Jaipur Metro Projects added to project imports exemptions, authorising RMRCL Managing Director or Director (Project) to receive benefits.
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs amends the Project Imports Regulations, 1986 by inserting item (xiv) - Jaipur Metro Projects - at Sr. No. 3FF in the Table, authorising the Managing Director or Director (Project), RMRCL to receive the project-imports exemption; the amendment is notified (No. 49/2025-Customs) and takes effect on 29 November 2025 under powers of section 157 of the Customs Act, 1962.

Anti-dumping duty on liquid epoxy resins to counter dumped imports from specified countries, applied for a five-year term.
The Central Government imposes anti-dumping duty on Liquid Epoxy Resins (tariff items 3907 30 10 and 3907 30 90) originating in or exported from China PR, Korea RP, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan and Thailand, following findings of dumping and material injury. The notification defines product scope and exclusions, sets producer- and country-specific USD-per-metric-tonne duty rates in a detailed Table, and provides that duties are payable in Indian currency for five years. Exchange rates for conversion to Indian currency are governed by Government notifications under section 14 of the Customs Act, with the bill-of-entry date as the relevant date.

Tariff value fixation updates valuation rules for edible oils, brass scrap, areca nut, gold and silver under customs.
Fixation of tariff values updates Customs tariff valuations by substituting new Tables in the existing non-tariff notification under the Customs Act, prescribing specific tariff values for listed edible oils, brass scrap and areca nut, and establishing separate valuation entries and per-unit bases for distinct forms and eligibility categories of gold and silver imports.

Export duty exemption for cane molasses and imposition of import duty on crude olive pomace oil under customs amendments.
Under powers of section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962, the notification amends tariff tables to (i) insert an entry for cane molasses (HS 1703 10 00) in the exemption schedule with nil export duty, and (ii) substitute certain classification entries and insert a new entry for crude olive pomace oil (HS 1510 10 00) in the import duty table prescribing a fifteen percent customs duty on that product.

Hot rolled flat steel imports from Vietnam subject to anti-dumping duties up to USD121.55/MT, reduced by safeguard duty.
Anti-dumping duty imposed on hot rolled flat alloy and non-alloy steel (excluding stainless steel) from or exported from Vietnam: zero duty for Hoa Phat Dung Quat Steel JSC; USD 121.55/MT for other Vietnam-origin producers and for goods of other origin exported from Vietnam. Duty applies for five years, payable in Indian currency, and is reduced by any applicable safeguard duty. Exchange rate for conversion is determined by government notification and is based on the bill of entry date.

Anti-dumping duty on flax fabric imports maintained to counter continued dumping and material injury to domestic industry.
Imposition of anti-dumping duty on imported woven flax or linen fabric with more than 50% flax content from China PR and Hong Kong is continued following findings of increased imports, price suppression, undercutting, continued dumping and material injury; the Government has prescribed differentiated per-metre duties tied to origin/export combinations under the relevant customs tariff heading, payable in Indian currency and effective for five years unless earlier revoked.

Electronic cargo tracking system rules expand specified rail and road transhipment routes for cargo moving from Indian ports to Nepal.
Electronic cargo tracking system regulations for transhipment of cargo to Nepal are amended by substituting the application provision of the 2019 Regulations. The framework covers cargo originating from Kolkata, Haldia and Vishakhapatnam and moving through specified rail or rail-road routes to Birgunj and Biratnagar in Nepal, including transit through Batnaha and the Indian Customs Yard at Jogbani.

Customs corrigendum correcting date reference in Notification No. 44/2025 Customs to 24th October in column (3).
Corrigendum to Notification No. 44/2025 Customs directs that in the published notification, at line 28 in column (3), the word 'October' be read as '24th October', effectuating a precise textual amendment to the earlier Gazette notification.

Customs corrigendum corrects a tariff classification code from C-140 to C-130 in Notification No. 45/2025.
Corrigendum to Notification No. 45/2025 Customs corrects the entry in column (3), line 6 of the published notification by substituting the classification code 'C-140' with 'C-130', as published in G.S.R. 807(E), 31 October 2025.

Tariff classification correction: corrigendum replaces C-140 with C-130 in exemption notification published earlier.
Correction to Notification No. 37/2025 Customs (17th September, 2025): the corrigendum dated 31st October, 2025 amends the published Gazette text by substituting, in line 15 column (3), the code 'C-140' with 'C-130', effecting a textual correction to the tariff/exemption entry without creating new substantive provisions.

Tariff value fixation updated for specified edible oils, metals and areca nut, substituting previous tables and taking effect.
Amendment substitutes new TABLE-1, TABLE-2 and TABLE-3 into the principal customs notification to fix dollar-denominated tariff values for specified imported goods, including edible oils, brass scrap, areca nut, and gold and silver in defined forms, with stated per-metric-tonne or per-unit tariff values and specified exclusions for certain forms of precious metals.

Restriction on revision of entries where instrument-based schemes prescribe an alternative reversal procedure, limiting reassessment of availed benefits.
No revision of customs entry will be made where a benefit under an instrument-based scheme or under notifications/regulations issued under the Customs Act or Customs Tariff Act has been availed and is to be reversed, if the relevant notification or regulation prescribes a different procedure for reversal; this restriction is specified under the power conferred by section 18A(5)(c) of the Customs Act and commences from the stated effective date.

Voluntary revision of customs entries allows electronic self-assessment, risk-based verification, and refund claims via the common portal.
Regulations create a regime for voluntary revision of customs entries via an electronic application on the common portal, subject to port-specific filing, revision limited to entries from the same original bill, fee payment, and distinction between applications with or without refund claims; applications are self-assessed upon system acceptance, Acknowledgement Receipt Number generation and payment where applicable; risk-based verification allows the proper officer to require documents, re-assess duties by speaking order, and order refunds if due; documents must be retained five years and contraventions attract statutory penalty.

Customs document fee applies to electronic applications for voluntary post-clearance revision of entries from official publication.
Customs document fee provisions are amended to prescribe a fee for electronic applications under the Customs (Voluntary Revision of Entries Post Clearance) Regulations, 2025. The fee table under the Levy of Fees (Customs Documents) Regulations, 1970 includes this application with a fee of Rs. 1,000. The amendment takes effect from publication in the Official Gazette on 30 October 2025.

Customs notification inserts Section 18A into Table Sr. No.3 of prior schedule, effective upon publication.
This notification amends Notification No. 26/2022-Customs (N.T.) by inserting an additional table entry in Sr. No.3, column (3) to include a newly specified statutory provision among those whose functions are assigned to designated proper officers and officers above them; the amendment is effective from the date of publication in the Official Gazette.

Yellow peas import nil-duty concession now limited to bills of lading issued on or before 31 October 2025.
Substitutes the expiry date in the Table of Notification No. 64/2023-Customs so that the nil-duty concession for imports of Yellow Peas (HS Code 0713 10 10) applies only to consignments covered by bills of lading issued on or before the 31st day of October, 2025, in place of the earlier date of the 31st day of March, 2026.

Import duty cap limits customs and AIDC liability on imported yellow peas when bill of lading is dated on or after Nov 1.
Exempts imports of yellow peas from customs duty and Agriculture Infrastructure and Development Cess to the extent those duties exceed the specified capped standard and AIDC rates, subject to the condition that the Bill of Lading is issued on or after the first day of November, 2025; notification takes effect from that date.

Duty drawback rate revision updates AIR for gold and silver jewellery, increasing specified tariff item rates.
Amendment to Notification No. 77/2023-Customs (N.T.) revises the duty drawback Additional Incentive Rates in Chapter 71 by substituting new figures in column (4) for three specified tariff items relating to gold and silver jewellery/articles, altering the payable drawback rates under the existing customs and central excise drawback rules.

Anti-dumping duty amendment: substitution of the tariff table entry for fumed silica imports, effective immediately.
Amendment substitutes the tariff entry in the operative table of the anti-dumping duty notification on imports of untreated fumed silica from China PR by replacing the entry in column (7) against serial number 1 with a new value; the amendment takes effect immediately and cites the Customs Tariff Act and the 1995 Rules as statutory basis.

Customs duty exemptions for imported goods cover sector-specific concessional rates, end-use conditions, and time-bound relief across industry and public use.
Prescribes effective rates of customs duty, integrated goods and services tax and compensation cess for specified goods imported into India, while superseding a wide range of earlier exemption notifications subject to savings for past acts. The notification operates through detailed table entries granting exemption from duty, tax or cess beyond the standard or specified rate, and many entries are linked to prescribed end use, eligible importer status, certification, undertakings, export obligations, re-export conditions or other procedural requirements. Numerous concessions are time-limited and apply to sectors including agriculture, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, electronics, energy, defence, shipping, aviation, space and export-oriented manufacture.