Common Adjudicating Authority appointed to adjudicate show-cause notices for specified entities under Customs Act authority.
Officers appointed as Common Adjudicating Authority are authorized to exercise powers and discharge duties in place of specified proper officers for adjudication of the identified show cause notices against the named noticees, pursuant to earlier Customs notifications and departmental delegation of adjudicatory responsibility.

Common Adjudicating Authority appointment centralises adjudication of specified customs show cause notices to designated officers.
The Director General, Revenue Intelligence appoints named officers as Common Adjudicating Authority to exercise the powers and duties of the proper officers listed in the table for adjudication of specified show cause notices, superseding the earlier Orders/Notifications referenced for those matters and reallocating adjudicatory responsibility to the officers named in column (6).

Common Adjudicating Authority appointments centralize adjudication of DRI show-cause notices, reallocating adjudicatory responsibility among customs officers.
The Director General, Revenue Intelligence appoints specified customs officers to act as Common Adjudicating Authority for named noticees and specified DRI show-cause notices, thereby reallocating the powers and duties of the originally identified adjudicating officers to the officers listed in the notification for purposes of adjudication; the instrument tabulates noticees, show-cause notice references, original adjudicating authorities and the common adjudicating authorities now appointed, including references to substitutions and corrigenda.

Tariff value fixation establishes customs valuation rates for edible oils, metals, seeds and nuts.
Fixation of tariff values under sub section (2) of section 14 of the Customs Act, 1962 by substituting revised TABLE 1, TABLE 2 and TABLE 3 in the principal tariff value notification; tables set US dollar denominated per metric tonne values for specified edible oils, brass scrap, poppy seeds and areca nuts, and per unit values for gold and silver where specified notification benefits are availed, for application in customs valuation and assessment.

Tariff classification rules updated: broader classification for machined metal parts and multiple tariff item and duty revisions follow.
Amendment revises classification rules to allow identifiable ready-to-use machined parts or components predominantly of iron, steel or aluminium made by casting or forging and not specified at six-digit level in Chapters 84, 85 or 87 to be classified under relevant tariff items in headings 8487, 8548 or 8708 irrespective of four-digit chapter classification, and makes multiple schedule changes by inserting, substituting and omitting tariff items and adjusting duty and related column entries across various chapters.

Provisional anti-dumping duty on colour-coated steel imposed where imports are priced below reference value, payable in local currency.
Imposition of a provisional anti-dumping duty on colour coated/pre-painted flat steel products from the People's Republic of China and the European Union where the landed value is less than a specified reference amount; the duty equals the difference between that amount and the landed value, calculated per unit in the specified currency. The notification covers origin/export permutations, defines "landed value" as the customs assessable value excluding certain duties, requires payment in Indian currency, and adopts the government-published exchange rate on the bill of entry date. The duty is effective for up to six months.

Appointment of Land Customs Stations: Nagarkata retained, Loksan removed and new India-Bhutan border road crossings specified.
Amends notification 63/94 (N.T.) to substitute provisos appointing Nagarkata (removing Loksan) as a Land Customs Station and to update the Table for the land frontier of Bhutan by replacing Rangia-Tamulpur entries with two specified roads and inserting two new border points-Kamardwisa with a road to Nganglam, and Birpara with roads to Gomtu and Pugli via specified tea gardens-thereby revising recognized crossing points and road connections.

Exchange rate determination sets official conversion rates for specified foreign currencies for import and export valuation.
The Central Board of Excise and Customs determines official exchange rates converting specified foreign currencies into Indian rupees for customs valuation of imports and exports, superseding the prior notification and prescribing separate imported goods and export goods rates in two annexed schedules (per unit and per 100 unit listings) with effect from the stated effective date while preserving prior actions completed under the superseded notification.

Anti-dumping duty on jute products imposed to address dumping and protect the domestic industry, covering specified exporters.
Imposition of anti-dumping duty on specified jute products from Bangladesh and Nepal under section 9A of the Customs Tariff Act, based on findings of dumping, price undercutting and injury to the domestic industry; detailed Table prescribes product descriptions, producers/exporters or residual categories and corresponding duty rates; duties payable in Indian currency with exchange rate as notified and effective for five years unless earlier revoked, superseded or amended.