ஞாயிறு, 30 ஜூலை, 2017

Today told defence ministry open the door

Defence

Defence ministry working on tie-up with original equipment manufacturers: Subhash Bhamre

The minister, however, said they lacked in research and development (R&D).

PANAJI: The Defence Ministryis working on a concept ofstrategic partnership withoriginal equipment manufacturers to give a boost to indigenisation of defence- related production, Union minister Subhash Bhamre said today.

He said they want world class manufacturers to come to India and establish their units in association with local partners.

"We are working on a concept of strategic partnership with the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) which will be a foreign company. We have identified four segments for it, including fighter combataircraft, tanks, submarinesand helicopters," Bhamre told reporters in Goa.

The Minister of State for Defence was talking about the achievements of the Narenda Modi-led government in three years.

India looks at foreign defence manufacturers to transfer their technology, work with Indian scientists, people, train them so that in the next few years "our people will start manufacturing in the same segment," he said.

"This was an idea which has been worked on since last few months. The idea was initiated by then defence minister Manohar Parrikar. In the months to come we will be able to finalise strategic partnerships under this programme," he said.

On the increasing role of private partners in defence manufacturing, Bhamre recalled how armed forces were dependent on Ordinance Factory Board (OFB) and defence public sector units which were functioning under protective environment.

The minister, however, said they lacked in research and development (R&D).

"Unfortunately, what we have seen all the years...we accept the contribution by these units (OFB and PSUs), it is not that they have not done anything.

"But what we wanted in last 70 years, R&D to develop in defence sector and then wanted to have a kind of platform so that we can export, but on export scenario there was no significant growth," he said.

"As far as R&D is concerned, it (growth) was not significant because they (units) worked in protected environment. There was no sense of competition.

"It (the competition) comes when defence manufacturing doors are open to private industry. That was lacking," he said.

"Though the doors were opened for private players in 2009 in the defence manufacturing sector, there was no level playing field," Bhamre said.

"That is why between 2009 and 2014 we could not see private industry coming to invest in defence manufacturing," he said.

வெள்ளி, 28 ஜூலை, 2017

GST in URC

 Today implementation GST rate in URC Canteen in India

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Integrated HQ Min Of Def (Army)
Quartermaster Generals Branch
Canteen Services Directorate
Wing-III, West Block-3, R.K.Puram
New Delhi – 11006
95350/Q/DDGCS/Advisory/10-2017
16 Jun 2017
HQ Southern Command (OL)
HQ Western Command (OL)
HQ Northern Command (OL)
HQ IDS, HQ SFC, HQ ARTRAC (OL)
NAval HQ (PDPS)
Air HQ (D/Accts)
HQ DG Assam Rifles
HQ Eastern Command (OL)
HQ Central Command (Q)
HQ South Western Command (OL)
HQ A & N Command
HQ Coast Guard (AD)
HQ DG NCC (LGS), HQ DGBR (Q)
DGQA, DRDO, OFB
Advisory 10/2017: Implementation of GST at URCs
1. The Govt has declared 50% exemption of GST to CSD (Copy of relevant extract att as Annx)
2. URCs sales to end customers are exempted levy of GST. As a consequence, URCs are exempted from registration for GST and filing of monthly returns etc.
3. URCs need not make any extra efforts in implementation of GST wef 01 Jul 2017, except the following activities:-
(a) Ensure proper accounting of closing stock as on 30 Jun 2017 since, they have to be sold at old selling prices wef 01 July 2017.
(b) CSD Depots will be selling the balance stocks as on 30 Jun 2017 at the old rates to URCs. All the stocks received from CSD Depots with old selling prices during July 2017 and the closing stocks at URCs as on 30 Jun 2017 should be sold at old prices as on 30 Jun 2017 to end customer.
(c) No URC should refuse the stocks already demanded by them in the month of Jun 2017, as these stocks have been purchased and supplied to Depots.
(d) Goods purchased by CSD Depots from the companies in GST Regime (wef 01 Jul 2017) will be sold at revised wholesale price. URCs will sell these goods at revised retail price to end customers, which will be communicated by CSD HO in due course of time through their respective depots.
(e) It is advisable to liquidate old stocks at URCs as on 30 Jun 2017 first and then only start selling new stocks.
(f) Dual billing system may be followed, if all the stocks as on 30 Jun 2017 cannot be liquidated and sale of new stocks to be carried out with new rates, if situation warrants.
(g) CS Dte has directed CIMS management to prepare and forward revised softward to all URCs, in order to switchover the billing process in GST environment. This is dependent on companies disclosing post GST prices to CSD HO in an early timeframe.
(h) All URCs should maintaim the record of purchases and sales meticulously in electronic mode.
(i) The Government is yet to finalise e way bill procedure in GST environment for collection vehicles that will be used to collect stores from CSD Depots by URCs. Once e way bill is made mandatory for URCs, the same will be intimated.
4.However, as liquor is outside the purview of GST, URCs will continue with the existing system for sale of liquor.
5. This letter supersedes all earlier instrs on the subject and be disseminated to all URCs under respective comd.
(Naveen N)
Lt Col
Joint Dir
Canteen Services
For DDG CS

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