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E ENTERPRISES NTERPRISES SUNDAY 23 DECEMBER 2018 5 CHENNAI BIZ BYTES NLC retires 100 MW thermal power unit in TN | NT Bureau | Chennai, Dec 23: Public sector NLC India Ltd has said a 100-MW unit of its Thermal Power Station-I in Tamilnadu has been retired as part of its planned phase-out process. The sta- tion’s gener- ating capac- ity stands re- duced to 500 MW, NLC In- dia Ltd said in a BSE fil- ing. ‘Further phasing out activities of TPS-I units will be scheduled in line with directives Central Pollution Control Board,’ it added. The 600-MW Thermal Power Station-I (TPS-I) is a vintage plant, which has been in service for more than 50 years. ‘A new plant, Neyveli New Thermal Power Project (NNTPP) of capacity 1000 MW (2x500MW) is under implementation as the replacement plant for this TPS- 1. The commissioning activities of NNTPP are in final stages of completion,’ the company added. qqq Economic growth helps push tourism: Jaitley Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said economic growth will help push tourism in the country which has various incredible places to visit. India is a country with incred- ible natural resources, very large number of forest with multiple wildlife in it and innumerable places of cultural and religious tourism, he said. ‘Conventionally, our develop- mental processes were slow we have never been able to exploit it. We could not exploit in terms of world coming to us and as we hopefully grow I think the ca- pacity of the society to spend on tourism and attract the focus of the world to these places will also take place,’ he said. qqq Tata Motors on expansion spree Home-grown auto major Tata Motors launched six new passenger vehicle dealerships in Rajasthan in a single day as part of its aggressive network expansion plans. Of the six dealerships, three have come up in the capital city Jaipur, while one each in Udaipur, Bikaner and Gan- ganagar, Tata Mo- tors said in a re- lease on Saturday. The addition of new outlets takes the total number of touch points to 325 pan-India and 34 in Rajasthan, it added. The expan- sion of the outlets is also a part of the Tata Motors’ Turnaround 2.0 strategy, which is aimed at delivering ‘consistent, competi- tive and cash accretive growth’. qqq RIL picks 5.56% stake in tech start-up for $5 mn Reliance Industries has ac- quired 5.56 per cent equity stake in technology start-up Vakt Holdings Ltd, UK (VHL), for $5 million. In a regulator filing, RIL said it has acquired the equity stake in VHL, a closely held start up entity engaged in the technology space. VHL is a consortium of leading global energy majors, commodity traders and banks with a vision to digitise the global commodities trading industry, creating a se- cure, trusted ecosystem, powered by block chain. ‘The strategic investment accel- erates Reliance’s digital journey, through active participation in an emerging and evolving, yet promising, block chain enabled technology solution for energy markets,’ the company said. qqq Rapid rationalisation time u GST Council to look at simplifying housing, MSME sectors in next meet u Composition scheme for small suppliers on cards 17 ITEMS, 6 SERVICES The GST Council cut rates on 17 items and six types of services during its 31st meeting on Saturday, leaving only one common use item — cement — in the 28 per cent bracket. Seven items that saw tax rates being slashed from the 28 per cent bracket are certain vehicle parts used in agriculture, monitors and TVs up to 32 inches, retreaded tyres, power banks, digital cameras, videogame consoles (all from 28 per cent to 18 per cent), and parts and accessories for the carriages for disabled persons (from 28 per cent to 5 per cent). The GST rate on cinema tickets above Rs 100 was cut from 28 per cent to 18 per cent and on tickets up to Rs 100 from 18 per cent to 12 per cent. At present, GST is not be levied on buyers of real estate properties for which completion certificate is issued at the time of sale | NT Bureau/Agencies | New Delhi, Dec 23: The GST Council had just an- nounced that it will be cutting rates on as many as 17 items and six services to rationalise the top tax bracket and now it has been announced that it would consider rationalisation of tax rates on residential properties, MSMEs, among others. Finance Minis- ter Arun Jait- ley announced the details and said, the Goods and Service Tax Council, in its next meet in January would consider ration- alisation of tax rates on residential properties and raising the threshold limit for MS- MEs from the current Rs 20 lakh. He said the Council will also consider a composition scheme for small suppliers, a calamity cess and tax rates on the lottery. At present, GST is not be levied on buyers of real estate properties for which completion certificate is issued at the time of sale. How- ever, 12 per cent GST is applica- ble on sale of under-construction property or ready to move in flats where completion certificate is not issued at the time of sale. Talking to reporters, Jaitley said builders can adjust some portion of the 12 per cent GST against the taxes paid on inputs like ce- ment which attract 28 per cent levy. ‘The potential homebuyers feel they are not getting benefited under GST. Certain proposals have come before the Council and the law and fitment committee will look into the matter and the matter will come up in the next council meeting. There was a total consensus that something needs to be done,’ he said. Jaitley said the report of Group of Ministers looking into the concerns MSMEs under the GST regime will be taken up in the next GST meeting. The meeting would also discuss raising the threshold exemption limit of MSMEs. Currently, busi- nesses with a turnover of up to Rs 20 lakh are exempted from Goods and Services Tax (GST). ‘We need to see whether there is a need to alter the threshold keeping the larger interest of MSMEs in mind,’ the Minister said. With regard to composition scheme for small suppliers, Jaitley said the response of small service providers getting regis- tered under GST has not been on expected lines. ‘So an in-principle unanimous decision was taken that a composition scheme be framed for small service providers. The threshold and composition charge would be decided in the next meeting,’ he said. With regard to GST on the lottery, currently, State-organised lottery attract 12 per cent GST, while state- authorised lottery attracts 28 per cent. The States would discuss and a final view would be taken in the next meet- ing as to whether the status quo should continue on GST on the lottery. Jaitley further said the next Council meeting would take a final view on calamity cess under GST. The GST Council, the high- est decision-making body of the new tax regime, had in Septem- ber decided to set up a seven- member Group of Ministers to consider a cess for Kerala flood rehabilitation. Finance Commission chairman cautions against fiscal slippage New Delhi, Dec 23 (PTI): Finance Commission Chairman N K Singh sound- ed a note of caution against fiscal slippage, saying it would adversely impact the country’s macroeconomic stability as well as invest- ment climate. The remarks come in the back- drop of several States, including Madhya Pradesh and Rajas- than, which witnessed a change of government, announcing farm loan waivers. Singh expressed apprehen- sion that some States are not according priority to fiscal discipline, which was not the case earlier. He also emphasised on strengthen- ing the Centre-State rela- tionship through institutional mechanisms. Addressing the ‘Skoch Sum- mit’ here, he said the govern- ment should look at ways to further accelerate the reforms process pertaining to the fac- tors of production -- labour, land, capital. Speaking at the event, Chairman, Economic Advi- sory Council to the Prime Minister, Bibek Debroy, said there is a need to re-examine all institutional structures to push the country’s growth. He said India’s per capita income is approaching the $2,000 mark and it would increase further, but there will still be challenges. ‘Yes, India’s per capita income will go up, yes India will be transformed by 2030 or 2040, but all said and done India will still remain relatively poor,’ he said. Integrated logistics performance monitoring tool on anvil: Commerce Secy New Delhi, Dec 23: The Commerce Ministry is in the process of develop- ing an integrated logistics performance monitoring and measurement tool to improve transportation of goods and cut transactions cost, a senior official has said. Special secretary in the Commerce Ministry, N Sivasailam, said soon the Ministry will float a re- quest for proposal for developing the tool. This will be a data and analytics tool for industry which will help signifi- cantly in improving logistics costs and time, he told reporters here. Through this tool, companies would be able to chalk out plan to use different modes of trans- portation including road, rail and water to enhance their cost effectiveness. Sivasailam said data would be crowd sourced from different agen- cies including Customs, Railways, Shipping and Road Ministry. Through this tool, a transporter can see congestion at roads and tolls and can accordingly plan movement of goods in a cost and time effective manner, he said adding the tool will inform the best route and medium for transportation of goods. He added that the Ministry would approach GST Network, and Google for data sharing. The commerce ministry is working on several measures, including formulating an integrated plan and setting up of a digital platform, to promote growth of the logistics sector. The sector holds enormous opportunities to boost the economic growth of the country and these measures would also help cut transaction costs and time of traders. These initiatives are important as the cost of logistics for India is about 14 per cent of its GDP and it is higher than in other countries. Arun Jaitley GE Power India bags order in Malaysia New Delhi, Dec 23 (PTI): GE Power India has said a consortium comprising the company, GE Hydro France, GE Renewable Malaysia and Sinohydro Corporation has bagged electrical and mechanical works order in Malaysia by SEB Power for a total value of ap- proximately Malaysian Ringgit 595 million and $159 million. The value of the order, for the 1,285 mega watt (MW) Baleh Hydroelectric Project in Sarawak, Malaysia, for GE Power India is approximately $98.4 million exclu- sive of taxes (approximately Rs 689 crore), it said in a regulatory filing. | NT Bureau | Chennai, Dec 23: The all new Maruti WagonR is expected to launch in India in January 2019. The car is slated to enter production in the first week of January and will be based on the new HeartECT platform that already underpins the new Swift, DZire, Baleno and Ertiga models from the manufacturer’s staple. The hatchback will come in three variants namely - petrol, CNG and LPG and is ex- pected to come with projector headlamps and LED DRLs (in some variants at least), apart from having a touchscreen infotainment sys- tem with Apple Carplay and Android Auto, MID on instrument console, auto AC, etc. Powering the 2019 Maruti WagonR will be an updated 1.0 liter petrol engine, which can be expected to be tuned to deliver more power and mileage. In terms of safety, the new WagonR is ex- pected to come equipped with dual airbags and ABS as standard across all variants with prices expected to be competitive with the Hyundai Santro. Maruti WagonR: Successor on the line N Sivasailam N Sivasailam N K Singh PUBLIC NOTICE My client Mr.C.MOHANRAM S/o. K.CHOKKALINGAM residing at No.119, Perumal Koil 2nd Street, Azhinjivakkam, Bandikavanoor, Thiruvallur, Tamilnadu 600 067 are the absolute owner and Legal Heir of the property under sale deed dated 02.09.1971 registered as Doc.No. 1523 / 1971 and Survey no. 120/7 and 120/9B total area of land 0.60 cents on the file of SRO, Arani and while he was discussing with me at my office on 30.11.2018 at 5.00 PM. He has lost the above said Original Documents on 22.11.2018 towards travelling by motor cycle from his Jafferkhanpet Residence to K.K.Nagar Ayyappa Temple around 6.30 to 7.30 PM. I request the finders to hand over the above said documents to me immediately. It is also hereby informed that whomsoever deals with the said documents and the schedule of property will be doing so at their risk. K. BALAKRISHNAN. B.A, B.L K.BOOPATHY. B.A, PGD.HR, LL.B ADVOCATE’S No.184, Addl. Law Chambers, High Court Buildings, Chennai 600 104 NAME CHANGE My son, K. SUDARSAN, alias Sudarsan Karthikeyan, born on 28th July 2005 (Native District: Dharmapuri), residing at Old. No. 183, New No. 16, Anna Salai, FA Baid Metha Complex, Little Mount, Saidapet, Chennai-600 015, shall henceforth be known as K SHREENIKETHAN. G. KARTHIKEYAN (Father) Chennai 29 Oct, 2018 NAME CHANGE I, MAZIYA BANU ASIF IQBAL, W/o Asif Iqbal, born on 13.07.1978, residing at No. 2/553, II Main Rod, Engineers Avenue, Sunnambu Kolathur, Chennai-600 017, shall henceforth be known NAZIYA BANU ASIF IQBAL. MAZIYA BANU ASIF IQBAL GÚx Pm]UPõμº v¸. S.ãÁμzvÚ®, Á¯x 52, uP¨£Úõº ö£¯º \õª|õuß, No.53/1, ¤Òøͯõº ÷PõÂÀ öu¸, v¸¨¦¼ ÁÚ® Qμõ©®, Ezvμ÷©¹º uõ¾UPõ, Põg]¦μ® ©õÁmh® GßÓ •PÁ›°À Á]US® CÁº RÌUPõq® ö\õzxUPÎß A\À BÁn[PÒ 15.12.2018 AßÖ }»õ[Pøμ°À C¸¢x ÷©hÁõUP® ö\À¾®÷£õx ÂøÍ{»zvß J›âÚÀ £zvμ[PøÍ uÁÓÂmhõº. 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EENTERPRISESNTERPRISES SUNDAY23 DECEMBER 2018 5CHENNAI
BIZ BYTES
NLC retires 100 MW thermal power
unit in TN| NT Bureau |Chennai, Dec 23:
Public sector NLC India Ltd has said a 100-MW unit of its Thermal Power Station-I in Tamilnadu has been retired as part of its planned
p h a s e - o u t process.
T h e s t a -tion’s gener-ating capac-ity stands re-duced to 500 MW, NLC In-dia Ltd said in a BSE fi l-ing. ‘Further phasing out
activities of TPS-I units will be scheduled in line with directives Central Pollution Control Board,’ it added.
The 600-MW Thermal Power Station-I (TPS-I) is a vintage plant, which has been in service for more than 50 years.
‘A new plant, Neyveli New Thermal Power Project (NNTPP) of capacity 1000 MW (2x500MW) is under implementation as the replacement plant for this TPS-1. The commissioning activities of NNTPP are in fi nal stages of completion,’ the company added.
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Economicgrowth helps push
tourism: JaitleyFinance Minister Arun Jaitley
has said economic growth will help push tourism in the country which has various incredible places to visit.
India is a country with incred-ible natural resources, very large number of forest with multiple wildlife in it and innumerable places of cultural and religious tourism, he said.
‘Conventionally, our develop-mental processes were slow we have never been able to exploit it. We could not exploit in terms of world coming to us and as we hopefully grow I think the ca-pacity of the society to spend on tourism and attract the focus of the world to these places will also take place,’ he said.
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Tata Motors onexpansion spreeHome-grown auto major Tata
Motors launched six new passenger vehicle dealerships in Rajasthan in a single day as part of its aggressive network expansion plans.
Of the six dealerships, three have come up in the capital city Jaipur, while one each in Udaipur, Bikaner and Gan-ganagar, Tata Mo-tors said in a re-
lease on Saturday.The addition of new outlets
takes the total number of touch points to 325 pan-India and 34 in Rajasthan, it added. The expan-sion of the outlets is also a part of the Tata Motors’ Turnaround 2.0 strategy, which is aimed at delivering ‘consistent, competi-tive and cash accretive growth’.
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RIL picks 5.56% stake in tech
start-up for $5 mnReliance Industries has ac-
quired 5.56 per cent equity stake in technology start-up Vakt Holdings Ltd, UK (VHL), for $5 million. In a regulator fi ling, RIL said it has acquired the equity stake in VHL, a closely held start up entity engaged in the technology space.
VHL is a consortium of leading global energy majors, commodity traders and banks with a vision to digitise the global commodities trading industry, creating a se-cure, trusted ecosystem, powered by block chain.
‘The strategic investment accel-erates Reliance’s digital journey, through active participation in an emerging and evolving, yet promising, block chain enabled technology solution for energy markets,’ the company said.
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Rapid rationalisation time� GST Council to look at simplifying housing, MSME sectors in next meet
� Composition scheme for small suppliers on cards
17 ITEMS, 6 SERVICESThe GST Council cut rates on 17 items and six types of services during its 31st meeting on Saturday, leaving only one common use item — cement — in the 28 per cent bracket.Seven items that saw tax rates being slashed from the 28 per cent bracket are certain vehicle parts used in agriculture, monitors and TVs up to 32 inches, retreaded tyres, power banks, digital cameras, videogame consoles (all from 28 per cent to 18 per cent), and parts and accessories for the carriages for disabled persons (from 28 per
cent to 5 per cent).The GST rate on cinema tickets above Rs 100 was cut from
28 per cent to 18 per cent and on tickets up to Rs 100 from 18 per cent to 12 per cent.
At present, GST is not
be levied on buyers of
real estate properties
for which completion
certifi cate is issued at
the time of sale
| NT Bureau/Agencies |
New Delhi, Dec 23:
The GST Council had just an-nounced that it will be cutting rates on as many as 17 items and six services to rationalise the top tax bracket and now it has been announced that it would consider rationalisation of tax rates on residential properties, MSMEs, among others.
Finance Minis-ter Arun Jait-ley announced the details and said, the Goods and Service Tax Council, in its next meet in January would consider ration-alisation of tax rates on residential properties and raising the threshold limit for MS-MEs from the current Rs 20 lakh.
He said the Council will also consider a composition scheme for small suppliers, a calamity cess and tax rates on the lottery.
At present, GST is not be levied on buyers of real estate properties for which completion certifi cate is issued at the time of sale. How-ever, 12 per cent GST is applica-ble on sale of under-construction property or ready to move in fl ats
where completion certifi cate is not issued at the time of sale. Talking to reporters, Jaitley
said builders can adjust some portion of the 12
per cent GST against the taxes paid on inputs like ce-
ment which attract 28 per cent levy.‘The potential homebuyers feel
they are not getting benefi ted under GST. Certain proposals have come before the Council and the law and fi tment committee will look into the matter and the matter will come up in the next council meeting. There was a total consensus that something needs to be done,’ he said.
Jaitley said the report of Group of Ministers looking into the
concerns MSMEs under the GST regime will be taken up in the next GST meeting.
The meeting would also discuss raising the threshold exemption limit of MSMEs. Currently, busi-nesses with a turnover of up to Rs 20 lakh are exempted from Goods and Services Tax (GST). ‘We need
to see whether there is a need to alter the threshold keeping the larger interest of MSMEs in mind,’ the Minister said.
With regard to composition scheme for small suppliers, Jaitley said the response of small service providers getting regis-tered under GST has not been on
expected lines. ‘So an in-principle unanimous decision was taken that a composition scheme be framed for small service providers. The threshold and composition charge would be decided in the next meeting,’ he said.
With regard to GST on the lottery, currently, State-organised lottery attract 12 per cent GST, while state-authorised lottery attracts 28 per cent. The States would discuss and a fi nal view would be taken in the next meet-ing as to whether the status quo should continue on GST on the lottery.
Jaitley further said the next Council meeting would take a fi nal view on calamity cess under GST. The GST Council, the high-est decision-making body of the new tax regime, had in Septem-ber decided to set up a seven-member Group of Ministers to consider a cess for Kerala fl ood rehabilitation.
Finance Commission chairman cautions against fiscal slippage
New Delhi, Dec 23 (PTI):
Finance Commission Chairman N K Singh sound-ed a note of caution against fiscal slippage, saying it would adversely impact the country’s macroeconomic stability as well as invest-ment climate.
The remarks come in the back-drop of several States, including Madhya Pradesh and Rajas-than, which witnessed a change of government, announcing farm loan waivers.
Singh expressed apprehen-sion that some States are not according priority to fiscal discipline, which was not the case earlier. He also emphasised on strengthen-ing the Centre-State rela-tionship through institutional mechanisms.
Addressing the ‘Skoch Sum-mit’ here, he said the govern-ment should look at ways to further accelerate the reforms process pertaining to the fac-tors of production -- labour, land, capital.
Speaking at the event, Chairman, Economic Advi-sory Council to the Prime Minister, Bibek Debroy, said there is a need to re-examine all institutional structures to push the country’s growth. He said India’s per capita income is approaching the $2,000 mark and it would increase further, but there will still be challenges.
‘Yes, India’s per capita income will go up, yes India will be transformed by 2030 or 2040, but all said and done India will still remain relatively poor,’ he said.
Integrated logisticsperformance monitoring tool on anvil: Commerce Secy
New Delhi, Dec 23:
The Commerce Ministry is in the process of develop-ing an integrated logistics performance monitoring and measurement tool to improve transportation of goods and cut transactions cost, a senior offi cial has said. Special secretary in the Commerce Ministry, N Sivasailam, said soon the Ministry will fl oat a r e -quest for proposal for developing the tool.
This will be a data and analytics tool for industry which will help signifi -cantly in improving logistics costs and time, he told reporters here.
Through this tool, companies would be able to chalk out plan to use different modes of trans-portation including road, rail and water to enhance their cost effectiveness.
Sivasailam said data would be crowd sourced from different agen-cies including Customs, Railways, Shipping and Road Ministry. Through this tool, a transporter can see congestion at roads and tolls and can accordingly plan movement of goods in a cost and time effective manner, he said adding the tool will inform the best route and medium for transportation of goods.
He added that the Ministry would approach GST Network, and Google for data sharing.
The commerce ministry is working on several measures, including formulating an integrated plan and setting up of a digital
platform, to promote growth of the logistics sector. The sector holds enormous opportunities to
boost the economic growth of the country and these measures would also help cut transaction costs and time of traders. These initiatives are important as the cost of logistics for India is about 14 per cent of its GDP and it is higher than in other countries.
Arun Jaitley
GE Power India bags order in MalaysiaNew Delhi, Dec 23 (PTI):
GE Power India has said a consortium comprising the company, GE Hydro France, GE Renewable Malaysia and Sinohydro Corporation has bagged electrical and mechanical works order in Malaysia by SEB Power for a total value of ap-proximately Malaysian Ringgit 595 million and $159 million.
The value of the order, for the 1,285 mega watt (MW) Baleh Hydroelectric Project in Sarawak, Malaysia, for GE Power India is approximately $98.4 million exclu-sive of taxes (approximately Rs 689 crore), it said in a regulatory fi ling.
| NT Bureau |
Chennai, Dec 23:
The all new Maruti WagonR is expected to launch in India in January 2019. The car is slated to enter production in the fi rst week of January and will be based on the new HeartECT platform that already underpins the new Swift, DZire, Baleno and Ertiga models from the manufacturer’s staple.
The hatchback will come in three variants namely - petrol, CNG and LPG and is ex-pected to come with projector headlamps and LED DRLs (in some variants at least), apart from having a touchscreen infotainment sys-tem with Apple Carplay and Android Auto, MID on instrument console, auto AC, etc.
Powering the 2019 Maruti WagonR will be an updated 1.0 liter petrol engine, which can be expected to be tuned to deliver more power and mileage.
In terms of safety, the new WagonR is ex-pected to come equipped with dual airbags and ABS as standard across all variants with prices expected to be competitive with the Hyundai Santro.
Maruti WagonR:Successoron the line
N Sivasailam N Sivasailam
N K Singh
PUBLIC NOTICEMy client Mr.C.MOHANRAM S/o.
K.CHOKKALINGAM residing at No.119, Perumal Koil 2nd Street, Azhinjivakkam, Bandikavanoor, Thiruvallur, Tamilnadu 600 067 are the absolute owner and Legal Heir of the property under sale deed dated 02.09.1971 registered as Doc.No. 1523 / 1971 and Survey no. 120/7 and 120/9B total area of land 0.60 cents on the fi le of SRO, Arani and while he was discussing with me at my offi ce on 30.11.2018 at 5.00 PM. He has lost the above said Original Documents on 22.11.2018 towards travelling by motor cycle from his Jafferkhanpet Residence to K.K.Nagar Ayyappa Temple around 6.30 to 7.30 PM. I request the fi nders to hand over the above said documents to me immediately. It is also hereby informed that whomsoever deals with the said documents and the schedule of property will be doing so at their risk.
K. BALAKRISHNAN. B.A, B.LK.BOOPATHY. B.A, PGD.HR, LL.B
ADVOCATE’SNo.184, Addl. Law Chambers,
High Court Buildings, Chennai 600 104
NAME CHANGEMy son, K. SUDARSAN, alias Sudarsan Karthikeyan, born on 28th July 2005 (Native District: Dharmapuri), residing at Old. No. 183, New No. 16, Anna Salai, FA Baid Metha Complex, Little Mount, Saidapet, Chennai-600 015, shall henceforth be known as K SHREENIKETHAN.
G. KARTHIKEYAN (Father)Chennai 29 Oct, 2018
NAME CHANGEI, MAZIYA BANU ASIF IQBAL, W/o Asif Iqbal, born on 13.07.1978, residing at No. 2/553, II Main Rod, Engineers A v e n u e , S u n n a m b u Kolathur, Chennai-600 017, shall henceforth be known NAZIYA BANU ASIF IQBAL.MAZIYA BANU ASIF IQBAL
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