Drawback corrections: amended notification wording and rate bases revise measurement units and material-content calculation for drawback rates.
Corrigendum amends Notification No.29/2001 by substituting references to Central Excise Rules, 1944 with the Central Excise (No.2) Rules, 2001 for specified conditions. It further corrects multiple entries in Notification No.50/2001's Drawback Table by changing unit descriptors to material content bases, altering rate descriptions and ceilings tied to content, correcting per set and allocation figures, and adding or removing conditions related to CENVAT entitlement and Bond Officer certification regarding duty free finished leather.

Drawback corrections: amendments convert unit and content bases and update excise rule references to clarify drawback application.
Corrections replace earlier Central Excise rule citations with references to rule 18 and rule 19 of the Central Excise (No.2) Rules, 2001, and amend multiple Drawback Table entries to change units and bases to material content or gross measures, clarify PMT as PMT of steel content, alter conditional references to CENVAT facility, require a Bond Officer certificate for specified leather items, and adjust certain drawback rate descriptions and Central Excise allocations to reflect the intended measurement and allocation bases.

Exemption for CARE imports requires undertakings on free distribution, monetisation use for approved social projects, and re-export of equipment.
Amendment substitutes S.No.4 to provide conditional customs exemption for gifts, supplies and equipment imported by CARE or its approved distributing organisations under the Agreement with the President of India, subject to undertakings that gift commodities are for free distribution or monetisation with proceeds retained in a separate CARE account for Department of Women & Child Development-approved social projects, and that supplies/equipment will be exported when no longer required, not used personally by CARE officers, and not transferred to third parties contrary to the Agreement.

Customs exemption: addition of an international organisation to the notification schedule, expanding exemption coverage under customs law.
The Central Government, under section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962, amends Notification No. 84/97 Customs by inserting a new serial entry in the ANNEXURE to extend customs exemption treatment to a specified international organisation, executed as a public interest amendment to the principal notification without altering other provisions.

Provisional anti dumping duty extended on acrylic yarn imports from Nepal to continue through the amended period.
Corrigendum to Notification No. 105/2001 Customs substitutes the date in paragraph 2 with a later terminal date, thereby extending the provisional anti dumping duty on imports of acrylic yarn originating in or exported from Nepal so that the duty remains effective up to and inclusive of the revised terminal date; the correction was issued by the Tax Research Unit and circulated to all Chief Commissioners and Commissioners of Customs and Central Excise.

Land Customs Station designation expands: Export Extension Counter Moradabad added to notified stations under Customs Act powers.
The Central Government, under clause (b) of section 7 of the Customs Act, 1962, amends the principal customs notification to insert the Export Extension Counter at Moradabad into the Table, thereby designating it as a Land Customs Station and bringing it within the regulatory and administrative framework applicable to notified land customs stations.

Customs exemption amendment allows shared use of imported power, networking and security equipment among STP units with approvals.
Amendments to notifications 138/91-Cus and 140/91-Cus authorize the Assistant or Deputy Commissioner of Customs, with the Commissioner's approval, to allow specified imported equipment (diesel generating sets/captive power plants, central air conditioning equipments, uninterrupted power supply systems, networking equipments, data transfer protocol equipments, EPABX, fax, photocopiers and security systems) imported by one unit under the Software Technology Park Scheme to be utilised by other units of the same owner located in the same compound or nearby/adjoining premises for scheme activities and export; the table entry wording is correspondingly expanded.

Anti-dumping duty on acrylic yarn imposed provisionally on Nepalese exports with exporter-specific differentiated rates.
Provisional anti-dumping duty is imposed on Acrylic Yarn under headings 54.02 or 55.09 when originating in or exported from Nepal, based on designated authority findings of dumping and material injury; exporter-specific per kilogram rates are specified, payment is required in Indian currency, the duty is effective up to and inclusive of 9th April, 2001, and the applicable exchange rate for calculation is the rate prescribed by Ministry of Finance notifications with the relevant date being the bill of entry presentation.

Anti-dumping duty on BOPP film imposed on imports from specified countries, payable in local currency under exchange-rate rules.
Anti-dumping duty is imposed on BOPP film (heading 39.20) originating in or exported from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Oman, Singapore and Thailand, at specified country-specific rates per kilogramme in US dollars; the duty is payable in Indian currency and effective up to and inclusive of 8 April 2002. Exchange-rate conversion follows the Government of India notification under the Customs Act, 1962, with the relevant rate determined on the date of presentation of the bill of entry under section 46.

Tariff valuation updated: amends customs notification to set USD per tonne values for palm oil, palmolein and brass scrap.
Amendment substitutes the tariff-value table in the prior customs notification under section 14(2) of the Customs Act, 1962, fixing US dollar per metric tonne tariff values for crude palm oil, RBD palm oil, RBD palmolein, crude palmolein, and brass scrap (all grades), and thereby prescribing the valuation basis for these imported goods.

Customs Tariff amendment: substitution and insertion of pipeline and LNG terminal entries in exemption notification.
The Central Government amends Notification No. 42/96-Customs by substituting serial number 17 with Bombay - Manmad - Manglya (Indore) Pipeline Project and inserting a new serial number 23 for the LNG Terminal of Petronet LNG Project at Dahej, exercising tariff powers with regard to economic development.

Provisional anti-dumping duty withdrawal follows levy of final anti-dumping duty, rescinding the earlier notification under statutory authority.
Central Government rescinds the earlier provisional anti-dumping notification imposing interim duties and withdraws the provisional anti-dumping duty upon levy of the final anti-dumping duty under powers conferred by the Customs Tariff Act and related Customs Tariff rules, while preserving actions done or omitted before the rescission.

Anti dumping duty on Analgin imports after final finding of dumping and material injury, with prescribed country wide rates.
Imposition of an anti-dumping duty on Analgin and its synonyms from China and Taiwan following final findings that imports were dumped, caused material injury, and that injury was cumulative; Central Government prescribes exporter- and country-wide duty rates, requires payment in Indian currency from the date of provisional imposition, and fixes the exchange rate for calculation as specified in the Government of India notifications with reference to the bill of entry date.

Designation of Inland Container Depot: Jamshedpur added for loading exports and unloading imports under customs notification.
Central Government amends Notification No.12/97 Cus.(N.T.) by inserting serial entry 5A to designate Jamshedpur, Jharkhand as an Inland Container Depot, permitting unloading of imported goods and loading of export goods under clause (aa) of section 7 of the Customs Act, 1962, by Notification No.51/2001 Customs (N.T.).

Drawback rates revised: widespread substitution of schedule entries altering unit and f.o.b. based drawbacks and allocations.
Comprehensive substitutions to the drawback Schedule amend rates and allocation entries across many Customs Tariff chapters, setting new unit based drawback rates, f.o.b. percentage rates with ceilings, treatment distinctions where CENVAT facility has or has not been availed, and documentary conditions (such as shipping bill declarations and Superintendent certificates) for specified items; the changes operate from the notification date and update the table annexed to prior drawback notifications.

Provisional anti-dumping duty withdrawal upon final duty levy rescinds the earlier provisional notification and restores tariff operation.
Provisional anti-dumping duty imposed earlier was withdrawn after levy of the final anti-dumping duty; the Government, exercising powers under the Customs Tariff Act and Anti-dumping Rules, rescinded the prior provisional notification while saving actions or omissions done before rescission.

Anti-dumping duty on white cement imposed, with conditional exemption for one exporter subject to contractual terms.
Imposition of anti dumping duty on white portland cement from specified countries follows findings of dumped exports causing injury; specified per tonne duties apply to exporters except a named exporter granted exemption contingent on meeting three conditions: minimum CIF price, imports through designated ports, and payment by Letter of Credit within thirty days. Duty is effective from the provisional duty date, payable in Indian currency, with exchange rate for calculation prescribed by government notification and relevant at bill of entry presentation; the measure has a fixed expiry date.

Exchange rate amendment sets new Australian dollar valuation for import valuation, effective immediately under Customs notification authority.
Amendment to the customs exchange rate schedule substitutes the entry for the Australian Dollar in Schedule I to Notification No.38/2001 NT CUS, replacing serial number 2 and its related entries with the newly prescribed exchange rate for valuation of imported goods; the revised rate is declared effective from the date specified in the Notification.

Exchange rate amendment updates foreign currency rates for export goods, revising Australian Dollar and Swiss Franc values.
Amendment to the export-goods customs notification substitutes revised exchange rates in the Schedule for the Australian Dollar and the Swiss Franc, replacing the entries at the relevant serial numbers with the new rupee-equivalent rates; the amendment specifies the operative date from which these rates apply to export goods and records the administrative authority and file reference for the change.

Exchange rate notification updates the official rupee equivalence for a foreign currency, affecting import valuation and customs assessment.
Amendment to the customs notification updates the Schedule entry for a specified foreign currency by substituting a new official rupee equivalence, to be applied in import valuation and customs assessments from the stated effective date, pursuant to powers under the Indian Stamp Act and the Customs Act.