MEWAR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRYmccibhilwara.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/feb2016.pdf · FEBRUARY 2016 MEWAR CHAMBER PATRIKA 3 Sr. F.N. Members Name Representative 26 938 Di

FEBRUARY 2016 MEWAR CHAMBER PATRIKA 1

REPRESENTATION IN NATIONAL & STATE LEVEL COMMITTEES

All India Power loom Board, Ministry of Textile, Govt. of India, New Delhi

National Coal Consumer Council, Coal India Ltd., Kolkata

State Level Tax Advisory Committee, Govt. of Rajasthan, Jaipur

State Level Industrial Advisory Committee, Govt. of Rajasthan, Jaipur

Regional Advisory Committee, Central Excise, Jaipur

Foreign Trade Advisory Committee, Public Grievance Committee, Customs, Jaipur

DRUCC/ZRUCC of North Western Railways

AFFILIATION

At the International Level : International Chamber of Commerce, Paris (France)

At the National Level : Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry, (FICCI) New Delhi

Indian Council of Arbitration, New Delhi

National Institute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development

(NIESBUD), New Delhi.

Confederation of All India Traders, New Delhi

At the State Level : Rajasthan Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Jaipur.

: The Employers Association of Rajasthan, Jaipur.

: Rajasthan Textile Mills Association, Jaipur

MEWAR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY

Mewar Chamber Bhawan, Nagori Garden

Bhilwara 311 001 (Raj.) 01482-220908 Fax : 01482-238948

[email protected] www.mccibhilwara.com

President

Sr. Vice President

Vice Presidents

Mr. Anil Mansinghka 01482-233800 98290-46101

[email protected]

Mr. Dinesh Nolakha 01482-286111 98281-48111

[email protected]

Mr. N. N. Jindal 01472-240148 94147-34834

[email protected]

Mr. J. K. Bagrodia 01482-242435 94141-10754

[email protected]

Mr. P. K. Jain 01483-229011 99280-47578

[email protected]

Hony. Secretary General

Hony. Joint Secretary

Hony. Treasurer

Executive Officer

Mr. S.P. Nathany 220908, 238948 94141-12108

[email protected]

Mr. R. K. Jain 01482-225844 94141-10844

[email protected]

Mr. Deepak Agarwal 01482-241600 98290-67400

[email protected]

Mr. M.K.Jain 220908 94141-10807

[email protected]

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Sr. F.N. Members Name Representative

1 1 Birla Corporation Ltd. Shri V.K.Hamirwasia

2 2 BSL Ltd (Process Division) Shri A.K.Mehta

3 4 BSL Ltd Shri J.C.Soni

4 10 Pratap Commercial Co.Pvt Ltd Shri Hemant Mansinghka

5 11 Bhilwara Spinners Ltd. Shri Ashok Kothari

6 14 RSWM Limited, Gulabpura Shri Prakash Maheshwari

7 21 Udaipur Mineral Development Syndicate Pvt Ltd Shri S.C.Panigrahi

8 22 A Infrastructurs Limited Shri D. Ambardar

9 56 Shree Mahadeo Cotton Mills Ltd. Shri Deepak Mansinghka

10 240 Sangam India Ltd.(Process Division) Shri V.K.Sodani

11 245 Swastika Suitings Pvt Ltd. Shri S.N. Soni

12 304 Sangam India Ltd. Shri G.C.Jain

13 313 Ranjan Suitings Pvt Ltd. Dr. P.M.Beswal

14 379 TPL Industries Ltd. Shri V.S.Tiwari

15 393 Oswal Suitings Ltd. Shri Sanjay Jain

16 394 J.K.Cement Works Shri S.K.Rathore

17 427 Solar Synthetics Pvt Ltd. Shri K.C.Nuwal

18 428 Anant Syntex Ltd. Shri Anil Soni

19 432 Janki Corp Limited Shri R.N.Mittal

20 433 Ranjan Processors Shri Mohit Bhimsariya

21 932 Rodas Impex Pvt Ltd Shri J.K.Chamodi

22 933 Airspun Synthetics Pvt Ltd Shri Mukesh M Shah

23 934 Sona Styles Limited Shri Subhash Nuwal

24 935 Subh Laxmi Tex Trade Pvt Ltd Shri Amit Jain

25 936 Siddarth Export Shri Manoj Mansinghka


Sr. F.N. Members Name Representative

26 938 Di Shimla Sizers Pvt Ltd Shri Dinesh Garg

27 939 Riddhi Siddhi Ecologistics Pvt Ltd Shri Suresh Kumar Sharma

28 940 Baheti Silicones & Metals Pvt Ltd Shri Sanjay Baheti

29 941 Kakani Yarn Agency Shri Mahendra Kakani

30 944 Gravin (India) Shri Rajendra Dhabriya

31 945 Arpit Enterprises Shri Manoj Jain

32 946 Welcos Superfab Shri Naresh Jain

33 948 Shivam Exim Shri Chandresh Asawa

34 949 Saroj Textiles Shri Vishesh Nuwal

35 950 Somani Chemical Industries Shri Vinod Kumar Somani

36 951 Vinu Chemical & Allied Industries Smt. Uma Somani

37 952 Somani Venture Private Limited Shri Vinod Kumar Somani

38 953 Shree Nath Packing Industries Shri Satya Narayan Jhanwar

39 954 BM Techno Machines Pvt Ltd Shri Sandeep Maheshwari

40 955 Wearit Global Limited Shri Manish Kumar

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Sr. Constituency Name of Unit Name of the person

1 Transportation, Logistics, Automobile, Motor Spirit & Machinery Shree Goods Carriers Mr. Sanmati Jain

2 Marble, Granite & Tiles Jindal Marbles Pvt Ltd. Mr. N.N.Jindal

3 Metals, Engineering & Electricals Talesara Electric Stores Mr. P.S.Talesara

4 General SR Texfab Private Limited Mr. R.P.Agarwal

5 Electronics & Computers Super Electronics Mr. Mukesh Agarwal

6 Cottage, Small & Medium Scale Industries (MSME) Modtex Texturisers Pvt Ltd. Mr. K.K.Modi

7 Agriculture, Allied Trade, Oil Vanaspati & Readymade Nathany Farm Mr. S.P.Nathany

8 Professionals Vinod Kumar Mansingka Mr. V.K.Mansingka

9 General Trade Furniture House Mr. Ram Gopal Agarwal

10 Chartered Accountant A.K.Somani & Associates Mr. Atul Somani

11 Cinema, Hospitals & Service Providers Excellent Synthetics Mr. S.L.Pokharna

12 Advocates & Tax Practitioners R.S.Jaithlia Mr. R.S.Jaithalia

Sr. Constituency Name of Unit Name of the person

1 Textile Industry Nitin Spinners Ltd. Mr. Dinesh Nolkha

2 Minerals & Allied Industry Hindustan Zinc Limited, Rampura Mr. Praveen Jain

3 Cement, Building Materials, Iron & Steel, Chemicals Jindal Saw Limited Mr. Rajender Gaur

4 Weaving Industry Manglam Yarn Agencies Mr. J.K.Bagrodia

5 Banking, Insurance & Service Providers Bhilwara Mahila Urban Co-Op Bank Ltd Dr.Kirti Bordia

6 Textile Processing Industry M.R.Weaving Mills Pvt Ltd Mr. D.K.Agarwal

7 Textile Machinery, Accessories, Dyes & Chemicals Dr.Ashok Singal Dr. Ashok Singal

8 General Industry J.K.Tyre & Industries Ltd. Mr. L.P.Shrivastva

9 Trade General Jaya Agencies Mr. M.S.Rathi

10 Yarn Trade, Agents and others Sharda Spuntex Pvt Ltd Mr. Anil Mansinghka

Fertilizers, Refactories

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2 Bhilwara Branch of NIRC of ICSI Mr. R.K.Jain

3 RIICO Growth Center Udyog Sanstha Mr. J.P.Gadiya

4 Synthetics Weaving Mills Association Mr. Sanjay Periwal

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MUKHYAMANTRI JAL SWAVLAMBAN ABHIYAN

Thousands have lived without love, not one without water.” Poet W.H.Auden beautifully captures the essence of water for life

in these few words. In a startling study of statistics, it is estimated that only 18% of total rural population of 833 million Indians

have access to treated water. In comparison, 41% of the rural population, or 346 million people, own mobile phones. The

situation is worse in the only desert state of the India, Rajasthan. Consisting of approximately 10% of land area, 5% of the total

population, the State has only 1% water of the Country. A 2012 report of Rajasthan State Action Plan on Climate Change

reveals that Rajasthan has the highest probability of drought in India. The State of Rajasthan, under CM Vasundhara Raje, has

earmarked 2016 as the 'Year of JalKranti'.

With a vision to find long-term solution for a water-sustainable Rajasthan, CM Vasundhara Raje has recently announced her

most ambitious scheme “Mukhyamantri Jal Swavlamban Abhiyan (MJSA) to conserve and harvest rain water and make

villages self-reliant even during drought periods. The programme has been designed in such a way that everything from

planning to execution shall be followed in a participatory approach down to the village community level. The scheme is

created with the idea of natural resource management with hydrological unit as a base to develop water, forest and land. The

purpose of this Mission on Water Conservation is to make villages self-sufficient in water use and thus provide a permanent

solution to the demand of drinking water besides ensuring storage and conservation of water for making it available for

irrigation. In first year around 3000 villages on the basis of priority will be identified and, in coming 3 years, by including

around 6000 villages every year, 21000 villages of the State will be benefited by the mission & permanent solution will be

achieved by making them self sufficient in terms of water.

Some of the key objectives of the programme are:

To create a water sustainable Rajasthan

To increase the irrigated area Ensure effective water conservation through convergence of resources of different

departments

To create awareness about community participation in water management

To prepare a village action plan through water budgeting via community participation

To make the village a self sufficient unit in drinking water through sustainable measures

Four waters concept, which has been successful in countering drought and averting migration of labour in China, is quite

relevant to the drought-prone Rajasthan. This low-cost technology can increase recharge of groundwater by four times and

provide thrice the benefit than conventional modes. The Four Waters concept revolves around the harvesting of available

runoff (rain water, ground water, under-ground water & in situ soil moisture) in rural areas by treatment of catchment, proper

utilization of available water harvesting structures, renovation of the non-functional water harvesting structures & creation of

new water harvesting structures. It also includes development of forest, land, water & fauna keeping watershed/cluster/index

as a unit for natural resource management.

To ensure effective implementation of water conservation and water harvesting related activities in rural areas, convergence

of schemes of various departments has been carried out. The planning also involves ensuring people's participation through

both education and motivation at the village level. A unique concept of water budgeting is being introduced in Gram sabhas

where after determination of usage of water (for drinking, irrigation, livestock & for other commercial purposes) & a water

budget will be prepared to conserve water available from various resources and accordingly, works will be identified and

approved for the preparation of action plan of the mission.

The root of the campaign lies in the premise that problem can be solved at its source if rural indigenous communities are

mobilized to produce water — that is, to increase the supply of water available for their own needs and, by extension, for

society as a whole. Increasing society's ability to produce water, as well as use it more efficiently, can bring about an

interrelated series of benefits that will dramatically improve environmental, sanitary, and productive conditions among some

of the poorest social groups. It involves a bottom-up approach of involving the primary stakeholders in planning, designing,

developing and management of water conservation activities. Overall, primary efforts are being made to create a sense of

ownership among villagers for construction of water harvesting/conservation structures and their maintenance.

All about MJSA

FourWaters Concept

Water Budgeting

Water for all – by all

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Crowd-Funding

How canYou contribute

For the Rajasthan Government, the problem looks gigantic and resources are scarce. Probably for the first time ever, the

Rajasthan Government has created an online crowd-funding portal where donations for the campaign shall be accepted to a

single rupee. The portal consists of a unique feature through which one can adopt a village or a lake in Rajasthan and contribute

for the same. With planning in initial stages, there is a discussion of making contributions enabled through e-mitras and web

payment gateways.

CM Raje has set out on a mission mode, calling on all stakeholders across the State to contribute to the campaign – the

government departments, Non-Government Organizations, civil society, religious institutions and leaders from all political

parties. The Government is also set to invite Businesses to contribute towards MJSA through a CSR sub-campaign. Another

sub-campaign called 'Chalo Rajasthan' will be soon launched to call on the non-resident Rajasthanis to contribute to the

mission. CM Vasundhara Raje has appealed to all the people of Rajasthan to step in, join hands and work together for the cause

of this Jal Kranti.

In the spirit of 'charity begins at home', Chief Minister Raje herself announced to contribute her salary of six months to support

the Jal Swavlamban Abhiyan. On her call, people representatives and all ministers and mayors announced a donation of 3

months' salary along with zila pramukhs donating their two months' salaries. MPs, MLAs and board Chairpersons also

pledged their one-month salary to the cause.

Any citizen can donate any amount through this portal: http://water.rajasthan.gov.in/mjsa Corporate Sector, Non-

Governmental Organizations & Religious Trusts have full freedom to execute plan of any particular village as a whole or a

particular work of village plan, by themselves as per guidelines. May adopt any village as a whole or works of a particular

village and can execute works themselves under technical guidance of Line Department.

In addition to above, may contribute funds to bridge Financial Gaps for works proposed in village plan.

While the world's rising requirement for water is a big threat for the future, the story is more complicated than just too many

people putting their straws in the glass. The growing conflicts over water use are worrying and it seems that human race has

taken water for granted and massively misjudged the capacity of the earth's water systems to sustain the demands made upon it.

In crisp white letter, water conservation ought to be, and must be, the foremost agenda for any government. Water is known to

take many forms; we must not force it to take a fatal one. In hindsight, this bold move of Vasundhara Raje is greatly warming

and welcome.


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http://industries.rajasthan.gov.in

UNION BUDGET 2016-2017

Budget 2016-17 Highlights

1. Service tax - After Swachh Bharat Cess, Govt goes for Krishi Kalyan Cess of 0.5% on all taxable services from June 1,

2016 but Credit to be allowed against CESS payments

2. 1% infrastructure cess on small petrol & diesel cars + CNG cars & 4% on higher engine capacity vehicles; No Credit to be

allowed even against CESS payments

3. Clean Energy Cess hiked to Rs 400 per tonne on coal, lignite and peat

4. FM proposes equalisation levy of 6% on payments exceeding Rs one lakh and made to non-resident in case of B2B

transactions

5. STT hiked in case of 'Options'

6. 1% corporate tax relief for Companies with turnover not exceeding Rs 5 Crore by 2015

7. Budget hikes tax rebate u/s 87Afrom Rs 2000 to Rs 5000 for taxpayers with income upto Rs 5 lakh

8. FDI policy - 100% FDI through FIPB route in food processing

9. Budget promises abolition of permit raj for pax transport traffic + to amend Motor Vehicle Act + 160 airports & airstrips

to be revamped

10. Govt announcements on infra sector - special system to resolve contract-related disputes

11. Budget 2016 - Govt committed to double income of farmers by 2020 + more funds for agriculture & rural sector

12. FM announces 9% interest on refund in case of delay in giving effect to decisions given by appellate forum

13. Budget proposes to streamline TDS provisions + relief for non-resident not having PAN + introduces system of deferral

scheme for payment of customs duty

14. CESTAT Single Member Bench - Limit hiked to Rs 50 lakh + 11 more Benches for CESTAT + CENVAT Credit Rules

streamlined + accepts some of recommendations of Justice Easwar Committee

15. FM announces new scheme to reduce tax litigation by paying 15% of demand

16. FM proposes to rationalise formula to overcome issues relating to Sec 14A

17. Retro tax cases - High Level Committee headed by Revenue Secretary to decide new cases + one-time dispute resolution

scheme proposed for cases pending in courts + proposes to reduce powers ofAOs to impose penalty

18. Tax Litigation - 3 lakh cases involving Rs 5.5 lakh crore - Scheme proposed not to levy penalty upto Rs 10 lakh for direct

& indirect taxes; 20% of minimum assessed sum and penalty also proposed

19. Anti-black money drive - FM announces 'Compliance Window' for domestic black money at 45% tax rate

20. Excise duty on tobacco products except bidis hiked by 10-15%

21. FM announces Infrastructure Cess in name of congestion on roads

22. FM proposes withholding tax for e-commerce entities having no PE but earning ad revenue in India

23. Rich to pay 10% more tax on dividend exceeding Rs 10 lakhs

24. To revive housing sector FM announces 100% deduction for projects in metros and other cities + proposes deduction of

addl sum of Rs 50000/- for interest payment

25. FM extends list of negative services

26. New tax regime for ARCs + 5% deduction for bad loans of NBFCs + GAAR further postponed by one year + BEPS

project - certain measures like country by country reporting taken

27. Corporate tax regime reform - Accelerated depreciation limited to 40% + Sec 10AA benefit to continue till 2020 + New

tax regime for New manufacturing Cos + 100% deduction for Startups for 3 out of five years + no capital gains for

startups

28. FM hikes Sec 80GG limit from Rs 24K to 60K + presumptive taxation - turnover limit hiked to Rs 2 Cr for small

businesses + extends presumptive taxation to professionals having Rs 50 lakh receipt

29. FM makes provision of funds for implementation of recommendations of 7th Pay Commission

30. Govt to set up Committee to review implementation of FRBMAct

31. FM announces no more distinction of non-plan and plan expenditure from 2017

32. FM decides to stick to fiscal targets; 3.5% for 2016-17; Total expenditure to be Rs 19.78 lakh crore with Rs 5.5 lakh Plan

expenditure

33. Budget announces public sector insurance Cos to be listed in stock exchanges

34. FM announces Rs 25000 Cr fund for capitalisation of public sector banks


35. FDI policy - 100% FDI through FIPB route in food processing

36. Govt announcements on infra sector - special system to resolve contract-related disputes

37. Budget promises abolition of permit raj for pax transport traffic + to amend Motor Vehicle Act + 160 airports & airstrips

to be revamped

38. FM announces 97000 Cr public investment in roads in next fiscal

39. Budget extends coverage of Section 80JJAAto all audited companies, including in Services Sector

40. FM announces more Navodaya Vidyalaya + to set up higher education financing agencies + to set up

41. Budget on social sectors - LPG connections for BPL families + Rs 38500 Cr for MNREGA + to provide dialysis service

in district health centres and medical equipment granted customs duty exemption

42. FM announces digital literacy scheme for rural India + to introduce digitalisation of land records management system

43. Budget allocates Rs 5000 Cr for crop insurance scheme

44. Govt to spend Rs 60,000 Cr on water management system

45. FM allocates Rs 17000 Cr for irrigation + Rs 19000 Cr for PM Gram Sadak Yojana with 40% contribution by States

Budget 2016 - Govt committed to double income of farmers by 2020 + more funds for agriculture & rural sector.

Contributed By Shri Anil Mishra,

J.K.Tyre & Industries Ltd, Kankroli


NOTIFICATIONS WHICH ARE APPLICABLE ON TEXTILES UNDER BUDGET 2016-17

Excise notification have made following modifications under various notifications issued on 01.03.2016. Govt. has proposed

to change the excise duty on branded readymade garments and made up articles of textiles with a retail sale price of Rs.1,000

and above from 'Nil without input tax credit or 6%/12.5% with input tax credit' to '2% without input tax credit or 12.5% with

input tax credit'.

Under notification no 7/2016-Central Excise amendments in in the principal notification no 7/2012-Central excise dates

the 17th march 2012 where in “all goods of cotton not containing any other textile material, other than those bearing a

brand name or sold under a brand name and having retail sale price of Rs. 1000 and above”

Under notification no 9/2016-Central Excise amendments in in the principal notification no 1/2011-Central excise dates

the 1st march 2011 where in “all goods of Chapter 61, 62, 63 (except laminated jute bags falling under 6305, 63090000,

6310) bearing a brand name or sold under a brand name and having retail sale price of Rs. 1000 and above”

Customs notification have made following modifications under Notification issued on 01.03.2016.

Under notification no 12/2016-Customs 1st march 2016 govt. has proposed to add following items in the said notification

12/2012-Customs dated 17th March 2012 in the table with amended custom duty as stated in columns 4

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50, 52, 54, 55 Cotton and Elastane blended printed fabrics Nil - 28 A",

Cotton and metallic yarn dyed blended fabrics

Cotton and spandex and metallic blended fabrics

Cotton and Elastane printed fabric

Cotton and silk lining fabric

Cotton and silk lining fabric 100% linen chambray woven/dyed fabric

100% ramie dyed /blended printed yarn dyed fabric

Nylon and spandex lining fabrics

100% polyester velvet dyed fabric

Cotton / Nylon / Embroidery crochet lace lining fabric

"290A 5402 19 90 Nylon 66 filament 2.5% - -

5402 52 00 Polyester yarn-Anti Static Filament

5503 11 00 Aramid Flame Retardant Fibre

5503 11 00 Para- aramid Fibre

5503 19 00 Nylon Staple Fibre

5503 19 00 Nylon Anti Static Staple fibre

5503 30 00 Modacrylic fibre

5504 10 00 Flame Retardant Viscose Rayon Fibre

or any other

chapter

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MOBILE TOWER RADIATION APPEARS TO HAVE NO 'ADVERSE HEALTH EFFECTS': TRAI

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) experts have claimed that radiation from electro-magnetic fields (EMF) of

mobile towers does not appear to have "adverse health effects" either on adults or on children in the country.

"Anumber of judgements delivered by the High Courts in Gujarat, Kerala,Allahabad, Delhi and Himachal Pradesh have ruled

that there is no conclusive evidence to prove that EMF radiation emitted from mobile towers has adverse effects on health.

Thus, they cannot potentially harm humans," Advisor (B&CS)Agneshwar Sen said.

The emission levels in the country are kept at 1/10th of the global standards recommended by International Commission on

Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection and recognised by the World Health Organisation, the experts said during an interactive

session on Effects of EMF Radiation on Human Health in Kolkata on Monday.

"The EMF penalty norm that has been set by the Department of Telecom ( ) as on November 2013 levies a penalty of Rs. 10

lakh per tower site per telecom service provider if they fail to comply with the set standards," Trai Principal Advisor Suresh

Kumar Gupta said."Trai and DoT have implemented stringent emission norms that ensure no adverse effects on human health

from mobile tower emissions," he said.The Telecom Enforcement, Resource and Monitoring (TERM) cell is mandated to test

the level of EMF radiations of 10 percent of the total number of base stations and roof top towers per year.

In West Bengal Circle, such violation was observed only at Siliguri's Prakesh Nagar which was rectified by increasing the

height of tower, its officer Supriyo Dutta said.

Trai, Gupta said, has recommended merger of acquisitions and spectrum sharing to provide quality service to the continuously

expanding figures of almost one billion mobile subscribers in the country.

"This is because the need for more and more towers and quality infrastructure is increasing exponentially in the present age of

high demand for data and mobile Internet service," he added.

Sen said the dearth of adequate number of mobile towers was one of the reasons for deteriorating quality of mobile services in

the country. A number of state government officials, city municipal bodies, resident welfare associations, NGOs, consumer

fora, builders, academicians and telecom service providers participated in the interactive session held in the city.

Trai

DoT


Since its inception, the samiti has grown multifariously high in number of parents associated and success stories by students,

ranging from top bureaucrats, affluent business leaders, dominant political personalities to all spheres of human endeavour

and establishment.

Presently society is having more than 3000 students studying at schools run by shree Mahesh seva samiti i.e. Mahesh shiksha

sadan (Permanently affiliated to RBSE Sr. Sec. Schol), Shree Mahesh Public School (CBSE affiliated Sr. Sec. School) Mahesh

ITI ( Registered and recognized by Technical education system, Rajastha) and Shree Mahesh Primary school.

Considering the present scenario and demand society is been successful in establishing a girls educational institute in

Bhilwara, where international standard education with all facilities of technology, expertise can be delivered to girl child of

society. The committee has started an state of art educational institute for girls at Sector-G, Azad Nagar-Bhilwara by name

Maheshwari Public School (MPS –Bhilwara) and it has been envisioned to get school affiliated to CBSE upto 12 standard

with all subjects, also for the competitive international scenario foreign affiliation like Cambridge, IB have also been taken

into consideration.

In establishing this institute committee has categorically kept in mind that girls of the society are needed to be empowered

rigorously and developed robustly so that in the days coming she can stand firm and face the world with integrity and dignity,

where she is able to keep her pride intact and deal with adversaries with ease, for that facilities of training from very early days

has been conceptualized, along with means of achieving academic excellence are kept at her near.

At Maheshwari Public School (MPS –Bhilwara) every class room has been fitted with modern means of technology of master

class in which entire contents and software development is done by team of MPS-Girls which makes it the first school of

Rajasthan to do so, also 24X7 connectivity with parents have also been arranged as an open plate from for their say, the

examination system and teaching methodology have been systemized best as activity based in which a very least pressure is

transferred to children or parents, students achieve their success at very ease.

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SHREE MAHESH SEWA SAMITI-BHILWARA STARTS A GIRLS PUBLIC SCHOOL

MAHESHWARI PUBLIC SCHOOL

GUIDELINES FOR FIILING THE ONLINE UDYOG AADHAAR FORM

A.

No need to apply for upcoming units.

12 digitAadhaar number issued to the applicant should be filled in the appropriate field.

The applicant should fill his/her name strictly as mentioned on theAadhaar Card issued by UIDAI. E.g. if

Raj Pal Singh has his name as Raj P. Singh, the same should accordingly be entered if the name does not match with theAadhar

Number, the applicant will not be able to fill the form further.

1. Validate Aadhar- The applicant must click on Validate Aadhaar button for verification of Aadhaar, after that only user

can fill the form further.

2. Reset- The applicant can click on reset button to clear the field of Aadhaar No and Name of the owner for different

Aadhaar.

The Applicant may select the Social Category (General, Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe or Other

Backward Castes (OBC). The proof of belonging to SC, ST or OBC may be asked by appropriate authority, if and when

required.

TheApplicant must fill the name by which his/her Enterprise is known to the customers/public and is

a legal entity to conduct business. One applicant can have more than one enterprises doing business and each one can be

registered for a separate UdyogAadhaar and with the sameAadhaar Number as Enterprise 1 and Enterprise 2 etc.

The Applicant may select from the given list the appropriate type of the organisation for his/her

enterprise. The Applicant must ensure that he/she is authorised by the legal entity (i.e. enterprise being registered for Udyog

Aadhaar) to fill this online form. Only one UdyogAadhaar number shall be issued for each enterprise.

The Applicant should fill in the appropriate field the complete postal address of the Enterprise including

State, District, Pin code, Mobile No and Email.

The date in the past on which the business entity commenced its operations may be filled in the

appropriate field.

If the Applicant's enterprise, for which the Udyog Aadhaar is being applied, is

already issued a valid EM-I/II by the concerned GM (DIC) as per the MSMEDAct 2006 or the SSI registration prevailing prior

to the saidAct, such number may be mentioned in the appropriate place.

The Applicant must provide his/her bank account number used for running the Enterprise in the appropriate

place. The Applicant must also provide the IFS Code of the bank's branch where his/her mentioned account exists. The IFS

code is now a days printed on the Cheque Books issued by the bank.Alternatively, if theApplicant knows the name of the Bank

and the branch where his/her account is there, the IFSC code can be found from website of the respective Bank.

The major activity i.e. either "Manufacturing" or "Service" may be chosen by the enterprise for Udyog

Aadhaar.

The Applicant may choose as appropriate National Industrial Classification-2008 (NIC) Code for the selected

"Major Activity". The NIC codes are prepared by the Central Statistical Organisation (CSO) under the Ministry of Statistics

and Program implementation, Government of India..

The total number of people who are directly been paid salary/ wages by the enterprise may be

mentioned in the appropriate field.

While computing the total investment , the original investment (

purchase value of items) is to be taken into account excluding tho cost of pollution control, research and development,

industrial safety devices, and such other items as may be specified, by notification of RBI. If an enterprise started with a set of

plant and machinery purchased in 2008 worth Rs. 70.00 lakh has procured additional plant and machinery in the year 2013

worth Rs. 65.00 lakh, then the total investment in Plant & Machinery may be treated as Rs. 135.00 lakh.

The Applicant, based on the location of the Enterprise, has to fill in location of DIC. This Column will be active and

show option only when there are more than one DIC in the district. In fact if there is only one DIC in the district system will

automatically register you in the same DIC.

TheApplicant must click on Submit button to generate acknowledgment number.

EM-I has been abolished.

B. UdyogAadhaar (UA) is for running units.

1.Aadhaar Number -

2. Name of Owner-

To ValidateAadhar -

3. Social Category-

4. Name of Enterprise-

5. Type of Organization-

6. Postal Address-

7. Date of Commencement-

8. Previous Registration Details(if any)-

9. Bank Details-

10. Major Activity-

11. NIC Code-

12. Person employed-

13. lnvestment in Plant & Machinery / Equipment-

14. DIC-

15. Submit-


Sr.

1 Shishu Rs 50

2 Kishor Rs 5 Lakhs

3 Tarun Rs 10 Lakhs

Thousand

DetailsMaximum AmountStages

This stage would cater to entrepreneurs who are either in their primitive stage or requirelesser funds in order to get their businesses started. Under this stage the applicant wouldbe eligible to get up to Rs 50,000 credit.

This stage would cater to entrepreneurs who have requirement of funds in the range ofRs 50,000 and Rs 5 lakh. This section of entrepreneurs would belong to either those whohave already started their business and want additional funds to mobile the business orthose who simply require this much of money to start up their businesses.

If an entrepreneur meets the required eligibility conditions, he/she could apply for aloan up to Rs 10 lakh. This would be the highest level of amount that an entrepreneurcould apply for a start up loan.

PRADHAN MANTRI MUDRA LOAN BANK YOJANA (PMMY)

It has been the strongest endeavor of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to bank the unbanked population. He, in all his

addresses emphasizes the importance of bringing the unbanked people under the mainstream banking in order to make the

neglected section of population self reliant and self dependent. Mudra Bank Loan yojana comes as a vision from the Prime

Minister by the slogan, 'Fund the Unfunded'. MUDRAmeans Micro Units Development and RefinanceAgency. This initiative

has been started after the success of PM Jan DhanYojana.

Population engaged in small businesses always requires micro finance to facilitate their business and day to day business

needs. PM Mudra Bank Yojana would help in facilitating micro credit up to Rs 10 lakh to such small business owners. PM

Mudra Bank already has a corpus of more than Rs 70,000 CR and this amount would help in increasing the overall output and

creating newer jobs.

Mudra Bank would work on both ends, as per the scheme. It would ensure that proper and adequate credit facility is facilitated

to the needy entrepreneurs on one hand, whereas, accurate and efficient recovery method is followed by the banks on the other,

to create a justifiable and balanced credit system.You will have to repay the loans taken in a tenure ranging from 5 to 7 years.

There are three main stages of PM Mudra BankYojana:

The recovery method under pradhan mantri mudra yojana

The stages and reach of loan under pradhan mantri mudra yojana


What you should know about Pradhan Mantri MudraYojana

You can Download Mudra application Form

Mudra LoanYojana Interest Rate

Apart from what we have already informed about PM Mudra Bank, following are the things that you should know as well:

1. The Pradhan Mantri Mudra Bank Yojana is said to benefit more than 58 million small business owners in the country. This

is one sector under which more than 120 million people are employed and this working population mostly comes from less

privileged sections of society.

2. The majority of small businesses owners in India have always remain outside the ambit of mainstream bank credit. This is

just because banks and financial institutions often focus their products and services for the secured business lot, who

would repay at higher interest and have their monies secured. PM Mudra bank yojana would help in getting this trend

changed.

3. Institutional finance has always been relevant to small businesses. However, inadequate corpus and unorganized

management of credit facility to small entrepreneurs never really made it reach the need entrepreneurs. APM Mudra bank

yojana comes with a dream to get the dreams of many young and budding entrepreneurs fulfilled.

4. Repayment has always been a concern why financial institutions could not provide required finance to small business

owners. With this initiative from the PM office, the scheme is said to take care of this part as well and thus help both

financial institutions and needy small business owners come on one single platform.

Many people have started inquiring about the Mudra Loan Interest. We have got some clarification on this, interest rate wont

be fixed and would depend on the type of your business and the bank. Each bank will have their own criteria.

Government may give some subsidy on the interest but the percentage is still not declared. Details on this could be found more

on the official site http://www.mudra.org.in/

We have just heard that corporation bank has offered Mudra Loan at interest rate of 11-12%.

There is no formal or structured way of apply Mudra Loan. You will have to approach all the banks listed in this blog and give

them the detailed description of your business. Then will ask to to fill the Mudra form. If you already have a current account in

that bank then it will help your application to process quickly. If you need any equipment for your business please carry the

invoice for the same. This is a collateral free loan so if you have a good credit history then it would help. Please take the

acknowledgement slip with you for reference.

How to apply Mudra Loan


INTEREST EQUALISATION SCHEME ON PRE AND POST SHIPMENT RUPEE EXPORT CREDIT

RBI/2015-16/322

DCBR.CO.SCB.Cir. No. 1/13.05.000/2015-16 February 11, 2016

The Government of India has announced the Interest Equalisation Scheme on Pre and Post Shipment Rupee Export Credit to

eligible exporters. The scheme is effective fromApril 1, 2015. The details of the scheme are enclosed.

2.Accordingly, scheduled Urban Cooperative Banks holding AD Category I licencesare eligible under the Scheme and are

advised to adhere to the following operational procedure for claiming reimbursement:

A. Procedure for passing on the benefit of interest equalisation to exporters:

(i) For the period April 1, 2015 to January 31, 2016 banks shall identify the eligible exporters as per the Government of India

scheme and credit their accounts with the eligible amount of interest equalisation.

(ii) From the month of February 2016 onwards, banks shall reduce the interest rate charged to the eligible exporters as per our

extant guidelines on interest rates on advances by the rate of interest equalisation provided by Government of India.

(iii) The interest equalisation benefit will be available from the date of disbursement up to the date of repayment or up to the

date beyond which the outstanding export credit becomes overdue. However, the interest equalisation will be available to the

eligible exporters only during the period the scheme is in force.

B. Procedure for claiming reimbursement of interest equalisation benefit already passed on to eligible exporters:

(i) The sector-wise consolidated reimbursement claim for the period April 1, 2015 to January 31, 2016 for the amount of

interest equalisation already passed on to eligible exporters should be submitted to RBI by February 29, 2016.

(ii) The sector-wise consolidated monthly reimbursement claim for interest equalisation for the period February 2016 onwards

should be submitted in original within 15 days from the end of the respective month, with bank's seal and signed by authorised

person, in the prescribed format given inAnnex I.

(iii) The claims should be accompanied by an External Auditor's Certificate (with stamp and membership number) certifying

that the claim for interest equalisation of Rupees…………….. for the month ended ………….. has been verified and found to

be strictly in accordance with the provisions of the Government scheme enclosed with the circular DCBR.CO.SCB.Cir.

No.1/13.05.000/2015-16 dated February 11, 2016. Claims for reimbursement will be considered for settlement only after

receipt of this certificate.

(iv) The claims may be submitted to the Principal Chief General Manager, Department of Cooperative Bank Regulation,

Reserve Bank of India, Central Office, C-7 Bandra Kurla Complex, 1st and 2nd Floor, Bandra (East), Mumbai – 400051.

(v) The reimbursement of interest equalisation claim will be made as and when the funds are received from Government of

India.

Yours faithfully

(Suma Varma)

Principal Chief General Manager

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REGARDING-AMENDMENT IN PAYMENT OF BONUS ACT W.E.F. 1.04.2014

Please note that Kerala High Court granted Stay for amending the Payment of Bonus Act to pay to person for salary up to

21,000/- and Bonus to be calculated at salary of 7,000/- per month made effective from 1.04.2014 as per order issued dated

31.12.2015, members may also approach the Hon'ble High Court for similar stay.

IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM

:Present:

THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE V, CHITAMBARESH

Wednesday, the 27th day of January 2016/7th Magha, 1937

WP(C).No.3025/20l6 (C)

PETITIONERS/

1. THE UNITED PLANTERS' ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHERN INDIA, 'GLENVIEW', COONOOR, NILGIRIS

DISTRICT, TAMILNADU, REPRESENTED BYITS SECRETARYGENERALSRI ULLAS MENON.

2. S.B.PRABHAKAR,

SHOLAYAR ESTATE, PAMPADAMPARAGROUPOF ESTATES PAMPADAMPARAP.O., IDUKKI DISTRICT.

RESPONDENTS/

UNION OF INDIA, REPRESENTED BY THE SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT MINISTRY OF LABOUR &

EMPLOYMENT

SHRAM SAKTHI BHAVAN, RAFI MARG, NEW DELHI-110 001

Writ Petition (civil) praying inter alia that in the circumstances stated in the affidavit filed along with the WP(C) the

High Court be pleased to stay the operation and implementation of the Payment of Bonus (Amendment) Act, 2015,

pending disposal of the Writ Petition (Civil) .

This petition coming on for admission upon perusing the petition and the affidavit filed in support of WP(C) and upon hearing

the arguments of SRI. E. K. NANDAKUMAR, Senior Advocate along with M/S. M.GOPIKRISHNAN NAMBIAR,

P.GOPINATH MENON, BENNY P.THOMAS, K.JOHN MATHAI, JOSON MANAVALAN, KURYAN THOMAS,

Advocates for the petitioner and of SRI. A. R. GANGADAS, Central Government Counsel for the respondent, the court

passed the following:

ORDER

Admit.

Mr.A. R. Gangads Central Government Counsel takes notice for the respondent:

Ext. P1 amendment to the extent it gives retrospective effect from 01.04.2014 is hereby stayed. Ext. P1 amendment in other

words shall be implemented from 2015-16 pending disposal of the writ petition.

27-01-2016

Sd/- V.CHITAMBARESH, JUDGE

true copy

ASSISTANT REGISTRAR

Exhibit-P1 : TRUE COPY OF THE PAYMENT OF BONUS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 2015 PUBLISHED IN THE

GAZETTE OF INDIA NOTIFIED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA ON THE 1ST JANUARY 2016.

Government of IndiaMinistry of Finance (Department of Revenue)

New Delhi

In exercise of the powers conferred by section 109 of the Finance Act, 2015 (No. 20 of 2015), the Central Government herebyappoints the 1 st day of April, 2016 as the date on which the provisions of sub-section (1) of section 109 of the said Act shallcome into effect.

NOTIFICATION NO 06/2016-Service Tax, Dated: February 18, 2016

[F. No. B-1/10/2015 - TRU](K Kalimuthu)

Under Secretary to the Government of IndiaContributed By Shri Anil Mishra,

J.K.Tyre & Industries Ltd, Kankroli

GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN

FINANCE DEPARTMENT

(TAX DIVISION)

NOTIFICATION

Jaipur, dated: February 01,2016

In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (5) of section 4 of the Rajasthan Value Added Tax Act, 2003 (Act No. 4 of

2003), the State Government being of the opinion that it is expedient in the public interest so to do, hereby makes the following

amendments in Schedule IV appended to theAct, with effect from 02.02.2016, namely:-

AMENDMENTS

In Schedule IV appended to the saidAct-

(i) for the existing expression "GOODS Taxable at 5%", the expression "GOODS TAXABLE AT 5.5%" shall be

substituted;

(ii) in column number 3, for the existing expression "5", wherever occurring, the expression "5.5" shall be substituted;

(iii) in column number 3 of Part-A GOODS UNDER CATEGORY OF IT PRODUCTS, for the existing expression "5",

wherever occurring, the expression "5.5" shall be substituted; and

(iv) in column number 3 of Part-B GOODS UNDER CATEGORY OF INDUSTRIAL INPUTS, for the existing

expression "5", wherever occurring, the expression "5.5" shall be substituted.

[No. F. 12(42)FD/Tax/2010-123]

By order of the Governor

(Dr. Devraj)

Joint Secretary to Government


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FICCI RAJASTHAN STATE COUNCIL

Mr Ashok Kajaria, Chairman and Managing Director, Kajaria Ceramics Ltd has been appointed as the Chairman of FICCI

Rajasthan State Council.

Mr Raman Kumar Sharma, Sr Vice President & Director, Honda Cars India Ltd and Mr Randhir Vikram Singh, Joint

Managing Director, Mandawa Hotels have been appointed as Co-Chairmen.

Our heartiest goodwishes to them

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