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GOVERNMENT of MAHARASHTRA Department of Agriculture No: QC/Cotton/QC-7/8/ /2019 Comissionerate of Agriculture, Maharashtra State, Pune - 411 001 By Post/Hand GOVERNMENT OF MAHARASHTRA Department of Agriculture No: QC/Cotton/QC-7/8/ /2019 Comissionerate of Agriculture, Maharashtra State, Pune - 411 001. Date : / / To, M/s. NATH BIO-GENES I LTD, Nath House Nath Road, Aurangabad (m Corp.), Pin: 431005, Tahsil: Aurangabad, District: Aurangabad, State: Maharashtra Sub: Ammendment Cotton Seed License No. LCCD10010043. Validity: 24/05/2017 to 23/05/2020 Ref : Your letter no. CD590800 dated : 28/06/2018 Sir, With reference to your application for Ammendment of Cotton Seed license. We are pleased to inform you that your request for the same has been granted. License No. : LCCD10010043 dated :24/05/2017. Valid For : 24/05/2017 to 23/05/2020 is enclosed here with. This license is issued under Cotton Seed Act 2009 & Rule 2010. The terms and conditions are mentioned in the license. You are requested to apply for the renewal of the license on or before 23/05/2020. Responsible Person Details: Name: Ritesh Pandurang Hiwanj, Age:40, Designation: Regional Manager Office Address: Nath House Nath Road, Aurangabad, Taluka:Aurangabad, District: Aurangabad, State: Maharashtra, Pincode: 431005, Mobile: 9325528111, Email: [email protected] Name: Ritesh Pandurang Hiwanj, Age:40, Designation: Regional Manager Residential Address: At Post Anji Post Andori Vardha, Anji, Taluka:Deoli, District: Wardha, State: Maharashtra, Pincode: 442101, Mobile: , Email: . Director Of Agriculture (I&Qc) Commissionerate Of Agriculture Maharashtra State Pune Encl. :License. Copy to 1) Divisional Joint Director of Agriculture(All) 2) District Superintendent Agriculture Officer(All) 3) Agriculture Developement Officer(All) Original GOVERNMENT OF MAHARASHTRA FORM B (See Clause 5) LICENCE TO CARRY ON THE BUSINESS OF SALE OF COTTON SEED Old Lic. No. : BT/047/2011 License No. : LCCD10010043 Date of Issue: 24/05/2011 Validity: 24/05/2017 to 23/05/2020 1. Subject to the provisions of Maharashtra Cotton Seeds (Regulation of supply, distributioon, sale and fixation of sale price)Act, 2009 and the Maharashtra Cotton Seeds (Regulation of supply, distribution, sale and fixation of sale price)Rules, 2010 and to the terms and conditions of this Licence M/s. Nath Bio-Genes I Ltd (Name of Manager:Ritesh Pandurang Hiwanj ) Address:- Nath House Nath Road,Taluka:- Aurangabad,District:- Aurangabad is hereby granted licence to sale/ store for the said purpose of cotton seeds in the state of Maharashtra. 2. The holder of this licence shall carry on the aforesaid business at 1) SALES Address:-Nath House Nath Road431005, Taluka:Aurangabad, District: Aurangabad, State: Maharashtra, Pincode: 431005 2) SALES Address:-Nath Biogenes I Ltd Paithan Mega Food Park Pvt Ltd Premises Gut No 121 122 124 & 126 Dhangaon Tq Paithan Dist AurangabadDhangaon, Taluka:Paithan, District: Aurangabad, State: Maharashtra, Pincode: 431148 3) STORAGE Address:-Nath Biogenes I Ltd Paithan Mega Food Park Pvt Ltd Premises Gut No 121 122 124 & 126 Dhangaon Tq Paithan Dist AurangabadDhangaon, Taluka:Paithan, District: Aurangabad, State: Maharashtra, Pincode: 431148 4) STORAGE Address:-Nath House Nath Road AurangabadAurangabad, Taluka:Aurangabad, District: Aurangabad, State: Maharashtra, Pincode: 431005 Date: 28/03/2019 Vijaykumar Ingale Director Of Agriculture ( I & Qc) Commissionerate Of Agriculture Seal: Maharashtra State Pune Page 2/4 Details of Cotton Seeds to be Handled S No. Notified Non Notified 1 NBC-10 BG-II REFUGIA - RH-161 NON BT 2 NBC-101 BG-II REFUGIA - SURABHI NON BT 3 NBC-102 BG-II REFUGIA - SURABHI NON BT 4 NCEH-21 REFUGIA - LRK-516 NON BT 5 NCEH-34 REGUGIA - MCU-5 NON BT 6 NCEH-2R REGUGIA - MCU-5 NON BT 7 NBC-11 BG-II REFUGIA - RH-161 NON BT 8 NCEH14 REFUGIA - MCU-5 NON BT 9 NCEH-3R REGUGIA - MCU-5 NON BT Date: 28/03/2019 Vijaykumar Ingale Director Of Agriculture ( I & Qc) Commissionerate Of Agriculture Seal: Maharashtra State Pune Page 3/4 Terms and conditions of certificate of registration 1. The license shall be display at prominent and conspicuous place in part of the business premises open to the Public. 2. The holder of the certificate shall comply with the provisions of the Maharashtra Cotton Seeds (Regulation of supply, distributioon, sale and fixation of sale price) Act, 2009 and the Maharashtra Cotton Seeds (Regulation of supply, distribution, sale and fixation of sale price) Rules, 2010,and the notifications issued there under. Period of validity is mentioned in the license. 3. The holder of the certificate of Registration shall, from time to time, report to the Controller any changes in the places where he carries on the business of sale or storage of cotton seeds. 4. The holder of the Licence shall give every facility to the Controller for the purpose of inspecting his stock in any shop, depot or godowns or other/ places used by him for the purpose of storage of cotton seeds. 5. The terms and conditions specified in approval letter of the Genetical Engineering Approval Comittee, if any shall apply. Page 4/4 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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