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Issue No. 17                                                                                                           09 April 2010

 

 

Highlights

 

 

·        Finance Ministry cuts income tax rates; to give more money to consumers

·        Double digit growth within India’s reach: PM

·        Government approves award of 33 blocks for oil exploration

·        Government nod to set-up knowledge network at cost of Rs. 5990 crore

·        Medical Equipment Industry to touch US$ 7 billion by 2012

·        Core sector grows by 4.5 per cent in February

·        Indian companies in hiring mode

·        Overseas takeover party resumes after a year

·        N-power generation to touch 35,000 mw by 2020

·        India among global top 10 in industrial production

·        India committed to take Doha to successful conclusion

·        India-Russia sign civil nuclear deal

 

Finance Ministry cuts income tax rates; to give more money to consumers

 

On 26 February, the Finance Ministry to provide further relief to individual tax payers changed the slabs cutting the rate to 10 percent for income up to Rs 5 lakh, while leaving the threshold limit for tax-free income unchanged at Rs 1.6 lakh.


In the revised tax slab there will be no tax till Rs 1.6 Lakh;
for Income between Rs 1.6 Lakh to Rs 5 Lakh it will attract 10 percent tax limit;
for income between Rs 5 lakh and 8 lakh, 20 per cent tax rate will be applicable; and for Income above Rs. 8 Lakh a rate of 30 percent will be levied.  The tax concessions would put more money in the hands of consumers.


In a fillip to savings, deduction of additional amount of Rs 20,000 in long term infrastructure bonds over existing limit of one Lakh will also be allowed. Income Tax Surcharge has been reduced to 7.5 percent on domestic companies. However the Minimum Alternative Tax MAT has been increased to 18 percent.  In a relief to small businessmen and professionals audit limits have been increased. While for businessmen it has been hiked to Rs 60 lakh for professionals it has been hiked to Rs 15 lakh. Presumptive taxation limit for small businessmen has also been hiked to Rs 60 Lakh.


It was further indicated that a simple two page SARAL–II Form for individual salaried tax payers for the coming assessment year will be introduced.

 

Double digit growth within India’s reach: PM

 

Speaking at a conference organised by the Planning Commission, Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh said that despite adverse global situation, the Indian economy grew by 6.7 percent during fiscal 2008-09, which will accelerate to 7.2 percent this fiscal (2009-10) that ends in a few days time. We expect a growth of 8.5 per cent in 2010-11 and can achieve 9 per cent in 2011-12.  However, India needs to do even better.  A 10 per cent per annum target is what India should work towards, he added. 

Promising a renewed focus on infrastructure, Prime Minister said India will need $1 trillion in investment in infrastructure sector during the next Five Year Plan (2012-17) which will double the investment of $500 billion that will go into infrastructure development in the current plan period. He emphasised that a successful infrastructure development strategy depends crucially and critically on implementation and the Central and State Governments need to give top priority to strengthen the capabilities.

Government approves award of 33 blocks for oil exploration

The Government approved the award of 33 oil and gas blocks for exploration, Home Minister P Chidambaram said in a media briefing. The 33 blocks are part of the 36 bid in the eight round of auction under the New Exploration Licensing Policy (NELP) in October 2009.  India had received 76 bids for 36 of the 70 oil and gas blocks offered in the eighth round of auction.

The Cabinet Panel also approved an investment of $2.18 billion by state-run ONGC Videsh Ltd, Indian Oil Corporation and Oil India Limited in Venezuela's Carbobo 1 oil block. ONGC Videsh is the overseas investment arm of Oil & Natural Gas Corp (ONGC).

The three companies, which together have an 18% equity interest in the project, were awarded the block on Feb. 11 in consortium with Spain's Repsol YPF SA (REP) and Malaysia's Petroliam Nasional Bhd. Venezuala's state-run Petroleos de Venezuela SA holds the remaining stake in the block.

Government nod to set-up knowledge network at cost of Rs. 5990 crore

 

A meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Infrastructure, chaired by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, approved the establishment of the National Knowledge Network (NKN) at an outlay of Rs. 5,990 crore (US$ 1.30 billion)  to be implemented by the National Informatics Centre over a period of 10 years. The network is expected to encourage sharing of knowledge, specialised resources and collaborative research. The architecture of the National Knowledge Network will be scalable and the network will consist of an ultra-high speed core in the multiples of 10 Gbps and upwards.

Medical Equipment Industry to touch US$ 7 billion by 2012

According to the Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM), the size of Indian medical equipment supplies industry is likely to touch US$ 7 billion by 2012 since a large number of public and private healthcare facilities would come up by then in different locations, especially in metros and other emerging satellite towns.  The current size is estimated around close to US$ 3 billion.  Most of such facilities are estimated to come up through public-private initiatives. 

Core sector grows by 4.5 per cent in February

 

It was reported that six core infrastructure industries (crude, petroleum refinery products, coal, electricity, cement and finished steel) grew at 4.5 per cent in February 2010 against a meagre 1.9 per cent during the corresponding period last year.  This was primarily due to increased output in electricity (7.3 per cent), crude output and coal production by 4 and 6.8 per cent respectively.

 

Indian companies in hiring mode

The quarterly employment outlook survey conducted by HR consulting firm, Manpower, reported that two in every five Indian companies plan to increase their headcount in the second quarter of 2010. The services sector will lead the scene followed by manufacturing, real estate and construction, healthcare, hospitality and travel sector, etc. The study pegged India’s net employment outlook (NEO) at 39 for the second quarter, an improvement of four percentage points compared to the previous quarter. The survey covered over 5,300 employers across 30 cities in the country.

Overseas takeover party resumes after a year

After a brief calm in 2009, cross border deals are back and it was reported that 2010 is going to be the year of outbound deals.  In February 2010, 15 outbound deals valued at $ 341 millions were finalized.  One major reason for the possibility of more outbound deals is the fact that valuation of troubled overseas assets have risen enough for them to be willing to discuss options.   In 2009, outbound deals fell short of inbound ones in terms of value. Some 82 outbound deals worth $1.37 billion were closed against 79 inbound deals valued at $3.88 billion. A large proportion of outbound deals by India Inc in terms of value has been in the North American region accounting 32 per cent of the total deal value, followed by Europe, 23 per cent. 

N-power generation to touch 35,000 mw by 2020

 

According to Dr. S. Banerjee, Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission, India is expected to produce 35,000 Mw nuclear power by 2020.  This will account for less than 10 per cent of the total demand in 2020 as by that time, the demand for power will have reached 3,50,000-4,00,000 Mw, he added.   He further stated that private players can play a minor role only in nuclear power generation due to the involvement of a lot of safety and security concerns.

India among global top 10 in industrial production

UNIDO’s Yearbook of Industrial Statistics 2010 ranks India ninth in industrial production in 2009 jumping from the 12th position it held in 2008.   India overtook Canada, Brazil and Mexico.  The top ten countries in 2009 are the US, China, Japan, Germany, Republic of Korea, France, Italy, U.K, India and Brazil.  As per the Yearbook, the sectors in which India figures among the global top ten are textiles; leather, leather products and footwear; coke, refined petroleum products, nuclear fuel; chemicals and chemical products; basic metals; electrical machinery and apparatus; and other transport equipment, other than motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers.

India committed to take Doha to successful conclusion

New Delhi is fully committed to take the Doha round of trade negotiations to a successful conclusion, Indian Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma said in response to a question after delivering a lecture at the Brookings Institute - a Washington-based think-tank.

"We have been engaged with all the key countries and our partners in the developing countries. We hope that other key interlocutors, particularly the United States of America, give strong support for the conclusion of the present round, which will help in putting in place a global trade regime," CIM said. 

India-Russia sign civil nuclear deal

During the official visit of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to India on March 12, 2010, the two countries signed 19 pacts including three in the civil nuclear field.  The pacts in civil nuclear field are Agreement on Cooperation in the use of Atomic Energy for Peaceful Purposes and Agreement on Road Map for the Serial Construction of Russian Designed Nuclear Power Plants.  Under the agreements in civil nuclear field, Russia will build 12 atomic plants, six each in Kudankulam. Tamil Nadu and Haripur, West Bengal. 

A Memorandum of Understanding was also signed on Nuclear Power between NPCIL and Atomstroy Export for the construction of third and fourth atomic plant in Kudankulum in Tamil Nadu.

Textile – an important sector for Foreign Direct Investment in India

 

Textile sector has been identified as one of the priority sectors in India.  The importance of textile sector can be assessed through its share to the industrial output, employment generation and export earnings of the country.  It contributes 14 per cent to industrial production, 4 per cent to India’s annual GDP and 16.60 per cent to export earnings.  It is the second largest provider of employment after agriculture and provides direct employment to 35 million persons besides another 50 million people are engaged in allied activities.  Nearly 40 per cent of the textile produced in India is exported.  Most of the top global apparel retailers such as JC Penny, Nautica, Docker and Target, have their sourcing network in India.  Indian textiles and apparel exports are currently worth US$ 22 billion. 

 

Policy

 

The Government of India formulated a National Textile Policy 2000 with the following objectives:

 

·        Facilitate the textile industry to attain and sustain a pre-eminent global standing in the manufacture and export of clothing;

·        Equip the Industry to withstand pressures of import penetration and maintain a dominant presence in the domestic market;

·        Liberalize controls and regulations so that the different segments of the textile industry are enabled to perform in a greater competitive environment;

·        Enable the industry to build world class state-of-the-art manufacturing capabilities in conformity with environmental standards, and for this purpose to encourage both Foreign Direct Investment as well as research and development in the sector;

·        Develop a strong multi-fibre base with thrust of product upgradation and diversification;

·        Sustain and strengthen the traditional knowledge, skills and capabilities of our weavers and craftspeople;

·        Enrich human resource skills and capabilities, with special emphasis on those working in the decentralized sectors of the Industry; and for this purpose to revitalize the Institutional structure;

·        Expand productive employment by enabling the growth of the industry, with particular effort directed to enhancing the benefits to the north east region;

·        Make Information Technology (IT), an integral part of the entire value chain of textile production and thereby facilitate the industry to achieve international standards in terms of quality, design and marketing and;

·        Involve and ensure the active co-operation and partnership of the state governments, financial institutions, entrepreneurs, farmers and on-governmental organizations in the fulfillment of these objectives.

 

In the recent past, the Government of India has introduced two schemes, namely, Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS) to encourage investment in modern technology and the Scheme for Integrated Textile Parts (SITP) to strengthen infrastructural facilities in potential growth areas. Under SITP, in all 30 integrated textiles parks have been approved.  Under TUFS, the Government has announced the release of a subsidy of US$ 533.87 million for the textile industry.  The Government extends 10 per cent capital subsidy and 5 per cent interest subsidy on installation of machineries and for processing machinery under the TUFS.  A 41-member Working Group has also been announced to be set up with a National Fibre Policy to ensure self-sufficiency in fibre consumption and export requirements in India.  The Textiles Committee has also been reconstituted to ensure standard quality of textiles both for internal marketing as well as exports and to establish laboratories and test houses for testing of textiles.

 

Another important segment of textile sector is the technical textiles.  The Government has set up four Centres of Excellence (CoEs) for Meditech, Agrotech, Geotech and Protech group of technical textiles, providing one-stop facilities for testing, human resource development and research and development. 

 

An online marketing and sales portal has also been launched recently to boost sales/exports of India’s handicraft and handloom products. 

 

Advantage India

 

The Indian textile sector offers cheaper production and marketing costs; abundant raw materials, vast pool of skilled manpower, large spinning and weaving capacity, flexibility in production process, long operating experience, etc.

Future Outlook

 

The textile sector target US$ 6 billion foreign direct investment by 2015 to be invested in green field units in textiles machinery, fabric and garment manufacturing and technical textiles.  Indian textiles and apparel exports are expected to touch US$ 90 to 100 billion in the next 25 years. 

 

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)

 

-  100 per cent FDI in the textiles sector in spinning, weaving, processing, garments and knitting sector under the automatic route for both new ventures and existing companies.

 

The Ministry of Textiles, India has set up a FDI Cell to attract foreign direct investment in the textile sector to provide assistance and advisory support, assist foreign companies in finding out joint venture partners, sort out operational problems, and to monitor and maintain data pertaining to domestic textile production and foreign investment. 

 

Useful links

 

Ministry of Textiles: http://texmin.nic.in

Apparel Export Promotion Council: http://www.aepcindia.com/portal/index.asp

 

India-Canada Bilateral trade

 

Bilateral trade figures for January 2010 are as under:

 

[Figures in thousand Canadian dollars at the current rate]

             Description

      Jan 2099

      Jan-2010

   Percentage

       change

 India’s Total Exports

       147,985

      140,753

        (-)    4.9

 India’s Total Imports

         85,670

      133,938

        (+) 56.3

 Total Trade

       233,655

      274,691

        (+) 17.56

[Source:  Statistics Canada]

 

On account of economic recovery both in India and Canada, the total bilateral trade during January 2010 showed an upward trend.  While India’s exports to Canada during January 2010 registered a negative (-4.9%) growth as compared to same month in 2009, India’s imports from Canada jumped 56.3% over January 2009.  Overall bilateral trade in January 2010 registered 17.56 per cent growth over the same month in 2009. 

 

Two-way investments/tie-ups

 

Minaean International Corp., a Vancouver-based developer of quick-build light gauge steel technologies, announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Minaean Habitat (India) Pvt. Ltd. (MHI), was awarded a purchase order from Indian Oil Corp. Ltd. for 12 modular retail outlets at gas stations in Karnataka, India. The outlets will be prefabricated in Minaean’s Mumbai plant and then shipped to and installed on site. The order is valued at $200.000.

 

According a press release issued on 14 March 2010 by the Solar Source Corp, Ontario, Canada, it has entered into a joint venture with HHV of Bangalore for the supply of HHV’s industry leading solar energy panel manufacturing technology to Canadian company.  This is the first time that Indian solar manufacturing technology is being exported to North America.

 

Vancouver-based Minaean International Corp.’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Minaean Habitat (India) Pvt. Ltd. (MHI), has been awarded a purchase order for the construction and installation of 13 units of its steel bus queue shelters and 112 units of modularly constructed litter bins in the new city of Lavasa, near Mumbai, in India. This order will generate revenue of approximately C$210,000. Lavasa will span an area of approximately 100 sq. km. and will be built in four phases. Minaean is focused on the development and promotion of quick-build light-gauge-steel technologies for the construction of and environmentally friendly structures.

 

Vancouver-based Cummins Westport Inc. (CWI), a provider of high-performance, alternative fuel engines for the global market, and Cummins India Ltd. (CIL) announced that CIL has received purchase orders for 460 natural gas engines to customers outside of New Delhi.  The B Gas Plus and B Gas international engines, powered by compressed natural gas, are licensed by CWI and manufactured by CIL. Cummins India Limited is a manufacturer of diesel and natural gas engines for power generation, industrial and automotive markets. CWI is a joint venture of Cummins Inc., a corporation of complementary business units that design, manufacture, distribute and service engines and related technologies, and Westport Innovations Inc., a developer of technologies that allow engines to operate on clean-burning fuels.

 

Visits

 

From India

 

Hon’ble Minister for Road Transport and Highways Mr. Kamal Nath visited Canada (Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal) from 22 to 27 March 2010 Canada to sensitize the Canadian business and investor community of the opportunities in the highway sector in India.  He was accompanied by Mr. J N Singh, Member, National Highways Authority of India, Mr. P K Tripathi, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, prominent CEOs, namely, Atul Punj, Chairman, Punj Lloyd Limited, Ashith Kampani, Managing Director, JM Financial Consultants Ltd., O B Raju, Managing Director (Highways), GMR Group, SK Kulkarni,  Associate Vice President, GMR Group, Athar Shahab, Deputy Managing Director, IDFC Projects Limited and Mission Manager (US), CII, Ms. Shuchita Sonalika. 

 

In Toronto, Hon’ble Minister had meetings with Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty, meeting at the Ministry of Economic Development & Trade, Ontario moderated by Hon’ble Kathleen Wynne, Minister of Transportation, attended breakfast sessions organized by India-Canada Chamber of Commerce and at the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, delivered an address at a dinner by Canada-India Business Council and also held meetings with Bennett Jones law firm, Firefax Financial Holdings and Genuity Capital.  He also gave interviews to India Abroad, North American edition of Indian Express, Business News Network, Television Ontario, Asian Television Network and the Toronto Star.

 

In Ottawa, He held meetings with Canadian Minister of Industry Tony Clement, President of the Treasury Board Stockwell Day, Minister of International Trade Peter Van Joan, Transport Minister John Baird and the Canadian National Security Adviser Ms. Marie-Lucie Morin.  During his stay in Ottawa, his program included meetings with the Export Development of Canada (EDC), the Senate Foreign Affairs and International Trade Committee, key-note address on the theme “Infrastructure Challenge” at a function organized by the Economic Club of Canada and a reception organized in his honour by Canada-India Parliamentary Association at the Parliament Hill.   He also met Mr. Robert C Kay, Chairman of the Board, Canadian Commercial Corporation, Mr. Paul Davidson, President of the Association of Canadian Universities & Colleges and Mr. David Bowden, President, Glosynergy.  The Canadian Council of Chief Executives (CCCE) hosted a dinner meeting in honour of Hon’ble Minister and delegation.  Immediately on arrival in Ottawa, Hon’ble Minister appeared on Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) line show “Power & Politics” where he stated GOI position on the demonstrations by some sections of Indo-Canadian community relating to ’84 anti-Sikh Riots’. Minister Nath also spoke on the reasons for his visit to Canada. He was also interviewed by National Dailies Globe & Mail, National Post, Montreal Gazette and the PTI.

 

In Montreal, Hon’ble Minister’s program included luncheon meeting with Premier Jean Charest, meeting with Canadian CEOs organized by the Board of Trade of Metropolitan Montreal, meeting with Quebec Institutional & Pension Stakeholders organized by Quebec Minister of Economic Affairs Clement Gignac and meetings with President and CEO, SNC Lavalin and President, SNC Lavalin International, President, Bombardier, Vice President of Tecsult-Aecom, Arup Canada, Ministerial delegation from Manitoba, and a breakfast meeting with Vice-Chairman of Power Corporation of Canada.

 

Hon’ble Minister of State for Communications and Information Technology Mr. Sachin Pilot visited Canada (Toronto) from 30 March to 1 April 2010.  During his stay, he addressed meetings convened by the Canada-India Business Council and TiE, attended a luncheon meeting arranged by Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, Ontario Province and also visited Research in Motion (RIM) in Waterloo.

 

Finance Secretary Mr. Ashok Chawla, accompanied by Dr. Alok Sheel, Joint Secretary, Department of Economic Affairs and Mr. J S Mukul, Joint Secretary (TC & ER), Ministry of External Affairs visited Canada (Ottawa) from 17 to 19 March 2010 to attend the G20 Sherpas meeting and BRIC Sherpas meeting.

 

Mr. S. Vijay Kumar, Special Secretary, Ministry of Mines, India led a large delegation consisting of senior officers from the Ministry of Mines, New Delhi and State Governments, representatives of state-owned companies in the Indian mining sector and private sector to Toronto from 7 to 10 March 2010 to attend the PDAC 2010 organised by the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada and also to attend the ‘India Day’ organised concurrently with PDAC 2010.  On 8 March, the Canada-India Business Council hosted a dinner for the visiting delegation and other invitees.

 

Mr. Deepak Gupta, Secretary, Ministry of Non-Renewable Energy, India participated in the 7th Renewable Energy & Distribution Generation Task Force (REDGTF) meeting under the aegis of Asia Pacific Partnership on Clean Development (APPCDC) at Vancouver, Canada from 22-26 March 2010 on invitation from the Government of Canada.

 

Mr. Milap Jain, Director General of Income Tax (International Taxation), Delhi, visited Vancouver 29-31st March 2010 to attend the meeting of the OECD Advisory Group for Cooperation with non-OECD Economies.

 

From Canada

 

Mr. John Manely, President and CEO, Canadian Council of Chief Executives (CCCE) and Mr. Roy MacLaren, Chairman, Canada-India Business Council (CIBC) along with Mr. Rana Sarkar, President and Executive Director, CIBC, Mr. Peter Sutherland, Vice-Chairman, CIBC. Mr. Sam Boutziouvis, Vice President, CCCE and Mr. Jason Langrish, Senior Adviser, CIBC visited India (New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore) from 28 March – 02 April 2010 with the objective to garner support for the proposed India-Canada Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA).  During their stay in India, they held meetings with apex business organisations, business groups, etc.  Their program in New Delhi also included calls on Finance Minister Mr. Pranab Mukherjee and Commerce and Industry Minister Mr. Anand Sharma. 

 

Forthcoming Visits

 

From India

 

At the invitation of Canadian Minister of International Trade Mr. Peter Van Loan, the Indian Commerce and Industry Minister Mr, Anand Sharma is scheduled to visit Canada in May 2010. 

 

From Canada

 

Trade Fairs/Events/Seminars

 

Flori India Fair

 

The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM) in collaboration with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, and the State Government of Jammu and Kashmir and Agricultural & Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) are   organising   the “Flori India Fair – Connecting Importers and Exporters of Floriculture Exhibition/Conference/Buyer Seller Meet” from 27-29 May, 2010 at Hotel The Lalit, Jammu and Kashmir, India.

 

India is home to more than 300 varieties of flowers with over 300 export oriented units exporting to about 140 countries globally. India has become the prime grower and exporter of hi-tech luxury flowers for the different markets. India’s distinctive advantages for development of floriculture sector include diverse agro-climatic conditions and geographical locations suited for growing various types of flowers, skilled manpower to absorb the technology and implement the same at a relatively low cost.

[Further details are available on the website: www.assocham.org)]

 

India International Jewellery Show (IIJS 2010)

 

The Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council, India is organizing the 27th edition of the India International Jewellery Show (IIJS 2010) to be held at Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai from 19-23 August 2010.  The main aim of IIJS 2010 is to offer a glimpse of the jewellery for export and bring gem and jewellery manufacturers and exporters under one roof.  Special production session for only loose stones (diamonds and colour gemstones, enhancement of Mezzanine Stalls and a special International Product Gallery cum lounge for foreign visitors will be some of the new features at IIJS 2010.

 

IIJS 2010 showcases the vast range of India’s production of gems and jewellery items to more than 25000 trade visitors from India and abroad. The show will have on display (i) precious metal jewellery both plain and studded; (II) loose gemstones including diamonds, precious and semiprecious coloured gemstones and synthetic stones; (iii)costume/ fashion jewellery (iv) jewellery making machineries and other consumables; and (v) gems and jewellery publications. IIJS also exhibits the latest high precision machinery and allied products co-related to gems and jewellery industry from India and abroad.

[For further details, please access website: www.iijs.org or send an email to: iijs@giepcindia.com]

 

Global Tenders

 

Expression of Interest: ORDFYS/OEFC/PV/EOI/BPJ

 

The Ordnance Equipment Factory, Kanpur invites Expression of Interest for “Acquisition of Technology and Plant & Machinery for Manufacturing of Bullet Proof Jacket” from International Firms/Consortia.  

 

The closing of tender is on 15 April, 2010 up to 1600 hrs (IST) and the tender will be opened on the same day at 1600 hrs (IST).

[Complete details of the tender and tender documents are available on website: www.tenders.gov.in ]

 

Tender Notice

 

The Ordnance Factory Kanpur (India) invites tenders from firms of international repute as per details given below:

 

Description

 Tender Fee

      EMD

  Closing Date

Opening Date

T-9017/G/EO

CNC Medium Lathe

 

 

Rs. 2500/-

 

Rs. 200000/-

28.04.2010 at

1400 hrs (IST)

28.04.2010

at 1500 hrs (IST)

T-9018/G/EO

CNC Universal

Milling Machine

 

 

Rs. 2500/-

 

Rs. 200000/-

30.04.2010 at

1400 hrs (IST)

30.04.2010

at 1500 hrs (IST)

 

[Complete details of the tender and tender documents are available on website: www.tenders.gov.in]

 

 

 

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