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6 cFk Z IyVs Qke Z d s fy, MkWd 22-17
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10 fuEufyf[kr d s fy, tkMs +s
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2 chek 79-83 0-80
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4 flfoy vkSj edS fsudy ij vU; [kpsZ 79-83 3-99
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dVa us j ukHSkkj ¼tSlkfd mi;DqZ r iz’u d s mRrj e sa ,echihVh }kjk izLrqr dh lpa kyu fd;k tk ldrk gAS fdlh vU; fof’k”V idz kj d s dkxk Zs d s lpa kyu d s
xb Z lpw h e sa mYy[s k fd;k x;k g½S d s vfrfjDr fdlh vU; ukHSkkj d s fy, ,echihVh dk s dksb Z fo’ks”k vkifRr ugha gAS dkxkZs&feJ.k dk s vkjMhihvkj d s
lpa kyu dh vueq fr ugh a nh tk,xhA i”`B la[;k 14 ij fpfUgr fd;k x;k gAS
(iii) ,echihVh lfqo/kk d s fy, vkcfaVr fd, tku s oky s izLrkfor dqy {k=s dh bl lfqo/kk d s fy, lpa kydk as dk s 40]000 ox Z ehVj ¼yxHkx½ {k=s vkcfaVr fd;k
ek=k] fofHkUu vku”qkfaxd mnn~ ’s ;k sa d s fy, bld s vkcVa u rFkk bld s HkMa kj.k tkuk izLrkfor gAS ?kkV ,o a ‘kMs d s lkFk cna jxkg dh nhokj dk mi;kxs vfrfjDr
d s fy, miyC/k okLrfod {ks= dk C;kSjk nAsa ;g mYy[s kuh; g S fd iuq jhf{kr {k=s d s :Ik e as fd;k tk ldrk gAS
foLr`r ifj;kts uk fjikVs Z ¼vkjMhihvkj½ es a dkxk sZ ds HkMa kj.k grs q 10 ls 15
,dM + Hkfwe vkcfaVr dju s dh vuq’kalk dh xb Z gAS vkjMhihvkj e as ;g Hkh
lq>ko fn;k x;k g S fd bl mnn~ ’s ; d s fy, bafnjk xkns h ¼MkWd½ dk dqN
fgLlk Hkh ‘kkfey fd;k tk,A
(iv) ,echihVh bl ckr dh Hkh ifq”V dj s fd izLrkfor vkcVa u cna jxkg dh Hkwfe ,echihVh u s ifq”V dh gS fd izLrkfor vkcaVu ikVs Z dh Hkwfe mi;kxs ;kstuk d s
mi;kxs ;kts uk d s vu:q Ik gAS vu:q i gAS
(v) cna jxkg ¼ikVs ½Z d s izLrko e sa 40000 MhMCY;Vw h ty;kuk sa dh vko’;drkvk as dk s Hkfo”; d s fodkl d s fy, Hkkjr ljdkj ds fn’kk fun’Zs kk as d s vuqlkj cFk Z ¼?kkV½¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 5
iwjk dju s ds fy, 10 ehVj pkMS +s ,oa 883 ehVj yca s 14-6 ehVj xgj s lhMh ikWdVs dk s 14-6 ehVj l s de lhMh rd xgjk fd, tku s dh ;kts uk cukb Z xb Z gAS
cfYy;k sa dh lgk;rk l s r;S kj fd, x, IyVs Qke Z dk fuekZ.k dj bfanjk xkns h rFkkfi] lEid Z puS y ij ifzrca/k g S rFkk mUg as 9-3 ehVj l s de lhMh rd j[kk
e sa ektS nw k ?kkVk sa ¼18&22 vkbMZ h½ d s lnq <` +hdj.k dh vfHkdYiuk dh xb Z gAS tk,xk blfy, 11-3 ehVj rd ds MªkQV~ oky s tgktk as dk gh lpa kyu fd;k
vkjMhihvkj fjikVs Z d s iSjk 3-4 e sa ;g mYy[s k fd;k x;k g S fd 40000 tk,xkA pfwad] lpa kfyr fd, tku s okys tgkt d s vkdkj ij ifzrc/ak g S blfy,
MhMCY;Vw h ty;kuka s d s lapkyu d s fy, vifs{kr ,pMCY;cw h d s utnhd 11 iuq fu/Zkkj.k fd, tku s dh vko’;drk ugh a gSA
ehVj l s 11-3 ehVj d s ,d MªkQV~ dh vfHkdYiuk dh xb Z g S rFkk lHkh
Tokjk sa e sa tgktksa d s lqjf{kr Bgjko ds fy, bl s &12-50 ehVj lhMh rd
c<+k, tku s dh vueq fr inz ku dh xb Z gAS
vkjMhihvkj d s bl iSjk dk /;kuiwodZ v/;;u dju s ij ;g irk pyrk g S
fd 11 ehVj l s 12-5 ehVj lhMh ds MªkQV~ e sa 40000 MhMCY;Vw h d s ty;ku
dk lpa kyu vklkuh l s fd;k tk ldrk gSA pfwad ,pMCY;cw h e as 14 ehVj
MªkQV~ rd d s ty;kuk sa d s lapkyu dh vfHkdYiuk dh xb Z g S rFkk
,pMCY;cw h ifj;kts uk dh xgjkb Z dk s Hkfo”; e sa 14-6 ehVj lhMh rd fd,
tku s dh laHkkouk g]S blfy, ?kkVk sa ij 40000 MhMCY;Vw h l s Hkh vf/kd cM+ s
ty;kuk sa dk lpa kyu fd;k tk ldxs kA bld s vfrfjDr] ;g Hkh mYy[s kuh;
g S fd ,echihVh u s fnukda 18 flrEcj] 2013 dk s vxzsf”kr viu s i= es a
cgqmnn~ s’kh; vkWQ’;ksj dkxk sZ cFk Z ifj;kts uk d s fy, o”k Z 2008 e as tkjh fd,
x, fn’kk&fun’sZ kk sa d s varxZr viÚaV i’z kYq d d s fu/kkZj.k d s fy, vU; izLrko
e sa 60000 MhMCY;Vw h dh vko’;drk dks iwjk dju s ds fy, 13-5 ehVj lhMh
xgjkb Z ij fopkj fd;k x;k gAS
mi;DqZ r fLFkfr d s n`f”Vxr] cna jxkg }kjk dkxk sZ ds iklZy vkdkj] ty;kuk as
dh lpa kyu nj] VfeuZ y dh b”Vre {kerk rFkk l’a kkfs/kr tgkt vkdkj
MhMCY;Vw h ¼,echihVh }kjk fopkj fd;k tk,xk½ d s vk/kkj ij ?kkV fdjk;k
iHzkkj x.kuk dh leh{kk@iuq fuZ/kkj.k fd;k tk,A
II. bbbb””””VVVVrrrreeee {{{{kkkkeeeerrrrkkkk :
(i) ,echihVh u s viu s izLrko e sa dgk g S fd Fkksd e sa y s tk, tku s oky s ukHSkkj] ykgS ,o a bLikr ukHSkkj bdkb;Z k as es a oxhdZ `r ,o a dVa us j okys ukHSkkj gkrs s gASa
cksjkcna ukSHkkj ,o a bdkb;Z ks a esa oxhdZ `r ,o a dVa us j ukHSkkj oky s ty;kuks a d s blfy, bud s iuq fu/Zkkj.k dh dkbs Z vko’;drk ugh a gAS
lpa kyu dh lqfo/kk gh inz ku dh tk,xhA rFkkfi] b”Vre {kerk dh x.kuk
djr s le; ykgS ,o a bLikr mRiknk]sa Fkkds e sa eky y s tku s oky s ukHSkkj rFkk
cksjkcna ukSHkkj dh Hkh x.kuk dh tkrh gAS ,echihVh }kjk Fkkds e as eky y s
tku s oky s ukSHkkj] cksjkcna ukSHkkj ,o a bdkbZ;k sa e sa oxhdZ `r ,o a dVa us j oky s
ukHSkkj ij fopkj djr s gq, b”Vre {kerk x.kuk dh leh{kk dh tkuh pkfg,A
(ii) ,echihVh }kjk fo’y”sk.k lfgr ykgS ,o a bLikr mRiknks]a Fkkds e as eky y s dI`k;k la’kkfs/kr Mhihvkj d s i”`B l[a ;k 14 dk voykds u djas ftle as dyq i’z kqYd
tku s oky s ukHSkkj ,oa cksjkcna ukSHkkj dh fgLlns kjh dez ’k% 78 ifzr’kr] 15 6-7 ,eVhih, ekuk x;k gAS dqy iz’kYq d 6-7 ,eVhih, e as ykgS ,o a bLikr mRikn
ifzr’kr ,o a 7 ifzr’kr eku s tku s dk vk/kkj izLrqr fd;k tk,A dk iF`kd i’z kYq d 5-2 ,eVhih, gkus s d s dkj.k ykgS ,o a bLikr mRiknk as dh
fgLlns kjh 78 ifzr’kr curh gAS blh idz kj] dyq i{zkfsir i’z kYq d e as Fkkds ,o a
ckjs kcna ukSHkkj dk izLrkfor iF`kd i’z kqYd dez ’k% 1-0 ,eVhih, ,o a 0-5 ,eVhih,
gkus s d s dkj.k Fkkds ,o a cksjkcna ukHSkkj Øe’k% 15 ifzr’kr ,o a 7 ifzr’kr curk gAS
(iii) viuh {kerk dh x.kuk djrs le; gkaykfd ,echihVh u s ;g n’kk;Z k g S fd ,echihVh eqEcb Z ikVs Z ij vkWQ’;ksj dVa us j VfeuZ y lapkyd d s lkFk vuKq k djkj
dVa us j ukHSkkj dk lapkyu ^tSl s vkSj dHkh* d s vk/kkj ij fd;k tk,xk] ijar q d s varxZr g S ftle as fof’k”Vrk dk [k.M tkMs +k x;k g S vkSj blfy, fdlh Hkh
blu s {kerk dh x.kuk e sa dVa us j dkxk sZ dh dkbs Z fgLlns kjh ugh a n’kkZb Z gAS ckys hnkrk dks ,d fuf’pr vof/k rd dVa us j d s lpa kyu dh vueq fr inz ku ugh a
tc ,echihVh dk s dVa us j oky s dkxk sZ ds lpa kyu dk vueq ku g S rFkk njkas d s dh tk,xhA blfy, dVa us j dkxk Zs ds fy, {kerk x.kuk dk s ^^tSl s vkSj dHkh** d s
MªkQV~ eku e sa lpa kyu ,oa HkMa kj.k njs a izLrkfor g aS rks ,echihVh }kjk {kerk vk/kkj ij n’kk;Z k x;k g S vkSj bld s fy, fdlh iuq fu/Zkkj.k dh vko’;drk ugh a
dh x.kuk e sa dVa us j oky s dkxk sZ dk Hkh mYy[s k fd;k tkuk pkfg,A ;g gAS
mYy[s kuh; g S fd cFk Z l[a ;k 22 dVa us j dkxk sZ d s lpa kyu d s fy, vkcfaVr
fd;k tkuk izLrkfor g]S tSlkfd vkjMhihvkj d s i”`B l[a ;k 14 e as mYys[k
fd;k x;k gAS
(iv) ,echihVh u s izLrkfor lfqo/kk e sa dVa us j oky s dkxks Z d s lpa kyu dk mYys[k mi;DqZ r 2(iii) ,oa 2(iv) d s nf`”Vxr ykx w ugh a gAS
fd;k gAS ,echihVh dVa us j dkxks Z dh ifzr’kr Hkkxhnkjh dk vk/kkj izLrqr dj s
rFkk lfqopkfjr dVa us j dkxk sZ dh lpa kyu njk sa dk vkfSpR; fl) djAs
(v) ,echihVh us VfeuZ y dh b”Vre {kerk dh x.kuk djr s le; ykgS ,o a gkcZj ¼?kkV½ nhokj ifj;kstuk d s fy, dqy izLrkfor VªfSQd 6-7 ,eVhih, gAS
bLikr mRiknksa dh fgLlns kjh 78 ifzr’kr ekuh gAS ,echihVh u s viu s ble as l s ykgS ,o a bLikr mRiknk as ds fy, izLrkfor VªfSQd] tSlkfd Mhihvkj e as
izLrkfor cgqmnn~ s’kh; vkWQ’;ksj dkxks Z cFk Z ¼,evkslhch½ d s fy, o”k Z 2008 d s fu/kkZj.k fd;k x;k g]S 5-2 ,eVhih, gAS bl idz kj ykSg ,o a bLikr mRiknk as dh
fn’kk&funsZ’kk sa d s varxZr viÚaV i’z kYq d d s fu/kkZj.k grs q ,d izLrko Hkh fgLlns kjh 78 izfr’kr gkrs h gAS i{zkfsir VªfSQd Mhihvkj ij vk/kkfjr gAS
vxfzs”kr fd;k g S ftle sa bld s }kjk ,evkslhch VfeuZ y dh b”Vre {kerk e as
ykgS ,oa bLikr dh fgLlns kjh 87 ifzr’kr n’kkbZ Z xb Z gAS ,ls h fLFkfr e as
,echihVh }kjk ,pMCY;cw h izLrko e sa ykgS ,o a bLikr mRiknk as dh fgLlns kjh
dh ifq”V dh tk,A
(vi) o”k Z 2008 d s viÚaV fn’kk fun’sZ kk sa esa Fkksd eky ¼cksjkcna ukHSkkj½ d s fy, lpa kyu njk as dh x.kuk VªfSQd i{zksi.k] tgkt d s vkdkj] cFk Z vf/kHkkxs bR;kfn d s
4000 Vu ifzr fnu dk ekun.M fu/kkfZjr fd;k x;k gAS ikVs Z ¼cna jxkg½ u s vk/kkj ij dh tkrh g]S tSlkfd Mhihvkj dh vkdf`r 4-7 e as fn;k x;k gAS rFkkfi]
Fkkds eky ukHSkkj ,o a cksjkcna ukHSkkj nkus k sa d s fy, 4000 Vu izfr fnu d s dk;&Z fu”iknu ekud tgktjkuh ea=ky; }kjk vueq ksfnr vkn’k Z fj;k;r djkj l s
dk;&Z fu”iknu ekud dk Hkh izLrko fd;k gAS ,slh fLFkfr e]as Fkkds eky fy, x, gASa
ukHSkkj ,o a cksjkcna ukHSkkj ds fy, lpa kyu nj vFkkrZ ~~ 2500 Vu ifzrfnu ij
fopkj fd, tkus dk vkSfpR; fl) djAs ykgS ,oa bLikr mRiknk as dh lapkyu6 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
nj vFkkZr~~ 7500 Vu izfrfnu ifzr cFk Z ¼xksnh½ dk vk/kkj Hkh izLrqr fd;k
tk,A
(vii) ,echihVh fiNy s rhu o”kks Za vFkkZr o”k Z 2010&11 l s 2012&13 d s nkSjku] ykgS ,o a bLikr] Fkkds eky ukHSkkj ,o a lkekU; ukHSkkj ¼ckjs kcna dkxk Zs lfgr½ d s
iRz;ds mi;DqZ r o”kZ d s fy, izR;ds dkxk sZ gsr q ,echihVh eas Fkkds eky ukHSkkj] fy, Vuk as e as vkSlr lpa kyu nj bl idz kj gS :
cksjkcna ukSHkkj rFkk ykgS ,o a bLikr mRiknk sa d s lca /ak e as izkIr dh xb Z Ø- l-a dekfsMVh 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13
okLrfod lpa kyu njk sa dk C;kSjk izLrqr djAs 1. ykgS ,o abLikr 5423 5770 5492
2. Fkkds eky 2612 2508 2755
3. lkekU; ukHSkkj ¼cksjkcna 1843 1962 1884
ukHSkkj lfgr½
(viii) ;g /;ku e sa j[kr s g,q fd ,echihVh u s Fkkds eky ukHSkkj] ckjs kcna ukSHkkj rFkk bl ifj;kts uk e as ,d xfr’khy gkcZj Øus dh vfHkdyiuk vko’;d miLdj d s
ykgS ,o a bLikr mRiknk sa ds lac/ak e sa lpa kyu nj dh x.kuk {kerk dh x.kuk rkSj ij dh xb Z gAS ;g vo/kkj.kk lgh ugh a gS fd lEiw.k Z 78 ifzr’kr ykgS ,o a
djr s le; 20 Vu bZ,y,y dh 6 Øus k sa dh ruS krh ds vk/kkj ij dh g]S rk s bLikr ukHSkkj dk lapkyu ,e,plh }kjk fd;k tk,xkA i’z kYq d iLz rko e as miLdj
,slh fLFkfr e sa lfqo/kk LFky ij ,d vfrfjDr xfr’khy gkcZj Øus ¼,e,plh½ dh ruS krh Mhihvkj d s vuqlkj dh xb Z gAS
ij fopkj fd;k tkuk D;k U;k;kfspr gAS ;g ekuk x;k g S fd bZ,y,y Øus k as
,o a ,p,elh dh ruS krh dk mnn~ ’s ; ukSHkkj dk tgkt l s rV ij varj.k
djuk gAS ;g mYys[kuh; gS fd 2008 ds fn’kk funsZ’kk as eas cgqmnn~ ’s kh; cFk Z
¼xkns h½ e sa ?kkV Øus k sa ,oa ,p,elh dh ,d lkFk ruS krh dh vueq fr ugh a nh
xb Z gAS
(ix) izLrko e sa fopkfjr cFk Z la[;k 18 l s 22 d s lna Hk Z e]sa ,echihVh }kjk
fuEufyf[kr dk s Li”V fd;k tk,@C;kSjk fn;k tk,@U;k;kfspr Bgjk;k
tk, :
(d) iRz;ds cFk Z dh yEckb Z ,o a pkSM+kb Z d s vFkka sZ e sa lekdf`rA dyq cFk Z dk vk;ke 883 ehVj x 10 ehVj gAS
([k) tSlkfd vkjMhihvkj d s i”`B la[;k 14 e sa mYy[s k fd;k x;k g]S 19 l s
22 rd dh cFk Z ¼pkj cFk½Z dk s rhu cFkk sZa d s led{k ekuu s dh ;fqDrlxa rrkA izkjaHk e as cFk Z l[a ;k NkVs s vkdkj d s tgktks a d s fy, nh xb Z Fkh rFkkfi] pwafd cM+ s
tgktk as d s lpa kyu dk izLrko fd;k x;k g S blfy, cFk Z l[a ;k 19 l s 22 dk s 3
cFk Z d s led{k ekuk x;k gAS
(x) tlS kfd vkjMhihvkj d s i”`B l[a ;k 14 ds iSjk l[a ;k 3-8 d s
uhp s mYy[s k fd;k x;k g]S cFk Z l[a ;k 18 dk s ,d cFk Z ekuk x;k g S tcfd
cFk Z l[a ;k 19 l s 22 dk s rhu cFk Z d s leku ekuk x;k g]S ftleas cM+ s tgkt izLrkfor lpa kyu nj d s fy,] Mhihvkj ,o a vkjMhihvkj d s vuqlkj iLz rkfor
4 cFk Z d s leku gASa o”k Z 2008 d s fn’kk funsZ’kk sa es a ;g fu/kkZj.k fd;k x;k g S miLdjk as dh la[;k i;kIZr gAS
fd cgqmnn~ ’s kh; cFk Z ds fy, 20 Vu {kerk dh 3 bZ,y,y Øus dk ekun.M
fu/kkfZjr fd;k x;k gAS ,echihVh u s dsoy 4 cFk Z d s fy, 20 Vu {kerk dh
6 bZ,y,y Øus ks a dh ruS krh ij gh fopkj fd;k gAS ,slh fLFkfr e]as ifj;kts uk
d s fy, 2 cFk Z ds LFkku ij 4 cFk Z ij fopkj fd, tku s dk vkfSpR; fl)
djAs
III. iiiittwawattwawa hhhhxxxxrrrr yyyykkkkxxxxrrrr sasa sasa :
(i) ,echihVh u s dkxk sZ lapkyu dk;dZ yki ,o a cFk Z fdjk;k dk;dZ yki nkus k as d s Ekk=k, a Mhihvkj ij vk/kkfjr gS a rFkk bue as fdlh Hkh ifjoruZ dk izLrko ugh a fn;k
fy, flfoy itwa h ykxr vueq ku e sa vkjMhihvkj d s fofHkUu vuHqkkxk as dk x;k FkkA
lna HkZ fn;k gAS ,echihVh dkxksZ lapkyu dk;dZ yki ,o a xkns h dk;dZ ykik as d s
varxZr vueq kfur flfoy itwa h ykxrksa dk fu/kkZj.k dju s d s fy,
vkjMhihvkj@iwta h ykxr vuqekuk sa esa flfoy dk;Z d s fy, fopkj fd, x,
iRz;ds en dh ek=k dk vk/kkj izLrqr djAs
(ii) gkya kfd] ,echihVh u s itwa hxr flfoy ykxr vueq kukas dk s n’kkZr s g,q vkjMhihvkj e as izLrkfor rFkk ckMs Z }kjk Lohd`r ykxr dk s itwa hxr ykxr dh
vkjMhihvkj dk C;kSjk izLrqr fd;k g]S ijar q bld s }kjk flfoy ykxr dh x.kuk djus d s vk/kkj d s :Ik eas fy;k x;k gAS vkjMhihvkj r;S kj djrs le;
x.kuk djr s le; vk/kkj nj dh O;k[;k dju s oky s nLrkots dh ifzr izLrqr {k=s e as O;kIr dk;k±s dh fofHkUu enk as d s fy, ektS nw k cktkj nj ¼2013 Lrj½ lHkh
ugh a dh xb Z gAS ,echihVh dkxks Z lpa kyu dk;dZ yki ,o a xkns h dk;dZ yki ;fwuV njk as rFkk vHkh gky gh e as blh izdkj d s fd, x, dk;k±s dh njk as ij
nkus k sa d s fy, fopkfjr nj dk s j[s kkafdr djus okyk C;kSjk nAs vk/kkfjr gAS fud”kZ.k nj as eEqcb Z ikVs Z VªLV dk s vHkh gky gh e as inz ku fd, x,
dk;k±s d s vk/kkj ij yh xb Z gAS miLdj ykxr]as tgk a dgh a Hkh ykxw gk]as vkWQ’;ksj
cgqmnn~ s’kh; dkxk Zs cFk Z dh Mhihvkj e as inz Rr ;fwuV njk as ij vk/kkfjr gAS
(iii) vkjMhihvkj e sa n’kkbZ Z xb Z vuqekfur dqy itwa hxr fud”kZ.k ykxr 326-12
djkMs + :- dk s dkxk sZ lpa kyu dk;dZ yki 207 djkMs + #- ,o a cFk Z dk;dZ yki
119-12 djksM + #- d s :Ik e sa lek;kfstr fd;k x;k gAS bl lna HkZ e as
,echihVh fuEufyf[kr C;kSjk izLrqr dj s :
(d) o”k Z 2008 d s fn’kk fun’sZ kks a esa dsoy cFk Z ¼xkns h½ fdjk;k izHkkjk as cFk Z d s lkFk fud”k.Z k ykxr ij dos y cFkZ gk;j dk;dZ yki d s fy, gh fopkj
dh x.kuk d s fy, iwathxr ykxr d s vueq ku e sa cFk Z d s lkFk fud”k.Zk ykxr fd;k tkrk gAS puS y fud”k.Zk dh ykxr ifj;kts uk ykxr dk e[q ; Hkkx g S vkSj
dk s gh ‘kkfey fd;k x;k gAS blfy,] puS y fud”k.Zk dh ykxr dh foops uk blfy, i’z kYq d izLrko es a bl ij fopkj fd;k x;k gAS bld s lkFk gh bl ij
d s vkfSpR; dk s fl) fd;k tk,A dkxk Zs lapkyu dk;dZ yki e as Hkh fopkj fd;k x;k g S vU;Fkk dkxk Zs lpa kyu
dk;dZ yki dh ykxr vlkekU; :Ik l s de rFkk cFk Z ¼xkns h½ gk;j iHzkkj vlkekU;
:Ik l s vf/kd gkxas ]s ftll s ifj;kts uk dh O;ogk;Zrk iHzkkfor gkxs hA
([k) puS y e sa fud”k.Zk l s lacfa/kr ykxr dk s dkxk sZ lapkyu dk;dZ yki d s ,echihVh us ;g iqf”V dh g S fd ifj;kstuk e as ‘kkfey puS y e as iLz rkfor fud”kZ.k
varxZr ‘kkfey fd;k x;k gAS bl lac/ak e]sa ikVs Z }kjk ;g ifq”V dh tk, fd dos y mUgh a ty;kuk as d s fy, miyC/k gkxs k tk s izLrkfor ,pMCY;cw h lfqo/kk dk
vfrfjDr MªkQV~ dk ykHk] tk s izLrkfor fud”k.Zk d s dkj.k izLrkfor puS y e as mi;kxs dj jg s gASa
miyC/k gkxs k] dsoy mUgh a ty;kuk sa }kjk izkIr fd;k tk,xk tk s izLrkfor
,pMCY;cw h lqfo/kk dk i;z kxs djr s gASa ;fn ugh]a rk s ;g Li”V fd;k tk, fd¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 7
,pMCY;cw h miHkkDs rkvk sa ij puS y fud”k.Zk dk Hkkj D;k as Mkyk tk,] ftldk
ykHk vU; ty;kuk sa }kjk vkil es a ckVa k tk,xkA
(x) ,echihVh dkxk sZ lpa kyu dk;dZ yki ,oa cFk Z ¼xkns h½ gk;j dk;dZ yki d s cFk Z ¼xkns h½ ikWdVs e as fud”k.Zk ij cFk Z gk;j dk;dZ yki ,o a puS y fud”k.Zk ij
fy, iwathxr ykxr vueq kuk sa e sa ‘kkfey fud”k.Zk ykxr d s fud”kZ.k ykxr d s dkxk Zs lapkyu dk;dZ yki ij fopkj fd;k x;k gAS
fofu;kis u ykxr d s vk/kkj dk C;kSjk nAs
(iv) vueq kfur itwa hxr fud”kZ.k ykxr 326-12 djkMs + #- e as Hkwfe fud”kZ.k ,o a xfr’khyrk ykxr dk s NksMd+ j Hkfwe fud”kZ.k itwa h ykxr ifzr ?ku ehVj vueq kfur
{kis .k] pVV~ ku fud”k.Zk ,o a var% Qyd dks gVku s d s fy, vkjMhihvkj e as ykxr 150 #- ifzr ?ku ehVj ,o a pVV~ ku d s fy, 3800 #- ifzr ?ku ehVj vHkh
Øe’k% 150 #- ifzr ?ku ehVj] 4000 #- izfr ?ku ehVj ,o a 2000 #- ifzr ?ku gky gh dh fud”kZ.k njk as ij vk/kkfjr gAS ekStnw k cna jxkg nhokj d s utnhd dk; Z
ehVj dk s nLrkots h iez k.k d s lkFk o/Skhdj.k fd;k tk,A dju s lca /akh efq’dyk as ij fopkj djr s g,q pVV~ ku fud”k.Z k 4000 #- ifzr ?ku ehVj
j[kk x;k gAS
(v) dkxk sZ lpa kyu dk;dZ yki d s varxZr flfoy ykxrk sa d s vueq ku e as puS y e as lHkh vU; flfoy dk;k±s e as cna jxkg nhokj@cFk Z ¼xkfsn;k½s dk lnq <` +hdj.k fd;k
fud”k.Z k l s lca af/kr ykxr ij fopkj dju s d s vfrfjDr fdlh Hkh vU; tkuk ‘kkfey gkrs k g]S blfy, dsoy cFk Z ¼xkns h½ fdjk;k dk;dZ yki es a gh bl s
flfoy dk;ks± ij fopkj ugh a fd;k x;k gSA ,echihVh }kjk dkxks Z lpa kyu ‘kkfey fd;k x;k gAS
dk;dZ yki d s varxZr fdlh vU; vku”qkfaxd flfoy dk; Z dk s ‘kkfey u fd,
tku s lca a/kh dkj.k Li”V fd;k tk,A
(vi) ,echihVh flfoy itwa hxr ykxrk sa ,o a vkjMhihvkj e as fud”kZ.k ykxrk as d s flfoy itwa hxr ykxrk as ,o a vkbMZ hihvkj eas fud”k.Zk ykxrk as d s varxrZ ‘kkfey dqN
varxZr ‘kkfey dqN enk sa ds fy, ykxr vueq kuk sa e sa foops uk dh xb Z ,de’q r enk as dh ykxr vueq ku dh ,de’q r jkf’k e[q ;r% flfoy ,o a fud”k.Z k miLdjk as dh
jkf’k d s vk/kkj dk C;kSjk izLrqr dju s d s lkFk gh vueq kuk as e as ‘kkfey ykxr xfr’khyrk ,o a fLFkjrk ds fy, g S ftudh x.kuk lkekU;r% ,de’q r vk/kkj ij dh
dk vkfSpR; Hkh fl) djAs tkrh gAS vkjMhihvkj r;S kj djr s le; lHkh ,de’q r nj as ijke’kdZ }kjk fd, x,
cktkj los{Zk.k d s vk/kkj ij fy, x, gASa
(vii) lfqo/kk ds fy, izLrkfor miLdj ;kts uk vfxez fn’kk&funZs’kkas eas fu/kkfZjr izLrkfor miLdj ;kts uk Mhihvkj d s vuqlkj g]S ftl s ckMs Z }kjk Lohdkj fd;k
cgqmnn~ s’kh; VfeuZ y d s fy, miLdj ;kstuk d s vu:q Ik ugh a gAS bld s x;k FkkA
vfrfjDr] tSlkfd vkjMhihvkj d s Hkkx 6 l s ukVs fd;k tk ldrk g]S ,slk
izrhr gksrk g S fd lpa kyu miLdjk sa dh l[a ;k dk fu/kkZj.k Hkfo”; dh
vko’;drkvk sa dk s /;ku e sa j[kr s gq, Hkh fd;k x;k gAS blfy,] ,echihVh
ykgS ,o a bLikr mRiknk]sa Fkkds eky ukHSkkj ,o a cksjkcna ukHSkkj dh lfqo/kk grs q
vfHkdfYir iRz;ds idz kj d s mildjk sa dh l[a ;k dk s U;k;kfspr Bgjkr s g,q
dk;&Z iz.kkyh ds lkFk fo’y”sk.k izLrqr djs rkfd ;g n’kk;Z k tk ld s fd
iRz;ds idz kj d s miLdj dh mRikndrk d s nf`”Vxr lpa kfyr fd, tku s oky s
iRz;ds dkxk sZ ¼ukHSkkj½ dh ek=k d s lkFk fofHkUu idz kj d s miLdjk as dh ek=k
Hkh fu/kkfZjr dh tk ldAs ,slk djr s le;] ,echihVh iwo Z e as mfYyf[kr
dkj.kk sa d s fy, lfqo/kk dh b”Vre {kerk e sa l’a kks/ku dk /;ku j[kAs
(viii) ,echihVh }kjk iRz;ds idz kj d s miLdj dh ykxr d s leFkuZ e as nLrkosth vkjMhihvkj e as izLrkfor ,oa cksM Z }kjk Lohd`r ykxr dk s miLdjk as dh ykxr grs q
iez k.k izLrqr fd, tk,Aa bld s vfrfjDr] tSlkfd ,echihVh }kjk viuh vk/kkj ekuk x;k gAS vkjMhihvkj r;S kj djr s le; ;g fd, x, cktkj lo{Zsk.k
x.kukvk sa e sa fopkj fd;k x;k g]S iRz;ds izdkj d s miLdj dh ykxr dk rFkk blh idz kj d s miLdjk as d s fy, vkWQ’;kjs cgqmnn~ ’s kh; dkxk Zs cFk Z e as yh xb Z
fu/kkZj.k dju s dh dk;iZ z.kkyh dk Hkh C;kSjk nsaA ykxr ij vk/kkfjr FkkA vU; miLdjk as ds fy,] Mhihvkj d s vuqlkj ykxr dh
x.kuk dh xb Z gAS
(ix) ,echihVh flfoy ykxrk sa ,o a ;kaf=d ykxrksa d s varxZr foLr`r bta hfu;fjxa vkdfLed O;;] fufonkvk]as foLr`r bta hfu;fjax] ifj;kts uk izc/aku d s ikzo/kkuk as dk s
Hkfwe tkpa ,o a ifj;kts uk fujh{k.k 7 ifzr’kr dh nj] vkdfLed [kp Z ekud ekun.Mk as d s vuqlkj vyx l s ‘kkfey fd;k x;k gAS
3 ifzr’kr dh nj] dk; Z vucq a/k dj 2-8 ifzr’kr dh nj ,o a Ik;kZoj.kh; jkgr
5 ifzr’kr dh nj l s ykxr fu/kkZj.k d s vkfSpR; dk s Li”V djAs
(x) ,echihVh }kjk itwa hxr ykxr d s vuqeku e sa fuek.Z k d s nkSjku C;kt fofo/k ykxrk as d s varxZr fuekZ.k d s nkSjku C;kt d s fy, 5 ifzr’kr vfxez
¼vkbMZ hlh½ ij vyx l s fopkj fd;k x;k gSA ;g vfxez i’z kYq d fn’kk&funZs’k Hkxq rkuk]as dk;xZ r itwa h varj d s fy, g S vkSj vkbMZ hlh fn’kk&fun’Zs kk as d s vu:q Ik gAS
2008 d s vu:q Ik ugh a gAS
IV. llllppaappaa kkkkyyyyuuuu yyyykkkkxxxxrrrr sasa sasa :
(i) ffffoooo||||qrqrqrqr yyyykkkkxxxxrrrr : fo|qr ykxr as :
(d) ,echihVh 1-90 djksM + #- fo|qr ykxr d s vuqeku d s lac/ak e as 6 yos y yfQxa duzs * 100 ;fwuV@?kVa k *4000 ?k.V s*7.9 ` /;fwuV = 1.9
dk;iZ z.kkyh dk C;kSjk izLrqr djAs djkMs +
([k) ,echihVh mi;DqZ r iz’u d s mRrj ds lca /ak e sa dk;iZ z.kkyh e as ‘kkfey fo|qr miHkkxs dh vkSlr ykxr 6-86 #- ifzr ;fwuV gAS bld s vfrfjDr]
fo|qr dh izfr ;fwuV ykxr d s leFkuZ e sa nLrkots h iez k.k izLrqr djAs Vªkalfe’ku ,o a forj.k gkfu ij fopkj djrs g,q ifzr ;fwuV ykxr 7-90 :- ifzr
;fwuV curh gAS lna Hk Z d s fy, dqN fcyk as dh QkVs k s izfr;k a lya Xu dh xb Z gAS
¼,echihVh u s fo|qr fcyk as dh QkVs k s izfr;k a izLrqr ugh a dh g½Sa
(ii) bbbb//ZaZa//ZaZakkkkuuuu [[[[kkkkpppp ZZ ZZ : bbbb//ZaZa//ZaZakkkkuuuu [[[[kkkkpppp ZZ ZZ :
(d) ,echihVh 4-91 djkMs + :- ds vueq kfur b/Zaku [kpZ d s lca a/k e as (1 ekcs kby gkcZj Øus *15 yhVj@?k.Vk + 3 ekcs kby cfSxxa e’khu *12
dk;iZ z.kkyh izLrqr djAs yhVj@?k.Vk + 5 ikVs cZs y duo;s l Z *12 yhVj@?k.Vk + 4 iys ksMl Z *12
yhVj@?k.Vk + 2 ,Q,yVh 20 Vh * 20 yhVj@?k.Vk + 2 ,Q,yVh 10 Vh
*10 yhVj@?k.Vk) * 4000 ?k.V s*56` /yhVj = 4.91 djkMs + #-
([k) tlS kfd vkjMhihvkj d s i”`B l[a ;k 24 ij ns[kk tk ldrk g]S
,Q,yVh 10Vh ,o a isykMs l Z d s fy, b/Zaku dk miHkkxs Vh,,eih d s fn’kk&funZs’kk as
,echihVh }kjk ,e,plh d s fy, 15 yhVj ifzr ?k.Vk] iRz;ds cfSxxa e’khu
d s vu:q Ik fd;k x;k gAS ‘k”sk miLdjk as d s fy, b/Zaku dk miHkkxs m|kxs ekudks a d s
,o a ikVs scZ y duo;s j d s fy, 12 yhVj ifzr ?k.Vk] 20 Vu {kerk d s
vu:q Ik gAS
,Q,yVh d s fy, 20 yhVj ifzr ?k.Vk rFkk 10 Vu {kerk d s ,Q,yVh grs q
10 yhVj ifzr ?k.Vk dk miHkkxs fd;k x;k gAS ,echihVh nLrkots h iez k.k d s
lkFk mi;DqZ r miLdj ds fy, fd, x, bZa/ku miHkkxs d s vkSfpR; dk s fl)
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(iii) YYYYkkkkkkkkbbbbllllsalsalsalsal ‘‘‘‘kkkkYYqqYYqq dddd :
(d) ,echihVh u s n’kk;Z k g S fd ykblsal ‘kYq d 50 :- ifzr ox Z ehVj ifzr ,echihVh u s ,echihVh njk as d s eku d s [k.M 3-3 ¼d½ ¼A½ dk lna Hk Z fn;k g S
ekg gAS blds }kjk] gkya kfd] ykblsal ‘kYq d dh x.kuk e as ‘kkfey fd, x, ftle as [kqy s {k=s d s fy, 50@& izfr ox Z ehVj ifzr ekg dh nj dk izko/kku
{ks= dh ek=k dk s ugh a n’kk;Z k x;k gAS bld s vfrfjDr] vifs{kr C;kSj@s dk; Z fd;k x;k gAS foLr`r C;kSjk fuEukuqlkj g S %
i.zkkfy;k a u gkus s dh fLFkfr e sa 2-40 djkMs + :- dh ykblals Qhl dh 50 ` /ekg ¼,lvkvs kj d s vuqlkj½ * 40000 ox Z ehVj X 12 ekg = ` 2.40
mi;Dq rrk dh tkpa djuk lHako ugh a gAS blfy,] ,echihVh viuh njk as d s djkMs +
eku dk lna Hk Z nsr s g,q mi;DqZ r njk sa dk vk/kkj izLrqr dj s rFkk bld s lkFk
gh vko’;d dk;&Z i.zkkfy;k sa dk C;kSjk Hkh izLrqr djAs
([k) vkjMhihvkj d s i”`B la[;k 14 l s ,slk izrhr gkrs k g S fd ekStnw k ektS nw k xkns ke l[a ;k 18 dh vfHkdYiuk dos y vkikrdkyhu HkMa kj.k d s fy,
xkns ke 18 dh vfHkdYiuk HkaMkj.k gsr q mi;kxs dju s d s fy, dh xb Z gAS dju s dk gh izLrko fd;k x;k gAS
,echihVh lapkyu ykxr vueq kuksa es a xkns ke 18 d s mi;kxs grs q ykblasl
‘kYq d olwyh d s mipkj dk C;kSjk nAs
` vvvvUUUU;;;; [[[[kkkkpppp ZZ ZZ :
vfxez fn’kk&fun’sZ kks a e sa ^vU; [kpk*sZa d s fy, ldy vpy ifjlEifRr;k as d s izLrkfor ifj;kts ukvk as d s flfoy dk;k Zas e as dsoy fud”k.Zk dk s ‘kkfey fd;k x;k g S
5 ifzr’kr dk ekun.M fu/kkZfjr fd;k x;k gAS rFkkfi] ,echihVh }kjk D;kfasd fud”k.Z k vpy lEifRr;k as dk fgLlk ugh a g]S blfy, bl s ‘kkfey ugh a fd;k
;kfa=d dk;k sZa dk 5 ifzr’kr ^vU; [kpk*sZa d s rkSj ij j[kk x;k gAS vU; [kpk Zas x;k gAS
d s vueq ku ls flfoy dk;ksZa dh ykxr dk s ‘kkfey u fd, tku s lca /akh dkj.kk as
dk s Li”V djsAa
V. OOOOkkkkkkkkffff””””kkkkddZZddZZ jjjjkkkkttttLLLLoooo vvvviiii{{ss{{sskkkkkkkk ddddkkkk vvvvkkkkccccVVaaVVaa uuuu :
(d) gkya kfd] ,echihVh u s dkxksZ lapkyu dk;dZ yki l s lca af/kr okf”kdZ ,echihVh u s bl lca /ak e as dk;Ziz.kkyh dk C;kSjk izLrqr fd;k gAS
jktLo vi{skk ¼,vkjvkj½ dk vkcVa u lpa kyu iHzkkjk]as HkMa kj.k izHkkjk as ,o a
fofo/k izHkkjk sa e sa 90%5%5 d s vuiq kr e sa ckVa k g]S ijar q ,echihVh }kjk
dk;iZ z.kkyh dk C;kSjk ugh a fn;k g S ftlls lapkyu izHkkjk]as HkaMkj.k izHkkjk as rFkk
iRz;ds dkxk sZ en d s fy, fofo/k iHzkkjk sa dk fu/kkZj.k dju s d s fy, ,vkjvkj
d s iuq % vkcVa u dh vko’;drk izrhr gksrh gSA
([k) blh idz kj] ,echihVh cfFkxZa dk;Zdyki l s lacfa/kr ,vkjvkj l s ,echihVh u s bl lca /ak e as dk;Ziz.kkyh dk C;kSjk izLrqr fd;k gAS
izLrkfor cFk Z gk;j izHkkjk sa dk fu/kkZj.k dju s lca a/kh dk;Zi.z kkyh dk C;kSjk nAas
VI. nnnnjjjjkkkk sasa sasaddddkkkk eeeekkkkuuuu :
(i) ,echihVh }kjk inz ku fd, x, izLrkfor i’z kYq d vuqlpw h e as fuEufyf[kr
dfe;k sa dk s ukVs fd;k x;k g S %
(d) ;|fi ykgS ,oa bLikr mRiknk sa dh dkxk sZ en VfeuZ y dh b”Vre {kerk ,echihVh u s eEqcbZ ikVs Z ij vkQ’;ksj daVus j VfeuZ y d s lpa kyd d s lkFk
dk 78 izfr’kr fgLlk g]S fQj Hkh ikVs Z u s ^^ykgS ,o a bLikr mRiknk*as* d s fy, ykblasl djkj fd;k g S ftle as ,d fof’k”V [k.M tkMs +k x;k g S vkSj blfy, dksb Z
vyx iz’kYq d dk izLrko ugh a fd;k g S rFkk bl s bdkb;Z kas e as oxhdZ `r ,o a Hkh vU; dfri; le;kof/k d s fy, dVa us j dk lpa kyu ugh a dj ldrk gAS
dVa us j dkxk sZ d s izLrkfor iz’kYq d e sa ‘kkfey fd;k x;k gAS dI`;k ykSg ,o a blfy, dVa us j dkxk Zs dh {kerk x.kuk dk s ^^tc dHkh Hkh vk/kkj** ij n’kk;Z k x;k
bLikr mRiknk sa d s fy, fof’k”V njk sa dk C;kSjk nAsa gAS
([k) ;fn dVa us j dkxk sZ d s fgLl s dk s b”Vre {kerk x.kuk e sa ‘kkfey ugh a ,echihVh u s ifjHkk”kkvk as lfgr izLrkfor njk as d s eku dk s izLrqr fd;k gAS
fd;k g S rk s iz’kYq d vuqlpw h esa dVa us j dkxksZ dk s lapkyu njk as ds fu/kkZj.k dk
dkbs Z dkj.k izrhr ugh a gksrkA
(x) njk sa d s eku e sa i;z Dq r ‘kCnk sa d s fy, dksb Z ifjHkk”kk izLrkfor ugh a gAS ,echihVh u s x.kuk d s vk/kkj d s rkSj ij 60 ifzr Mkyj ij fopkj fd;k gAS cFk Z
(?k) bl izkf/kdj.k }kjk vU; vx.zkh i’z kYq d ekeyk sa e as igy s gh ;g fu.k;Z gk;j iHzkkjks a dh x.kuk bl nj dk i;z kxs djr s g,q dh tk ldrh gAS
fd;k x;k g S fd vx.z kh i’z kYq d d s rkSj ij Mkyj ukfer djuk lgh ugh a
gkxs k] ftldh o/Skrk 30 o”kZ dh gkxs hA igyh ckr rk s fon’s kh enq zk ij ,echihVh u s cFk Z gk;j izHkkjk as dh olwyh grs q njkas d s iLz rkfor eku e as
MCY;iw hvkb Z vk/kkfjr of`) dk s ykxw djuk mfpr ugh a gAS nwljk] vkxkeh 30 lkis kf/kdrkvk as dk s ‘kkfey fd;k gAS
o”kksZ a e sa fon’s kh fofue; e sa mrkj&p<+ko dk vueq ku ugh a yxk;k tk ldrk
gAS fdlh vlkekU; fofo/krk d s ekey s e]sa ;k rk s miHkkDs rkvk as vFkok lpa kyd
dk s vkdfLed O;; ogu djuk gkxs k] ftld s vk/kkj ij fdlh Hkh i{k dk s
vf/keYw ;u ogu djuk gkxs kA blfy,] bl izkf/kdj.k us vx.zkh cFk Z gk;j dk
fu/kkZj.k fd;k g S tks lkekU;r% lHkh vxz.kh i’z kYq d ekeyk as e as Hkkjrh; :- d s
eYw ; d s vFkk sZa e sa Mkyj d s rkSj ij fu/kkfZjr fd;k tkrk gAS blfy,]
,echihVh izLrkfor cFk Z vk;j izHkkjk sa ds fy, Hkkjrh; :- d s eYw ; e as i’z kqYd
fu/kkfZjr dju s dk izLrko djrk gAS
(M-) cFk Z gk;j dh olyw h d s lca a/k e sa fdlh lkis kf/kdrk dk izLrko ugh a
fd;k x;k gAS
(p) izLrkfor lapkyu iHzkkjk sa d s varxZr ‘kkfey dh tku s okyh los kvks a dk ?kkV ‘kYq d e as Je izc/aku ,o a Je fujh{k.k] dkxk Zs dk fu;a=.k ,o a fujh{k.k] dkxks Z
fu/kkZj.k dju s okyk ,d ukVs izLrqr djAsa lpa kyu midj.k bR;kfn d s lapkyu ,o a vuqj{k.k tSlh lsokvk as dk s ‘kkfey fd;k
x;k gAS cFk Z gk;j iHzkkjks a e as cFk Z ds lpa kyu ,o a j[k&j[kko] lenq hz <kpa s ,o a
(N) Hk.Mkj.k iHzkkj vuqlpw h d s varxZr bl lca a/k e sa ,d ukVs dk s ‘kkfey fud”k.Z k bR;kfn dk s ‘kkfey fd;k x;k gAS
fd;k tk, fd vU; e[q ; cna jxkgk sa d s fy, fu/kkfZjr vx.zkh i’z kYq d l s izLrkfor njk as d s eku e as bl lac/ak e as ,d ukVs dk s ‘kkfey dj fy;k x;k g S fd
lca fa/kr iz’kYq dk sa dk fu/kkZj.k djr s le; VfeuZ y lpa kyd l s lca fa/kr dkj.kk as VfeuZ y lpa kyd l s lacfa/kr dkj.kk as dh otg l s miHkkDs rkvk as }kjk vifs{kr ,ls k
dh otg l s miHkkDs rkvk sa }kjk vifs{kr ,slk dkbs Z Hk.Mkj.k iHzkkj ugh a olwyk dkbs Z Hk.Mkj.k izHkkj ugh a olwyk tk,xk tc VfeuZ y lpa kyd dkxks Z fMyhoj dju s
tk,xk tc VfeuZ y lpa kyd dkxks Z fMyhoj dju s dh fLFkfr e as u gkAs dh fLFkfr e as ugh a gkAs
(t) ^^fofo/k izHkkjk*sa* d s fy, njk sa dk izLrko ugh a fd;k x;k gAS
(>) fofo/k iHzkkjk sa dh olwyh e sa ‘kkfey lsokvk sa dh lpw h dk fu/kkZj.k fd;k¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 9
tk,A lHkh dkxk Zs d s fy, 8-95 izfr Vu d s fofo/k iHzkkj dk izLrko fd;k x;k gAS bl s
izLrkfor nj d s eku e as ‘kkfey fd;k x;k g S vkSj bl lac/ak eas x.kuk dks izLrrq
fd;k x;k gAS
(¥) ikVs Z }kjk enq zkLQhfr d s fy, vf/kdre i’z kYq d dh lpw hc)rk d s lca /ak
e sa i’z kqYd vuqlwph e sa lkekU; ukVs fu/kkZj.k dk izLrko ugha fd;k x;k gAS mi;DqZ r fu/kkfZjr fofo/k iHzkkj lHkh fofo/k los kvk as tSl s ?kkV ij dkxks Z dh lQkb]z
,sls o”k Z dk s /;ku e sa j[kr s gq, ftll s itwa hxr ykxr as ,oa lapkyu ykxr as dkxk Zs dk Hkkj ekiu] /kyw ncku s bR;kfn dk lex z iHzkkj gAS
lca fa/kr gk]sa bl lac/ak e sa ,d lkekU; ukVs izLrkfor fd;k tk,A
,echihVh mi;qDZ r dfe;k sa dk /;ku j[ks vkSj ,d lEiw.kZ iz’kYq d vuqlpw h dk izLrkfor njks a d s eku es a i’z kqYd vuqlpw h e as fu/kkfZjr enq zkLQhfr l s lca fa/kr
izLrko i’s k djAs vf/kdre i’z kqYd dh lpw hc)rk dk lkekU; ukVs dk izLrko fd;k x;k gAS
(ii) izLrkfor i’z kqYd vuqlwph es a ,echihVh u s vk;kr dkxk sZ d s fy, 3 fnu rFkk tSlkfd mi;qDZ r 6(ii) e as mYy[s k fd;k x;k g S lksikf/kdrkvk as d s lkFk i’z kYq d
fu;kZr dkxk sZ d s fy, 7 fnu dh fu%’kYq d vof/k dk izLrko fd;k gAS ;g vuqlpw h dk s la’kkfs/kr fd;k tk, rFkk bUg as njk as d s izLrkfor eku e as ‘kkfey fd;k
vx.zkh fn’kk&fun’sZ kk sa es a fu/kkfZjr fu%’kYq d vof/k d s vu:q Ik ugh a gAS ,echihVh tk,A
l s vuqjks/k fd;k x;k g S fd bu fn’kk&funsZ’kk sa e sa fd, x, fu/kkZj.k d s vu:q Ik
fu%’kYq d fnolk sa dk izLrko djAs
VII. ddddkkkk;;;;&&ZZ&&ZZ ffffuuuu””””iiiikkkknnnnuuuu eeeekkkkuuuudddd :
(d) ,echihVh u s dk;&Z fu”iknu ekud izLrqr fd, gASa ikVs Z }kjk ykgS ,o a b”Vre {kerk dh x.kuk d s fy, i;z kxs e as yk, x, ekun.M Mhihvkj d s vuqlkj
bLikr mRiknk sa d s 4000 VhihMh d s izLrkfor lkda fsrd ekun.M ikVs Z }kjk g S tk s iklyZ d s vkdkj] tgkt d s vkdkj bR;kfn ij vk/kkfjr gkrs s gASa rFkkfi]
b”Vre {kerk x.kuk e sa n’kk,Z x, 7500 VhihMh l s de izrhr gkrs s gASa dk;&Z fu”iknu d s fy, izLrkfor ekun.M U;uw re gkrs s g]aS ftudk vujq {k.k djuk
blfy,] ,echihVh }kjk dk;Z&fu”iknu ekudk sa dh leh{kk dh tkuh pkfg,A xzkgh d s fy, visf{kr gkrs k g S rFkk bUg as ikrs &ifjogu vkn’k Z vunq ku djkj d s
fofHkUu dkxk sZ d s fy, dk;Z&fu”iknu ekudk sa dk s vfHk’kkflr dju s oky s ifjf’k”V&15 l s fy;k x;k gAS [,echihVh u s dk;&Z fu”iknu ekud iLz rrq fd,
lkis kf/kdrkvk sa dk Hkh izLrko i’s k fd;k tk,A gASa ikVs Z }kjk ykgS ,o a bLikr mRiknk as d s 4000 VhihMh d s iLz rkfor lkda fsrd
ekun.M ikVs Z }kjk b”Vre {kerk x.kuk e as n’kk,Z x, 7500 VhihMh dh ryq uk e as
de izrhr gkrs s gASa ]
([k) ;fn dVa us j dkxk sZ d s fgLl s dh x.kuk {kerk x.kuk e as u dh tk, rk s ,echihVh e as eqEcb Z ikVs Z ij vkQ’;kjs dVa us j VfeuZ y ds lapkyd d s lkFk djkj
dVa us j dkxk sZ d s fy, izLrkfor dk;&Z fu”iknu ekud dk s dk;Z&fu”iknu fd;k gvq k g]S ftle as ,d fof’k”V [k.M dks tkMs +k x;k g S vkSj blfy, dksb Z Hkh
ekud vuqlpw h l s gVk fn;k tkuk pkfg,A vU; lpa kyd dfri; vof/k d s fy, daVus j dk lpa kyu ugh a dj ik,xkA
blfy, dVa us j dkxk Zs d s fy, {kerk x.kuk dk s ^^tc dHkh Hkh** vk/kkj ij n’kk;Z k
x;k g S vkSj blfy, dk;&Z fu”iknu ekud dk izLrko fd;k x;k gAS
5.1. bl izkf/kdkjh d s dk;kyZ ; e sa fnukda 18 vDrcw j] 2013 dk s ekey s dh l;a Dq r luq okb Z dh xb Z FkhA ,echihVh u s viu s izLrko dk ikoj
IokbVa izLrfqrdj.k i’s k fd;kA l;a Dq r luq okb Z e]sa ,echihVh vkSj lca fa/kr miHkkDs rkvk sa ,o a miHkkDs rk lxa Bu fudk;k sa u s viu s iLz rko i’s k
fd,A
5.2. l;a Dq r luq okb Z d s nkSjku ,echihVh d s /;ku e sa ;g ckr ykb Z xb Z fd gekj s fnukda 7 vDrcw j] 2013 d s lel[a ;d i= d s ek/;e l s
gekj s }kjk ekxa h xb Z lpw uk d s iRz;Rqrj e sa ikVs Z }kjk fnukda 14 vDrcw j] 2013 d s viu s i= e sa inz ku dh dNq tkudkfj;k a v/kjw h FkhA
luq okb Z d s nkSjku] ,echihVh u s rRdky vifs{kr lpw uk@Li”Vhdj.k izLrqr dju s ij lgefr O;Dr dhA rnuqlkj] geu s fnukda
22 vDrcw j] 2013 d s i= d s ek/;e l s ,echihVh l s dNq tkudkjh@Li”Vhdj.k ekxa k FkkA ,echihVh u s fnukda 13 uoEcj] 2013 d s
viu s i= d s ek/;e ls iRz;qRrj inz ku fd;kA gekj s }kjk ekaxh xb Z tkudkjh vkSj ,echihVh d s izR;Rqrj dks lkj.khc) :i l s fuEukulq kj
izLrqr fd;k x;k gS %
dddd--zz--zzllll--aa--aa ggggeeeekkkkjjjj ss ss}}}}kkkkjjjjkkkk eeeekkkkxxaaxxaa hhhh xxxxbbbb ZZ ZZttttkkkkuuuuddddkkkkjjjjhhhh ,,,,eeeecccchhhhiiiihhhhVVVVhhhh ddddkkkk iiiiRRzzRRzz;;;;RRqqRRqqrrrrjjjj
(i) ,echihVh gekj s }kjk le;≤ ij bl s vxfzs”kr miHkkDs rkvk@as lHakkfor ,echihVh u s bafM;u epVZas pEScj] ftl s iwoZorh Z Hkkx eas fuxfer fd;k x;k
ckys hnkrkvk sa dh fVIif.k;k sa dk izR;Rqrj nAs g]S }kjk mBk, x, fcUnvq k as d s lca a/k e as viuh fVIif.k;k a izLrrq dh gAS
(ii) tc ;g iez kf.kr dju s d s fy, dgk x;k fd ;g lfqo/kk Fkkds eky dkxk]Zs cksjkcna ,echihVh u s bl ckr dh iqf”V dh g S fd ^^fdlh Hkh vU; idz kj dk
dkxk sZ vkSj bdkb;Z k sa esa oxhdZ `r ,oa ykgS rFkk bLikr mRiknk as lfgr dVa us j dkxk Zs dkxk*Zs*] tSlkfd Vh,,eih }kjk 2 (ii) e as dgk x;k g]S eEqcb Z ikVs Z VªLV
d s vfrfjDr fdlh vU; dkxk sZ ¼ukHSkkj½ }kjk mi;kxs e as yk, tku s dh vuqefr }kjk {kerk x.kuk e as lfqopkfjr O;kid Js.kh idz kj d s varxrZ vk,xkA
inz ku ugh a dh tk,xh] rk s ,echihVh u s crk;k fd fdlh vU; idz kj d s dkxkZs d s izLrkfor gkcZj oky cFk Z es a dk;s y s ,o a lenq zh Ik;VZ u oky s ty;kuk as d s
lpa kyu esa bl s dkbs Z fof’k”V vkifRr ugh a gSA bl lac/ak eas ,echihVh bl ckr dh lpa kyu dh vueq fr ugh a gkxs hA
ifq”V dj s fd ^fdlh Hkh idz kj dk dkxksZ* bld s }kjk {kerk x.kuk e as fopkfjr
O;kid J.skh idz kj d s varxZr vk,xkA
(iii) ,echihVh HkMa kj.k {ks= rFkk fofHkUu vku”qkfaxd mnn~ ’s ;k as d s fy, vifs{kr {k=s d s bl lfqo/kk d s fy, lpa kydk as dk s yxHkx 40000 ox Z ehVj {k=s vkcfaVr
vFkk sZa e sa lfqo/kk d s fy, vkcfaVr fd, tku s oky s izLrkfor dqy {k=s d s vkcVa u dk fd;k tkuk izLrkfor gAS izLrkfor gkcZj oky cFk Z d s lkFk ?kkVk as ,o a ‘ksM
C;kSjk nAs {k=s dk i;z kxs vfrfjDr {k=s d s rkSj ij fd;k tk ldrk gAS lEiw.k Z {k=s
lHakkfor ckys hnkrkvk as dk s vkcafVr fd;k tk,xk vkSj lHakkfor cksyhnkrk
okLrfod vko’;drk d s vuqlkj Hk.Mkj.k {k=s dk s vku”qkfaxd i;z kts ukFk Z
foHkkftr djxas As ;g eglwl fd;k x;k g S fd chvkVs h lapkyd dk s
yphykiu inz ku fd;k tk,A
(iv) ,echihVh Hkkjr ljdkj d s fn’kk&fun’sZ kk sa dh ,d izfr izLrqr dj s ftle as dgk fnukda 7 tyq kb]Z 2005 dk s ikrs &ifjogu ea=ky; l s izkIr i= dh ifzr]
x;k g S fd gekj s voykds u gsr q cFk Z ikWdVs ~l dk fud”k.Z k 14-6 ehVj rd fd;k ftle as ikVs Z l s lEid Z puS y izo’s k puS y ,oa VfuxZa cfslu dk s xgjk dju s
tk,A rFkk 14 ehVj rd xgjs ty;kuks a dh vko’;drkvk as dk s iwjk dju s ds fy,
cFk Z d s utnhd xgjkb Z c<+ku s dk vuqjk/sk fd;k x;k g]S iLz rrq fd;k x;k
gAS
(v) ,echihVh d s mRrj e sa ykgS ,o a bLikr mRiknk]sa Fkkds eky dkxk Zs ,o a cksjkcna dkxk Zs ykgS ,o a bLikr mRiknk]as Fkkds eky dkxkZs ,o a ckjs kcna dkxks Z dh fgLlns kjh
dh fgLlns kjh dze’k% 78 ifzr’kr] 15 ifzr’kr ,o a 7 ifzr’kr eku s tku s dk vk/kkj ij fopkj dju s d s fy, eEqcb Z ikVs Z VªLV ij lpa kfyr fd, tku s oky s
izLrqr ugh a fd;kA lfqo/kk LFky ij lpa kfyr fd, tku s oky s izLrkfor dkxk Zs d s dekfsMVh&okj VªfSQd] mudh lex z vkSlr fodkl nj] eqEcb Z ikVs Z ij dqy10 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
idz kjk sa dk vk/kkj izLrqr fd;k tk,A VªfSQd e as fofHkUu dekfsMVh dh fgLlns kjh] eEqcb Z ikVs Z ij dyq VªfSQd d s
vk;kr ,o a fu;kZr l?akVdk]as ,o a vk|S ksfxd izof`Ùk dk /;ku j[kk x;k gAS
Mhihvkj dk v/;k; 4-6 ¼,pvkMs CY;bw ½Z ,oa vkjMhihvkj dUsn z v/;k; 4
¼vkjvkbVZ hb,Z l½ e as izLrkfor lfqo/kk LFky ij lapkfyr fd, tku s oky s
dkxk Zs d s idz kj d s vk/kkj dk o.kuZ fd;k x;k gAS
(vi) ;fn ykgS ,o a bLikr dkxk sZ Lo; a bdkb Z e sa oxhdZ `r ,o a dVa us j dkxk Zs g S rk s izLrkfor i’z kYq d vuqlwph e as ykgS ,o a bLikr dkxk Zs ¼ukHSkkj½ rFkk dVa us j
izLrkfor i’z kYq d vuqlpw h esa ^^ykgS ,oa bLikr dkxk*Zs* ‘kCn dk i;z kxs fd;k tkuk dkxk Zs dk s vyx fd;k x;k gAS izLrkfor i’z kYq d vuqlpw h e as vko’;d
mi;Dq r jgxs kA ^^bdkb Z e sa oxhdZ `r ,o a dVa suj dkxk*Zs* ukedj.k dk s gVk;k tk ifjoruZ dj bl s izLrqr fd;k x;k gAS
ldrk gAS bl lca /ak e sa Li”Vhdj.k fn;k tk,A
(vii) pfawad] lna Hkk/Zkhu ifj;kts uk ds lQy cksyhnkrkvk sa dk s gh fdlh le; fcUnq ij tSlkfd mi;DqZ r (vi) e as dgk x;k g S dVa suj dkxk Zs dk s ykgS ,o a bLikr
dVa us j d s lpa kyu dh vueq fr inz ku dh tk,xh] ijar q ;g Li”V ugh a g S fd dkxk Zs l s vyx fd;k x;k gAS izLrkfor lfqo/kk e as dVa us j dkxkZs d s lapkyu
,pMCY;cw h dh izLrkfor lfqo/kk esa dVa us j dkxk sZ d s lpa kyu dk vuqeku D;k as ugh a dk vueq ku ugh a yxk;k x;k g S D;kfasd bl ij Mhihvkj e as ^^tc dHkh Hkh**
yxk;k x;k gAS bl lac/ak e sa fLFkfr Li”V dh tk,A ;fn dVa us j dkxk Zs d s fy, vk/kkj ij fopkj fd;k x;k gAS rFkkfi] dVa suj dkxk Zs dk s 1 ifzr’kr ekur s
njk sa rFkk dk;&Z fu”iknu ekudksa dk fu/kkZj.k fd;k tkuk gS rk s ifj;kts uk dh g,q {kerk x.kuk] izLrkfor iz’kYq d vuqlpw h rFkk dk;&Z i.zkkyh dk s iLz rrq
{kerk x.kuk e sa dVa us j dkxk sZ d s fgLl s dk s Hkh vo’; ‘kkfey fd;k tkuk pkfg,A fd;k x;k gAS
;fn ,echihVh dVa us j dkxk sZ d s fgLl s dk s {kerk x.kuk es a ‘kkfey dju s dh fLFkfr
e sa ugh a g S rk s izLrko l s dVa us j dkxksZ dh izLrkfor njkas a rFkk izLrkfor
dk;&Z fu”iknu ekud dk s gVk fn;k tkuk pkfg,A
(viii) ;g Li”V ugh a g S fd 2500 Vu ifzr fnu ds ekud ij VªfSQd i{zkis .k] tgkt d s Fkkds eky dkxks Z ,o a ckjs kcna dkxk Zs nkus kas d s fy, 2500 Vu@fnu lapkyu
vkdkj] cFk Z vf/kHkkxs Fkkds eky dkxks Z ,oa cksjkcna dkxk Zs dh lpa kyu nj ij nj Mhihvkj e as fn, x, mRikndrk Lrj ij vk/kkfjrA rFkkfi] ikrs
fopkj dju s ds fy, izklfaxd gAS blds vfrfjDr] ,echihVh us 2008 d s ifjogu ea=ky; }kjk ekWMy vunq ku djkj e as dk;&Z fu”iknu ekud dk
fn’kk&funsZ’kk sa l s fopyu dk vkSfpR; Hkh fl) ugh a fd;k g S ftue as Fkkds eky fu/kkZj.k 4000 Vu@ifzrfnu fd;k x;k gAS blfy, Fkkds eky ,ao cksjkcna
dkxk sZ ¼cksjkcna dkxk½sZ d s fy, 4000 Vu ifzrfnu dk ekunMa fu/kkfZjr fd;k x;k dkxk Zs d s fy, dk;&Z fu”iknu ekud e as 4000 Vu@fnu dk fopkj fd;k
gAS tc ,echihVh dk s ;g vk’kk g S fd lQy chvkVs h lpa kyd dk s Fkkds eky x;k FkkA gkya kfd] dk;&Z fu”iknu ekudk as dk l’a kks/ku Mhihvkj e as fd, x,
dkxk sZ ,oa cksjkcna dkxksZ d s fy, 4000 Vu izfrfnu ds vuqlkj dk;&Z fu”iknu i{zksi.kk as d s vk/kkj ij fd;k tkrk gAS
fd;k tkuk pkfg, rk s {kerk x.kuk e sa Fkkds eky dkxk Zs ,o a ckjs kcna dkxk Zs d s fy,
4000 Vu ifzrfnu dh lpa kyu nj mi;Dq r jgxs hA
(ix) Tkgkt dk s ,d rV l s nwlj s rV ij LFkkukarfjr dju s d s fy, fd, tku s oky s izLrkfor lfqo/kk LFky ij eksckby gkcZj dzsu ,d vko’;d miLdj gAS
dk;dZ ykik sa gsr q miLdj vko’;drk dh ppkZ vkxkeh iSjkxzkQ eas dh xb Z gAS tgk a ekcs kby gkcZj duzs lapkyuk as e as cgs rj yphykiu inz ku djrh g S D;kfasd o s
rd ,e,plh dk lac/ak g]S ftldk dk; Z Hkh flok; bl ckr d s dh xkns h duzs dh xfr’khy g Sa vkSj xkns h duzss dh rqyuk eas ,d cFk Z l s nwljh cFk Z rd
ruS krh vko’;d g]S xkns h dusz d s leku gh gksrk g]S ,echihVh us ,e,plh dh xfr’khy gk s ldrh g Sa tcfd xkns h duzs cFkZ ij fu/kkfZjr jsyo s VªdS ij gh
ruS krh d s vkSfpR; dk s fl) ugha fd;k gAS ,echihVh }kjk izLrkfor lfqo/kk LFky ?kew ldrh gASa ,e,plh vko’;drkuqlkj fdlh Hkh cFk Z ij inz ku dh tk
ij ,e,plh d s dk;k sZa dk mYys[k djr s gq, bldh ruS krh d s vkfSpR; dk s fl) ldrh gAS
fd;k tk,A
(x) ifj;kts uk es a ektS nw k pkj gkcZj oky cFk Z ¼,pMCY;cw h½ d s lpa kyu dh vfHkdYiuk ikVs Z d s izLrko e as 30 Vu {kerk dh 6 b,Z y,y Øus k as rFkk 40 Vu d s ,d
dh xb Z g]S ftudh lnq <` +hdj.k ,o a lpa kyu gsr q chvkVs h lapkyd l s dqy yEckb Z ,e,plh dh ruS krh dh vfHkdYiuk dh xbZ gAS ;gh ckr vkjMhihvkj d s
yxHkx 880 ehVj gAS o”k Z 2008 d s i’z kqYd fn’kk&fun’Zs kk as e as ,d cgqmnn~ ’s kh; cFk Z i”`B la[;k 15 e as dgh xb Z gAS i’z kYq d fn’kk&fun’Zs kk as e as 1 cFk Z d s fy, 20
d s fy, 3 bZ,y,y Øus k sa dk ekun.M fu/kkfZjr fd;k x;k gAS ikVs Z d s izLrko e as Vu {kerk dh 3 bZ,y,y dzus k as dk ekud fu/kkfZjr fd;k x;k gAS bl
dsoy 6 b,Z y,y duzs k sa dh ruS krh dh vfHkdyiuk dh xb Z gAS ,slh fLFkfr e as dqy idz kj 4 cFk Z ds fy, ;g ekud 240 Vu {kerk dh 12 bZ,y,y dusz dk
440 ehVj yEckb Z okyh nk s cFk Z dh ifj;kts uk mi;Dq r jgxs hA gkya kfd] izLrko e as gAS orZeku ekey s eas pkj cFk Z ds fy, iRz;ds 30 Vu {kerk dh 6 b,Z y,y
4 cFk Z lekdf`r dh vfHkdYiuk dh xb Z gAS ;fn 880 ehVj yEckb Z oky s 4 cFk Z duzs rFkk 40 Vu d s ,d ,e,plh lfgr dyq 220 Vu dk iLz rko fd;k
lekdf`r dh vko’;drk g]S rk s vfrfjDr 6 b,Z y,y Øus k as dh ruS krh d s lkFk gh x;k gAS ektS nw k ekey s e as ,e,plh dk izLrko lapkyu e as yphykiu yku s
vueq kfur b”Vre {kerk 6-52 ,e,eVhih, dk s l’a kkfs/kr fd, tku s dh vko’;drk d s fy, fd;k x;k gAS bl idz kj dyq {kerk ,d cFk Z dh dqy l[a ;k dk s
g]S ftlls lQy chvkVs h lpa kyd lHkh 4 cFk Z dk lpa kyu dj ldAss ,echihVh /;ku e as j[kr s gq, ifj;kts uk dh b”Vre {kerk c<+ku s dh vko’;drk
bl fLFkfr dh tkpa dj sa rFkk ifj;kts uk dh b”Vre {kerk dk s c<+k,Aa izrhr ugh a gkrs h gAS
(xi) ,echihVh u s ykgS ,o a bLikr mRiknk]sa Fkkds eky dkxk Zs ,o a ckjs kcna dkxk Zs ¼ukSHkkj½ Mhihvkj d s v/;k; 4-6-6 ¼mRikndrk½] v/;k; 4-6-10 ¼odS fYid IV) ,o a
d s lpa kyu gsr q lfqo/kk LFky ij mi;kxs e sa yk, tku s oky s vfHkdfYir izR;ds 4-6-11 ¼fu”d”k½Z e as foLrkj lfgr ;g n’kkZu s d s fy, dk;iZ .zkkyh lfgr
idz kj d s miLdj dh l[a ;k d s vkfSpR; dk s fl) dju s d s fy, dk;iZ .zkkyh d s vkfSpR; dk o.kuZ fd;k x;k gS fd izLrkfor dkxkZs d s lpa kyu d s fy,
lkFk fo’y”sk.k izLrqr ugh a fd;k g S rkfd ;g n’kk;Z k tk ld s fd iRz;ds izdkj d s lfqo/kk LFky ij mi;kxs e as yk, tku s okys iRz;ds idz kj d s midj.k dh
miLdj dh mRikndrk d s nf`”Vxr lpa kfyr fd, tku s okys izR;ds vueq kfur l[a ;k lpa kfyr fd, tku s okys dkxks Z dh ek=k d s vu:q Ik gAS ,echihVh u s
dkxk sZ dh ek=k d s lkFk fofHkUu miLdjk sa dk s izkIr fd;k tk ldAs ,echihVh ,pvkMs CY;bw Z ¼vkb½Z izkboVs fyfeVMs d s Mhihvkj dh lkWQV~ dkih izLrrq
vifs{kr lwpuk izLrqr djAs dh gAS
(xii) ,echihVh fo|qr fcy dh ifzr izLrqr djAs ,echihVh u s dqN fo|qr fcyk as dh QkVs k s ifzr;k a izLrqr dh gASa
(xiii) ;fn ektS nw k ekyxkns ke l[a ;k 18 dk mi;kxs dsoy vkikrdkyhu HkMa kj.k d s fy, izLrkfor chvkVs h lpa kyd dks 40000 oxZ ehVj {k=s vkcfaVr fd;k tkuk
fd;k tkuk izLrkfor g]S rk s ,sl s voljk sa ij ekyxkns ke e as HkMa kj.k grs q iHzkkjk as dh izLrkfor gAS Mhihvkj es a dgk x;k g S fd ekyxkns ke la[;k 18 dk mi;kxs
olwyh gsr q i'z kqYd izc/ak Li"V fd;k tk,A tc ekyxkns ke dk mi;kxs dsoy dos y vkikrdkyhu HkMa kj.k ds fy, gh fd;k tk,xkA gkya kfd ;g dsoy
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Hkxq rku dh tku s okyh ykblsal Qhl dk fu/kkZj.k dSl s fd;k x;k gAS ekuk x;k gAS
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rd i'z kYq d fu/kkZj.k fd;k tk,xkA tc iwathxr ykxr vueq ku o"k Z 2013 dh
ektS nw k cktkj njksa ij vk/kkfjr g S rk s lpw hdj.k d s fy, o"k Z 2011 ij /;ku fn,
tku s dk dkj.k Li"V ugh a gAS ,echihVh bl fLFkfr dk s Li"V djAs
(xv) HkMa kj.k iHzkkjk sa dh x.kuk dju s d s fy, ikVs Z }kjk inz ku dk;iZ .zkkyh l s ;g n[s kk ,echihVh u s izLrkfor i'z kYq d vuqlpw h es a HkaMkj.k iHzkkjkas eas ;Fkk ifjoruZ
tk ldrk g S fd HkMa kj.k iHzkkjksa dh x.kuk djr s le; Fkkds eky dkxk Zs ,o a fd, gASa dk;Ziz.kkyh d s lkFk izLrkfor i'z kqYd vuqlpw h inz ku dh xb Z gAS¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 11
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izrhr gksrk g S fd Fkkds eky dkxk sZ ,o a cksjkcna dkxks Z d s vkokxeu ij dkbs Z
HkMa kj.k izHkkj ugha yxxs kA ,slh fLFkfr d s nf`"Vxr] ,echihVh mi;DqZ r dkxkZs d s
fy, dksb Z HkaMkj.k izHkkj fu/kkfZjr ugh a djxs kA odS fYid rkSj ij ;fn ,echihVh
Fkkds eky dkxks Z ,o a cksjkcna dkxk sZ d s fy, izLrkfor njk as d s eku e as HkMa kj.k iHzkkj
yxku s dk bPNdq gk s rk s dkxk sZ dh vifs{kr ifzr'kr Hkkxhnkjh dk s n'kkuZ k gkxs kA
,echihVh Li"V dj s fd bl lca a/k e sa fLFkfr vkSj dk;iZ .zkkyh D;k gAS
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2 b/Zaku ykxr 4-91 b/Zaku ykxr 7-36
3 ejEer o vuqj{k.k ykxr ejEer o vuqj{k.k ykxr
¼d½ flfoy dk;Z 2-46 ¼d½ flfoy dk;Z 2-46
¼[k½ edS fsudy vkSj fo|qr dk;Z 8-78 ¼[k½ edS fsudy vkSj fo|qr dk;Z 8-78
4 chek 1-76 chek 1-76
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2 ipz kyu o vuqj{k.k ykxr 49-16 ipz kyu o vuqj{k.k ykxr 52-56
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dkxk sZ lapkyu iHzkkj (90%) 105-01 dkxk Zs lapkyu iHzkkj (90%) 108-07
Hk.Mkj.k izHkkj (5%) 5-83 Hk.Mkj.k izHkkj (5%) 6-00
fofo/k iHzkkj (5%) 5-83 fofo/k iHzkkj (5%) 6-00
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chl led{k ;fwuV ¼,eVhb;Z ½w d s LFkku ij fefy;u Vu ifzr o"k Z ¼,eVhih,½ i<+k tk,A rRi'pkr]~ ,echihVh u s fnukda 10 fnlEcj]
2013 dh viuh b&Z eys d s ek/;e l s ykSg ,o a bLikr] cksjkcna dkxks]Z Fkkds eky dkxks Z dh iF` kd {kerk dk s 5-88 ,e,eVhih,] 0-18
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7. bl ekey s esa fd, x, ijke'k Z l s lacfa/kr ifzØ;k&fof/k;k a bl izkf/kdj.k d s dk;kyZ ; fjdkMk sZa e sa miyC/k gSAa izklfaxd i{kks a dks lca fa/kr
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miyC/k gASa
8. ekey s d s lalk/ku d s nkSjku ,df=r dh xb Z dyq lpw ukvksa d s lna Hk Z esa fuEufyf[kr fLFkfr mHkjrh gS :
(i) eEqcb Z ikVs Z VªLV ¼,echihVh½ }kjk fMtkbu] fuek.Z k] foRr lpa kyu ,o a gLrkarj.k ¼Mhch,QvkVs h½ vk/kkj ij lkotZ fud&futh
Hkkxhnkjh i.z kkyh d s varxZr fodflr dh tkus okyh izLrkfor gkcZj oky cFk Z l s ykSg ,o a bLikr mRiknk]sa Fkksd eky dkxks]Z
cksjkcna dkxksZ ,o a dVa us j dkxks Z ds vfHkdfYir lpa kyu d s fy, lna Hk Z i'z kYq d fu/kkZfjr dju s dk izLrko fd;k x;k gSA
;g izLrko iksr&ifjogu ea=ky; }kjk tkjh rFkk fnukda 9 flrEcj] 2013 l s iHzkkoh e[q ; ikVs Zl d s fy, ifj;kts ukvk sa gsr q
i'z kYq d fu/kkZj.k gsr q l'a kkfs/kr fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa ij vk/kkfjr gAS bu fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa d s [k.M 2-4 e sa ;g fu/kkZj.k fd;k x;k gS fd
;fn e[q ; ikVs Z VªLV d s nf`"Vdk.s k ls e[q ; ikVs Z VªLV ;k vU; fdlh egRoi.w k Z ikVs VªLV ij o"k Z 2008 d s fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa d s
varxZr fof'k"V dekfsMVh d s fy, i'z kYq d fu/kkZj.k ml dekfsMVh d s fy, lna Hk Z i'z kYq d dk s ugh a n'kkZrk g S rk s e[q ; ikVs Z
foLr`r ,o a i;kIZr vkSfpR; nsr s g,q ifj;kts uk d s fy, o"kZ 2008 ds fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa ds varxZr lna HkZ i'z kYq d ds iqu% fu/kkjZ .k d s
fy, bl izkf/kdj.k l s lEid Z dj ldrk gSA
pfwad eYVh dkxk sZ d s izLrkfor l;a kxs d s fy, vx.z kh i'z kYq d d s fy, u gh rk s ,echihVh vkSj u gh vU; fdlh egRoi.w k Z ikVs Z
e sa izko/kku gS] blfy, ,echihVh us lkekU; rkSj ij o"kZ 2008 ds fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa ds fl)kark sa dk vuiq kyuk djr s g,q eYVh
dkxks Z d s izLrkfor l;a ksx gsr q lna Hk Z iz'kYq d d s fu/kkZj.k gsr q ,d izLrko i's k fd;k gSA
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lpw ukvk@sa Li"Vhdj.kk sa rFkk fnukda 18 vDrcw j] 2013 dk s l;a Dq r luq okb Z d s nkSjku fy, x, fu.k;Z ksa d s vk/kkj ij ,echihVh
u s fnukda 13 uoEcj] 2013 d s i= d s ek/;e l s viu s izLrko dk l'a kk/sku fd;k gAS ;g l'a kk/sku ^^dVa us j dkxks*Z*dk s dyq
b"Vre {kerk d s 1 ifzr'kr rd lpa kyu dju s dh lfqo/kk inz ku dju s rd gSA 1 ifzr'kr rd dVa us j dkxk sZ d s lpa kyu dk s
lek;kfstr dju s d s fy, flrEcj 2013 d s izLrko e sa vfHkdfYir ykSg ,o a bLikr mRiknk sa dh 1 ifzr'kr fgLlns kjh dk s 1
ifzr'kr rd de dj fn;k x;k gS vkSj bl idz kj l'a kkfs/kr izLrko e sa dyq b"Vre {kerk dk s flrEcj 2013 d s izLrko e sa
vfHkdfYir Lrj rd gh j[kk x;k gAS l'a kkfs/kr izLrko e]sa ikVs Z }kjk lpa kyu ykxr d s fgLl s e sa fo|qr ,o a b/aZku ykxr dk s
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d s nkSjku ,echihVh }kjk izLrqr lpw uk@Li"Vhdj.k d s lkFk ,echihVh d s fnukda 13 uoEcj] 2013 d s l'a kkfs/kr iLz rko ij Hkh
fopkj fd;k x;k gSA
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d s vx.z kh fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa e sa cgqmnn~ 's kh; dkxk sZ VfeuZ y d s ekey s e sa b"Vre ;kM Z {kerk dh x.kuk dh vfHkdYiuk ugh a dh xb Z
gSA rFkkfi] ,echihVh l s fofHkUu i;z kstuk sa d s fy, vkcafVr Hkfwe d s C;kSj s d s lca /ak e sa iNw s x, i'z u d s mRrj esa ikVs Z u s dgk gS
fd bld s }kjk fofHkUu i;z kts uk sa ds fy, {ks= dk fu/kkZj.k ugh a fd;k x;k gS vkSj lpa kydk sa dk s lpa kydksa dh okLrfor
vko';drk d s vuqlkj HkMa kj.k ,o a vU; vku"qkfaxd mnn~ 's ;k sa d s fy, {ks= fu/kkfZjr dju s dh NVw inz ku dh xb Z gSA blfy,]
C;kSj s d s vHkko e sa izLrkfor 40]000 ox Z ehVj Hkfwe vkcVa u i;kIZr gkus s vFkok u gkus s dk s lR;kfir ugh a fd;k tk ldrk gAS
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izLrkfor vkcVa u ikVs Z dh Hkwfe mi;ksx ;kts uk ds vu:q i gSA
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gS ijar q ,echihVh dk izLrko 4 cFk Z lekdf`r ij vk/kkfjr gSA bl lca /ak e]sa cFk Z l[a ;k 18 dk s ,d cFkZ ekuk x;k
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ij fopkj fd;k x;k gS] ftudk lpa kyu 30 Vu b,Z y,y duzs rFkk 40 Vu ,e,plh dh lgk;rk l s fd;k14 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
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fopkj fd;k tkuk vrdZlxa r ugh a gkxs kA blfy,] bdkb Z e sa oxhdZ `r ,o a dVa us j dkxk sZ d s fy, fu/kkfZjr dh xb Z ifzr Vu lpa kyu
iHzkkj ,o a HkMa kj.k izHkkj iRz;ds dkxksZ J.s kh vFkkZr ykSg ,o a bLikr mRiknk sa ,o a dVa us j dkxksZ d s ykx w dju s ij fopkj fd;k x;k
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¼?k½ ifzr Vu lpa kyu iHzkkjk sa dh x.kuk d s lna Hk Z e sa ,echihVh u s bdkb Z e sa oxhdZ `r ,o a dVa us j dkxk]sZ Fkkds eky dkxk sZ ,o a cksjkcna
dkxks Z d s lca /ak e sa ekStnw k xkns h njk sa dk /;ku j[kr s g,q bl fLFkfr d s vk/kkj ij fd ekStnw k xkns h nj vueq kfur jktLo vi{s kk dk s
iwjk dju s dh fLFkfr e sa ugh a gS] ,echihVh u s ekStnw k njk sa ds vk/kkj ij vuqekfur jktLo vi{s kk e sa deh dk izfr'kr fu/kkfZjr fd;k
gS rFkk ekStnw k njk sa ds ifzr'kr dks c<+ku s dk vuqjk/sk fd;k gSA bl lca /ak e]sa ;g mYy[s kuh; gS fd lpa kyd ds fy, lna Hk Z i'z kYq d
dk fu/kkZj.k dju s d s ,d vk/kkj ds :i e sa ,echihVh u s xkns h e sa O;kIr ekStnw k nj ij fopkj fd;k tkuk mi;Dq r ugh a gkxs k
D;kfsad ,echihVh dh ekStnw k nj sa dk;dZ yki@dkxk sZa vk/kkfjr ykxr ij vk/kkfjr ugh a gSA blfy,] ,d dkxksZ en d s i'z kYq d dk
nwlj s dkxk sZ en d s i'z kYq d e sa ifzr lcflMh d s :i e sa LFkkukarfjr gkus s dh lHakkouk l s udkjk ugh a tk ldrk gSA fojklr ykxr
,echihVh dh ekStnw k njk sa dk fgLlk gk s ldrk gS tcfd fojklr ykxr u, lpa kyd dh ykxr dk Hkkx ugh a gkxsa hA blfy,] ;g
mi;Dq r ik;k x;k gS fd ykSg ,o a bLikr mRiknk]sa cksjkcna dkxks]Z Fkkds eky dkxksZ ,o a dVa us j dkxksZ ds lca /ak e sa ifzr Vu lpa kyu
nj dk fu/kkZj.k iRz;ds dkxks Z J.s kh dh lpa kyu njk sa d s vk/kkj ij fd;k x;k gS rFkk vueq kfur jktLo vi{s kk dk s ijw k dju s d s
fy, fon's kh ,o a rVh; dkxk sZ dk s 74%26 dk vuiq kr j[kk x;k gS] tSlkfd ,echihVh e sa vkWQ';ksj cgqmnn~ 's kh; cFk Z lfgr fofHkUu
vU; cgqmnn~ 's kh; dkxk sZ cFk Z d s lca /ak e sa ifzr Vu lpa kyu nj dk fu/kkZj.k djr s le; fd;k x;k gS] ftld s lca /ak e sa vHkh gky
gh e sa lna Hk Z i'z kYq d dk fu/kkZj.k fd;k x;k gAS ,slk djr s le;] tSlkfd iwoZorh Z iSjkxzkQ e sa Li"V fd;k x;k gS] cksjkcna dkxk sZ dh
{kerk e sa ifjoruZ rFkk okf"kdZ jktLo vi{s kk e sa FkkMs +s cgqr ifjoruZ dju s dk /;ku j[kk x;k gSA¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 19
¼M-½ ljdkj d s uhfrxr fun'sZ kk sa d s vuqlkj fj;k;rh i'z kYq d rVh; dkxk sZ ¼dMzw vkW;y] ykSg v;Ld rFkk ykgS v;Ld iSyVs l~~ lfgr
FkeyZ dkys ,o a ihvk,s y d s vfrfjDr½ ,o a rVh; ty;kuk s d s fy, lkekU; dkxk@sZ ty;ku lca /akh i'z kYq dksa d s 60 ifzr'kr rd
fu/kkfZjr fd;k x;k gSA rnuqlkj] ,echihVh u s ljdkjh uhfr ds vu:q i ykSg ,o a bLikr mRiknk]sa Fkkds eky dkxks]Z cksjkcna dkxks Z
,o a dVa us j dkxk sZ d s fy, fj;k;rh njk sa dk izLrko fd;k gSA
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miLdjk sa bR;kfn d s lpa kyu ,o a j[k&j[kko tSlh lsok, a 'kkfey gASa bl izko/kku dk ?kkV&'kYq d vuqlpw h d s uhp s njk sa d s eku d s
uhp s ,d ukVs d s :i e sa 'kkfey fd;k x;k gSA
¼N½ izLrkfor njk sa d s eku e sa ,echihVh lHkh vk;kr dkxksZ d s fy, 5 fnu rFkk lHkh fu;kZr dkxks Z ds lca /ak esa 15 fnu dh fu%'kYq d
vof/k dk izLrko fd;k gSA vk;kr dkxks Z d s lca /ak e sa 5 fnu rFkk fu;kZr dkxk sZ d s lca /ak e sa 15 fnu dh fu%'kYq d vof/k dk
fu/kkZj.k cgqmnn~ 's kh; cFk Z e sa vk;kr ,o a fu;kZr dkxk sZ gsrq fu/kkfZjr ekun.Mk sa d s vuqlkj gSA
ikVs Z u s fu/kkfZjr fu%'kYq d vof/k ds vfrfjDr HkMa kj.k iHzkkjk sa dk s vkd"kdZ cuku s d s fy, Fkkds eky dkxk sZ ,o a cksjkcna dkxk sZ izR;ds
d s fy, dkxks Z fgLlns kjh {kerk dk 3 ifzr'kr rFkk bdkb Z esa oxhdZ `r ,oa daVus j dkxksZ ¼vFkkZr ykSg ,o a bLikr mRiknk sa vkSj dVa us j
dkxks½Z dh dkxks Z fgLlns kjh {kerk ds 30-70 izfr'kr ij fopkj fd;k gSA bl x.kuk esa ,echihVh us ;g n'kk;Z k gS fd Fkkds eky
dkxks]Z cksjkcna dkxksZ ,o a bdkb Z esa oxhdZ `r rFkk dVa us j dkxksZ 15-46 fnu dh vof/k ds fy, HkMa kj.k jktLo izkIr djxsa As
HkMa kj.k iHzkkjk sa dh x.kuk d s lca /ak e sa Hkh ,echihVh u s viuh x.kuk bdkb Z e sa oxhdZ `r ,o a dVa us j dkxk]sZ Fkkds eky dkxk sZ ,o a
cksjkcna dkxk sZ d s lca /ak e sa ekStnw k HkMa kj.k iHzkkjk sa ij vk/kkfjr j[kh gSA iwoZorh Z iSjkxzkQ e sa Li"V fd, x, dkj.kk sa dk s /;ku e sa j[kr s
g,q lpa kyd d s fy, lna HkZ i'z kYq d dk fu/kkZj.k d s vk/kkj d s rkSj ij ,echihVh d s ekStnw k HkMa kj.k iHzkkjksa ij fopkj fd;k tkuk
mi;Dq r ugh a gkxs kA Bgjko vof/k l s lca fa/kr lpw uk d s vk/kkj ij ,echihVh }kjk izLrqr dkxk sZ HkMa kj.k izHkkj d s ifzr'kr d s
vuqlkj bdkb Z e sa oxhdZ `r ,o a dVa us j dkxks]Z Fkkds eky dkxks Z ,o a cksjkcna d s lca /ak e sa HkMa kj.k iHzkkjk sa dk iuq % fu/kkjZ .k fd;k x;k
gSA mi;DqZ r fLFkfr d s vk/kkj ij rFkk vueq kfur okf"kdZ jktLo vi{s kk esa l'a kk/sku d s nf`"Vxr fu%'kYq d fnolk sa d s chr tku s d s
ckn 20 fnu dh igyh LySc d s fy, nj lfqo/kk LFky ij lpa kfyr fd, tku s oky s lHkh dkxk sZ d s fy, 2-10 :- ifzr Vu ifzr
fnu fu/kkfZjr dh xb Z gSA bld s ckn d s LySc d s fy, nj]sa tSlkfd ,echihVh }kjk izLrko fd;k x;k gS] igyh LySc l s 1-5 ,o a 2
x.q kk fu/kkfZjr dh xb Z gSA
¼t½ ikVs Z }kjk cfFkxZa lsokvk sa l s jktLo vi{s kk 45-12 djkMs + :- gkus s dk vueq ku yxk;k x;k gSA ,echihVh u s fon's k tku s oky s
ty;kuk s d s fy, Mkyj d s vFkk sZ e sa cFk Z gk;j 0-035 ifzr thvkjVh ifzr ?kVa k vFkok rRlca /akh v'a k vkSj rVh; ty;kuk s d s fy, :-
d s vFkk sZa e sa 1-29 :- ifzr thvkjVh fu/kkfZjr fd;k gSA
cFk Z gk;j dk fu/kkZj.k djr s le; ,echihVh }kjk viuk;k x;k nf`"Vdk.s k bld s }kjk lpa kyu ,o a HkMa kj.k iHzkkjk sa dk fu/kkjZ .k
dju s d s fy, viuk, x, nf`"Vdk.s k vFkkZr ekStnw k njk as d s vfrfjDr vifs{kr of`) ifzr'kr ij vk/kkfjr gSA cFk Z gk;j iHzkkjk sa d s
ekey s esa] iHzkkj dh olyw h eky dh vi{s kk ty;ku ij olyw k tkrk gSA blfy,] cFk Z gk;j iHzkkj dh x.kuk lna Hkk/Zkhu ekeys e sa
bl izkf/kdj.k }kjk vU; vx.z kh i'z kYq d ekeyksa e sa Lohd`r fu;ked nf`"Vdks.k ij vk/kkfjr gSA
fon's kh ty;kuk sa ,o a rVh; ty;kuk sa d s chp 74%26 vuiq kr d s vk/kkj ij cfFkxZa lsokvks a l s l'a kkfs/kr jktLo vko';drk dk s /;ku
e sa j[kr s g,q rFkk ,echihVh }kjk izLrqr C;kSj s d s vuqlkj rVh; ty;kuk sa d s thvkjVh ?k.Vk sa ,o a fon's k tku s oky s ty;kuk sa d s
thvkjVh ?k.Vk sa d s vuiq kr dks /;ku e sa j[kr s g,q fon's kh tku s oky s ty;kuk sa d s fy, vx.z kh cFk Z gk;j nj 5-271 ifzr thvkjVh
ifzr ?k.Vk vFkok rRlca /akh v'a k rFkk rVh; ty;kuk sa d s fy, vx.z kh cFk Z gk;j nj 3-162 ifzr thvkjVh ifzr ?k.Vk vFkok rRlcaa /akh
Hkkx fu/kkfZjr fd;k x;k gSA bl lca /ak e]sa ;gk a ;g mYy[s k djuk vko';d gS fd cfFkxZa dk;dZ ykiks a d s varxZr itaw hxr ykxr
,o a lpa kyu ykxr dh x.kuk lHkh pkj cFk Z d s lca /ak e as dh xb Z gSA blfy,] mi;DqZ r fu/kkfZjr cFk Z gk;j lHkh pkj cFkk saZ d s lna HkZ
e sa ykx w gSA fdlh ty;ku }kjk dsoy ,d cFk Z dk vf/kHkkxs fd, tku s dh fLFkfr e sa dsoy ,d cFk Z d s fy, izklfaxd nj dk s gh
ykx w fd;k tkuk pkfg,A bl idz kj] fdlh ty;ku }kjk dsoy ,d cFk Z dk gh vf/kHkkxs fd, tkus dh fLFkfr e sa fon's kh ty;kuk sa
d s ekeys e sa 1-3178 izfr thvkjVh ifzr ?k.Vk dh vx.z kh cFk Z gk;j nj vFkok rRlca /akh v'a k rFkk rVh; ty;kuk sa d s ekey s e sa
0-7906 ifzr thvkjVh ifzr ?k.Vk dh vx.z kh cFk Z gk;j nj vFkok rRlca /akh v'a k ykx w gkxs kA bl lna Hk Z e sa ,d mi;Dq r ukVs dk
fu/kkZj.k cFk Z gk;j iHzkkjk sa d s varxZr lna Hk Z i'z kYq d vuqlpw h e sa fu/kkZfjr fd;k x;k gSA Mªkb ¼'k"qd½ Fkkds dkxk sZ d s lpa kyu gsr q
fo'kk[kkiVV~ ue ikVs Z VªLV d s vkarfjd gkcZj e sa osLV Do&s ukFk Z cFk Z ¼MCY; w D;&w 7 ,o a MCY; w D;&w 8½ d s fodkl gsr q vx.z kh i'z kYq dk sa
dk fu/kkZj.k djr s le; ,sl s gh nf`"Vdk.s k dk s viuk;k x;k gSA
bl izkf/kdj.k }kjk vU; e[q ; ikVs Z VªLVk sa ij vx.z kh cFk Z gk;j dk s vfare :i nsr s le; dsoy :i; s d s vFkks Za e sa vx.z kh cFk Z gk;j
iHzkkj dk s vueq ksfnr dju s dk fu.k;Z igy s gh fy;k tk pdq k gSA blfy,] ,echihVh e sa fon's k tku s oky s ty;kuk sa d s fy, cFk Z
gk;j iHzkkj dk s :- e sa gh n'kk;Z k tkrk gS] tk s bl izkf/kdj.k }kjk vU; vx.z kh i'z kYq d ekeyksa e sa fy, x, fu.kZ; d s vu:q i gSA
¼xi½ izLrkfor lna Hk Z i'z kYq d vuqlpw h e]sa ,echihVh u s ^^rVh; ty;kuk*sa* ^^fon's kh ty;kuk*sa* rFkk ^^ifzrfnu** tSl s 'kCnk sa dk s ifjHkkf"kr dju s dk
izLrko fd;k gSA mi;DqZ r ifjHkk"kk, a ,echihVh }kjk njk sa d s eku e sa dfFkr 'kCnk sa d s fy, fu/kkfZjr dh xb Z ifjHkk"kkvk sa d s vu:q i ikb Z xb Z
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dh otg l s ,d ;fqDrlxa r Lrj ds ckn foyEc gsrq iHzkkjk sa dh olyw h u djuk] foyfEcr Hkqxrkuk@sa izfrHkqxrkuk sa ij C;kt dh olyw h]
fcyk@sa ldy Hkkj bR;kfn dk s i.w k Z xq.kd e sa cnyu s tSlh dNq 'krk sZa dk izLrko fd;k gS tk s njk sa d s eku e sa fu/kkfZjr lkekU; 'krk saZ ds
vu:q i gSA
¼xiii½ pfwad Mkyj esa fdlh i'z kYq d dk fu/kkZj.k ugh a fd;k tk jgk gS blfy, ,echihVh }kjk ;Fkk izLrkfor Mkyj d s vFkksZa esa fu/kkfZjr iHzkkjk sa
dk s Hkkjrh; :- e sa izkIr dju s lca /akh 'kr Z dh vueq fr inz ku ugh a dh xbZ gSA
¼xiv½ tSlkfd vU; njk sa d s eku e sa 'kkfey fd;k x;k gS VfeuZ y lpa kyd dk s vf/kdre njk sa l s de iHzkkjk sa dh olyw h dju s dh NVw nus s lca /akh
'kr Z dk s ,echihVh dh lna Hk Z i'z kYq d vuqlpw h e sa 'kkfey fd;k x;k gSA
¼xv½ cFk Z gk;j vuqlpw h d s varxZr ,echihVh u s dNq 'krk Zas dk izLrko fd;k gS tSl s fd ty;ku }kjk cFk Z ij LFkku xgz .k dju s d s le; cFk Z
gk;j vof/k dh x.kuk( cFk Z gk;j e sa cFk Z ij inz ku dh tku s okyh lsokvk sa tSl s cFk Z dk vf/kHkkxs ] dpjk gVkuk] cFk Z dh lQkbZ] vfXu
lqj{kk bR;kfn d s iHzkkj 'kkfey djuk( VfeuZ y lpa kyd d s miLdj [kjkc gkus s ;k fo|qr O;o/kku ;k fdlh ,sls dkj.k dh otg l s ;fn
ty;ku cFk Z ij ,d ?k.V s vFkok bll s vf/kd le; rd [kM+k jgrk gS rk s cFk Z gk;j iHzkkj dh olyw h u djuk( ty;ku }kjk pyu s dh
rS;kjh d s flxuy nus s d s ckn 4 ?kVa s rd cFk Z gk;j ykx w u djuk( vuqdyw Tokjh; ifjfLFkfr;k sa d s bartkj e as tgkt d s irz h{kk le;
dk s 'kkfey u djuk( ifzrdyw ekSle rFkk jkf= ukSogu dh deh dk s cFk Z gk;j e sa NVw d s fy, fu/kkZfjr 4 ?k.Vk sa e sa 'kkfey u djuk(
xyr flxuy rFkk ^^xyr flxuy** dh ifjHkk"kk dh vuqfpr O;k[;k d s fy, ,d fnu ¼24 ?k.V½s d s cFk Z gk;j iHzkkj d s led{k
n.MkRed cFk Z gk;j iHzkkj dk izko/kku djukA ; s 'kr asZ vx.z kh i'z kYq d vuqlpw h e sa fu/kkfZjr fd, x, izko/kkuk sa d s vu:q i gSa vkSj blfy,
budk fu/kkZj.k ,echihVh dh lna Hk Z iz'kYq d vuqlpw h e sa fd;k x;k gSA
¼xvi½ HkMa kj.k iHzkkj vuqlpw h d s varxZr ,echihVh u s jfookj lhek 'kYq d vf/klfwpr vodk'k rFkk ikVs Z vodk'k fnol dk s fu%'kYq d vof/k dh
x.kuk e sa 'kkfey u dju]s lpa kyd d s dkj.kk sa dh otg l s lpa kyd }kjk dkxk sZ dk s fMyhoj u fd, tku s dh fLFkfr e sa ml vof/k
HkMa kj.k iHzkkj olyw u dju]s foyEc 'kYq d dk s i.w kkZd e sa cnyu s tSlh 'krk sZa dk fu/kkZj.k fd;k gS] tk s vU; vx.z kh i'z kYq d vulq fwp;k sa e sa
fu/kkfZjr blh idz kj dh 'krksZa d s vuq:i gSA
¼xvii½ HkMa kj.k iHzkkj vuqlpw h d s varxZr] ,echihVh u s bl iHzkko d s fy, ,d uksV fu/kkfZjr fd;k gS fd izo's k dh vuqefr u fn, x, dkxks Z ij
dkbs Z izHkkj ugh a olyw k tk,xk rFkk jkds s x, dkxksZ ij foyEc 'kYq d dh olyw h dkxksZ d s VfeuZ y gkus s dh rkjh[k l s mld s ogka l s tkus
dh rkjh[k rd dh tk,xhA bl ukVs e sa ;g Hkh dgk x;k gS fd izo's k dh vueq fr u fn, x, dkxk Zs dk s tgkt d s ekfyd }kjk VfeuZ y
lpa kyd }kjk ukfsVl fn, tku s dh rkjh[k l s rhu fnu d s Hkhrj gVkuk gkxs k rFkk bldh vuiq kyuk u fd, tku s dh fLFkfr e sa VfeuZ y
lpa kyd }kjk ,sl s eky dk s tgkt ds ekfyd d s [kp Z ij gVk;k tk,xkA bl lca /ak e sa ;g mYy[s kuh; gS fd ,slh gh 'kr Z ,echihVh d s
nj eku e sa Hkh ekStnw gSA bfaM;u epVsZa pSEcj ¼vkb,Z elh½ dh bu fVIif.k;k sa d s lca /ak e sa fd vxy s ty;ku e sa j[k s tku s rd jkds dj
j[k s x, dkxks Z d s LFkkukarj.k] xfr'khyrk ,o a HkMa kj.k dk iHzkkj f'kfiax ykbu@,tVsa k sa }kjk ogu fd;k tk,xk] ;g mYy[s k fd;k tkuk
vko';d gS fd bl 'kr Z e sa izo's k dh vueq fr u fn, x, dkxk sZ dk s gVku s d s iHzkkj dk s 'kkfey fd;k x;k gS u fd vkb,Z elh }kjk
mfYyf[kr ifjn'` ; dk s 'kkfey fd;k x;k gSA vkb,Z elh }kjk mfYyf[kr ifjn'` ; d s fy,] chvkVs h lpa kyd ,echihVh }kjk vuiq kyuk
fd, tk jgh ifzØ;k&fof/k dh vuiq kyuk dj ldr s gSAa
¼xviii½ o"k Z 2013 ds l'a kkfs/kr i'z kYq d fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa d s [k.M 2-2 e sa ;g vi{s kk dh xb Z gS fd bl izkf/kdj.k }kjk dk;Z&fu"iknu ekudk sa ds lkFk
lna Hk Z i'z kYq d dk Hkh fu/kkZj.k fd;k tk,A gkya kfd] o"k Z 2013 d s l'a kkfs/kr fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa d s vuqlkj bl izkf/kdj.k d s fy, ikVs Z }kjk
izLrkfor dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa dh vuiq kyuk djuk vko';d ugh a gS ijar q ;g vo/kkj.kk vrdZlxa r ugh a gkxs h fd ikVs Z }kjk ;fqDrlxa r
,o a izkI; dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa dk fu/kkZj.k fd;k tk,A
,echihVh }kjk Fkkds eky dkxksZ] cksjkcna dkxk]sZ dVa us j dkxk sZ rFkk ykSg ,o a bLikr mRiknk sa d s lca /ak e sa dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa dk
fu/kkZj.k fd;k x;k gSA ftu dkxksZ enk sa ds fy, dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudksa dk fu/kkZj.k fd;k x;k gS] os lna HkZ i'z kqYd vuqlpw h esa iLz rkfor
dkxks Z enk sa d s i'z kYq d d s leku gkus s pkfg,A ,echihVh u s ykSg ,o a bLikr d s ekey s e sa 4000 Vu ifzrfnu rFkk Fkkds eky dkxk]sZ cksjkcna
dkxks Z ,o a dVa us j dkxksZ d s ekey s e sa iRz;ds ds fy, 2500 Vu ifzrfnu ds lkda fsrd ekun.Mk sa dk fu/kkZj.k dj dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa dk
izLrko fd;k gAS pfwad bu lkda fsrd ekun.Mk sa dk s ml le; fuEurj ik;k x;k tc budh ryq uk ykSg ,o a bLikr ,o a dVa us j dkxk sZ
iRz;ds ds ekeys esa 7500 Vu izfrfnu ifzr cFk Z rFkk Fkksd eky dkxksZ ,o a cksjkcna dkxk sZ d s fy, 4000 Vu izfrfnu ifzr cFk Z dh b"Vre
{kerk x.kuk d s lkFk dh tkrh gS] blfy, ,echihVh l s ;g vuqjk/sk fd;k x;k Fkk fd dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa dh leh{kk dh tk,A bl
lca /ak e]sa ,echihVh u s dgk gS fd dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudks a dh leh{kk vko';d ugh a gS D;kfsad dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa ds fy, iLz rkfor
ekun.M xzkgh }kjk vuqjf{kr fd, tku s oky s U;uw re ekunMa gS a rFkk ;g vkn'k Z fj;k;r djkj ij vk/kkfjr g Sa vkSj fd ;g vf/kd
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dk;s yk lpa kyu VfeuZ y d s fy, lanHk Z i'z kYq d d s fu/kkZj.k gsr q dkps hu ikVs Z VªLV rFkk cgqmnn~ 's kh; vkWQ';ksj dkxksZ VfeuZ y d s fy,
lna Hk Z i'z kYq d d s fu/kkZj.k gsr q eqEcb Z ikVs Z VªLV d s izLrko dk s vueq kfsnr djr s le; bl izkf/kdj.k u s ;g ik;k gS fd vHkh gky gh ds bu
nk s ekeyksa e sa lca fa/kr e[q ; ikVs Z VªLV }kjk izLrkfor dk;&Z fu"iknu ekud dkQh fuEurj gSA¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 21
o"k Z 2013 d s l'a kkfs/kr i'z kYq d fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa d s [k.M 2-5 e sa ;g fu/kkZj.k fd;k x;k gS fd Vh,,eih }kjk vf/klfwpr lna Hk Z i'z kYq d ,o a
dk;&Z fu"iknu ekud dk mYy[s k ckys h nLrkots rFkk ckn e sa ihihih ifj;kts ukvk sa d s lca /ak e sa fj;k;r djkj e sa fd;k tk,xkA mi;DZq r
fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa d s vuqlkj] fj;k;r djkj e sa 'kkfey fd, tku s oky s Lrj rd dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa dk s izkIr dj fy, tku s ij lpa kyd
lpw d lna Hk Z i'z kYq d d s vfrfjDr 15 ifzr'kr rd of`) dju s d s fy, ik= gkxs kA bl idz kj] i'z kYq d e sa c<+ksrjh dk nkok dju s d s fy,
dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa dk s izkIr djuk o"k Z 2013 d s fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa dk vk/kkj gSA e[q ; ikVs Z VªLVk sa l s izkIr izLrkok sa d s vk/kkj ij bl
izkf/kdj.k }kjk vf/klfwpr fd, tku s oky s dk;&Z fu"iknu ekud ,slk izrhr gksrk g S fd lEi.w k Z fj;k;r vof/k djkj d s nkSjku lpa kyd
}kjk olyw fd, tku s oky s i'z kYq d ij egRoi.w k Z iHzkko MkysaxAs o"k Z 2013 d s fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa e sa vfHkdfYir dk;&Z fu"iknu l s tMq s+ g,q
i'z kYq d d s izko/kku d s nf`"Vxr ;g mi;Dq r gkxs k fd e[q ; ikVs Z VªLV ;Fkk lrdZrk j[k s vkSj dsoy iksr ifjogu ea=ky; }kjk tkjh
vkn'k Z fj;k;r djkj d s dk;&Z fu"iknu ekud d s ifjf'k"V&15 e sa mfYyf[kr ekun.Mk sa dk s Lohdkj dju s d s vfrfjDr ;fqDrlxa r Lrj
ij dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa dk izLrko djr s le; i;kIZr /;ku j[kAs ifjf'k"V&15 e sa l>q ko fn;k x;k gS fd ekun.M e[q ; dkxk sZ enks a
,o a vU; iSjkehVjk sa d s fy, ldy cFk Z ifzr fnu vkÅViVq d s lca /ak e sa lkda fsrd gSA ikVs Z VªLV }kjk izLrkfor dk;&Z fu"iknu ekud ;fn
b"Vre ?kkV {kerk dh x.kuk e sa lqfopkfjr lpa kyu nj l s de Hkh gk s rk s o"k Z 2013 d s fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa d s vuqlkj chvkVs h lpa kydks a d s
ikl dk;&Z fu"iknu e sa fcuk fdlh c<+ksrjh d s fj;k;r djkj e sa fu/kkfZjr fuEurj dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa dk s izkIr dju s ij lpw d lna Hk Z
i'z kYq d e sa 15 ifzr'kr rd i'z kYq d la'kk/sku dju s dk fodYi gkxs kA ,slk dju s l s 'kk;n og bfPNr mnn~ 's ; iwjk ugh a gkxs k ftld s fy,
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dk vuqjk/sk fd;k gS tk s ihihih ifj;kts uk dh b"Vre ?kkV {kerk dh x.kuk e sa 'kkfey vkÅViVq ¼lpa kyu½ nj l s fuEurj ugh a gkus s
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¼lpa kyu½ nj d s vk/kkj ij gh fd;k x;k gAS bl idz kj] cksjkcna dkxk sZ d s fy, iRz;ds cFk Z ij ifzrfnu 4000 Vu dk dk;&Z fu"iknu
ekud rFkk ykSg ,o a bLikr mRiknk sa ,o a dVa us j dkxk sZ d s ekey s e sa 2500 Vu dk dk;&Z fu"iknu ekud fu/kkfZjr fd;k x;k gSA
fofHkUu dkxks Z ds dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa dks vfHk'kkflr dju s okyh 'krksZa dk fu/kkZj.k dju s lca /akh fof'k"V vuqjk/sk d s ckotnw ,echihVh
}kjk bldk fu/kkZj.k ugh a fd;k x;k gSA bl ckr dk s /;ku e sa j[kr s g,q fd o"k Z 2013 d s l'a kkfs/kr fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa d s [k.M 2-2 d s vulq kj
bl izkf/kdj.k d s fy, dk;&Z fu"iknu dk fu/kkZj.k djuk vko';d gS] gekj s fy, l'a kkfs/kr dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa dk s lna Hk Z i'z kYq d
vuqlpw h d s lkFk vf/klfwpr fd;k tk,xkA
9-1 mi;DqZ r d s v/;/khu] lna Hk Z i'z kYq d dk s vfHk'kkflr dju s okyh 'krk sZa d s lkFk lna Hk Z i'z kYq d vuqlpw h dk s l'a kkfs/kr fd;k x;k gSA
9-2 l'a kkfs/kr lna Hk Z i'z kYq d vuqlpw h llllyyaayyaa XXXXuuuudddd&&&&AAAAAAAA e sa nh xb Z gS vkSj gekj s }kjk l'a kkfs/kr ,echihVh ds gkcZj oky cFk Z d s fy, dk;&Z fu"iknu
ekudk sa dks llllyyaayyaa XXXXuuuudddd&&&&AAAAAAAAAAAA e sa fn;k x;k gSA
9-3 mi;DqZ r fn, x, dkj.kk sa rFkk ifj.kke d s fy, ,echihVh gkcZj oky cFk Z d s fy, l'a kkfs/kr lna Hk Z i'z kYq d vuqlpw h dk s vueq kfsnr fd;k tkrk
gS rFkk l'a kkfs/kr dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa d s lkFk vf/klfwpr fd;k tkrk gSA
9-4 o"k Z 2013 d s l'a kkfs/kr i'z kYq d fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa d s [k.M 2-5 d s vuqlkj] bl izkf/kdj.k }kjk vf/klfwpr lna Hk Z i'z kYq d vkSj dk;&Z fu"iknu
ekudk sa dk mYy[s k ckys h nLrkots vkSj ihihih ifj;kts ukvk sa d s lca /ak e sa fj;k;r djkj e sa fd;k tk,xkA rnuqlkj] ,echihVh dk s lna Hk Z
i'z kYq d ,o a dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa dk s ckys h nLrkots rFkk bld s ckn ikVs Z }kjk lger ihihih ifj;kts ukvk sa d s lca /ak e sa fj;k;r djkj e sa
'kkfey dju s dh lykg nh xb Z gSA
10-1 okf.kfT;d lpa kyu ¼lhvkMs h½ dh rkjh[k l s mlh foRr o"k Z dh 31 ekp Z rd] i'z kYq d dk s ml o"k Z d s fy, izklfaxd lpw d lna Hk Z i'z kYq d rd
lhfer fd;k tk,xk] tk s vf/kdre lhek gkxs hA mi;DqZ r lna Hk Z i'z kYq d dk s iRz;ds o"k Z Lor% gh o"k Z 2013 d s i'z kYq d fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa d s iSjk
2-2 e sa inz Rr lpw hdj.k d s vk/kkj ij l'a kkfs/kr fd;k tk,xk] tk s lEi.w k Z fj;k;r vof/k d s nkSjku ykx w gksxkA
rFkkfi] ihihih lpa kyd nwlkj s lpa kyu o"k Z l s dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa ¼^^dk;&Z fu"iknu l s tMq +k gvq k i'z kYq d½ d s lkFk i'z kYq d dk izLrko
dju s d s fy, Lora= gkxsa ]s tk s izklafxd foRr o"k Z d s fy, lpw hc) lna Hk Z iz'kYq d d s vfrfjDr gkxs k] ijar q ,slk vkxkeh foRr o"k Z dh 1 viSzy
l s 90 fnu iwo Z fd;k tk ldxs kA ,slk dk;&Z fu"iknu l s tMq +k gvq k i'z kYq d ml izklfaxd foRr o"k Z d s fy, lpw hc) lna Hk Z i'z kYq d l s 15
ifzr'kr l s vf/kd ugh a gkxs k ¼vkSj ;g i'z kYq d lhek gkxs h½A dk;&Z fu"iknu l s tMq +k gvq k i'z kYq d vkxkeh foRr o"k Z dh ,d rkjh[k ls iHzkkoh
gkxs k vkSj lEi.w k Z foRr o"k Z ds fy, ykx w gkxs kA
10-2 ;g izLrko Vh,,eih dk s ifj;kts uk d s fj;k;r djkj d s varxZr fu;Dq r Lora= bta hfu;j l s bl iez k.k&i= d s lkFk izLrqr fd;k tk,xk]
ftle sa fj;k;r djkj e sa ;Fkk 'kkfey iwoZorh Z 12 ekg e sa dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa dh izkfIr vFkok lpa kyu d s iFz ke o"k Z d s okLrfod ekg dh
l[a ;k] tSlk Hkh ekeyk gk]s dh miyfC/k dk s n'kk;Z k tk,xkA
10-3 izLrko izkIr gkus s ij] Vh,,eih izLrko izkfIr d s 7 fnu d s Hkhrj o"k Z 2013 d s i'z kYq d fn'kk&fun'sZ kk sa d s iSjk 5 e sa mfYyf[kr dk;&Z fu"iknu
ekudk sa dh izkfIr d s lca /ak e sa e[q ; iksV Z VªLV d s fopkj izkIr djxs kA22 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
10-4 ;fn lpa kyd iwoZorh Z 12 ekg e sa fj;k;r djkj e sa 'kkfey dk;&Z fu"iknd ekudk sa dk s izkIr ugh a djrk gS rk s Vh,,eih vkxkeh foRr o"k Z d s
fy, dk;&Z fu"iknu l s tMq +s g,q i'z kYq d dh vf/klpw uk d s izLrko ij fopkj ugh a djxs k rFkk lpa kyd vkxkeh foRr o"k Z d s fy, dsoy
lpw hc) lna Hk Z i'z kYq d dk s ykx w dju s d s fy, ik= gkxs kA
10-5 e[q ; ikVs Z VªLV d s erksa ij fopkj dju s d s ckn ;fn Vh,,eih bl ckr l s lar"qV gk s fd fj;k;r djkj e sa 'kkfey dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudks a
dk s izkIr dj fy;k x;k gS rk s bld s }kjk 15 ekp Z rd dk;&Z fu"iknu l s tMq +s g,q i'z kYq d dh vf/klpw uk tkjh dh tk,xh rFkk ;g vkxkeh
foRr o"k Z d s 1 vizSy l s ykx w gksxhA
10-6 dk;&Z fu"iknu l s tMq +s g,q i'z kYq d ds izLrko ij fopkj djr s g,q Vh,,eih dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa rFkk lpa kyd }kjk budh vuiq kyuk dk
Hkh /;ku j[kk tk,xkA Vh,,eih lpa kyd }kjk dk;&Z fu"iknu d s ekudk sa dh izkfIr vFkok vU;Fkk ds vk/kkj ij dk;&Z fu"iknu d s ekudk sa
dh izkfIr vFkok vU;Fkk d s vk/kkj ij dk;&Z fu"iknu l s tMq +s g,q i'z kYq d izLrko dk s Lohdkj dju s vFkok fujLr dju s ij fu.k;Z djxs kA
lpw hc) lna Hk Z i'z kYq d ,o a dk;&Z fu"iknu l s tMq +s g,q i'z kYq d d s fu/kkZj.k e sa o"k Z 2013 d s i'z kYq d fn'kk&funsZ'kk sa d s lkFk lya Xu ifjf'k"V
lkns kgj.kk sa dh vuiq kyuk dh tk,xhA
10-7 lpa kyu d s rhlj s o"k Z l s ihihih lpa kyd d s dk;&Z fu"iknu ls tMq +s g,q iz'kYq d izLrko dk s Vh,,eih }kjk Lor% gh vf/klwfpr fd;k tk,xk]
tk s Lora= bta hfu;j }kjk ;Fkk iez kf.kr iwoZorh Z 12 ekg esa dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa dh izkfIr d s v/;/khu gkxs kA rhlj s o"k Z ls ihihih
lpa kyd dk;&Z fu"iknu l s tMq +s g,q i'z kYq d dk izLrko 1 ekp Z rd Lora= bta hfu;j l s izkIr miyfC/k iez k.k&i= d s lkFk iLz rrq fd;k
tk,xk rFkk Vh,,eih 20 ekp Z rd bldh vf/klpw uk tkjh djxs k vkSj dk;&Z fu"iknu l s tMq +k gvq k i'z kYq d vkxkeh foRr o"kZ l s ykx w gkxs kA
10-8 ;fn fdlh miHkkDs rk dk s Vh,,eih }kjk vf/klfwpr dk;&Z fu"iknu ekudk sa d s ihihih lpa kyd }kjk miyfC/k izkIr u fd, tku s d s lca /ak e sa
dkbs Z f'kdk;r gk s rk s og Vh,,eih dk s iRz;kons u izLrqr dj ldrk gS tk s bld s ckn vH;kons u dh tkpa djok,xk rFkk viu s fu"d"k Z
lcaa fa/kr e[q ; ikVs Z VªLV dk s lkSia xs kA e[q ; ikVs Z VªLV lca fa/kr fj;k;r djkj d s izko/kkuk sa d s vuqlkj fu"d"kks Za ij vko';d dkjZokb Z dju s d s
fy, ck/; gkxs kA
10-9 fj;k;r djkj ij gLrk{kj dju s d s 15 fnu d s Hkhrj lca fa/kr lpa kyd Vh,,eih dk s fj;k;r djkj vxfzs"kr djxs k] tk s bl s viuh ocs lkbV
ij miyC/k djk,xkA
10-10 ihihih lpa kyd }kjk dkxks Z VªSfQd] ifzrfnu tgkt cFk Z vkÅViVq ] tgktk sa d s vkSlr ?keq ko le;] vkSlr izh&cfFkxZa izrh{kk le; rFkk
iRz;ds d s fy, vuHqkwr i'z kYq d ds lca /ak e sa Vh,,eih dk s frekgh fjikVs Z izLrqr dh tk,xhA ihihih lpa kyd }kjk iRz;ds frekgh dh lekfIr
d s ,d ekg d s Hkhrj frekgh fjikVs Z izLrqr dh tk,xhA Vh,,eih }kjk vifs{kr vU; dkbs Z lpw uk Hkh mud s }kjk le;≤ ij iLz rrq dh
tk,xhA
10-11 Vh,,eih viuh ocs lkbV ij ihihih lpa kyd l s izkIr lHkh lpw uk, a izdkf'kr djxs kA rFkkfi] Vh,,eih fdlh ihihih lpa kyd l s ,slh
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& i;kZoj.k jkgr ykxr @ 0-5% 0-93 0-93
& fofo/k @ 5% 10-55 10-55
ccccFFFFkkkk ZZ ZZggggkkkk;;;;jjjj ddddkkkk;;;;ddZZddZZ yyyykkkkiiii dddd ss ssffffyyyy,,,, ddddyyqqyyqq iiiittwawattwawa hhhhxxxxrrrr 222222221111----55555555 222222221111----55555555
ddddyyqqyyqq iiiiffffjjjj;;;;kkkkttssttss uuuukkkk yyyykkkkxxxxrrrr ¼¼¼¼dddd $$$$ [[[[kkkk½½½½ 666644443333----55551111 666644443333----55551111
III ddddkkkkxxxxkkkk sZsZ sZsZ llllppaappaa kkkkyyyyuuuu ddddkkkk;;;;ddZZddZZ yyyykkkkiiii dddd ss ssffffyyyy,,,, iiiippzzppzz kkkkyyyyuuuu yyyykkkkxxxxrrrr ####iiii;;;; ss ssddddjjjjkkkkMMssMMss ++ ++ eeee aassasas
¼d½ fo|qr ¼6 bZ,y,y Øus ½ 2-84 2-77
¼,echihVh& 100 ;fwuV@?kVa k@Øus * #i; s 7-90 ifzr ;fwuV* 6000 ?kVa s ifzr o”k]Z 6 Øus d s fy,½
¼Vh,,eih&100 ;fwuV@?kVa k@Øus * #i; s 7-52 ifzr ;fwuV* 6132 ?kVa s ih,] 6 Øus d s fy,½
[k b/Zaku ykxr
& gkcZj eksckbyZ Øus ¼1½ 0-50 0-56
¼,echihVh&15 yhVj @?kVa k@Øus #i; s 56 ifzr yhVj* 6000 ?kVa s ih,] 1 ,p,elh d s fy,½
¼,echihVh&15 yhVj @?kVa k@Øus #i; s 60-70 ifzr yhVj* 6132 ?kVa s ih,] 1 ,p,elh d s fy,½
& ekcs kbZy cfSxxa e’khu ¼3½ 1-21 1-34
¼,echihVh& 12 yhVj@?kVa k@e’khu* #i; s 56 ifzr yhVj* 6000 ?kVa s ih,] 3 dUo;s j ds fy,½24 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
¼,echihVh& 12 yhVj@?kVa k@e’khu* #i; s 60-70 ifzr yhVj* 6000 ?kVa s ih,] 3 dUo;s j d s fy,½
izkVs Csy dUo;s j ¼11 ehVj yackb½Z ¼5½ 2-02 2-23
¼,echihVh& 12 yhVj@?kVa k@e’khu* #i; s 56 ifzr yhVj* 6000 ?kVa s ih,] 5 dUo;s j ds fy,½
¼,echihVh& 12 yhVj@?kVa k@e’khu* #i; s 60-70 ifzr yhVj* 6000 ?kVa s ih,] 5 dUo;s j d s fy,½
& i;s ykMs j 4 1-61 1-79
¼,echihVh&12 yhVj@?kVa k@i s yksMj* #i; s 56 ifzr yhVj* 6000 ?kVa s ifzro”k]Z 4 i s yksMj d s fy,½
¼Vh,,eih&12 yhVj@?kVa k@i s ykMs j* #i; s 60-70 ifzr yhVj* 4 i s ykMs j d s fy,½
& ,Q,yVh 20 Vu ¼2½ 1-34 1-49
¼,echihVh&20 yhVj@?kVa k@Qksd Z fy¶V* #i; s 56 ifzr yhVj* 6000 ?kVa s izfr o”k]Z 2 ,Q,yVh 10 Vu d s fy,½
¼Vh,eih& 20 yhVj@?kVa k@Qkds Z fy¶V* #i; s 60-70 ifzr yhVj* 6132 ?kVa s ifzr o”k]Z ,Q,yVh 10 Vu d s fy,½
& ,Q,yVh 10 Vu ¼2½ 0-67 0-74
¼,echihVh&10 yhVj@?kVa k@Qksd Z fy¶V* #i; s 56 ifzr yhVj* 6000 ?kVa s izfr o”k]Z 2 ,Q,yVh 10 Vu d s fy,½
¼Vh,eih& 10 yhVj@?kVa k@Qkds Z fy¶V* #i; s 60-70 ifzr yhVj* 6132 ?kVa s ifzr o”k]Z ,Q,yVh 10 Vu d s fy,½
¼x½ ejEer vkSj vuqj{k.k
&flfoy ifjlia fRr;k a ¼flfoy dk; Z dk 1%½ 2-35 2-35
& edS fsudy midj.k ¼midj.k ykxr ij 5%½ 8-37 8-37
& fofo/k ifjlia fRr;k a flfoy dk; Z ?kVd ij 1% vkjS midj.k ykxr ?kVd dk 5%½ 0-54 0-54
¼?k½ chek ¼ldy vpy ifjlaifRr;k sa ij 1%½ 1-76 1-76
¼M-½ eYw ;g~kl
& flfoy dk; Z @ 3-34% 0-00 0-00
& edS fsudy dk;Z 17-30 16-73
¼,echihVh& midj.k ykxr ij 10-34%½
¼Vh,,eih& midj.k ykxr ij 10%½
&fofo/k ifjlia fRr;ka 0-87 0-84
¼,echihVh&fofo/k ifjlaifRr;k sa d s Hkkx d s :i e sa midj.k ?kVd ij 10-34½
¼Vh,,eih& fofo/k ifjlia fRr;k sa d s Hkkx d s :i e sa midj.k ?kVd ij 10%½
¼p½ ykbZlsal Qhl ¼:i; s 50 ifzr oxZehVj izfrekg½ 2-40 2-40
¼N½ vU; [kpk sZ ¼fofo/k ifjlia fRr;k sa d s Hkkx d s :i e sa edS fsudy dk;k±s dh ykxr vkSj eSdfsudy dk;k±s d s ?kVd 8-78 8-78
ij 5%½
dyq ipz kyd ykxr 52-56 52-68
IV ddddkkkkxxxxkkkk sZsZ sZsZ iiiippzzppzz kkkkyyyyuuuu]]]] ddddkkkk;;;;ddZZddZZ yyyykkkkiiii dddd ss ssffffyyyy,,,, vvvvuuuueeqqeeqq kkkkffffuuuurrrr jjjjkkkkttttLLLLoooo vvvvkkkkoooo’’’’;;;;ddddrrrrkkkk vvvvkkkkSjSjSjSj vvvviiiiÝÝÝÝVVaaVVaa iiii’’zz’’zzkkkkYYqqYYqq dddd
(i) vvvvuuuueeqqeeqq kkkkffffuuuurrrr jjjjkkkkttttLLLLoooo vvvvkkkkoooo’’’’;;;;ddddrrrrkkkk
¼d½ dyq izpkyu ykxr 52-56 52-68
¼[k½ fu;kfstr itwa h ij olyw h 16% 59-51 67-51
¼x½ dkxk sZ lpa kyu dk;dZ yki l s dqy jktLo vko’;drk 120-07 120-19
(ii) jjjjkkkkttttLLLLoooo vvvvkkkkoooo’’’’;;;;ddddrrrrkkkk ddddkkkk ffffooooHHHHkkkkkkkkttttuuuu
¼d½ dkxk sZ lpa kyu iHzkkj ¼,ihvkj dk 90%½ 108-07 108-07
¼[k½ HkMa kj.k iHzkkj ¼,ihvkj dk 5%½ 6-00 6-01
¼x½ fofo/k izHkkj ¼,ihvkj dk 5%½ 6-00 6-01
¼?k½ dkxk sZ lpa kyu dk;dZ yki l s dqy jktLo vko’;drk 120-07 120-19
(iii) ddddkkkkxxxxkkkk sZsZ sZsZ llllppaappaa kkkkyyyyuuuu iiiiHHzzHHzzkkkkkkkkjjjj
¼¼¼¼dddd½½½½ ddddkkkkxxxxkkkk sZsZ sZsZ llllppaappaa kkkkyyyyuuuu iiiiHHzzHHzzkkkkkkkkjjjj
& jktLo vko’;drk ¼jkf’k #i; s ea½s 1080651084 1081716971
& ykgS o LVhy mRiknk sa dh b”ZVre {kerk 5902050 5902050
& cdzs cYd dkxks Z dh b”ZVre {kerk 383250 383250
& cXSM dkxk sZ dh b”ZVre {kerk 178850 286160
& dVa us jhd`r dkxks Z dh b”ZVre {kerk 76650 76650
& ykgS o LVhy mRiknk sa d s lapkyu dh ifzrVu nj 201-00 157-50
& cdzs cYd dkxks Z d s lpa kyu dh ifzrVu nj 57-80 472-51
& c.S M dkxk sZ d s lpa kyu dh ifzrVu nj 57-80 295-32
& dVa us jhd`r dkxks Z d s lpa kyu dh ifzrVu nj 201-00 157-50
¼¼¼¼[[[[kkkk½½½½ HHHHkkkkMMaaMMaa kkkkjjjj....kkkk iiiiHHzzHHzzkkkkkkkkjjjj
&jktLo vko’;drk ¼#i; ss djkMs + e½s 60036171 60095387
& HkMa kj.k iHzkkj yxku s d s fy, dkxk sZ dh ifzr’krrk
& ykgS o LVhy mRikn vkSj dVa us jhd`r dkxk½sZ 30-60% 30-60%
& cdzs cYd dkxks Z vkSj cXSM dkxksZ 3-00% 3-00%
& HkMa kj.k iHzkkj yxku s d s fy, dkxk sZ dh {kerk ¼fefy;u Vu½
& ykgS o LVhy mRikn vkSj dVa us jhd`r dkxk½sZ 1829482 1829482¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 25
& cdzs cYd dkxksZ 11498 11498
& cXSM dkxksZ 5366 8585
cdzs cYd dkxks]Z cXSM dkxk sZ vkSj ykgS o LVhy mRiknk sa vkSj dVa us jhd`r dkxk Zs d s fy, HkaMkj.k izHkkj fu’kYq d vof/k ifzrfnu vFkok ifzrfnu vFkok Hkkx
d s ckn Hkkx d s fy, d s fy, ifzrVu nj
ifzrVu nj
& iFzke l s 20o as fnu 2-97 2-10
& 21o sa l s 40o as fnu 4-45 3-15
& 41o sa fnu d s ckn 5-93 4-20
¼¼¼¼xxxx½½½½ ffffooooffffoooo////kkkk iiiiHHzzHHzzkkkkkkkkjjjj
& jktLo vko’;drk ¼:Ik; s djksM + e½s 60036171 60095387
& {kerk ¼fefy;u Vu ifzro”k½Z 6520000 6648110
& fofo/k iHzkkj ¼:i; s ifzrVu½ 9-21 9-04
¼¼¼¼[[[[kkkk½½½½ ccccFFFFkkkk ZZ ZZggggkkkk;;;;jjjj iiiiHHzzHHzzkkkkkkkkjjjj
(i) jjjjkkkkttttLLLLoooo vvvvkkkkoooo’’’’;;;;ddddrrrrkkkk jjjjkkkkffff’’’’kkkk ####iiii;;;; ss ss eeeeaass s as a
¼d½ ejEer o vuqj{k.k izHkkj ¼cFk Z dh iwta hykxr ij 1%½ 2-22 2-22
¼[k½ eYw ;g~kl ¼MªfStxa ykxr gVkdj ldy CykWd dk 3-34%½ 2-67 2-67
¼x½ chek ¼MªSftxa ykxr gVkdj ldy CykWd dk 1%½ 0-80 0-80
¼?k½ flfoy vkSj edS sfudy ij vU; [kp sZ ¼MªfStxa ykxr gVkdj ldy CykWd dk 5%½ 3-99 0-00
mmmmiiii ttttkkkkMMssMMss ++ ++ (i) 9999----66667777 5555----66668888
(ii) fu;kfstr itwa h ij olyw h @ 16% 35-45 35-45
cfFkxZa lsokvks a l s dqy jktLo vko’;drk (i+ ii) 45-12 41-13
cFk Z gk;j iHzkkj
fon’s k xeuh; ty;ku ¼ifzr thvkjVh ifzr?kaVk nj½ 0-035 5-271
rVh; ty;ku ¼ifzr thvkjVh izfr?kVa k nj½ #i; s e sa 1-29 3-162
,,,,eeeecccchhhhiiiihhhhVVVVhhhh }}}}kkkkjjjjkkkk iiiizLzLzLzLrrrrqrqrqrqr ccccFFFFkkkk ZZ ZZggggkkkk;;;;jjjj xxxx....kkkkuuuukkkk
ccccddzszsddzszs ccccYYYYcccc ,,,,ddddhhhhdddd`r`r`r`r oooo ddddVVaaVVaa uussuuss jjjjhhhhddddrr``rr``
ØØØØ---- llll--aa--aa ffffoooooooojjjj....kkkk ;;;;ffwwffwwuuuuVVVV ccccXXSSXXSSMMMM ddddkkkkxxxxkkkk ZZss ZZss
ddddkkkkxxxxkkkk ZZss ZZss ddddkkkkxxxxkkkk ZZss ZZss
(i) iklyZ vkdkj Vu vFkok ihlh;w 30000 25000 20000
(ii) ty;ku vkdkj MhMCY;Vw h 40000 40000 40000
(iii) vkSlr thvkjVh thvkjVh ?kVa s 19500 16250 13000
(iv) iRz;kf’kr iz’kYq d fefy;u Vu 0-38 0-19 5-83
(v) cFk Z dh nfSud izokg {kerk VhihMh vFkok ihlh; w 2500 2500 7500
(vi) cFk Z fnolk sa dh l[a ;k cFk Z fnol 9 9 1-7
(vii) cFk Z ?kVa ka s dh l[a ;k ?kVa s 216 216 40-8
(viii) ty;kuk sa dh la[;k l[a ;k 13 8 292
(ix) dyq thvkjVh ?kVa s (iv* ix) thvkjVh ?kVa s 247783 123937 3792459
(x) jktLOk vko’;drk 45-12
ccccFFFFkkkk ZZ ZZggggkkkk;;;;jjjj&&&&ffffoooonnnn’’ss’’sskkkk xxxxeeeeuuuuhhhh;;;; ttttyyyy;;;;kkkkuuuu ¼¼¼¼vvvveeeesjsjsjsjhhhhddddhhhh MMMMkkkkWWyyWWyyjjjj eeee½½ss½½ss 0-035
ccccFFFFkkkk ZZ ZZggggkkkk;;;;jjjj&&&& ¼¼¼¼####iiii;;;; ss sseeee½½sasa½½sasa ¼¼¼¼ $ 0000----00003333555577776666* ####iiii;;;; ss ss 66660000½½½½ 2-15
ccccFFFFkkkk ZZ ZZggggkkkk;;;;jjjj&&&& rrrrVVVVhhhh;;;; ttttyyyy;;;;kkkkuuuu 1-29
VVVVhhhh,,,,,,,,eeeeiiiihhhh vvvvuuuueeqqeeqq kkkkuuuukkkk sasa sasa dddd ss ss vvvvuuuuqlqlqlqlkkkkjjjj ccccFFFFkkkk ZZ ZZ ggggkkkk;;;;jjjj xxxx....kkkkuuuukkkk
,,,,ddddhhhhdddd`r`r`r`r oooo
ØØØØ---- llll--aa--aa ffffoooooooojjjj....kkkk ;;;;ffwwffwwuuuuVVVV ccccddzszsddzszs ccccYYYYdddd ddddkkkkxxxxkkkkZZss ZsZs ccccXXSSXXSSMMMM ddddkkkkxxxxkkkk ZZss ZZss ddddyyqqyyqq
ddddVVaaVVaa uussuuss jjjjhhhhdddd`r`r`r`r ddddkkkkxxxxkkkk ZZss ZZss
(i) f’k¶V d s vkmViVq Vu@fnu 10000 16000 30000
(ii) vkSlr thvkjVh Vu 19500 16250 13000
(iii) vkSlr iklZy vkdkj Vu 30000 25000 20000
(iv) iRz;kf’kr lpa kfyr Vuts Vu 383250 286160 5978700 6648110
(v) cFk Z fnuk sa dh vkSlr l[a ;k (iv/i) fnol 38 18 199 256
(vi) cFk Z ?kVa k sa dh l[a ;k (24 X v) ?kVa s 920 429 4783 6132
(vii) ty;kuk sa dh iRz;kf’kr l[a ;k l[aa ;k 13 11 299
(viii) dyq thvkjVh ?kVa s (ii x vi) thvkjVh ?kVa s 17936100 6975150 62178480 87089730
(ix) jktLo vko’;drk #Ik; s 411281920
fon’s kh ty;ku d s fy, 74 vkSj rVh; ty;ku d s
fy, 26 dk;Z26 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
87089730* 74%* x + 37039730* 26%* 0-6 x = 411281920
411281920
5-271
3-162
vvvvuuuuccqqccqq //aa//aakkkk&&&&II
eeeeccqqaaccqqaa bbbb ZZ ZZ iiiiRRRRRRRRkkkkuuuu UUUU;;;;kkkkllll
ccccggggqqiiqiqi;;zz;;zz kkkkttssttss uuuuhhhh;;;; ggggkkkkccccZZjjZZjj cccckkkkyyyy ccccFFFFkkkk ZZ ZZ dddd ss ss ffffyyyy,,,, llllnnaannaa HHHHkkkk ZZ ZZ VVVVSSffSSffjjjjQQQQ vvvvuuuuqqllqqllppwwppww hhhh
iiiiffffjjjjHHHHkkkkkkkk””””kkkkkkkk,,,, aa aa
(i) rVh; ty;ku dk vFkZ gS dkbs Z ty;ku tk s Hkkjr esa fdlh iRru ;k LFkku l s Hkkjr e s fdlh vU; iRru ;k LFkku
d s chp O;kikj e sa vuU; :i l s fu;ksftr gS rFkk ftld s ikl l{ke izkf/kdkjh }kjk tkjh oS/k rVh; ykblsla gSA
(ii) fon’s kh ty;ku dk vFk Z gS rVh; ty;ku d s vykok dkbs Z vU; ty;kuA
(iii) ifzrfnu dk vFk Z gS ifzr dySMa j fnu tcrd vU;Fkk dfFkr u gkAs
llllkkkkeeeekkkkUUUU;;;; ffffuuuucccc//aa//aakkkkuuuu vvvvkkkkSSjjSSjj ‘‘‘‘kkkkrrrr sZsZ sZsZ
( )
i ty;ku dh fLFkfr] bld s lhek&‘kYq d vFkok ukiS fjogu egkfun’s kd vFkok ukSifjogu egkfun’s kd vFkok edUsZVkbyZ lenq hz;
foHkkx vFkok Hkkjrh; ty;ku ita h;d vFkok egkjk”Vª eSfjVkbeZ ckMs Z }kjk iez k.ku l s mit s vFkok rVh; ty;ku vf/kfu;e]
varn’sZ kh; ty;ku vf/kfu;e d s varxZr tkjh] bld s ty;u lca /akh iHzkkjksa d s i;z kts u d s fy, ßrVh;Þ vFkok ßfon’s k xeuh;Þ
d s :i e sa oxhdZ j.k dk fu.kk;Z d dkjd gkxs k vkSj dkxk sZ dk Lo:Ik vFkok bldk mnx~ e bl i;z kts u d s fy, fdlh Hkh
idz kj l s lxa r ugh a gkxs kA
(ii) ¼d½ Hkkjrh; irkdk dk fon’s k xeuh; ty;ku ftld s ikl lkekU; O;kikj ykblsal gS] ftl s lhek&’kYq d lia fjorZu vkn’s k
vFkok lhek&’kYq d foHkkx d s rVh; LFkkiuk vuHqkkx es a rVh; varjk”ZVªh; lkekU; efsuQsLV nkf[ky dju s d s vk/kkj ij
rVh; ipz kyu d s fy, ifjofrZr fd;k tk ldrk gSA
¼[k½ fon’s kh irkdk ds fon’s k xeuh; ty;ku dk s iksr ifjogu egkfun’s kd }kjk tkjh rVh; ;k=k ykblsal ds vk/kkj ij
rVh; ipz kyu d s fy, ifjofrZr fd;k tk ldrk gSA
¼x½ ,sl s ifjoruZ d s ekeyk sa e sa rVh; nj ykMs ikVs Z }kjk ml le; l s iHzkkj ;kXs; gkxs h tc ty;ku rVh; lkeku dh
ykfsMxa vkjHak djrk gSA
¼?k½ ,ssl s ifjoruZ d s ekeyk sa e]sa rVh; nj dsoy ml le; iHzkkj;kXs; gkxs h tc rd ty;ku rVh; dkxk sZ fueqZfDr ipz kyuk sa
dk s iwjk djrk gS] mld s rRdky Ik’pkr ~ fon’s k tku s okyh nj sa fueZfqDr iRruk sa }kjk iHzkkj ;ksX; gkxsa hA
¼M-½ iksr ifjogu egkfun’s kd l s rVh; ykblsal j[ku s oky s lefiZr Hkkjrh; rVh; ty;ku d s fy,] rVh; njk sa d s fy,
dkbs Z vU; nLrkots vifs{kr ugh a gSA
¼p½ dkxks Z ipz kyu d s brj iRru ij vku s oky s ty;kuks a d s fy, mi;DZq r ¼x½ vkSj ¼?k½ e sa lna fHkZr ‘krsZ a ykx w gkxsa hA
(iii) i;z kDs rk dk s VfeuZ y ipz kyd d s dkj.k U;k;kfspr Lrj d s ij s foyca d s fy, iHzkkj ugh a nus s gkxsa As
(iv) foyfacr Hkqxrkuk@sa fjQMa k sa ij C;kt%
¼d½ i;z kDs rk njk sa d s bl ekiØe d s varxZr foyfacr Hkxq rkuk sa d s fy, nkfaMd C;kt dk Hkqxrku djxs kA blh izdkj
VfeuZ y ipz kyd foyfacr okifl;k sa ij nkfaMd C;kt dk Hkqxrku djxs kA
¼[k½ nkfaMd C;kt dh nj Hkkjrh; LVVs cdSa ¼,lchvkb½Z dh iz/kku vx.z kh nj l s 2 ifzr’kr Åij gkxs hA nkfaMd C;kt
nj ipz kyd vkSj iRru i;z kDs rkvk]sa nkus k sa ij leku :i l s ykx w gksxhA
¼x½ /kujkf’k dh okilh ij foyca dh x.kuk dsoy lsokvk sa ds i.w k Z gkus s dh rkjh[k l s 20 fnu Ik’pkr~~ vFkok i;z kDs rkvk sa
l s vifs{kr lHkh nLrkots k sa d s izLrqr fd, tku]s tks Hkh ckn e sa gk]s l s dh tk,xhA
¼?k½ i;z kDs rkvk sa }kjk Hkxq rkuk sa e sa foyca dh x.kuk dsoy ipz kyd }kjk fcy izLrqr fd, tku s dh rkjh[k l s 10 fnu d s
i’pkr ~ dh tk,xhA rFkkfi] ;g izko/kku ,sl s ekeyk sa e sa ykx w ugh a gkxs k tgk a Hkxq rku lsok, a izkIr dju@s iRru
U;kl dh lia fRr;k sa dk i;z kxs dju s l s iwo Z fd;k tkuk gS] tSlkfd egkiRru U;kl vf/kfu;e 1963 e sa fu/kkfZjr
fd;k x;k gS vkSj@vFkok tgk a bu njk sa d s ekiØe e sa ,d ‘kr Z d s :i esa iHzkkjk sa dk Hkxq rku vfxez e sa fd;k tkuk
fofufn”ZV gSA
¼M-½ C;kt dh x.kuk fcy nus s dh rkjh[k l s Hkqxrku dh rkjh[k rd fnuk sa dh okLrfod l[a ;k d s fy, dh tk,xhA
(v) fdlh Hkh fcy esa olyw fd, x, U;uw re iHzkkjk sa lkS #i; s ¼100½ dsoy gksxa sA
(vi) vkdfyr fd, x, lHkh izHkkj iRz;sd fcy d s ldy ;ksx ij vkxkeh mPprj #i, rd i.w kkfZdr fd, tk,xa As
(vii) fdlh Hkh en dk ldy Hkkj vFkok ifjek.k }kjk ekiu vFkok {kerk dh x.kuk e sa 0-5 rd v’a k dk s 0-5 ;fwuV ekuk
tk,xk vkSj 0-5 Hkkx vkSj bll s vf/kd dk s ,d ;fwuV ekuk tk,xk] tc rd vU;Fkk fufn”ZV u gkAs
(viii) okilh d s fdlh Hkh nkos ij rHkh fopkj fd;k tk,xk ;fn okiluh; jkf’k #i; s 100 vFkok vf/kd gSA blh idz kj
iRru dk s n;s jkf’k #i; s 100 l s de gS rk s VfeuZ y fuEu idz kj C;kt ugh a nxs kA
(ix) ¼d½ bl ekunjk sa e sa fu/kkfZjr nj sa mPpre njk sa ij gS% blh idz kj nj sa vkSj NVw tehu ij gSAa VfeuZ y ipz kyd ;fn
pkg s rk s fuEu nj sa y s ldrk gS vkSj@vFkok vf/kd NVw vueq r dj ldrk gSA
¼[k½ VfeuZ y ipz kyu ;fn pkg s rk s eku njk sa e sa fu/kkfZjr njk sa dh vuiq ;z ksxrk dk s ‘kkflr dju s okyh fu/kkfZjr ‘krksaZ dk
iuq xBZ u dj ldrk gS ;fn ,sl s iuq xBZ u l s i;z kDs rk dk s ifzr ;fwuV nj e sa jkgr fey s vkSj ekunjk sa e sa fu/kkZfjr
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TARIFF AUTHORITY FOR MAJOR PORTS
NOTIFICATION
Mumbai, the 15th January, 2014
No. TAMP/48/2013-MBPT.— In exercise of the powers conferred by Sections 48, 49 and 50 of the Major
Port Trusts Act, 1963 (38 of 1963), the Tariff Authority for Major Ports hereby disposes of the proposal received from
the Mumbai Port Trust (MBPT) for the proposed Harbour Wall Berth at Mumbai Port Trust under the revised guidelines
for Determination of Tariff for Projects at Major Ports, 2013, which were notified vide Notification No.TAMP/18/
2013-Misc. dated 30 September, 2013 vide Gazette No. 254 as in the Order appended hereto.
TARIFF AUTHORITY FOR MAJOR PORTS
Case No. TAMP/48/2013-MBPT
Mumbai Port Trust - - - - - Applicant
QUORUM:
(i) Shri. T.S. Balasubramanian, Member (Finance)
(ii) Shri C.B. Singh, Member (Economic)
O R D E R
(Passed on this 19th day of December 2013)¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 29
This case relates to the proposal received from the Mumbai Port Trust (MBPT) for fixation of reference tariff
for the proposed Harbour Wall Berth at MBPT.
2.1 The MBPT vide its letters dated 23 September, 2013 has filed a proposal for fixation of Reference tariff for
proposed Harbour Wall Berth.
2.2 The highlights of the project as furnished by the MBPT are summarized below:
(i) The proposed Project at Harbour Wall Berth at Mumbai Port includes strengthening existing berths (18-22
ID) at Indira Dock by constructing 10 m wide and 883 m long pile supported platform with a depth of
14.6 MCD to cater to 40000 DWT vessels.
(ii) The license is for a period of 30 years on DBFOT basis.
(iii) The total cost of the project is ` 643.51 crores.
2.3. The main submissions made by the MBPT in its proposal dated 23 September, 2013 are summarised below:
(i) The cargo proposed to be handled at the facility are Iron & Steel Products, Break Bulk Cargo, Bagged
Cargo &Containerised Cargo.
(ii) The Optimal Terminal Capacity calculation is as follows:
Sl. Optimal Berth Capacity
Type of Cargo % Share of Capacity Handling Rate
No. 1 Berth 4 Berths Units
(i). Iron & Steel 78% 7500 TPD 1.49 5.95 MTPA
(ii). Break Bulk Cargo 15% 2500 TPD 0.10 0.38 MTPA
(iii). Bagged Cargo 7% 2500 TPD 0.05 0.19 MTPA
(iv). Containerized Cargo As and when basis - - -
TOTAL 6.52 MTPA
Share of Cargo (78%, 15% & 7%) has been taken based on the Detailed Feasibility Report (DFR).
(iii) The capital cost of the project is estimated as ` 643.51 crores as per TAMP Guidelines. The item wise
quantities are as per updated/ reviewed DFR. The capital cost comprising of civil works cost,
mechanical works cost and berth cost are as follows:
Unit Cost Total Amount
Sl. No. Item Description Quantity Unit
(` ) (` in Crs)
A Cargo Handling
Civil Works
1 Dredging Requirement in Channel 207.00
2 Add for (a) Detailed Engineering, soil investigation and Project 14.49
Supervision @7%
(b) Contingencies @3% 6.21
(c) Works Contract tax @2.8% 5.80
(d) Environmental mitigation cost @0.5% 1.04
Sub Total (A) 234.54
B Miscellaneous
Add 5% towards interest during construction 11.73
Sub Total (B) 11.73
C Mechanical & Electrical Works
1 Level luffing cranes 6 Nos. 183900000 110.34
2 Mobile Harbour Cranes 1 Nos. 245200000 24.52
3 Mobile Hoppers 6 Nos. 3500000 2.10
4 Mobile bagging machine 3 Nos. 7000000 2.10
5 Portable conveyors (11m length) 5 Nos. 2000000 1.00
6 Payloaders 4 Nos. 1000000 0.40
7 FLT 20T and 10T (2 nos. each) 4 Nos. 5000000 2.00
8 Elevated conveyors (Length: 15m) LS 0.25
9 Lighting Buoys 75 Nos. 100000 0.75
10 Beacon Lights 16 Nos. 100000 0.16
11 Power distribution and area lighting 4.07
12 Add for30 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
Unit Cost Total Amount
Sl. No. Item Description Quantity Unit
(` ) (` in Crs)
(a) Detailed Engineering, soil investigation and Project Supervision @ 10.34
7%
(b) Contingencies @ 3% 4.43
(c) Works Contract tax @ 2.8% 4.14
(d) Environmental mitigation cost @ 0.5% 0.74
Sub Total (C) 167.33
D Miscellaneous
Add 5% for towards interest during construction 8.37
Sub Total (D) 8.37
Total Cost for Cargo Handling Activity (A+B+C+D) 421.96
Berth Activity
E Civil Works
1 Enabling works for strengthening of Harbour Wall Berths 0.20
2 Civil works for strengthening of Harbour Wall Berths 5.86
3 Pre stressed rock anchors for strengthening of Harbour Wall Berths 6.73
4 Piling for Berth platform – Mobilisation and Demobilisation 4.00
5 Pile Foundation for Berth Platform 18.09
6 Dock for Berth Platform 22.17
7 Deck fittings and Miscellaneous for Berth Platform 9.67
8 Pre stressed rock anchors for Berth Platform Piles 0.39
9 Dredging Requirement for Harbour Wall Berths 119.12
10 Add for
(a) Detailed Engineering, soil investigations and 13.04
Project Supervision @ 7%
(b) Contigencies @ 3% 5.59
(c) Works Contract tax @ 2.8% 5.21
(d) Environmental mitigation cost @ 0.5% 0.93
Sub Total (E) 211.00
F Miscellaneous
Add 5% towards interest during construction 10.55
Sub Total (F) 10.55
Total Cost of Berthing Activity 221.55
Total Capital Cost (A+B+C+D+E+F) 643.51
(iv) The details of the Annual Operation & Maintenance Cost estimates as per TAMP guidelines is given below :
Capital Cost
Sl. No. Item Description Norms Cost (Crs.)
(```` in Crs.)
A Cargo Handling 421.96
Operation & Maintenance costs
1 Power 100 Units/Hour/Crane 1.90
2 Fuel Cost (TAMP Guidelines) 4.91
3 Repairs and Maintenance Cost
(A) Civil Works 246.26 1% of capital cost 2.46
(B) Mechanical & Electrical Works 175.70 5% of capital cost 8.78
4 Insurance 175.70 1% of gross block assets 1.76
5 Depreciation
(A) Civil Works 0.00 3.34% of Civil Assets 0.00
(B) Mechanical & Electrical Works 175.70 10.34% of Civil Assets 18.17
6 License Fee 50 ` /Sqm/Month 2.40
7 Other Expense on Civil &Mech 175.70 5% of capital cost 8.78
Total Operation & Maintenance Costs 49.16
B Berth Activity 221.55
Operation & Maintenance Costs
1 Repairs and Maintenance Costs 221.55 1% of civil cost 2.22
2 Insurance 79.83 1% of gross block assets 0.80
3 Depreciation 79.83 3.34% of Civil Assets 2.67
4 Other Expenses on Civil &Mech 79.83 5% of capital cost 3.99
Total Operation & Maintenance Costs 9.67
(v) The Annual Revenue Requirement has been estimated as follows :
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(Crs.)
1 Return on Capital Employed (16% of Capital Cost) 102.96
2 Operation & Maintenance Cost 58.83
Total Revenue Requirement 161.79
Allocation of Revenue Requirement
Wharfage Charges (Composite of all Cargo Handling Charges) 105.00
Berth Hire Charges 45.12
Storage Charges 5.83
Miscellaneous Charges 5.83
Total Revenue Requirement (Cargo Handling) 161.79
(vi) The rates proposed by the MBPT are as follows :
Unitized &
Proposed Charges Break Bulk Cargo Bagged cargo Units
Containerized cargo
WHARFAGE CHARGES
Foreign 55.1 55.1 191.7 Per MT
Coastal 33.1 33.1 115.0 Per MT
BERTH HIRE CHARGES Foreign Coastal
0.035$ 1.29 ```` `per GRT/ Hr
STORAGE CHARGES
For first to 20th day For 21st to 40th day 41st onwards
Break Bulk Cargo Per tonne per day 2.97 4.45 5.93
Bagged Cargo Per tonne per day 2.97 4.45 5.93
Unitized & Containerized cargo Per tonne per day 2.97 4.45 5.93
(vii) The Performance Standards in the form of indicative norms for Gross Berth Output for different categories of
cargo are as follows :
Cargo category Indicative Norms
Break Bulk Cargo 4000 T/ Day
Bagged Cargo 4000 T/ Day
Unitized & Containerized cargo 2500 T/ Day
Iron & Steel 4000 T/ Day
3. In accordance with the consultative procedure prescribed, the proposal dated 23 September 2013 was
circulated to the concerned users / user organisations and shortlisted bidders (as forwarded by the MBPT) for seeking
their comments.The comments received from the concerned users/ user organisations and shortlisted bidders were
forwarded to the MBPT as feedback information. The MBPT, under coever of its letter dated 13 November 2013 has,
interalia, responded to the comments of the users/ user organisations and shortlisted bidders
4. Based on a preliminary scrutiny of the proposal, the MBPT was requested vide our letter dated 7 October 2013
to furnish additional information/ clarifications. The MBPT vide its letter dated 14 October 2013 has responded to our
queries. A summary of the queries raised by us and the response of MBPT thereon are tabulated here below :
Sl. No. Queries raised by us Reply received from MBPT
I. General:
(i) MBPT to list down the names of the cargo items covered under each of the Break Bulk cargo includes Rock Phosphate, Sulphur, Fertiliser and other Misc.
cargo items ‘Break Bulk Cargo’, ‘Bagged Cargo’ and ‘Unitized dry bulk cargo. Bagged cargo includes Agricultural product such as Sugar, Rice,
&Containerised Cargo including Iron & Steel Products’, proposed to be and other such cargo, which comes in bagged form. Under Unitised and
handled at the facility. Containerised Cargo Category, only Iron and Steel products such as HR coils, etc.
which are unit in nature are proposed to be handled at the facility.
(ii) MBPT to certify that the operator of the facility would not be allowed to Handling of Coal, Cruises are not allowed. Handling of containers is allowed after
handle any other cargo other than break bulk cargo, bagged cargo and unitized 2nd December, 2017. All other general cargoes can be handled. MBPT has no
&containerised cargo including iron & steel products (as mentioned in the list specific objections for handling any other type cargo. Cargo-mix has been
to be furnished by MBPT with reference to above query). identified at Page No.14 of RDPR.
(iii) The MBPT to furnish the details of the quantum of the total area proposed to An area of 40000 sq.mtr. (approx.) is proposed to be allotted to the operator for
be allotted for the facility, its allocation for the various ancillary purposes and the facility. The area of wharfs and sheds along the harbour wall can be used as32 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
the actual area that would be available for stacking. It is noteworthy that the Back up area.
Reviewed Detailed Project Report (RDPR) recommends to allot 10 to 15 acres
of land for storage of cargo. RDPR also suggests that some area of Indira
Dock can be covered for this purpose.
(iv) The MBPTto also confirm that the proposed allotment is in line with the Land MBPT has confirmed that the proposed allotment is in line with the Land use plan
use plan of the Port. of the port.
(v) The proposal of the port envisages strengthening the existing berths (18-22 Berth Pockets are planne to be dredged to a depth of 14.6m below CD as per GOI
ID) at Indira Dock by constructing 10m wide and 883m long pile supported guidelines for future development. However, there is a restriction in approach
platform with a depth of 14.6m CD to cater to 40000 DWT vessels. Para 3.4 channel as they would be kept at 9.3m below CD therefore ships with draft up to
of the RDPR states that the handling of up to 40000 DWT vessels requiring a 11.3m will be handled. Hence there will be a restriction of ship sizes that can be
draft of 11m to 11.3m near HWB is envisaged and it has further proposed to handled and hence no rework is necessary.
dredge to -12.50m CD to allow a safe stay of the ships at all tides.
A harmonious reading of this para of RDPR shows that a vessel of 40000
DWT could be easily handled in a draft of 11m to 12.5m CD. As the HWBs
are envisaged to handle vessels upto 14m draft considering future dredging to
a depth of 14.6m CD for its HWB project, the berths would be in a position to
cater to the vessels of more than 40000 DWT. Further, it is noteworthy that
the MBPT, in its another proposal for fixation of upfront tariff under 2008
guidelines for Multipurpose Offshore Cargo Berth project forwarded to us
vide its letter dated 18 September 2013 has considered a depth of 13.5m CD
to cater 60000 DWT vessels.
In view of above position, the port to review/ rework the parcel sizes of cargo,
handling rate of the vessel, optimal capacity of the terminal and berth hire
charges calculation based on modified ship size DWT (to be considered by the
MBPT).
II. Optimal capacity:
(i) The MBPT in its proposal has stated that vessels carrying break bulk cargo, Iron & Steel Cargo is Unitized & Containerized Cargo. Hence no rework seems to
bagged cargo and unitized & containerised cargo would be handled at the be necessary.
facility. However, the optimal capacity calculation takes into account the
cargo share of iron & steel products, break bulk cargo and bagged cargo.
MBPT to review the optimal capacity calculation by considering the share of
break bulk cargo, bagged cargo and unitized & containerised cargo.
(ii) MBPT to furnish the basis for considering the share of iron & steel products, Kindly refer Pg. 14 of the revised DPR wherein total traffic has been considered
break bulk cargo and bagged cargo at 78%, 15% and 7% respectively, with at 6.7 MTPA. Considering the individual traffic of Iron & steel product at 5.2
analysis. MTPA with total traffic of 6.7 MTPA, share of Iron & Steel products works out
to 78%. Similarly, considering the individual proposed traffic of Break Bulk &
Bagged Cargo at 1.0 MTPA & 0.5 MTPA respectively with total projected traffic,
share of Break Bulk & Bagged cargo works out to 15% & 7% respectively.
(iii) In its capacity calculation, though the MBPT has indicated that containerised MBPT is under a license agreement with operator of Offshore Container Terminal
cargo would be handled on ‘as and when basis’, it has not prescribed any at Mumbai Port, which has an exclusivity clause and hence no other bidder will
share for the containerised cargo in the capacity calculation. When the MBPT be allowed to handle containers for a certain period of time. Therefore the
anticipates handling of containerised cargo and the rates for handling and capacity calculation for Containerized cargo is shown as “as and when basis” and
storage are proposed in the draft Scale of rates, the share for the containerised no rework seems necessary.
cargo may also be captured by the MBPT in the capacity calculation. It is
noteworthy that berth no. 22 is also proposed to be allocated for handling
containerised cargo as mentioned in the RDPR at page no. 14.
(iv) MBPThas captured the handling of containerised cargo at the proposed In view of 2(iii) above 2(iv) is not applicable.
facility. MBPT to furnish the basis for the percentage share of the
containerised cargo and justify the handling rate for the containerised cargo so
considered.
(v) MBPT has considered 78% share of Iron & Steel products while working out The total traffic considered for Harbour Wall project is proposed at 6.7 MTPA.
optimal capacity of the terminal. MBPT has also forwarded a proposal for Out of this, proposed traffic for Iron & Steel products as worked out in DPR is 5.2
fixation of upfront tariff under 2008 guidelines for its proposed Multipurpose MTPA. Hence the share of Iron & Steel products works out to 78%. The traffic
Offshore Cargo Berth (MOCB) in which it has considered 87% share of Iron projected are based on the DPR.
& Steel in optimal capacity of MOCB terminal. That being so, MBPT to
confirm the share of Iron & Steel products considered in the HWB proposal.
(vi) The 2008 upfront guidelines prescribe a norm of 4000 tonnes per day for The handling rates are calculated based on traffic projections, ship sizes, berth
break bulk (bagged cargo). The port has also proposed performance standard occupancy etc. as given in Fig 4.7 of the DPR. However, Performance standards
for both break bulk cargo and bagged cargo at 4000 tonne per day. That being have been taken from Model Concession Agreement approved by Ministry of
so, consideration of handling rate of both viz., break bulk cargo and bagged Shipping.¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 33
cargo at 2500 tonnes per day to be justified. The basis for the handling rate of
Iron and Steel products at 7500 tonnes per day at one berth to be furnished.
(vii) MBPT to furnish the actual handling rate in respect of break bulk cargo, Average handling rates for Iron & Steel, Break Bulk and General Cargo
bagged cargo and iron & steel products achieved at MBPT in a berth during (Including Bagged Cargo) in Tonnes are as follows :
the last three years viz., 2010-11 to 2012-13, for each cargo for each of the
above mentioned years. Sl. No. Commodity 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13
1. Iron & Steel 5423 5770 5492
2. Break Bulk 2612 2508 2755
3 General Cargo 1843 1962 1884
(Including Bagged Cargo)
(viii) Considering that the MBPT has taken into account the handling rate in respect Project envisages one mobile harbour crane as an essential equipment.
of break bulk cargo, bagged cargo and Iron and Steel products, based on the Assumption that the whole of 78% of Iron & Steel cargo throughput will be
deployment of 6 nos. of 20 tonne ELL cranes in the capacity calculation, handled by MHC is not correct.In the Tariff Proposal the equipment deployment
consideration of one additional Mobile Harbour Crane (MHC) at the facility, is taken as per the DPR.
is justified. It is understood that the purpose of deployment of ELL cranes and
HMC are for ship shore transfer of cargo. It is noted that 2008 guidelines do
not permit simultaneous deployment of wharf cranes and HMCs for ship shore
transfer of cargo, in a multipurpose berth.
(ix) With reference to berth No. 18 to 22 considered in the proposal, the MBPT to
clarify/ furnish/ justify the following:
(a) The configuration of each berth in terms of its length and The dimensions of the total berth is 883m x 10m
breadth.
(b) The rationale behind considering berth No. 19 to 22 (Four The Berth Numbers were initially given for smaller ship sizes, however since
berths) equivalent to three berths as mentioned at page no. 14 of the RDPR. larger ship sizes are proposed to be handled, the Berth Numbers 19 to 22 is
considered equivalent to 3 berths
(c) As mentioned below para no. 3.8 at page no. 14 of the RDPR, For the proposed handling rate, the number of equipments proposed are sufficient
berth no. 18 is considered as one berth and berth no. 19 to 22 are treated as as per DPR and RDPR.
equivalent to three berths with larger ships aggregating to 4 berths. The 2008
guidelines prescribe a norm of 3 no. of ELL cranes of 20 tonne capacity for a
multipurpose berth. The MBPT has considered deployment of only 6 nos. of
ELL cranes of 20 tonne capacity for 4 berths. That being so, consideration of
4 berths instead of 2 berths for the project to be justified.
III. Capital costs:
(i) The MBPT has given reference of various sections of RDPR in the civil Quantities have been based on DPR and no change in the same was proposed.
capital cost estimate for both cargo handling activity and berth hire activity.
The MBPT to furnish the basis for the quantum of each item of civil work
considered in RDPR/ Capital Cost Estimates to arrive at the estimated civil
capital costs under cargo handling activity and berthing activity.
(ii) Though the MBPT has furnished RDPR indicating details of the capital civil Cost as proposed in RDPR and accepted by Board has been taken as base for
cost estimates, it has not furnished the copy of the document substantiating the calculating Capital Cost. At the time of preparation of RDPR, all unit rates have
base rate considered in the calculation of civil costs. The MBPT to furnish the been taken based on the current market rates (2013 level) for various items of
same highlighting the rate so considered under both viz., cargo handling works prevailing in the region and based on the rate available for similar nature of
activity and berthing activity. work executed recently. Dredging rates have been taken based on the recent
works awarded by Mumbai Port Trust. Equipment’s costs have been considered
based on unit rates provided in DPR of Offshore Multipurpose Cargo Berth
wherever applicable
(iii) The estimated total capital dredging cost indicated in RDPR at `326.12 crores
is seen to be apportioned between Cargo Handling Activity at `207 crores and
Berthing activity at `119.12 crores. In this regard, MBPT to furnish the
following:
(a) The guidelines of 2008 envisage only cost of dredging alongside
the berth in the estimation of capital cost for calculation of berth hire charges.
Therefore, consideration of cost of channel dredging to be justified. Cost of dredging alongside the berth is only considered in Berth Hire activity. The
cost of channel dredging is a major part of the project cost and therefore has been
considered in the Tariff Proposal. Also, it has, been considered in Cargo Handling
activity else the rates derived for cargo handling activity would be abnormally
low and Berth Hire charges would be abnormally high affecting the viability of
the project.
(b) The cost relating to Dredging in the Channel has been34 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
considered under the cargo handling activity. In this regard, the port to MBPT has confirmed that the proposed dredging in channel considered in the
confirm that the benefit of the additional draft that will be available in the project will only be available to the vessels using the proposed HWB facility.
Channel due to the proposed dredging will only be availed by the vessels
using the proposed HWB facility. If not, then to clarify why the users of HWB
should be burdened with the cost of channel dredging, the benefit of which
may be shared by other vessels.
(c) MBPT to also furnish the basis of apportionment of dredging
cost considered in capital cost estimates for cargo handling activity and berth
hire activity.
Dredging in berth pockets has been considered in Berth Hire activity and
Dredging in channel has been considered in Cargo Handling activity.
(iv) The unit cost of dredging indicated in RDPR at ` 150 per cubic metre, `4000 The estimated rate/ M3 for capital dredging for soil is `150 per cu. mtr. and for
per cubic metre and `2000/- per cubic metre for soil dredging & dumping, rock it is `3800 per cu.mtr. based on recent rates of dredging excluding
rock dredging and removal of cofferdam respectively in the estimated capital mobilization cost. Considering the difficulties of working near the existing
dredging cost of `326.12 crores to be validated with documentary proof. harbour wall berth the unit rate of rock dredging is kept at `4000 per cu.mtr.
(v) Except for considering the cost relating to Dredging in the Channel in the All other civil works involve strengthening of Harbour Wall/Berths and hence
estimation of civil costs under the cargo handling activity, the cost of no other have been considered in Berth Hire Activity only.
civil works have been considered. The MBPT to explain the reason for not
considering the cost of any other ancillary civil works under the cargo
handling activity.
(vi) MBPT to furnish the basis for the lumpsum considered in the estimation of The lumpsum considered in the estimation of cost of some of the items
cost of some of the items considered under civil capital costs and dredging considered under civil capital costs and dredging costs in RDPR is mainly for the
costs in RDPR justifying the cost considered in the estimates. mobilization and demobilization for the civil and dredging equipments which are
generally considered on lumpsum basis. At the time of preparation of RDPR, all
lumpsum rates have been taken based on the market survey done by the
consultant.
(vii) The equipping plan proposed for the facility is not seen to be in line with the The equipment plan proposed is as per DPR which was accepted by Board.
equipping plan for the multipurpose terminal as prescribed in the Upfront
Guidelines. Further, as noted from Section 6 of the RDPR, it appears that the
number of handling equipment has been decided keeping in view future
requirement also. Therefore, the MBPT to furnish an analysis supported with
workings to justify the number of each type of equipment envisaged to be
used at the facility to handle iron & steel products, break bulk cargo and
bagged cargo, to show that given the productivity of each type of the
equipment, the quantity of different equipment commensurate with the
quantity of each cargo estimated to be handled. While doing so, the MBPT to
take into account the revision in the optimal capacity of the facility to be made
by MBPT for the reasons brought out earlier.
(viii) MBPT to furnish documentary evidence in support of the cost of each type of The cost as proposed in RDPR and accepted by Board has been taken as base for
equipment. Also, furnish workings to determine the cost of each type of cost of equipment. At the time of preparation of RDPR, it was based on market
equipment as considered by MBPT in its calculations. survey done and as per the cost taken in Offshore Multipurpose Cargo Berth for
similar equipment. For other equipment, the cost as per DPR is taken.
(ix) MBPT to justify consideration of cost towards Detailed Engineering soil Provisions towards contingencies, tendering, detailed engineering, project
investigations and Project Supervision @ 7%, Contingencies @ 3%, Works management have been included separately as per standard norms.
Contract tax @ 2.8% and Environmental mitigation cost @ 5% each under
civil costs and mechanical costs.
(x) The MBPT has considered interest during construction (IDC) separately in the 5% considered towards interest during construction under the Miscellaneous cost
estimation of capital cost. This is not seen to be in line with the Upfront tariff is for upfront payments, working capital margin and IDC are as per guidelines.
guidelines of 2008.
IV. Operating Costs:
(i) Power cost: Power costs:
(a) The MBPT to furnish the workings with regard to estimation of 6 Level Luffing Cranes * 100 units/hr *4000 hrs *7.9 ` /Unit = 1.9 Crores.
power cost at `1.90 crores.
(b) MBPT to furnish documentary evidence in support of per unit Average cost of power consumption works out to apprx. `6.86 per unit. Further
cost of electricity considered in the workings to be furnished with regard to considering transmission and distribution losses of 15%, the cost per unit works
the above mentioned query. out to `7.90 per unit. Photocopies of few bills are attached for ready reference.
(MBPT has not furnished the copy of the electricity bills )
(ii) Fuel expenses: Fuel expenses:
(a). The MBPT to furnish the workings with regard to the fuel (1 Mobile Harbour Crane *15 ltrs/hr + 3 Mobile Bagging Machine * 12 ltrs/hr + 5¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 35
expenses estimated at `4.91 crores. Portable Conveyors * 12 ltrs/hr + 4 Payloaders * 12 ltrs/hr + 2 FLT 20T * 20
ltrs/hr + 2 FLT 10T * 10 ltrs/hr) * 4000hrs * 56`/ltr=` 4.91 crores.
Consumption of Fuel for FLT 10T and payloaders has been taken as per TAMP
(b). As seen at page no. 24 of the RDPR, the MBPT appears to have guidelines. For rest of the equipment the consumption of fuel is as per industry
considered the consumption of 15 litres per hour for MHC, 12 litres per hour standards.
each for bagging machine and portable conveyor, 20 litres per hour for FLT of
20 tonne capacity and 10 litres per hour for FLT of 10 tonne capacity. The
MBPT to justify the consumption of fuel considered for the above said
equipment with documentary proof.
(iii) Licence fees:
(a) The MBPT has indicated the licence fee as `50/- per sq.m per month. It MBPT has given reference of section 3.3 (A) (I) of MBPT Scale of Rates which
has, however, not indicated the quantum of area considered for calculation of provides for the rate of `50/- per sq.mtr. per month for open area. Detailed
licence fees. Further, in the absence of requisite details/ workings, it is not working are as below :
found possible to check the correctness of the licence fee amount of `2.40 50 ` /Month (as per SOR) * 40000 sq.mtr. X 12 months= `2.40 Crores.
crores. The MBPTto, therefore, furnish the basis for considering the said rate
by giving reference to its Scale of Rates and supported by necessary workings.
(b) It appears from page no. 14 of RDPR that existing warehouse 18 is
envisaged to be used for storage. MBPT to furnish the treatment for the
licence fee leviable for use of warehouse 18 given in the operating cost
estimates. Existing warehouse No.18 has been proposed for using for emergency storage
only.
(iv) Other Expenses:
The upfront guidelines prescribe a norm of 5% of the gross fixed assets for Civil Works in the proposed projects includes only dredging and since dredging
estimation of ‘Other Expenses’. However, the MBPT is seen to have does not form part of Fixed Assets, the same has been excluded.
estimated ‘Other Expenses’ at 5% of the cost of Mechanical works. The
reason for excluding the cost of civil works from the estimation of other
expenses to be explained.
V. Apportionment of Annual Revenue Requirement:
(a) Though the MBPT has apportioned the Annual Revenue Requirement MBPT has furnished Workings in this regard.
(ARR) relating to the Cargo handling activity among handling charges,
storage charges and miscellaneous charges in the ratio of 90:5:5, the MBPT
has not furnished workings, showing the further apportionment of the ARR to
determine the handling charges, storage charges and miscellaneous charges
for each of the cargo item. The MBPT to, therefore, furnish detailed workings
in this regard.
(b) Similarly, MBPT to furnish workings done to arrive at the proposed berth
hire charges from the ARR relating to the berthing activity.
MBPT has furnished Workings in this regard.
VI. Scale of Rates:
(i) In the proposed tariff Schedule furnished by MBPT, the following
deficiencies are noticed:
(a) Though the cargo item of Iron & Steel products constitutes 78% share of Unitized Cargo includes Iron & Steel products hence the same rates are proposed.
the optimal capacity of the terminal, the port has not proposed a separate tariff
for ‘Iron & Steel Products’ and has included it in the proposed tariff for
Unitized & Containerized cargo. Please propose a specific rate for the Iron
and Steel products.
(b) If the share of containerized cargo is not captured in the optimal capacity
calculation, there does not appear to be any reason to prescribe a rate for
handling the containerized cargo in the tariff schedule. MBPT is under a license agreement with operator of Offshore Container Terminal
at Mumbai Port, which has an exclusivity clause and hence no other will be able
to handle containers for a certain period of time. Therefore the capacity36 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
calculation for Containerized cargo is shown as “as and when basis”.
(c) No definitions for the terms used in the Scale of Rates have been
proposed. MBPT has furnished Proposed scale of rates including definitions.
(d) It has already been decided by this Authority in other upfront tariff cases MBPT has considered `60 per dollar as the basis for calculation. The Berth Hire
that prescribing dollar denominated upfront tariff would not be appropriate charges may be computed in ` using this rate.
which will have a validity of 30 years. Firstly, applying a WPI based
escalation on a foreign currency is not correct. Secondly, the foreign exchange
variation over the next 30 years cannot be predicted. In case of any abnormal
variations, either the users or the operator will have to bear the incidence,
depending on which side the appreciation takes place. This Authority has,
therefore, prescribed the upfront berth hire which is normally prescribed in
dollar terms in rupee denomination, in all upfront tariff cases. The MBPT to,
therefore, propose rupee denominated tariff for the proposed berth hire
charges.
(e) No conditionalities with reference to levy of berth hire have been
proposed.
(f) A note listing down the services that would be covered under the proposed
handling charges to be proposed. MBPT has included Conditionalities in the proposed scale of rates for levy of
Berth Hire charges.
Wharfage cover services such as labour, management and supervision of labour,
control & supervision of cargo, operation & maintenance of cargo handling
(g) Under the storage charges schedule, a note to the effect that no storage equipment etc. Berth Hire charges covers operation & maintenance of berth,
charge shall accrue for the period during which the terminal operator is not in Marine structures & dredging etc.
a position to deliver cargo when requested by the user for reasons attributable
to the terminal operator, as prescribed in the Scale of rates relating to upfront A note to the effect that no storage charge shall accrue for the period during
tariff fixed at other major port trusts, to be incorporated. which the terminal operator is not in a position to deliver cargo when requested
by the user for reasons attributable to the terminal operator is incorporated in
(h) The rate towards ‘Miscellaneous charges’ have not been proposed. proposed scale of rates.
(i) The list of services covered by the levy of miscellaneous charges to be Miscellaneous Charges of `8.95 per tonne for all cargo is proposed. The same has
prescribed. been included in the proposed scale of rate and calculation thereof is furnished.
The miscellaneous charges prescribed above is a composite charge for provision
of all miscellaneous services such as sweeping of cargo on the wharf, weighment
(j) A general note prescribed in the tariff schedule with regard to indexation of cargo, dust suppression etc.
of the tariff caps to inflation has not been proposed by the Port. A general note
in this regard to be proposed keeping in view the year to which the capital A general note prescribed in the tariff schedule with regard to indexation of the
costs and the operating costs belong. tariff caps to inflation has been proposed in the proposed scale of rates.
The MBPT to take note of the above said deficiencies and propose a complete
tariff Schedule.
(ii) In the proposed tariff Schedule, the MBPT has proposed a free period of 3 Tariff Schedule alongwith the conditionalities as stated at 6(ii) is revised and
days for the import cargo and 7 days for the export cargo. This is not seen to included in the Proposed Scale of Rates.
be in line with the free period prescribed in the upfront guidelines. The MBPT
is requested to propose the free days, as stipulated in the guidelines.
VII. Performance Standards:
(a) The MBPT has furnished the Performance Standards. The indicative norm Norms used for calculation of optimal capacity is as per DPR based on Parcel
proposed by the port for Iron & Steel products at 4000 TPD is seen to be on a size, Ship size etc. However, the norms proposed for performance standards are
lower side when compared to the per day output of 7500 TPD considered by minimum of what the concessionaire is required to maintain and is taken from
the port in optimal capacity calculation. The MBPTto, therefore, review the Appendix-15 of Model Concession Agreement provided by Ministry of Shipping.
performance standards. The conditionalities governing the performance [The MBPT has furnished the Performance Standards. The indicative norms
standards for the various cargoes also to be proposed. proposed by the port for Iron & Steel products at 4000 TPD is seen to be on a
lower side when compared to the per day output of 7500 TPD considered by the
port in optimal capacity calculation.]
MBPT is under a license agreement with operator of Offshore Container Terminal
(b) If the share of the containerized cargo is not to be considered in the at Mumbai Port, which has an exclusivity clause and hence no other operator will¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 37
capacity calculation, the performance standard proposed for containerized be able to handle containers for a certain period of time. Therefore the capacity
cargo to be deleted from the Performance standard Schedule. calculation for Containerized cargo is shown as “as and when basis” and therefore
the Performance Standards are proposed.
5.1. A joint hearing in this case was held on 18 October 2013 at the Office of this Authority. The MBPT made a
power point presentation of its proposal. At the joint hearing, the MBPT and the concerned users and user organisation
bodies have made their submissions.
5.2. During the joint hearing, it was brought to the notice of MBPT that some information gaps has been found in
the reply furnished by the Port under cover of its letter dated 14 October 2013 in response to the information sought by
us vide our letter of even number dated 07 October 2013. The MBPT, during the hearing, agreed to furnish the requisite
information/ clarification immediately. Accordingly, we have vide our letter dated 22 October 2013 sought some
information/ clarification from MBPT. The MBPT vide its letter dated 13 November 2013 has responded. The
information sought by us and the response of MBPT thereon are tabulated below :
Sl. no. Information sought by us Response of MBPT
(i). MBPT to respond to the comments of the users/ prospective bidders, The MBPT has furnished its comments on the points raised by
forwarded by us from time to time to MBPT. the Indian Merchants Chamber, which has been incorporated in
the earlier part.
(ii). When asked to certify that the operator of the facility would not be MBPT has confirmed that “any other type of cargo” as stated by
allowed to handle any other cargo other than break bulk cargo, bagged TAMP at 2 (ii) would broadly fall under the broad type of
cargo and unitized &containerised cargo including iron & steel category of cargo considered by the Mumbai Port Trust in the
products, the MBPT has stated that it has no specific objection for capacity calculation. Handling of coal and cruises are not
handling any other type of cargo. In this regard, the MBPT to confirm allowed in the proposed Harbour Wall berth.
whether ‘any type of cargo’ would fall under the broad type of
category considered by it in the capacity calculation.
(iii). MBPT to furnish the details of the allocation of the total area proposed An area of 40000 sq.mtrs approx. is proposed to be allotted to
to be allotted for the facility in terms of stacking area and the area the operator for the facility. The area of wharf and sheds along
required for the various ancillary purposes. the proposed harbour wall berth can be used as backup area. All
the area will be allotted to prospective bidder and prospective
bidder will segregate the area of storage into ancillary purpose
as per actual requirement. It is felt appropriate to give the
flexibility to the BOT operator.
(iv) MBPT to furnish a copy of GOI guidelines which states that Berth A copy of letter dated 7th July, 2005 received from ministry of
pockets are to be dredged upto 14.6 m, for our perusal. shipping requesting ports to prepare detailed proposal for
deepening the approach channels, entrance channels, turning
basin & deepening near berths to cater deep draught vessels of
14 mtrs is furnished.
(v) The reply of MBPT does not furnish the basis for considering the Commodity wise traffic handled at Mumbai Port Trust, their
share of iron & steel products, break bulk cargo and bagged cargo at comprehensive average growth rate, share of various
78%, 15% and 7% respectively. The basis for the types of cargo commodities in total traffic at Mumbai Port, composition of
proposed to be handled at the facility to be furnished. Import and Export of total traffic at Mumbai Port, Industrial
trend has been considered for arriving at basis for considering
share of iron and steel products, break bulk cargo, bagged cargo
etc. Chapter 4.6 of DPR (HOWE) and chapter 4 of RDPR
(RITES) deals with the basis for the types of cargo proposed to
be handled at the proposed facility.
(vi) If Iron & Steel Cargo itself is Unitized & Containerized Cargo, then it In the proposed tariff schedule, iron and steel cargo and
is felt appropriate to use the term ‘Iron & Steel cargo’ in the proposed containerised cargo has been separated. The proposed tariff
tariff schedule. The nomenclature of ‘Unitized & Containerized schedule with necessary changes is furnished.
Cargo’ can be done away with. A clarification in this regard to be
furnished.
(vii) Since the successful bidder of the project in reference will be allowed As stated at (vi) above, containerised cargo is separated from
to handle containers from some point of time, it is not clear why iron & steel cargo. Handling of containerised cargo has not been
handling of containerized cargo has not been anticipated in the anticipated in the proposed facility because same has been
proposed facility at HWB. The position is clarified. If rates for considered in DPR on “as and when basis”. However,
containerised cargo and the performance standard are to be prescribed, considering the containerised cargo at 1%, necessary changes at
then the capacity calculation for the project should necessarily capture capacity calculation, proposed tariff schedule and the workings
the share of containerised cargo. If the MBPT is not in a position to is furnished.
capture the share of containerised cargo in the capacity calculation, the
proposed rate for containerised cargo and the proposed performance
standard to be deleted from the proposal.
(viii) It is not clear how the traffic projections, ship sizes, berth occupy are Handling rate of 2500 T/Day for both break bulk and bagged
relevant for considering handling rate of both break bulk cargo and cargo, are based on productivity level given in DPR. However,
bagged cargo at 2500 tonnes per day is relevant. Also, the MBPT has the performance standard prescribed by Ministry of Shipping in
not justified the deviation from the 2008 guidelines, which prescribes Model Concession Agreement prescribes the same to be 4000
a norm of 4000 tonnes per day for break bulk (bagged cargo). When T/day. Hence, a norm of 4000 T/day for break bulk and bagged
the MBPT expects that the successful BOT operator should perform at cargo was considered in performance standards. Performance
4000 tonnes per day for both break bulk cargo and bagged cargo, it is standards are however revised based on the projections made in
appropriate that a handling rate of 4000 tonnes for break bulk and the DPR.
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(ix) The equipment requirement for the activity of ship to shore transfer Mobile harbour crane is an essential requirement in the
and vice versa is discussed in the succeeding paragraphs. As far as the proposed facility. Mobile harbour cranes provides better
MHC is concerned, whose function also may be similar to wharf flexibility on operations as they are mobile and can move
crane, except for stating that deployment of MHC is an essential around from one berth to another when compared to wharf
requirement, the MBPT has not justified the deployment of one MHC. cranes which moves along a dedicated railway track fixed on
The MBPT to justify deployment of MHC bringing out the functions berth. MHC can be provided on any berth as per requirement.
of the MHC at the proposed facility.
(x) The project envisages handling over of existing four Harbour Wall The proposal of port envisages deployment of 6 no of ELL
Berths (HWB) having a total length of around 880 metres to the BOT cranes of 30 Tonnes each & 01 MHC of 40 tonnes. Same has
operator, for strengthening and operation. The 2008 tariff guidelines been stated in page 15 of RDPR. Tariff guidelines prescribes a
prescribe a norm of 3 no. of ELL cranes for one multipurpose berth. norm of 3 no. of ELL cranes of 20 tonnes each for 1 berth. As
The proposal of the port envisages deployment of only 6 nos. of ELL such it works out to 12 ELL cranes of aggregate capacity of 240
cranes. In that case, a project of two berth configuration with a total Tonnes for four berths. In the instant case 6 ELL crane of 30
length of 440 metres may be appropriate. However, the proposal Tonnes each & 01 MHC of 40 Tonnes aggregating to 220
envisages a 4 berths configuration. If 4 berths configuration with Tonnes have been proposed for four Berths. MHC in the instant
around 880 metres length is essential, then the estimated optimal case has been proposed to bring flexibility in operation. As such
capacity of 6.52 MMTPA needs an upward revision with deployment considering the aggregate capacity & total no of berths,
of additional 6 no. of ELL cranes, which may justify handing over of enhancement of optimal capacity of project seems not
all the four berths to the successful BOT operator. The MBPT to necessary.
examine this position and enhance the optimal capacity of the project.
(xi) The MBPT has not furnished any analysis supported with workings to Chapter 4.6.6 (Productivity), Chapter 4.6.10 (Alternative
justify the number of each type of equipment envisaged to be used at IV) & 4.6.11 (Conclusion) of DPR deals in detail with analysis
the facility to handle iron & steel products, break bulk cargo and supported with working to justify the no of each type of
bagged cargo, to show that given the productivity of each type of the equipment envisaged to be used at the facility to handle
equipment, the quantity of different equipment commensurate with the proposed cargo, the no. of different equipment commensurate
quantity of each cargo estimated to be handled. The MBPT to furnish with the quantity of each cargo estimated to be handled. MBPT
the requisite information. has furnished soft copy of DPR of HOWE (I) Pvt. Ltd.
(xii) MBPT to furnish the copy of the electricity bill. MBPT has furnished photocopies of few electricity bills.
(xiii) If the existing warehouse no. 18 is proposed to be used only for An area of 40000 sq.mtrs is proposed to be allotted to the
emergency storage, then the tariff arrangement for levy of storage proposed BOT operator. DPR states Ware House No. 18 to be
charges on the warehouse on such occasions is explained. When the proposed to be used for emergency storage. However it is
warehouse is proposed to be utilised only for emergencies, it is not indicative only. It is felt appropriate to give flexibility to BOT
clear how the licence fee on the said warehouse payable by the BOT operator. Hence, the same has been considered in the proposal
operator to the port trust has been captured in the upfront tariff in 40000 sq.mtrs as open area.
calculation. MBPT to explain the position.
(xiv) The MBPT has prescribed a general note in the tariff schedule with The general note in tariff schedule with regards to indexation of
regard to indexation of the tariff caps to inflation to the effect that the tariff caps are revised in the proposed tariff schedule.
tariff caps would be indexed to the extent of 60% of the variation in
WPI occurring between 1 January 2011 and 1 January of the relevant
year. When the capital cost estimates are based on the current market
rates of 2013, the reason for considering the year 2011 for the purpose
of indexation is not clear. MBPT to clarify the position.
(xv) From the workings furnished by the port for calculation of Storage The MBPT have made due changes in storage charges in
Charges, it is seen that the traffic of Break Bulk Cargo and Bagged proposed tariff schedule. The proposed tariff schedule
Cargo has not been considered to arrive at the storage charges. In other alongwith workings is furnished.
words, from the workings, it appears that the traffic of Break Bulk
Cargo and Bagged Cargo would not attract any storage charges. In
view of this position, the MBPT to not prescribe any storage charges
for the said cargo. Alternatively, if the MBPT wishes to propose
storage charges in the proposed scale of rates for Break Bulk Cargo
and Bagged Cargo, then requisite percentage share of cargo may have
to be shown attracting storage charges. MBPT to clarify the position
and furnish workings in this regard.
5.3. While furnishing the above information, the MBPT has revised its proposal to the extent of considering
‘containerised cargo’ to the tune of 1% of the total optimal capacity. Further, the MBPT has updated its proposal with
regard to the power and the fuel costs forming part of the Operating Costs. This has led to change in the Annual
Revenue Requirement and the corresponding change in the per tonne handling and storage rates. A comparative
position between the parameters contained in the initial (September 2013) proposal of MBPT vis-à-vis parameters in
the November 2013 proposal is given below :
Sl. No. Estimates contained in the MBPT proposal of September 2013 Revised Estimates furnished by MBPT under cover of its letter
dated 13 November, 2013
Particulars ` in crores Particulars ` in crores
OPERATION & MAINTENANCE COST RELATING TO CARGO HANDLING ACTIVITY
1 Power 1.90 Power 2.84
2 Fuel Cost 4.91 Fuel Cost 7.36
3 Repairs and Maintenance Cost Repairs and Maintenance Cost
(a) Civil Works 2.46 (a) Civil Works 2.46
(b) Mechanical & Electrical Works 8.78 (b) Mechanical & Electrical Works 8.78
4 Insurance 1.76 Insurance 1.76
5 Depreciation Depreciation
(a) Civil Works 0.00 (A) Civil Works 0.00
(b) Mechanical & Electrical Works 18.17 (B) Mechanical & Electrical Works 18.17
6 License Fee 2.40 License Fee 2.40¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 39
7 Other Expenses on Civil &Mech 8.78 Other Expenses on Civil &Mech 8.78
Total Operating & Maintenance Costs (Cargo 49.16 Total Operating & Maintenance Costs (Cargo 52.56
Handling) Handling)
ANNUAL REVENUE REQUIREMENT RELATING TO CARGO HANDLING ACTIVITY
1 Return on Capital Employed (16% of Capital Cost) 67.51 Return on Capital Employed (16% of Capital Cost) 67.51
2 Operation & Maintenance Cost 49.16 Operation & Maintenance Cost 52.56
Total Revenue Requirement 116.67 Total Revenue Requirement 120.07
ALLOCATION OF REVENUE REQUIREMENT
Cargo Handling Charges (90%) 105.01 Cargo Handling Charges (90%) 108.07
Storage Charges (5%) 5.83 Storage Charges (5%) 6.00
Miscellaneous Charges (5%) 5.83 Miscellaneous Charges (5%) 6.00
Total Revenue Requirement (Cargo Handling) Total Revenue Requirement (Cargo Handling)
5.4. A comparative position of the per tonne handling rates proposed in the initial (September 2013) proposal of
MBPT vis-à-vis parameters in the November 2013 proposal is given below :
September 2013 proposal November 2013 proposal
Break
Unit of Bagged Unitized & Break Bulk Bagged Iron &
Proposed Charges Bulk Containerized cargo
levy cargo Containerized cargo Cargo cargo Steel
Cargo
WHARFAGE CHARGES
Foreign Per MT 55.1 55.1 191.7 57.8 57.8 201.0 201.0
Coastal Per MT 33.1 33.1 115.0 34.7 34.7 120.6 120.6
STORAGE CHARGES
For first to 20th day Per MT per 2.97 2.97 2.97 3.04 3.04 3.04 3.04
day
For 21st to 40th day Per MT per 4.45 4.45 4.45 4.56 4.56 4.56 4.56
day
41st onwards Per MT per 5.93 5.93 5.93 6.08 6.08 6.08 6.08
day
6. Subsequently, MBPT vide its e-mail dated 4 December 2013 has stated that the unit of containerized cargo be
read as Million Tonnes Per Annum (MTPA) instead of Million Twenty Equivalent Units (MTEU). Thereafter, the
MBPT vide its email dated 10 December, 2013 has furnished the individual capacity of iron and steel, Bagged cargo,
Break bulk and Containerized cargo at 5.88 MMTPA, 0.18 MMTPA, 0.38 MMTPA and 0.08 MMTPA, thereby
aggregating to optimal capacity of 6.52 MMTPA.
7. The proceedings relating to consultation in this case are available on records at the office of this Authority. An
excerpt of 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.
8. With reference to the totality of the information collected during the processing of the case, the following
position emerges :
(i) The proposal is to fix reference tariff for handling Iron & Steel products, Break Bulk cargo, Bagged
cargo and Containerised Cargo envisaged to be handled at the proposed Harbour Wall Berth to be
developed at the Mumbai Port Trust (MBPT) under Public Private Partnership (PPP) mode on Design,
Build, Finance, Operate and Transfer (DBFOT) basis.
The proposal is based on the Revised Guidelines for Determination of Tariff for Projects at Major Ports,
2013, effective from 9 September, 2013, issued by the Ministry of Shipping. Clause 2.4 of the said
guidelines stipulates that if in the view of the Major Port Trust, the tariff determined for a particular
commodity under 2008 guidelines at that Major Port Trust or any other Major Port Trust is not a
representative Reference Tariff for that commodity, then the Major Port is free to approach this
Authority with a proposal to re-fix Reference Tariff under 2008 guidelines for the project giving
detailed and sufficient justification.
Since the upfront tariff for the proposed combination of the multi cargo is not available neither in
MBPT nor in any other major port, the MBPT has come up with a proposal for fixation of Reference
tariff for the proposed combination of the multi cargo, generally following the principles of 2008
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(ii) The MBPT has filed its proposal in September 2013. Subsequently, based on the information/
clarifications sought by us during the processing of the case and based on the decisions taken during the
joint hearing held on 18 October, 2013, the MBPT under cover of its letter dated 13 November, 2013
has revised its proposal. The revision is to the extent of considering handling of ‘containerised cargo’ at
the facility to the tune of 1% of total optimal capacity. To accommodate handling containerized cargo to
the tune of 1%, the percentage share of Iron and Steel products envisaged in the September 2013
proposal has been reduced by 1%, thereby maintaining the total optimal capacity in the revised proposal
at the level envisaged in the September, 2013 proposal. In the revised proposal, the port has also
updated the power and fuel cost forming part of operating cost. There is no change in capital cost
estimation by the port. The revised proposal of the MBPT dated 13 November 2013 along with the
information/ clarification furnished by MBPT during the processing of the case in reference is
considered in this analysis.
(iii) The MBPT envisages allotment of an approximate area of 40000 sq.mtrs to the operator for the facility.
The upfront guidelines of 2008 do not envisage calculation of optimal yard capacity incase of the
multipurpose cargo terminal. However, to a query posed to the MBPT to furnish details of the allotment
of land for various purposes, the port has stated that it has not earmarked the area for the various
purposes and that flexibility is being given to the operator to earmark the area for storage and other
ancillary purpose as per the operator’s actual requirement. Therefore, in the absence of details, the
adequacy or the inadequacy of the proposed allotment of 40000 sq. mtrs. of land could not be verified.
The consideration of allotment of 40000 sq. mtrs of land is relied upon. Incidentally, the MBPT has
confirmed that the proposed allotment is in line with the Land use plan of the port.
(iv) The proposal of the port envisages handing over of the existing berth nos. 18 to 22 at Indira Docks
having a depth of 14.6m, which would enable catering to 40000 DWT vessels. However, the Feasibility
Report gives an indication that a vessel of 40000 DWT could be easily handled in a draft of 11m to
12.5m. That being so, the berths having a depth of 14.6m would be in a position to cater to the vessels
of more than 40000 DWT. But the ships with draft upto 11.3m only will be handled at the facility due to
the restriction in approach channel, as clarified by the MBPT.
(v) Optimal Terminal Capacity:
(a) By considering the percentage share of each type of cargo viz., Iron & Steel products, Break
Bulk cargo, Bagged cargo and Containerised Cargo and the handling rate of each of the above
mentioned cargo, the MBPT has determined the optimal capacity of each of the cargo proposed
to be handled at one berth. Based on the capacity of one berth, the MBPT has derived the
capacity of four berths, by applying the multiplication factor of 4. Thus, the MBPT has
calculated the optimal capacity of the facility at 5.83 MMTPA in respect of iron & steel
products, 0.38 MMTPA in respect of Break Bulk cargo, 0.19 MMTPA in respect of Bagged
cargo and 0.11 MMTPA in respect of Containerised cargo, thus aggregating to 6.52 MMTPA
for four berths at 70% utilization.
(b) Though the MBPT has envisaged handing over of berth no. 18 to 22 at Indira Docks, which
works out to 5 number of berths, the proposal of MBPT is based on a 4 berth configuration. In
this regard, berth no. 18 is considered as one berth and berth no. 19 to 22 are treated as
equivalent to three berths, thereby aggregating to 4 number of berths. According to MBPT, the
numbers for the Berths were initially given based on smaller ship sizes and since the proposed
facility envisages handling of larger ships, the Berth Numbers 19 to 22 has been considered
equivalent to 3 berths.
In this regard, it is relevant to mention here that the aggregate length of all berths put together
(berth no.18 to 22) has been reported to be 883 metres. In such a scenario, even if a 4 berth
configuration is taken into account, the length of each of the four berth would work out to about
221 metres, which is seen to be comparable when compared with the length of berths, reported
by the various major ports at the time of fixation of upfront tariff for their respective projects.
Therefore, this analysis proceeds based on a four berth configuration, as considered by the
MBPT.
(c) The MBPT has considered the share of Iron & Steel products, Break Bulk cargo, Bagged cargo
and Containerised Cargo at 77%, 15%, 7% and 1% respectively, reportedly based on the
commodity wise traffic handled at the MBPT in the past, their comprehensive average growth
rate, import export ratio, industrial trend, etc. Based on the reasoning furnished by the MBPT¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 41
and given that none of the users/prospective bidders have objected to the proposed cargo mix,
the share of each cargo in the total cargo capacity is relied upon in the analysis.
(d) The 2008 upfront Guidelines for a multipurpose berth envisages deployment of 3 nos. of 20
tonne wharf cranes. Considering a four berth configuration, theoretically, the facility should
take into account deployment of 12 nos. of 20 tonne wharf cranes. However, the equipping plan
considered by the MBPT for the proposed facility of a 4 berth configuration (883 metres) is
deployment of 6 numbers of 30 tonne capacity Wharf Cranes and one number of 40 tonne
Mobile Harbour Crane (MHC).
In this regard, if 3 nos. of 20 tonne cranes are required in a multipurpose berth, then technically,
12 nos. of 20 tonne cranes would be required for four berths, thereby leading to an aggregate
hoisting capacity of wharf cranes of about 240 tonnes for four number of berths put together. By
proposing 6 numbers of 30 tonne capacity Wharf Cranes and one number of 40 tonne Mobile
Harbour Crane, an aggregate hoisting capacity of about 220 tonnes would be available for the
four number of berths at the proposed facility, which is seen to be closer to 240 tonnes of
hoisting capacity, based on the norm prescribed in the guidelines.
(e) Clause 3.2. of the guidelines for upfront tariff setting gives flexibility to this Authority to make
necessary adjustment in the norms based on the justification furnished by the port in view of the
port’s specific conditions having impact on the norms prescribed in the guidelines. Recognising
that deployment of MHC is essential as it provides a better flexibility in operations and can
move around from one berth to another at the proposed facility, as clarified by the MBPT and
since, none of the users/prospective bidders have objected to the equipping plan envisaged by
the MBPT, this Authority is inclined to consider the deployment of wharf crane and MHC, as
proposed by the MBPT at the proposed facility. Incidentally, the equipping plan proposed by
the MBPT does not in any way exceed the equipping plan prescribed in the Guidelines for
calculation of optimum capacity of the facility.
(f) As brought out earlier, instead of the 3 nos. of 20 tonne ELL cranes for each berth as prescribed
in the 2008 guidelines, the MBPT has proposed deployment of 6 nos. of 30 tonne wharf cranes
and 1 no. of 40 tonne HMC aggregating to 220 tonnes capacity for four berths at the proposed
facility. In this backdrop, the MBPT has considered a handling rate of 7500 tonnes per day each
in respect of Iron & Steel Products and Containerized cargo and 2500 tonnes per day each in
respect of Break Bulk cargo and Bagged cargo.
The 2008 upfront guidelines for a multipurpose berth prescribe a handling rate of 4000 tonnes
per day in respect of break bulk cargo like Steel and bagged cargo and 2500 tonnes per day in
case of Other Break bulk cargo, based on the deployment of 3 nos. of 20 tonne ELL cranes.
The 2008 upfront Guidelines are silent about the handling rate of Iron & Steel Products and
Containerized cargo based on the use of 20 tonne ELL cranes. The handling rate of 7500 tonnes
per day considered by the MBPT in respect of Iron & Steel products and Containerised cargo is
reported to be based on traffic projections, ship sizes, berth occupancy etc. Hence, the same is
considered in the analysis, relying upon the position considered by the MBPT.
However, as stated earlier, the port has considered the handling rate of 2500 tonnes per day for
handling of the break bulk cargo (Rock Phosphate, Sulphur, Fertiliser and other Miscellaneous
dry bulk cargo) and bagged cargo (Sugar, Rice, and other such cargo) to be handled by 30 tonne
ELL cranes and 40 tonne MHCs. Inspite of a specific request, the port has not justified the
handling rate, except for merely stating that it is based on traffic projections, ship sizes, berth
occupancy etc.
When a handling rate of 4000 tonnes per day is prescribed in the 2008 guidelines for handling
bagged cargo by deployment of 20 tonne ELL cranes, it may not be unreasonable to consider
the handling rate of 4000 tonnes per day, as prescribed in the guidelines for the bagged cargo to
be handled at MBPT. However, there may be a view that given that the MBPT envisages
deployment of slightly higher capacity cranes, a productivity of more than 4000 tonnes be
considered in respect of the Bagged cargo. In this regard, it is relevant to mention here that
MBPT envisages use of the fleet of equipment among all the four berths. This would involve
regular movement of cranes in between the berths. Thus, even though slightly higher capacity
cranes have been envisaged at the facility of MBPT, it may not be in a position to handle more42 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
than 4000 tonnes per day. Hence, the handling rate in respect of Bagged cargo is considered at
4000 tonnes per day per berth, instead of 2500 tonnes per day per berth considered by the
MBPT.
The upfront guidelines do not specifically prescribe the handling rates in respect of handling of
Break bulk cargo like Rock Phosphate, Sulphur, Fertiliser and other Miscellaneous dry bulk
cargo, which is envisaged to be handled at the MBPT facility. However, there can be an
argument that these cargo would form part of the ‘Others’ prescribed in the guidelines and
therefore, a handling rate of 2500 tonnes per day prescribed in the guidelines for Other Break
Bulk cargo, is considered in respect of the MBPT facility.
(g) Based on the percentage share of traffic and the handling rates in respect of Iron & steel
products, Break bulk cargo, Bagged cargo and Containerised cargo, as discussed in the
preceding paragraphs, the optimal capacity of the facility at 70% utilization works out to 5.90
MMTPA in respect of iron & steel products, 0.38 MMTPA in respect of Break bulk cargo, 0.29
MMTPA in respect of Bagged cargo and 0.08 MMTPAin respect of Containerised cargo, thus
aggregating to 6.65 MMTPA instead of 6.52 MMTPA estimated by the MBPT. The change in
the optimal capacity is only on account of considering a higher handling rate in respect of the
Bagged cargo, as per the guideline position.
(vi) Capital costs :
(a) The capital cost as estimated by the MBPT in its proposal is ` 643.51 crores of which ` 221.55
crores is for berthing activity and `421.96 crores is estimated for cargo handling services.
Further, out of ` 421.96 crores estimated for the cargo handling activity, ` 234.53 crores is
towards civil works, ` 167.33 crores towards Equipment cost and ` 20.09 crores is towards
Miscellaneous capital costs.
(b) Civil Cost :
(i) Berth Activity:
(a) As per 2008 upfront tariff guidelines, the capital cost for berth services includes cost
of construction of berth and cost of dredging, if any, carried out alongside the berth.
The guidelines require to consider the cost as estimated by the port.
(b) The capital cost under the berthing activity amounting to `186.23 crores is towards
cost of strengthening of existing HW berths and cost of dredging. The items of civil
works estimated by MBPT broadly adhere to list of civil works items stipulated in the
guidelines. Further, the MBPT has taken into account the estimated cost towards
Detailed engineering, Soil Investigation and Project supervision @ 7%, Contingencies
@ 3%, Works Contract Tax @ 2.8% and Environmental Mitigation cost @ 0.5%.
(c) The MBPT has stated that the unit rates considered by it for estimating the cost of the
civil works under berthing activity is based on the market ratesprevailing during the
year 2013 for the items of works and based on the recent rate considered at the time of
execution of a similar nature of work. This position is relied upon.
(d) Out of the total estimated capital dredging cost of ` 326.12 crores, the cost towards
dredging in the channel to the tune of ` 207 crores is seen to be apportioned to the
Cargo Handling Activity and the cost of dredging in the berth pockets to the tune of
` 119.12 crores is considered under the Berthing activity.
In this regard, it is relevant to mention here that the upfront guidelines of 2008
envisage only cost of dredging alongside the berth in the estimation of capital cost for
calculation of berth hire charges. However, the MBPT has stated that the cost of
channel dredging is a major part of the project cost and therefore has been considered
in the Tariff Proposal. Further, the MBPT has considered the channel dredging cost in
the cost for Civil works under Cargo Handling activity on the ground that if this cost is
not considered in cargo handling activity, the rates derived for Cargo handling activity¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 43
would be abnormally low and Berth Hire charges would be abnormally high, thereby
affecting the viability of the project.
In this regard, it is relevant to mention here that except for considering the cost relating
to Dredging in the Channel in the estimation of civil costs under the cargo handling
activity, no other civil works have been envisaged under the cargo handling activity.
This position is discussed in the subsequent paragraph. In such a scenario, if the cost
relating to Dredging in the Channel is considered under berthing activity, then as
rightly pointed out by MBPT, it may lead to higher berth hire charges and lower
handling rates.
Clause 3.2. of the guidelines for upfront tariff setting gives flexibility to this Authority
to make necessary adjustment in the norms based on the justification furnished by the
port in view of the port’s specific conditions having impact on the norms prescribed in
the guidelines.
In this regard, it is relevant to mention here that while fixing vessel related charges of
the major port trusts following the 2005 tariff guidelines, maintenance dredging cost
incurred for channel dredging is apportioned between the port dues and pilotage
activity. The exercise of fixation of reference tariff does not include fixation of
reference rates for either port dues or pilotage. At the same time, it may not be relevant
to consider the cost of channel deepening under berthing activity, as deepening of
channel is not related to berthing activity. Therefore, based on the said position and
also the submission of the MBPT that the cost of dredging the channel is integral to the
project and that considering the cost relating to Dredging in the Channel under berthing
activity may make the project unviable as argued by the MBPT, this Authority is
inclined to consider the cost relating to channel deepening under the cargo related
activity.
It is noteworthy that the benefit of the proposed dredging in channel considered in the
project will only be availed by the vessels using the proposed HWB facility.
As far as the estimated dredging cost is concerned, the MBPT has considered a unit
rate of ` 150 per cu. mtr. towards soil dredging and considering the difficulties of
working near the existing harbour wall berth, the port has considered the unit rate of
` 4000 per cu. mtr. towards rock dredging. Since the MBPT has stated that the said
rates are as per the prevailing market rates and also since the Feasibility Report takes
into account the said rates, the same are considered as estimated by the port.
(e) Provisions have been made by the MBPT in the capital cost estimates towards Detailed
engineering, Soil Investigation and Project supervision, Contingencies, Works Contract
Tax and Environmental Mitigation cost. Similar cost components have been considered
while fixing the upfront tariff in respect of multipurpose berth of KOPT and also in the
proposal relating to Offshore multipurpose cargo berth at MBPT, concluded recently.
Hence, the said cost elements are considered.
(f) The port has also estimated miscellaneous capital cost at 5% of the total berth
construction cost plus dredging cost including the various other provisions as listed
above, towards upfront payment, working capital margin and Interest during
construction. The 2008 upfront tariff guidelines do not specifically provide for
estimation of miscellaneous capital cost under berthing service. It is noteworthy that in
case of the upfront tariff proposals determined for various projects of VPT, Coal
terminal at VOCPT, multipurpose berths at KOPT, MOPT and MBPT, the
miscellaneous capital cost at 5% has been considered to meet contingencies under the44 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
Berthing Service. Keeping in view the decision taken by this Authority in the above
mentioned cases, it may not be unreasonable to allow 5% miscellaneous capital cost, in
this case also.
(ii) Cargo handling activity :
(a) The upfront tariff guidelines broadly indicate the civil works involved for the
multipurpose berth and require the port to estimate civil cost. However, in the case in
reference, except for considering the cost relating to Dredging in the Channel in the
estimation of civil costs under the cargo handling activity, as discussed earlier, no other
civil works are envisaged under the cargo handling activity. In this regard, the MBPT
is of the view that since the nature of the civil works relate to strengthening of Harbour
Wall/ Berths, the said costs have been considered under the Berthing activity only. The
position reported by MBPT is relied upon.
(b) For the reasons brought out earlier, provisions made by the MBPT in the civil capital
cost estimates towards Detailed engineering, Soil Investigation and Project
supervision, Contingencies, Works Contract Tax and Environmental Mitigation cost,
are also considered.
(c) Equipment Cost :
(i) The position regarding deployment of 6 number of 30 tonne Wharf cranes and one
no. of MHC has already been dealt in the earlier paragraphs.
(ii) Further, the MBPT has envisaged deployment of 6 nos. of hoppers, 3 nos. of bagging
machines, 5 nos. of portable conveyors, 4 nos. of payloaders, 2 nos. of 20 tonne
Forklift and 2 nos. of 10 tonne Forklift. The said fleet of equipment proposed to be
deployed at the facility is not seen to be in line with fleet of equipment prescribed in
the 2008 upfront guidelines for the multipurpose berth.
(iii) Inspite of repeated request to furnish an analysis to justify the number of each type
of equipment envisaged to be deployed at the facility to show that given the
productivity of each type of the equipment, the quantity of different equipment
commensurate with the quantity of cargo estimated to be handled, the MBPT has not
furnished such an analysis except for mentioning that it is as per the Feasibility
Report. The Feasibility Report does not throw light on the adequacy or inadequacy
of the fleet of equipment proposed to be used at the facility. Further, no justification
has been furnished with reference to deployment of the above said equipment and
the respective numbers.
Since the deployment of the above mentioned equipment is reported to be as per the
Feasibility Report and also since, none of the users/ prospective bidders have
objected to the equipping plan envisaged by the MBPT, this Authorityis inclined to
consider the equipping plan as envisaged by the MBPT, keeping in view clause 3.2
of the 2008 guidelines.
(iv) The cost of each of the equipment is reported to be based on the Feasibility Report.
The unit rates considered by it are reported to be based on the market survey done at
the time of preparation of Feasibility report (i.e. the year 2013) and based on the cost
considered in Offshore Multipurpose Cargo Berth proposal for the similar
equipment. Since the cost of each of the equipment is reported to be based on the
Feasibility Report related to the year 2013, it is presumed that they reflect the current
market rates and hence relied upon in the analysis.¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 45
(c) The miscellaneous capital cost is estimated at 5% on the entire civil and equipment cost towards
upfront payment, working capital margin and Interest during construction, which is as per the
norms prescribed in the guidelines for multipurpose cargo terminal as well as other cargo
terminals.
(vii) Return on capital employed is calculated at 16% of the estimated capital cost as per the norms
prescribed in the guidelines.
(viii) Operating Cost :
(a) The MBPT in its revised proposal of November 2013 has stated to have considered 6132
working hours while calculating power and fuel cost. However, the working hours is seen
to be considered at 6000 hours only for calculating power and fuel cost. The reason for this
position remains unexplained. The power and fuel consumption for 6132 working hours per
annum, which is at 70% utilization (i.e. 24 hours x 365 days x 70% utilization), as has been
considered while estimating the power and fuel cost in respect of other upfront tariff cases
is considered in this case also.
(b) Power cost :
The power cost has been estimated by the MBPT based on the power consumption of 100
units per hour per crane for 6 ELL cranes for operation of 6000 hours and at the cost of
electricity at ` 7.90 per unit.
The 2008 upfront guidelines for the multipurpose berth prescribe the norm for calculating
the power cost at 100 units per hour for a 20 tonne ELL crane. However, the MBPT has
envisaged the same quantum of power consumption for use of higher capacity wharf crane
of 30 tonne capacity. It may berecalled that for the reasons recorded in the analysis relating
to fixation of Reference tariff for the Offshore multipurpose berth at MBPT and based on
the estimation made by MBPT, a power consumption of 100 units per hour for a 30 tonne
ELL crane was relied upon. The same position is being considered in this case also, as
proposed by the port.
As discussed in the preceding paragraph, the calculation of power cost is based on 6132
working hours per crane.
The unit cost of electricity is considered at ` 7.52 per unit, as has been considered while
fixing reference tariff for the Offshore Multipurpose Cargo Berth at MBPT, based on the
documentary evidence then furnished by the MBPT.
(c) Fuel costs :
(i) The MBPT has stated that the fuel costs have been calculated for the MHC, bagging
machines, portable conveyors, payloaders, 10 tonne Forklift and 20 tonne Forklift based on
the TAMP Guidelines. In this regard, it is relevant to mention here that out of the list of
equipment as given above, the upfront guidelines for the multipurpose berth prescribe fuel
consumption only in respect of the 10 tonne Forklifts at 10 litres per hour and 10 tonne
payloader at 12 litres per hour which has been correctly adopted by the MBPT. However, the
MBPT has not explained the basis for consideration of the fuel consumption of 15 litres per
hour in respect of MHC, 12 litres per hour in respect of bagging machines, 12 litres per hour
in respect of portable conveyors and 20 litres per hour in respect of 20 tonne Forklifts. In the
absence of fuel consumption norms for the list of equipment given above, the position as
reported by MBPT is relied upon, in this analysis.
As discussed in the preceding paragraph, the calculation of fuel cost for each of the above
mentioned equipment is considered for 6132 working hours.46 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
The unit rate of fuel at ` 56 per litre considered by MBPT has been updated with the
prevailing rate of diesel at `60.70 per litre, which has been considered in the estimation of
fuel cost of all the equipment in the analysis.
(d) Repairs and maintenance cost on civil work is estimated by MBPT at 1% on the civil cost and
5% on mechanical equipment cost, which is in line with the norms prescribed in the guidelines.
(e) The upfront guidelines prescribe a norm of 1% of the gross fixed assets for estimation of
‘Insurance’ and 5% of the gross fixed assets for estimation of ‘Other Expenses’. However, the
MBPT is seen to have estimated Insurance and Other Expenses at 1% and 5% of the cost of
Mechanical works including the mechanical work component forming part of miscellaneous
assets. In other words, the MBPT has excluded the cost of civil works from the estimation of
Insurance cost and other expenses on the ground that the civil works comprise of cost of dredging
only and that dredging does not form part of fixed assets. This position is considered in the
analysis
(f) In line with the 2008 guidelines for upfront tariff fixation, Depreciation is computed at 10% on
equipment cost as per the rates prescribed in the Companies Act, 2013 for the relevant group of
assets, instead of the rate of 10.34% adopted by the MBPT based on the provisions of Companies
Act, 1956.
The MBPT is not seen to have calculated depreciation on the Civil works forming part of the
handling activity as well as on the civil cost component forming part of the Miscellaneous assets,
based on the position that civil works comprise of cost of dredging only and that dredging does
not form part of fixed assets. This position is considered in the analysis.
(g) The 2008 guidelines for upfront tariff stipulate that licence fee for port land is to be estimated
based on the rates prescribed in the Scale of Rates of the respective Major Port Trusts. Licence
fee has been estimated by the MBPT for 40000 sq. metres of land area at the rate of ` 50 per
sq.m per month. The rate of ` 50 per sq.m./month is seen to be the rate of licence fee for open
area prescribed in Section 3.3 of the Scale of Rates of MBPT relating to Licence Fees for storage/
cargo operation with or without installation of facilities, cargo handling equipment by the users
for offshore activities. This position is considered in the analysis.
(ix) The guidelines require the operating cost for berthing service to be estimated at 1% of the berth cost.
The MBPT has considered insurance @ 1%, depreciation @ 3.34% and other expenses @ 5% on the
capital cost relating berthing activity excluding dredging cost while estimating the annual revenue
requirement of berthing service, apart from the prescribed norm of 1% towards maintenance.
Although the guidelines restrict the operating cost at 1% of the berth cost, the asset requires adequate
insurance coverage and the fact that the value of the asset will depreciate due to wear and tear can also not
be denied. While fixing upfront berth hire at the other Major Port Trusts, this position was recognised and
the cost of insurance and depreciation were considered to assess the annual revenue requirement from
berthing service.
In view of the position explained above, the element of insurance cost and depreciation cost are
considered in this case also while estimating the operating cost for assessment of the revenue requirement
from berth hire service. As has been done by the MBPT, the component of dredging cost is excluded
while calculating the element of insurance cost and depreciation cost.¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 47
However, in no upfront tariff case of other major port trusts, other expenses to the tune of 5% of the berth
cost is considered while determining the operating expenses relating to the berthing activity. Hence, the
same is not considered in this case also.
(x) The statement for fixing upfront tariff submitted by the MBPT has been modified in line with the above
analysis. A copy of the modified statement is attached as Annex - I.
(a) The annual revenue requirement for the Cargo handling activity which is the sum of the
operating cost and return on capital employed is estimated at `120.19 crores as against `120.07
crores estimated by the port.
(b) As stipulated in the upfront guidelines for multipurpose cargo terminal, MBPT has apportioned
90% of the total revenue requirement towards handling charges and 5% each towards storage
charges and miscellaneous charges.
(c) In the calculation of optimal capacity of the terminal, MBPT has considered the percentage
share of four cargo items viz., Iron & steel products, Break bulk cargo, Bagged cargo and
Containerised cargo. However, the per tonne cargo handling charges and storage charges have
been determined for three cargo categories viz., Break bulk cargo, Bagged cargo and Unitized
&containerised cargo. The category of Unitized and containerized cargo is seen to take into
account the aggregate cargo share of Iron and steel products and containerized cargo. In other
words, the MBPT has arrived at a uniform handling rate and uniform storage rate for both Iron
and steel products and containerized cargo. In this regard, it is relevant to mention here that a
uniform handling rate of 7500 tonnes per day as proposed by the port has been considered in
respect of Iron and Steel products and Containerised cargo, while determining the optimal
capacity for both the categories. Given that the handling rate is uniform, it may not be
unreasonable to consider uniform charge for handling and uniform storage rate for both Iron and
steel products and containerized cargo. Therefore, the per tonne handling charge and storage
charge worked out for Unitised & Containerised cargo is considered as applicable for each of
the cargo categories viz., Iron & steel products and Containerised cargo.
(d) With regard to calculation of per tonne handling charges, the MBPT, by taking into account its
existing wharfage rates in respect of Unitised & Containerised cargo, Break bulk cargo and
Bagged cargo and based on the position that the existing wharfage rate is not in a position to
meet the estimated revenue requirement, the MBPT has determined the percentage of shortfall
in the estimated revenue requirement based on the existing rates and sought the said percentage
of increase over the existing rates. In this regard, it is relevant to mention here that consideration
of existing rate of wharfage prevailing at MBPT as a base to determine the reference tariff for
the operator may not be correct as the existing rates at MBPT are not based on the activity/
cargo based costing. Therefore, flow of cross subsidization from tariff of one cargo item to tariff
of another cargo item cannot be ruled out. The legacy cost may also form part of the existing
rates at MBPT, whereas legacy cost does not form part of costing of the new operator.
Therefore, it is felt appropriate that the per tonne handling rates in respect of Iron & Steel
products, Bagged cargo, Break bulk cargo and Containerised cargo is arrived based on the
handling rates for each cargo category and the ratio of foreign and coastal cargo at 74 : 26 to
meet the estimated revenue requirement, as has been considered while arriving at the per tonne
handling rates in respect of various other multipurpose cargo berths including the Offshore
multipurpose berth at MBPT, the reference tariff for which was recently determined. While
doing so, the change in the capacity of the bagged cargo and the slight variation in the annual
revenue requirement, as explained in the earlier paragraphs, have been taken into account.
(e) As per policy direction of the Government, concessional tariff are to be prescribed for coastal
cargo (other than thermal coal and POL including crude oil, iron ore and iron ore pellets) and
coastal vessels not exceeding 60% of the normal cargo/ vessel related charges. Accordingly, the48 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
MBPT has proposed concessional rates for handling Iron & Steel products, Break bulk cargo,
Bagged Cargo and Containerised cargo in line with the Government policy.
(f) The MBPT has stated that the Wharfage charges cover services such as Labour, management
and supervision of labour, control and supervision of cargo, operation and maintenance of cargo
handling equipment etc. This provision is inserted as a Note in the Scale of Rates below the
Wharfage Schedule.
(g) In the proposed Scale of Rates, the MBPT has proposed a free period of 5 days for all the
import cargo and 15 days in respect of export cargo. Prescription of free period of 5 days in
respect of import cargo and 15 days in respect of export cargo is as per the norms prescribed for
the import and export cargo in the multipurpose berth.
The port has considered 30.70% of the cargo share capacity of Unitised and Containerised cargo
(i.e. Iron & Steel products and Containerised cargo) and 3% of the cargo share capacity of each
of Break bulk cargo and Bagged cargo to attract storage charge beyond the prescribed free
period. The MBPT in its calculations has shown that the Break bulk cargo, Bagged cargo and
Unitised and Containerised cargo would earn storage revenue for a period of 15.46 days.
With regard to calculation of storage charges also, the MBPT had based its calculation based on
the existing storage charges in respect of Unitised & Containerised cargo, Break bulk cargo and
Bagged cargo. For the reasons explained in the earlier paragraph, it may not be correct to
consider the existing storage charges prevailing at MBPT as a base to determine the reference
tariff for the operator. Based on the information relating to dwell time, percentage of cargo to
attract storage charges as furnished by the MBPT, the storage charges in respect of Unitised &
Containerised cargo, Break bulk cargo and Bagged cargo have been reworked. Based on the
above position and in view of modification in the estimated annual revenue requirement, the rate
for the first slab of 20 days after the expiry of free days is calculated at `2.10 per tonne per day in
respect of all cargo proposed to be handled at the facility. The rate for the subsequent slabs is
prescribed at 1.5 times and 2 times the rate of the first slab, as proposed by MBPT.
(h) The revenue requirement from berthing service is estimated at `45.12 crores by the port. The
MBPT has proposed berth hire in dollar terms for foreign going vessel at $0.035 per GRT per
hour or part thereof and in rupee terms for the coastal vessel at `1.29 per GRT per hour or part
thereof.
The approach adopted by the MBPT to determine the berth hire is also based on the approach
adopted by it to determine the handling and storage charges i.e. based on the percentage of
increase required over the existing rates. In the case of berth hire charges, the charge is leviable
on the vessel irrespective of its contents. Hence, the berth hire charges are calculated in the case
in reference based on the normative approach adopted by this Authority in other upfront tariff
cases.
Based on the ratio of foreign vessels and coastal vessels at 74 : 26 and taking into account the
revised revenue requirement from berthing service and considering the ratio of the GRT hours of
the coastal vessels and GRT hours of foreign going vessels as per the details furnished by the
MBPT, the upfront berth hire rate works out to `5.271 per GRT per hour or part thereof for
foreign going vessels and `3.162 per GRT per hour or part thereof for the coastal vessels. In this
connection, it is relevant to mention here that the capital cost and operating costs under the
berthing activity have all been considered with reference to four berths. Therefore, the berth hire
derived as above is applicable for four berths. Incase of occupation of only one berth by a vessel,
the rate relevant for one berth should only be applied. Thus, incase of occupation of only one
berth by a vessel, the upfront berth hire rate of `1.3178 per GRT per hour or part thereof on
foreign vessels and `0.7906 per GRT per hour or part thereof on coastal vessels will be
applicable. A suitable note in this regard has been prescribed in the Reference tariff Schedule¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 49
under the Berth hire charges. Such an approach has been adopted while fixing the upfront tariff
for development of West Quay-North berth (WQ-7 and WQ-8) in the inner harbour of
Visakhapatnam Port Trust for handling dry bulk cargo.
It has already been decided by this Authority while finalising the upfront berth hire at the other
Major Port Trusts to approve the upfront berth hire charge in Rupee term only. Therefore, the
berth hire charges for the foreign going vessel in MBPT is denominated in rupee, in line with the
decision taken by this Authority in the other upfront tariff cases.
(xi) In the proposed reference tariff schedule, the MBPT has proposed definitions for the terms like
‘Coastal vessel’, ‘Foreign vessel’ and ‘Per day’. The said definitions are found to be in line with
the definition prescribed for the said terms in the Scale of Rates of MBPT.
(xii) In the proposed reference tariff schedule, the MBPT has proposed some conditionalities like
conditionalities prescribing criteria for categorizing of a vessel as a foreign going vessel or
coastal vessel, non levy of charges for delay beyond a reasonable level attributable to the
terminal, conditionalities governing levy of interest on delayed payments/refunds, rounding off
the bills/ gross weight etc., which are found to be in line with the general conditionalities
prescribed in the Scale of Rates.
(xiii) Since no dollar denominated tariff is being prescribed, the conditionalities governing recovery of
dollar denominated charges in Indian Rupees, as proposed by the MBPT are not approved.
(xiv) The conditionalities governing the flexibility provided to the terminal operator to levy charges
lower than ceiling rates as has been incorporated in other Scale of rates, have been included in
the reference tariff schedule of MBPT.
(xv) Under the Berth hire schedule, the MBPT has proposed conditionalities like calculation of period
of berth hire from the time vessel occupies the berth, berth hire includes charges for services
rendered at the berth, such as occupation of berth, rubbish removal, cleaning of berths, fire watch
etc., non-levy of berth hire for the period when the vessel idles at its berth for continuous one
hour or more due to breakdown of terminal operator’s equipment or power or for any other
reasons attributable to the terminal operator, Berth hire to stop 4 hours after the time of vessel
signaling its readiness to sail, Exclusion of the ship’s waiting time for want of favorable tide
conditions, inclement weather, and due to lack of night navigation in the time limit of 4 hours
prescribed for the cessation of berth hire, Penal Berth hire to be equal to one-day’s (24 hours)
berth hire charge for a false signal, definition for “False signal”. These conditionalities are in line
with the provisions prescribed in other upfront tariff schedules and hence prescribed in the
reference tariff schedule of MBPT.
(xvi) Under the storage charges schedule, the MBPT has proposed conditionalities like exclusion of
Sundays, customs notified holidays and port non workings days for the calculation of free period,
storage charges to not accrue for period when the operator is not in a position to deliver the cargo
due to reasons attributable to the operator, rounding off of demurrage charges, which are found to
be in line with similar conditionalities prescribed in the other upfront tariff schedules..
(xvii) Under the storage charges schedule, the MBPT has prescribed a note to the effect that no charge
will be levied on shut out cargo and that the Demurrage shall be levied on Shut out cargo from
the date of admission of cargo into Terminal till and including the date of removal. The note also
states that Shut out cargo must be removed by shippers on receipt of three days' notice from the
Terminal Operator and that in the case of non-compliance, the Terminal Operator would remove
such goods to a place at expenses of shippers. In this regard, it is relevant to mention here that a
similar conditionality exists in the Scale of Rates of MBPT. Hence, the prescription of the note in
the reference tariff schedule is approved. With reference to the comments of Indian Merchants
Chamber (IMC) that charges for shifting, movement and storage of shut out cargo till it is
shipped on the next vessel should be borne by shipping lines/ agents, it is relevant to mention that
the conditionality deals with removal of shut out cargo and does not cover the scenario brought50 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
out by the IMC. For the scenario brought out by the IMC, the BOT operator may follow the
procedure that is being followed by the MBPT.
(xviii) Clause 2.2 of the revised tariff guidelines of 2013 requires this Authority to prescribe the
Reference Tariff along with the Performance Standards. Though the revised guidelines of 2013
do not require this Authority to go into the Performance Standards proposed by the port it may
not be unreasonable to assume that the ports would propose reasonable and achievable
Performance Standard.
The MBPT has proposed the Performance Standards in respect of Break bulk cargo, Bagged
cargo, Containerised cargo and Iron & Steel products. The cargo items for which Performance
Standards are proposed match with the cargo items for which tariff has been proposed in the
Reference tariff schedule. The MBPT has proposed the Performance Standards by prescribing the
indicative norms at 4000 tonnes per day in case of Iron & Steel and 2500 tonnes per day in
respect of each of Break bulk cargo, Bagged cargo and Containerised cargo. Since these
indicative norms were seen to be on a lower side when compared to the output of one berth at
7500 tonnes per day in case of each of Iron & Steel and Containerised cargo and 4000 tonnes per
day in case of each of Break bulk and Bagged cargo considered in the optimal capacity
calculation, the MBPT was requested to review the performance standards. In this regard, the
MBPT has stated that review of performance standards is not necessary as the norms proposed
for Performance Standards are minimum of what the Concessionaire is required to maintain and
is based on the Model Concession Agreement and that it would be more appropriate.
While approving the proposal of Cochin Port Trust for fixation of Reference tariff for Coal
Handling Terminal and the proposal of Mumbai Port Trust (MBPT) for fixation of Reference
Tariff for multipurpose off shore cargo terminal, it has come to the notice of this Authority that
the Performance Standards proposed by the concerned Major Port Trusts in these two recent
cases are significantly lower.
Clause 2.5 of the 2013 revised tariff guidelines stipulates that the Reference Tariff and
Performance Standards notified by TAMP would be mentioned in the bid document and
subsequently in the Concession Agreement in respect of PPP Projects. As per the said guidelines,
on the achievement of the Performance Standards at the level incorporated in the Concession
Agreement, the operator is eligible to seek upward revision upto 15% over the indexed reference
tariff. Thus, achievement of Performance Standards to claim tariff hike is the fulcrum of the
2013 guidelines. The Performance Standard to be notified by this Authority based on the
proposal of the Major Port Trusts appears to have a significant impact on the tariff to be levied by
the Operator during the entire period of Concession Agreement. In view of this provision of
performance linked tariff envisaged in the 2013 guidelines, it may be appropriate that the Major
Port Trust carryout due diligence and take sufficient care while proposing Performance Standards
at a reasonable level instead of solely adopting the indicative norms appended at Appendix-15 –
Performance Standards to the Model Concession Agreement issued by the Ministry of Shipping.
As suggested in the Appendix-15, the norms are only indicative relating to gross berth day output
for major cargo items and other parameters as well. Even if the Performance Standards proposed
by port trust are lower than the handling rate considered in the calculation of optimal quay
capacity, then as per the 2013 guidelines, the BOT operator will have the option of seeking tariff
revision upto 15% over the indexed Reference Tariff on achieving the lower Performance
Standards prescribed in the Concession Agreement without achieving any improvement in the
performance. This perhaps may not serve the intended purpose for which the revised guidelines
of 2013 are issued by the MOS linking achievement of performance while seeking tariff hike.
In view of the above position, the MOS has been requested to advise all the Major Port Trusts to
propose reasonable and achievable Performance Standards which should not be lower than the
output (handling) rate considered in the optimal quay capacity calculation of the PPP project.¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 51
Accordingly, in the present case of MBPT also, Performance Standards is prescribed based on
output (handling) rate considered in the optimal quay capacity calculation. Thus, the Performance
Standards are prescribed at 4000 tonnes per day at one berth in case of Bagged cargo, 2500
tonnes per day at one berth in case of Break bulk cargo and 7500 tonnes per day at one berth in
case of Iron & Steel products and Containerised cargo.
Inspite of a specific request to prescribe the conditionalities governing the performance standards
for the various cargoes, the MBPT has not prescribed the same. Recognizing that clause 2.2. of
the revised guidelines of 2013 requires this Authority to notify the Performance Standards, the
Performance Standards as modified by us is notified along with the Reference Tariff Schedule.
9.1. Subject to above, the Reference Tariff Schedule along with conditionalities governing the Reference Tariff has
been modified.
9.2. The modified Reference Tariff Schedule is attached as Annex - II and the Performance Standards for the
Harbour Wall Berth at MBPT as modified by us is attached as Annex - III.
9.3. In the result, and for the reasons given above, the modified Reference Tariff Schedule for the Harbour Wall
berth at MBPT is approved and notified alongwith the modified Performance Standards.
9.4. As per clause 2.5 of the Revised Tariff Guidelines 2013, the Reference Tariff and Performance Standards
notified by this Authority shall be mentioned in the bid document and subsequently in the Concession Agreement in
respect of PPP Projects. Accordingly, the MBPT is advised to incorporate the Reference Tariff and Performance
Standards, in the bid document and subsequently in the Concession Agreement in respect of PPP Projects as agreed by
the port.
10.1. From the date of Commercial Operation (CoD) till 31st March of the same financial year, the tariff would be
limited to the indexed Reference Tariff relevant to that year, which would be the ceiling. The aforesaid Reference
Tariff shall be automatically revised every year based on an indexation as provided in para 2.2 of the tariff guidelines of
2013 which will be applicable for the entire concession period.
However, the PPP operator would be free to propose a tariff along with Performance Standards (the
“Performance Linked Tariff”) from the second year of operation onwards, over and above the indexed Reference Tariff
for the relevant financial year, at least 90 days before the 1st April of the ensuing financial year. Such Performance
Linked Tariff shall not be higher than 15% over and above the indexed Reference Tariff for that relevant financial year
(and this will be the Tariff Cap). The Performance Linked Tariff would come into force from the first day of the
following financial year and would be applicable for the entire financial year.
10.2. The proposal shall be submitted to TAMP along with a certificate from the independent engineer appointed
under the Concession Agreement of the Project indicating the achievement of Performance Standards in the previous 12
months as incorporated in the Concession Agreement or for the actual number of months of operation in the first year of
operation as the case may be.
10.3. On receipt of the proposal, TAMP will seek the views of the Major Port Trust on the achievement of
Performance Standards as outlined in para 5 of the tariff guidelines of 2013, within 7 days of receipt.
10.4. In the event of Operator not achieving the Performance Standards as incorporated in the Concession
Agreement in previous 12 months, TAMP will not consider the proposal for notifying the Performance Linked Tariff
for the ensuing financial year and the Operator shall be entitled to only the indexed Reference Tariff applicable for the
ensuing financial year.
10.5. After considering the views of the Major Port Trust, if TAMP is satisfied that the Performance Standards as
incorporated in the Concession Agreement have been achieved, it shall notify the performance linked tariff by
15th of March to be effective from 1st of April of the ensuing financial year.
10.6. While considering the proposal for Performance Linked Tariff, TAMP will look into the Performance
Standards and its adherence by the Operator. TAMP will decide on the acceptance or rejection of the Performance
Linked Tariff proposal based on the achievement or otherwise of the Performance Standards by the operator.
Determination of indexed Reference Tariff and Performance Linked Tariff will follow the illustration shown in the
Appendix attached to the tariff guidelines of 2013.
10.7. From the third year of operation, the Performance Linked Tariff proposal from the PPP operator shall be
automatically notified by TAMP subject to the achievement of Performance Standards in the previous 12 months period
as certified by the Independent Engineer. The PPP operator, for the Performance Linked Tariff from the third year
onwards, will submit the Performance Linked Tariff proposal along with the achievement certificate from the52 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
independent engineer by 1st March and TAMP shall notify by 20th March, the Performance Linked Tariff to be
effective from the ensuing financial year.
10.8. In the event any user has any grievance regarding non-achievement by the PPP operator of the Performance
Standards as notified by the TAMP, he may prefer a representation to TAMP which, thereafter, shall conduct an inquiry
into the representation and give its finding to the concerned Major Port Trust. The Major Port Trust will be bound to
take necessary action on the findings as per the provisions of the respective Concession Agreement.
10.9. Within 15 (fifteen) days of the signing of the Concession Agreement, the concerned operator will forward the
Concession Agreement to TAMP which will host it on its website.
10.10. The PPP operator shall furnish to TAMP quarterly reports on cargo traffic, ship berth day output, average
turnaround time of ships, average pre-berthing waiting time as well as the tariff realized for each berth. The quarterly
reports shall be submitted by the PPP operator within a month following the end of each quarter. Any other information
which is required by TAMP shall also be furnished to them from time to time.
10.11. TAMP shall publish on its website all such information received from PPP operator. However, TAMP shall
consider a request from any PPP operator about not publishing certain data/ information furnished which may be
commercially sensitive. Such requests should be accompanied by detailed justification regarding the commercial
sensitiveness of the data/information in question and the likely adverse impact on their revenue/ operation of upon
publication. TAMP’s decision in this regard would be final.
T. S. BALASUBRAMANIAN, Member (Finance)
[ADVT. III/4/Exty./143/13]
ANNEX – I
REFERENCE TARIFF CALCULATION FOR THE HARBOUR WALL BERTH AT MUMBAI PORT
TRUST.
` in crores
Sr. Particulars Revised Estimates
No. estimates modified by
furnished by TAMP
MBPT in
November
2013
I Optimal capacity
Optimal Quay Capacity
(a) Share of capacity of different cargo items
Percentage share of capacity of Iron & Steel Products (S1) 77% 77%
Percentage share of capacity of Break Bulk Cargo (S2) 1 5 % 15%
Percentage share of capacity of Bagged Cargo (S3) 7% 7%
Percentage share of capacity of Containerised Cargo (S4) 1% 1%
(b) Handling rate of Vessels (4 Berths)
- Handling rate of vessels carrying Iron & Steel Products (P1) 30000 30000
- Handling rate of vessels carrying Break Bulk Cargo (P2) 10000 10000
- Handling rate of vessels carrying Bagged Cargo (P3) 10000 16000
- Handling rate of vessels carrying Containerised Cargo (P4) 30000 30000
(c) Optimal Capacity of the Terminal
Iron & Steel Products 0.7 * S1 * P1 * 365 tonnes per annum 5902050 5902050
Break Bulk Cargo 0.7 * S1 * P1 * 365 tonnes per annum 383250 383250
Bagged Cargo 0.7 * S1 * P1 * 365 tonnes per annum 178850 286160
Containerised Cargo 0.7 * S1 * P1 * 365 tonnes per annum 76650 76650
Optimal Capacity of 4 berths in metric tonnes / annum 6520000 6648110
Optimal Capacity of 4 berths in million metric tonnes / annum 6.52 6.65
II Capital Cost
A. Cargo Handling Activity ` in crores
(i). Civil Cost
- Dredging in Channel 207.00 207.00
- Detailed Engineering, soil investigations & project supervision @7% 14.49 14.49
- Contingencies @ 3% 6.21 6.21¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 53
- Works contract tax @ 2.8% 5.80 5.80
- Environment mitigation cost @ 0.5% 1.04 1.04
234.53 234.53
(ii). Equipment Cost
- 40 tonne Mobile Harbour Crane ( 1 no.) 24.52 24.52
- 30 tonne ELL Cranes (6 nos.) 110.34 110.34
- Mobile Hoppers (6 nos.) 2.10 2.10
- Mobile bagging machine (3 nos.) 2.10 2.10
- Portable conveyors (11m length) (5 nos.) 1.00 1.00
- Pay Loaders (4 Nos.) 0.40 0.40
- FLT 20T and 10T (2 nos. each) (4 nos.) 2.00 2.00
- Elevated conveyors (Length 15m) (LS) 0.25 0.25
- Lighting Buoys (75 nos.) 0.75 0.75
- Beacon Lights (16 nos.) 0.16 0.16
- Power distribution and area lighting (LS) 4.07 4.07
- Detailed Engineering, soil investigations & project supervision @7% 10.34 10.34
- Contingencies @ 3% 4.43 4.43
- Works contract tax @ 2.8% 4.14 4.14
- Environment mitigation cost @ 0.5% 0.74 0.74
167.33 167.33
(iii). Miscellaneous
- 5% on Civil Cost and Equipment Cost towards interest during construction 20.09 20.09
Total Capital Cost for Handling Activity ( i + ii + iii + iv ) 421.96 421.96
B. Berth Hire Activity
- Construction of berth 67.11 67.11
- Cost of dredging 119.12 119.12
- Detailed Engineering, soil investigations & project supervision @7% 13.04 13.04
- Contingencies @ 3% 5.59 5.59
- Works contract tax @ 2.8% 5.21 5.21
- Environment mitigation cost @ 0.5% 0.93 0.93
- Miscellaneous @ 5% 10.55 10.55
Total capital cost for Berth hire Activity 221.55 221.55
Total Project Cost ( A + B ) 643.51 643.51
III Operating Cost for Cargo Handling Activity ` in crores
(a) Power (6 ELL cranes) 2.84 2.77
(MBPT- 100 units/ hour/ crane * Rs. 7.90 per unit * 6000 hours pa for 6 cranes)
(TAMP - 100 units/ hour/ crane* Rs. 7.52 per unit * 6132 hours pa for 6 cranes)
(b). Fuel Cost
- Harbour Mobile Crane (1 no.) 0.50 0.56
(MBPT - 15 ltrs/ hour/ crane* Rs.56 per litre * 6000 hours pa for 1 HMC)
(TAMP - 15 ltrs/ hour/ crane * Rs.60.70 per litre * 6132 hours pa for 1 HMC)
- Mobile bagging machine (3 nos.) 1.21 1.34
(MBPT - 12 ltrs/ hour/ machine* Rs.56 per litre * 6000 hours pa for 3 machines)
(TAMP - 12 ltrs/ hour/ machine * Rs.60.70 per litre * 6132 hours pa for 3 machines)
- Portable conveyors (11m length) (5 nos.) 2.02 2.23
(MBPT - 12 ltrs/ hour/ conveyor* Rs.56 per litre * 6000 hours pa for 5 conveyors)
(TAMP - 12 ltrs/ hour/ conveyor * Rs.60.70 per litre * 6132 hours pa for 5 conveyors)
- Pay Loaders (4 Nos.) 1.61 1.79
(MBPT - 12 ltrs/ hour/ payloader* Rs.56 per litre * 6000 hours pa for 4 payloaders)
(TAMP - 12 ltrs/ hour/ payloader * Rs.60.70 per litre * 6132 hours pa for 4 payloaders)
- FLT 20T (2 nos. ) 1.34 1.49
(MBPT - 20 ltrs/ hour/ forklift* Rs.56 per litre * 6000 hours pa for 2 FLT 20T)
(TAMP - 20 ltrs/ hour/ forklift * Rs.60.70 per litre * 6132 hours pa for 2 FLT 20T)
- FLT 10T (2 nos. ) 0.67 0.74
(MBPT - 10 ltrs/ hour/ forklift* Rs.56 per litre * 6000 hours pa for 2 FLT 10T)
(TAMP - 10 ltrs/ hour/ forklift * Rs.60.70 per litre * 6132 hours pa for 2 FLT 10T)
(c). Repair & Maintenance
- Civil Assets (1% on civil work) 2.35 2.35
- Mechanical Equipment (5% on equipment cost) 8.37 8.37
- Miscellaneous Assets (1% on civil work component & 5% of Equipment cost component) 0.54 0.54
(d). Insurance (1% on Gross fixed assets) 1.76 1.76
(e). Depreciation
- Civil Work @ 3.34% 0.00 0.00
- Mechanical Works 17.30 16.73
(MBPT - 10.34% on equipment cost )
(TAMP - 10% on equipment cost)
- Miscellaneous Assets 0.87 0.8454 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
(MBPT - 10.34% on equipment component forming part of miscellaneous asset)
(TAMP - 10% on equipment component forming part of miscellaneous asset)
(f). License Fee (Rs.50 per sqm per month) 2.40 2.40
(g). Other Expenses (5% on cost of mechanical works and on the component of mechanical works 8.78 8.78
forming part of Miscellaneous assets)
Total Operating Cost 52.56 52.68
IV Estimated Revenue Requirement & upfront tariff for Cargo Handling Activity
A.
(i). Estimated Revenue Requirement
(a). Total Operating Cost 52.56 52.68
(b). Return on capital Employed @ 16% 67.51 67.51
(c). Total Revenue requirement from cargo handling activity 120.07 120.19
(ii). Apportionment of Revenue Requirement
(a). Cargo Handling Charges (90% of ARR) 108.07 108.17
(b). Storage Charges (5% of ARR) 6.00 6.01
(c). Miscelleneous Charge (5% of ARR) 6.00 6.01
(d).Total Revenue requirement from cargo handling activity 120.07 120.19
(iii). Cargo Handling charge
(a). Cargo Handling Charge
- Revenue Requirement (Amount in `) 1080651084 1081716971
- Optimal Capacity of Iron & Steel Products 5902050 5902050
- Optimal Capacity of Break bulk cargo 383250 383250
- Optimal Capacity of Bagged cargo 178850 286160
- Optimal Capacity of Containerised cargo 76650 76650
- Per Tonne rate for handling of Iron & Steel Products 201.00 157.50
- Per Tonne rate for handling of Break bulk cargo 57.80 472.51
- Per Tonne rate for handling of Bagged cargo 57.80 295.32
- Per Tonne rate for handling of Containerised cargo 201.00 157.50
(b). Storage Charge
- Revenue Requirement (` in crores) 60036171 60095387
- % of Cargo to attract storage charge
- Iron & Steel Products and Containerised cargo) 30.60% 30.60%
- Break Bulk cargo and Bagged cargo 3.00% 3.00%
- Capacity of cargo to attract storage charge (million tonnes)
- Iron & Steel Products and Containerised cargo) 1829482 1829482
- Break Bulk cargo 11498 11498
- Bagged cargo 5366 8585
Storage Charge (beyond the free period) for Break Bulk Cargo, Bagged Cargo and Iron & Steel products Rate Per Rate Per
and containerised cargo tonne per tonne per
day or part day or part
thereof thereof
-First to 20th day 2.97 2.10
-21st day to 40th day 4.45 3.15
-41st day onwards 5.93 4.20
(c). Miscelleneous Charge
- Revenue Requirement (` in crores) 60036171 60095387
- Capacity (million Tonnes per annum) 6520000 6648110
- Miscellenous Charge (` per tonne) 9.21 9.04
B. BERTH HIRE CHARGES
(i). Revenue Requirement ` in crores
(a). Repairs & Maintenance Charge (1% on captial cost for berth) 2.22 2.22
(b). Depreciation (3.34% of gross block excl. dredging cost) 2.67 2.67
(c). Insurance (1% of gross block excl. dredging cost) 0.80 0.80
(d). Other expenses on civil & mech (5% of gross block excl. dredging cost) 3.99 0.00
Sub total (i) 9.67 5.68
(ii). Return on capital Employed @ 16% 35.45 35.45
Total Revenue requirement from Berthing services (i + ii) 45.12 41.13
Berth hire Charge
Foreign going vessel (Rate per GRT per hour) $0.035 5.271
Coastal vessel (Rate per GRT per hour) in ` 1.29 3.162¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 55
Berth Hire Calculation as furnished by MBPT
Sr. Particulars Unit Break Bagged Unitised &
No. Bulk Cargo Containerised
Cargo cargo
i Parcel Size Tonnes or PCU 30000 25000 20000
ii. Vessel Size DWT 40000 40000 40000
iv. Average GRT GRT hours 19500 16250 13000
v. Expected traffic Million tonnes 0.38 0.19 5.83
vi. Daily throughput of Berth TPD or PCU 2500 2500 7500
vii No. of Berth days Berth Days 9 9 1.7
viii. No. of Berth hours Hours 216 216 40.8
ix. No. of Vessels Nos. 13 8 292
xii. Total GRT hours ( iv * ix) GRT hours 247783 123937 3792459
xiii. Revenue Requirement 45.12
Berth hire - foreign going vessel (in US$) 0.035
Berth hire - (in Rupees)($0.03576*Rs.60) 2.15
Berth hire - coastal vessel 1.29
Berth Hire Calculation as per TAMP Estimates
Sr. Particulars Unit Break Bagged Unitis Total
No Bulk Cargo ed &
. Cargo Conta
ineris
ed
cargo
i Ship day output Tonnes/ 10000 16000 30000
day
ii. Average GRT Tonnes 19500 16250 13000
iii. Average parcel size Tonnes 30000 25000 20000
iv. Tonnage expected to be handled Tonnes 383250 286160 59787 664811
00 0
v. Average no. of berth days (iv / i) Days 38 18 199 256
vi. No. of berth hours {24 x (v)} Hours 920 429 4783 6132
vii Expected number of vessels (iv / iii) Nos. 13 11 299
xi. Total GRT hours ( ii x vi ) GRT 1793610 6975150 62178 870897
hours 0 480 30
xii Revenue Requirement Rupees 411281
. 920
#REF! #REF!
Working for foreign vessel 74% and coastal vessel
26%)
87089730 * 74% * x + 87089730 * 26% * 0.6x = 411281
920
64446400.2 x + 13585997.88 x = 411281
920
x = Foreign going vessel rate 5.271
Coastal vessel Rate = 0.6 x foreign going vessel rate 3.162
Annex – II
MUMBAI PORT TRUST56 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
ReferenceTariff Schedule for the Multipurpose Harbour Wall Berths.
DEFINITIONS
In this Scale of Rates unless the context otherwise requires, the following definitions shall apply.
(i) “Coastal Vessel” means any vessel exclusively employed in trading between any port or place in India to any
other port or place in India having a valid coastal license issued by the competent authority.
(ii) “Foreign Vessel” means any vessel other than a coastal vessel.
(iii) “Per day” means per calendar day unless otherwise stated.
GENERAL TERMS & CONDITIONS
(i) The status of the vessel, as borne out by its certification by the Customs or the Director General of
Shipping, or Mercantile Marine Department or Registrar of Indian Ships or Maharashtra Maritime Board
or issued under Coastal vessels Act, Inland vessels Act shall be the deciding factor for its classification as
‘coastal’ or ‘foreign-going’ for the purpose of levying vessel related charges; and, the nature of cargo or
its origin will not be of any relevance for this purpose.
(ii) (a) A foreign going vessel of Indian Flag having a General Trading Licence can convert to Coastal
run on the basis of a Customs Conversion Order or on filing of Coastal International General Manifest in
Coastal Establishment Section of Customs Department.
(b) A foreign going vessel of Foreign Flag can convert to coastal run on the basis of a Coastal Voyage
Licence issued by the Director General of Shipping.
(c) In cases of such conversion, coastal rates shall be chargeable by the load port from the time the
vessel starts loading coastal goods.
(d) In cases of such conversion, coastal rates shall be chargeable only till the vessel completes
coastal cargo discharging operations; immediately thereafter, foreign-going rates shall be chargeable by
the discharge ports.
(e) For dedicated Indian coastal vessels having a Coastal Licence from the Director General of Shipping,
no other document will be required to be entitled to Coastal rates.
(f) For vessels visiting the port other than for cargo operations the conditions referred in (c) and (d)
above shall not apply.
(iii) Users will not be required to pay charges for delays beyond a reasonable level attributable to the Terminal
operator.
(iv) Interest on delayed payments / refunds:
(a) The user shall pay penal interest on delayed payments under this Scale of Rates. Likewise, the Terminal
Operator shall pay penal interest on delayed refunds.
(b) The rate of penal interest will be 2 % above the prime lending rate of the State Bank of India. The penal
interest rate will apply to both the Terminal Operator and the user equally.
(c) The delay in refunds will be counted only 20 days from the date of completion of services or on
production of all the documents required from the users, whichever is later.
(d) The delay in payments by the users will be counted only 10 days after the date of raising the bills by the
Terminal Operator. This provision will not apply to the case where payment is to be made before
availing of the services / use of port properties as stipulated in the MPT Act, 1963 and / or prescribed as
a condition in the tariff.
(e) Interest will be calculated for the actual no. of days from the date of raising the bills till the date of
payment.
(v) The minimum charges recovered in any bill shall be Rupees Hundred (`100) only.
(vi) All charges worked out shall be rounded off to the next higher rupee on the grand total of each bill.¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 57
(vii) In calculating the gross weight or measurement by volume or capacity of any individual item, fractions upto
0.5 shall be taken as 0.5 unit and fractions of 0.5 and above shall be treated as one unit, except where
otherwise specified.
(viii) No claims for refund shall be entertained unless the amount refundable is `100 or more likewise Terminal
shall not raise any upplementary / under charge bills & interest bills if the amount due to port is less
than `100/-
(ix) (a) The rates prescribed in this Scale of Rates are ceiling levels; likewise, rebates and discounts are floor levels.
The Terminal Operator may, if it so desires, charge lower rates and/ or allow higher rebates and discounts.
(b) The Terminal Operator may also, if he so desires, rationalize the prescribed conditionality governing the
application of rates prescribed in the Scale of Rates, if such rationalization gives relief to the user in rate per
unit and the unit rates prescribed in the Scale of Rates do not exceed the ceiling levels.
(c) Provided that the Terminal Operator should notify the public such lower rates and / or
rationalization of the conditionality governing the application of such rates and continue to notify
the public any further changes in such lower rates and / or in the conditionality governing the
application of such rates, provided the new rates fixed shall not exceed the rates notified by the
TAMP.
WHARFAGE CHARGES :
(`per MT)
Break Bulk Cargo Bagged Cargo Iron & Steel Containerised Cargo
Foreign 472.51 295.32 157.50 157.50
Coastal 283.51 177.19 94.50 94.50
Note :
The Wharfage charge covers services such as labour, management and supervision of labour, control &
supervision of cargo, operation & maintenance of cargo handling equipment etc.
BERTH HIRE CHARGES :
` Per GRT per hour or Part thereof
Type of Vessel Foreign Coastal
All Vessels 5.271 3.162
Notes:
(i) Incase of occupation of only one berth by a vessel, 25% of the respective berth hire charges as mentioned above
are leviable for the foreign going vessels and coastal vessels.
(ii) The period of berth hire shall be calculated from the time vessel occupies the berth.
(iii) Berth hire includes charges for services rendered at the berth, such as occupation of berth, rubbish removal,
cleaning of berths, fire watch etc. Berth Hire charges covers operation & maintenance of berth, Marine structures
& dredging etc.
(iv) No berth hire shall be levied for the period when the vessel idles at its berth for continuous one hour or more due
to breakdown of terminal operator’s equipment or power or for any other reasons attributable to the terminal
operator.
(v) (a) Berth hire shall stop 4 hours after the time of vessel signaling its readiness to sail.
(b) The time limit of 4 hours prescribed for the cessation of berth hire shall exclude the ship’s waiting time
for want of favorable tide conditions, inclement weather, and due to lack of night navigation.
(c) The master/ agent of the vessel shall signal readiness to sail only in accordance with favorable tidal and
weather conditions.58 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4]
(vi) The Penal Berth hire shall be equal to one-day’s (24 hours) berth hire charge for a false signal.
“False signal” would be when the vessel signals readiness and asks for a pilot in anticipation even when she is
not ready for un-berthing due to engine not being ready or cargo operation not completed or such other reasons
attributable to the vessels. This excludes the signaling readiness when a vessel is not able to sail due to
unfavorable tide, lack of night navigation or adverse weather conditions.
MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES
Type of Cargo ` Per Metric Tonne
All Cargo 9.04
Note:
Miscellaneous charges prescribed above is a composite charge for provision of all miscellaneous services such as
sweeping of cargo on the wharf, weighment of cargo, dust suppression etc.
STORAGE CHARGES:
Amount in ` Per tonne per day
Commodities For 1st to 20th day For 21st to 40th day From 41st day onwards
All types of cargo 2.10 3.15 4.20
Notes :
(i) No storage charge shall accrue for the period during which the terminal operator is not in a position to deliver
cargo when requested by the user for reasons attributable to the terminal operator.
(ii) All import goods will be allowed storage in the docks free of demurrage for five days from the date following
the day of complete discharge of vessel’s cargo. All export goods will be allowed storage in the docks free of
demurrage for fifteen days commencing from the date of admission of cargo into the port.
(iii) The purpose of calculation of free days Sunday’s, Customs notified holidays and port non-operating days will
be excluded.
(iv) Demurrage charges will be assessed on the gross weight of the goods. Gross weight if not in exact multiples of
100 Kgs. will be rounded off to the next higher multiple of 100 Kgs. for levy of charges.
(v) No charge will be charged on shut out cargo. Demurrage shall be levied on Shut out cargo from the date of
admission of cargo into Terminal till and including the date of removal. Shut out cargo must be removed by
shippers on receipt of three days' notice from the Terminal Operator. In case of non-compliance, the Terminal
Operator may remove such goods to a place at expenses of shippers.
GENERAL NOTE :
The tariff caps will be indexed to inflation but only to an extent of 60% of the variation in Wholesale Price Index (WPI)
occurring between 1 January, 2013 and 1st January of the relevant year. Such automatic adjustment of tariff caps will be
made every year and the adjusted tariff caps will come into force from 1st April of the relevant year to 31st March of the
following year.
Annex - III
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
Development of Harbour Wall Berths at Mumbai Port on Design, Build, Finance, Operate & Transfer
(DBFOT) Basis
Sl. No. Cargo Category Performance Indicator
1. Break Bulk 2500 T/Day
2. Bagged Cargo 4000 T/Day
3. Containerized cargo 7500 T/Day¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 59
4. Iron and Steel 7500 T/Day
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