Tourism Policy 2016 amended 2019 Bare Act

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Long title	Tourism Policy 2016 amended 2019
Type	Rules
Year	2017
Jurisdiction	State of Madhya Pradesh
Status	In force as published by the source
Text	Published as one document, as the source published it

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26. n[a{eîQ>-2 - h¡[aQ>oO n[ag§npËV` à‘mUrH$aU JmBS>cmBZ Ed§ à{H«$`m 2019 • Tourism Policy (English Version) • n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$s n[a^mfmE§ • Definitions of Tourism Projects (English Version) • n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$s ñWmnZm na ny§OrJV AZwXmZ, JUZm, ì``, AmdoXZ, MoH${cñQ> • Defining Capital expenditure on establishment of Tourism Project, its calculation, Application form, checklist, for calculating capital subsidy (English Version) • n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| Ho$ {d^mJr` ^y{‘`m| na ñWmnZmW© g‘` gr‘m g§~§Yr {ZX}e • ~«mÊS>oS> hmoQ>c àmoËgmhZ Zr{V 2019 • (Promotion of Branded Hotels Policy 2019) n¥.H«$.

1 1 1-3 3 4 5-11 11 11 11-13 13-14 14 14 15 15 15-16 16 16 16-17 17-18 18 18 19-23 24-25 26 27-29 30-35 41-68 69-88 89-99 100-106 107-108 109-113 115-118 AZwH«$‘{UH$m 1 n`©Q>Z Zr{V (2016) g§emo{YV 2019

1. Ñ{ï> d³Vì¶ / (Vision Statement) “g§Vw{bV Ed§ g‘o{H$V n`©Q>Z H$s Eogr A{^d¥{Õ {Oggo gm‘m{OH$ Ed§ Am{W©H$ {dH$mg g§^d hmo, amoOJma Ho$ Adgam| H$m g¥OZ hmo VWm ‘Ü` àXoe g‘J« n`©Q>Z AZw^d àXmZ H$aZo dmbm JÝVì` ~Z gHo$”

2. {gÕm§V - Zr{V Ho$ A§VJ©V àñVm{dV H$m`©dmhr {~ÝXw (Points of Action)> ‘w»`V… {ZåZ {gÕm§Vm| (Principles) na AmYm[aV h¢ :-

2.1 Eogr g§ñWmJV ì`dñWm ñWm{nV H$aZm, {Oggo emgZ Ûmam {ZYm©[aV {Xem ‘| {ZOr {Zdoe àmoËgm{hV hmo&

2.2 g‘o{H$V n`©Q>Z (sustainable tourism) Ho$ {b`o à^mdr {Z`m‘H$ à{H«$`m H$s ñWmnZm hmo &

2.3 n`©Q>H$ ñdmJV, gyMZm, gw{dYm, gwajm, g§aMZm VWm g’$mB© Ho$ {b`o g^r Cnm` {H$`o Om`|&

2.4 Yamoham| H$m g§ajU Ed§ n`©Q>Z ‘| Cn`moJ {H$`m Om`o &

2.5 B©H$mo n`©Q>Z (Eco Tourism) Am‘-OZ ‘| n`m©daU g§ajU Ho$ à{V g§doXZerbVm CËnÞ H$aZo H$m H$maH$ ~Zo&

2.6 emgH$s` {d^mJm|, ñd`§ godr g§ñWmAm|, g‘wXm` VWm n`©Q>Z CÚmoJ Ho$ {hVYmar njm| Ho$ ‘Ü` g‘pÝdV g{H«$` ^mJrXmar ñWm{nV hmo&

2.7 n`©Q>Z joÌ ‘| npãbH$-àm`doQ> nmQ>©Za{en na AmYm[aV n`©Q>H$ n[a`moOZmAm| H$m g‘w{MV {dH$mg hmo &

2.8 Zr{V à^mderbVm Ad{Y- g§emoYZ Cnam§V Zr{V H$s à^mderbVm Zr{V Omar hmoZo Ho$ {XZm§H$ go àW‘V… nm°M df© H$s Ad{Y VH$ ahoJr VWm Bg Ad{Y ‘| àma§^/ñWm{nV (CËnmXZ àma§^/ {dñVma) n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$mo Bg Zr{V Ho$ àmdYmZm| Ho$ AZwgma bm^/ Ny>Q>/ [a`m`V| àmá H$aZo H$s nmÌVm hmoJr & `Wm Amdí`H$Vm à^mderbVm ‘| emgZ Ûmam Amdí`H$ d¥{Õ H$s Om gHo$Jr &

3. aUZr{V- Cn`w©º$ {gÕm§Vm| VWm n`©Q>Z Ñ{ï>-dº$ì` Ho$ bú`m| H$s àm{á Ho$ {b`o aUZr{V (Strategy)> {ZåZmZwgma hmoJr -

3.1 {ZOr {Zdoe H$mo AmH${f©V H$aZo Ho$ {b`o ñnï>, nmaXeu VWm ‘mZH$ à{H«$`m H$mo ñWm{nV {H$`m Om`oJm &

3.2 JÝVì` Ho$ {dnUZ Ho$ {b`o Ano{jV AZwg§YmZ VWm S>mQ>m-~og V¡`ma {H$`m Om`oJm &

3.3 n`©Q>Z Ho$ joÌ ‘| à‘m{UH$ gm§p»`H$s` S>mQ>m-~og V¡`ma H$aZo VWm n`©Q>H$m| go ’$sS>~¡H$ àmá H$a ì`dñWmJV gwYma H$s Ñ{ï> go `w{º$`wº$ àUmbr {dH${gV H$s Om`oJr &

3.4 AYmog§aMZm `Wm g‹S>H$, no`Ob, D$Om©, ñdÀN>Vm, n[adhZ VWm R>mog An{eð> à~§YZ H$m {Za§Va g§YmaU VWm àmoÞ`Z {H$`m Om`oJm & 2

3.5 ñWmZr` {ZH$m`m| H$mo n`©Q>Z Ho$ à{V g§doXerb ~ZmH$a CZH$s g{H«$` gh^m{JVm gw{Z{üV H$s Om`oJr &

3.6 ‘obo, ñWmZr` ì`§OZ/ImZnmZ, g§ñH¥${V, bmoH$ g§JrV, Z¥Ë`, doe^yfm, CËnmX, H$bm, hñVH$bm VWm {damgV Ho$ àXe©Z Ed§ ‘mH}$qQ>J Ho$ {b`o J«m‘rU n`©Q>Z H$mo àmoËgm{hV {H$`m Om`oJm& BZ J{V{d{Y`m| Ho$ {bE n§OrH¥$V ‘{hbm ñd-ghm`Vm g‘yhm| H$mo ào[aV {H$`m OmEJm&

3.7 B©H$mo n`©Q>Z Ho$ JÝVì`m| ‘| àmH¥${VH$ g§gmYZm| Ed§ gm¡ÝX`© H$s gwajm VWm g§ajU H$m gdm}n[a Ü`mZ aIm Om`oJm&

3.8 AmÜ`mpË‘H$ n`©Q>Z Ho$ {b`o {MpÝhV ñWmZm| Ho$ {dH$mg H$s g‘J« `moOZm V¡`ma H$s Om`oJr &

3.9 d¥hX Obme`m| na n`©Q>Z gw{dYmAm| H$m `moOZm~Õ {dH$mg gw{Z{üV {H$`m Om`oJm &

3.10 n`©Q>Z H$mo ~‹T>mdm XoZo Ho$ {b`o àXoe Ho$ {d{^Þ eham| H$mo g‹S>H$ ‘mJ© (~g godm) VWm dm`w godm go Omo‹S>Zo hoVw à^mdr Cnm` {H$`o Om`|Jo Ed§ {ZOr joÌ H$mo àmoËgm{hV {H$`m Om`oJm&

3.11 ñWmZr` àemgZ Ho$ gh`moJ VWm à{H«$`mAm| Ho$ gabrH$aU go gmh{gH$ n`©Q>Z Ho$ {b`o Amdí`H$ ì`dñWm`| ñWm{nV H$s Om¶o§Jr&

3.12 n`©Q>Z CÚmoJ Ho$ g^r joÌm| ‘| {Z`mo{OV ‘mZd g§gmYZ H$m Eogm à{ejU gw{Z{üV {H$`m Om`oJm Vm{H$ àXoe H$s n`©Q>Z AZwHy$b (Tourism friendly) N>{d ~Z gHo$ Ed§ `wdmAmo| H$mo amoOJma Ho$ Adga ^r {‘b gH|$&

3.13 {ZOr {Zdoe go n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$s ñWmnZm H$mo ~‹T>mdm XoZo Ho$ {b`o Cn`wº$ ñWb M`Z H$a b¡ÊS> ~¢H$ H$mo (Land Bank) {Za§Va ~‹T>m`m Om`oJm&

3.14 àXoe ‘o n`©Q>H$m| H$mo n`m©á Ed ñVar` Amdmg gw{dYm àXmZ H$aZo Ho$ bú` go ñQ>|S>S>© (Standard) Ed§ S>rbŠg (Deluxe) loUr Ho$ hmoQ>bm| H$s {ZOr {Zdoe go ñWmnZm H$mo àmoËgm{hV {H$`m Om`oJm&

3.15 emgZ Ho$ AÝ` gwg§JV {d^mJm| H$s H$m`© `moOZm ‘| “n`©Q>Z `moOZm’’ H$mo gpå‘{bV H$aZo H$m à`mg {H$`m Om`oJm&

3.16 {ZOr {Zdoe go ho[aQ>oO hmoQ>b H$s ñWmnZm H$mo ~‹T>mdm XoZo Ho$ {b`o AZwXmZ/ [a`m`V| Xr Om`|oJr&

3.17 MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) n`©Q>Z H$mo ~‹T>mdm XoZo Ho$ {b`o àXoe ‘| {ZOr {Zdoe go H$Ýd|eZ g|Q>a ñWmnZm H$mo àmoËgm{hV {H$`m Om`oJm&

3.18 àXoe ‘| hmoQ>b [agmoQ>© g{hV {d{^Þ n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm§o H$s ñWmnZm hoVw AZwXmZ/ [a`m`V| CnbãY H$am`r Om`o§Jr&

3.19 {deof ‘hËdmo§ Ho$ Ed§ Cn`wº$ ZdrZ n`©Q>Z JÝVì`m| H$m {dH$mg {H$`m Om`oJm VWm XyañW Ed§ XwJ©‘ ñWbm| na n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$s ñWmnZm hoVw {deof Ny>Q> Ed§ gw{dYm`| Xr Om`|Jr&

3.20 ‘o{S>H$b Qy>[aÁ‘, S>oñQ>rmZoeZ doqS>J Qy>[aÁ‘ Ed§ J«m‘rU /H¥${f /B©H$mo Qy>[aÁ‘² H$mo àmoËgm{hV {H$`m Om`oJm &

3.21 n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ho$ XyañW b¢S> ~¢H$m| Ed§ AYmog§aMZm{dhrZ ^y{‘`m|, dmQ>a ~m°S>rO Ed§ ho[aQ>oO n[agån{Îm`m| na ‘yb^yV AYmog§aMZmAm| H$m {dH$mg {H$`m Om`oJm &

3.22 n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$s ñWmnZm Ho$ {b`o ‘Ü`àXoe Qy>[aÁ‘ ~moS>© H$mo qgJb qdS>mo EO|gr 3 ~Zm`m Om`oJm Omo {ZdoeH$m| H$mo AZw‘{V`m§/AZmn{Îm Am{X àXmZ H$amZo/ZdrZrH$aU H$amZo H$m H$m`© H$aoJm & {ZdoeH$m| H$mo Cnamoº$mZwgma AZw‘{V/AZmn{Îm {XbmZo/ZdrZrH$aU H$amZo hoVw ì`{º$e: AZwgaU (Hand holding) à{H«$`m AnZm`r Om`oJr &

3.23 n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZm H$s ñWmnZm H$mo àmoËgm{hV H$aZo Ho$ {b`o AÝ` {d^mJm| Ho$ g‘Ýì` go Ease of Doing {~OZog H$s AdYmaUm H$mo A‘b ‘| bmZo H$m à`mg {H$`m Om`oJm &

3.24 ho[aQ>oO n[agån{Îm`m| H$m à‘mUrH$aU n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ûmam H$aZo Ho$ g§~§Y ‘| {Z`‘ Ed§ à{H«$`m ~Zm`r Om`oJr VWm Bg à‘mUrH$aU Ho$ AmYma na ho[aQ>oO BH$mB©`m| H$mo Zr{V ‘| àmd{YV Ny>Q>/ gw{dYm`| àXm` H$s Om`oJr &

3.25 amoOJma Ed§ AmOr{dH$m Ho$ Adgam| Ho$ g¥OZ Ed§ g‘J« n`©Q>Z H$mo ~‹T>mdm XoZo Ho$ {bE “J«m‘ ñQ>o’’, “’$m‘© ñQ>o’’ Ed§ “~oS> EÊS> ~«oH$’$mñQ>’’ BH$mB©`m| H$s ñWmnZm H$mo Zr{V ~ZmH$a àmoËgm{hV {H$`m OmEJm & n`©Q>Z hoVw J{R>V n§OrH¥$V ghH$mar g{‘{V`m| VWm n§OrH¥$V ñd-ghm`Vm g‘yhm| H$mo J«m‘ ñQ>o ñWmnZm Ho$ {bE àmoËgm{hV {H$`m OmEJm &

3.26 n`©Q>H$ ñWbm| H$mo {Z:eº$OZm| hoVw ^«‘U gwJ‘ ~Zm`m Om`oJm&

3.27 hmoQ>b/[agmoQ>©/d¥hX n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$s ñWmnZm ‘| ~‹S>o ~«m§S²g H$mo àmoËgm{hV H$aZo Ho$ {bE gd© g§~§{YVm| (Stakeholders) go nam‘e© H$a n¥WH$ Zr{V ~ZmB© OmEJr &

4. ‘Ü`àXoe amÁ` n`©Q>Z {dH$mg {ZJ‘- àXoe ‘| n`©Q>Z Zr{V H$mo {H«$`mpÝdV H$aZo Ho$ {b`o ‘¡XmZr ñVa na ‘Ü`àXoe amÁ` n`©Q>Z {dH$mg {ZJ‘ H$s ^y{‘H$m AË`§V ‘hËdnyU© h¡& {ZJ‘ H$s ^y{‘H$m {ZåZmZwgma hmoJr :-

4.1 {ZJ‘ n`©Q>Z godm`| àXmZ H$aVo hþ`o g§nyU© àXoe ‘| {ZOr {Zdoe go n`©Q>Z godmAm| H$s ñWmnZm, {dñVma Ed§ {dnUZ ‘| ‘hËdnyU© ^y{‘H$m {Z^m`oJm&

4.2 {ZJ‘ `Wm Amdí`H$Vm AnZr BH$mB©`m| H$mo g§MmbZ hoVw à~§YH$s` AZw~§Y AWdm XrK© Ad{Y H$s brO na {ZOr joÌ H$mo gm¡n gHo$Jm&

4.3 n`©Q>Z CÚmoJ go OwS>o {hVYm[a`m| go g§nH©$ Ed§ g‘Ýd` aIVo hþ`o n`©Q>Z g§dY©Z, à~§YZ Ed§ g§MmbZ g§~§Yr g‘ñ`m g‘mYmZ hoVw à^mdr H$X‘ CR>m`o Om¶|Jo&

4.4 n`©Q>Z g§^m{dV A{dH${gV ZdrZ joÌm| ‘| {Zdoe H$a n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmE§ ñWm{nV H$s Om`oJr VWm {ZOr {Zdoe H$m ‘mJ© àeñV H$a {ZdoeH$m| H$mo Amdí`H$ gh`moJ àXmZ {H$`m Om`oJm&

4.5 {ZJ‘ `Wm Amdí`H$Vm AnZr BH$mB©`m| H$m {dñVma H$aoJm Ed§ àmá bm^ go ZdrZ joÌm| H$m {dH$mg H$aoJm&

4.6 àXoe ‘| gËH$ma à{ejU, ’y$S> H«$mâQ>, n`©Q>Z à~§YZ Am{X joÌm| ‘| Cƒ {ejm Ed§ AÝ` H$m¡eb à{ejU àXmZ H$aZo dmbo g§ñWmZm| `Wm ‘Ü`àXoe B§ñQ>rQ>çyQ> Am°’$ hm°pñnQo{bQ>r E§S> Q´oqZJ, ’y$S> H«$mâQ> B§ñQ>rQ>çyQ>, ñQ>oQ> B§ñQ>rQ>çyQ> Am°’$ hm°pñnQo{bQ>r E§S> Ho$Q>[a§J Q>oŠZmo>bm°Or Am{X H$m `Wm Amdí`H$ {dñVma Ed§ gwÑ‹T>rH$aU {H$`m Om`oJm &

4.7 ^maV emgZ, amÁ` emgZ Ed§ {dÎmr` g§ñWmAm| go n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| Ho$ {b`o F$U Ed§ AZwXmZ àmá H$aZo hoVw g‘ñV H$m`©dmhr H$aoJm &

4.8 n`©Q>Z joÌ ‘o§ {ZOr {Zdoe H$mo AmH${f©V H$aZo, BÝdoñQg© ’o${gbrQ>oeZ, {ZdoeH$mo§ H$mo Zr{V AZwgma AZwXmZ Ed§ gw{dYmE§ CnbãY H$amZo VWm n`©Q>Z n[a`moZmAm| Ho$ AmH$ënZ, {H«$`mÝd`Z 4 Ed§ ‘m°{ZQ>[a¨J Ho$ {b`o {d^mJ Ûmam n`©Q>Z {dH$mg {ZJ‘ ‘§o EH$ n¥WH$ à^mJ “{Zdoe g§dY©Z Ed§ `moOZm à^mJ’’ (Investment Promotion and Planning Division) H$m JR>Z {H$`m Om`oJm& Bg à^mJ hoVw {d{YdV goQ>An H$m {ZYm©aU {d^mJ Ûmam {H$`m Om`oJm& à^mJ ‘§o goQ>An AZwgma Amdí`H$ ‘mZd g§gmYZ, {ZJ‘ Ûmam nXñWm{nV {H$`o Om`|Jo& Bg à^mJ H$mo H$m`©erb aIZo Ho$ {b`o Amdí`H$ {dÎmr` g§gmYZ emgZ Ûmam {ZJ‘ H$mo n¥WH$ go CnbãY H$am`| Om`|Jo &

5. n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZm`| - Bg Zr{V Ho$ A§VJ©V {d{^Þ gw{dYm`|/Ny>Q> àmá H$aZo hoVw {ZåZ{bpIV J{V{d{Y`m| H$mo n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZm ‘mZm Om`oJm& n[a`moOZmAm| H$s n[a^mfm, n`©Q>Z ‘§Ìmb`, ^maV gaH$ma Ûmam g‘`-g‘` na Omar A{YgyMZmAm| Ho$ AZwgma AWdm n`©Q>Z {d^mJ, ‘Ü`àXoe emgZ Ûmam {ZYm©[aV H$s Om`oJr &

5.1 hmoQ>b (ñQ>ma, S>rbŠg Ed§ ñQ>oÊS>S>© loUr)

5.2 hoëW ’$m‘©g²/ [agmoQ>©/hoëW E§S> dobZog [agmoQ>©g²

5.3 [agmoQ>©, Ho$pån§J gmBQ> Ed§ ñWm`r Q>|qQ>J BH$mB©`m§

5.4 ‘moQ>b Ed§ dogmBS> E‘o{ZQ>rO

5.5 ho[aQ>oO hmoQ>b

5.6 H$Ýd|eZ goÝQ>a (MICE)

5.7 å`y{O`‘/ E¹o$[a`‘/ Wr‘ nmH©$g²

5.8 ~oS> EÊS> ~«oH$’$mñQ>/hmo‘ñQ>o BH$mB©

5.9 Jmoë’$ H$mog©

5.10 amon-do (Ropeway)

5.11 dmQ>a nmH©$ Am¡a dmQ>a ñnmoQ>©g

5.12 Eå`yO‘|Q> nmH©$

5.13 Ho$aodm°Z Qy>[aÁ‘

5.14 H«y$O Qy>[aÁ‘

5.15 hm°Cg ~moQ>

5.16 {’$ë‘ ñQy>{S>`mo Ed§ {’$ë‘ {Z‘m©U hoVw AYmog§aMZm {Z‘m©U Ed§ CnH$aUm| H$s ñWmnZm

5.17 ES>doÝMa ñnmoQ>©g²

5.18 gmCÊS> EÊS> bmBQ> emo/ boOa emo

5.19 gr-ßboZ

5.20 E‘’$s{~`Z n`©Q>Z dmhZ

5.21 E`amo ñnmoQ>©g Ed§ E`amo ñnmooQ>©g Q´oqZJ g|Q>a/EHo$S>‘r

5.22 ho[aQ>oO H¡$’o$Q>o[a`m/ ‘moQ>b

5.23 dmB©ëS> bmB©’$ [agmoQ>©g

5.24 J«m‘ ñQ>o/ ’$m°‘© ñQ>o

5.25 AÝ` n`©Q>Z g§~§Yr J{V{d{Y`m§ {OÝh| H|$Ð/amÁ` emgZ H$m n`©Q>Z {d^mJ AnZr Zr{V A§VJ©V A{Ygy{MV H$ao§& 5

6. n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| hoVw AZwXmZ- Bg n`©Q>Z Zr{V H$s à^mderbVm Ad{Y ‘| ñWm{nV hmoH$a àma§^ hmoZo dmbr nmÌ n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$mo CZHo$ Ûmam {H$`o J`o ñWm`r ny§OrJV ì`` na {ZåZmZwgma loUrdma ny§OrJV AZwXmZ H$s nmÌVm hmoJr :- H«$. AZwXmZ `moOZm Ý`yZV‘ n[a`moOZm ì`` (ê$n`o bmI ‘|) ñWm`r ny§OrJV ì`` na AZwXmZ H$m à{VeV AZwXmZ H$s A{Y- H$V‘ gr‘m (ê$n`o bmI ‘|) AÝ` eV]

6.1 {ZOr ñdm{‘Ëd Ho$ ho[aQ>oO hmoQ>bm| hoVw ny§OrJV AZwXmZ 300 bmI 15 à{VeV 200 bmI ho[aQ>oO hmoQ>b ñWm{nV H$a g¨MmbZ Amaå^ H$aZo VWm HRA CC (Hotel & Restaurant Approval and Classification Committee) / ‘Ü`àXoe Qy>[aÁ‘ ~moS>© Ûmam, ho[aQ>oO à‘mUrH$aU Cnam§V Xo` hmoJm & Qy>[aÁ‘ ~moS>© Ûmam n[a{eîQ>-2 na g¨b½Z JmBS>bmBZ Ed§ à{H«$`m AZwgma ho[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm à‘mU-nÌ Omar {H$`o Om`|Jo &

6.2 n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ûmam brO na Xr JB© ho[aQ>oO gån{Îm`m| na ho[aQ>oO hmoQ>b ñWmnZm hoVw ny§OrJV AZwXmZ 1000 bmI 15 à{VeV 500 bmI H§${S>H$m 6.1 AZwgma

6.3 S>rbŠg/ W«r ñQ>ma AWdm CÀM loUr Ho$ ZdrZ hmoQ>b Ed§ [agmQ>© H$s ñWmnZm hoVw ny§OrJV AZwXmZ 1000 bmI 15 à{VeV 500 bmI {H$am`o na XoZo `mo½` E`aH§${S>e§S> H$jm| H$s Ý`yZV‘ g¨»`m 50 hmoZm Amdí`H$ h¡&

6.4 ñQ>oÊS>S>© loUr Ho$ ZdrZ hmoQ>b/{‘Zr [agmoQ>© H$s ñWmnZm hoVw ny§OrJV AZwXmZ 200 bmI 15 à{VeV 50 bmI {H$am`o na XoZo `mo½` H$jm| H$s Ý`yZV‘ g¨»`m hmoQ>b hoVw 25 Ed§ {‘Zr [agm°Q>© hoVw 10 hmoZm Amdí`H$ h¡ &

6.5 ZdrZ [agm°Q>© Ed§ dobZog g|Q>a (Am`wd}X `moJ, ZoMamonoWr {M{H$Ëgm gw{dYm`wº$ [agm°Q>©) H$s ñWmnZm hoVw ny§OrJV AZwXmZ 500 bmI 15 à{VeV 200 ^maV/ amÁ` emgZ Ûmam ‘mÝ` n[a^mfm Ed§ ‘mnX§S>m|/ ‘mZH$m| Ho$ AZwgma BH$mB© H$s ñWmnZm Amdí`H$ h¡& 6

6.6 nyd© ñWm{nV ñQ>ma/ S>rbŠg/ ñQ>oÊS>S>© loUr Ho$ hmoQ>b/ [agmoQ>©/ ho[aQ>oO hmoQ>b Ho$ {dñVma na ny§OrJV AZwXmZ 100 bmI 15 à{VeV 500 bmI AZwXmZ hoVw nyd© ñWm{nV BH$mB© ‘| Eogm {dñVma nmÌ hmoJm, {Og‘| Amdmgr` j‘Vm nyd© j‘Vm go 50 à{VeV `m A{YH$ ~‹Tm`r J`r hmo&

6.7 MICE (meetings, incentives, conferences, exhibitions) A§VJ©V 500 `m A{YH$ grQ> j‘Vm dmbo H$Ýd|eZ g|Q>a/H$Ýd|eZ g|Q>a gh hmoQ>b H$s ñWmnZm na ny§OrJV AZwXmZ 2000 bmI 15 à{VeV 1000 bmI `h Amdí`H$ hmoJm {H$ n[a`moOZm H$s ñWmnZm H$Ýd|eZ g|Q>a hoVw ^maV emgZ, n`©Q>Z ‘§Ìmb` Ûmam {ZYm©[aV ‘mnX§S>m|/ ‘mZH$m| Ho$ AZwê$n H$s J`r hmo& AHo$bo ‘w»` H$Ýd|eZ hm°b H$s grQ> j‘Vm 500 `m A{YH$ hmoZm Amdí`H$ h¡&

6.8 {’$ë‘ ñQy>{S>`mo Ed§ {’$ë‘ {Z‘m©U hoVw ñWm`r AYmog¨aMZm {Z‘m©U Ed§ CnH$aUm| H$s ñWmnZm/ å`y{O`‘, EŠdo[a`‘, Wr‘ nmH©$ ñWmnZm na ny§OrJV AZwXmZ 100 bmI 15 à{VeV 500 bmI

6.9 ES>d|Ma Qy>[aÁ‘, dmQ>a Qy>[aÁ‘, dm°Q>a ñnmoQ²g©, H«y$O/hmCg ~moQ>, Zm¡dhZ AYmog¨aMZm, Eå`yO‘|Q> nmH©$, bmB©Q> E§S> gmC§S> emo/boOa emo, H¡$pån§J J{V{d{Y`m| hoVw CnH$aUm|/Q>|Q> H$s ñWmnZm/CnamoŠV J{V{d{Y`m| hoVw ñWm`r gw{dYmAm| Ed§ AYmog¨aMZmAm| H$m {Z‘m©U 05 bmI 15 à{VeV 300 bmI ñWmB© gw{dYm/ AYmog¨aMZm go Ame`, ßboQ>’$m°‘©/ OoÅ>r/ CnH$aU/ nm{H©$§J gmBQ>/ {~Obr gw{dYm/ Ob àXm`/ Q>m°`boQ> Am{X OZ-gw{dYmAm| go h¡&

6.10 J«rZ ’$sëS>/’«|$MmBOr ‘m°S>b na ‘mJ© gw{dYm Ho$ÝÐ (S>ãë`y.Eg.E.) H$s ñWmnZm {Og‘| ñWm`r ny§OrJV ì`` ê$n`o 25 bmI go A{YH$ hmo& 25 bmI 15 à{VeV 50 bmI {d^mJ H$s ‘mJ© gw{dYm Ho$ÝÐ Zr{V 2016 Ho$ AZwê$n {ZYm©[aV ñWmZm|/ à~§Y g¨MmbH$ E‘.nr Qy>[aÁ‘ ~moS>© Ûmam ‘mÝ` ñWmZm| na ñWm{nV Ed§ g¨Mm{bV BH$mB©`m| H$mo nmÌVm &

6.11 n`©Q>Z {d^mJ go brO na br J`r ^y{‘/ ho[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm na ‘yb AYmog¨aMZm `Wm {dÚwV àXm`, Ob àXm` Ed§ g‹S>H$ gånH©$, grdoO Ed§ Ob ‘b {ZH$mgr AYmog¨aMZmAm| Ho$ {Z‘m©U hoVw ny§OrJV AZwXmZ 50 bmI 25 à{VeV 300 bmI

6.12 XwJ©‘ n`©Q>Z ñWbm§o/ dZ n`©Q>Z joÌmo§ ‘§o n[adhZ hoVw amon-do AYmog¨aMZm H$m {Z‘m©U 100 bmI 40 à{VeV 500 bmI 7

6.13 gr-ßboZ, E‘’$s{~`Z n`©Q>H$ dmhZ Ed§ E`amo ñnmoQ>©g d E`amo ñnmoQ>©g Q´oqZJ goÝQ>a/EHo$S>‘r H$s ñWmnZm na ny§OrJV AZwXmZ 100 bmI 25 à{VeV 1000 bmI E`amo ñnmoQ>©g Ed§ E`amo ñnmoQ>©g Q´o{Z§J goÝQ>a/ EHo$S>‘r H$s ñWmnZm CnamÝV AZwXmZ, J{V{d{Y Ho$ EH$ df© VH$ g¨MmbZ Ho$ CnamÝV {X`m OmEJm& gr-ßboZ Ed§ E‘’$s{~`Z n`©Q>H$ dmhZ H$mo ñdrH¥$V AZwXmZ am{e H$m {dVaU {ZåZmZwgma {H$¶m Om¶oJm - · J{V{d{Y àmaå^ hmoZo na AZwXmZ am{e H$m 40 à{VeV, VXþnam§V g§MmbZ Ho$ [ÛVr¶, V¥Vr¶ Ed§ MVwW© df© ‘| ñdrH¥$V AZwXmZ am{e H$m 20 à{VeV àË¶oH$ df©

6.14 àXoe Ho$ bmoJm| H$mo amoOJma - àXoe ‘| ñWm{nV hmoZo dmbr ZdrZ S>rbŠg Ed§ ñQ>oÊS>S>© loUr H$s hmoQ>ëg H$mo ny§OrJV AZwXmZ nmÌVm àmßV H$aZo Ho$ {bE àXoe Ho$ bmoJm| H$mo hmoQ>b ‘| àXm` Hw$b amoOJma H$m 70 à{VeV amoOJma XoZm Amdí`H$ hmoJm &

6.15 dmB©ëS> bmB’$ [agmoQ>© hoVw {deof AZwXmZ - àXoe Ho$ A{Ygy{MV ZoeZb nmH©$, Q>mB©Ja [aOd© Ed§ Aä`maÊ` H$s gr‘m go 20 {H$.‘r. H$s n[a{Y ‘| ñWm{nV hmoZo dmbo [agmoQ>©g H$mo dZ joÌ H$s loUr AZwgma ny§OrJV AZwXmZ H$s {ZåZmZwgma nmÌVm hmoJr :- dmB©ëS> bmB’$ [agmoQ©g² hoVw {deof AZwXmZ dZ joÌ H$s loUr dZ joÌ H$m Zm‘ Ý`yZV‘ ny§Or {Zdoe Ý`yZV‘ H$jm| H$s g¨»`m ny§OrJV AZwXmZ ny§OrJV AZwXmZ H$s A{YH$V‘ gr‘m A H$mÝhm, ~m§YdJ‹T>, n|M Q>mB©Ja [aOd© Ed§ BZH$s gr‘mAm| go bJo hþE ZoeZb nmH©$ Ed§ Aä`maÊ` ê$. 5.00 H$amo‹S> 10 20% ê$. 1.00 H$amo‹S> ~ nÝZm Ed§ gVnw‹S>m Q>mB©Ja [aOd© Ed§ BZH$s gr‘mAm| go bJo hþE ZoeZb nmH©$ Ed§ Aä`maÊ` ê$. 3.00 H$amo‹S> 07 20% ê$. 2.00 H$amo‹S> 8 g g¨O` Sw>~ar Q>mB©Ja [aOd© Am¡a Bggo bJo hþE ZoeZb nmH©$ Ed§ Aä`maÊ` VWm CnamoŠV “A” Ed§ “~” loUr ‘| AmZo dmbo dZ joÌm| H$mo N>mo‹S>H$a àXoe Ho$ AÝ` g‘ñV ZoeZb nmH©$ Ed§ Aä`maÊ` ê$. 1.00 H$amo‹S> 05 20% ê$. 3.00 H$amo‹S>

6.16 XyañW/XwJ©‘ ZdrZ joÌm| ‘| n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$s ñWmnZm na A{V[aŠV AZwXmZ - àXoe ‘| XyañW/XwJ©‘ ZdrZ ñWbm| na n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$s ñWmnZm na 5% A{V[aŠV bmJV ny§OrJV AZwXmZ {X`m Om`oJm& BZ joÌm| ‘| n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| ‘| Ý`yZV‘ {Zdoe H$s n`©Q>Z Zr{V ‘| {ZYm©[aV gr‘m go 50% H$‘ Ý`yZV‘ ny§Or {Zdoe ‘mÝ` {H$`m Om`oJm VWm hmoQ>b/[agmoQ>©g Ho$ àH$aUm| ‘| Amdmg H$jm| H$s g¨»`m ^r Ý`yZV‘ go AmYr ‘mÝ` hmoJr& Eogo joÌm| ‘| ñWm{nV n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$mo AZwXmZ Ho$ àH$aU ‘| AZwXmZ hoVw {Z`V A{YH$V‘ gr‘m H$m ~§YZ Zht hmoJm & CnamoŠV gw{dYmAm| Ho$ {b`o Amdí`H$ hmoJm {H$ n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZm Eogo ñWmZ na ñWm{nV H$s J`r hmo :-

1. BH$mB© B§Xm¡a, ^monmb, CÁO¡Z, Xodmg, gmJa, ½dm{b`a, O~bnwa, H$Q>Zr, ardm Ed§ gVZm eha H$s ZJa {ZJ‘, {Zdoe joÌ go ~mha AÝ` {H$gr ^r ñWb na ñWm{nV H$s JB© hmo &

2. BH$mB© ñWb H$s 10 {H$bmo‘rQ>a H$s n[a{Y ‘| BH$mB© loUr H$s AÝ` H$moB© n[a`moOZm ñWm{nV Z hmo &

3. Eogo ñWmZ na ‘Ü`àXoe emgZ Ho$ {H$gr {d^mJ AWdm CnH«$‘ Ûmam H$moB© n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZm ñWm{nV H$s JB© hmo Vmo Cgo JUZm ‘| Zht {b`m Om`oJm &

4. `{X dmB©ëS> bmB©’$ [agmoQ>©g Bg loUr Ho$ A§VJ©V nmÌVm aIVo h¢ Vmo Cgo `h {dH$ën hmoJm {H$ dh {H$gr EH$ nmÌVm loUr H$m M`Z H$a gH|$ &

6.17 {dÚ‘mZ hmoQ>b Ho$ OrUm}Õma/ AmYw{ZH$sH$aU H$a AnJ«oS>oeZ hoVw ny§OrJV AZwXmZ - A. dV©‘mZ ñQ>|S>S>© loUr Ho$ hmoQ>b Ed§ {‘Zr [agmoQ>© Ho$ OrUm}Õma/AmYw{ZH$sH$aU Ed§ An- J«oS>oeZ H$a ñWm{nV {H$`o OmZo dmbo S>rbŠg hmoQ>b (Ý`yZV‘ Hw$b 50 H$‘ao), [agmoQ>© (Ý`yZV‘ Hw$b 20 H$‘ao) H$mo ZdrZ BH$mB© H$mo Zr{V ‘| Xr JB© nmÌVm AZwgma g¨~§{YV loUr ‘| AZwXmZ H$s nmÌVm hmoJr & AZwXmZ nmÌVm hoVw Ý`yZV‘ ê$. 10.00 H$amo‹S> H$m ZdrZ ny§Or {Zdoe Amdí`H$ hmoJm& ~. {dÚ‘mZ S>rbŠg loUr Ho$ hmoQ>b Ed§ [agmoQ>© Ho$ OrUm}Õma/AmYw{ZH$sH$aU Ed§ AnJ«oS>oeZ H$a ñWm{nV {H$E OmZo dmbo 4 ñQ>ma AWdm Bggo A{YH$ CÀM loUr Ho$ hmoQ>b (Ý`yZV‘ Hw$b 75 H$j) AWdm [agmoQ>© H$mo (Ý`yZV‘ Hw$b 25 H$j) Zr{V ‘| g¨~§{YV loUr H$s ZdrZ BH$mB© H$mo Xr nmÌVm AZwgma AZwXmZ nmÌVm hmoJr & Bg hoVw Ý`yZV‘ ê$. 25.00 H$amo‹S> ZdrZ ny§Or {Zdoe Amdí`H$ hmoJm & g. Eogr BH$mB©`m| H$mo Cgr ny§Or {Zdoe na AZwXmZ nmÌVm hmoJr Omo Bg Zr{V Ho$ bmJy hmoZo Ho$ 9 {XZm§H$ Ho$ Cnam§V {H$`m J`m hmo &

6.18 AZwXmZ àmßV BH$mB© H$m {Za§Va g¨MmbZ -

(i) n`©Q>Z Zr{V Ho$ A§VJ©V ny§OrJV AZwXmZ d AÝ` H$moB© AZwXmZ àmßV BH$mB© Ho$ {b`o `h Amdí`H$ hmoJm {H$ dh Eogm AZwXmZ àmßV H$aZo Ho$ {XZm§H$ go 03 dfm}§ Ho$ {b`o {Za§Va g¨Mm{bV aIr Om`o & Eogr BH$mB©`m| H$mo AZwXmZ àmßV H$aZo Ho$ Cnam§V ̀ h Amdí`H$ hmoJm {H$ do à{V df© 15 Aà¡b VH$ AnZo H$m`©aV ahZo Ho$ à‘mU ‘| ñd à‘m{UV KmofUm nÌ (Self-declaration) àñVwV H$a| & CnamoŠV AZwgma nmbZ Z hmoZo na BH$mB© H$mo {ZåZmZwgma AZwXmZ am{e {d^mJ H$mo bm¡Q>mZr hmoJr - A. AZwXmZ àm{á Ho$ EH$ df© go nyd© BH$mB© H$m g̈MmbZ ~§X H$aZo na 80% (AZwXmZ) am{e& ~. AZwXmZ àm{á Ho$ 02 df© go nyd© BH$mB© H$m g̈MmbZ ~§X H$aZo na 60% (AZwXmZ) am{e& g. AZwXmZ àm{á Ho$ 03 df© go nyd© BH$mB© H$m g̈MmbZ ~§X H$aZo na 50% (AZwXmZ) am{e&

(ii) ny§OrJV AZwXmZ hoVw nmÌ BH$mB© H$mo BH$mB© àma§^ H$aZo Ho$ {XZm§H$ go 01 df© Ho$ ^rVa AmdoXZ H$aZm Amdí`H$ hmoJm&

(iii) ny§OrJV AZwXmZ hoVw BH$mB© àma§^ hmoZo Ho$ A{YH$V‘ 03 df© nyd© {H$`m {Zdoe hr AZwXmZ JUZm hoVw ‘mÝ` {H$`m Om`oJm &

6.19 d¥hX/‘oJm Ed§ AëQ´m ‘oJm n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$mo {Zdoe àmoËgmhZ ghm`Vm - d¥hX/‘oJm Ed§ AëQ´m ‘oJm n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$mo CZH$s loUr AZwgma {ZåZmZwgma {Zdoe àmoËgmhZ ghm`Vm H$s nmÌVm hmoJr :- n[a`moOZm loUr n[a`moOZm loUr hoVw Ý`yZV‘ {Zdoe n[a`moOZm loUr hoVw Ý`yZV‘ (àXoe Ho$ bmoJm| H$mo) amoOJma BH$mB© Ûmam {H$`o ñWmB© ny§Or {Zdoe na {Zdoe àmoËgmhZ ghm`Vm H$m à{VeV {Zdoe àmoËgmhZ ghm`Vm am{e H$s A{YH$V‘ gr‘m df©dma {Zdoe ghm`Vm am{e ^wJVmZ H$m à{VeV àW‘ df© {ÛVr` df© V¥Vr` df© MVwW© df© d¥hX ê$. 10 H$amo‹S> AWdm Cggo A{YH$ 50 30% 15 H$amo‹S> 10% 10% 5% 5% ‘oJm ê$. 50 H$amo‹S> AWdm Cggo A{YH$ 100 30% 30 H$amo‹S> 10% 10% 5% 5% AëQ´m ‘oJm ê$. 100 H$amo‹S> AWdm Cggo A{YH$ 200 30% 90 H$amo‹S> 10% 10% 5% 5% 10 h¡[aQ>oO hmoQ>b ñWmnZm hoVw Ý`yZV‘ {Zdoe H$s gr‘m CnamoŠV lo{U`m| ‘| {ZYm©[aV Ý`yZV‘ {Zdoe H$m 50% hmoJr VWm àXoe Ho$ bmoJm| H$mo amoOJma H$s Ý`yZV‘ g¨»`m CnamoŠV lo{U`m| ‘| {ZYm©[aV g¨»`m H$m 50% hmoJr & {Zdoe àmoËgmhZ ghm`Vm àmßVH$Vm© BH$mB© H$mo {H$gr ^r loUr ‘| Zr{V ‘| àmd{YV bmJV ny§Or AZwXmZ H$s nmÌVm Zht hmoJr &

6.20 CËVaXm`r n`©Q>Z hoVw AZwXmZ -

(i) n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$mo B©H$mo Qy>[aÁ‘ gmogm`Q>r Am°’$ B§{S>`m go B©H$mo ’«|$S>br BH$mB© H$m à‘mU nÌ àmßV H$aZo na {Ho$`o J`o ì`` H$s 100%, A{YH$V‘ ê$n`o 01 bmI VH$ à{Vny{V© H$s nmÌVm hmoJr &

(ii) ZdrZ/{dÚ‘mZ n ©̀Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| Ûmam àXyfU {Z §̀ÌU ‘§S>b Ho$ ‘mnX§S>m| Ho$ AZwgma àXyfU CnMma g̈`Ì H$s ñWmnZm na {H$E ny§Or {Zdoe na 25% H$s Xa go A{YH$V‘ ê$n ò 50 bmI VH$ Ho$ AZwXmZ nmÌVm hmoJr, ~eV} Eogo g̈`Ì H$s ñWmnZm bmJV ê$n ò 10 bmI go A{YH$ hmo &

6.21 AZwgy{MV OZOm{V / Om{V Ho$ CÚ{‘`m| H$mo {deof AZwXmZ- AOOm/AOm loUr Ho$ CÚ{‘`m| Ûmam CZHo$ eV à{VeV ñdm{‘Ëd ‘| ñWm{nV H$s JB© n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$mo 5% A{V[aŠV bmJV ny§Or AZwXmZ H$s nmÌVm hmoJr &

6.22 ho[aQ>oO/d¥hX/‘oJm/AëQ´m ‘oJm n[a`moOZmAm| H$mo MaU~Õ Ny>Q> Ed§ AZwXmZ gw{dYm - ho[aQ>oO/d¥hX/‘oJm/AëQ´m ‘oJm n[a`moOZmAm| H$mo nyd© AZw‘mo{XV {H«$`mÝd`Z `moOZm AZwgma J{V{d{Y`m§ àma§^ H$aZo na MaUdma {Zdoe na AZwXmZ/Ny>Q> àmßV H$aZo H$s gw{dYm hmoJr & MaU~Õ AZwXmZ/Ny>Q> àmßV H$aZo hoVw `h Amdí`H$ hmoJm {H$ àW‘ MaU A{YH$V‘ 02 df© ‘|, {ÛVr` MaU A{YH$V‘ 03 df© ‘| Ed§ A§{V‘ MaU A{YH$V‘ 05 df© ‘| nyU© H$a {b`m J`m hmo & BH$mB© H$mo nyar n[a`moOZm hoVw {ZYm©[aV nmÌVm H$s gr‘m VH$ hr ̀ h bm^ àmßV hmoJm&

6.23 {d{^ÝZ AZwXmZ gw{dYmAm| Ho$ {bE dhr ny§OrJV {Zdoe ‘mÝ` hmoJm Omo ny§Or AZwXmZ hoVw ‘mÝ` {H$`m J`m hmo &

6.24 `{X BH$mB© EH$m{YH$ lo{U`m| ‘| Ny>Q>/AZwXmZ H$s nmÌVm aIVr h¡ Vmo Cgo H$m¡Z-H$m¡Z gr lo{U`m| ‘| nmÌVm boZr h¡, H$m {dH$ën M`Z H$aZo H$s ñdV§ÌVm hmoJr & Xmo g‘mZ Ny>Q>/AZwXmZ gw{dYmAm| ‘| go EH$ H$m hr M`Z {H$`m Om gHo$Jm & CXmhaUmW© ̀ {X BH$mB© H$mo ny§OrJV AZwXmZ H$s nmÌVm gm‘mÝ` BH$mB©`m| H$s nmÌVm Ed§ {deof BH$mB©`m| H$s nmÌVm XmoZm| Ho$ A§VJ©V h¡ Vmo M`Z AZwgma EH$ hr loUr H$s nmÌVm hmoJr &

6.25 (i) n`©Q>Z BH$mB©`m| H$mo amîQ´ ñVar` ‘mH}$qQ>J Am`moOZm| ‘| ^mJ boZo na ñWb/ñQ>m°b ñWmnZm ì`` na 50% ghm`Vm am{e Omo A{YH$V‘ ê$n`o 50 hOma VH$ hmoJr, H$s nmÌVm hmoJr &

(ii) n`©Q>Z BH$mB©`m| H$mo A§Vam©îQ´r` ‘mH}$qQ>J Am`moOZm| ‘| ^mJ boZo na ñWb/ñQ>m°b ñWmnZm ì`` Ed§ 01 ì`{º$ hoVw BH$Zmo‘r loUr Ho$ hdmB© `mÌm ì`` na 50% ghm`Vm am{e Omo A{YH$V‘ ê$n`o 01 bmI VH$, H$s nmÌVm hmoJr &

(iii) {H$gr BH$mB© H$mo à{Vdf© CnamoŠV A{YH$V‘ Xmo Am`moOZm| ‘| ^mJ boZo na ghm`Vm H$s nmÌVm hmoJr & 11

(iv)H$ëMab/ ’y$S> /nma§n[aH$ dñÌ / hñV{eën J{V{d{Y`m| ‘| g¨b½Z n§OrH¥$V/à‘m{UV ñd-ghm`Vm g‘yhm|/‘§S>bm| Ed§ n`©Q>Z hoVw J{R>V n§OrH¥$V ghH$mar g{‘{V`m| H$mo amîQ´r` Ed§ A§Vam©îQ´r` ñVa na Am`mo{OV H$m`©H«$‘m| ‘| ^mJ boZo na Am`o ì`` (ñWb/ñQ>m°b {H$am`m Ed§ 02 ì`{º$`m| Ho$ Egr-2 loUr H$m aob {H$am`m /01 ì`{º$ H$m BH$Zmo‘r loUr H$m hdmB© {H$am`m) na 100% ghm`Vm am{e A{YH$V‘ ê$n`o 01 bmI VH$, H$s nmÌVm hmoJr &

6.26 hm°Q> E`a ~¡byZ g¨MmbZ hoVw {deof AZwXmZ - ES>d|Ma Qy>[aÁ‘ hoVw hm°Q> E`a ~¡byZ J{V{d{Y g¨MmbZ na ^y{‘ ‘yë` N>mo‹S>H$a eof n[a`moOZm ì`` na 50% ny§OrJV AZwXmZ Xo` hmoJm & n[a`moOZm ñWmnZm hoVw Ý`yZV‘ ê$n`o 50 bmI H$m ì`` Amdí`H$ hmoJm & AZwXmZ am{e df©dma {ZåZmZwgma {dV[aV H$s Om`oJr :- · àW‘ df© J{V{d{Y ñWmnZm na - 15% · {ÛVr` df© J{V{d{Y g¨MmbZ na - 10% · V¥Vr` df© J{V{d{Y g¨MmbZ na - 10% · MVwW© df© J{V{d{Y g¨MmbZ na - 10% · n§M‘ df© J{V{d{Y g¨MmbZ na - 5%

7. drHo$§S> Qy>[aÁ‘ H$mo ~‹Tmdm XoZm- àXoe Ed§ Xoe Ho$ AÝ` amÁ`m| Ho$ n`©Q>H$m| H$mo àmoËgm{hV H$aZo Ed§ drHo$§S>> Qy>[aÁ‘ H$mo ~‹Tmdm XoZo Ho$ {b`o n`©Q>H$m| Ho$ AnojmZwê$n n`©Q>H$ gw{dYmAm| H$m CÞ`Z Ed§ d¥{Õ hoVw {Obm n`©Q>Z g¨dÕ©Z n[afX (DTPC) H$mo g¨gmYZ CnbãY H$am`o Om`|Jo &

8. n§Or`Z Ed§ ‘wÐm§H$ ewëH$ ‘| Ny>Q>-

8.1 {ZOr ^y{‘ na ho[aQ>oO n`©Q>H$ n[a`moOZmAm| H$s ñWmnZm Ho$ {b`o àýmYrZ ho[aQ>oO ^dZ Ho$ {Z{‘©V joÌ’$b VWm Cggo bJr A{YH$V‘ EH$ hoŠQ>o`a ^y{‘ Ho$ ‘yë` na n§Or`Z Ed§ ‘wÐm§H$ ewëH$ na eV-à{VeV Ny>Q> àXmZ H$s Om`oJr& `{X ^dZ Ho$ gmW EH$ hoŠQ>o`a go A{YH$ ^y{‘ hmo Vmo Cg A{V[aº$ ^y-^mJ na {Z`‘mZwgma n§Or`Z Ed§ ‘wÐm§H$ ewëH$ Xo` hmoJm& n§Or`Z Ed§ ‘wÐm§H$ ewëH$ H$s Ny>Q> H$s am{e hmoQ>b àma§^ hmoZo Ho$ ~mX n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ûmam hmoQ>b ñdm‘r H$mo à{Vny{V© Ho$ ê$n ‘| Xr OmdoJr&

8.2 n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ûmam Omo emgH$s` ^y{‘ (b¢S>-nmg©b, ho[aQ>oO àm°nQ>u Ho$ gmW H$s AZwfm§{JH$ ^y{‘, ‘mJ© gw{dYm Ho$ÝÐ H$s ^y{‘) Ed§ n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$s g¨n{Îm`m±, n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| Ho$ {b`o brO/{dH$mg AZw~§Y/ à~§YH$s` AZw~§Y/bmBg|g Am{X na {X`o OmZo na {Zînm{XV Ed§ n§OrH¥$V AZw~§Ym| na n§Or`Z Ed§ ‘wÐm§H$ ewëH$ Xo` Zht hmoJm&

8.3 {dÚ‘mZ H§${S>H$m H«$. 8.2 ‘| Xr J`r ‘wÐm§H$ Ed§ n§Or`Z ewëH$ ‘| dm{UpÁ`H$ H$a {d^mJ Ûmam Ny>Q> CnbãY H$amZo H$s dV©‘mZ Zr{V ‘| n[adV©Z H$s Xem ‘| BgH$s à{Vny{V© {ZdoeH$ H$mo {d^mJ Ûmam H$s Om`oJr &

9. {ZOr {Zdoe Ho$ ‘mÜ`‘ go n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$s ñWmnZm hoVw ^y{‘`m|/ ho[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm`m| H$m Amd§Q>Z -

9.1 n`©Q>Z CÔoí`m| H$s ny{V© Ed§ {ZOr {Zdoe go n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$s ñWmnZm Ho$ {b`o n`©Q>Z 12 {d^mJ H$mo emgH$s` ^y{‘/ho[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm {Z:ewëH$ Amd§{Q>V H$a A§V[aV H$s Om`oJr&

9.2 CnamoŠV A§V[aV ^y{‘`m|/ ho[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm`m| Ho$ {ZdV©Z hoVw n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$s Amoa go ‘Ü`àXoe amÁ` n`©Q>Z {dH$mg {ZJ‘ {b{‘Q>oS> A{YH¥$V hmoJm&

9.3 {MpÝhV emgH$s` ^y{‘`m|/^y{‘ {Og na n[ag¨n{Îm`m§ {Z{‘©V h¡ Ed§ Omo n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$mo hñVm§V[aV h¡ AWdm H$s Om`oJr, H$mo 90 AWdm 30 df© H$s brO na XoZo, 5 go 30 df© Ho$ {bE bmBg|g na XoZo AWdm {dH$mg/à~§YH$s` AZw~§Y Ho$ ‘mÜ`‘ go {dH${gV H$aZo Ho$ g¨~§Y ‘| A§{V‘ {ZU©` n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ûmam {b`m Om`oJm&

9.4 {ZdV©Z hoVw ZJar` {ZH$m`m| (ZJa {ZJ‘, ZJa nm{bH$m H$s gr‘m Ho$ A§VJ©V) joÌm| ‘| Ed§ ßbmZ E[a`m ‘| ^y{‘ H$m Ama{jV ‘yë` ê$n`o 10.00 bmI à{V hoŠQ>o`a Ed§ CnamoŠV Ho$ Abmdm AÝ` joÌm| ‘| ê$n`o 5.00 bmI à{V hoŠQ>o`a hmoJm&

9.5 ho[aQ>oO ‘hËd Ho$ ^dZm| Ed§ Cggo bJr AmZwfm§{JH$ ^y{‘ Ho$ {ZdV©Z hoVw Ama{jV ‘yë` ê$n`o

1.00 bmI hmoJm& {ZdV©Z hoVw Eogo ho[aQ>oO ^dZm| Ed§ AmZwfm§{JH$ ^y{‘ H$m {MÝhm§H$Z Ed§ M`Z Bg Zr{V Ho$ A§VJ©V ‘w»` g{Md H$s AÜ`jVm ‘| J{R>V gm{YH$ma g{‘{V Ûmam {H$`m Om`oJm&

9.6 Zr{V Ho$ A§VJ©V ^y{‘`m| Ed§ ho[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm`m| H$m {ZdV©Z Iwbr {Z{dXm nÕ{V go {H$`m Om`oJm Ed§ Ama{jV ‘yë` na gdm©{YH$ ‘yë` Ho$ àñVmd H$mo Amd§Q>Z hoVw MwZm Om`oJm&

9.7 CnamoŠVmZwgma àmßV A{YH$V‘ ‘yë` H$s am{e EH$‘wíV àr{‘`‘ Ho$ ê$n ‘| Xo` hmoJr VWm BgHo$ A{V[aŠV à{Vdf© Bg àr{‘`‘ am{e Ho$ EH$ à{VeV Ho$ ~am~a am{e brO a|Q> Ho$ ê$n ‘o Xo` hmoJr&

9.8 brO na Xr JB© ^y{‘`m| go àmßV hmoZo dmbr {Z{dXm am{e (àr{‘`‘) Ed§ dm{f©H$ brO a|Q> H$s am{e, n`©Q>Z {dH$mg {ZJ‘ Ûmam emgZ go àmßV am{e Ho$ ê$n ‘o n¥WH$ ‘X “emgH$s` ^y{‘`m| H$m {ZdV©Z Ed§ AYmog¨aMZm {dH$mg” ‘| aIr Om`oJr& `h am{e ^y{‘`m| Ho$ gd}, hñVm§VaU, {Z{dXm à{H«$`m, {dÚwV/g‹S>H$/Ob àXm`, Eo[a`m ßbmqZJ, Eo[a`m S>odbn‘|Q>, n[ag¨n{Îm`m| H$s gwajm d AÝ` Amdí`H$ AYmog¨aMZm {dH$mg ‘| {ZJ‘ Ûmam ì`` H$s Om gHo$Jr& Bg am{e Ho$ ì`` Ho$ g¨~§Y ‘| n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ûmam {Xem {ZX}e Omar {H$`o Om`|Jo &

9.9 n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$mo hñVm§V[aV emgH$s` ^y{‘`m§/ ^y{‘`m§ {OZ na n[ag¨n{Îm`m§ (`Wm ho[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm Am{X) H$m {ZOr {ZdoeH$m| H$mo n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZm ñWmnZm hoVw {ZdV©Z Bg Zr{V Ho$ n[a{eîQ> -1 ‘| d{U©V à{H«$`m AZwgma ‘Ü`àXoe amÁ` n`©Q>Z {dH$mg {ZJ‘ Ûmam {H$`m Om`oJm &

9.10 EH$ hoŠQ>o`a VH$ H$s ^y{‘`m| Ed§ ‘mJ© gw{dYm H|$Ðm| H$s {Z{dXm eVm} H$mo Bg àH$ma {ZYm©[aV {H$`m Om`oJm {H$ ZdrZ CÚ{‘`m| Ed§ ñQ>mQ>©An CÚ{‘`m| H$mo {Z{dXmAm| ‘| ^mJ boZo H$m Adga àmßV hmo&

9.11 n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ûmam {ZOr {ZdoeH$m| H$mo brO na n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$s ñWmnZm hoVw Xr JB© ho[aQ>oO n[agån{Îm`m| na n[a`moOZm ñWmnZm hoVw àW‘V: 05 df© H$s g‘`md{Y Xr Om`oJr {Ogo Am¡{MË`nyU© H$maUm| go AmJm‘r 02 df© VH$ ~‹T>m`m Om gHo$Jm&

9.12 AëQ´m ‘oJm n[a`moOZm hoVw àñVmd àmßV hmoZo na amOñd/n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ho$ b¢S> ~¢H$ ‘| go àñVmdH$ Ûmam {MpÝhV emgH$s` ^y{‘ {ZdoeH$ H$mo {d^mJ Ûmam Cg ñWmZ Ho$ VËg‘` àM{bV 13 H$boŠQ>a JmBS> bmBZ aoQ> na 90 df© H$s brO na 1% dm{f©H$ brO a|Q> na Amd§{Q>V H$s Om gHo$Jr & àË`oH$ 30 df© Ho$ Cnam§V brO a|Q> ‘| 6 JwZm d¥{Õ H$s Om`oJr & `{X àñVmdH$ Ûmam amOñd {d^mJ Ho$ emgH$s` ^y{‘ Ho$ b¢S> ~¢H$ H$s ^y{‘ {MpÝhV H$s OmVr h¡ Vmo Eogr ^y{‘ àW‘V: n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$mo hñVm§V[aV H$s Om`oJr & `h Amd§Q>Z àW‘ AmAmo àW‘ nmAmo Ho$ AmYma na {H$`m Om`oJm & Eogo àñVmd H$m AZw‘moXZ n`©Q>Z Zr{V A§VJ©V J{R>V gm{YH$ma g{‘{V Ûmam {H$`m Om`oJm &

10. B©H$mo VWm gmh{gH$ n`©Q>Z-

10.1 dÝ` àmUr (g¨ajU) A{Y{Z`‘, 1972 Ho$ A§VJ©V A{Ygy{MV Aä`maÊ` AWdm amîQ´r` CÚmZ ‘o§ gpå‘{bV dZ joÌ H$mo N>mo‹S>H$a g¨nyU© amÁ` Ho$ dZ joÌm| ‘| dZ {d^mJ Ûmam {ZYm©[aV “‘.à. dZ (‘Zmoa§OZ Ed§ dÝ` àmUr AZw^d) {Z`‘-2015” Ho$ A§VJ©V A{Ygy{MV joÌm| ‘| n`©Q>Z J{V{d{Y`m§o H$m g¨MmbZ {H$`m Om`oJm& BgHo$ A§VJ©V {ZOr joÌ H$s ^mJrXmar H$mo àmoËgm{hV H$aZo hoVw ‘Ü`àXoe amÁ` n`©Q>Z {dH$mg {ZJ‘ Ed§ dZ {d^mJ Ho$ g¨~§{YV CnH«$‘m§o Ûmam g¨`wŠV ê$n go nmaXeu à{H«$`m {ZYm©[aV H$a g‘w{MV à`mg {H$E OmE±Jo &

10.2 H§${S>H$m 10.1 ‘| d{U©V A{Ygy{MV joÌm| Ho$ A{V[aŠV AÝ` g¨^m{dV ñWmZm| na ^r B©H$mo ES>d|Ma n`©Q>Z go g¨~§{YV J{V{d{Y`m| Ed§ CZH$m ñdê$n {ZYm©aU H$aZo Ho$ {b`o n`©Q>Z {d^mJ A{YH¥$V hmoJm& {H$gr ^r ñWb na g¨Mm{bV hmoZo dmbr J{V{d{Y`m| H$m {ZYm©aU ñWmZr` g¨^mdZmAm| (Potential)/ Amdí`H$Vm Ho$ AZwê$n {H$`m Om gHo$Jm & Bg‘| H¡$pån§J, Q´oqH$J, E§JqbJ, ObH«$s‹S>m, E{b’o$ÝQ> g’$mar, gm`H$b g’$mar, amBqS>J Q´ob, ’$moQ>mo g’$mar, Ho$ZmoBªJ g’$mar, ìhmBQ> dmQ>a ampâQ>§J, am°H$ ŠbmB©q~J/‘mCÊQ>oZr`[a¨J, n¡am-goqbJ/n¡am ½bmBqS>J, hm°Q> E`a ~byqZJ Am{X J{V{d{Y`m§ em{‘b H$s Om gH|$Jr &

10.3 B©H$mo/gmh{gH$ n`©Q>Z ‘| {ZOr {Zdoe H$mo AmH${f©V H$aZo Ho$ {b`o n`©Q>Z {d^mJ ^y{‘ brO na AWdm bm`goÝg na Xo gHo$Jm &

10.4 B©H$mo/gmh{gH$ n`©Q>Z hoVw ^y{‘ brO na XoZo hoVw Bg Zr{V H$s H§${S>H$m 9 AZwgma à{H«$`m AnZmB© OmEJr&

10.5 `{X ̂ y{‘ na H$moB© ì`mnH$ ̀ m ñWm`r ñdê$n H$m {Z‘m©U Amdí`H$ Zhr h¡ Vmo Eogr ̂ y{‘ bm`g|g na ^r Xr Om gHo$Jr &

10.6 gm‘mÝ`V… bm`g|g na {X`o OmZo Ho$ nyd© ^y{‘ n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$mo hñVm§V[aV H$s OmdoJr & na§Vw Ohm§ Eogm g¨^d Zht hmo, dhm§ Cgo ̂ y{‘ H$m ñdm{‘Ëd YmaU H$aZo dmbo {d^mJ H$s gh‘{V (Eogr eVm}§ Ho$ gmW, Omo dh {d^mJ {ZYm©[aV H$ao) àmá H$a bm`g|g {X`m Om gHo$Jm &

10.7 ^y{‘ H$mo bm`g|g na {X`o OmZo Ho$ {b`o bm`g|g H$s Ad{Y, eV] VWm ’$sg H$m {ZYm©aU, Bg Zr{V Ho$ A§VJ©V ‘w»` g{Md H$s AÜ`jVm ‘| J{R>V gm{YH$ma g{‘{V Ûmam {H$`m OmEJm & bm`g|g H$s Ad{Y gm‘mÝ`V… 5 df© go H$‘ VWm 15 df© go A{YH$ Zht hmoJr &

10.8 EH$ hr ñWmZ na `m EH$ go A{YH$ J{V{d{Y`m| Ho$ {b`o {d{^Þ AmdoXH$m| H$mo bm`g|g {X`m Om gHo$Jm &

10.9 B©H$mo/gmh{gH$ n`©Q>Z J{V{d{Y`m| Ho$ bm`g|g XoZo H$s à{H«$`m Am{X hoVw n`©Q>Z {d^mJ {dñV¥V {Xem {ZX}e V` H$aoJm& 14

10.10 J«m‘rU Ed§ H¥${f n`©Q>Z H$mo ~ohVa AYmog¨aMZmË‘H$ gw{dYm`| {dH${gV H$a ~‹T>mdm {X`m Om`oJm Ed§ geŠV ~Zm`m Om`oJm &

10.11 gmh{gH$ n`©Q>Z/H¡$pån§J J{V{d{Y`m| H$s ñWmnZm Ed§ g¨MmbZ Ho$ {bE n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ho$ nmg CnbãY ^y{‘ bmBg|g na àmßV H$aZo H$s nmÌVm n`©Q>Z hoVw J{R>V n§OrH¥$V ghH$mar g{‘{V`m| H$mo ^r hmoJr &

11. {’$ë‘ Qy>[aÁ‘-

11.1 {’$ë‘ {Z‘m©VmAm| H$mo ñWmZr` ñVa na eyqQ>J H$s AZw‘{V àmá H$aZo Ho$ {b`o {d{^Þ {d^mJm| go g‘Ýd` ñWm{nV H$aZo ‘| AZoH$ H${R>ZmB©`m| H$m gm‘Zm H$aZm n‹S>Vm h¡& n`©Q>Z {d^mJ BZ {Z‘m©VmAm| H$mo emgH$s` {d^mJm| go {d{Y ‘mÝ` AZw‘{V`m§ àmá H$aZo Ho$ {b`o Amdí`H$ g‘Ýd` H$aoJm& `h godm gdm}Îm‘ à`mg Ho$ AmYma na (On Best Effort Basis)> g¨~§{YV {Z‘m©Vm/ H$ånZr H$mo Xr Om gH$Vr h¡& Bg g¨~§Y ‘| Amdí`H$ H$m`©dm{h`m§ H$aZo Ho$ {b`o n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$mo A{YH¥$V H$aZo g¨~§Yr AmXoe gm‘mÝ` àemgZ {d^mJ Ûmam Omar {H$`m Om`oJm &

11.2 {’$ë‘ ñQy>{S>`mo Ed§ {’$ë‘ {Z‘m©U hoVw ñWm`r AYmog¨aMZm {Z‘m©U Ed§ CnH$aUm| H$s ñWmnZm na ny§OrJV AZwXmZ {X`m Om`oJm &

11.3 ‘Ü`àXoe H$mo {’$ë‘ eyqQ>J Ho$ AmXe© J§Vì` Ho$ ê$n ‘| ñWm{nV H$aZo hoVw ì`mnH$ àMma-àgma {H$`m OmEJm &

11.4 àXoe ‘| CnbãY {’$ë‘ n`©Q>Z g¨^mdZmAm| Ho$ nyU© Cn`moJ Ed§ àXoe H$mo {’$ë‘ Qy>[aÁ‘ hoVw ng¨XrXm JÝVì` ~ZmZo Ho$ {b`o n¥WH$ go g‘J« {’$ë‘ Qy>[aÁ‘ nm{bgr V¡`ma H$a {H«$`mpÝdV H$s Om`oJr& Zr{V ‘| {’$ë‘ eyqQ>J Am{X hoVw {d{^ÝZ AZw‘{V`m§ XoZo, gwa{jV dmVmdaU CnbãY H$amZo Ed§ {Obm ñVa VH$ gh`moJ àXmZ H$aZo Ho$ {b`o Amdí`H$ ì`dñWm`| H$s Om`oJr & àXoe ‘| {’$ë‘ eyqQ>J na Am`o ì`` ‘| Ny>Q> XoZo na ^r {dMma {H$`m Om`oJm &

12. amÁ` n`©Q>Z g¨dY©Z n[afX/{Obm n`©Q>Z g¨dY©Z n[afX H$s ñWmnZm -

12.1 amÁ` ñVa na amÁ` n`©Q>Z g¨dY©Z n[afX ñWm{nV H$s Om`oJr& `h n[afX ‘mZZr` ‘w»`‘§Ìr Or H$s AÜ`jVm ‘| n`©Q>Z joÌ Ho$ ñQ>oH$ hmoëS>g© Ho$ Zm‘m§H$Z go J{R>V hmoJr & n[afX H$m JR>Z, CgH$s H$m`© nÕ{V VWm gXñ`Vm {ZYm©[aV H$aZo H$s H$m`©dmhr n¥WH$ go H$s Om`oJr&

12.2 àXoe ‘| {ZOr {ZdoeH$m| H$mo AmH${f©V H$aZo VWm ñWmZr` ñVa na J§Vì` à~§YZ ‘| {Obm ñVa Ho$ OZà{V{Z{Y`m| VWm A{YH$m[a`m| H$s ‘hËdnyU© ^y{‘H$m hmoVr h¡& àXoe Ho$ H$B© {hñgm| ‘| ñWmZr` ñVa na gm§ñH¥${VH$ Ed§ n`©Q>Z g¨~§Yr H$m`©H«$‘ Am`mo{OV hmoVo h¢& AV: àË`oH$ {Obm ñVa na {Obm n`©Q>Z g¨dÕ©Z n[afX (DTPC) H$m JR>Z {H$`m OmEJm& Bg n[afX Ho$ H$m`©H$bmn, A{YH$ma, g¨aMZm Am{X Ho$ g¨~§Y ‘| n`©Q>Z {d^mJ {dñV¥V {Xem {ZX}e Omar H$aoJm &

12.3 n`©Q>H$ ñWbm| Ed§ n`©Q>Z joÌm| ‘| H$m`©aV {d{^ÝZ emgH$s` {d^mJm| Ho$ bmoJm|/ ñWmZr` bmoJm|/ g{d©g àmodmBS>g©/ ì`dgm{``m| Am{X H$mo n`©Q>H$ AmMaU Ed§ ì`dhma Ho$ à{V g¨doXZerb Ed§ {Oå‘oXma ~ZmZo Ho$ {b`o {Obm n`©Q>Z g¨dYZ n[afX Ho$ ‘mÜ`‘ go à{ejU Ed§ OmJê$H$Vm Am{X H$m`©H«$‘ {ZaÝVa Am`mo{OV {H$`o Om`|Jo & 15

13. Ob n`©Q>Z-

13.1 Z‘©Xm KmQ>r {dH$mg àm{YH$aU, Ob g¨gmYZ {d^mJ Ed§ ‘Ü`àXoe amÁ` Ho$ A§VJ©V AmZo dmbo Ob joÌm| ‘o n`©Q>Z gå^mì`Vm Ho$ g‘y{MV Cn`moJ H$s Ñ{ï> go n`©Q>Z J{V{d{Y`m| Ho$ g¨MmbZ hoVw n`©Q>Z {d^mJ A{YH¥$V hmoJm &

13.2 BZ Ob joÌm| ‘| pñWV VQ>r` Ed§ Q>mnyAm| H$s CnbãY ^y{‘ n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ûmam g¨~§{YV {d^mJ go hñVm§V[aV H$am`r OmH$a {ZOr {ZdoeH$m| H$mo {d^mJr` Zr{V AZwgma Amd§{Q>V H$s Om`oJr &

13.3 BZ Ob joÌm| ‘| dhZ j‘Vm (Carrying Capacity) H$mo Ü`mZ ‘| aIVo hþE {ZOr {ZdoeH$m| H$mo hmCg ~moQ> H«y$O, ‘moQ>a ~moQ> Ed§ Ob H«$s‹S>m J{V{d{Y`m| Ho$ {bE bm`g|g {XE Om gH|$Jo& bm`g|g XoZo hoVw ‘.à. amÁ` n`©Q>Z {dH$mg {ZJ‘ A{YH¥$V hmoJm& Ob joÌ H$s dhZ j‘Vm, bm`g|g H$s à{H«$`m eV} Ed§ ’$sg Am{X {ZYm©[aV H$aZo hoVw Bg Zr{V Ho$ A§VJ©V ‘w»` g{Md H$s AÜ`jVm ‘| J{R>V gm{YH$ma g{‘{V A{YH¥$V hmoJr &

13.4 Ob joÌm| Ho$ g‘J« n`©Q>Z {Z`moOZ Ed§ AYmog¨aMZm {dH$mg hoVw n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Amdí`H$ H$m`©dmhr H$aoJm &

13.5 n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ûmam {Z{‘©V OoQ>r/~moQ> Šb~/OoQ>r Ed§ ~moQ> Šb~ go bJr hþB© ^y{‘`m| H$mo Ob n`©Q>Z J{V{d{Y`m| Ho$ g¨MmbZ hoVw Ob n`©Q>Z Zr{V A§VJ©V bm`g|g àmßV {ZdoeH$m| H$mo CnbãK H$am`m Om`oJm Vm{H$ do AnZr J{V{d{Y`m| H$m ñdV§Ì ê$n go g¨MmbZ H$a gH|$ &

13.6 CnamoŠV H§${S>H$m H«$. 13.5 ‘| d{U©V H$m`© gånmXZ hoVw ‘Ü`àXoe Qy>[aÁ‘ ~moS>© ZmoS>b EO|gr hmoJm Ed§ Amdí`H$ {Z`‘ Ed§ eV} VWm ewëH$ Am{X H$m {ZYm©aU H$aoJm &

13.7 n`©Q>Z hoVw J{R>V n§OrH¥$V ghH$mar g{‘{V`m| H$mo Ob n`©Q>Z Ho$ {bE A{Ygy{MV joÌm| ‘| Ob n`©Q>Z J{V{d{Y`m| H$s ñWmnZm hoVw bmBg|g XoZo ‘| àmW{‘H$Vm Xr OmEJr &

14. gånmofUr` n`©Q>Z (Sustainable Tourism) - n`©Q>Z ñWbm| H$m {dH$mg Ed§ à~§YZ Eogm hmoZm Mm{h`o {H$ dhm§ n`m©daU, àmH¥${VH$ g¨gmYZ, ñWmZr` naånamE§, g¨ñH¥${V Ed§ CËnmXm| H$m à^mdr g¨ajU hmo& BgHo$ {b`o n`©Q>Z {d^mJ {d{^Þ joÌm| ‘| H$s Om ahr {d{^Þ J{V{d{Y`m| H$m JhZ {dûcofU H$a Eogr J{V{d{Y`m| H$mo {MpÝhV H$aoJm, {OZH$m g‘o{H$V n`©Q>Z na {dnarV à^md n‹S> ahm hmo VWm CÝh| ao½`wboQ> H$aZo AWdm amoH$Zo Ho$ Cnm` ^r H$aoJm& {OZ J{V{d{Y`m| H$m gH$mamË‘H$ à^md hmo CÝh| àmoËgm{hV H$aZo Ho$ Cnm` ^r {H$`o Om`|Jo& Bg hoVw g‘wXm` H$s gh^m{JVm VWm ñWmZr` ñVa na gyMZm, g¨Mma Ed§ {ejm (Information, Education & Communication) Ho$ {d{^Þ H$maH$m| H$m à^mdr Cn`moJ {H$`m Om`oJm& Bg‘| amÁ` emgZ Ho$ {d{^Þ {d^mJm| H$s g¨`wº$ ^mJrXmar H$s Amdí`H$Vm hmoJr, Omo amÁ` ñVar` n`©Q>Z g¨dY©Z n[afX Ho$ ‘mÜ`‘ go H$s Om gHo$Jr&

15. `wdmAm| Ho$ {b`o amoOJmamoÝ‘wIr/ H$m¡eb {dH$mg {ejU Ed§ à{ejU -

15.1 `wdmAm| Ho$ {b`o amoOJmamoÝ‘wIr/ H$m¡eb {dH$mg {ejU Ed§ à{ejU hoVw n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ûmam ñWm{nV ñQ>oQ> B§ñQ>rQ>çyQ> Am°’$ hm°pñnQ>o{bQ>r ‘¡ZoO‘oÝQ> (SIHM), ‘Ü`àXoe B§ñQ>rQ²>`yQ> Am°’$ hm°pñnQ>o{bQ>r Q´oqZJ (MPIHT)> Ed§ ’y$S> H«$mâQ> B§ñQ>rQ>çyQ> (FCI) Ho$ ‘mÜ`‘ go `wdmAm| H$mo n`©Q>Z CÚmoJ hoVw Amdí`H$ Q´oS>/ joÌm| ‘| {e{jV/à{e{jV {H$`m Om`oJm &

15.2 ^maV emgZ H$s H$m¡eb {dH$mg `moOZmAm| Ho$ ‘mÜ`‘ go H$m¡eb {dH$mg H$m`©H«$‘ gVV² 16 g¨Mm{bV H$a `wdmAmo H$mo à{e{jV {H$`m Om`oJm &

15.3 amÁ` Ho$ n`©Q>Z CÚmoJ H$s à{ejU Amdí`H$Vm H$m Am§H$bZ H$a hm°pñnQ>o{bQ>r, ES>doÝMa Qy>[aÁ‘, Ho$Q>[a¨J E§S> ’y$S> H«$mâQ>, à~§YZ Ed§ H$m¡eb {dH$mg Am{X joÌmo§ ‘§o nmR>çH«$‘ V¡`ma H$a {dËV à{VnmofU {H$`m Om`oJm &

15.4 ‘Ü`àXoe B§ñQ>rQ²>`yQ> Am°’$ hm°pñnQ>o{bQ>r Q´oqZJ (MPIHT) Ûmam g{Q©>{’$Ho$Q> VWm {S>ßbmo‘m H$mog© amï´>r` ñVa Ho$ {dœ{dÚmb`m| H$s gh^m{JVm go H$am`o Om`|Jo& ‘Ü`àXoe B§ñQ>rQ²>`yQ> Am°’$ hm°pñnQ>o{bQ>r Q´oqZJ (MPIHT) H$mo hm°pñnQ>o{bQ>r à{ejU Ho$ joÌ ‘§o CËH¥$îQ> {ejU g¨ñWmZ Ho$ ê$n ‘o§ {dH${gV {H$`m Om`oJm VWm Bg g¨ñWmZ Ûmam H$m¡eb {dH$mg A§VJ©V à{e{jVm| H$m à‘mUrH$aU {H$`m Om`oJm &

15.5 Qy>[añQ> JmBS> H$m M`Z, à{ejU Ed§ à‘mUrH$aU ^r MPIHT Ûmam {H$`m Om`oJm &

16. {ZdoeH$ ghm`Vm (Investor facilitation)-

16.1 Bg Zr{V Ho$ A§VJ©V g‘ñV H$m`©dm{h`m| hoVw ‘Ü`àXoe amÁ` n`©Q>Z {dH$mg {ZJ‘ ZmoS>b EO|gr Ho$ ê$n ‘| H$m`© H$aoJm &

16.2 {Zdoe g¨dY©Z Ho$ joÌ ‘| ‘Ü`àXoe Q´oS> EÊS> BÝdoñQ>‘|Q> ’o$gr{bQ>oeZ H$mnm}aoeZ (MPTRIF AC) / ‘Ü`àXoe B§S>pñQ´`b S>odbn‘|Q> H$mnm}aoeZ (MPIDC) Ho$ gh`moJ go H$m`© {H$`m Om`oJm &

16.3 {Obm ñVa na {Zdoe g¨dY©Z J{V{d{Y`m| Ho$ {H«$`mÝd`Z, g‘Ýd`, {ZdoeH$m| H$mo n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$s ñWmnZm hoVw {Obm ñVa na àXm` H$s OmZo dmbr AZw‘{V`m|/ n§Or`Z/ AZmn{Îm/bm`goÝg Am{X Ho$ ’o${g{bQ>oeZ hoVw ‘hmà~§YH$ {Obm ì`mnma Ed§ CÚmoJ Ho$ÝÐ Omo “E‘nr BÝdoñQ>‘|Q> ’o${g{bQ>oeZ EŠQ> 2008” Ho$ A§VJ©V J{R>V {Obm ñVar` gm{YH$ma g{‘{V Ho$ g{Md h¢, H$mo ZmoS>b EO|gr Zm‘m§{H$V {H$`m Om`oJm &

16.4 ‘hmà~§YH$ Ûmam n`©Q>Z g¨~§Yr {Zdoe àñVmd H$boŠQ>a H$s AÜ`jVm ‘| J{R>V CnamoŠV g{‘{V Ho$ ‘mÜ`‘ go {ZamH¥$V H$amZo H$s ì`dñWm H$s Om`oJr & {Obm ì`mnma Ed§ CÚmoJ Ho$ÝÐ H$mo Bg hoVw Amdí`H$ gh`moJ n`©Q>Z {d^mJ/‘Ü`àXoe amÁ` n`©Q>Z {dH$mg {ZJ‘ Ûmam CnbãY H$am`m Om`oJm &

17. ‘mJ© gw{dYm Ho$ÝÐm| H$m {dH$mg - àXoe ‘| pñWV amîQ´r` amO‘mJm], amÁ` ‘mJm] Ed§ AÝ` à‘wI ‘mJm] na `moOZm ~ZmH$a bJ^J à{V 40 go 50 {H$.‘r. H$s Xyar na CÀM ñVar` n`©Q>H$ gw{dYmAm| H$m {dH$mg, n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ûmam Omar “‘mJ© gw{dYm Ho$ÝÐm| (Way Side Amenities) H$s ñWmnZm Ed§ g¨MmbZ H$s Zr{V-2016” Ho$ AZwgma {H$`m Om`oJm& n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ûmam {Z{‘©V ~«mCZ ’$sëS> ‘mJ© gw{dYm Ho$ÝÐm| VWm J«rZ ’$sëS> ‘mJ© gw{dYm Ho$ÝÐm| H$s ñWmnZm hoVw ^y{‘ Ho$ Amd§Q>Z Ho$ {bE n`©Q>Z hoVw J{R>V n§OrH¥$V ghH$mar g{‘{V`m| H$mo {Z{dXm ‘| ^mJ boZo H$s nmÌVm hmoJr &

18. n`©Q>Z H$mo CÚmoJ Ho$ g‘mZ gw{dYmE§ - Zr{V H$s H§${S>H$m 5 ‘o§ d{U©V n[a`moOZmAmo§ H$mo CÚmoJm| Ho$ g‘mZ {ZåZmZwgma gw{dYm`| àXmZ H$s Om`oJr:-

18.1 n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$mo Am¡Úmo{JH$ Xam| na {dÚwV àXm` H$aZo H$m à`mg {H$`m Om`oJm & 17

18.2 àXoe ‘| dm{UÁ` Ed§ CÚmoJ {d^mJ, gyú‘, bKw Ed§ ‘Ü`‘ CÚmoJ {d^mJ VWm gyMZm àm¡Úmo{JH$s {d^mJ Ûmam {dH${gV/ {dH${gV {H$`o OmZo dmbo Am¡Úmo{JH$ joÌm|/ Am¡Úmo{JH$ nmH$m]/ B§S>ñQ´r`b {gQ>r/ AmB©.Q>r. nmH©$g² ‘| E‘o{ZQ>rO hoVw Ama{jV ^y{‘ n`©Q>Z BH$mB©`m| H$s ñWmnZm hoVw {d^mJr` Zr{V Ho$ A§VJ©V Am¡Úmo{JH$ Xam| na godm joÌ H$s BH$mB©`m| Ho$ ê$n ‘§o Amd§{Q>V H$s Om`oJr &

18.3 n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| hoVw ^y{‘`m| Ho$ ì`ndV©Z na Am¡Úmo{JH$ Xam| na S>m`dg©Z ewëH$ {b`m Om`oJm &

18.4 n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$mo Ob g¨gmYZ {d^mJ Ûmam àmH¥${VH$ Ob òmoVm| go Am¡Úmo{JH$ Xam| na Ob Cn`moJ H$s AZw‘{V àXmZ H$s Om`oJr &

18.5 n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| hoVw {Z{‘©V ^dZm| Ed§ ^y{‘`m| na ñWmZr` {ZH$m`m| Ûmam Am¡Úmo{JH$ Xam| na g¨n{Îm H$a/ {dH$mg ewëH$ Amamo{nV {H$`m Om`oJm &

19. g‘J« n`©Q>Z {dH$mg hoVw {deof à`mg -

19.1 ‘Ü`àXoe Ho$ n`©Q>Z CËnmXm| Ho$ {dnUZ Ed§ {dkmnZ VWm ~«m§qS>J Ho$ {b`o amîQ´r` Ed§ A§V©amîQ´r` n`©Q>H$ ~mOmam| VH$ nhþ§M ~Zm`r Om`oJr &

19.2 Z`o n`©Q>Z CËnmX {dH${gV H$aZo ‘o J¡a-gaH$mar g¨ñWmAm|, ì`mdgm{`H$ g¨ñWmZm| Ed§ {deofkm| H$m gh`moJ àmßV {H$`m Om`oJm Ed§ CÝh| àmoËgm{hV {H$`m Om`oJm &

19.3 {S>OrQ>b Ed§ gmoeb ‘r{S>`m ßboQ>’$m‘© g{hV g¨Mma Ho$ g^r ‘mÜ`‘m| H$m {dnUZ, àMma Ed§ ~«m§qS>J ‘| `moOZm ~ZmH$a Cn`moJ {H$`m Om`oJm&

19.4 {ZOr joÌ Ho$ g’$b n`©Q>Z CÚ{‘`m| H$s {deofkVm Ed§ loîR>Vm H$m bm^ CR>m`m Om`oJm Ed§ Eogo CÚ{‘`m| H$mo àmoËgm{hV {H$`m Om`oJm&

19.5 {ZOr Q´m§gnmoQ>© Am°naoQ>g© H$mo n`©Q>Z joÌm| go gå~Õ H$aVo hþ`o JwUdËVm nyU© n[adhZ godmE§ CnbãY H$amZo hoVw àmoËgm{hV {H$`m Om`oJm&

19.6 ñWmZr` {ZH$m`m| {deofH$a ZJa nm{bH$mAmo§ Ed§ ZJa {ZJ‘m| H$mo ho[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm`m| Ed§ AÝ` n`©Q>Z ‘hËVm Ho$ ñWbm| Ho$ g¨ajU Ed§ JwUdËVm nyU© OZ gw{dYmAm| H$s ñWmnZm Ed§ g¨MmbZ hoVw àmoËgm{hV {H$`m Om`oJm VWm Amdí`H$ gh`moJ àXmZ {H$`m Om`oJm&

19.7 Xoer Ed§ {dXoer n`©Q>H$m| Ho$ {b`o nyd© {Z`V àdmg n¡Ho$O (Fixed Tours) {dH${gV {H$`o Om`|Jo Ed§ {dnUZ {H$`m Om`oJm&

19.8 {dH${gV/{dH$mg g¨^m{dV n`©Q>Z joÌm| H$m g‘w{MV Ed§ g¨Vw{bV {dH$mg ‘mñQ>a ßbm°Z ~ZmH$a {H$`m Om`oJm&

19.9 ZB© nr‹T>r ‘| n`©Q>Z Ho$ à{V OmJê$H$Vm ~‹T>mZo Ho$ {b`o embmAm| Ed§ ‘hm{dÚmb`m| ‘| {d{dY J{V{d{Y`m§ g¨Mm{bV H$s Om`oJr VWm CËH¥$îQ> {dÚm{W©`m| H$mo àmoËgm{hV {H$`m Om`oJm&

19.10 n`©Q>Z joÌ ‘| {Zdoe BÀNw>H$ CÚ{‘`m| H$mo n[a`moOZm ñWmnZm Ho$ {b`o nyU© ‘XX hoVw Amdí`H$ AYmog¨aMZm {dH${gV H$s Om`oJr&

19.11 n`©Q>Z Ho$ joÌ ‘o§ CËH¥$îQ>Vm Ho$ gå‘mZ Ed§ àmoËgmhZ hoVw {d{^ÝZ lo{U`m| ‘§o “‘Ü`àXoe n`©Q>Z nwañH$ma” àXmZ {H$`o Om`|Jo& 18

19.12 {ZOr {ZdoeH$m| Ûmam ñWm{nV n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$mo {d^mJ H$s do~gmB©Q> na àX{e©V {H$`m Om`oJm &

19.13 {d^mJ Ho$ ‘mH}$qQ>J B§’«$mñQ´ŠMa Ed§ ‘mH}${Q>§J H$m`m©b`m| Ho$ ‘mÜ`‘ go {d^mJr` hmoQ>b/[agmoQ>©g Am{X H$s ‘mH}$qQ>J Ho$ gmW-gmW {ZOr hmoQ>b/[agmoQ>©g Am{X n`©Q>Z n[a`moOZmAm| H$s ‘mH}$qQ>J H$s Om`oJr &

19.14 àXoe ‘| pñWV {díd à{gÕ ho[aQ>oO n`©Q>H$ ñWbm| ‘| n`©Q>H$ gw{dYmE| {dH${gV H$a n`©Q>Z AZwHy$b ~Zm`m OmEJm Ed§ Eogo ñWbm| H$m ì`mnH$ àMma àgma {H$`m OmEJm &

19.15 Ym{‘©H$ n`©Q>Z Ho$ AÝVJ©V àXoe Ho$ à‘wI Ym{‘©H$ ñWmZm| ‘| n`©Q>H$ gw{dYmE| {Z{‘©V H$a n`©Q>Z AZwHy$b ~Zm`m OmEJm &

20. n`©Q>Z Zr{V H$m {H«$`mÝd`Z- n`©Q>Z Zr{V-2016 Ho$ A§VJ©V dm§{N>V gw{dYmE§/ [a`m`V|/AZwk{á`m§ Am{X XoZo Ho$ {b`o g¨~§{YV {d^mJ Amdí`H$ {Xem-{ZX}e/A{YgyMZmE§/ {Z`‘ Omar H$a|Jo& Bg g¨~§Y ‘| ‘V-{^ÝZVm AWdm H${R>ZmB© hmoZo na AWdm Zr{V Ho$ ñnîQ>rH$aU/ì`m»`m/ {ddmX-{ZamH$aU Ho$ àH$aUm| H$mo ‘w»` g{Md H$s AÜ`jVm ‘| {ZåZmZwgma J{R>V gm{YH$ma g{‘{V Ho$ g‘j àñVwV {H$`m Om`oJm - · à‘wI g{Md, {dÎm · à‘wI g{Md, n`©Q>Z · à‘wI g{Md, dZ · à‘wI g{Md, g¨ñH¥${V · àH$aU go g¨~§{YV {d^mJm| Ho$ à^mar g{Md · à~§Y g¨MmbH$, ‘Ü`àXoe amÁ` n`©Q>Z {dH$mg {ZJ‘ BgHo$ gXñ` g{Md hm|Jo & `h g{‘{V àM{bV Zr{V Ho$ AZwê$n {ZU©` bo gHo$Jr & `h {ZU©` A§{V‘ hmoJm VWm g¨~§{YV {d^mJ Ûmam BgH$m {H«$`mÝd`Z A{Zdm`©V… {H$`m Om`oJm & `h g{‘{V Bg Zr{V Ho$ A§VJ©V `Wm CëbopIV Xm{`Ëdm| H$m {Zd©hZ H$aoJr & `h g{‘{V n`©Q>Z Zr{V Ho$ {H«$`mÝd`Z go g¨~§{YV {df`m| na {ZdoeH$m|/{d{^ÝZ ñQ>oH$ hmoëS>g© go àmßV gwPmdm|/{eH$m`Vm| Ho$ g¨~§Y ‘| {dMma H$a {ZU©` bo gHo$Jr & g{‘{V Ûmam {b`o J`o {ZU©`m| na g¨~§{YV {d^mJm| Ûmam H$m`©dmhr Amdí`H$ hmoJr &

21. {ZagZ-

21.1 ZdrZ Zr{V Ho$ bmJy hmoZo Ho$ {XZm§H$ go “n`©Q>Z Zr{V-2010 (`Wm g¨emo{YV-2014)’’ {Za{gV ‘mÝ` H$s Om`oJr VWm{n nyd© Zr{V Ho$ bmJy ahZo H$s Ad{Y ‘| {d{^ÝZ AZwXmZm| Ed§ gw{dYmAm| hoVw nmÌ BH$mB©`m§ nyd© Zr{V Ho$ àmdYmZm| Ho$ A§VJ©V ̀ Wm {ZYm©[aV à{H«$`m Ho$ AZwgma bm^ àmßV H$a gH|$Jr &

21.2 ZdrZ Zr{V Ho$ bmJy hmoZo Ho$ {XZm§H$ go “‘Ü`àXoe ‘o§ n`©Q>Z {dH$mg hoVw, n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$mo Amd§{Q>V emgH$s` ̂ y{‘`m| H$m Zrbm‘r Ûmam {ZdV©Z H$s Zr{V-2008 (`Wm g¨emo{YV-2014)’’ {Za{gV ‘mÝ` H$s Om`oJr & 19 n[a{eîQ>-1 n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$mo Amd§{Q>V emgH$s` ^y{‘`m| H$m Zrbm‘r Ûmam {ZdV©Z H$s à{H«$`m n`©Q>Z Zr{V ‘| C„opIV CÔoí`m| H$s ny{V© d n`©Q>Z {dH$mg Ho$ {bE, n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$mo Amd§{Q>V ZOyb, ~mh²` ZOyb AWdm J«m‘rU joÌ H$s ^y{‘`m|/h¡[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm`m| H$m Zrbm‘r Ûmam {ZdV©Z {ZåZmZwgma à{H«$`m Ûmam {H$`m Om`oJm :-

1. gj‘ àm{YH$mar Ûmam àXoe ‘| àM{bV n`©Q>Z Zr{V ‘| C„opIV CÔoí`m| H$s ny{V© d n`©Q>Z {dH$mg Ho$ {bE n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$mo emgH$s` ^y{‘/ h¡[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm {Z…ewëH$ Amd§{Q>V H$a AÝV[aV H$s OmEJr&

1.1 VX²Zwgma A§V[aV Ed§ Amd§{Q>V ^y{‘/ h¡[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm Ho$ {ZdV©Z hoVw, n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$m CnH«$‘ ‘Ü`àXoe amÁ` n`©Q>Z {dH$mg {ZJ‘ {b0 ({Ogo AmJo {ZJ‘ H$hm OmdoJm), àmogog ‘¡ZoOa hmoJm& àmogog ‘¡ZoOa Ho$ ê$n ‘| {ZJ‘ Ûmam ‘w»`V… ì`mdgm{`H$ gbmhH$mam| H$m M`Z, {dñV¥V n[a`moOZm à{VdoXZ (D.P.R.) V¡`ma H$aZm, A{^ê${M`m° Am‘§{ÌV H$aZm (E.O.I) nmaXeu ê$n go Zrbm‘r à{H«$`m g¨Mm{bV H$aZm Am{X em{‘b hmoJm& àmogog ‘¡ZoOa ({ZJ‘) Ûmam {ZdV©Z hoVw Amdí`H$VmZwgma {Z{dXm XñVmdoO (RFP) Ed§ eV] AWdm A{^ê${M A{^ì`{º$ (E.O.I) Ho$ XñVmdoO ^r V¡`ma H$admE Omd|Jo& {ZJ‘ Ûmam Cº$ Xm{`Ëdm| H$m {Zd©hZ {ZåZmZwgma {H$`m OmEJm…-

1.1.1 {ZJ‘ H$mo n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$mo A§V[aV ^y{‘/ h¡[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm H$s nhMmZ, {MÝhmH$Z Ed§ CgHo$ g¨~§Y ‘| {ZYm©[aV XñVmdoOm| H$mo V¡`ma H$aZo Ho$ {b`o A{YH¥$V {H$`m OmVm h¡& {ZJ‘ BZ XñVmdoOm| H$mo V¡`ma H$aZo Ho$ {b`o Amdí`H$VmZwgma OmZH$mar g¨~§{YV {Obo Ho$ H$boŠQ>a go àmßV H$aoJm&

1.1.2 {ZJ‘ Ûmam AÝV[aV ^y{‘ H$m ñdm{‘Ëd n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ho$ nj ‘| amOñd {d^mJ Ho$ A{^boIm| ‘| XO© hmoZo H$s nw{ï> CnamÝV, Bg ^y{‘ Ho$ {MÝhm§H$Z, ^y-Cn`moJ, aH$~m, H$ãOm nÌH$ Am{X ~m~V² OmZH$mar V¡`ma H$a dm§{N>V à{VdoXZ (n[a{eîQ>-H$) n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$mo ^y{‘ Ho$ {ZdV©Z hoVw àemgH$s` AZw‘moXZ àmßV H$aZo Ho$ {b`o ào{fV {H$`m Om`oJm&

1.1.3 Amdí`H$Vm hmoZo na ì`mdgm{`H$ gbmhH$ma H$m M`Z {ZJ‘ Ûmam {H$`m OmdoJm VWm BgHo$ CnamÝV ì`mdgm{`H$ gbmhH$ma Ho$ ‘mÜ`‘ go àíZmYrZ AÝV[aV ^y{‘ na n`©Q>Z {dH$mg g¨~§Yr J{V{d{Y hoVw Amdí`H$Vm AZwgma {dñV¥V n[a`moOZm à{VdoXZ (D.P.R.)>, {Z{dXm XñVmdoO Ed§ eV] AWdm A{^ê${M A{^ì`{º$ Am‘§ÌU (E.O.I.)

g¨~§Yr XñVmdoO V¡`ma H$adm`m Om`oJm&

1.1.4 {ZJ‘ Cnamoº$mZwgma V¡`ma {H$E XñVmdoOm| ‘| Ohm§ Amdí`H$ hmo, `h ^r AZwe§{gV H$a gHo$Jm, {H$ g’$b {Z{dXmH$Vm© H$mo Am{YnË` àmá H$aZo H$s {V{W go EH$ df© Ho$ ^rVa H$m¡Z-H$m¡Z go H$m`© ^m¡{VH$ Vm¡a na g¨nm{XV H$aZm A{Zdm`© ahoJm& n[a`moOZm {H«$`mÝd`Z hoVw Amdí`H$ AZw‘{V`m§, AZmn{Îm Am{X {ZdoeH$ H$mo àmßV H$aZm hmoJm& 20

1.2 Ama{jV ‘yë`, àr{‘`‘ Ed§ ^y-^mQ>H$ :-

1.2.1 ZJar` {ZH$m`m| (ZJa {ZJ‘ Ed§ ZJa nm{bH$m H$s gr‘m Ho$ A§VJ©V joÌm| ‘| Ed§ ßbmZ E[a¶m ‘| ê$n`o 10.00 bmI à{V hoŠQ>o`a H$s Xa go Ama{jV ‘yë` H$s JUZm H$s Om`oJr&

1.2.2 h¡arQ>oO ‘hËd Ho$ ^dZm| Ho$ {ZdV©Z Ho$ {bE ^dZ Ed§ AmZwfm§{JH$ ^y{‘ H$m Hw$b Ama{jV ‘yë` ê$n`o EH$ bmI aIm OmdoJm& {ZdV©Z Ho$ {bE h¡[aQ>oO ^dZm| Ed§ AmZwfm§{JH$ ^y{‘ H$m {MÝhm§H$Z Ed§ M`Z n`©Q>Z Zr{V A§VJ©V ‘w»` g{Md H$s AÜ`jVm ‘| J{R>V gm{YH$ma g{‘{V Ûmam {H$`m OmdoJm&

1.2.3 CnamoŠV H§${S>H$m 1.2.1 ‘| CëbopIV ^y{‘`m| H$mo N>mo‹S>H$a eof AÝ` ñWbm| na ^y{‘ Ho$ Ama{jV ‘yë` H$s JUZm ê$n`o 5.00 bmI à{V hoŠQ>o`a Ho$ Xa go H$s Om`oJr&

1.2.4 ‘mJ© gw{dYm H|$Ðm| H$s ^y{‘ Ed§ ^dZ H$m {ZdV©Z “‘mJ© gw{dYm H|$Ðm| (Way Side A menities) H$s ñWmnZm Ed§ g¨MmbZ H$s Zr{V- 2016” AZwgma {H$`m OmdoJm&

1.2.5 Cº$ ^y{‘ H$m ^y-^mQ>H$ (Lease Rent) ^y{‘ Amd§Q>Z hoVw ñdrH$ma {H$`o JE àr{‘`‘ H$m EH$ à{VeV dm{f©H$ hmoJm&

1.2.6 ^y{‘ na ^y-^mQ>H$, nQ²>Q>m {dboI Ho$ {ZînmXZ H$s VmarI Ho$ ~mX AmZo dmbo ‘mM© ‘hrZo H$s 31 VmarI VH$ àW‘ dm{f©H$ brO a|Q> Ho$ ê$n ‘| {b`m Om`oJm, CgHo$ níMmV² AmJm‘r {dËVr` df© Ho$ àW‘ ‘mh Aà¡b H$s 1 VmarI go nyU© {dËVr` df© Ho$ {b`o Xo` hmoJm&

2. n`©Q>Z {d^mJ go Cº$ ^y{‘/ h¡[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm Ho$ {ZdV©Z H$s AZw‘{V àmá H$a, {ZJ‘ Ho$ à~§Y g¨MmbH$, A{^ê${M A{^ì`{º$ Am‘§ÌU (Expression of Interest)/{Z{dXm Am‘§ÌU H$m {dkmnZ àgm[aV H$a|Jo& A{^ê${M A{^ì`{º$ Am‘§ÌU /{Z{dXm Am‘§ÌU gyMZm ‘| àñVmd O‘m H$aZo Ho$ {bE Ý`yZV‘ 30 {XZ H$m g‘` {X`m OmdoJm& `h H$m`©dmhr {ZåZmZwgma H$s OmdoJr…-

2.1 {Z{dXm Am‘§ÌU/A{^ê${M A{^ì`{º$ Am‘§ÌU-^y{‘/ h¡[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm Zrbm‘r Ûmam {ZdV©Z H$s gyMZm H$m àH$meZ {ZJ‘ Ûmam Amdí`H$VmZwgma Xoe/àXoe Ho$ ‘w»` g‘mMma -nÌm| ‘| {H$`m OmEJm& ì`mnH$ àMma-àgma Ho$ {bE gyMZm H$m àH$meZ Xmoham`m ^r Om gHo$Jm& AÝ` {dídgZr` VarHo$ go Bg VÏ` H$m ì`mnH$ àMma-àgma {ZJ‘ Ûmam H$am`m OmEJm {H$ ^y{‘ H$s {~H«$s Zrbm‘r Ûmam H$s OmZr h¡& gyMZm H$m àH$meZ {ZJ‘/{d^mJ H$s ~odgmB©Q> na ^r {H$`m OmEJm& {Z{dXm H$s gyMZm H$m àmê$n “n[a{eï>-I’’ ‘| g¨b¾ h¡& Bg àmê$n ‘| n[a`moOZm Ho$ AZwgma Amdí`H$ g¨emoYZ, à~§Y g¨MmbH$, ‘Ü`àXoe amÁ` n`©Q>Z {dH$mg {ZJ‘ Ûmam {H$`m Om gHo$Jm&

2.2 àmßV {Z{dXmAm| H$m narjU -

2.2.1 A{^ê${M A{^ì`{º$ Am‘§ÌU (E.O.I.) AWdm {Z{dXm Am‘§ÌU Ho$ AmYma na àmá àñVmdm| na VH$ZrH$s Ah©VmAm| H$m narjU {ZåZmZwgma J{R>V narjU g{‘{V Ho$ Ûmam {H$`m Om`oJm:-

(i) g¨MmbH$ n`©Q>Z g¨dY©Z BH$mB©

(ii) ‘hmà~§YH$ ({dËV) 21

(iii) {ZJ‘ Ho$ MmQ>©S>© AH$m§CQ>|Q>

(iv) ì`mdgm{`H$ gbmhH$ma (`{X H$moB© hmo, Vmo)

2.2.2 VH$ZrH$s Ah©VmAm| Ho$ narjU Cnam§V nmÌ nm`o J`o {Z{dXmH$mam| H$s {dËVr` {Z{dXm Ho$ ‘yë`m§H$Z hoVw {ZåZmZwgma g{‘{V J{R>V H$s OmVr h¡:-

(i) à~§Y g¨MmbH$ (AWdm à~§Y g¨MmbH$ Ûmam Zm‘m§{H$V Ana à~§Y g¨MmbH$ / H$m`©nm{bH$ {ZXoeH$) n`©Q>Z {ZJ‘ - AÜ`j

(ii) boIm A{YH$mar Am`wŠV n`©Q>Z H$m`m©b` - gXñ`

(iii) {ZJ‘ Ho$ MmQ>©S>© AH$m§CQ>|Q> - gXñ`

(iv)ì`mdgm{`H$ gbmhH$ma(`{X H$moB© hmo, Vmo) - gXñ`

(v) g¨MmbH$ n`©Q>Z g¨dY©Z BH$mB© - gXñ` g{Md

2.3 A{^ê${M A{^ì`{º$ Am‘§ÌU (E.O.I.)> Ho$ AmYma na àmá àñVmdm| Ho$ narjU hoVw Cº$ g{‘{V Ûmam Bg n[a`moOZm {deof hoVw {Z`wº$ ì`mdgm{`H$ gbmhH$ma H$m A{^‘V àmá H$a Pre-condition/Eligibility Criterion Ho$ ‘mnXÊS> {ZYm©[aV H$aoJr& BZ ‘mnXÊS>m| Ho$ AmYma na ‘yë`m§H$Z g{‘{V (E.O.I.) Ho$ VhV àmá àñVmdm| Ho$ narjU CnamÝV nmÌ BÀNw>H$ AmdoXH$m| Ho$ ‘Ü` {ZYm©[aV {Z{dXm eVm] Ed§ àmdYmZm| Ho$ VhV {dÎmr` àñVmd ~wbmE OmZo H$s H$m`©dmhr H$aoJr& Bg narjU Ho$ VhV nmÌ nmE JE BÀNw>H$ AmdoXH$m| H$mo Request For proposal XñVmdoO ào{fV {H$`m OmH$a, BZ nmÌ AmdoXH$m| Ho$ ‘Ü` gr{‘V à{VñnYm© Ho$ VhV {ZYm©[aV {Z{dXm eVm] Ed§ àmdYmZm| Ho$ AZwgma àñVmd àmá {H$E Om gH|$Jo&

2.4 (E.O.I.) AWdm grYo {Z{dXm Am‘§ÌU go àmá {dÎmr` àñVmdm| H$m Amdí`H$ narjU Cº$ “‘yë`m§H$Z g{‘{V’’ H$aoJr VWm CnamoŠV {dËVr` àñVmd AnZr AZwe§gm g{hV àemgH$s` {d^mJ H$mo n[a{eï>-J ‘| AnZm à{VdoXZ {ZU©` hoVw àñVwV H$aoJr&

2.5 “‘yë`m§H$Z g{‘{V’’ Ho$ {dÎmr` àñVmd àm{á Ho$ 45 {XZ Ho$ ^rVa àemgH$s` {d^mJ àñVmd ñdrH¥$V AWdm AñdrH¥$V H$aZo Ho$ g¨~§Y ‘| A§{V‘ {ZU©` boH$a n`©Q>Z {ZJ‘ H$mo gy{MV H$aoJr AÝ`Wm CƒV‘ àñVmdXmVm H$mo `h A{YH$ma hmoJm {H$ CgHo$ Ûmam O‘m H$amB© JB© Yamoha am{e dmng boVo hþE {Z{dXm go ~mha hmo OmE &

2.6 àW‘ CƒV‘ Ho$ Abmdm eof àñVmdXmVmAm| H$s Yamoha am{e {ZJ‘ Ûmam ^oOo J`o {dÎmr` àñVmd na amÁ` gaH$ma go àemgH$s` AZw‘moXZ àmßV hmoZo Ho$ VËH$mb ~mX dmng H$a Xr Om`oJr &

2.7 amÁ` emgZ go {Z{dXm ñdrH¥${V H$s gyMZm àmá hmoZo na {ZJ‘ g’$b {Z{dXmH$ma H$mo Bg ñdrH¥${V H$s gyMZm XoJm & Cº$ gyMZm àmá hmoZo Ho$ 60 {XZ Ho$ ^rVa (Yamoha am{e g‘m`moOZ nümV²) eof am{e CƒV‘² àñVmdXmVm H$mo O‘m H$aZm Amdí`H$ hmoJm & 60 {XZ Ho$ ^rVa am{e Z O‘m H$amZo na 12 à{VeV dm{f©H$ ã`mO Xa go A{YH$V‘ 4 ‘mh H$m g‘` Am¡a {X`m OmdoJm & Am¡{MË`nyU© H$maUm| go {ZdoeH$ Ûmam 4 ‘mh H$s Ad{Y br OmZo na ^r am{e O‘m {H$`m OmZm g¨^d Zht hmo nm ahm h¡ Vmo JwU Xmof Ho$ AmYma na à~§Y g¨MmbH$ ‘Ü`àXoe Qy>[aÁ‘ ~moS>© Bg Ad{Y H$mo {~S> S>çy S>oQ> go EH$ df© VH$ Ho$ {b`o 12 à{VeV ã`mO g{hV ~‹T>m gH|$Jo & 22

2.8 `{X {ZYm©[aV g‘`md{Y ‘| CÀMV‘ àñVmdXmVm Ûmam eof am{e O‘m Zht H$s OmVr h¡ Vmo `w{º$-`wº$ H$maU Ho$ gmW am{e O‘m H$aZo hoVw EH$ Adga {deof AZw‘{V ñdê$n EH$ ‘mh H$m A§{V‘ g‘` {X`m Om`oJm& `{X Cº$ g‘` ‘| ^r eof am{e O‘m Zht H$s OmVr Vmo Yamoha am{e amOgmV H$aVo hþE Amd§Q>Z H$m`©dmhr {ZañV H$a Xr OmEJr Am¡a ^y{‘ H$s nwZ… Zrbm‘r H$s OmEJr& Eogr pñW{V ‘| Eogm {Z{dXmH$ma nwZ: Zrbm‘r ‘| ì`{º$JV, ^mJrXmar `m H§$gm}{e`‘ Ho$ gXñ` Ho$ ê$n ‘| ^mJ Zht bo gHo$Jm&

2.9 {MpÝhV emgH$s` ^y{‘`m|/^y{‘ {Og na n[ag¨n{Îm`m§ {Z{‘©V h¡ Ed§ Omo n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$mo hñVm§V[aV h¡ AWdm H$s Om`oJr, H$mo 90 AWdm 30 df© H$s brO na XoZo, 5 go 30 df© Ho$ {bE bmBg|g na XoZo AWdm {dH$mg/à~§YH$s` AZw~§Y Ho$ ‘mÜ`‘ go {dH${gV H$aZo Ho$ g¨~§Y ‘| A§{V‘ {ZU©` n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ûmam {b`m Om`oJm &

2.10 brO na Xr JB© ^y{‘`m| go àmßV hmoZo dmbr {Z{dXm am{e Ed§ dm{f©H$ (àr{‘`‘) brO a|Q> H$s am{e, ^y{‘`m| Ho$ {ZdV©Z Ed§ AYmog¨aMZm {dH$mg hoVw {ZJ‘ Ûmam n¥WH$ ‘X “emgH$s` ^y{‘`m| H$m {ZdV©Z Ed§ AYmog¨aMZm {dH$mg” ‘| aIr Om`oJr& `h am{e, ^y{‘`m| Ho$ gd}, hñVm§VaU, {dÚwV/g‹S>H$/Ob àXm`, Eo[a`m ßbmqZJ, Eo[a`m S>odbn‘|Q>, n[ag¨n{Îm`m| H$s gwajm d AÝ` Amdí`H$ AYmog¨aMZm {dH$mg ‘| {ZJ‘ Ûmam ì`` H$s Om gHo$Jr&

2.11 g’$b {Z{dXmH$Vm©Am| go n[a`moOZm bmJV H$s 10 à{VeV AWdm A{YH$V‘ am{e ê$n`o

2.00 H$amo‹S> VH$ H$s na’$m‘]Ýg {gŠ`y[aQ>r, ~¢H$ Jma§Q>r/gmd{Y O‘m agrX Ho$ ê$n ‘| àmá H$s Om`oJr, Omo {H$ n[a`moOZm Ho$ g’$b g¨MmbZ Ho$ 3 df© nümV bm¡Q>mB© Om`oJr &

2.12 g‘ñV am{e`m§ àm{á Cnam§V n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ûmam CÀMV‘ àñVmdXmVm Ho$ nj ‘| nQ²>Q>m {dboI {Zînm{XV {H$`m OmEJm, {Ogo àñVmdXmVm ñd`§ Ho$ ì`` na ^maVr` ‘wÐm§H$ A{Y{Z`‘ Ho$ àmdYmZmZwgma 90 {XZ Ho$ ^rVa n§OrH¥$V H$admEJm& n§OrH¥$V nQ²>Q>m {dboI H$s à‘m{UV gË` à{V{b{n n`©Q>Z {d^mJ H$mo àñVwV {H$E OmZo na ̂ y{‘ H$m H$ãOm {ZJ‘ Ûmam g’$b {Z{dXmH$Vm© H$mo gm¢nm OmEJm&

2.13 amÁ` gaH$ma H$mo {H$gr ^r àñVmd H$mo {~Zm H$moB© H$maU ~VmE ñdrH¥$V H$aZo AWdm AñdrH¥$V H$aZo H$m A{YH$ma hmoJm& Bg g¨~§Y ‘| amÁ` gaH$ma H$m A§{V‘ {ZU©` àñVmdXmVmAm| H$mo ‘mÝ` hmoJm&

2.14 {ZJ‘ Ûmam {Z{dXm XñVmdoO/E.O.I. Am{X ‘| Bg ~mV H$m C„oI {H$`m OmEJm {H$ n[a`moOZm nyU© H$aZo H$s Ad{Y Š`m hmoJr& Am{YnË` àm{á H$s {V{W go EH$ df© Ho$ ^rVa ñWb na g’$b àñVmdH$Vm© Ûmam Amdí`H$ AZw‘{V`m§/ AZmn{Îm`m§ Am{X àmßV H$a H$m`© àma§^ {H$`m Om`oJm& n[a`moOZm g‘`md{Y ‘| nyU© Z hmoZo H$s Xem ‘| `wpŠV-`wŠV H$maU Ed§ à^mdr H$X‘m| Ho$ AmYma na àñVmdH$Vm© Ûmam AmdoXZ XoZo na Xmo ~ma EH$ -EH$ df© H$s Ad{Y Ho$ {b`o g‘`-gr‘m ~T>m`r Om gHo$Jr& Cº$ Ad{Y g‘má hmoZo Ho$ CnamÝV ^r H$m`© nyU© Z hmoZo H$s Xem ‘| na’$m‘]g ~¢H$ Jma§Q>r amOgmV H$s Om gHo$Jr VWm nQ²>Q>m {ZañV {H$`m Om gHo$Jm Am¡a g‘ñV O‘m am{e`m° amOgmV hmo OmdoJr&

2.15 nQ²>Q>m {dboI {Zînm{XV H$aZo Ho$ {bE n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ho$ à{V{Z{Y Ho$ ê$n ‘| à~§Y g¨MmbH$, ‘Ü`àXoe amÁ` n`©Q>Z {dH$mg {ZJ‘ A{YH¥$V hm|Jo& 23

2.16 {Z{dXm Yamoha am{e ({~S> {gŠ`mo[aQ>r) gm‘mÝ`V: Ama{jV ‘yë` Ho$ 10 à{VeV Ho$ g‘H$j {H$ÝVw A{YH$V‘ ê$n`o 20.00 bmI VH$ hmoJr& {deof ‘m‘bm| ‘| `h Yamoha am{e V` H$aZo hoVw à~§Y g¨MmbH$ A{YH¥$V hm|Jo&

2.17 nQ²>Q>m {dboI ‘| g¨emoYZ hoVw àM{bV n`©Q>Z Zr{V Ho$ AÝVJ©V ‘w»` g{Md H$s AÜ`jVm ‘| J{R>V gm{YH$ma g{‘{V A{YH¥$V hmoJr & 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 n[a{eîQ>-02 ‘Ü`àXoe emgZ n`©Q>Z {d^mJ ‘§Ìmb`, dëb^ ^dZ, ^monmb h¡[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm à‘mUrH$aU JmBS>bmBZ Ed§ à{H«$`m 2019 àXoe H$s n`©Q>Z à`moOZ hoVw h¡[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm`m| Ho$ à‘mUrH$aU Ho$ {bE {ZåZmZwgma JmBS>bmBZ Ed§ à{H«$`m {Z{üV H$s OmVr h¡ :-

1. h¡[aQ>oO g¨n{Îm H$s n[a^mfm :- h¡[aQ>oO g¨n{Îm H$m VmËn`© {XZm§H$ 01/01/1950 go nhbo {Z{‘©V {H$bo, ‘hb, {eH$ma bm°O `m {Zdmg go h¡ & EH$ h¡[aQ>oO g¨n{Îm ‘|, joÌ, dmñVw{eën gw{dYmAm| Am¡a gm‘mÝ` {Z‘m©U ‘| joÌ Ho$ OrdZ Ho$ nma§n[aH$ VarHo$ H$mo Ü`mZ ‘| aIVo hþE {d{eï> JwU Am¡a dmVmdaU hmoZm Mm{hE & Bg loUr Ho$ {bE {dMma H$s OmZo dmbr g¨n{Îm H$s dmñVwH$bm H$mo Am‘Vm¡a na `Wmê$n aIm OmZm Mm{hE & ‘m¡OyXm g¨aMZmAm| ‘| H$moB© {dñVma, gwYma, ZdrH$aU, n[adV©Z nma§n[aH$ dmñVw{eën e¡{b`m| Am¡a nwamZo Ho$ gmW ZE H$mo gm‘§Oñ` ~ZmZo dmbr aMZmË‘H$ VH$ZrH$m| H$mo Ü`mZ ‘| aIVo hþE {H$`m OmZm Mm{hE Wm & Omo‹S>m J`m Z`m {Z{‘©V joÌ nwamZr Am¡a ZB© g¨aMZmAm| g{hV Hw$b {Z{‘©V (pßb¨W) joÌ H$m 50% go A{YH$ Zht hmoZm Mm{hE & Bg à`moOZ Ho$ {bE, pñdq‘J nyb, bm°Z Am{X O¡gr gw{dYmAm| H$mo ~mha aIm OmEJm &

2. nmÌVm :- EH$ ì`{º$ / ’$‘© / nmQ>©Za{en ’$‘© / npãbH$ {b{‘Q>oS> H§$nZr / àmBdoQ> {b{‘Q>oS> H§$nZr / {b{‘Q>oS> bm`{~{bQ>r nmQ>©Za{en (LLP) / HUF / Q´ñQ> / a{OñQ>S>© nmda Am°’$ AQ>m°Zu hmoëS>a g{Q©>{’$Ho$Q> Am°’$ h¡[aQ>oO Ho$ {bE AmdoXZ H$aZo Ho$ {bE nmÌ hm|Jo &

3. g¨b¾ {H$E OmZo dmbo AmdoXZ Am¡a XñVmdoO :- {ZåZ{bpIV XñVmdoOm| Ho$ gmW n[a{eîQ> - 2.1 ‘| g¨b¾ {ZYm©[aV AmdoXZ nÌ à~§Y g¨MmbH$, ‘Ü`àXoe Qy>[aÁ‘ ~moS>© H$mo àñVwV {H$`m OmEJm &

3.1 VhgrbXma `m ñWmZr` {ZH$m` `m nwamVËd Ed§ g¨J«hmb` {d^mJ Ûmam Omar H$s JB© g¨n{Îm H$s Am`w H$m à‘mU &

3.2 g¨n{Îm H$m ZŠem Omo {d{YdV ê$n go n§OrH¥$V Am{H©$Q>oŠQ> / {g{db B§Or{Z`a Ûmam V¡`ma {H$`m J`m hmo & (Am{H©$Q>oŠQ> H$s n§OrH$aU H«$‘m§H$ H$m CëboI à‘mU nÌ ‘| hmo) &

3.3 Am{H©$Q>oŠQ> / {g{db B§Or{Z`a H$s [anmoQ>© g¨b¾ hmo {Og‘| {ZåZmZwgma {ddaU hmo:-

3.4 joÌ’$b

(i) Hw$b joÌ’$b: (dJ©‘rQ>a ‘|)...................(eãXm| ‘|) .................(dJ©‘rQ>a) 31

(ii) Iwbm joÌ (dJ©‘rQ>a ‘|).....................(eãXm| ‘|) .................. (dJ©‘rQ>a)

3.5 {Z{‘©V joÌ: -

(i) (01/01/1950 go nhbo {Z{‘©V joÌ) (dJ©‘rQ>a ‘|) .......... (eãXm| ‘|) .... (dJ©‘rQ>a)

(ii) (01/01/1950 Ho$ ~mX H$m joÌ) (dJ©‘rQ>a ‘|)..........(eãXm| ‘|)..........(dJ©‘rQ>a)

(iii) Hw$b {Z{‘©V joÌ (dJ©‘rQ>a ‘|) ............... (eãXm| ‘|) .......... (dJ©‘rQ>a)

3.6 AmdoXH$ n[a{eîQ>-2.2 Ho$ AZwgma gmXo H$mJO na EH$ ñd-KmofUm àñVwV H$aoJm&

3.7 AmdoXZ ewëH$ Ho$ ê$n ‘| Rs.20,000 / - àg¨ñH$aU ewëH$ Xo` hmoJm &

3.8 {d{^Þ H$moUm| go gånyU© g¨n{Îm {XImVo hþE g¨n{Îm Ho$ AJ«^mJ / gm‘Zo H$s D$±MmB© H$s Vñdra| Omo BgHo$ h¡[aQ>oO {deofVm H$mo COmJa H$aVr hm| &

4. AnyU© AmdoXZ Ho$ ‘m‘bo ‘| AñdrH¥${V :-

4.1 `{X H$moB© ^r XñVmdoO AmdoXH$ Ûmam àXmZ Zht {H$`m OmVm h¡, Vmo Ìw{Q>ny{V© hoVw AmdoXH$ H$mo gy{MV {H$`m OmEJm Omo Cgo nÌ àmá hmoZo H$s VmarI go 15 {XZm| Ho$ ^rVa O‘m H$aZm hmoJm & `{X OmZH$mar {ZYm©[aV g‘` Ho$ ^rVa àñVwV Zht H$s OmVr h¡, Vmo AmdoXZ AñdrH$ma H$a {X`m OmEJm &

4.2 à~§Y g¨MmbH$, ‘Ü`àXoe Qy>[aÁ‘ ~moS>© Ûmam AmdoXZ H$s AñdrH¥${V go g¨~§{YV {H$gr ^r {eH$m`V Ho$ ‘m‘bo ‘|, n`©Q>Z {d^mJ Ho$ à‘wI g{Md / g{Md H$m {ZU©` A§{V‘ Ed§ ~§YZH$mar hmoJm &

5. h¡[aQ>oO H$m à‘mU nÌ :-

5.1 h¡[aQ>oO g¨n{Îm Ho$ à‘mU nÌ (n[a{eîQ>- 2.3 ‘| g¨b¾) na à~§Y g¨MmbH$, ‘Ü`àXoe Qy>[aÁ‘ ~moS>© Ûmam hñVmja {H$E OmE§Jo&

5.2 nyar g¨n{Îm Am¡a CgH$s h¡[aQ>oO {deofVm {XImZo dmbr g¨n{Îm H$m ’«§$Q> ’$moQ>moJ«m’$ à‘mU nÌ Ho$ nrN>o qàQ> {H$`m Om`oJm &

6. {d{dY :-

6.1 Zr{V Ho$ A§VJ©V Omar à‘mU nÌ H$m Cn`moJ {d{dY à`moOZm| / n[ag¨n{Îm na ñdm{‘Ëd Ho$ à‘mU Am{X hoVw Zht {H$`m Om gHo$Jm &

6.2 Zr{V Ho$ A§VJ©V Omar à‘mU nÌ Ho$ AmYma na {d^mJr` Zr{V`m| Ho$ A§VJ©V àmßV hmoZo dmbr Ny>Q>/gw{dYm`|/AZwXmZ Am{X H$s nmÌVm A{O©V H$s Om gHo$Jr &

6.3 h¡[aQ>oO n[ag¨n{Îm H$m ñdê$n ~XbH$a n[ag¨n{Îm H$s h¡[aQ>oO {deofVm g‘mßV {H$`m OmZm nm`o OmZo na Zr{V A§VJ©V Omar à‘mU nÌ VËH$mb à^md go {ZañVr `mo½` hmoJm & {ZañVrH$aU H$s H$m`©dmhr à‘mU nÌ OmarH$Vm© A{YH$mar Ûmam à‘mU nÌ YmaH$ H$mo gwZo OmZo H$m Adga àXmZ H$aZo Ho$ Cnam§V H$s Om gHo$Jr & 32 n[a{eîQ>/Annexure - 2.1 FORM Application form for granting Certificate of Heritage to Operation Heritage Hotel/ Heritage Property proposed to be used as Tourism Unit by the Department of Tourism, Madhya Pradesh To, Managing Director, MP Tourism Board, Lily Trade Wing, 6th Floor, Jehangirabad, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.

Sub: Application for grant of Certificate of Heritage for operating Heritage Hotel/Heritage Property proposed to be used as a Tourism Unit.

Sir, I/We hereby apply for grant of Certificate of Heritage for operating Heritage Hotel/Heritage Property, details of which are as under :-

1. Name & Complete Postal Address of the applicant with photo and photo ID (Self-attested Photo Copy of ID to be enclosed)

2. Complete Address and details Address of the Heritage Property:

of Operating Heritage Hotel/ Heritage Property proposed to be used as Tourism Unit :

3. Photograph of the Building including facade and architectural features, from different angles.

4. I/We hereby enclose the following documents with the application which are required under guidelines : - a. Proof of age of the property issued by Tehsildar or Local Body or Archaeology & Museum Department.

b. Map of the existing building/property duly prepared/attested by the registered Architect/Civil Engineer (with membership No./ registration No.)

Latest Photo of the Heritage property (Front View) 33 c. The report of Architect/Civil Engineer containing the following details is to be enclosed:-

(1) Total area: (in figure)...............(in words) ........................(Sq. Mtr.)

(2) Open area (in figure).............(in words)..................................... (Sq. Mtr.).

(3) Constructed area :-

(i) (Area constricted before 1.1.1950) (in figure)..........(in words).......(Sq. Mtr.).

(ii) (Area constricted after 1.1.1950 (in figure)............(in words)............(Sq. Mtr.).

(iii) Total constructed area (in figure) ............(in words).........................(Sq. Mtr.)

d. The applicant shall submit a self-declaration on plain paper as per Annexure-2.

e. The application shall be accompanied by a Proof of Payment of Rs.

20000 (Rs.Twenty thousand only) as a processing fee paid to Managing Director, MP Tourism Board. (This fee is non-refundable.)

f. The Photographs of the facade/front elevation of the property showing the complete property from various angles highlighting its heritage characters.

I/WE hereby undertake to abide by the provisions and the prescribed conditions of the Guidelines for granting Certificate for Heritage to operating Heritage Hotel/Heritage Property proposed to be used as a Tourism Unit and as amended from time to time. If any deviation from the permissible norms of new constriction is found at any stage, the certificate of Heritage may be withdrawn by this Department.

I/we or any other person cannot claim ownership rights on the basis of this certificate and the certificate is not valid for any legal purpose.

Name and Signature of the Applicant 34 n[a{eîQ>/Annexure -2.2 Declaration (on plain paper)

1. I have applied for operating heritage hotel/heritage property proposed to be used as a heritage hotel or other tourism unit situated at ..............................................

.....................(complete Address, House No., Mohalla etc.) for grant of Certificate of Heritage by Department of Tourism. I am fully authorized to apply for the same.

2. I have obtained and attached the certificate of age of the property issued by -

1. Tehsildar....................................or 2. Local Body ......................................... or 3. Archaeology & Museum Department ................................issued on ....................................manifesting that the property was constricted before 1950 and I have also put self-attestation on the same.

3. Extension, improvement, renovation, change etc. in the existing structures have been done retaining the old constriction pattern and harmonizing new with the old. After expansion/renovation, the newly built up area has not exceeded 50% of the total built up (plinth) area including the old and new structures.

4. I/we further undertake not to make any new construction which deviates from the permissible norms of new constriction.

5. I/we understand that, if any deviation from the permissible norms of old and new structures is found at any stage, the Department will be free to withdraw its approval.

6. I have enclosed the Architect / Civil Engineer report which has been signed by the Architect/Civil Engineer Sh./Smt./M/s....................................(Membership No./ Registration No.............) and by me us. Area details of the property are as below :-

(1) Total area: (in figure )..................................(in words)..............................................Sq. Mtr.

(2) Open area (in figure )..................................(in words)..............................................Sq. Mtr.

(3) Constructed area :-

(i) Area constructed on 1.1.1950) (in figure) ....................(in words)...................Sq. Mtr.

(ii) Area constructed after 1.1.1950) (in figure).................(in words).................Sq. Mtr.

(iii) Total constructed area (in figure).............................(in words)............................Sq. Mtr.

7. Any dispute legal or otherwise which had existed before applying for Certificate of Heritage or arises after issue of the same shall be my/our sole responsibility.

Passport size Photograph of Applicant 35

8. I/we or any other person/company etc cannot claim ownership rights for the above Heritage Property based on the Certificate of Heritage and the same is also not valid for any legal purpose.

9. I/we are duty bound to provide information and statistics about tourist arrivals every month in the prescribed formats to the local representative/officer of the Department of Tourism.

I/We.......................................................................Son/Daughter of Shri.................................................... Age .....................

Year.................................... resident of .............................................................................District.......................................................

of Madhya Pradesh, hereby declare that the information given above and in the enclosed documents is true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed therein. I am well aware of the fact that if the information given by me is proved false/not true, I will have to face the punishment as per the law, and all the benefits availed by me shall be summarily withdrawn.

Name of the Applicant (s) Signature of the Applicant (s)

1.......................................... 1....................................

2....................................... 2.......................................

Place :- Date :- 36 n[a{eîQ>/Annexure -2.3 Government of Madhya Pradesh MP Tourism Board Lily Trade Wing 6th Floor Jehangirabad, Bhopal No.:.................................. Dated: ......................................

Certificate of Heritage (Operating Heritage Hotel/Heritage Properties proposed to be used as a Tourism Unit) To Whom So Ever It May Concern This is to certify that the property situated at (Complete Address) ..............................

........................................................................................................... is a heritage property constructed before

01.01.1950 as per the definition of a Heritage Hotel in Madhya Pradesh Heritage Property Certification Policy 2019. This certificate is issued on the basis of the following.

• Tehsildar/ Patwari ............................................................................................................................................

• Local Body ..............................................................................................................................................................

• Department of Archaeology and Museum................................................................................

(Any one of the above) • As per the architect’s report the whole area of the property is ......................

(Sq. Mtr.)

I. Total constructed area (in figure).....................................(in words)..........................(Sq. Mtr.).

II. Total Open area (in figure ).........................................(in words)....................................(Sq. Mtr.).

Managing Director MP Tourism Board Latest Photo of the Heritage property (Front View) • If any deviation from the permissible norms of new construction is found at any stage, the certificate of Heritage shall be withdrawn.

• This Certificate cannot be used to establish ownership rights and is also not valid for any legal purpose.

38 INDEX Page No.

1. Vision Statement

2. Guiding Principles

3. Strategy

4. Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation Ltd.

5. Tourism Projects

6. Subsidy for Tourism Projects

7. To Promote Week-end Tourism

8. Exemption from Registration and Stamp Duty Fees

9. Allotment of land/heritage assets for establishing Tourism Projects through private investment

10. Eco and Adventure Tourism

11. Film Tourism

12. Constitution of State/ District Tourism Promotion Council

13. Water Tourism

14. Sustainable Tourism

15. Employment oriented Skill Development, Education and Training for Youth

16. Investor Facilitation

17. Development of Way Side Amenities

18. Facilities to Tourism Sector similar to Industries

19. Special Efforts for Comprehensive Tourism Development

20. Implementation of Tourism Policy

21. Repeal

22. Annexure - 1 – Procedure for disposal of Government lan allotted to Tourism Department through auction Note: For any clarification/interpretation notified Hindi version of this policy shall be referred.

41 41 41-43 43-44 44-45 45-54 54 54 55-56 56-57 57-58 58 58-59 59 59-60 60 60 60-61 61-62 62 62-63 64-68 41 Tourism Policy (2016) Amended 2019

1. Vision Statement To promote such balanced & sustainable tourism which enables socioeconomic development, generate employment opportunities and establishes Madhya Pradesh as a destination that provides a complete tourism experience.

2. Guiding Principles The tourism policy is based on the following guiding principles:

2.1 Set up such institutional mechanism which will promote private investment as directed by the State Government.

2.2 Set up an effective regulatory mechanism for sustainable tourism.

2.3 Undertake measures to provide reception, assistance, information, amenities and ensure hygiene, security and infrastructure for the tourists.

2.4 Conservation of heritage and making them places of tourist attraction.

2.5 Eco-tourism to be the tool to sensitize masses about environmental conservation.

2.6 Establish active and coordinated participation of Government departments, voluntary organizations, the local community and other stakeholders of tourism sector.

2.7 Appropriate development of tourism based projects through Public Private Partnership (PPP).

2.8 Validity period of Policy- After amendment the policy shall remain in force for five years from the date of its issuance and projects started/ established/expanded, commenced during such period shall qualify for benefits/exemption/concessions under the provision of this Policy.

State Government may extend the period of this policy as and when required.

3. Strategy The strategy to translate the vision statement and guiding principles in reality will be as under:

3.1 Clear, transparent guidelines and standard procedures will be laid down to attract private investment.

3.2 Relevant research and preparation of necessary database will be undertaken for destination marketing.

3.3 An appropriate system will be developed for preparation of authentic statistical database and for obtaining tourist feedback for systemic reforms.

3.4 Continuous improvement and maintenance of basic infrastructure such as roads,drinking water, power, hygiene, transport and solid waste management will been sured.

3.5 Active participation of local bodies will be ensured by sensitizing them towards tourism.

3.6 To promote and market fairs, local cuisine, culture,folk music, dance, costumes, products, art, handicraft and heritage, rural tourism will be encouraged. To execute these activities registered Self Help Groups will be promoted.

3.7 Highest priority will be accorded to conservation and preservation of natural resources and beauty at eco-tourism destinations.

3.8 A comprehensive plan will be prepared for development of identified destinations of spiritual tourism.

3.9 Planned development of tourism facilities near major water bodies will been sured.

3.10 To promote tourism, effective measures will be taken up for road (bus service) and air connectivity between cities with the active participation of the private sector.

3.11 By simplification of procedures and with the help of local administration necessary steps will be undertaken to promote adventure tourism.

3.12 To promote tourist friendly image of the state, all personnel directly and indirectly engaged in the tourism sector will be trained. Trainings will also ensure generation of employment opportunities for the youth.

3.13 To encourage establishment of tourism projects through private investment, landbank will be strengthened continuously, identifying suitable locations.

3.14 To provide quality accommodation to tourist in the state, establishment of standardand deluxe class hotels with private investment will be encouraged.

3.15 Efforts to include Tourism within the action plan of other relevant departments of the State will be made.

3.16 To encourage establishment of heritage hotels with private investment, subsidies/concessions will be offered.

3.17 To encourage MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions) Tourism in the State, establishment of convention centers with private investment will be promoted.

3.18 Subsidies/Concessions will be made available to augment the establishment of various tourism projects including hotels and resorts in the State.

3.19 New tourist destinations and destination of significant importance will be developed. Special packages of incentives will be given to setup the projects in ulterior & inaccessible places.

3.20 Medical Tourism, Destination Wedding tourism and Rural/Agro/Eco Tourism will be encouraged.

3.21 Basic infrastructure will be developed at the infrastructure less land, water bodies and heritage properties located in remote areas.

3.22 To assist the investors in getting the permissions/NOCs, renewal etc.

Tourism Board shall act as Nodal Agency. Tourism Board shall adopt handholding process in getting permissions/NOCs/renewal etc.

3.23 To establish Tourism Projects, in coordination with other departments, efforts will be made to apply the concept of Ease of Doing Business.

3.24 For certification of Heritage Properties, rules & procedure will be frame by the department. On the basis of certification issued by the department heritage units shall be provided incentives & facilities as per provisions of the Policy.

3.25 To create and generate employment opportunities and for overall development of tourism Gram Stay, Farm Stay and Bread & Breakfast Policy will be formulated to promote & establish such units. Registered Tourism Cooperative Societies & registered Self-Help Groups shall be encouraged to establish such units.

3.26 Tourist centers will be developed as facile destinations for disabled visitors.

3.27 A specific Policy will be formulated in consultation with stake holders to encourage big brands to establish Hotels/Resorts/Mega Tourism Projects.

4. Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation Ltd.

The role of MP State Tourism Development Corporation Ltd. for implementation of tourism policy at the ground level is important. The role of the Corporation will be as under:

4.1 While providing tourism services, the Corporation shall play a crucial role in establishment, expansion and marketing of tourism services with private investment.

4.2 As per the need, the corporation will be allowed to hand over its units to private sector for operation under management agreement or on a long-term lease.

4.3 To resolve issues related to tourism promotion, management and operations, effective steps shall be taken up in co-ordination with stakeholders of tourism industry.

4.4 Tourism projects shall be established and appropriate support to investors to invest in new undeveloped areas with tourism potential shall be streamlined.

4.5 As and when required Corporation can expand its units and develop new are as of tourism through profits realized.

4.6 Institutions such as Madhya Pradesh Institute of Hospitality and Training, Food Craft Institute, State Institute of Hospitality and Catering Technology which provide higher education and skill development trainings in hospitality, foodcraft and tourism management, shall be expanded and strengthened.

4.7 Corporation shall play pivotal role in obtaining loan and grants from State Government, Central Government and Financial Institutions for tourism projects.

4.8 For attracting investments through Private Sector, investor facilitation, providing subsidies and facilities to investors under the policy and for planning implementing and monitoring tourism projects, the department shall constitutea separate division “Investment Promotion and Planning division” within the Corporation. A proper set-up for this division shall be devised by the department. Appropriate human resources shall be placed by the Corporation adhering to this set-up.

For the effective operation of this division, government shall provide requisite financial resources to the corporation separately.

5. Tourism Projects Under this Policy following activities shall be treated as Tourism Projects to avail various facilities/subsidies. Definition of Tourism Projects shall be determined as per the notification of Government of India from time to time or shall be determined by the Tourism Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh:

5.1 Hotel (Star, Deluxe and Standard Class)

5.2 Health Farm/Resort/Health and Wellness Resort

5.3 Resort, Camping Site and Fixed tenting units

5.4 Motel and Way Side Amenities

5.5 Heritage Hotel

5.6 Convention Centre (MICE)

5.7 Museum / Aquarium / Theme Parks 45

5.8 Bed and Breakfast / Home Stay Units

5.9 Golf Course

5.10 Rope way

5.11 Water Park and Water Sports

5.12 Amusement Park

5.13 Caravan Tourism

5.14 Cruise Tourism

5.15 House Boat

5.16 Film studio and development of infrastructure and installation of equipment for film making.

5.17 Adventure Sports

5.18 Sound and Light Show / Laser Show

5.19 Sea Plane

5.20 Amphibian Tourist Vehicle

5.21 Aero sports & Aero Sports Training Centre/ Academy

5.22 Heritage Cafeteria / Motel

5.23 Wildlife resorts

5.24 Gram Stay/Farm Stay

5.25 Other activities related to tourism as notified by Tourism Department of Central/ State Government, from time to time.

6. Subsidy for Tourism Projects Tourism Projects established and operationalised during the operative tenure of this policy shall be entitled to capital investment subsidy. Considering to the type of activity and the capital investment, capital subsidy shall be granted as mentioned below:

46 S.

No.

Subsidy Scheme Minimum Project Expenditure (Rs.

in Lac) Percentage of Subsidy against Fixed Capital Investment Maximum ceiling of Subsidy (Rs. in lac) Other conditions

6.1 Capital subsidy for Heritage Hotel under Proprietorship 300 15% 200 After establishment & commencement of the heritage hotel subsidy shall be released after certification from HRACC or Tourism Board.

For certification of heritage hotels by M.P. Tourism Board, the guidelines and process is annexed at Annexure-2.

6.2 Capital Investment subsidy for establishment of Heritage Hotel where the Heritage Assets are obtained fromTourism Department on Lease 1000 15% 500 As per Clause 6.1

6.3 Capital Investment subsidy to establish a new Deluxe/Three Star or Higher category new Hotel and Resort 1000 15% 500 Minimum 50 lettable air-conditioned rooms should be available.

6.4 Capital Investment subsidy for establishment of new Hotel/Mini Resort of Standard category 200 15% 50 Minimum airconditioned 25, lettable rooms for hotel and 10 rooms for resorts should be available.

6.5 Capital Investment subsidy for establishment of new Resort and Wellness Centre (Including Resort equipped with Ayurvedic, Yoga and Naturopathic treatment) 500 15% 200 Unit should be established as per the definition, criterion and standards defined by the Government of India/State Government.

6.6 Capital Investment Subsidy for expansion of established Star/ Deluxe/Standard Hotel/ Resort/Heritage Hotel 100 15% 500 Expansion in terms of minimum 50% increased in staying capacity will only be eligible for subsidy

6.7 Capital Investmentc Subsidy for establishment of 500 or more seater convention centre as above cum Hotel under MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) 2000 15% 1000 Project must be established in such a way as to conform to the criteria/ standards laid down by Government of India for convention centre. Seating capacity of main convention hall taken alone should be 500 or more.

6.8 Capital Investment Subsidy for creation of infrastructure along with installation of equipment to establish Film Studio, Film making, Museum, Aquarium, Theme Park 100 15% 500

6.9 Capital Investment subsidy for creation of infrastructure and installation of permanent facility/ acquisition of equipment / Tents and facilities to establish Adventure Tourism, Water Tourism, Water Sports, Cruise/House Boat, Navigation infrastructure, Amusement Park, Sound and Light Show, Laser Show, Camping (Including tents) 25 15% 300 Installation of permanent facility/ infrastructure shall mean creating/ installing platform/ Jetty/equipments/ parking sites/ electricity facility/ water supply etc. and public amenities.

6.10 Capital Investment subsidy for establishment of Way Side Amenities under GreenField/ Franchise Model with minimum investment of Rs. 25.00 lakh 25 15% 50 Units established and operated as per Departments Way Side Amenities Policy 2016 at an identified site or at a site approved by the Managing Director, M.P. Tourism Board.

6.11 Capital Investment subsidy for creation of infrastructure such as power supply, water supply, approach road, sewage and drainage system on land and heritage assets obtained from Tourism Department on lease basis.

50 25% 300

6.12 Installation of Ropeway infrastructure for transport in inaccessible tourist places/forest areas.

100 40% 500

6.13 Capital subsidy for establishment of Sea Plane, Amphibian Tourist Vehicle and Aero Sports and Aero Sports Training Centre/ Academy 100 25% 1000 Subsidy shall be given after one year from the date of operation of Aero Sports & Aero Sports Academy/ Training Centre.

For Sea Plane & Amphibian Tourist Vehicles subsidy shall be released as follows :- • Start of operation - 40% •In subsequent 2nd, 3rd & 4th year@ 20% per year

6.14 To be eligible for capital subsidy for new Deluxe and Standard hotels being established shall have to give 70% jobs mandatorily to the residents of Madhya Pradesh.

6.15 Resorts being established within 20 kilometers radius of the notified National Parks/Tiger Reserves and Sanctuaries shall be eligible for capital subsidy as under according to the category of the forest area:

50 Special Incentives for Wildlife Resorts Category of Forest area Name of forest area Minimum investment (Rs in crore) Minimum number of rooms Capital subsidy Maximum ceiling of capital subsidy (Rs in crore) A Kanha, Bandhavgarh, Pench Tiger Reserve & adjacent National Parks & Sanctuaries.

5.00 10 20% 1.00 B Panna &Satpuda Tiger Reserve and adjacent National Parks & Sanctuaries.

3.00 07 20% 2.00 C Sanjay Dubri Tiger Reserve and National Parks and adjacent National Parks & Sanctuaries and all other national parks/ sanctuaries except as mentioned in A & B above.

1.00 05 20% 3.00 51

6.16 Additional subsidy to establish Tourism Projects in distant & new ulterior areas - Additional 5% Capital Investment Subsidy shall be given to the tourism projects established in distant and ulterior areas. In such areas the minimum investment limit shall be 50% of the prescribed limit as mentioned in the Tourism Policy. Similarly, number of rooms ceiling shall be reduced to 50%.

There shall be no upper limit on maximum amount of capital subsidy.

1. To be eligible for capital investment subsidy, the projects shall have to be established outside the Nagar Nigam, planning area boundaries of Indore, Bhopal, Ujjain, Dewas, Sagar, Gwalior, Jabalpur, Katni, Rewa & Satna cities.

2. There should not be any similar unit within the 10 Kms. radius of proposed unit.

3. If any such unit established by M.P. Government or its undertaking in the area of the proposed project shall not be taken in to account, for the purpose of point 2 above.

4. If a wildlife resorts is eligible to get benefits under this category may have an option to choose any one category under the tourism policy.

6.17 Capital subsidy to existing hotels for renovation/modernization & upgradation - A. On upgradation/renovation/modernization of existing standard hotels and mini resorts into Deluxe Hotels (minimum 50 rooms) resorts (minimum 20 rooms),capital subsidy will be provided as per the tourism policy under such category.

To be eligible for subsidy minimum 10.00 crore investment shall be required.

B. On upgradation/renovation/modernization of existing deluxe hotels and resorts into 4 star or higher category Hotels (minimum 75 rooms) resorts (minimum 25 rooms),capital subsidy will be provided as per the tourism policy under such category.

To be eligible for subsidy minimum 25.00 crore investment shall be required.

C. All such units shall be entitled for subsidy on capital investment made after the enforcement of this Policy.

6.18 It will be mandatory for all units, who have availed subsidy to run the units at least for three years from the date of availing the subsidy. Such units will submit a self-declaration on or before 15th of April every year regarding continuous operation of the unit.

52 On non-compliance of above conditions the investor shall have to return the subsidy amount as follows :- A. Closure of unit within 1 year from the date of receipt of subsidy 80% amount of subsidy has to be refunded.

B. Closure of unit within 2 years from the date of receipt of subsidy 60% amount of subsidy to be refunded.

C. Closure of unit within 3 years from the date of receipt of subsidy 50% amount of subsidy to be refunded.

(ii) For claiming the capital subsidy, application in prescribed format shall have to be submitted by the eligible unit within 1 year from the date of commencement of operation.

(iii) Investment made prior to 3 years from the date of commencement of operation of the unit shall be accepted for calculating the capital subsidy.

6.19 Investment Promotion assistance to setup Large/Mega/Ultra-mega tourism projects- Large/Mega/Ultra-mega tourism projects shall be entitled for Investment promotion assistance according to their category as follows :- Category of the project Minimum investment in the project Minimum number of employment (for residents of M.P.)

Percentage of Investment Promotion Assistance on capital investment made by the unit Maximum ceiling of Investment Promotion Assistance (Rs in crore) Year wise Percentage of Disbursement of Investment Promotion Assistance Amount First year Second year Third year Fourth year Large Rs. 10.00 crore or more 50 30% 15 10% 10% 5% 5% Mega Rs.50.00 crore or more 100 30% 30 10% 10% 5% 5% Ultramega Rs.100 crore or more 200 30% 90 10% 10% 5% 5% 53 For setting up Heritage Hotels there quirement of minimum investment and employment condition shall be 50% of the above-mentioned categories.

Any unit claiming Investment Promotion Assistance shall not be entitled for capital subsidy in any other category under the policy.

6.20 Subsidy for Responsible tourism -

(i) Any unit certified by Eco Tourism Society of India shall be entitled for reimbursement of 100% investment made to obtain such certificate subject to a maximum ceiling of Rs. 1.00 lakh.

(ii) Any new or existing tourism unit which setup Pollution Control mechanism according to the guidelines of Pollution Control Board, shall be entitled for 25% subsidy on such investment subject to maximum Rs. 50.00 lakh provided, the minimum investment is made more than 10.00 lakh to setup such mechanism.

6.21 Special incentives to SC/ST entrepreneurs - SC, ST category entrepreneurs who establishes tourism project under 100% ownership, shall be entitled for an additional 5% capital investment subsidy.

6.22 Phase wise incentives and subsidy to Heritage/Large/Mega & Ultra- Mega projects- Heritage/Large/Mega/Ultra-mega projects shall be entitled to get phase wise incentives/grant during the implementation of project as per approved implementation timeline. To get phase wise incentives/grant it is mandatory to complete the first phase of the project in 2 years, 2nd phase in 3 years and last phase in 5 years. The unit will get benefits only up to the eligibility limits as per policy.

6.23 For any of the grant/subsidy the capital investment shall be considered which is acceptable for capital subsidy.

6.24 If any unit is entitled for grant/subsidy in more than one category, shall have an option to choose the category in which they are willing to get the benefit.

Out of two similar facility only one category could be chosen. For example, if a unit has the entitlement for both general category of incentive and specific unit category shall be entitled for only one category.

6.25 Assistance for Tourism Marketing -

(i) In National events for getting space/stall, the tourism unit will get 50% financial assistance subject to a maximum ceiling of Rs. 50.00 thousand.

(ii) For international events the tourism units shall be entitled for financial assistance @ 50% of the total expenditure subject a maximum Rs. 1.00 lakh for hiring space/stall and Air fare of 1 person in Economy Class.

(iii) One unit will be entitled only for two events in a year.

(iv) Registered/certified Self-Help Groups/ boards and registered tourism cooperative societies working in the field of Culture/Food/Traditional clothes/Handicraft shall be entitled to get, 100% grant (expenditure made on hiring stall/space, AC-II train fare for 2 persons/Air fare for 1 person in Economy class)subject to a maximum Rs. 1.00 lakh for participation in national/international events.

6.26 Special grant for operation of Hot Air Balloon - To promote Adventure Tourism on operation of Hot Air Balloon activity the operator shall be entitled for capital subsidy @ 50% on capital investment excluding the cost of land. The minimum investment in such project should be Rs. 50.00 lakh. The grant shall be given in five years as follows :

• On establishing the activity in First year 15% • On operation of the activity - Second year 10% • On operation of the activity - Third year 10% • On operation of the activity - Fourth year 10% • On operation of the activity - Fifth year 5%

7. To Promote Week-end Tourism To attract domestic tourists from other states and to encourage weekend tourism, resources will be given to District Tourism Promotion Councils for enhancing andupgrading the tourist facilities as per the expectations of tourists.

8. Exemption from Registration and Stamp Duty Fees

8.1 All new heritage hotel projects shall be exempted from paying Registration Fee and Stamp Duty for the built-up area and one hectare of appurtenant land. If the adjacent land is more than 1 hectare, then in such a case the registration and stamp duty shall be payable as per rules on the land over and above 1 hectare the registration & stamp duty exemption shall be in the form of reimbursement by the Department of Tourism after the commencement of the project.

8.2 Registration and stamp duty shall not be payable on Government land (land parcel, land ancillary to heritage property, land of way side amenity) and properties of Tourism Department given on lease/development agreement/ management agreement/license for Tourism Project.

8.3 In case of any change in the Commercial Tax Department’s Policy regarding exemption in registration fee & stamp duty, the Department 55 of Tourism will reimburse the amount to investor paid as registration fee and stamp duty as mentioned in clause 8.2 above.

9. Allotment of land/heritage assets for establishing Tourism Projects through private investment

9.1 To fulfil the objectives of tourism promotion and establishment of Tourism Projects through private investment, government land / heritage properties shall transferred free of cost to Tourism Department.

9.2 For disposal of such land / heritage properties transferred to the Tourism Department, Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation shall be authorized on behalf of the Tourism Department.

9.3 The decision on whether the identified Government land / land on which assets are erected and are transferred or would be transferred to Tourism Department would be leased out for 90 / 30 years or will be developed through development agreement or giving on license for 5 to 30 years, shall be finally taken by the Tourism Department.

9.4 Reserve price for disposing such land situated within area limit of municipalbodies or plan area shall be Rs.10 lac per hectare and Rs.5 lac per hectare for any other area as mentioned above.

9.5 The reserve price for bidding of buildings and appurtenant land shall be Rs.1 lac.Identification and selection of such heritage building and appurtenant land for disposal shall be made by the Empowered Committee under the Chairmanshipof the Chief Secretary constituted under this Policy.

9.6 Disposal of land and heritage assets shall be made through an open bidding process under the policy. Highest bid proposal over the reserve price shall be selected for allotment.

9.7 Accepted highest bid value amount as above shall be payable in lump sum as premium. In addition to this an amount equal to 1% of this premium amount shall be payable annually as a lease rent.

9.8 Bid amount received against leased land and annual lease rent shall be kept with MP State Tourism Development Corporation as an amount received from the Government under a separate head “Disposal of Government Land and Infrastructure Development”. Corporation can spend this money on survey of land, transfer, tendering process, powerroad-water supply, area planning, area development, security of assets and other essential infrastructure developmentas per the guidelines issued by the Tourism Department.

9.9 Disposal of Government land/lands with heritage assets transferred to Tourism Department, to private investor for establishment of 56 tourism projects, shall be made by Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation in accordance with the procedure laid down in Annexure-1 of the Policy.

9.10 Qualification criteria for bidding of land parcels measuring up to 1 hectare & Way Side Amenities shall be laid down in such a manner that it enables to entrepreneurs and startups to participate in the bidding process.

9.11 Heritage properties allotted to private investor by the Department of Tourism, the time line for establishment of the project shall be given for 5 years which may be extended further 2 years on justified reasons.

9.12 If a proposal received for setting up an Ultra-Mega Project, the land identified by the proposer can be allotted on prevailing Collector guideline rates on 90 years lease from the land banks of revenue/ tourism department. Lease rent shall be 1% per year. After completion of 30 years the lease rent shall be levied 6 times of the prevailing lease rent. If the proposer has chosen a land parcel from the land bank of revenue department, the land in question shall be initially transferred to tourism department. The allotment shall be on the basis of First come First serve. Such proposals shall be approved by the Empowered Committee constituted under Tourism Policy.

10. Eco and Adventure Tourism

10.1 Tourism activities shall be carried out in the notified areas under “Madhya Pradesh Forest (Entertainment and Wildlife experience) Rule 2015”, excluding forest area notified as Sanctuary or National Park under Wildlife (Conservation) Act, 1972. To promote participation of private sector in this area, Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation and the concerned undertakings of the Forest Department shall launch appropriate efforts jointly by devising a transparent procedure.

10.2 Barring the notified area referred to in clause 10.1, Department of Tourism shall be competent to evolve and formulate activities related to Eco Adventure Tourism in other potential areas for the purpose.

Activities to be operationalised on any location shall be determined according to local need and potential. In this regard activities such as Camping, Trekking, Angling, Water Sport, Elephant Safari, Cycle Safari, Riding trail, Photo Safari, Canoeing Safari, White Waterrafting, Rock climbing/Mountaineering, Para-Sailing/Para gliding, Hot air ballooning etc. may be included.

10.3 To attract private investment in Eco-Adventure Tourism, Tourism Department can offer land on lease or license.

10.4 Procedure to offer the land on lease shall be followed in accordance with clause 9 of this policy.

10.5 Land can be given on License also, if construction of permanent nature and massive scale is not required on the land.

10.6 In general land shall be transferred to Tourism Department prior to giving it on License. However, when it is not possible to do so, license can still be given after obtaining the consent of the department in which ownership of such land vests with such conditions that may be imposed by the department.

10.7 In order to give land on license, period of license, conditions, fee shall be determined by the Empowered Committee under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary constituted under this Policy. In general, period of License granted will not be less than 5 years and more than 15 years.

10.8 License can be given to more than one applicants on the same location for more than one activities.

10.9 For procedure to be adopted while granting license related to Eco- AdventureTourism, detailed guidelines shall be issued by the Tourism Department.

10.10 Rural &Agro tourism shall be given boost and made more objective by creating better infrastructure facilities.

10.11 Registered Tourism Cooperative Societies shall be eligible for establishing & operation of adventure tourism and camping sites on license on the land available with department of tourism.

11. Film Tourism

11.1 Film producers face various difficulties in co-ordinating with different departments while asking permission for local level shooting. Tourism Department shall co-ordinate with these departments to obtain the legal mandatory permissions needed for film producers. This service can be extended to the concerned producer company on best effort basis. In this regard General Administration Department shall issue the order to authorise the Tourism department for taking necessary steps.

11.2 Capital Investment subsidy shall be available for capital expenditure on creating infrastructure of permanent nature and installation of equipment for film studio and film production.

11.3 To project and establish, Madhya Pradesh as an ideal shooting destination, an exhaustive publicity campaign shall be taken up.

11.4 To explore the potential of Film tourism in the State, a separate comprehensive Film Tourism Policy shall be formulated to establish 58 state as a preferred destination. To provide trouble free environment, permission and assistance up to district level proper provisions shall be made in the Policy. Provisions for incentives on expenditure incurred in film shooting in the state shall also be considered.

12. Constitution of State/ District Tourism Promotion Council

12.1 The State Tourism Promotion Council shall be established at the State Level. This Council under the Chairmanship of Hon’ble Chief Minister, shall be constituted with nominated stakeholders in tourism sector.

The constitution of council,functioning, determination of membership etc. shall be notified separately.

12.2 Play a crucial role of public representatives and officers in attracting private investors and managing destinations at local level. In various parts of state,cultural and tourism centric, events are organized at local levels. Therefore, at each district level, District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) shall be constituted. The Tourism Department shall issue detailed guidelines to elaborate the activities of this council, its powers and structure etc.

12.3 Regular training and awareness programmes shall be organized in coordination with DTPC to create awareness among people of Government Department/Local residents/ Service Providers/Business community working at Tourism centers and nearby areas.

13. Water Tourism

13.1 Tourism Department shall have the authority to undertake tourism activities in the water bodies under the jurisdiction of Narmada Valley Development Authority, Water Resources Department and the State Government.

13.2 Tourism Department shall get land available in these water areas as river bank or as island transferred from concerned departments, to allot in favour of private investors as per provisions of the policy.

13.3 Keeping in mind, the carrying capacity of these water bodies, license to private investors for house boats, cruise, motor boat and water sports activities, may be given. Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation shall be authorized to grant such licenses.

For determination of carrying capacity,licensing procedure, conditions and fee, Empowered Committee under chairmanship of Chief Secretary constituted under the policy shall be competent.

13.4 Tourism Department shall take necessary steps for comprehensive tourism planning and infrastructural development of such area suitable for water tourism.

13.5 Jetty/Boat club setup by tourism department and appurtenant land shall be made available to the licensees whom license had been given under Water Tourism Policy to enable them to operate their activities independently.

13.6 For implementation of the aforesaid clause 13.5, MPTB shall be the Nodal Agency and shall determine the required rules, conditions & fee etc.

13.7 Preference shall be given to registered Tourism Cooperative Societies in issuing license for operating water tourism activities in notified areas.

14. Sustainable Tourism The development and management of tourism destinations should be done in such a manner that effective conservation of environment, natural resources, local traditions, culture and products is taken care of. Department of Tourism shall undertake necessary studies to identify such tourism activities which adversely impact sustainability and wherever necessary, will take required steps to regulate/stop them. Further steps will be taken to encourage those activities having a positive impact. To ensure community participation, effective strategy of IEC (Information, Education and Communication) shall be used at local level. State Tourism Promotion Council shall play a crucial role in ensuring joint participation of all the departments and stakeholders in this endeavour.

15 Employment oriented skill development, education and training for youth

15.1 Youth shall be educated and trained in trades relevant to the tourism industry, through State Institute of Hospitality Management (SIHM), Madhya Pradesh Institute of Hospitality Training (MPIHT) and Food Craft Institute (FCI) to ensure employment oriented skill development education in the tourism sector.

15.2 Youth shall be trained through continuous programme of skill development under skill development schemes of Government of India.

15.3 After assessing the training needs of tourism Industry of the State, suitable courses in the area of hospitality, adventure tourism, catering and food craft shall be designed and supported financially.

15.4 Madhya Pradesh Institute of Hospitality Training shall collaborate with national level Universities for organizing certificate and diploma courses. Madhya Pradesh Institute of Hospitality Training shall be developed as an institute of excellence in the field of hospitality training and certification.

15.5 Selection of tourist guides, training and certification shall also be performed by MPIHT.

16. Investor Facilitation

16.1 Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation shall function as the nodal agency for all actions under this policy.

16.2 For Investment Promotion in Tourism, Corporation shall work in coordination with MPTRIFAC (Madhya Pradesh Trade & Investment Facilitation Corporation)/MPIDC (Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation).

16.3 At district level, for implementation of Investment promotion activities, for granting of permissions / registration / no objections / licenses at local level to Investor for establishment of Tourism Projects, General Manager, District Trade and Industries Centre (GM DTIC) shall be nominated as the point of contact. GMDTIC is the Secretary of District Level Empowered Committee constituted under” M.P. Investment Facilitation Act, 2008”.

16.4 The General Manager shall get resolved all such Investment related proposals in tourism sector through the committee constituted under chairmanship of District Collector as above. District Trade and Industries Centre shall get adequate support from Tourism Department/Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation in this endevour.

17. Development of Way Side Amenities Through proper planning, high quality tourist facilities shall be developed on National/State highway and other major roads at approximately every 40-50 km distance under ”Way Side Amenities Establishment and Operation Policy, 2016” issued by TourismDepartment.

Registered Tourism Cooperative Societies shall be eligible to participate in tendering process for Brown field and Green field way side amenities of Tourism Department.

18. Facilities to Tourism Sector similar to Industries Projects detailed in clause 5 of the policy, shall be given facilities similar to Industries as below:

18.1 Efforts will be made to make power available to Tourism Projects at industrial tariff.

18.2 Tourism Projects for their establishment will be allotted the land reserved for the purpose of amenities in the Industrial areas/Industrial Parks/Industrial city/IT Parks developed by Commerce & Industries Department, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise Department, Science & Technology Department of State, as a service sector unit at the rate 61 under departmental policy.

18.3 On diversion of land under M.P. Land Revenue code for Tourism projects, diversion fee shall be charged as per industrial rate.

18.4 For Tourism Projects, Water Resource department shall allow the consumption of water from its sources on industrial rate.

18.5 Local bodies shall charge property tax/development charge on building constructed for Tourism Project as per industrial rate.

19. Special Efforts for Comprehensive Tourism Development

19.1 All efforts will be made to access national as well international tourist markets for marketing, branding, advertising of Tourism Products of Madhya Pradesh.

19.2 In order to develop and encourage new tourism products, support of voluntary/commercial organizations and experts will be solicited.

19.3 All modes of communication including digital and social media platforms shall be used for marketing, advertising, branding of tourism products.

19.4 Successful entrepreneurs in tourism sector shall be encouraged and their expertise used to benefit the state.

19.5 Private transport operators shall be linked to tourism areas and encouraged to provide quality transport services.

19.6 Local bodies specially Municipal Corporations and Municipalities will be encouraged to support conservation of heritage assets and other places of tourist importance alongwith establishment of quality public amenities.Required support to them will be extended.

19.7 For domestic and foreign tourists, pre-planned tourist packages (fixed tours) shall be developed and marketed.

19.8 For complete and balanced development of existing tourism area/ new areas with tourism potential, masterplans shall be developed.

19.9 To induce awareness and attraction in the new generation various activities will be carried out in schools/colleges and outstanding students will be suitably encouraged.

19.10 An entrepreneur with intent to invest in tourism shall be given full support in establishment of his/her Tourism Project by way of development of infrastructure required there upon.

19.11 To honour and encourage excellence in tourism, “Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Awards” shall be given in various categories.

19.12 Tourism projects established by private investors shall be displayed on Departments’ Website.

19.13 Along with MPSTDC’s Hotels/resorts private hotel/resorts/tourism projects shall be marketed through marketing infrastructure and marketing offices of MPSTDC.

19.14 Tourist facilities shall be developed at the heritage tourist destinations of Global attractions to make them tourists most favoured destination and intensive marketing and publicity shall be done.

19.15 Under Religious Tourism predominant religious destinations of the State shall be developed according to the need of tourists to make them tourist friendly.

20. Implementation of Tourism Policy In order to make available required facilities/rebate/license etc. to tourism projects concerned departments shall issue necessary guidelines, notifications or amend the rules. In this context, if difference of opinion arises or difficulties emerge, then matters including clarifications/explanations/disputes shall be placed before the Empowered Committee comprising of following members under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary for resolution:- • Principal Secretary, Finance • Principal Secretary, Tourism • Principal Secretary, Forest • Principal Secretary, Culture • In-charge Secretary of department related with the case • Managing Director, Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation shall be the Member Secretary.

Committee may take decision in accordance with the prevailing policy and the decision thus taken shall be final and binding on all concerned and its compliance shall bemandatory for the concerned department. Committee shall discharge all the responsibilities mandated under this policy.

The Committee shall be empowered to take decisions on the basis of suggestions/ complaints made by investors/stakeholders. The decision of the Committee shall be binding on all concerned departments to take suitable action.

21. Repeal

21.1 From the date of enforcement of this new policy, “Tourism Policy 2010 (as amended 2014)” shall stand repealed. However, during the currency of previous policy, units eligible for various subsidies and facilities in 63 that period under the provisions of then prevailing policy, will be eligible to the claims in the samemanner as they would normally do.

21.2 From the date of enforcement of new policy, disposal of Government land allotted to Tourism Department for Tourism Development in Madhya Pradesh through auction Policy - 2008 (As amended 2014) shall stand repealed.

Note: For any clarification/interpretation notified Hindi version of this policy shall be referred.

64 Annexure - 1 Procedure for disposal of Government land allotted to Tourism Department through auction Disposal of land/heritage assets situated in Nazul/Non Nazul / Rural area allotted to TourismDepartment for fulfillment of objectives mentioned in Tourism policy and for tourism development, shall be made through auction under following procedure:

1. For fulfillment of objectives mentioned in the prevailing Tourism policy in State, and for tourism development, competent authority shall allot and transfer free of cost government land/heritage assets to Tourism Department.

1.1 For disposal of such allotted and transferred land and heritage assets, Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation (that shall be called Corporation hereon) an undertaking of Tourism department, shall be the Process Manager. Corporation as a Process Manager shall perform activities such asselection of commercial consultants, preparation of detailed project report, inviting Expression of Interest, conduct of auction in transparent manner etc. Process Manager shall prepare documents such as Request for Proposal (RFP), Expression of Interest also as per need. Corporation shall discharge the above responsibilities in the following manner:

1.1.1 Corporation is authorised for identification, demarcation of transferred land/heritage properties to Tourism Department and to prepare requisite documents in this regard. The corporation shall obtain desired information from the District Collector to prepare such documents.

1.1.2 After confirmation of ownership entry in revenue record for transferred land in favour of tourism department, Corporation shall prepare information regarding demarcation, land use, possession etc. and shall submit requisite report to tourism department for administrative approval for disposal of the land.

1.1.3 Corporation shall select commercial consultant as per the need and with the help of the Consultant Corporation shall prepare detailed Project Report, Tender document and conditions, Invitation for Expression of Interest etc. for development of tourism related activities/ projects on the said land.

1.1.4 In documents prepared as above, if required Corporation can also recommend the activities which must be carried out by the successful bidder within a year from the date of getting possession of land.

Required permissions, no objections etc. have to be obtained by the Investor for implementation of the Project.

1.2 Reserve price, premium and Lease Rent:

1.2.1 Reserve price shall be calculated as Rs.10 lac per hectare for areas within the municipal limits and plan areas.

1.2.2 For disposal of buildings of Heritage importance and appurtenant land, reserve price shall be Rs.1 lac. Identification and selection of heritage building and appurtenant land for disposal shall be decided by the Empowered Committee under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary constituted under this Policy.

1.2.3 Excluding land referred to in clause 1.2.1, calculation of reserve price for land in remaining other places shall be Rs.5 lac per hectare.

1.2.4 Disposal of building and land associated with Way Side Amenities shall be dealt with as per the provisions of “Way Side Amenities establishment and management Policy 2016”.

1.2.5 Lease rent for said land shall be 1% annually of accepted premium for allotment.

1.2.6 Lease rent on land, between the date of execution of lease deed and first 31st March there on shall be payable as first annual lease rent.

Subsequently, for coming financial year, from 1st April Lease rent shall be payable for full financial year.

2. On obtaining permission from Tourism Department for the disposal of said land/heritage assets, Managing Director of the Corporation shall advertise notice inviting Expression of Interest/Tender. Time period for submission of proposal towards Expression of Interest/Tender shall be minimum 30 days.

This process shall be carried out as given below:

2.1 Notice Inviting tender/Expression of Interest/auction of heritage properties shall be published as per need in State/National level newspaper by the Corporation. For the sake of wide publicity publication of notice may be repeated. With other reliable methods it shall be extensively publicized that land is to be offered through auction only.

Notice should go in public domain through website of the Corporation too. Tender notice will be issued in prescribed format. Managing Director, Madhya Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation may make necessary changes as per need and suitability of project.

2.2 Scrutiny of Tenders/Proposals received:

2.2.1 Scrutiny of technical eligibility of proposals received under Expression of Interest or Inviting tender shall be carried out by the Scrutiny Committee constituted as below:

1. Director Tourism Promotion unit

2. General Manager (Finance) 66

3. Chartered Accountant of the Corporation

4. Commercial Consultant (if any)

2.2.2 After evaluating the technical bid, financial evaluation of eligible tenderers financial bid shall be carried out by the Committee as constituted below:

1. Managing Director, (Addl. M.D./E.D. nominated by M.D.) - Chairman

2. Accounts Officer, Office of Tourism Commissioner - Member

3. Chartered Accountant of Corporation - Member

4. Commercial Consultant (if any) - Member

5. Director Tourism Promotion unit - Member Secretary

2.3 To scrutinize the proposals obtained on the basis of Expression of Interest (EOI), Committee mentioned above shall determine the yardstick for pre-condition/ eligibility criterion, after having sought opinion of commercial consultant (if needed) specially appointed for this project. On the basis of such yardstick, proposal obtained against Expression of Interest shall be scrutinized and calling of financial bid from among the eligible participants, shall be initiated. To eligible applicants after the scrutiny, request for proposal document shall be sent. Proposals shall be obtained from these eligible applicants under limited competition among them.

2.4 Financial proposals obtained through EOI or Invitation of open tender shall be analysed by the “Evaluation Committee” said above, and shall submit the financial proposal under consideration with their recommendation to administrative department for decision.

2.5 Tourism Department shall within 45 days from the receipt of the financial proposal of “Evaluation Committee”, take the decision to approve or disapprove the financial proposal, and communicate to Corporation the decision. If the decision is not made within 45 days, highest bidder shall have the right to quit the tender and take back his earnest money.

2.6 After receiving the administrative approval for the financial proposal, earnest money of other bidders except the highest bidder shall be refunded immediately.

2.7 After getting the administrative approval regarding sanction of the proposal by the State Government, Corporation shall inform the successful bidder. The successful bidder shall have to deposit the payable amount after adjusting the earnest money within 60 days from the date of receipt of intimation. In case of non-payment within 60 days, an extension of 4 months may be given with a simple interest 67 @ 12% per annum. If the bidder fails of deposit the premium amount even after 4 months extended time limit, on reasonable & justified grounds Managing Director, M.P. Tourism Board may extend such duration for one year from the bid due date with a simple interest @ 12% per annum.

2.8 If remaining amount is not deposited within stipulated time, a special permission for 1 month on justified reasons as a last chance may be given to deposit the amount. If the amount is not deposited in this extended time limit, allotment shall be cancelled with forfeiture of earnest money and land shall bere-auctioned. In such event, such bidder shall not be allowed to bid in re-auction as an individual, in partnership or in consortium.

2.9 On identified Government land/land on which assets are already created and transferred or would be transferred to Tourism Department, final decision, to lease out for 90/30 year or to develop through development/ management agreement or on license for 5-30 years shall be taken by the Tourism Department.

2.10 Tender amount and annual lease rent receivable against the leased land shall be retained separately by the Corporation in the head “Disposal of Governmentl and and Infrastructure Development”.

Corporation may spend this money for survey of land, transfer, power / water supply, Road/ area planning, area development, security of assets and other infrastructural development as per guidelines issued by the Tourism Department.

2.11 From successful bidders, performance security in the form of bank guarantee fixed deposit receipt equivalent to 10% of project cost subject to a maximum of Rs. 2.00 crore shall be obtained which shall be refunded, after successful operation of project for 3 years.

2.12 After the deposit of all receivables, lease deed in favour of highest bidder shall be executed which shall be registered under Indian Stamp Act at bidder’s cost within 90 days. On submission of certified true copy of the deed, Corporation shall handover the possession of land to successful bidder.

2.13 State Government holds right to approve or disapprove any proposal without assigning any reason. In this regard decision of State Government shall be final and binding on all bidders.

2.14 Corporation shall specifically mention in Expression of Interest/tender document the period for completion of the project. Within a year from the date of possession, successful bidder has to start the work after obtaining mandatory required permissions / no objections. In case of non completion of project in stipulated time, considering the effective 68 steps taken and justified reason, an extension of one year may be granted for two times on submission of theapplication by the bidder.

On non completion of work even after expiry of such extended time period, lease deed may cancelled along with forfeiture of all deposited amount and bank guarantee may be revoked.

2.15 To execute lease deed, Managing Director, Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation shall be authorized as representative of Tourism Department.

2.16 In general, tender earnest money shall be equivalent to 10% of the reserve price subject to maximum of Rs. 20 lac. Managing Director is authorized to determine the earnest money in special cases.

2.17 For amendment in lease deed under prevailing policy, Empowered Committee constituted under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary is authorized.

Note: For any clarification/interpretation notified Hindi version of this policy shall be referred.

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7. ~«mÊS>g Ûmam ñWm{nV H$a g§Mm{bV/g§Mm{bV hmoQ>b/[agm°Q>©/ho[aQ>oO hmoQ>b H$mo CZHo$ ì`mdgm{`H$ ê$n go àma§^ hmoZo Ho$ {XZm§H$ (Date of Commencement of Commercial Operations) go 03 dfm] Ho$ {bE à{V df© {ZåZmZwgma gVV² g§MmbZ AZwXmZ H$s nmÌVm hmoJr - A. ~«mÊS>oS> hmoQ>b - {Z{‘©V {H$am`o na CnbãY hmoQ>b H$jm| H$s g§»`m à{V df© hmoQ>b H$jm| Ho$ {H$am`o go dm{f©H$ àm{á`m| (Q>¡Šg N>mo‹S>H$a) Ho$ à{VeV Ho$ Vwë` gVV² g§MmbZ AZwXmZ AZwXmZ H$s A{YH$V‘ dm{f©H$ gr‘m ZdrZ hmoQ>b hoVw AZwXmZ H$s A{YH$V‘ dm{f©H$ gr‘m nyd© ñWm{nV hmoQ>b Ho$ ~«mÊS hmoQ>b ‘| n[adV©Z na 50 H$‘ao 20 à{VeV 1 H$amo‹S> ê$n`o 50 bmI ê$n`o 51-100 H$‘ao 25 à{VeV 2 H$amo‹S> ê$n`o 1 H$amo‹S> ê$n`o 101 `m A{YH$ H$‘ao 30 à{VeV 3 H$amo‹S> ê$n`o 1.5 H$amo‹S> ê$n`o ~. ~«mÊSoµ>S> [agm°Q>© - {Z{‘©V {H$am`o na CnbãY [agm°Q>© H$jm| H$s g§»`m à{V df© [agm°Q>© H$jm| Ho$ {H$am`o go dm{f©H$ àm{á`m| (Q>¡Šg N>mo‹S>H$a) Ho$ à{VeV Ho$ Vwë` gVV² g§MmbZ AZwXmZ AZwXmZ H$s A{YH$V‘ dm{f©H$ gr‘m ZdrZ [agm°Q>© hoVw AZwXmZ H$s A{YH$V‘ dm{f©H$ gr‘m nyd© ñWm{nV [agm°Q>© Ho$ ~«mÊS> [agm°Q>© ‘| n[adV©Z na 10 H$‘ao 20 à{VeV 50 bmI ê$n`o 25 bmI ê$n`o 11-20 H$‘ao 25 à{VeV 1 H$amo‹S> ê$n`o 50 bmI ê$n`o 20 go A{YH$ H$‘ao 30 à{VeV 2 H$amo‹S> ê$n`o 1 H$amo‹S> ê$n`o 113 g. ~«mÊS>oS> ho[aQ>oO hmoQ>b - {Z{‘©V {H$am`o na CnbãY ho[aQ>oO hmoQ>b H$jm| H$s g§»`m à{V df© ho[aQ>oO hmoQ>b H$jm| Ho$ {H$am`o go dm{f©H$ àm{á`m| (Q>¡Šgµ N>mo‹S>H$a) Ho$ à{VeV Ho$ Vwë` gVV² g§MmbZ AZwXmZ AZwXmZ H$s A{YH$V‘ dm{f©H$ gr‘m ZdrZ ho[aQ>oO hmoQ>b hoVw AZwXmZ H$s A{YH$V‘ dm{f©H$ gr‘m nyd© ñWm{nV ho[aQ>oO hmoQ>b Ho$ ~«mÊS> ho[aQ>oO hmoQ>b ‘| n[adV©Z na 10 H$‘ao 20 à{VeV 75 bmI ê$n`o 40 bmI ê$n`o 11-30 H$‘ao 25 à{VeV 1.5 H$amo‹S> ê$n`o 80 bmI ê$n`o 30 go A{YH$ H$‘ao 30 à{VeV 2 H$amo‹S> ê$n`o 1.20 H$amo‹S> ê$n`o

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12. Zr{V Ho$ {H«$`mÝd`Z hoVw {Z`‘, à{H«$`m {ZYm©aU, AmdoXZ nÌ VWm nmÌVm ‘yë`m§H$Z nÌ Am{X ànÌm| Ho$ {ZYm©aU hoVw à~§Y g§MmbH$, ‘Ü`àXoe Qy>[aÁ‘ ~moS>© A{YH¥$V hm|Jo &

14. Bg Zr{V Ho$ A§VJ©V àmá hmoZo dmbr ghm`Vm BH$mB© H$mo g‘` g‘` na àM{bV n`©Q>Z Zr{V`m| (`Wm n`©Q>Z Zr{V 2010, 2014, 2016) Ho$ àmdYmZm| Ho$ AZwgma àmá bmJV ny§Or AZwXmZ AWdm H$a Ny>Q>/à{Vny{V© Ho$ A{V[aº$ hmoJr &

15. Zr{V {H«$`mÝd`Z g§~§Yr ‘mJ©Xe©Z/{ZX}eZ/{ddmX {ZamH$aU hoVw ‘Ü`àXoe emgZ, n`©Q>Z {d^mJ A{YH¥$V hmoJm & 115 Promotion of Branded Hotels Policy 2019

1. The Policy will be called “Promotion of Branded Hotels Policy 2019”. Under this policy any brand hotel established and commenced commercial operation with in five years and in case of Heritage Hotels 7 years from the date of enforcement of this policy shall be eligible for getting benefit of this policy.

2. Keeping in view the possibilities of establishment of projects in the State, the Brands have been classified in following 3 categories :- a. Brand Hotels b. Brand Resorts c. Brand Heritage Hotels

3. Brands in the above category will be selected on the following criteria – S.No. Parameters Brand Hotel Brand Resort Brand Heritage Hotel 1 Group Net worth Rs 100 crore Rs 50 crore Rs 50 crore 2 Turnover (Past Annual Financial Year) Rs 150 crore Rs 100 crore Rs 100 crore 3 Minimum number of rooms operated 750 70 100 4 Minimum number of units operated 10 5 5 5 Minimum proposed investment by the brand / investor Rs 100 crore Rs 30 crore Rs 30 crore Above eligibility criteria shall be considered on producing the balance sheet and a certificate from chartered accountant.

4. Brands working on the following model shall be eligible for perpetual assistance - Module Specialties

1. Operation on contract The Brand has taken the property for minimum 10 years for operation on Business agreement.

Commercial operation and marketing is being performed by the Brand as per his expertise.

All commercial expenses are being born by the owner/investor of the property.

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2. Operation on Lease/License The Brand has taken the property from investor on Lease/License for a period of not less than 10 years or more and operation is being done by the Brand. All operational expenses are being born by the Brand.

3. Operation on franchise The Brand has given franchise to the investor for operation on certain terms & condition and operation manual for operation. All required technical assistance and marketing support in being given by the Brand. All operational expenses are being born by the franchise

5. Eligibility of the unit, desirous to avail benefits/incentives under the policy, shall be determine on the basis of the provisions of the agreement made between the Brand and the other party.

6. Any hotel who does not possess Brand hotel status prior to enforcement of this policy and have upgraded the hotel as branded hotel according to the prescribed norms of Brand Hotel, after enforcement of the policy shall also be eligible for all benefits under the policy.

7. The hotels / resort / heritage hotels established / operated by the brands will be eligible for continuous operating grant as below per year for 03 years from the date of their commercial start.

a. Branded Hotel - Number of hotel rooms built and are available rent Continuous operating grant equivalent to the percentage of annual receipts (excluding taxes) from hotel room rentals per year Maximum annual limit of grant for new hotel Maximum annual limit of grant on change of previously established hotel to brand hotel 50 rooms 20% Rs 1.00 crore Rs 50 Lakh 51-100 rooms 25% Rs 2.00 crore Rs 1.00 crore 101 or more rooms 30% Rs 3.00 crore Rs 1.5 crore 117 b. Branded Resort - Number of resort rooms available on rent Continuous operating grant equivalent to the percentage of annual receipts (excluding taxes) from the rental of resort rooms per year Maximum annual limit of grant for new resort Maximum annual limit of grant on change of pre-established resort to brand resort 10 rooms 20% Rs 50 Lakh Rs 25 Lakh 11-20 rooms 25% Rs 1.00 crore Rs 50 Lakh 20 or more rooms 30% Rs 2.00 crore Rs 1.00 crore c. Branded Heritage Hotel - Number of heritage hotel rooms built and are available on rent Continuous operating grant equivalent to the percentage of annual receipts (excluding taxes) from the rental of heritage hotel rooms per year Maximum annual limit of grant for new heritage hotel Maximum annual limit of grant on change of pre-established heritage hotel to brand heritage hotel 10 rooms 20% Rs 75 Lakh Rs 40 Lakh 11-30 rooms 25% Rs 1.50 crore Rs 80 Lakh 30 or more rooms 30% Rs 2.00 crore Rs 1.20 crore

8. Units shall have to submit their claim every year on the basis of total receipts of room rent (excluding taxes) of the Hotel / Resort/ Heritage Hotel. Certification/ assessment of the actual annual Receipts of the room rent shall be based on self-certified copy of the annual GST return submitted by the applicant.

9. The brand shall have to keep continuous operation of Hotel for further 3 years after getting the 3rd year’s incentive. Incase if the unit shut down its operation after availing of subsidy amount shall have to pay back the released subsidy amount of previous year along with an interest @10% per year. This amount shall be recoverable as revenue recovery. The unit shall have to submit a selfcertified declaration in lieu of continued operation of the unit.

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10. Managing Director, M.P. Tourism Board shall be authorized to sanction the grant to the units.

11. Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board shall be the Nodal Agency for implementation of the policy.

12. The Managing Director, Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board shall be authorized to determine the rules/process/application format/criteria for evaluation of eligibility etc.

13. Subsidy amount will be debited from the amount received by the department under budget head “1271-implemantation of Tourism Policy.”

14. The benefits/incentive being provided under this policy shall be in addition to the incentives being given in the tourism policies enforced time to time in the year 2010, 2014 and 2016.

15. The Department of Tourism, Government of Madhya Pradesh shall be the final authority to resolve any dispute / issuance of directives/guiding principles for implementation of this policy.

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Tourism Policy 2016 amended 2019

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