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CURRENT STATUS OF VARIOUS POLICIES OF MINISTRY OF ELECTRONICS &INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MSIPS PolicyThe Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has given its approval foramendment in the Modified Special Incentive Package Scheme (M-SIPS) to further incentivizeinvestments in Electronic Sector and moving towards the goal of ‘Net Zero imports’ inelectronics by 2020.The amendments in M-SIPS are expected to create employment opportunities and reducedependence on imports. The projects already received under the scheme have the potential togenerate employment to the extent of upto one million persons (direct and indirect). The Policycovers all States and Districts and provides them an opportunity to attract investments inelectronics manufacturing. So far, 243 applications have been received under the scheme, out ofwhich 75 applications have been approved involving investment proposals of Rs. 17,997 crore.The salient features of the amendment are:oThe applications will be received under the scheme upto 31st December 2018 or till suchtime that an incentive commitment of Rs 10,000 crore is reached, whichever is earlier.In case the incentive commitment of Rs 10,000 crore is reached, a review will be held todecide further financial commitments.oFor new approvals, the incentive under the scheme will be available from the date ofapproval of a project and not from the date of receipt of application.oThe incentives will be available for investments made within 5 years from the date ofapproval of the project.oApprovals will normally be accorded to eligible applications within 120 days ofsubmission of the complete application.oA unit receiving incentives under the scheme, will provide an undertaking to remain incommercial production for a period of at least 3 years.1 Page
oThe Appraisal Committee recommending approval of project will be chaired bySecretary, Ministry of Electronics and IT.oA separate Committee headed by Cabinet Secretary and comprising of CEO, NITI Aayog,Secretary Expenditure and Secretary, MeitY will be set up in respect of mega projects,envisaging more than Rs. 6850 crore (approx. USD 1 Billion) investments.Electronics Cluster SchemeMeitY notified Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC) scheme in October, 2012 to supportcreation of world-class infrastructure for attracting investments in Electronics Manufacturing.Assistance for projects in Greenfield Electronics Manufacturing Clusters is provided to the extentof 50% of the project cost subject to a ceiling of Rs. 50 crore for every 100 acres of land. Forlarger areas, pro-rata ceiling applies. For smaller clusters, the extent of support is decided by theSteering Committee for Clusters (SCC) subject to the ceiling of Rs. 50 crore. For BrownfieldEMCs, 75% of the cost of infrastructure, subject to a ceiling of Rs. 50 crore is provided as grant.This Scheme is open for receiving applications for a period of five years from the date ofnotification. Further period of 5 years is available for disbursement of funds for the approvedapplicant.Under EMC Scheme, MeitY has received 49 applications (45 for Greenfield EMCs and 4 forsetting up of Common Facility Centre (CFC) over an area of 7762 acres for creating world classinfrastructure from 18 states across the country. The total grant assistance which they areseeking is of Rs. 3799 crore which in turn is expected to generate 10.72 Lakh employmentopportunities. The projected outlay is Rs. 8787 crore.Out of this, MeitY has accorded 15 final approvals (13 Greenfield EMCs and 2 Common FacilityCentre (CFC) in Brownfield EMC). In addition, 14 applications have been accorded in-principleapproval (12 applications for Greenfield EMC and 2 applications for (CFC) in Brownfield EMC(AP-3, Bihar-1, Gujarat-1, Karnataka-1 (CFC), Maharastra-1(CFC), Tamilnadu-1, Telangana-2,Uttar Pradesh-3).Estimated Investment and employment opportunities under EMC schemeParticulars(Projects)No. of EMCsFinal Rs. in crore)77750106434360911841842 Page
ls of Applications accorded final and In-principle approval in Annexure 1. FTAsoIndia-Korea CEPA: South Korea has sought change sin Rules of Origin for certain items ofconsumer goods and electronics. the list is attached along with requested changes inRules of OriginoAny other FTACompulsory Registration OrderMeitY, notified “Electronics and IT Goods (Requirement of Compulsory Registration) Order,2012” in the Gazette of India vide S.O. No. 2357(E) dated 03.10.2012 and S.O. No. 2905(E) dated13.11.2014 under the provision of Compulsory Registration Scheme of BIS Act, 1986 mandatingIndian Safety Standards for 30 electronic product categories. List of products covered under CROis in Annexure 2.Further, the Indian Language support for Mobile Phones as per IS 16333 (Part 3) has been addedto the schedule of this Order vide notification dated 24.10.2016. The standard provides forinputting of text in English, Hindi and at least one additional Indian official language along withfacility of readability in the phones for all 22 Indian official languages and script supporting theselanguages. The Order is set to come into effect from 01st July, 2017.Two portals (http://crsbis.in/BIS/ and http://electronicstds.gov.in/ CREITG/) to bringtransparency & make information easily available to stakeholders have been launchedfacilitating online registration process, surveillance process, access to database of RegisteredManufacturing Units and products covered. Regular stakeholder consultations and Technicalconsultations are held for the purpose.The Compulsory Registration scheme has resulted in high compliance of notified electronicgoods to Indian safety standards and more than 7000 manufacturing units have been registeredwith BIS covering approximately 42,000 products models/series. Bureau of Indian Standards(BIS) has notified the ‘Standard Mark’ for Compulsory Registration Scheme along-with the“Guidelines for use of Standard Mark and labeling requirements” on 01.12.2015. Accordingly,3 Page
marking of Standard Mark on notified goods for Electronics & IT goods is essential w.e.f1.7.2016.The Ministry has further clarified that detachable power supplies for servers/storage standcovered under the definition of power adaptors of “Electronics and IT Goods (Requirement ofCompulsory Registration) Order, 2012” w.e.f. 1.02.2017. Preferential Market AccessThe Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has notified the policy forproviding preference to Domestically Manufactured Electronic Products (DMEP) in Governmentprocurement for its own use and not with a view to commercial resale on 23.12.2013.The DMEPs are products manufactured by companies registered in India and engaged inmanufacturing in India and includes contract manufacturers, but excluding traders. Electronicproducts to be notified under this policy shall meet the minimum 25% domestic value-additionin terms of Bill of Material (BoM) from domestic manufacturers. The percentage of procurementto be made from DMEP shall not be less than 30% of the total procurement value of thatelectronic product(s).The policy is applicable to all Ministries / Departments (except Ministry of Defence) and theiragencies for electronic products in Government procurement for its own use and not with aview to commercial resale. The policy is also applicable for procurement of electronic productsmade under all Centrally Sponsored Schemes and grants made by Central Government. Therevised policy guidelines have been issued for providing preference to DMEP in Governmentprocurement vide Notification No. 33(7)/2015-IPHW dated 16.11.2015.Nine generic electronic products, which are procured across sectors, viz., Desktop PCs, LaptopPCs, Tablet PCs, Dot Matrix Printers, Smart Cards, LED Products, Biometric Access Control/Authentication Devices, Biometric Finger Print Sensors and Biometric Iris Sensors have beennotified by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) and 23Telecommunications Products have been notified by the Department of Telecommunications(DoT), in furtherance of the policy. Directorate General of Supplies and Disposals (DGS&D) hasissued guidelines for implementing the policy in their rate contract process.An Online Monitoring System “www.deity-pma.gov.in” has been deployed for reporting byMinistries / Departments about the compliance of Policy. In this regard, User Ids and Passwordsto upload the report on the Online Portal have been communicated to GovernmentDepartments. (c) As on 20.09.2016, fourteen Ministries/ Departments /Agencies have uploadedtheir compliance reports on the aforesaid portal. So far, the Ministries / Departments have4 Page
procured electronic products worth 448 crore (approx) complying with the Policy for providingpreference to DMEPs in Government procurement.#StateLocation of EMCArea(Acres)ChiefPromoter/SPVDate ofaccord offinalapprovalFinancial out lay (Rs.in crore)Annexure 1Details of Applications accorded final approval5 Page
824.08.16140.015025.08. 1446.1620.8625.08.1438.0117.76Greenfield Electronics Manufacturing Cluster1AndhraPradeshChilamathur,Anantapur erivi,94Satyavedu Mandal,Chittor DistrictVillage-Tuta, Sector- rat5GoaVillage-Tuem,Taluka- Pernem Bhopal50Purva-Jabalpur409147.55ELCINA RAAGA 04.02.16MAYURIElectronics ParkPrivate LimitedSri City Pvt. Ltd. 20.07.16ChhattisgarhState IndustrialDevelopmentCorporation ltd.(CSIDC)Mundra SolarTechnoparkPrivate Limited(MSTPL)Department ofInformationandTechnology,Government ofGoaAdityapurIndustrial desh 07.01.166 Page
10OdishaInfovalleyat 203.37BhubaneswarIndustrialArea,Khurda District11RajasthanSPL-1,Salarpur, 50.3Khushkera, Bhiwadi12West BengalSector-IV & V, Falta 58.04Industrial Centre, P.SRamnagar, DistrictSouth 24 Parganas13West BengalNaihati town, North 7024ParganasindistrictSub Total (A)1611.30Common Facility Centre In Brownfield EMC14KarnatakaPlot No. 360, KIADB 1.11(CFC)IndustrialArea,Hebbal, Hottagalli,Mysore15Maharashtra Shendra Industrial 1.98Area, AurangabadSub Total O)ELCINAElectronicsManufacturingCluster Pvt. 8.1658.3125.701790.65778.53Mysore ESDM 15.09.15Cluster Cluster 91614.39Details of Application accorded (In-principle approval) under EMC scheme#StateChiefPromoter/SPVLocationof EMCProposedArea ofEMCFinancial out lay(Rs. in crore)EstimatedGIA SoughtDate ofInprinciple7 Page
(Acres)CostapprovalGreenfield Electronics Manufacturing Bihar5Gujarat6Rajasthan7Tamil reCorporationltd. (APIIC)APIICVillage98Gurramapalem,PendurthiMandal, DistrictVisakhapatnamVikruthamalaVillage, YerpaduMandal, ChittorDistrictCelkon Impex Tirupati,Pvt. Ltd.ReniguntaMandal , ChittorDistrictA.V.Ispat Pvt. Abgilla village,Ltd.Gaurichakdistrict, Development DistrictCorporationAhmadabad(GIDC)RajasthanKaroli IndustrialStateArea, Bhiwadi,IndustrialDistrict-Alwar,Development& InvestmentCorporationLtd. (RIICO)ADD Industrial AnnurTaluk,Park(TamilCoimbatore,Nadu) ltd.Telanganae-city 9008.08.2013122.1508.01.20168 Page
ronicsCorporationLimited(UPLC)UPDevelopmentSystem ted(UPLC)Plot No. 6/A, 100sector-24,YamunaExpressway,Greater NoidaGreater Noida10010047.5604.02.201571.4234.2904.02.2015Plot No. 3/A, 283.82947.9585.155066.1049.10Sub Total(A)2430.14Common Facility Centre(CFC) in Brownfield EMC13Karnataka14MaharashtraELCIA ESDMPvt. Ltd.MCCIAElectronicClusterFoundationElectronic City, 1.167BangalorePimpri Industrial 0.61Area, PuneSub Total(B)1.777151.2599.10Total(A B)2431.922435.071047.0530.01.201415.05.20159 Page
ANNEXURE 2List of products covered under CROSl. No.(1)Product(2)Indian Standard Number(3)Title of Indian Standard(4)Audio, Video and similarElectronic Apparatus- SafetyRequirementsInformationTechnologyEquipment- Safety- GeneralRequirementsAudio, Video and SimilarElectronic Apparatus- SafetyRequirementsAudio, Video and SimilarElectronic Apparatus- SafetyRequirementsSafety of Households andsimilar electrical appliances:Part 2 Particular requirements:section 25 Microwave ovensInformationTechnologyEquipment- safety- GeneralRequirementsInformationTechnologyEquipment- Safety- GeneralRequirementsInformationTechnologyEquipment- Safety- GeneralRequirementsInformationTechnologyEquipment- Safety- GeneralRequirementsInformationTechnologyEquipment- Safety- GeneralRequirementsAudio, Video and SimilarElectronic Apparatus- SafetyRequirementsAudio, Video and SimilarElectronic Apparatus- SafetyRequirements1Electronic Games (Video)IS 616:20102Laptop/Notebook/TabletsIS 13252:20103Plasma/LCD/LEDTelevisions of Screen size32” & AboveOptical Disc Players with built inamplifiers of input power 200Wand aboveMicrowave ovens456IS 616:2010IS 616:2010IS 302-2-25:1994IS 13252:20107Visual Display Units, VideoMonitors of Screen size 32” &abovePrinters, Plotters8ScannersIS 13252:20109Wireless KeyboardsIS 13252:201010Telephone Answering MachinesIS 13252:201011Amplifiers with input power2000W and aboveIS 616:201012Electronic Musical Systems withInput Power 200W and AboveIS 616:2010IS 13252:200310 P a g e
13Electronic Clocks with MainsPowers14Set Top wer Adaptors for Audio,Video & Similar ElectronicApparatusUPS/ Invertors of rating 5kVA18DataProcessingforITIS 302-2-26:1994Safety of Household andSimilar electrical appliances:Part 2 Particular requirements :Section 26 ClocksIS 13252:2010Audis, Video and similarElectronic Apparatus- SafetyRequirementsInformationTechnologyEquipment- Safety- - Safety- GeneralRequirementsAudio, Video and SimilarElectronic Apparatus- SafetyRequirementsGeneralandSafetyRequirements for UPSSafety of Lamp ControlgearPart2 Particular RequirementsSection 13 d.c. or a.c SuppliedElectronics Controlgear for LEDModulesSecondary Cells and Batteriescontaining Alkaline or othernon- acid Electrolytes- SafetyRequirements for Portablesealed secondary cells, and forBatteries made from them, foruse in portable applicationsIS 13252:2010IS 13252(Part-1):2010IS616:2010IS 16242 ( Part- 1):201419DC or AC Supplied ElectronicControlgear for LED ModulesIS 15885 (Part2/Sec13):201220SealedSecondarycells/Batteries containing Alkaline orother non- acid Electrolytes foruse in portable applicationsIS 16046:201521Self- Ballasted LED Lamps forGeneral Lightening ServicesIS 16102(Part1):201222Fixed GeneralLuminaries23Mobile PhonesIS 13252 (Part-1):201224Cash RegistersIS 13252 (Part-1):2012PurposeLedIS 10322(Part5/ Sec 1):2012Self- Ballasted LED Lamps forGeneral Lighting Services Part 1Safety RequirementsLuminaires Part 5 ParticularRequirements Sec 1 FixedGeneral Purpose LuminariesInformationTechnologyEquipment- Safety- GeneralRequirementsInformationTechnologyEquipment- Safety- GeneralRequirements11 P a g e
25Point of Sale TerminalsIS 13252 (Part-1):201226Copying Machines/DuplicatorsIS 13252 (Part-1):201227Smart Card ReadersIS 13252 (Part-1):201228Mail ProcessingMachines/Postage Machines/Franking MachinesPassport ReadersIS 13252 (Part-1):2012Power Banks for use in portableapplicationsIS 13252 (Part-1):20122930IS 13252 (Part-1):2012InformationTechnologyEquipment- Safety- GeneralRequirementsInformationTechnologyEquipment- Safety- GeneralRequirementsInformationTechnologyEquipment- Safety- GeneralRequirementsInformationTechnologyEquipment- Safety- GeneralRequirementsInformationTechnologyEquipment- Safety- GeneralRequirementsInformationTechnologyEquipment- Safety- GeneralRequirements12 P a g e
Development Corporation (KINFRA) 24.08.16 140.01 50 8 Madhya Pradesh Badwai-Bhopal 50 Madhya Pradesh State Electronics Development Corporation Ltd.(MPSEDC) 25.08. 14 46.16 20.86 9 Madhya Pradesh Purva-Jabalpur 40 25.08.14 38.01 17.76
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