THE HANDLOOMS (RESERVATION OF ARTICLES FOR PRODUCTION) ACT, 1985

1. Published in the Gazette of India, Extra ordinary, 2000, Part II, Section 3(1), Sl. No. 221 Ministry of Textiles
(Office of the Development Commissioner for Handlooms)

NOTIFICATION
S.O. 89(E): dated 12.2.87 - In exercise of the powers conferred by section 15 of the Handlooms (Reservation of Articles for Production) Act, 1985 (22 of 1985) and in supersession of the order of the Government of India in the Ministry of Textiles (Department of Textiles) No. S. O. 98 (E), published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part II, Section 3, Sub-section(ii) dated the 10^th March, 1986 except as respect things done or omitted to be done before such supersession, the Central Government hereby directs that the power exercisable by it under the provisions of the said Act as specified in column (3) of the Table below shall be exercisable also by the corresponding officer or authority as specified in column (2) of the said Table ; namely :-

Offices subordinate to Central Government	Designation of the Officer/Officers	Powers Delegated
(1)	(2)	(3)
A. Office of the Development Commissioner for Handlooms, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India.	1. Development Commissioner for Handlooms, Additional Development Commissioner for Handlooms and Joint Development Commissioner for Handlooms.	* Sections 4,6,7,8, & 16
	2. Chief Enforcement Officer, Office of the Development commissioner for Handlooms.	* Sections 6,7 & 8
	3. Regional/Deputy Chief Enforcement Officer, Office of the Development Commissioner for Handlooms.	* Sections 6,7, & 8
	4. Assistant Director in the Office of the Development Commissioner for Handlooms.	Sections 6,7, & 8
B. Office of the Textile Commissioner, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India.	1. Textile Commissioner, Additional Textile Commissioner and Joint Textile Commissioner.	* Sections 6,7,& 8
	2. Director in-charge of Regional Office, Office of the Textile Commissioner.	* Section 6,7 & 8
	3. Enforcement Officer, Office of the Textile Commissioner.	*Section 6,7,& 8
C. Office of the State Directorate in-charge of Handlooms.	1. State Director in-charge of Handlooms and the subordinate officers in-charge of Handlooms under him not below the rank of Assistant Director or equivalent.	* Section 6,7, & 8.

• Section 4 Constitution of the Advisory Committee.
• Section 6 Power to call for information or to furnish samples.
• Section 7 Power to enter and inspect.
• Section 8 Power to search and seize.
• Section 16 Powers to Central Government to give directions.

Ministry of Textiles
(Office of the Development Commissioner for Handlooms)
(Enforcement Wing)

Notification
S.O. 61 (E) : dated 19.1.94 - In exercise of the powers conferred by section 15 of the Handlooms (Reservation of Articles for Production) Act, 1985 (22 of 1985) the Central government amends the notification of the Ministry of Textiles (Department of Textiles) No. SO. 89 (E) dated February 19, 1987 as follows :-

In the table to be said notification, against Serial Number A relating to Office of Development Commissioner for Handlooms, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, in column (2) and (3) the following entries shall be inserted namely :-

(1)	(2)	(3)
A. Office of the Development Commissioner for Handlooms, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India.	5. Director, Deputy Director, Assistant Director working in the Weaverss Service Centre.	Section 6,7 & 8"

Government of India
MMinistry of Textiles

NOTIFICATION
S.O. No. 825 (E) dated 4.11.86 In pursuance of clause (a) of Sub  rule (3) of rule 4 of the Handlooms (Reservation of Articles for Production), Rules, 1986, the Central Government hereby recognizes the laboratories specified in column (1) of the Table below for the purposes of testing the samples of cloth seized by the Authorised officers in the areas specified in column (2) of the said table under the provisions of the Handlooms (Reservation of Articles for Production ) Act, 1985 (22 of 1985)

TABLE

S. No.	Name of the Organization where the laboratory is situated.	Areas of Jurisdiction
1.	Textile Committee, Crystal, Dr. Annie Besant Road, Worli, Bombay : 400018	States of Maharashtra & Madhya Pradesh and Union territories of Goa, Daman and Diu and Dadra and Nagar Haveli.
2.	Textile committee 42, Community Centre, Phase-I, Naraina Industrial Area, New Delhi : 110028	States of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Union Territory of Delhi
3.	Textile Committee, National Insurance Building 224, N.S.C Base Road Chennai : 600001	States of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Union Territory of Pondicherry.
4.	Textile Committee 77, Vakil, New Street,Madurai : 625001	Tamil Nadu State Except the Distt. Of Coimbatore, Salem and Periyar Distt. And Union Territories of Lakshadweep and Andaman and Nicobar.
5.	Textile Committee 169 170 , N.S.R. Iyengar Road Sibaba Mission Post Coimbatore : 641011	Kerala State and the Coimbatore , Salem and Periyar Distt. of Tamil Nadu.
6.	Textile Committee Ankur, Opp. Dinabhai Tower, Mirzapur Road, Lal Darwaza, Ahmedabad : 380001	States of Gujarat and Rajasthan
7.	Textile Committee A-10/11, International Centre 33/A, Chowringhee Road Calcutta : 700071	All the States in the Eastern Zone Viz. Orissa, West Bengal, Assam, Tripura, Manipur, Nagaland, Meghalaya and Sikkim and Union Territories of Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram.
8.	Textile Committee IInd Floor, Rani Jhansi Road, Ghumar Mandi Chowk, Ludhiana	All the States in the Northern Zone viz. Haryana, Punjab, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Union territory of Chandigarh.
9.	Central Silk technological Research Institute 16-42, Vani Vilas road Bangalore 4	All the States in the country.

Ministry of Textiles
Office of the Development
Commissioner for Handlooms
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N O T I F I C A T I O N

S.O. No. 795 (E) dated 20.8.1987. In pursuance of Clause (a) of sub-rule (3) of rule 4 of the Handlooms (Reservation of Articles for Production) Rules, 1986, the Central Government hereby makes the following amendment to the notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Textiles S.O. No. 825 (E), dated the 4^th November, 1986 namely :-

In the table to the said notification after serial number 9 and entries relating thereto, the following serial numbers and entries thereto shall be added.

10. Wool Research Association,

All the State and Union Teritories

Akbar Camp Road,
P.O. Sandog Baug, Koishet Road,
Thane, Mumbai 400607

11. The Textile and Allied Industries
Research OrganizationKalabhavan Premises
Baroda 390001 (India)
Gram :"TAIRO"

12. The Silk and Art Silk Mills
Research Association
Sasmira, Sasmira Marg, Worli
Bombay 400025


MINISTRY OF TEXTILES
NOTIFICATION
THE 22^ND MAY, 1989

S.O. 534 (E) dated 22.5.89 - In pursuance of clause (a) of sub-rule (3) of rule 4 of the Handlooms (Reservation of Articles for Production) Rules, 1986, the Central Government hereby makes the following amendment to the notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Textiles Number S.O. 825 (E) dated 31^st October, 1986 published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part II, Section 3, Sub Section (ii) dated 4^th November, 1986, namely.

In the table to the said notification after serial number 12 and entries relating thereto, the following serial number and entries shall be added. :-

"13. Weavers Service Centre
Weavers Colony,
Bharat Nagar
Delhi 110052.

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES
Office of the Development Commissioner for Handlooms
ORDER

S.O. 557(E) dated 26^th July, 96 - In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of Section 3 of the Handlooms (Reservation of Articles for Production) Act, 1985 (22 of 1985), and in supersession of the order No. 495 (E) dated the 4^th August, 1986 and order No. 477 (E) dated 6^th August, 1986 of the Government of India in the Ministry of Textiles, the Central Government being satisfied after considering the recommendations made to it by the Advisory Committee that it is necessary to do for the protection and development of the Handloom Industry hereby directs with immediate effect that the articles or class of articles specified in the Table below shall be reserved for exclusive production by Handlooms, namely :-
TABLE

SNo.	Article	Range reserved for production by Handlooms
1	Saree	a. A Saree is a fabric made out of cotton or silk or in any combination thereof irrespective of count of yarn and dimensions, which is commonly known by that name and is characterized by the following : i. has extra warp and/or extra weft design in the border and/or heading and/or body including buttas containing any coloured or grey or bleached yarn or zari or any other metallic/ metallised yarn or in combination thereof ; and/or (ii) has a solid coloured woven border. a. Tie and dye saree, warp-wise and/or weft-wise made out of cotton or silk or art silk or in any combination thereof irrespective of count of yarn and dimensions with or without extra weft or extra weft solid woven border. NOTE i. Nothing in this direction shall apply to Sarees made out of 100% synthetic fibre/yarn i.e. Polyester, Nylon etc. or in any combination thereof. ii. Nothing in this direction shall apply to sarees made in blends or union with more than 45% by weight of man-made fibre/yarn (including viscose rayon ) in combination with any natural or man-made fibre/yarn. iii. Nothing in this direction shall apply to crepe, chiffon, chinon, georgettes and cotton voile sarees iv. Nothing in this direction shall apply to grey/bleached Silk Sarees having a border in extra warp design.
2	Dhoti	Dhoti is a fabric made out of cotton or silk or in any combination thereof woven with extra warp and/or extra weft design using more than 16 dents inclusive of selvedge in the border (including solid coloured woven border) and/or extra weft heading irrespective of count and dimensions, which are commonly known by that name NOTE i. Nothing in this direction shall apply to Dhoties made out of 100% synthetic fibre/yarn i.e. Polyester, Nylon etc. or in any combination thereof ; ii. Nothing in this direction shall apply to Dhoties made in blends or union with more than 45% by weight of man-made fibre/yarn (including viscose rayon) in combination with any natural or man-made fibre/yarn.
3	Towel, Gamcha & Angavastram	A towel is a fabric woven in plain, mat, twill, honey, comb, huckaback or a combination of these weaves with border or heading which is also jointly characterized by the following : i. Is made of cotton or blends of cotton with any other fibre; ii. Are made in different dimensions; iii. May be white or coloured; and iv. May contain decorative design when produced on jacquard; v. Towels with mat weave is commonly known as Erazha Thorthu in Kerala and Erazha Thundu In Tamil Nadu and also includes gamcha & Angavastram.
4	Lungi	Lungi is fabric made out of cotton or art silk or in any combination thereof having a width of 110 cms. or above and 64 ends per inch and above and woven in check and/or stripe design using coloured yarn to form check and/or stripe pattern.
5	Khes, Bedsheet, Bedcover, Counterpane, Furnishing, (including tapestry, upholstery)	Khes, bedsheet, bedcover, counterpane, furnishing(including tapestry, upholstery) and by whatever name they may be called in different parts of country, including double cloth and tie & dye, made out of cotton or art silk or in any combination thereof, woven with design pattern on multi-treadle loom and/or with dobby and/or jacquards up to 200 hooks in case of pure cotton warp and up to 400 hooks in case of combination of cotton & art silk warp, irrespective of count and dimensions. NOTE Nothing in this direction shall apply to plain sheeting.
6	Jamakkalam Durry or Durret	Jamakkalam Durry or Durret commonly known by that name made out of cotton or art silk or wool or jute or in any combination thereof using coarse count of single yarn or plies of resultant count having up to 24 ends/inch, woven with plain weave or twill weave or in combination of both twill and plain weave in any dimension.
7	Dress Material	Dress Material including Mashru cloth and yarn tie & die cloth, made out of cotton or silk (including spun silk) or art silk or in any combination thereof woven with extra weft design in the border and/or body irrespective of count and dimensions. This also includes Telia Rumal, Real Madras Handkerchief which are commonly known by that name.
8	Barrack Blankets, Kambal or Kamblies	Barrack blanket is a thick fabric made of woolen yarn of any count and any colour having fibrous surface produced by milling and raising which is also jointly characterized by the following : i. Woolen blankets made from wool and woollen yarn or in any combination with other fibres; ii. It is produced in any size and weave; iii. Nothing in this direction shall apply to Barrack Blankets and Kambal or Kamblies made out of shoddy woolen yarn; iv. Whereas Kambal or Kamblies would be defined as a fabric made of wool and/or cotton or in any combination thereof woven in plain or check design.
9	Shawl, Loi, Muffler, Pankhi etc.	Shawl is a piece of cloth woven from worsted or woollen or cashmilon or Pashmina or any other fibre and/or blends thereof which is used by ladies or gents for covering their body/worn over the shoulders without any tailoring process which is also jointly characterized by the following: i. Woven with design with or without extra weft using any fibre; ii. Using any type of woollen yarn, worsted yarn or blended yarn or in combination thereof; iii. it is woven with any count of yarn; iv. it is woven in any length, width and weight; and v. is commonly known by that name. The term shawl also includes, Loi, Pankhi as well as mufflers. It will also include traditional shawls like Kullu, Kinnauri, Kani, Pashmina, Dhori, Lirancha (Tibetan), Scarf etc.
10	Woollen Tweed	It is a piece of fabric woven by 100% pure woollen yarn for making coats, jackets and dress materials and is also jointly characterized by the following : i. It is produced in check or stripe design irrespective of dimensions; and ii. It is produced in 3 / 1 twill weave.
11	Chaddar, Mekhala/ Phanek	It is used for covering lower and/or upper part of the body and is manufactured from cotton or silk or art silk or in any combination thereof woven in plain/will weave with check or stripe design irrespective of count and dimensions and is characterized by a border and/or cross border with extra warp and/or extra weft design. NOTE The direction above shall also include : i. Puan of Mizoram. ii. Dhara, Jainsem, Dakmanda, Daksari of Meghalaya. iii. Skirts and Odhana fabrics of Nagaland & Arunachal Pradesh. iv. Riha and Pachara of Tripura. v. Pawde (set)/Dhawani of Southern State. vi. Dakhona, Danka, Khamlet, Phanak of Assam.

Ministry of Textiles
(Office of the Development Commissioner for Handlooms)
(Enforcement Wing)
ORDER

S.O.408(E) Dated 2^nd June, 1999. In exercise of the powers conferred by Sub Section (I) of Section 3 of the Handlooms (Reservation of Article for Production) Act, 1985 (22 of 1985) the Central Government being satisfied after considering the recommendations made to it by the Advisory Committee that it is necessary to do for the protection and development of handloom industry, hereby amends with immediate effect, the order of the Government of India in the Ministry of Textiles, number S.O. 557(E) dated 26/7/1996 as follows, namely :-

In the table of the said Order, for Serial Number 8 and entries relating thereto, the following shall be substituted, namely :-
"8. Barrack Blanket, Kambal or Kamblies

  (a) Barrack blanket means a thick fabric made of wool of average 34 micron or coarser, with fibrous surface, produced by milling and raising; and includes barrack blankets made by using hand spun or mill spun woollen yarn from natural grey or black wool or its combination and produced in any size and in any weave.

(b) Kambal or kamblies means a thick fabric made of wool of average 34 micron or coarser, with fibrous surface, produced by milling and raising ; and includes kambal or kamblies made by using hand spun or mill spun, worsted, woollen yarn or its combination in plain, stripe or check design.

 (c) Nothing in items (a) & (b) shall apply to barrack blanket, kambal or kamblies made out of shoddy yarn, that is, a cheaper class of woollen yarn made from reused or recycled wool and synthetic rags."



S.O. 405 (E) Dated 25^th April, 2000 - In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of Section 3 of the Handlooms (Reservation of Articles for Production) Act, 1985 (22 of 1985), the Central Government being satisfied after considering the recommendations made to it by the Advisory Committee that it is necessary so to do for the protection and development of handloom industry, hereby further amends, with immediate effect, the order of the Government of India in the Ministry of Textiles, number S.O. 557 (E) dated the 26^th July, 1996 as follows, namely :-

In the Table of the said Order, for serial number 9 and the entries relating thereto, the following shall be substituted, namely :-

"9. Shawl, Loi, Muffler, Pankhi etc. Shawl is a piece of cloth woven from worsted or woollen or Pashmina or pure silk or cotton yarn and/or its Combination thereof which is used by ladies or gents for covering their body/worn over the Shoulders without any tailoring process which is also Jointly characterized by the following :

i. shawls woven, with extra weft designs, using woollen or worsted or pashmina or pure silk yarn or cotton yarn and/or its combination or blends with other fibers i.e. natural and/or manmade/synthetic fibre thereof with dobby/jacquard design effect up to 400 hooks;
ii.using any type of woollen, worsted or phasmina or pure silk yarn or cotton yarn and/or in combination thereof;
iii.it is woven with any count of yarn;
iv.it is woven in any length, width and weight; and
iv. is commonly known by that name.

Explanation :-The term shawl shall also include Loi, Pankhi, Mufflers, traditional shawls like kullu, Kinnauri, Kani, Pashmina, Dhori, Lirancha (Tibetan), Gajari, and all shawls produced in the North-Eastern Region like Naga, Manipuri, Mizo shawls, etc."



SCHEME FOR CENTRAL ASSITANCE TO STATE GOVTs./UNION TERRITORIES FOR SETTING UP OF ENFORCEMENT MACHINERY.
Part I : General Features of the scheme.

Objectives :-

i. The scheme will be implemented by State Govts./Union Territories through the State Director incharge of handlooms and is aimed at establishing Enforcement Machinery in the States to ensure that the powerloom and mill sector do not violate the provisions of the Handlooms (Reservation of Articles for Production) Act, 1985.
ii. The scheme is intended to encourage and assist the State Govts./ UTs to set up state level Enforcement Machinery. In States where an Enforcement Machinery for the purpose already exists, the Central Assistance will be extended to strengthen the existing infrastructure for effective enforcement of the provisions of the said Act.
iii. This scheme is in addition to the implementation of the Handlooms (Reservation of Articles for Production) Act, 1985 by Central Govt. agencies namely the Development Commissioner for Handlooms and the Textiles Commissioner.

Salient features :-
Tenure and extent of assistance.
Q. The scheme to set up office/s of Enforcement Machinery in the State will be fully funded by the Centre during the IX Five Year Plan. From the first year of the X Five Year Plan, Central Assistance to States/UTs, will be reduced in a tapering manner at the rate of 20% per annum.
R. Subject to conditions specified above, the Central Assistance will be to meet Recurring and Non-recurring expenditure for the purpose on the basis indicated in Part-II below.

Part-II : State Enforcement Machinery
Setting up of Offices :-

1. States/UTs having 5,000 or more powerlooms shall be eligible for assistance under this scheme.
2. Each State/UT will have a headquarters office of the Enforcement Machinery under the direct control of State Director Incharge of Handlooms.
3. Subsidiary office/s at the pockets of powerloom concentration in the State maybe set up under the control of Headquarters Office. For this purpose, each pocket of powerloom concentration should cover at least 20,000 powerlooms.
4. Thus, besides one Headquarters Office, each State having at least 25,000 powerlooms will be sanctioned one subsidiary Office for each unit of 20,000 or more powerlooms. Ordinarily one such subsidiary centre will be considered for each additional 20,000 powerlooms. However, where more than 20,000 powerlooms are concentrated in one location/city/ area, only one subsidiary centre will be allowed for each such concentration area/city.

Staff Pattern :
1. The staffing pattern for Headquarter Office and subsidiary Offices would be as per Annexure-A.
2. The costs indicated at Annexure-I are suggestive and do not necessarily prescribe the pay scales of incumbent in various posts. Such pay scales would depend on the prevailing pay scales of the State in similar jobs and similar responsibilities. Within the overall cost norms for a centre there will be flexibility of individual cost components.
3. Where a subsidiary centre is sanctioned for a location having 40,000 or more looms, a subsidiary centre may have staff component higher than that given at Annexure-A provided that the total cost for such a centre does not exceed twice the cost norms given for one subsidiary centre.
4. Recurring expenditure on account of hiring building on rent, maintenance and running of vehicle and contingency expenditure will also constitute the Central Assistance subject to ceiling specified.
5. Non-recurring expenditure for acquiring jeep/vehicle for these offices may also be allowed subject to dealing specified in Annexure - A.
6. Sates which have been sanctioned non-recurring expenditure during the VII & VIII Plan will not be ordinarily sanctioned this amount again
7. Besides the norms on the number of Powerlooms, release and sanction of funds will also depend on performance namely implementation of the Act adjudged based on the following parameters :- Number of inspections made;
a. Number of looms inspected;
b. Number of samples seized;
c. Number of powerlooms seized;
d. Number of samples tested;
e. Number of samples in which violation detected;
f. Value of products seized (in Rupees);
g. Number of prosecutions lodged.
h. Number of cases leading to imposition of penalty;
i. Number of cases ending in confiscation ;
j. Value of confiscated goods;
k.Value realised from disposal of confiscated articles;

Part III : Procedure for availing the Central Assistance.
Submission of proposals :-
5.1 the State Govts./UTs may submit their proposals for establishment of Enforcement Machinery in their States /UTs identifying the places where field officers are to be situated with the suggestions for staff requirement and anticipated expenditure following the guidelines mentioned above alongwith their justification for the same. The proposals may be sent to Development Commissioner for Handlooms, New Delhi for approval and release of funds.

5. 2 While submitting their proposals for setting up of Enforcement Machinery, the State Govts./UTs would be required to furnish the commitment to bear the financial liability on tapering basis at the rate of 20% per annum during the X Five Year Plan.
a. Claim for grant should be submitted in the proforma given at Annexure-B alongwith the Progress Report, which is at Annexure-C on quarterly basis. The releases in subsequent quarters will be based on the criteria enumerated at para 4 above and also actual expenditure.

Reports & Returns :-
1. State Govts. /UTs availing of the Central Assistance under this scheme will submit utilisation certificate duly vetted by the audit at the end of each financial year alongwith requirement of funds for the subsequent year, on the basis of which funds will be released by the Central Government.
2. The offices of Enforcement Machinery set up under the State Directorate Incharge of Handlooms may quarterly report the progress made in enforcing the provisions of the Handlooms Reservation Act to the Development Commissioner for Handlooms in the format given at Annexure-C.

Annexure-A
Staff pattern for setting up of Enforcement Units in Head Office and Subsidiary Office.
a. Headquarters Office :
S. No. Designation Post Average Cost per Total
Month (in rupees) (in rupees)
1. Dy. Director/ 1 7000.00 7000.00

Enforcement Officer
2. Enforceament Inspector 3 5000.00 X 3 15000.00

3. Legal Assistant 1 5000.00 5000.00

4. LDC/Typist 2 2500.00 X 2 5000.00

4. Constable/Constable- 4 2000.00 X 4 8000.00

Cum-Driver 40,000.00
i) Expenditure on salaries per annum = 4,80,000.00
(40,000 X12)

ii) TA/DA per annum = 1,00,000.00

iii) Recurring expenditure = 1,20,000.00
other like hiring of office
space/contingency per annum

iv) Legal expenses = 20,000.00

Total = 7,20,0 00.00

v) Non-Recurring expenditure for purchase of one Vehicle = 3,00,000.00

b) Subsidiary Offices :

S. No. Designation Post Average Cost Total

Per month (in rupees)

(in rupees)

1. Asst. Director 1 6000.00 6000.00
Asst. Enforcement Officer

2. Enforcement Inspector 5 5000.00 X 5 25000.00

3. LDC/Typist 2 2500.00 X 2 5000.00

4. Constable/Constable-cum-Driver 8 2000.00 X 8 16000.00
52,000.00

i) expenditure on salaries per annum = 6,24,000.00
(5200 X 12 )

ii) TA/DA per annum = 1,06,000.00
(about 20% on salaries)

iii) Recurring expenditure other like hiring = 1,20,000.00
of office space/contingency per annum

iv) Legal expenses = 20,000.00

Total = 8,70,000.00

v) Non-Recurring expenditure for purchase of = 3,00,000.00
one Vehicle
Annexure B
Format of claim for the Quarter_______________
S. No. Item Expenditure Expenditure Total Balance incurred up incurred releases claim now to the proceeding during the made so far quarter 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
1. Salary
2. TA/DA
3. Legal Expenses
4. Other Recurring expenditure
5. Non-Recurring expenditure

PART-II
Please state the number of persons employed and the period for which employed post-wise separately for Head office and subsidiary Offices.

Certificate :- Certified that the information given above is true. Certificate to be given by the Deputy Director/Enforcement Officer incharge of the Headquarters Office.

Countersigned :- Director of Handlooms/Industries.

Annexure-C
Physical Progress Report in implementation of the handlooms Reservation Act.
S. No. Item Achievement Achievement Cumulative Remarks Till end of during the reasons Preceeding quarter. for shortfall
Quarter if any1. Number of inspectionsmade.
2. Number of looms Inspected.
3. Number of samples seized.
4. Number of powerlooms seized.
5. Number of samples tested.
6. Number of samples in which violation detected.
7. Value of products seized ( in rupees)
8. Number of prosecutions lodged
9. Number of cases leading to imposition to penalty
10. Number of cases ending in Confiscation.
11. Value of confiscated goods.
12. Value realised from disposal of Confiscated articles.

Annexure-D
The Handlooms (Reservation of Articles for Production) Act, 1985 Progress report of Powerloom Inspection
of the State /UT :-
of the Office ;-
for the Month :-

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