro”kZ ls i.w kkZfadr fd;k x;k gAS lEi.w k Z ‘k”qd iRru {ks= d s fy, #- 70@& ifzr oxZ eh- Åij ;Fkk mfyyf[kr iVV~ k fdjk;ksa dk s lqyHk lna Hk Z d s fy, ;gk¡ feyku fd;k x;k g%S ifzro”k Z dk izLrkfor fdjk;k pj.k&1 ds fy, #- 130@& ifzr oxZ eh- ifzro”kZ dh vueq ksfnr nj ls ¼feyku fooj.k d s ØØØØ----llll--aa--aa eeeennnn PPPPkkkkjjjj....kkkk&&&&1111 llllEEEEiiii..ww..wwkkkk ZZ ZZ {{{{kkkks=s=s=s= lkFk½ feyku djAsa 1. Hkfwe eYw ;ksa dk jkT; ljdkj #-65.4/eh2/o”k Z #-65.4/eh2/o”k Z dk jMs h fjduj (fudVrk 70) (fudVrk 70) 2. iRru d s iM+ksl esa fiNys rhu #- 35/eh2/o”k Z #- 35/eh2/o”k Z o”kk sZa e sa ita hd`r izklfaxd yus nus k sa dh mPpre nj 3. iRru Hkfwe dh mPpre ykx w ugha ykx w ugha Lohd`r fufonk&lg&uhykeh nj 4. vueq kfsnr eYw ;kda udrk Z }kjk vf/kxzg.k ykxr vf/kxzg.k ykxr fu/kkfZjr nj #- 35@eh2@o”k Z #- 35@eh2@o”k Z d s vuqlkj d s vuqlkj 5. iRru }kjk lfqopkfjr dkbs Z vU; dkjd d. {ks= 35 ,p, 140 ,p, [k- lfqopkfjr Hkfwe dh ykxr #- 20.60 djkMs + #- 82.33 djkMs + (25% 82.33 djkMs )+ x- fodkl ykxr #- 13.11 djkMs + #- 20.70 djkMs + ?k- fcØh;kXs; {ks= dh ykxr #- 2036.08 #- 817 ifzr ox Z ifzr bdkb Z ifzr ox Z eh- eh- ³- okf”kdZ `r iVV~ k fdjk;k #- #- 50@eh2@o”k Z ¼ifzr bdkbZ ykxr ds 6 130@eh2@o”kZ ifzr’kr dh nj l½s 6. mi;DqZ r iSjk 1 ls 5 esa ;Fkk #- 130 ifzr ox Z #- 70 ifzr ox Z mfYyf[kr mPpre dkjd eh- ifzro”k Z eh- ifzro”k Z (x). Tk,s uihVh d s izLrko es]a ftl s eb Z 2018 d s i’z kYq d vkn’s k e sa tSlkfd mi;DZq r iSjk 1 e sa mYy[s k fd;k x;k g]S iRru u s ifjdYiuk dh g S fd fuEufyf[kr lekIr fd;k x;k Fkk] pj.k&1 d s fy, vk/kkj fuek.Z k ykxr ykxr sa lEi.w k Z {ks= vkcVa u ds ekey s e sa t,s uihVh }kjk ogu ugh a dh tk,xa h% #- 13-11 djkMs + lfqopkfjr dh xb Z FkhA rFkkfi] orZeku izLrko e]sa lEi.w kZ {ks= ds fy, vk/kkj fuek.Z k ykxr dsoy d½ vkarfjd lMd+ k as dk fuek.Z k% vkarfjd lMd+ k sa dk fodkl p;fur vkbZlhMh ifjpkyd }kjk #- 20-71 djkMs + vueq kfur dh xb Z gAS vk/kkj fuek.Z k ykxr viuh dkjkcs kj ;kts uk rFkk vko’;drk ds vuqlkj fd;k tk,xkA blfy,] ykxr dk s ‘kkfey dh ryq ukRed fLFkfr uhps nh xb Z g%S& ugh a fd;k x;k gAS ddddkkkk;;;; ZZ ZZ ffffoooooooojjjj....kkkk eeeebbbb ZZ ZZ 2222000011118888 vvvvkkkknnnn’’ss’’ss kkkk eeee sasa sasa vvvvxxxxLLLLrrrr 2222000011118888 eeee sasa sasa ;;;;FFFFkkkkkkkk llllffqqffqqooooppppkkkkffffjjjjrrrr tttt,,ss,,ss uuuuiiiihhhhVVVVhhhh }}}}kkkkjjjjkkkk ;;;;FFFFkkkkkkkk iiiizLzLzLzLrrrrkkkkffffoooorrrr [k½ Hkou fuek.Z k dk;%Z p;fur Msoyij i’z kklu Hkou dk fuek.Z k djxs k vkSj ‘k”qd iRru Hkou fuek.Z k dk; Z 3,31,78,572.60 - mi;kDs rkvk sa dk s dk;kyZ ; LFkku miyC/k djok;xs kA blfy,] ykxr dks t,s uihVh ds O;; fctyh midUsn z ‘kh”k Z e sa ‘kkfey ugha fd;k x;k gAS 67,55,716.05 2,70,00,000.00 dk fuek.Z k dEikmMa nhokj dk x½ leryu ,o a ,dhdj.k% lEi.w k Z {ks= ,d gh i{k dks ckys h ij fn, s tkus dh fLFkfr e]sa 1,16,64,869.72 4,66,20,000.00 fuek.Z k Hkfwe leryu vkSj ,dhdj.k futh i{k ds nk;j s esa gkxs k vkSj og viuh dkjkcs kj ;kstuk d s10 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] b,Z lvkj dk vuqlkj IykWVksa dk fodkl djxs kA blfy,] bl s ts,uihVh ds O;;k sa e sa ‘kkfey ugh a fd;k x;k fuek.Z k vkSj ty gAS 1,23,89,482.82 4,95,16,000.00 vkifwrZ ikbi ykbUl ?k½ b/Zaku LV’s kuk sa dk fuek.Z k% ifj;kts uk d s fy, b/Zaku LV’s ku fodkl d s fy, rhljs i{k dk s ,lVhih vkSj vkcfaVr fd, tku s dh ;kts uk gAS blfy,] t,s uihVh ds O;;k sa e sa ‘kkfey ugh a fd;k x;k gAS ,lVhih ykbuk sa dk 1,20,47,693.63 4,81,50,000.00 fuek.Z k ³½ jys o s igz Lru {ks= dk fuek.Z k% lEi.w k Z {ks= ,d gh i{k dk s ckys h Ikj fn, tku s dh fLFkfr leryu vkSj e]sa jys os igz Lru {ks= futh i{k ds nk;j s e sa gkxs kA blfy,] bl s ts,uihVh ds O;;k sa esa ‘kkfey ,dhdj.k 2,64,60,000.00 - ugh a fd;k x;k gAS vfXu’keu LV’s ku dk fuek.Z k 63,30,356.15 2,53,00,000.00 iwo Z izLrko esa mfYyf[kr ykxr xfrfof/k d s fy, ifjdfYir dyq ykxr dk 25 ifzr’kr ¼35 jys o s igz Lru {ks= g0S @140 g0S ½ gS vkSj fodflr fd, tku s oky s {ks= vFkkZr ~ 35 g0S ] 140 g0S dk 25 izfr’kr dh dk fuek.Z k 1,96,00,000.00 - lhek d s vuqlkj iHzkkftr fd;k x;k gAS lEi.w k Z {ks= ds ekey s e]sa 100 ifzr’kr jkf’k yh xb Z dus kis h d s lkFk gAS izo’s k fudklh dk 26,27,222.91 1,05,00,000.00 fuek.Z k dk; Z fooj.k eb Z 2018 vkn’s k e sa vxLr 2018 e sa dyq vk/kkj fuek.Z k ;Fkk lfqopkfjr t,s uihVh }kjk ykxr ykxr ¼chlhlh½ 13,10,53,914 .00 20,70,86,000.00 ¼pj.k&1 esa Hkfwe {ks= ;Fkk izLrkfor dk % d s lekuiq kfrd jkf’k½ ¼lfqo/kk dh dyq mi;DqZ r l]s oreZ ku izLrko e sa ;g n[s kk x;k g]S Hkou fuek.Z k ykxr½ dk;]Z leryu ,o a ,dhdj.k] jys o s igz Lru {ks= d s fuek.Z k (d) ([k) (x) (?k)= d s fy, ykxr ij fopkj ugha fd;k x;k g]S tSlkfd [k/x t,s uihVh }kjk viu s oreZ ku izLrko e sa dgk x;k gAS vk/kkj Hkou fuek.Z k dk; Z 3,31,78,572.60 - - fuek.Z k ykxr l s mi;DqZ r ykxr ?kVdk sa dk s vyx j[ku s dk fctyh midUsn z dk fuek.Z k 67,55,716.05 2,70,00,000.00 25% vkfSpR; crk;Asa dEikmMa nhokj dk fuek.Z k 1,16,64,869.72 4,66,20,000.00 25% b,Z lvkj dk fuek.Z k vkSj ty 1,23,89,482.82 4,95,16,000.00 25% vkifwrZ ikbi ykbUl ,lVhih vkSj ,lVhih ykbuksa dk 1,20,47,693.63 4,81,50,000.00 25% fuek.Z k leryu vkSj ,dhdj.k 2,64,60,000.00 - - vfXu’keu LV’s ku dk fuek.Z k 63,30,356.15 2,53,00,000.00 25% jys o s igz Lru {ks= dk fuek.Z k 1,96,00,000.00 - - dus kis h d s lkFk izo’s k fudklh 26,27,222.91 1,05,00,000.00 25% dk fuek.Z k vk/kkj fuek.Z k ykxr ¼chlhlh½ 13,10,53,914.00 20,70,86,000.00 (?k). Tk,s uihVh ds iwoZ izLrko e]sa ftl s ebZ 2018 ds i’z kYq d lEi.w k Z {ks= ds ekeys e]sa lEi.w k Z ifj;kts uk d s fy, fodkl xfrfof/k;ka futh Msoyij }kjk dh vkn’s k e sa lekIr fd;k x;k Fkk] pj.k&1 esa fodflr dh tk,xa h vkSj dsoy eyw cfqu;knh <kpa k t,s uihVh }kjk fodflr fd;k tk,xkA dsoy mu tku s okyh 86-36 ,dM + Hkfwe {ks= e sa l]s fcØh;kXs; {ks= 42-78 lfqo/kkvksa l s lacfa/kr {ks= fcØh;kXs; {ks= ij igpqa u s d s fy, lexz {ks= l s ?kVk;k x;k g%S ,dM + lfqopkfjr fd;k x;k Fkk] tk s pj.k&1 e sa fodflr fd, tku s okys dyq {ks= dk yxHkx 50 ifzr’kr ifjxf.kr Ø-l-a lfqo/kk {ks= ¼g0S e½sa gksrk gAS orZeku izLrko e]sa dyq 346 ,dM + Hkfwe {k=s e sa l]s 1. dyq {ks= 140.01 319-26 ,dM + Hkfwe fcØh;kXs; ifjdfYir dh xbZ g]S tkfsd 2. ?kVk;:sa dyq {ks= dk yxHkx 92 ifzr’kr ifjxf.kr gksrk gAS lna fHkZr 3. jys o s ;kM Z 4.77 izLrko e sa fcØh ds fy, vf/kd {ks= ij fopkj dju s dk 4. vkjVhth 0.56 dkj.k ;g fopkj djr s g,q Li”V djsa fd ;g iVV~ k fdjk;k sa 5. jys o s od’Z kki 0.46 dh dVkSrh dk iHzkko gAS 6. jys o s igz Lru {ks= 3.53 7. mi;kfsxrk 0.48 8. b/Zaku LV’s ku 0.26 9. mi&tkMs + 10.65 10. fuoy {ks= ¼fcØh;kXs;½ 129.37 g0S¹ PART III—SEC. 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 11 (ii). Tk,s uihVh d s iwoZ izLrko e sa ftls eb Z 2018 d s i’z kYq d vkn’s k izLrko ls iwo Z iRru }kjk vk;kfstr dh xbZ i.k/kkjh cBS dksa ds vuqlkj] i.k/kkfj;ksa }kjk ;g e sa lekIr fd;k x;k Fkk] t,s uihVh u s dgk Fkk fd fufonk vH;kons u fn;k x;k Fkk fd dsoy vkbZlhMh dk fodkl O;ogk; Z O;kikj izLrko ugha gk s ldrk ifzØ;k d s izFke pj.k dk s vafre :Ik nsu s d s ckn] iRru vkSj dNq fuo’s kdk sa dks ifj;kts uk vFkkZr ~ vk|S kfsxd ikd Z ds lkFk ,dhd`r ykWftfLVd ikd Z d s }kjk izkIr mPpre vkWQj ‘k”qd iRru {ks= e sa Hkfwe vkcVa u lEi.w k Z bdkfslLVe dk fodkl djuk gksxkA d s fy, fufonk ifzØ;k ds vxy s pj.k d s fy, U;uw re vkjf{kr eYw ; ds :Ik esa lfqopkfjr fd;k tk,xkA bl lna Hk Z vr% ;g ;kts uk cukb Z xbZ Fkh fd lHakkoh Msoyijk sa d s ikl fufonk d s nkSjku ckys h d s fy, nk s e]sa lEi.w kZ ‘k”qd iRru {ks= ds fy, fdjk;k fu/kkZfjr dju s fodYi gkxsa s tkfsd fuEuor ~ g%Sa& gsr q izLrko ykus dk dkj.k Li”V djAsa d) fodYi 1: varns’Z kh; dVa us j fMik s ¼vkbZlhMh½ Hk[w kMa dsoy ¼pj.k 1½ d s fodkl d s fy, ckys h [k) fodYi 2: vkbZlhMh lg vkS|kfsxd Hk[w kMa dh ckys h vFkok fodkl ¼lEi.w kZ {ks= & pj.k 1 $ pj.k 2 $ pj.k 3½A (iii). 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esa vfHky[s kk sa e sa miyC/k gASa lca ) i{kk sa }kjk dh xbZ fVIif.k;ksa dk lkj izklfaxd i{kks a dks vyx l s Hkts k tk,xkA ; s C;ksjs gekjh osclkbV http://tariffauthority.gov.in ij Hkh miyC/k djok;s tk,xa As 9- ekeys dh dk;Zokgh d s nkSjku ,d= dh xbZ lex z lpw uk d s lna Hk Z e]sa fuEufyf[kr fLFkfr idz V gksrh g%S (i) tokgjyky ugs : iRru U;kl ¼t,s uihVh½ u s egkjk”Vª d s fonHk Z {ks= esa fLFkr o/kkZ fty s e sa o”k Z 2017 e sa viu s }kjk vf/kxgz hr 346 ,dM + Hkfwe ij ‘k”qd iRru {ks= fodflr djus dk fopkj cuk;k gAS izkjafHkd pj.k ds nkSjku] t,s uihVh us rhu pj.kk sa esa Hkfwe fodflr dju s dk fu.k;Z fy;k FkkA yxHkx 82 ,dM + iFz ke pj.k e sa varnsZ’kh; dVa us j fMik s ¼vkbZlhMh½ e sa fodflr dju s dh ifjdYiuk dh xb Z Fkh vkSj nwljs rFkk rhlj s pj.k vk|S kfsxd {ks= d s :Ik es a fodflr fd, tku s dh ifjdYiuk dh xbZ FkhA rnuqlkj] t,s uihVh }kjk izLrqr fd, x, izLrko d s vk/kkj ij] bl izkf/kdj.k us vius vkn’s k fnukda 07 eb Z 2018 }kjk ifj;kts uk ds pj.k&1 d s fy, #- 130@& ifzr ox Z eh- ifzro”k Z dk iV~Vk fdjk;k fu/kkZfjr fd;k FkkA blh chp] ppkvZ k sa d s vk/kkj ij fd t,s uihVh fofHkUu i.k/kkfj;k sa d s lkFk Fkk] iRru u s Hkkoh ckys hnkrkvks a dk s fodYi miyC/k djoku s dk fu.k;Z fd;k g]S tgk a ckys hnkrkvk sa d s ikl ;g fodYi gksxk fd ‘k”qd iRru ds lEi.w k Z {ks= vkSj dsoy pj.k&1 e sa Hkfwe e sa l s fdlh d s fy, ckys h ds fodYi gkxsa As ;fn lEi.w kZ Hkfwe vkcfaVr dh xbZ gk]s iRru us crk;k Fkk fd ml s Hkfwe d s fodkl d s fy, dNq ykxr izkns H~krw ugha djuh iMx+s h ¼ftl s pj.k&1 d s fy, fdjk;k sa izkjafHkd fu/kkZj.k e sa lfqopkfjr fd;k x;k Fkk½] D;kfsad Hkkoh ckys hnkrk dk s mldh vko’;drk d s vuqlkj Hkfwe dk fodkl dju s dh vko’;drk gksxhA pfwad ykxr <k¡pksa esa cnyko fd;k tk,xk] blfy, t,s uihVh u s lEi.w k Z ‘k”qd iRru {ks= ds fy, fdjk; s fu/kkfZjr djus dh t:jr eglwl dh gAS bl idz kj] t,s uihVh vkbZlhMh lg vk|S kfsxd ikdZ d s fodkl d s fy, o/kkZ esa lEi.w kZ ‘k”qd iRru {ks= d s fy, fdjk;k fu/kkfZjr djus gsr q izLrko yds j vk;k gAS t,s uihVh dk izLrko mld s U;klh ckMs Z ls vuqekns u izkIr gAS (ii) iRru U;klk sa l s lacfa/kr Hk[w kMa k sa d s fy, iVV~ k fdjk; s fu/kkfZjr dju s d s Ik;z kts u d s fy,] bl izkf/kdj.k dk s vf/kdkj fn;k x;k gS fd le;&le; ij ljdkj }kjk tkjh Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ kk sa dk vuiq kyu djAs t,s uihVh us Hkh ;g dgk gS fd iVV~ k fdjk;k Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ kk sa dk vuqlj.k djr s g,q izLrkfor fd;k x;k gAS rnuqlkj] t,s uihVh dk izLrko 17 tyq kbZ 2015 dk s lHkh egkiRru U;klk sa dk s iksr ifjogu ea=ky; ¼,evk,s l½ }kjk tkjh 2014 ds l’a kkfs/kr Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ kksa dk vuqlj.k djr s g,q iVV~ k fdjk;k fu/kkfZjr djus d s fy, fy;k x;k gAS (iii) l’a kkfs/kr Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ k] 2014 d s [kMa 11-2 ¼³½ d s lkFk ifBr [kMa 13¼d½ d s vuqlkj] iRru U;kl ckMs Z }kjk xfBr Hkfwe vkcVa u lfefr ¼,y,lh½ ftle sa iRru d s mik/;{k vkSj foRr] lia nk rFkk ;krk;kr d s foHkkx iez [q k ‘kkfey g]Sa [kMa 13 ¼d½ e sa fu/kkZfjr dk;iZ )fr d s vuqlkj Hkfwe dk cktkj eYw ; fu/kkfZjr djxs hA rnuqlkj] t,s uihVh u s mik/;{k dh v/;{krk e sa e[q ; icz a/kd ¼foRr½] e[q ; icz a/kd ¼;krk;kr½ vkjS e[q ; icz /akd ¼ihihMh½ tkfsd lfefr d s vU; lnL; g]Sa dh Hkfwe vkcVa u lfefr ¼,y,lh½ xfBr dh FkhA t,s uihVh u s ,y,lh dh fjikVs Z dh ifzr Hkts h FkhA (iv) (d) 2014 d s l’a kkfs/kr Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ kks a dk [kMa 13 ¼d½ ble sa ;Fkk fu/kkfZjr ikpa dkjdk sa d s vk/kkj ij Hkfwe d s cktkj eYw ; d s fu/kkZj.k d s fy, dk;iZ )fr fu/kkZfjr djrk gAS 2014 d s l’a kkfs/kr Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ kk sa d s mDr iSjk d s vuqlkj] ,y,lh lkekU;r% ble sa mfYyf[kr dkjdk sa tSls (i). {ks= e sa Hkfwe eYw ;ksa d s jkT; ljdkj jMs h fjduj ;fn leku oxhdZ j.k@xfrfof/k;ksa d s fy, miyC/k gk]s (ii). iRru U;kl ckMs Z }kjk vueq kfsnr dh tkus okyh mi;Dq r okf”kdZ of`) nj d s lkFk iRru d s iM+ksl e sa fiNy s rhu12 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] o”kksZa esa ita hd`r okLrfod izklfaxd yus nus k sa dh mPpre nj] (iii). iRru U;kl ckMs Z }kjk vuqekfsnr okf”kdZ of`) nj ds vk/kkj ij v|ru fd, x, leku yus nus ks a d s fy, iRru Hkfwe dh mPpre Lohd`r fufonk&lg&uhykeh nj] (iv). iRru }kjk i;z kts u d s fy, fu;Dq r vueq ksfnr eYw ;kda udrk Z }kjk fu/kkfZjr nj vkSj (v). iRru }kjk ;Fkk fpfg~ur dkbs Z vU; izklfaxd dkjd ds mPpre dks ysrh gAS ([k) bld s vykok] 2014 d s Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ kksa d s [kMa 13 ¼d½ vkSj ¼[k½ ds lkFk ifBr [kMa 13 ¼x½ ds vuqlkj] iRru ,y,lh }kjk vu’q kfalr Hkfwe d s cktkj eYw ; d s vk/kkj ij Hkfwe d s v|ru njeku d s fu/kkZj.k d s fy, bl izkf/kdj.k dk s ,d izLrko nkf[ky djxs k tkfsd lkekU;r% 2014 d s Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ kk sa d s iSjk 13 ¼d½ e sa fofufnZ”V Hkfwe d s cktkj eYw ; d s fy, ikpa dkjdk sa d s mPpre dk s /;ku e sa yxs kA 2014 d s l’a kkfs/kr Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfuns’Z k Hkh fofufn”ZV djr s g Sa fd ;fn ,y,lh mPpre dkjd dk p;u ugh a djrk gS rk s bld s dkj.k nt Z fd, tk,xa As (x) Hkfwe d s cktkj eYw ; ij igpqa u s d s fy, la’kkfs/kr Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ k] 2014 e sa fu/kkfZjr ikpa dkjdksa esa l]s ,y,lh u s fuEufyf[kr ik;k g%S (i) jkT; ljdkj jMs h fjduj nj & ,y,lh u s ‘k”qd iRru {ks= ds iM+ksl vFkkZr ~ ikjlkns h rFkk nksjyh esa Hkfwe d s jMs h fjduj eYw ; dk lna HkZ #- 740@& ifzr ox Z eh- vkSj #- 1090@& ifzr ox Z eh- fy;k x;k gAS ^^xSj&d`f”k lca /akh^^ :Ik esa ‘k”qd iRru d s fy, oxhdZ `r Hkfwe mi;kxs rFkk mPprj jMs h fjduj ij fopkj djr s g,q ] iVV~ k fdjk; s dh nj #- 65-40 ifzr oxZ eh- ifzro”kZ (#- 1090*6%=65.40) dh nj l s x.kuk dh xbZ gAS (ii) mPpre fcØh yus nus & ,y,lh u s ik;k g S fd t,s uihVh }kjk vf/kxg` hr ‘k”qd iRru Hkfwe {ks= e sa fu”df”kZr v|ru Hkfwe yus nus gAS fdlku dh {kfrifwrZ dks ‘kkfey djrs gq, Hkfwe dh vf/kxgz .k ykxr ij fopkj djr s g,q ] iVV~ k fdjk;k #- 35 ifzr oxZ eh- ifzro”k Z ifjxf.kr fd;k x;k gAS ,y,lh dk er g S fd #- 35 ifzr oxZ eh- ifzro”k Z dh nj l s fdjk;k t,s uihVh }kjk fd, x, fuo’s k dh {kfrifwrZ ds fy, Ik;kIZr ugha gksxkA ¼#- 16-45 yk[k ifzr ,dM + $ #- 7 yk[k {kfrifwr Z ifzr ,dM]+ tkfsd #- 580 izfr ox Z eh- d s led{k gAS #-580*6%= #- 35 ifzr ox Z eh- ifzro”k½ZA (iii) mPpre Lohd`r fufonk&lg&uhykeh nj & ,y,lh us crk;k g S fd iRru u s ‘kq”d iRru {ks= esa Hkfwe d s fy, dkbs Z fufonk lg uhykeh ugha dh FkhA (iv) vueq kfsnr eYw ;kda udrk Z }kjk fu/kkfZjr nj & pfwad iRru }kjk gky gh esa Hkfwe vf/kxg` hr dh xb Z gS vkSj D;kfsad iRru }kjk fd;k x;k okLrfod fuo’s k miyC/k g]S blfy, ,y,lh us vuqekfsnr eYw ;kda udrk Z }kjk Hkfwe d s cktkj eYw ; dk fu/kkZj.k dju s dh t:jr egllw ugh a dh Fkh crk;k x;k gAS (v) dkbs Z vU; i)fr & bl i)fr d s v/khu] ,y,lh u s lEi.w kZ ‘k”qd iRru {ks= d s fy, t,s uihVh }kjk O;; dh tku s okyh volja puk lfqo/kkvk sa d s fodkl dh ykxr vkSj Hkfwe vf/kxzg.k ykxr dk s /;ku e sa j[kr s g,q Hkfwe eYw ;fu/kkZj.k fd;k x;k n[s kk x;k gAS lEi.w kZ ‘k”qd iRru {ks= d s fodkl ds fy, izkns H~kwr dh tku s okyh vueq kfur ykxrk sa ds lkFk vf/kxgz .k ykxr dks /;ku e sa j[kr s g,q ] Hkfwe dk cktkj eYw ; #- 816-34 ifzr ox Z eh- fu/kkfZjr fd;k x;k gAS fodkl ykxrk sa dk vueq ku yxkr s g,q ] ts,uihVh us fufn”ZV fd;k Fkk fd vkarfjd lMd+ k sa ds fuek.Z k] Hkou fuek.Z k dk;k]sZa leryu ,oa ,dhdj.k] b/Zaku LV’s kuk sa d s fuek.Z k] jsyo s igz Lru {ks= d s fuek.Z k dh ykxr p;fur vkbZlhMh ifjpkyd }kjk viuh dkjkcs kj ;kts uk rFkk vis{kk ds vuqlkj fodflr dh tk,xhA pfwad mDr ykxr sa ‘kq”d iRru {ks= ds fodkl d s fy, t,s uihVh }kjk izkns H~kwr ugh a dh tk,xa h] blfy, t,s uihVh u s fodkl ykxr l s bu ykxr ?kVdk sa dk s lgh vyx j[kk gAS (vi) mld s ckn] l’a kkfs/kr Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfuns’Z kk sa d s [kMa 13 ¼[k½ esa fofufn”ZV ds vk/kkj ij fd okf”kdZ iVV~ k fdjk;s d s :Ik e sa jktLo dher fdlh Hkh ekeys esa Hkfwe d s v|ru cktkj eYw ; ds 6 ifzr’kr l s de ugh a gkxs h] Hkfwe d s cktkj eYw ; d s 6 ifzr’kr dh nj l s iVV~ k fdjk;k yxHkx #- 49@& izfr oxZ eh- izfro”kZ ifjxf.kr fd;k x;k gAS iVV~ k fdjk;k t,s uihVh }kjk #- 50@& ifzr oxZ eh- ifzro”k Z e sa i.w kkfZadr fd;k x;k gAS (vii) bl lca a/k e sa x.kuk,a n’kkZrk fooj.k vvvvuuuuccqqccqq //aa//aakkkk&&&&1111 :Ik e sa lya Xu fd;k x;k gAS (viii) fn vkWy dkxk sZ fy0] ftll s fo”k; izLrko ij ijke’k Z fd;k x;k Fkk] dk er g S fd fodkl ykxr vkjS Hkfwe vf/kxgz .k ykxr dk s bdVB~ k dju s dh dk;iZ )fr nks”ki.w k Z g(S tcfd Hkfwe d s eYw ; esa of`) gbq Z g]S mDr Hkfwe ij fodflr cqfu;knh <kpa k dk eYw ; de gksxkA bl lca a/k e]sa iRru u s crk;k g S fd Hkfwe eYw ; fu/kkZfjr dju s d s fy, fofHkUu ljdkjh lxa Buk]sa ih,l; w rFkk vk|S kfsxd lia nk iznkrkvk sa e sa Hkh blh nf`”Vdk.s k dk s viuk;k tkrk gAS l;a ksxo’k] fo’k”sk vkfFkdZ {ks= ¼lts ½ {ks= esa t,s uihVh }kjk vkcfaVr dh tkus okyh Hkfwe ds fy, iVV~ k fdjk;k fu/kkfZjr djr s le; t,s uihVh }kjk blh n`f”Vdk.s k ij fopkj fd;k x;k Fkk] ftlij bl izkf/kdj.k }kjk fopkj fd;k x;k FkkA fn vkWy dkxksZ fy0 }kjk fd, x, voykds u d s bl lna HkZ esa] ;g Lohdkj djuk gkxs k fd t,s uihVh us 2 izfr’kr ds U;uw re Lrj ij¹ PART III—SEC. 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 13 okf”kdZ of`) rFkk okf”kdZ fdjk;k fu/kkfZjr dju s d s fy, cktku eYw ; d s 6 ifzr’kr d s U;uw re Lrj ij vkjf{kr dher ij fopkj fd;k Fkk tcfd l’a kkfs/kr Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ kksa d s izklfaxd [kMa esa bu nk s dkjdk sa d s ckj s e sa dkbs Z vf/kdre lhek fofufn”ZV ugh a dh xbZ gAS (?k) fofHkUu i)fr;k sa ds vk/kkj ij ;Fkk fu/kkfZjr iVV~ k fdjk;s ij fopkj djr s g,q ] ,y,lh u s mPpre iVV~ k fdjk;k lEi.w k Z ‘k”qd iRru {ks= d s fy, iVV~ k fdjk;k gksu s dh vu’q kalk dh FkhA rnuqlkj] #- 65-40 izfr oxZ eh- ifzro”kZ dh nj l s jkT; ljdkj jMs h fjduj ij vk/kkfjr O;RqiUu fdjk; s dh nj dks ,y,lh }kjk i.w kkfZadr fd;k x;k gS rFkk lEi.w kZ ‘k”qd iRru {ks= d s fy, iVV~ k fdjk; s ds :Ik e sa #- 70@& ifzr oxZ eh- ifzro”k Z dh nj vu’q kfalr dh gAS (v) fn vkWy dkxks Z fy0 dk fopkj gS fd #- 70@& ifzr ox Z eh- izfro”k Z dk izLrkfor fdjk;k cgqr vf/kd g S vkSj ;g #- 35 l s #- 38 ifzr ox Z eh- ifzro”k Z d s chp e sa nj dh mEehn dj jgk gAS ijUr q iRru dk fopkj gS fd fuo’s k dh {kfriwfr Z #- 35 ifzr ox Z eh- ifzro”kZ dh nj l s djuk Ik;kIZr ugh a gkxs kA bld s vykok] tSlkfd t,s uihVh }kjk lgh fopkj O;fDr fd;k x;k g]S iVV~ k nj sa fofHkUu dkjdk sa tSls LFkku] lfqo/kk,]a volajpuk] lia d Z vkfn ij fuHkZj djrh gASa pfwad iVV~ k fdjk;k l’a kkfs/kr Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ kksa e sa ‘kkfey fofufnZ”V dk vuqlj.k djr s g,q iRru }kjk fu/kkfZjr fd;k x;k g]S blfy, iRru dk fopkj g S fd ‘k”qd iRru {ks= d s fy, izLrkfor fdjk;k lgh gAS (vi) fn;k x;k g S fd ,y,lh u]s Åij ;Fkk Li”V Hkfwe d s cktkj eYw ;kda u ij fopkj dju s d s ckn] izLrkfor iVV~ k fdjk; s ij igqaph g S vkjS ;g Hkh Lohdkj djr s g,q fd t,s uihVh d s U;klh ckMs Z u s ,y,lh }kjk vfare :Ik nh xbZ nj vueq kfsnr dh g]S vkSj fopkj djr s g,q fd t,s uihVh }kjk nkf[ky fd;k x;k izLrko 2014 d s Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’Zs kksa esa ‘kkfey fofufnZ”V d s vuqlkj g]S ;g izkf/kdj.k lEi.w k Z ‘k”qd iRru {ks= d s fy, #- 70@& ifzr oxZ eh- ifzro”k Z dh nj l s izLrkfor ykbllsa ‘kYq d Lohd`r dju s d s fy, izoR`r gAS (vii) t,s uihVh us ‘kCnkoyh vFkkZr ~ ^ckMs ^Z] ^Vh,,eih^] ^v/;{k^ ds fy, ifjHkk”kk,a izLrkfor dh gSa tkfsd egkiRru U;kl vf/kfu;e] 1963 es a mDr ‘kCnkoyh d s fy, fu/kkZfjr ifjHkk”kkvk sa ds vuqlkj n[s kh xb Z gS]a vkSj blfy, vuqekfsnr fd;k x;k gAS (viii) t,s uihVh u s bl vk’k; dh fVIi.kh izLrkfor dh g S fd fu/kkfZjr njeku okf”kdZ iVV~ k fdjk; s ij 3 ifzr’kr okf”kdZ dh nj l s okf”kdZ of`) ds v/khu gkxsa s tc rd fd ykx w dkuuw ksa }kjk vU;Fkk l’a kksf/kr ugh a fd;k tkrk gAS Lk’a kkfs/kr Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ k] 2014 dk [kMa 13 ¼x½ 2 ifzr’kr dh nj ls vukf/kd okf”kdZ of`) dh nj dk fu/kkZj.k fofufn”ZV djrk gAS rnuqlkj] n[s kk x;k gS fd t,s uihVh u s izLrkfor fdjk;k sa ds fy, 2 ifzr’kr okf”kZd dh okf”kdZ of`) vaxhd`r dh gAS bl lna Hk Z e]sa ;gk a ;g mYy[s k djuk izklfaxd g S fd vc fu/kkfZjr fdjk;k vuqlpw h ikpa o”kks Za dh vof/k d s fy, o/Sk gkxs hA oSl]s vc iRru }kjk ;Fkk izLrkfor 2 ifzr’kr dh okf”kdZ of`) Hkh fdjk;k vuqlwph dh oS/krk dh le;kof/k ds nkSjku oS/k jgxs h] tc rd fd fHkUu of`) dkjd fu/kkfZjr dju s okyh ub Z Hkfwe uhfr fdjk;k vuqlpw h dh o/Skrk dh le;kof/k d s nkSjku ykxw ugha gksrh gSA rnuqlkj] t,s uihVh }kjk izLrkfor fVIi.kh vuqekfsnr dh xb Z gAS (ix) t,s uihVh u s bl vk’k; dh fVIi.kh dk izLrko fd;k g S fd ‘k”qd iRru {ks= e sa Hkwfe d s iVV~ s d s fy, njeku ykxw Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ kksa d s vuqlkj l{ke izkf/kdkjh d s vueq kns u l s ikpa o”kksZ a d s ckn l’a kksf/kr@leh{kk dh tk,xhA l’a kkfs/kr iVV~ k fdjk;k l{ke izkf/kdkjh }kjk ikfjr vkn’s k d s dk;kUZo;u dh rkjh[k l s u;s iVV~ k sa ij ykxw gkxs kA l’a kkfs/kr Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ k] 2014 dk [kMa 13 ¼x½ iRz;ds ikpa o”kksZa e sa ,d ckj njeku l’a kkfs/kr dju s d s fy, bl izkf/kdj.k dk s vf/kdkj inz ku djrk gAS rnuqlkj] t,s uihVh }kjk izLrkfor fVIi.kh vuqekfsnr dh xbZ gAS (x) t,s uihVh u s bl vk’k; dh fVIi.kh dk izLrko fd;k g S fd njeku Hkfwe icz /aku gsrq uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ k] 2015 e sa fu/kkfZjr ‘krks Za ,o a fofufn”ZVk sa vkjS rRi’pkr l’a kk/skuksa ¼;fn dkbs Z gk½s rFkk le;&le; ij ljdkj }kjk lia zsf”kr vU; ykx w dkuuw ks a rFkk fofu;eksa d s v/khu gksxa sA izLrkfor fVIi.kh vueq kfsnr dh xb Z gAS (xi) t,s uihVh us bl vk’k; dh fVIi.kh dk izLrko fd;k g S fd ‘k”qd iRru {ks= es a ikbiykbu@sa dUo;s j fcNkus vkfn ¼;fn vifs{kr gk½s ds fy, ekxkfZ/kdkj vuqefr ckMs Z d s vueq kns u l s nh tk,xhA ;g u rk s iVV~ k gkxs k vkSj u gh ykblsalA ekxkfZ/kdkj vuqefr nus s ds fy, fdlh Hkh i{k dk s Hkfwe dk dksb Z vkcVa u ugha gkxs kA ;s lkekU; mi;kDs rk vk/kkj ij gkxsa s vkSj ;fn fdlh vU; i{k }kjk bu ikbi ykbu dh vko’;drk gkxs h rk s i{kksa rFkk iRru U;kl ckMs Z d s chp ;Fkk lger ,ls h ‘krksZa ij bls vyx fd;k tk,xkA i{kdkj iRru }kjk fofufn”ZV ‘krksZa ls c/aks gkxsa As ;g fVIi.kh 2014 d s Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ kksa ds vuqlkj ns[kh xb Z g S vkSj blfy, vueq kfsnr fd;k x;k gAS (xii) fn vkWy dkxk sZ fy0 ¼,lh,y½ us t,s uihVh l s mi&iVV~ k nus s dk fodYi miyC/k djoku s dk vuqjk/sk fd;k g]S D;kfsad ,lh,y dk s yxrk g S fd cnyr s cktkj MkbufseDl fn, x, gS]a dkxk sZ d s HkMa kj.k rFkk igz Lru d s fy, ,fDt+e xzkgdk sa dk s mi&iVV~ k Hkfwe eYw ; lao/kuZ lsok d s :Ik esa nh tk ldrh gAS bl lac/ak e]sa t,s uihVh us crk;k g S fd mi&Bds s fn, tku s dh vueq fr Hkfwe uhfr fn’kkfun’sZ kksa d s izko/kkuksa d s vuqlkj nh tk ldrh gAS 10-1- ifj.kkeLo:i] vkSj mi;qDZ r dkj.kk sa l s rFkk lex z fopkj&foe’k Z ds vk/kkj ij] ;g izkf/kdj.k vucq a/k&II :Ik esa lya Xu ‘krk sZa ds lkFk ‘k”qd iRru {ks= e sa lEi.w k Z Hkfwe d s vkcVa u ds fy, njeku vueq kfsnr djrk gAS 10-2- iRru lia fRr;k sa d s fy, fdjk;k sa ds igyh ckj fu/kkZj.k d s nkSjku 30 fnuk sa dh le;&lhek d s lkFk Hkkoh iHzkko l s fdjk;k vuqlpw h cukus d s fy, bl izkf/kdj.k }kjk vuqlfjr lkekU; n`f”Vdk.s k ds vuqlkj] njeku Hkkjr d s jkti= esa vkn’s k dh vf/klpw uk dh rkjh[k ls 30 fnuksa dh lekfIr ds ckn ykxw gkxsa s vkjS ikpa o”kksZ a dh vof/k d s fy, ykxw gksaxAs inz Rr vueq kns u mld s ckn Lor% gh lekIr gk s tk,xk tcrd fd bl izkf/kdj.k }kjk fo’k”sk :Ik l s foLrkj ugh a fd;k tkrk gAS Vh- ,l- ckyklqcez fu;u] lnL; ¼foÙk½ [foKkiu&III@4@vlk-@439@18]14 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] अअअअननननबबुुबबुु धधंंधधंं ---- I जजजजएएेेएएेे ननननपपपपीीीीटटटटीीीी शशशश(cid:22)(cid:22)ुु(cid:22)(cid:22)ुु कक कक पपपप(cid:23)(cid:23)(cid:23)(cid:23)तत तत नननन (cid:25)(cid:25)(cid:25)(cid:25)(cid:26)(cid:26)ेे(cid:26)(cid:26)ेे ककककेेेे ििििललललएएएए पपपप(cid:28)(cid:28)(cid:28)(cid:28)ाााा (cid:29)(cid:29)(cid:29)(cid:29)ककककरररराााायययय(cid:31)(cid:31)(cid:31)(cid:31) पपपपरररर पपपप चचंंचचंं नननन ेेेेककककेेेे ििििललललएएएए गगगगणणणणननननााााएएएए ंं ं ं IIII ससससररररककककााााररररीीीी ररररेेेेडडडडीीीी (cid:6)(cid:6)(cid:6)(cid:6)ररररककककननननरररर मममम(cid:11)(cid:11)ूू(cid:11)(cid:11)ूू यय यय (cid:13)(cid:13)(cid:13)(cid:13)पपपपयययय(cid:15)(cid:15)(cid:15)(cid:15) मममम (cid:16)(cid:16) (cid:16)(cid:16) 1111 भूखंड का सरकारी रेडी (cid:1)रकनर मू(cid:8) य ((cid:11)ित वग(cid:16) मी.) 1090 2222 6 (cid:11)ितशत (cid:11)ितवष(cid:16) (cid:11)ित वग(cid:16) मी. क(cid:22) दर से प(cid:27)ा (cid:29)कराया 65.40 IIIIIIII (cid:17)(cid:17)(cid:17)(cid:17)ााााससससििंंििंंगगगगकककक ललललननेेननेे ददददननेेननेे (cid:15)(cid:15)(cid:15)(cid:15) कककक(cid:25)(cid:25)(cid:25)(cid:25) उउउउ(cid:27)(cid:27)(cid:27)(cid:27)चच चच ततततमममम ददददरररर 1111 अिध हण लागत $. 16.45 लाख (cid:11)ित एकड़ 2222 &ितपू’त $. 7.00 लाख (cid:11)ित एकड़ 3333 कुल अिध हण लागत $. 23 लाख (cid:11)ितवष(cid:16) 4444 कुल अिध हण लागत वग(cid:16) मी. म) (1 एकड़= 4046.86 वग(cid:16) मी.) $. 580 (cid:11)ित वग(cid:16) मी. $. 35 (cid:11)ित वग(cid:16) मी. 5555 प(cid:27)ा (cid:29)कराया (cid:11)ितवष (cid:16)($. 580*6%) (cid:11)ितवष(cid:16) III ककककोोोोईईईई अअअअ यय यय ककककााााररररकककक 1111 शु* क प+ तन के िलए अिभिचि.नत कुल &े/ (1 ह1ै ट ेयर = 2.47105 एकड़) 140 ह1ै ट ेयर (346 एकड़) 2222 2017 म) कुल अिध हण लागत 823397960 (cid:13)(cid:13)(cid:13)(cid:13)पपपपयययय ेे ेे अिधगृहीत भूिम 346 एकड़ 3333....1111 आधार िनमा(cid:16)ण लागत 207086000 $पये वाई 1 वाई2 वाई 3 3333....2222 आधार िनमा(cid:16)ण लागत का (cid:11)भाजन 35% 50% 15% वृि6 कारक (वष(cid:16)-दर-वष(cid:16)) 2% 2% (cid:11)भािजत आधार िनमा(cid:16)ण लागत 72480100 105613860 32317841 1% बीमा 724801 1056139 323178 1% (cid:11)ारंिभक लागत 724801 1056139 323178 3% आकि8मक लागत 2174403 3168416 969535 1% िवपणन लागत 724801 1056139 323178 76828906 111950692 34256912 3333....3333 जोड़ 223036509 9धन और लेबर लागत म) वृि6 के िलए आधार लागत पर 2 (cid:11)ितशत वृि6 4141720 प(cid:1)रयोजना अनुवी&ण परामश(cid:16)दाता > यय? के िलए आधार लागत पर 2 (cid:11)ितशत वृि6 4141720 3333....4444 ििििववववककककाााासससस ललललाााागगगगतततत 222233331111333311119999999944449999 !!!!पपपपयययय ेे ेे 4444 चचचचररररणणणण 1111 मममम (cid:16)(cid:16) (cid:16)(cid:16)ववववससससूलूलूलूल कककक(cid:25)(cid:25)(cid:25)(cid:25) जजजजाााानननन ेे ेेववववााााललललीीीी ककककुुुुलललल ललललाााागगगगतततत ((((अअअअििििधधधध((((हहहहणणणण ++++ ििििववववककककाााासससस)))) 1111000055554444777711117777999900009999 !!!!पपपपयययय ेे ेे 5555 िब@(cid:22)योA य &े/ 319.26 एकड़ 6666....1111 भूिम का बाजार मू(cid:8) य (cid:11)ित एकड़ 3303633.12 $पये (cid:11)ित एकड़ 6666....2222 भूिम का बाजार मू(cid:8) य (1 एकड़ = 4046.86 वग(cid:16) मी.) (cid:11)ित वग(cid:16) मी. 816.34 $पये (cid:11)ित वग(cid:16) मी. 7777....1111 भभभभििूूििूूमममम ककककेेेे बबबबााााजजजजाााारररर मममम(cid:11)(cid:11)ूू(cid:11)(cid:11)ूू यय यय ककककेेेे 6666 (cid:17)(cid:17)(cid:17)(cid:17)ििििततततशशशशतततत कककक(cid:25)(cid:25)(cid:25)(cid:25) ददददरररर सससस ेे ेेपपपप////ाााा 0000ककककरररराााायययय ेेेे 44448888....99998888 $पये (cid:11)ित वग(cid:16) मी. (cid:11)ितवष(cid:16) 7777....2222 जेएनपीटी Cारा पूणाD(cid:29)कत प(cid:27)ा (cid:29)कराय े 55550000 $पये (cid:11)ित वग(cid:16) मी. 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Tariff Authority for Major Ports Case No. TAMP/62/2018- JNPT Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust … Applicant QUORUM (i). Shri. T.S. Balasubramanian, Member (Finance) (ii). Shri. Rajat Sachar, Member (Economic) O R D E R (Passed on this 27th day of November 2018) This case relates to the Proposal received from Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust seeking approval of Lease Rental for allotment of Entire Dry Port area at Wardha for development of ICD cum Industrial Park. 2. This Authority vide its Order no. TAMP/6/2018-JNPT dated 07 May 2018 has fixed lease rent for allotment of part of land (Phase-I) in Dry Port Area at Parsodi and Dorli in Wardha District, Maharashtra on lease basis for development of Inland Container Depot. The Order has been notified in the Gazette of India on 31 May 2018 vide Gazette No. 205. Vide the said Order, a lease rent of `130/- per sq.m per annum has been fixed for Phase-I of the Project, based on the proposal of JNPT 3.1. Subsequent to passing of the above referred Order, the JNPT vide its e-mail dated 23 May 2018 had forwarded to us a copy of the Minutes of the stakeholder meeting conducted by JNPT on 10 May 2018 at the JNPT premises. From the Minutes of the Meeting, it was, interalia, seen that during the meeting, the JNPT had put forth the following two options before the potential bidders: (i) Bidding for development of ICD plot only (Phase 1) at a lease rent of ` 130/- per sq.m. per annum. (ii) Bidding for development of ICD cum Industrial plot (Entire area i.e. Phase 1 + Phase 2 + Phase 3) at a lease rent of ` 70/- per sq.m. per annum. 3.2. In this connection, it was, interalia, communicated to JNPT vide our letter no. TAMP/6/2018-JNPT dated 15 June 2018 that the lease rent of ` 130/- per sq.m per annum, which has been approved by the Authority vide Order of May 2018, is based on the proposal of JNPT, by taking into account the acquisition cost and development cost pertaining to Phase 1 only. If the JNPT intends to allot the entire dry port area involving all the three phases at ` 70/- per sq.m. per annum, the reserve price of the entire dry port area will have to be notified by the Authority based on Clause 11.2(c) of the amended Land Policy Guidelines, 2014. Thus, the JNPT was requested to come up with a proposal for fixing the lease rental for the entire dry port area, following the amended Land Policy Guidelines of 2014. 4.1. Accordingly, the JNPT vide its communication dated 08 August 2018 has submitted its proposal seeking approval of Annual Lease Rental for allotment of Entire Dry Port area at Wardha for development of ICD cum Industrial Park. 4.2. The submissions made by the JNPT in its proposal dated 08 August 2018 are summarised below: (i) 346 acres of land area has been acquired by JNPT in the Sindhi village of the Wardha District to set up Dry Port. (ii) Initially, it was decided to develop the land in three phases. About 82 acres was envisaged to be developed in 1st phase as an Inland Container Depot (ICD) and the 2nd and 3rd phases were envisaged to be developed as Industrial area. Accordingly, based on JNPT’s proposal, TAMP passed an Order in May 2018 fixing rental for 1st phase at ` 130/- per sq.m per annum.¹ PART III—SEC. 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 17 (iii) In the meanwhile, based on the discussions that the JNPT had with various stakeholders on 22.02.2018 and 20.03.2018, it has been decided that the port shall provide options to the prospective bidders to bid either for the entire area of dry port or for phase – I only. (iv) It was also decided to exclude certain cost components to be incurred by JNPT incase the entire area gets allotted. The cost heads such as internal roads, levelling & consolidation, fuel station and railway handling shall not be included as the prospective bidder would develop the facility as per his requirement. (v) Since there would be a reduction in the development costs to be incurred by the JNPT if the entire land gets allotted at a go, the proposal under reference has been formulated to fix rental for the entire dry port area. (vi) The dry port is proposed to be developed in phase wise investment and the area proposed for each phase is mentioned below. Land Use Statement- Phase-Wise Use Plot No. PHASE 1 PHASE 2 PHASE 3 Plot Area in Plot Area in Plot Area in Sqmt Sqmt Sqmt DEVELOPMENT AREA - DEVELOPER Inland Container Depot 1 49544.63 - - (ICD) Container Yard (CY) 2 15557.49 19858.19 - Warehouse (WH) 3 28290.44 7290.18 - LIQUID 4 5084.87 12800.09 - PA/WS 5 22164.01 19611.70 - COLD 6 9722.08 3565.09 - Truck Terminal (TT) 7 18954.94 - - Empty Container (EC) 9 9612.07 6641.66 - Residential 14 9443.85 13110.17 - Commercial 15 19010.12 12981.42 - Open Space 18 23497.00 - - Fire Station 20 6428.47 - - Industry Plot 1 to 26 - - 394488.26 Expansion -E-1 21 36915.23 28501.44 - Expansion -E-2 22 10130.32 - - Expansion -E-3 1 to 7 - - 162653.54 Internal Road-IR-1 IR-1 14944.604 2250.00 - Area in Sqm 279300.11 113499.75 557141.80 Area in Acres 69.83 28.37 139.29 COMMON AREA - JNPT RLY YARD 8 47679.88 - - RTG 10 5561.97 - - RLY W 11 4577.72 - - RLY H AREA 12 35335.00 - 41582.59 Admin Building 13 6445.72 3909.70 - Weigh Bridge (WB) 19 8947.00 - - Utility 16 /16A / 16B 4794.98 11335.47 20753.40 Fuel Station 17 2578.88 1630.81 1220.00 Open Space 18A / 18B - 19015.06 61541.96 Main Entry Road -R-1 1 16922.07 - - Road along Rly yard-R2 2 26600.00 - - Main Entry Road -R-3 3 10152.90 - - Main Entry Road -R-4 4 - - 49338.87 Road along Rly yard-R5 5 - - 15608.49 Main Entry Road -R-6 6 - - 24858.23 Landscape along Boundary - 3025.00 6675.00 19505.00 Area in Sqm 172621.11 31230.58 233188.53 Area in Acres 43.16 7.81 58.3018 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] Land Use Statement- Phase-Wise Use Plot No. PHASE 1 PHASE 2 PHASE 3 Plot Area in Plot Area in Plot Area in Sqmt Sqmt Sqmt Total Area in Sqm 451921.23 157840.50 790330.33 Total Dry Port Area Total Area in Acres 112.98 36.18 197.58 Total Area in Ha 45.19 15.78 79.03 Total Area of the Dry Port project: 140.01 Ha Total Saleable Area at the Dry Port project: 129.37 Ha (323.42 Acres) (vii) Estimated Project Development Cost In case the private investor bids for the entire area, then the port may not need to incur much of the internal infrastructure costs such as internal roads, building works etc. Accordingly, the appropriate costs have been removed from the overall cost to be recovered from the lessee. The costs envisaged to be met by JNPT (considering all phases) are the following: Component Value (in ` ) Construction of The internal roads shall be developed by the selected ICD Operator as per their business plan and requirement. Internal Roads Hence, the cost has not been included here. Construction of The selected developer shall construct admin building and provide office space to the dry port users. Hence, the Building Works cost has not been included in JNPT’s expense head. Levelling & In case of entire area being bid out to a single party, the land levelling and consolidation shall be in the scope of Consolidation the private party and he shall develop the plots as per his business plan. Hence, the same has not been included in the expenses of JNPT. Construction of Fuel The fuel station for the project is planned to be allotted to a 3rd party for development. Hence, not included in Stations JNPT’s expenses. Construction of In case of entire area being bid out to a single party, the railway handling area shall be in the scope of the Railway Handling private party. Hence, the same has not been included in the expenses of JNPT. Area Construction of 2,70,00,000 Electric Substation Construction of 4,66,20,000 Compound Wall Construction of ESR 4,95,16,000 & Water Supply Pipe Lines Construction of STP 4,81,50,000 & STP Lines Construction of Fire 2,53,00,000 Fighting Station Construction of Entry 1,05,00,000 Exit with Canopy Base Construction 20,70,86,000 Cost (BCC) (viii) Land Use Plan As per the Land Policy Guidelines, the Land can be allotted either on license or on lease basis as per the approved Land use Plan/ Zoning. Since the dry port area is not within the port area in Nhava Sheva, Navi Mumbai; the development plan and land use classification for the said land as specified in Wardha development plan has been considered. The land use for the Dry Port area is currently classified as “Non-Agricultural Zone” as per the NA certificate issued by the Collector, Wardha. (ix) Land Allocation outside the Port’s Custom Area As per Clause 16 of the Land Policy for Major Ports, 2015, the Land outside custom bond area of the Port shall be given on lease basis only. However, in specific cases, the land can be given on license basis for the port related activities, for reasons to be recorded in writing. As per the Land Use Plan, the area identified for the Dry Port falls outside the Custom Bound Area of JNPT. The area shall be allotted to the selected ICD Developer/ Co-Developer on Lease basis only. The Land use for the area has been classified as “Non-Agricultural”. The conceptual master plan for the dry port envisages plots of various sizes for different identified sectors. However, the overall land usage shall be same for all sectors i.e. Non-Agricultural/ Industrial zone.¹ PART III—SEC. 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 19 (x) Tenure for Land Allocation As per Clause 16.2 of the Land Policy for Major Ports, 2015, land can be leased up to a maximum cumulative period of 30 years with the approval of the Board. For capital intensive project, the Port may decide to fix the tenure of lease for more than 30 years. Such proposals are to be submitted with the recommendations of the Board to the Empowered Committee for its approval. The Port in its land- use plan should identify land which can be allotted on long-term lease basis, i.e. for tenure of 30 years and beyond. In this regard, the tenure for allotment of land is fixed to 30 years as per the applicable guidelines. Further, the port had submitted a separate proposal to the Empowered Committee for extension of lease period from 30 years to 60 years for industrial plots. In the meeting of the Empowered Committee held in New Delhi on 6th June 2018, the committee has approved the allotment of land for industrial development for a tenure of 60 years. (xi) Land Allotment Committee As per Clause 16.2 (e) of the Land Policy for Major Ports, 2015, a Land Allotment Committee shall be constituted by the Port Trust Board consisting of Deputy Chairman of the Port, and Heads of Departments of Finance, Estate and Traffic. The Land Allotment Committee will finalize the Reserve Price. Accordingly, a Land Allotment Committee consisting of the Deputy Chairman, Chief Manager (Finance), Chief Manager (PPD) and Chief Manager (Traffic) was constituted by the port. (xii) Calculation of the Land Lease Rates and Decision of the Land Allotment Committee The methodology for land reserve price fixation as specified in the Land Policy for Major Ports has been adopted for the valuation. The valuation of the Dry Port Land as per the parameters specified in the Policy along with the views of LAC on each of the parameters are detailed below: (a) State Government's ready reckoner of land values The vicinity of the port may be referenced to be the region covering the villages of Parsodi and Dorli, as given below: - Village Parsodi, Tal-Seloo, Dist.-Wardha - Village Dorli, Tal-Seloo, Dist.- Wardha The Website of Department of Registration & Stamps, Government of Maharashtra maintains and displays the data related to the Ready Reckoner values of the land and properties in various districts of Maharashtra. The website has been used as a reference source for the ready reckoner values of the land in the villages identified above. The data gathered from the website has been summarized below; Ready Reckoner Rates ( Rs per sq. mt.) for 2017 Sl. Rates Village Classification No. ( ```` Per sq.mt.) 1 Village Parsodi, Tal-Seloo, Dist.-Wardha 740 Non-Agricultural 2 Village Dorli, Tal-Seloo,Dist.- Wardha 1090 Non-Agricultural Basis the above details, the calculation of lease rentals is as follows: Unit Value Source IGR Maharashtra Website. The maximum Government ready reckoner Value of Rs. 1090 of the per sq.m.rates for Parsodi and Dorli the plot of Land (per sq.m) has been considered. Lease Rental @ 6% per annum Rs. Per annum 65.4 Lease Rental per sq.m. per Month Rs.per month per sq.m. 5.45 Lease Rental per 100 sq.m. per month Rs. Per 100 sq.m. per month 545 b) Highest rate of relevant transactions registered in last three years in the Port's vicinity: The vicinity of the port may be referenced to be the region covering the villages of Parsodi and Dorli. However, it was observed that the current land acquired by JNPT is the latest land transaction concluded in the area and may be treated as the latest ones. The same has also been verified for the site’s vicinity through the online “e-search “facility for transactions available on the website of Department of Registration & Stamps, Government of Maharashtra i.e. https://esearchigr.maharashtra.gov.in/testingesearch/wfsearch.aspx20 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] The rate of land acquired by the port has been valued at ` 16.45 lakhs per acre and additionally a compensation of ` 7 Lakhs per acre was given to the farmers. The effective land value (including stamp duty, registration charges etc.) thus was ` 23.45 Lakhs per acre (` 580 per sq.mt.). The amount for lease rent works out to be around ` 35 per sq. mt. per annum (` 580*6% = 35), which would not be sufficient to recoup the investments incurred by JNPT and hence the factor has not been considered. (c) Highest accepted tender-cum-auction rate of Port land: As per the policy, highest accepted tender-cum-auction rate of Port land for similar transactions, updated on the basis of the annual escalation rate approved by the Port Trust Board needs to be considered. However, the port has not floated any such tender for auction- cum-tender for the land in dry port area. Hence, such rates are not available for consideration. (d) Rate arrived at by approved valuer The appointment of valuer is not envisaged as the subject land has been acquired by the port recently based on the rates indicated by the District Collector and M/s. SICOM Ltd. A fresh valuation is not required since the valuer shall also analyse the rates based on similar factors as enlisted in the “Policy Guidelines for Land Management by Major Ports, 2015”. Therefore, the acquisition cost is the latest cost of land and the same can be considered in addition to the development expenses due to be incurred by the port. Thus, the factor has not been evaluated further. (e) Any other factor considered by the Port: (i) The Land Allotment Committee decided to work out the lease rate of the land as per the following approach. (a). Total development cost envisaged to be undertaken by JNPT for entire area development. (b). Cost of acquisition of the land. (ii) The idea of adopting these two factors was that these two are the real expenses incurred by JNPT for the land under consideration and JNPT intends to recover the same from the developer. (iii) The total development cost of the land incurred by JNPT has been taken as the total investment to be recovered from the developer/ units by way of lease amount. The investments have been phased over a duration of 3 years and additional charges on the overall project cost has been considered. The unit cost of the land has been worked out and the same has been taken as the market value of land, upon which 6% of lease rental has been worked out. (iv) As the project of Dry Port is expected to greatly complement the traffic of JN Port, there is no separate expectation of earning high revenues from the land. But the objective is to generate employment, build facility that would facilitate trade and the port and realize investments as soon as possible (v) Also, the subject land is not a regular port side land, but is a Dry Port area and hence a different approach is needed to finalize the lease rent for the same. The Port would in any case hold auction for the lease rentals/ other guaranteed rentals at the time of the allotment of the plots to developer/industries. (vi) The committee further reviewed the lease rentals charged in various similar industrial estates in the nearby region. It may be noted that the development cost to be incurred on railway siding has not been included for lease calculation considering it as an upfront investment from JNPT to operationalize the project and to keep prices competitive. (vii) The land identified for the Dry Port area was acquired by JNPT in the year 2017. The cost of acquisition of the land has also been factored as an investment from JNPT. Since the price has been paid for land acquisition in the year 2017, it is assumed there is no loss of interest and the price remains the same. Subsequently, the land cost for¹ PART III—SEC. 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 21 Phase-I has been proportionately apportioned and considered for investment recovery. The project development cost including the factors such as contingency expenses, insurance, marketing expenses etc. as well as the cost already incurred on the land development has been worked out. The details are as follows: Parameters Amount in ```` Land Acquisition Cost for 140.01 ha government land (including TDS of 10%) 57,55,03,250 Compensation Amount paid to Farmers @ ` 7 Lakhs per Acre 24,20,77,290 Year of Purchase 2017 Stamp Duty Paid by JNPT 5785100 Registration Charges Paid by JNPT 32,320 Total Land Area (in Hectares) 140.01 Total Land Area (in Acres) 346 Total Acquisition Cost of 346 acres of Land 82,33,97,960 Development Cost Estimated to be incurred by JNPT on basic infrastructure for all Phases Construction of Electric Substation 2,70,00,000 Construction of Compound Wall 4,66,20,000 Construction of ESR & Water Supply Pipe Lines 4,95,16,000 Construction of STP & STP Lines 4,81,50,000 Construction of Fire Fighting Station 2,53,00,000 Construction of Entry Exit with Canopy 1,05,00,000 Base Construction Cost (BCC) 20,70,86,000 Note: Contingency cost, cost towards PMC services, marketing expenses and other expenses as indicated in the table above has been worked out in line with the market practice. (viii) Further, a variation limit of 2% for fuel cost, labor cost etc. and 2% PMC charges has been added to the base construction cost (BCC). Component Unit ```` Variation Limit due to increase in Fuel Cost, Labor Cost etc. 2% of BCC 41,41,720 Project Monitoring Consultant Expenses 2% of BCC 41,41,720 (ix) Further, the project construction cycle has been assumed to be phase wise across 3 years in the following manner. The percentage completion of construction per year has been considered keeping in view the construction schedule of similar projects undertaken by JNPT and the general industry trends in EPC works of similar nature. Year wise Percentage construction Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 35% 50% 15% (x) Subsequently, the year wise marketing expenses as well as monitoring expenses have been added to arrive at the final value of the landed project cost. The cost expenses for each head (Insurance, contingency, marketing etc.) have been considered keeping in view the general industry practice and projects of similar scale. Parameter Unit Year 2018 2019 2020 Escalation Factor (y-o-y ) 2% per annum 1.000 1.020 1.040 Percentage Construction Factor 35% 50% 15% Total Civil Cost (including Escalation) ` 7,24,80,100 10,56,13,860 3,23,17,841 Insurance/Tax 1% of Y-O-Y 7,24,801.00 10,56,139 3,23,178 Cost Preliminary cost 1% of Y-O-Y 7,24,801.00 10,56,139 3,23,178 Cost Contingency Cost 3% of Y-O-Y 21,74,403.00 31,68,416 9,69,535 Cost Marketing and advertisement Cost 1% of Y-O-Y 7,24,801.00 10,56,138.60 3,23,178 Cost Total Project Cost (Excluding IDC and including PM Charges ` 7,68,28,906 11,19,50,692 3,42,56,910 and variation limit of 2% each) Total Project Cost (Excluding IDC and including PM Charges ` 23,13,19,948 and variation limit of 2% each)22 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] (xi) Pricing benchmarking in the region Existing rates in the similar estates or industrial parks in the region have been considered for benchmarking the land rates. On a regional landscaping of similar facilities, few of the best estates offered by Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) in locations such as Wardha and Nagpur has been referred. [A summary of the plots in MIDC in Wardha and Nagpur regions has been furnished by JNPT] For the purpose of analysis in this proposal, a reference range of MIDC average rates in nearby regions within 200 kms from Dry Port Wardha i.e. ` 200 to ` 2130 per sq. mt. has been adopted by JNPT. The MIDC regions nearer to Nagpur have established facilities, connectivity and client base, the land rates tend to get higher. The highest one being Nagpur (Hingna) with INR 2130 per square meter. The industrial land rates are significantly low in regions far from Nagpur. (xii) Calculation of Lease Rentals: The approach adopted for the land pricing is consistent with the latest guidelines and is as follows: Amount in ```` Actual cost of 346 acres of land in the year 2017 82,33,97,960 Development cost 23,13,19,948 Total Cost to be Recovered from the Developer 1,05,47,17,908 Cost of Land per Acre (including development charges) of All Phases area (Considering 33 Saleable Area of 319.26 acres) Market Value of Land per sq.m. 817.23 Annual Lease Rental @ 6% of market value (` per sq.m.) 49.03 Say (50) (f) Conclusion As per clause 13 (a) of the Policy Guidelines for Land Management by Major Ports, 2015”, the highest of the rates arrived at by the five factors listed above shall be considered. Hence, the annual lease rental of ` 65.4 (Say ` 70) per sq.mt per annum has been considered by the land allotment committee as the recommended rate. This price was also compared with the prevailing rates in the other similar industrial areas around the site. 4.3. Accordingly, the JNPT has sought approval for the following: Sr. Zone Reserve Price in terms of Annual Lease Rentals No. (` per sq.mt per annum) Land inside the Dry Port area in Parsodi and Dorli, 1 70/- Distt. Wardha, Maharashtra 4.4. The proposal of JNPT has the approval of its Board of Trustees. The JNPT has forwarded a copy of the Board resolution. 5. In accordance with the consultative procedure prescribed, a copy of the proposal of JNPT dated 8 August 2018 was forwarded vide our letter dated 14 August 2018 to the concerned users/ user organisations seeking their comments. None of the users/ Associations and Terminal Operators have furnished their comments, till the case was taken up for finalization. 6. Based on a preliminary scrutiny of the proposal, the JNPT was requested vide our letter dated 5 September 2018 to furnish some information/ clarification. The JNPT has responded vide its email dated 26 September 2018. The information/ clarification sought by us and the response of JNPT thereon are tabulated below: Sl. Information sought by us Reply of JNPT No. 1. The JNPT had some, few months back, come up with a proposal for fixing of rentals for phase – I of land to be developed at Wardha for development of ICD cum Industrial park. Based¹ PART III—SEC. 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 23 on the proposal of the port and after following the consultation process, the Authority vide its Order no. TAMP/6/2018-JNPT dated 7 May 2018 had fixed lease rent of ` 130/- per sq.m per annum for the phase – I of the land. Now, the port intends to provide option to the prospective bidders to bid either for entire area of the Dry Port of the Phase-I only. The lease rent for allotment of Entire Dry Port area at Wardha is proposed by the port at ` 70/- per sq.m per annum. In this backdrop, the JNPT to clarify/ furnish the following: (a). The proposed rental for the entire area in the It may be noted that the lease rentals for the proposed area have been current proposal at almost half of the rental calculated on the basis of Clause 13 (a) of the "Policy Guidelines for Land fixed for phase – I of land to be developed at Management by Major Ports, 2014-amended" and the following factors Wardha, to be justified, considering that lease have been analysed. rent for Phase-I has already been levied at ` 130/- per sq.mtr. per annum. a. State Government's ready reckoner of land values b. Highest rate of relevant transactions registered in last three years in the Port's vicinity c. Highest accepted tender-cum-auction rate of Port land d. Rate arrived at by approved valuer e. Any other factor considered by the Port (Cost of land acquisition for the land identified for the Dry Port + Cost of development of the infrastructure facilities to be spent by JNPT) In case of proposal submitted earlier to the Authority, the factor (e) was the highest since the cost of Iand (proportionate to Phase-I) and the Cost of development apportioned over the saleable area in Phase-I amounted to a rental value of ` 130 per sq.m per annum. However, in case of the Entire Area, the port has envisaged that the following costs shall not be borne by JNPT on account of reasons as mentioned alongside: a) Construction of Internal Roads: The internal roads shall be developed by the selected ICD Operator as per their business plan and requirement. Hence, the cost has not been included. b) Construction of Building Works: The selected developer shall construct admin building and provide office space to the dry port users. Hence, the cost has not been included in JNPT's expense head. c) Levelling 6 Consolidation: In case of entire area being bid out to a single party, the land levelling and consolidation shall be in the scope of the private party and he shall develop the plots as per his business plan. Hence, the same has not been included in the expenses of JNPT. d) Construction of Fuel Stations: The fuel station for the project is planned to be allotted to a 3rd party for development. Hence, not included in JNPT's expenses. e) Construction of Railway Handling Area: In case of entire area being bid out to a single party, the railway handling area shall be in the scope of the private party. Hence, the same has not been included in the expenses of JNPT. It is to be noted that in case of entire area, while the expense of JNPT has decreased, the saleable area has increased to 129.37 Ha, thereby reducing the overall amount per unit of saleable area ie. Rs. 50 per sq.mt, per annum. As per the proposal submitted by the port for Entire Area, the factor a) of the Clause 13 (a) of “Policy Guidelines for Land Management by Major Ports, 2014 amended" i.e the Ready Reckoner rates are the highest i.e Rs. 65.4 per sq. mt per annum which has been rounded off to nearest multiple24 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] of 10 i.e Rs.70 per sq.mt per annum, The proposed rental of ` 70/- per sq.mtr. per The lease rentals as mentioned above are reconciled herein for ready annum for the entire Dry Port area to be reference: reconciled (with a reconciliation statement) with the approved rate of ` 130/- per sq.mtr. per Sr. Item Phase-I Entire Area annum for Phase-I. No 1. State Government’s ready ` 65.4/m2/year ` 65.4/m2/year reckoner of land values (Say 70) (Say 70) 2. Highest rate of relevant ` 35/m2/year ` 35/m2/year transactions registered in last three years in the Port’s vicinity 3. Highest accepted tender- Not applicable Not applicable cum-auction rate of Port land 4. Rate arrived at by Same as Same as approved valuer Acquisition Acquisition cost cost ` `35/m2/year 35/m2/year 5. Any other factor considered by the Port a. Area 35 HA 140 HA b. Cost of land considered ` 20.60 Crore ` 82.33 Crore (25% 82.33 Crore) c. Development Cost ` 13.11 Crore ` 20.70 Crore d. Cost per unit of saleable ` 2036.08 per ` 817 per sq. area sq. m. m. e. Annualized Lease ` 130/m2/year ` 50/m2/year Rental (@6% of cost per unit) 6. Highest of factors as ` 130 per sq. ` 70 per sq. stated above in Para 1 to m. per annum m. per annum 5 (c). In the proposal of JNPT, which had culminated As mentioned in Para 1 above, the port has envisaged that the following into the tariff Order of May 2018, the base costs shall not be borne by JNPT in case of entire area allotment: construction cost for phase – I was considered at ` 13.11 crores. However, in the current a) Construction of Internal Roads: The internal roads shall be proposal, the base construction cost for the developed by the selected ICD Operator as per their business plan and entire area is estimated at ` 20.71 crores only. requirement. Hence, the cost has not been included. A comparative position of the base construction cost is given below: b) Construction of Building Works: The selected developer shall Description As considered in As proposed by construct admin building and provide of work May 2018 Order JNPT in August 2018 office space to the dry port users. Hence, the cost has not been Construction of included in JNPT's expense head. 3,31,78,572.60 - Building Works Construction of c) Levelling & Consolidation: In case of entire area being bid out to a Electric 67,55,716.05 2,70,00,000.00 single party, the land levelling and consolidation shall be in the scope Substation Construction of of the private party and he shall develop the plots as per his business 1,16,64,869.72 4,66,20,000.00 Compound Wall plan. Hence, the same has not been included in be expenses of JNPT. Construction of ESR & Water 1,23,89,482.82 4,95,16,000.00 d) Construction of Fuel Stations: The fuel station for the project is Supply Pipe planned to be allotted to a 3rd party for development. Hence, not Lines included in JNPT's expenses. Construction of STP & STP Lines 1,20,47,693.63 4,81,50,000.00¹ PART III—SEC. 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 25 Levelling & e) Construction of Railway Handling Area: In case of entire area being 2,64,60,000.00 - Consolidation bid out to a single party, the railway handling area shall be in the Construction of scope of the private party. Hence, the same has not been included in Fire Fighting 63,30,356.15 2,53,00,000.00 the expenses of JNPT. Station Construction of Railway 1,96,00,000.00 - The cost mentioned in earlier proposal is 25% (35 ha/140 ha) of the total Handling Area cost envisaged for the activity and has been apportioned as per the extent Construction of of area to be developed i.e. 35 ha 25% of 140 ha. In case of entire area, Entry Exit with 26,27,222.91 1,05,00,000.00 100% amount has been taken. Canopy Base Construction 13,10,53,914 .00 20,70,86,000.00 Description of work As considered in As proposed % of Cost (BCC) May 2018 Order by JNPT in total (Amount August 2018 cost From the above, it is seen that in the current proportionate to (Total Cost of the Land Area in the Facility) proposal, the cost towards Construction of Phase-I) Building Works, Levelling & Consolidation, (A) (B) (c) (D)= Construction of Railway Handling Area have B/C not been considered, as stated by the JNPT in Construction of Building 3,31,78,572.60 - - its proposal in the current proposal. The Works exclusion of the above cost components from Construction of Electric 67,55,716.05 2,70,00,000.00 25% the base construction cost to be justified. Substation Construction of 1,16,64,869.72 4,66,20,000.00 25% Compound Wall Construction of ESR & 1,23,89,482.82 4,95,16,000.00 25% Water supply pipe lines Construction of STP & 1,20,47,693.63 4,81,50,000.00 25% STP Lines Levelling & 2,64,60,000.00 - - Consolidation Construction of Fire 63,30,356.15 2,53,00,000.00 25% Fighting Station Construction of Railway 1,96,00,000.00 - - Handling Area Construction of Entry 26,27,222.91 1,05,00,000.00 25% Exit with Canopy Base Construction Cost 13,10,53,914.00 20,70,86,000.00 (BCC) (d). In the earlier proposal of JNPT which had I n case of entire area, the development activities for the entire project shall culminated into the tariff Order of May 2018, be done by the private developer and only the basic infrastructure shall be out of the area of 86.36 acres of land to be developed by JNPT. The area pertaining to those facilities only has been developed in phase – 1, the saleable area was deducted from the overall area to arrive at the saleable area: considered as 42.78 acres, which works out to about 50% of the total area to be developed in Sr. No. Facility Area (In Ha) phase – I. In the current proposal, out of the 1. Total Area 140.01 total area of land at 346 acres, 319.26 acres of 2. Less: land is envisaged to be saleable, which works 3. Railway Yard 4.77 out to about 92% of the total area. The reason 4. RTG 0.56 for considering more area for sale in the 5. Railway Workshop 0.46 proposal under reference may be explained 6. Railway handling Area 3.53 7. Utility 0.48 considering that taking in more saleable area 8. Fuel Station 0.26 has the effect of reducing the lease rentals. 9. Sub-Total 10.65 10. Net Area (Saleable) 129.37 Ha (ii). In the earlier proposal of JNPT which had A s per the stakeholder meetings conducted by the port prior to the culminated into the tariff Order of May 2018, proposal, it was represented by the stakeholders that the development of the JNPT had stated that after finalization of the only ICD may not be a viable business proposition and few investors first phase of the tendering process, the highest would like to develop the entire ecosystem of the project i.e. Logistics offer received by the port would be considered park integrated with Industrial Park. as the Minimum Reserve Price for next phase of tendering process for land allotment in Dry It was therefore planned that the potential developers will have two Port area. In this context, the reason for coming options to bid for during the tender as follows: up with a proposal for fixing the rental for the a) Option 1: Bidding for Development of Inland Container Depot (ICD) entire dry port area to be explained. plot only (Phase 1) b) Option 2: Bidding or Development of ICD cum Industrial plot (Entire Area-Phase 1+Phase 2+ Phase 3 (iii). The JNPT is requested to indicate whether it The Port has not carried out any tender for allotment of only Phase-I of the has carried out any tendering process for project area. allotment of land in phase – I and the outcome26 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] of such process also to be intimated. 7.1. A joint hearing in this case was held on 24 September 2018 at the Office of this Authority. At the joint hearing, the JNPT made a Power Point presentation of the proposal. The JNPT and the concerned users/ organization bodies have made their submissions at the joint hearing. 7.2. As decided at the joint hearing, the Allcargo Logistics Limited (ALL) was requested vide our letter dated 28 September 2018 to furnish its comments. The ALL has responded vide its letter dated 08 October 2018. These comments were forwarded to JNPT for its feedback comments. The JNPT has responded vide its letter dated 29 October 2018. 8. The proceedings relating to consultation in this case are available on records at the office of this Authority. An excerpt of the arguments made by the concerned parties will be sent separately to the relevant parties. These details will also be made available at our website http://tariffauthority.gov.in. 9. With reference to the totality of the information collected during the processing of the case, the following position emerges: (i) The Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) has conceptualized to develop a Dry Port area on 346 acres of the land acquired by it in the year 2017, in the Wardha district located in the Vidarbha region of Maharashtra. During the initial phase, the JNPT had decided to develop the land in three phases. About 82 acres was envisaged to be developed in 1st phase as an Inland Container Depot (ICD) and the 2nd and 3rd phases were envisaged to be developed as Industrial area. Accordingly, based on a proposal submitted by JNPT, this Authority vide its Order dated 07 May 2018 has fixed a lease rent of ` 130/- per sq.m per annum for Phase-I of the Project. In the meanwhile, based on the discussions that the JNPT had with various stakeholders, the port has decided to provide alternatives to the prospective bidders, where the bidders will have options to bid either for the entire area of dry port or for land in phase – I only. In the event the entire land gets allotted, the port has reported that it will not have to incur some costs towards development of land (which was considered in the initial fixation of rentals for phase – I), as the prospective bidder would be required to develop the land as per his requirement. Since there will be charge in the cost structures the JNPT has felt the need to fix rentals for the entire dry port area. Thus, the JNPT has come up with the proposal for fixing rental for the entire Dry Port area at Wardha for development of ICD cum Industrial Park. The proposal of JNPT has the approval of its Board of Trustees. (ii) For the purpose of determining lease rentals for the lands belonging to the Port Trusts, this Authority is mandated to follow the land policy guidelines issued by the Government from time to time. The JNPT has also stated that the lease rental is proposed following the Land Policy Guidelines. Accordingly, the proposal of JNPT has been taken up for fixing lease rental following the latest amended Land Policy Guidelines of 2014, issued by the Ministry of Shipping (MOS) to all the Major Port Trusts on 17 July 2015. (iii) As per clause 13(a) read with clause 11.2(e) of the amended Land Policy Guidelines 2014, a Land Allotment Committee (LAC) constituted by the Port Trust Board consisting of Deputy Chairman of the Port, and Heads of Departments of Finance, Estate and Traffic shall determine the market value of land as per the methodology prescribed in clause 13(a). Accordingly, the JNPT has constituted a Land Allotment Committee (LAC) under the chairmanship of the Dy. Chairman and with Chief Manager (Finance), Chief Manager (Traffic) and Chief Manager (PPD) being the other members of the Committee. The JNPT has furnished a copy of the Report of the LAC. (iv) (a) Clause 13(a) of the amended land policy guidelines of 2014 prescribes the methodology for determination of market value of the land based on the five factors as prescribed therein. In terms of the said para of the amended Land policy guidelines of 2014, the LAC is normally take into account the highest of the factors mentioned therein, viz. (i). State Government ready reckoner of land values in the area if available for similar classification/ activities, (ii). Highest rate of actual relevant transactions registered in the last three years in the Port’s vicinity with an appropriate annual escalation rate to be approved the Port Trust Board, (iii). Highest accepted tender-cum-auction rate of Port land for similar transactions, updated on the basis of the annual escalation rate approved by the Port Trust Board, (iv). Rate arrived at by an approved valuer appointed for the purpose by the Port and (v). Any other relevant factor as identified by the Port. (b) Further, as per clause 13 (c) read with clause 13(a) and (b) of the land policy guidelines of 2014, the port shall file a proposal to this Authority for fixation of latest SOR of the land¹ PART III—SEC. 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 27 based on the market value of land recommended by the LAC which will normally take into account the highest of the five factors for market value of land stipulated in Para 13 (a) of the land policy guidelines of 2014. The amended Land Policy guidelines of 2014 also stipulates that in case the LAC is not choosing the highest factor, the reasons for the same have to be recorded. (c) Of the five factors prescribed in the amended Land Policy Guidelines, 2014 for arriving at the market value of the land, the LAC has observed the following: (i) State Government’s Ready Reckoner rate – The LAC has taken reference of the Ready Reckoner values of the land in the vicinity of the dry port area viz., Parsodi and Dorli at ` 740/- per sq. mtr. and ` 1090/- per sq. mtr. Considering the higher ready reckoner rate and the Land use classified for the Dry Port as “Non-Agricultural”, the rate of lease rental has been calculated at ` 65.40 per sq.m. per annum (`1090*6%=65.40). (ii) Highest sale transactions – The LAC has observed that the dry port land acquired by JNPT is the latest land transaction concluded in the area. Considering the acquisition cost of land including the farmer’s compensation, the lease rent is worked out to ` 35 per sq. mt. per annum. The LAC is of the view that the rental at ` 35 per sq. mtr. per annum would not be sufficient to recoup the investment made by JNPT. (` 16.45 lakhs per acre + ` 7 lakh compensation per acre, which is equivalent to ` 580 per sq. mtr. `580*6%= ` 35 per sq. mtr. per annum) (iii) Highest accepted tender-cum-auction rate – The LAC has stated that the port has not floated any tender cum auction for the land in dry port area. (iv) Rate arrived at by approved valuer – Since the land has been acquired by the port recently and since the actual investment by the port is available, the LAC is reported to have not felt the necessity to determine the market value of the land by an approved valuer. (v) Any other method – Under this method, the LAC is seen to have worked out the land pricing taking into account the land acquisition cost and the cost of development of infrastructure facilities to be spent by JNPT for the entire dry port area. By taking into account the acquisition cost along with the estimated costs to be incurred for development of entire dry port area, the market value of the land has been arrived at ` 816.34 per sq.m. While estimating the development costs, the JNPT has indicated that cost towards Construction of Internal Roads, Construction of Building Works, Levelling & Consolidation, Construction of Fuel Stations, Construction of Railway Handling Area, would be developed by the selected ICD Operator as per its business plan and requirement. Since the said costs would not be incurred by JNPT for development of the dry port area, the JNPT has rightly excluded these cost components from the development cost. (vi) Thereafter, based on the stipulation in Clause 13(b) of the amended Land Policy Guidelines that the Reserve Price in terms of the annual lease rent would in no case be less than 6% of the latest market value of the land, the Lease rental at 6% of the market value of the land has been worked out to about ` 49/- per sq.m per annum. The lease rental has been rounded off to ` 50/- per sq.m per annum by JNPT. (vii) A statement showing the workings in this regard is attached as Annex – I. (viii) The All Cargo Ltd., who was consulted on the subject proposal is of the view that the methodology of clubbing development cost and land acquisition cost is flawed; while value of land appreciates, value of infrastructure developed on the said land would depreciate. In this regard, the port has stated that similar approach is practiced across various governmental organizations, PSUs and industrial estate providers, for28 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] determining land value. Incidentally, a similar approach was considered by the JNPT while determining the lease rent for the land to be allotted by JNPT in the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) area, which was considered by this Authority. In this context of the observation made by the All Cargo Ltd., it has to be recognized that the JNPT has considered the Reserve Price at the minimum level of 6% of the market value to determine the Annual Rent and the Annual escalation at the minimum level of 2% while the relevant clause of amended Land Policy Guidelines does not stipulate any ceiling in respect of these two factors. (d) Considering the lease rental as arrived based on the various methods, the LAC has recommended the highest lease rental to be the lease rent for the entire dry port area. Accordingly, the rate of rental derived based on the State Government Ready Reckoner at ` 65.40 per sq.mt per annum has been rounded off by the LAC and it has recommended the rate of ` 70/- per sq.mt per annum, as the lease rental for the entire dry port area. (v) The All Cargo Ltd. has viewed that the proposed rental of ` 70/- per sq.m per annum is very high and it is expecting the rate in the range of ` 35 to ` 38 per sq. mtr. per annum. But, the Port has viewed that it is not sufficient to recoup the investment at the rate of ` 35 per sq. mtr. per annum. Further, as rightly viewed by JNPT, lease rates depend on various factors such as location, facilities, infrastructure, connectivity etc. Since the lease rental has been determined by the port following the stipulation contained in the amended Land Policy Guidelines, the port is of the view that the rental proposed for the dry port area is in order. (vi) Given that the LAC has, after considering the market valuation of land as explained above, arrived at the proposed lease rental and also recognising that the Board of Trustees of JNPT have approved the rate finalized by the LAC, and considering that the proposal filed by JNPT is in line with the stipulation contained in the Land policy guidelines of 2014, this Authority is inclined to accept the proposed license fee of ` 70/- per sq.m per annum, for the entire dry port area. (vii) The JNPT has proposed definitions for the terms viz., ‘Board’, ‘TAMP’, ‘Chairman’ and ‘Land’, which are seen to be in line with the definitions prescribed for the said terms in the Major Port Trusts Act, 1963, and hence is approved. (viii) The JNPT has proposed a note to the effect that the prescribed Scale of Rates shall be subject to annual escalation @ 2% per annum on the annual lease rental unless and otherwise revised by the applicable laws. Clause 13(c) of the revised Land Policy Guidelines, 2014, stipulates fixing of the rate of annual escalation at not less than 2%. Accordingly, the JNPT is seen to have adopted an annual escalation of 2% per annum for the proposed rentals. In this context, it is relevant to mention here that the Rent Schedule fixed now will be valid for a period of five years. As such, the annual escalation of 2% as proposed by the port now should also remain valid during the tenure of the validity of the Rent Schedule, unless and until a new Land Policy prescribing a different escalation factor comes into effect during the tenure of the validity of the Rent Schedule. Accordingly, the note proposed by the JNPT is approved. (ix) The JNPT has proposed a note to the effect that the Scale of Rates for lease of Land in the Dry Port area shall be revised/ reviewed after five years with the approval of Competent Authority in accordance with the applicable Land Policy Guidelines. The revised lease rental shall be applicable on fresh leases effective from the date of implementation of the Order passed by the Competent Authority. Clause 13(c) of the revised Land Policy Guidelines, 2014, mandates this Authority to revise Scale of Rates once in every five years. Accordingly, the note proposed by the JNPT is approved. (x) The JNPT has proposed a note to the effect that the Scale of Rates shall be subject to the conditions and stipulations prescribed in the Policy Guidelines for Land Management, 2015 and subsequent amendments (if any) and other applicable laws and regulations communicated by the Government from time to time. The proposed note is approved. (xi) The JNPT has proposed a note to the effect that the Right of Way permission for laying pipelines/conveyors etc. (if required), within dry port area shall be given with approval of the Board. It shall neither be a lease nor a license. There shall not be any allotment of land to a party for giving Right of Way permission. These shall be laid on common user basis and if the same pipeline is required by any other party, it shall be spared, on such terms as agreed between the parties and the Port Trust¹ PART III—SEC. 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 29 Board. The parties shall have to abide by the conditions specified by the Port. This note is seen to be in line with the Land Policy Guidelines of 2014 and hence, is approved. (xii) The All Cargo Ltd. (ACL) has requested JNPT to make available the option of sub-leasing, as ACL feels that given the changing market dynamics, it may have to sub-lease land to EXIM customers for storing and handling cargo, as a value added service. In this connection, the JNPT has stated that the Sub-letting can be allowed as per the provisions of Land Policy Guidelines. 10.1. In the result, for the reasons given above and based on a collective application of mind, this Authority approves the Scale of Rates for allotment of entire Land at Dry Port area alongwith the conditionalities as attached as Annex – II. 10.2. As per the general approach followed by this Authority to make the Rent Schedule for prospective effect with the lead time of 30 days during the first time of determination of rentals for port properties, the Scale of Rates will come into effect after expiry of 30 days from the date of notification of the Order in the Gazette of India and shall be in force for a period of five years. The approval accorded shall automatically lapse thereafter unless specifically extended by this Authority. T.S. BALASUBRAMANIAN, Member (Finance) [ADVT.-III/4/Exty./439/18] Annex - I WORKINGS TO ARRIVE AT THE LEASE RENTALS FOR THE JNPT DRY PORT AREA I Government Ready Reckoner Value In Rupees Government Ready Reckoner Value of the plot of land (Per sq. 1 mtr.) 1090 2 Lease Rent at 6% per annum per sq. mtr. 65.40 per sq. mtr. per annum II Highest Rate of relevant transaction 1 Acquisition Cost Rs. 16.45 Lakh per acre 2 Compensation Rs. 7.00 Lakh per acre 3 Total Acquisition Cost Rs. 23 Lakh per annum 4 Total acquisition cost in terms of sq. mtr. (1 acre= 4046.86 sq. mtr.) Rs. 580 per sq. mtr. 5 Lease Rent per annum (Rs. 580*6%) Rs. 35 per sq. mtr. per annum Any Other Factor III Total area earmarked for Dry Port (1 hectare = 2.47105 acres) 140 hectare 1 (346 Acres) Total Acquisition cost in 2017 823397960 Rupees 2 Area acquired 346 Acres30 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 3.1 Base construction cost 207086000 Rupees Y1 Y2 Y3 3.2 Apportionment of Base construction cost 35% 50% 15% Escalation factor (y-0-y) 2% 2% Apportioned Base construction cost 72480100 105613860 32317841 1% Insurance 724801 1056139 323178 1% Preliminary cost 724801 1056139 323178 3% Contingency cost 2174403 3168416 969535 1% Marketing cost 724801 1056139 323178 76828906 111950692 34256912 3.3 Total 223036509 2% escalation on base cost towards increase in fuel & labour cost 4141720 2% escalation on base cost towards project monitoring consultant expenses 4141720 3.4 Development cost 231319949 Rupees 4 Total cost (acquisition + development) to be recovered 1054717909 Rupees 5 Saleable Area 319.26 acres 6.1 Market value of land per acre 3303633.12 Rupees per acre 6.2 Market value of land (1 acre = 4046.86 sq.m) per Sq. Mtr. 816.34 Rupees per sq.m Rupees per sq.m 7.1 Lease Rentals @ 6% of Market value of land 48.98 per annum Rupees per sq.m 7.2 Lease Rentals rounded off by JNPT 50 per annum Annex – II SCALE OF RATES (SOR) FOR ALLOTMENT OF JAWAHARLAL NEHRU PORT TRUST LAND IN AREA ACQUIRED FOR DEVELOPMENT OF DRY PORT IN WARDHA, MAHARASHTRA. 1. Short Title, Commencement and Application: a) This may be called “The Scale of Rates of Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust for allotment of Port owned land for leasing purpose for Development of Dry port in Wardha, Maharashtra”. b) The same shall come into force on such date as specified by Tariff Authorities for Major Ports (TAMP). c) It applies to the land located at Parsodi and Dorli village in Wardha District owned by JN Port and identified for development of Dry Port from the date of approval of the Board. 2. Definition a) “Board”, in relation to a Port means the Board of Trustees constituted under Major Port Trust Act, 1963 for the Port. b) “TAMP”, means the Tariff Authority for Major Ports constituted under section 47-A of Major Port Trust Act, 1963. c) “Chairman”, means the Chairman of the Board and includes the person appointed to act in his place under section 14 of Major Port Trust Act, 1963.¹ PART III—SEC. 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 31 d) “Land”, shall have the meaning assigned to it as in Section 2(k) of Major Port Trust Act, 1963. 3. Scale of Rates for Allotment of Port Land: 3.1. Allotment of land for the development of Dry Port as per the rates indicated below: Sl. Reserve Price in terms of Annual Lease Rentals Zone No. (` per sq.mt per annum) 1 Land inside the Dry Port area in Parsodi and Dorli, Distt. 70/- Wardha, Maharashtra 3.2. Annual Escalation: The prescribed Scale of Rates mentioned in Section 3.1 above shall be subject to annual escalation @ 2% per annum on the annual lease rentals unless and otherwise revised by the applicable laws. 3.3. Revision in Scale of Rates: The Scale of Rates for lease of Land in the Dry Port area shall be refixed once in five years with the approval of Competent Authority in accordance with the applicable Land Policy Guidelines. The revised lease rentals shall be applicable on fresh leases effective from the date of implementation of the Order passed by the Competent Authority. 4. Terms and Conditions: 4.1. Regulations: The Scale of Rates shall be subject to the conditions and stipulations prescribed in the Policy Guidelines for Land Management, 2015 and subsequent amendments (if any) and other applicable laws and regulations communicated by the Government from time to time. 4.2. Right of Way Permission The Right of Way permission for laying pipelines/conveyors etc. (if required), within dry port area shall be given with approval of the Board. It shall neither be a lease nor a license. There shall not be any allotment of land to a party for giving Right of Way permission. These shaIl be laid on common user basis and if the same pipeline is required by any other party, it shall be spared, on such terms as agreed between the parties and the Port Trust Board. The parties shall have to abide by the conditions specified by the Port. ********* Uploaded by Dte. of Printing at Government of India Press, Ring Road, Mayapuri, New Delhi-110064 and Published by the Controller of Publications, Delhi-110054.