PROMOTIONAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHEMES OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
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STATE MEDICINAL PLANTS BOARD, WEST BENGAL Indian Systems of Medicine & Homoeopathy Branch Department of Health & Family Welfare, . Writers' Buildings, Kolkata- 700 001. Government of West Bengal PROMOTIONAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHEMES OPERATIONAL GUIDElINES FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
First Publication 21st June, 2003
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mg ~ N!t OR..SURJYA KANTA MISHRA
"ff&'r Minister-in-charge ~18 ~":q;G'jJf'f~'i1~~ Departments of Health & Family Welfare and 9f~Tm'i5 18 ~ ~'if Panchayat & Rural Development ~~~ Government of West Bengal ~'f, ~T~I Writers' B.uildings,Kolkata
Chairman State Medicinal Plants Board West Bengal
Dated: 21 st June, 2003 FOREWORD
Medicinal Plants have a great role in human life. India has rich diversity of medicinal plants. Till now 90% of herbs used in manufacturing Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani and Homoeopathy medicines in the country are supplied from the wild. The wild source of herbs is speedily shrinking day by day. Hence, it is felt that there should be sustainable alternative through cultivation of medicinal plants. Such cultivation will not only protect the endangered species but will be an alternative of the wild collection. It will be a good source of income to the cultivators as well.
Different departments of the State Government, non-Government organizations and individuals in the private sectors are making efforts in different directions to produce medicinal plants in the State. It was felt necessary that an appropriate mechanism for co-ordination of these agencies and implemention of policies on medicina1 plants should be adopted at the Aational level. As such, a nodal body has been formed called the National Medicinal Plants Board (Nf'.1PB). The State Government has also constituted a similar body at the State level, named as State Medicinal Plants BoaFd (SMPB), West Bengal on lOth January, 2002.
The Policy of State Medicinal Plants Board is to promote cultivation, storage, processing and marketing of medicinal plants produced in West Bengal so that it can be an alternative economy to the poor people and also intending cultivators/farmers. To give some impetus to the cultivation and other development in the sector of medicinal plants in the country, the National Medicinal Plants Board has formulated schemes for financial assistance and guidelines for implementing the projects. The present booklet has been prepared to propagate those schemes and guidelines throughout our State, following the schemes and guidelines of National Medicinal Plants Board. Implementation of these guidelines will surely produce a sustainable alternative to the wild collection of medicinal plants and will also render a prosperous economy to the farmers and cultivators at the grass root level. It is expected that our State will take part in the International Market of the medicinal plants in near future through implementation of the promotional and commercial schemes.
The State Medicinal Paints Board will surely flourish in near future. I congratulate the efforts of the Member-Secretary and other memebrs of the Board who have contributed something in preparing the present handbook of the State Medicinal Plants Boards on Promotional and Commercial Schemes of National Medicinal Plants Board and its publication. Besides this handbook, a book on cultivitation of medicinal plants and a Compact Disc, both in Bengali, have been published by State Medicinal Plants Board recently. All these books and CD will be of immense help to the cultivators of medicinal plants in our State.
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(Surjya Kanta Mishra) Chairman Content
1. Prelude 7
2. National Medicinal PLants Board 12
3. Promotional and Commercial Schemes 16
4. Project Proposals 21
5, Application Form for Promotional Activity Projects 30
6. Check List for Promotional Activity Projects 31
7. Application Form for Commercial Activity Projects 32
8. Check List for Commercial Activity Projects 34
9. Proforma for Bank Appraisal 35
10. Memorandum of Understanding 37
11, Progress Report 38
12, Terms and Conditions of Financial Assistance 39
13. Bond 42 . 14. In-situ and Ex-situ Conservation 44
15. Contacts for Seeds, Saplings etc. 46
16. Exporters in West Bengal 47 State MedicinalPlants Board
17. Application for Registration etc. 48
18. A Few Farmers in West Bengal 50
19. A Few Collectors & Traders in We~t Bengal 51
20. List of Ayurdevic Manufacturing Units in West Bengal 56
21. Traditional Healers 71
22. Yearly Requirement of 32 Herbs in West Bengal 72 State MedicinalPlants Board
Prelude
On lOth January, 2002 the Government of West Bengal has notified constitution of State Medicinal Plants Board througti notification no. HF/O/ISMH/20/IA-96/2001. Honourable Chief Minister is the Chief Patron of the Board. The notification contained the following :
As various Departments and Organizations of this Government are dealing with various issues relating to medicinal plants, and a need has been felt to strengthen coordinations and linkages relating to the activities taken up by individual .stakeholders and as concern has been expressed about erosion and degradation of our resources, unsustained availability of quality raw drugs, high and fluctuating prices, improper marketing, lack of organised cultivation and small share in the export market, and as after careful consideration the Government of West Bengal is of the opinion that a State-Ievel Statutory Body should be constituted to look after policy formulation, co-ordination with Departments ensuring sustained availability of medicinal plants and to coordinate all matters relating to their development and sustainale use etc., the Governor is, pleased to set up the State Medicinal Plants Board having the following constitution under the Chairmanship of the Mininster-in-Charge of Health and Family Welfare Department of the Golfernment of West Bengal.
I. State Medicinal Plants Board
1) Minister-in-Charge, Health & Family Welfare Department -Chairman 2) Minister-in-Charge, Food Processing Industries and Horticulture Department -Vice-Chairman 3) Minister of State, Health & Family Welfare Department -Vice-Chairman 4) Secretary, Health & Family Welfare Department -Member 5) Secretc.ry, Forest Department -Member 6) Secretary, Science & Tecnology Department -Member 7) Secretary, Food Processing Industries & Horticulture Department -Member 8) Secretary, Commerce & Industries Department -Member 9) Secretary, Finance Department -Member 10) Secretary, Agriculture Department -Member .
11) Secretary, Land & Land Reforms Department -Member 12) Secretary, Panchayat & Rural Development Department -Member 13) Secretary, Backward Classes Welfare Department -Member 14) Director, Homoeopathy -Member State MedicinalPlants Board
15) Director/. Ayurveda -Member 16) Special Officer/. Unani -Member 17) Director/. Drugs Control -Member 18) Director/. State Pharmacopoeial Laboratory & Pharmacy for Indian Medicine/. (Dept. of Health& FW/.Govt. of W.B.)/. Kalyani/. Nadia -Member- Treasurer .19) Vice-Chancellor/. Jadavpur University -Member 20) Vice-Chancellor/. Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya/. Nadia -Member 21) Joint Secretary/. ISM&H -Member-Secretary (ii) There will be the following nominated members from the following categories:
1) 2 members from Industry -Sector dealing with ISM&H 2) 2 members from Exporters of ISM&H 3) 1 member from State Planing Board. 4) There are 3 (three) other members .nominated subsquently/. viz : (i) The Director/. Central Research Institute (Ayurveda); (ii) Director/. Food Processing and Horticulture and (iii) One expert-Professor from Vidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya.
II. FUNCTIONS OF THE MEDICINAL PLANTS BOARD
i) Assessment of demand/supply position relating to medicinal plants both
within the State and outside the State; ii) Advise concerned Departments/Organizations on policy matters relating to schemes and programmes for development of medicinal plants; iii) Provide guidance in the formulation of proposals,. schemes and programmes etc. to be taken-up by agencies having access to land for cultivation and infrastucture for collection, storage and transportation of medicinal plants; iv) Identification, inventorisation and quantificatjon of medicinal plants; v) Promotion of ex-situ/in-situ cultivation and conservation of medicinal plants; vi) Promotion of co-operative efforts among collectors and growers and assisting them to store, transport and market. their produce effectively; vii) Setting up of data-base system for inventorisation, dissemination of information and facilitating the prevention of patents being obtained for medicinal use of plants, the information of which is in the public domain; viii) Matters relating to import/export of raw materials, as well as value added products either as medicine, food supplement or as herbal cosmetics incll1ding adoption of better techniques for marketing of produce to increase their reputation for quality and reliability within the country and abroad and to promote pharmaceutical and other industries based on medicinal plants; ix) Undertaking and awarding of studjes leading to scientific, technological )tate Medicina, Boaro
research and promoting cost-effective practices for the development of medicinal plants; x) Development of protocols for cultivation and quality control; xi) Encouraging the protection of Patent Rights and IPR. III. The Board will be vested with powers of approving administratively and financially the programmes and schemes for performing the functions entrusted with itand those will include the following: a The Board will advise the concerned Departmel 's/Organizations on policy matters relating the schemes and programmes f( development of medicinal
plants. -ationrhe Board will provide guidance in the formul. ot proposals/schemes i3nd programmes etc. to be taken up by age ncies and corporate bodies Ilavina ~ " access-Icture to land for cultivation and infrastrL for collection, storage, transportation of medicjnal plants. Chairman of the Board will have the authority to invite representation from organizations engaged in R&D, quali!y control etc., as special invitees. The Board will draw upon the expertise of organizatjons such as CSIR, d' Department of Science and Technology, Department of Bio- Technology, Research Councils and ICAR etc. in meeting its objectives. e The Board will be assisted in Administrative/Technical matters by Consultants to be appointed by a Resolution of the Board in the relevant fields on terms and conditions approved by Departments, namely, Department of Health & Family Welfare, Department of Forests, Department of Commerce & Industries, Department of Finance, Department of Agriculture, Department of Cooperation and Department of Panchyat & Rural Development of the State Government represented in the Board who may be competent to decide the qualifications, experience and remuneration of such consultants a no I method of filling up of the post. The decision of the Chairman on the advi_..;i~p by the 7 (seven) official representatives including the Secretary, Finance Department would be considered sufficient to .issue offer of appointment ~- (0 a Consultant for a period not exceeding 2 years, to be reviewed before the period is over. The Board will be authorised to aware work to [--Juv~rnrTI~II, I and non-Government institutions to facilitate collection of data, preparation of policy papers and promotional material. The Board can appoint such number of officers and staff as may be necessar) subject to approval of State Government and Government instructions or
the subiec':.l
IV. In addition, the State Medic lal Plants Board will start with the following Committees: State Medicinal Plants Board
1) Committee on Cultivation of Medicinal Plants: a) Secretary, Food Processing Irdustries & Horticulture Department -Chairman b) Representative of State Pharmacopoeial Lab & Pharmacy for IM -Member . c) Representative of H&FW Department (ISM&H) Branch) -Member d) Representative of Forest Department -Member e) Representative of Panchayat De~aitment -Member f) Representative of B.C.K.V. -Member
2) Committee on Research & Testing: a) Secretary, Science & Technology Department -Chairman b) Director, Drugs Control -Member c) Representative of Post Grad.uate Inst. (Ayur) -Member d) Representative of State Pharmacopoeial Lab & Pharmacy for IM -Member e) Representative of Directorate of Homoeopathy -Member f) Representati.ve of Special Officer of Unani -Member g) Representative of Directorate of Ayurveda -Member h) Representative of Drugs Control Laboratory -Member i) Representative of JadavpurUniversity -Member
3) Committee on Demand & Supply: a) Secretary, Food Processing Industries & Horticulture Department -Chairman
b) Director, Ayurved -Member c) Representative ofForest Department -Member d) Representative of Drugs Control -Member e) Representative of Commerce & IndlJstries Department -Member f) Representative of C&SSI Department -Member g) Representative of Ayur, Drugs Manufacturers' Association -Member h) Repre5entative of State Pharmacopoeial Lab & Pharmacy for IM -Member
4) Committee on Patents: a) Secretary, Science & Technology Department -Chairman b) Representative of Health & Family Welfare Department, ISM&H Branch -
Member c) Representative of State Pharmacopoeial Lab & Pharmacy for IM -Member
d) Representative of Drugs Control -Member e) Representative of Drugs Control Laboratory -Member . f) Representative of Jadavpur University -Member S) Committee on Export/Import and Promotion of Pha~maceutical and
other Industries based on Medicinal Plants: a) Secretary, Commerce & Industries Department -Chairman b) Representative of Fore5t Directorate -Member
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c) Representative of Ayurved Di.rectorate-Member
d) Representative of Homoeopathy Directorate -Member e) Representative of the office of the Special Officer, Unani -Member f) Representative of SPLPIM, Kalyani -Member g) Representative of Export Agencies of State Govt. -Member h) Representative of Industry (Ayur Drug Manufacturers' Assocn Member i) Representative of Drugs Contro~-Member he office of the State Medicinal Plants Board comprises
1 Sri P. Pramanik -Member Secretary, State Medicinal Plants Board Joint Secretary, ISM&H Branch Health and Family Welfare Department, Government of West Bengal, Writers' Buildings, Kolkata-700 001 Ph No.: 22144061
2 Dr. C. M. Ghosh -Director, State Medicinal Plants Board Director, State Pharmacopoeial Lab & Pharmacy for Indian Medicine Government of West Bengal, Kalyani, Nadia -Member- Treasurer
3, One Accountant-cum-Office Assistant (On contract) 4. One Stenographer-cum-Computer Operator (On contract) The Office is presently functioning at 9/18, MAHATMA GANDHI ROAD, (lst floor of KHANNA NURSING HOME) Kolkata-700 009 (near Sealdah Station)
The State Medicinal Plants Board, West Bengal is a nodal agency working on behalf of the National Medicinal Plants Board. All the schemes received by this board shall be scrutinised by our expert team and be forwarded with the recommendation, if found eligible, to National Medicinal Plants Board, New Delhi. The NMPB will grant the assistance to the NGOs etc and . cheques shall be issued in the schemes selected by them directly. For the present, the State Medicinal Plants Board shall in no case issue the'cheques on behalf of NMPB to NGOs or others. SMPB shall monitor the project. The application form is given in annexures-I & II. State MedicinalPlants Board
Promotional and Commercial Schemes of National Medicinal Plants Board Operational Guidelines for Financial Assistance
The National Medicinal Plants Board was set up under a Government Resolution notified on 24th November 2000 under the Chairpersonship of Union Health & Family Welfare Minister. The objectives of establishing a Board is to establish an agency which would be responsible for co-ordination of all matters relating to medicinal plants, including drawing up policies and strategies for conservation, proper harvesting, cost-effective cultivation, research and development, processing, marketing of raw material in order to protect, sustain and develop this sector. The work would continue to be carried out by the respective Departments, Organizations but the Board would provide a focus and a direction to the activities.
FUNCTIONS OF THE BOARD: Co-ordination with Ministries/Departments/Organizations/State/UT Governments for development of medicinal plants in general and specifically in the following fields:-
1. Assessment of demand/supply position relating to medicinal plants both within the country and abroad. 2. Advise concerned Ministries/Departments/Organizations/State/UT Governments on policy matters relating to schemes and programmes for development of medicinal plants. 3. Provide guidance in the formulation of proposals, schemes and programmes etc. to be taken by agencies having access to land for cultivation and infrastructure for collection, storage and transporation of medicinal plants. 4. Identification, inventorisation and quantification of medicinal plants. s. Promotion of ex-situ and in-situcultivation and conservation of medicianl plants. 6. Promotion of co-operative effort among collectors and growers and assisting them to store, transport and market their produce effectively. 7. Setting up of database system for inventorisation, dissemination of information and facilitating the prevention of Patents being obtained for medicinal use of plants, which is in the public domain. 8. fv1atterrelating to import/export of raw material, as well as value added products either as medicine, food supplements or as herbal cosmetics including a9option of better techniques for marketing of products to increase their reputation for quality and reliability in the country and abroad. 9. Undertaking and awarding Scientific, Technological research and cost- effectiveness studies. 10. Development of protocols for cultivation and quality control. 11. Encouraging the protection of patent Rights and IRP.
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ORGANISATIONAL SET UP:
The apex body of the Board is headed by the Union Minister of Health & Family Welfare as Chairperson and Union Minister of State for Health & Family Welfare as Vice-Chairperson and other members are as follows:
Ex-officio members:- i) Secretary, Department of Indian Systems of Medicines & Homoeopathy; ii) Secretary, Minister of Environment & Forest; iii) Secretary, Department of Scientific and Industrial Research; iv) Secretary, Department of Bio- Technology; v) Secretary, Department of Science & Technology; vi) Secretary, Department of Commerce; vii) Secretary, Departme~t of Industrial Policy and Promotion; viii) Secretary, Department of Expenditure; ix) Secretary, Department of Agriculture and Cooperation; x) Secretary, Department of Agricultural Research and Education, and xi) Secretary, Ministry of Tribal Affairs.
Four nominated members:- Having expertise in the field of- i) Medico-ethnobotany, ii) Pharmaceuticals indstry of ISM, iii) Marketing and Trade, iv) Legal matters and patents.
Four nominated members representing exporters of:- i) ISM&H drugs, ii) NGOs, iii) Growers of medicinal plants, iv) Research and Development industry groups
Two nominated members representing:- federations/co-operatives dealing with medicinal plans.
One member from:- Research Councils of Department of:- i) Indian Systems of Medicines and Homoeopathy, ii) Pharmacopoeial Laboratory of Indian Medicines/ Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia Laboratory, Ghaziabad and iii) two members representing State Governments (by rotation every two years).
Chief Executive Officer in the rank of Joint Secretary as Member-Secretary.
MARKET SCENARIO OF MEDICINAL PLANTS:
Domestic Scenario: Medicinal plants market in the countly is today unorganised due to several problems. Medicinal plants are a living resource, exhaustible if overused and sustainable if used with care and wisdom. At present 95% collection of medicinal plants is from th.e wild. Current practices of harvesting are unsustainable and many ~tudies have highlighted depletion of resource base. Many studies have confirmed that pharmaceutical companies are also responsible for inefficient, imperfect, informal and opportunistic marketing of medicinal plants. There is a vast, secretive and largely unregulated trade in medicinal plants, mainly from the wild, which continues to grow dramatically
13 State Medicinal Plants Board in the absence of serious policy attention with environmental planning. Confusion. also exists in the identification of !Jlant materials where the origin of a particular drug is assigned to more than one plant, due to which, adulteration is common in such cases. All these affect the market both directly and indirectly.
Marketing is a daunting problem, which besets the development of the plant- based industry in developing countries. Marketability of products will be a crucial factor in determining the failure or success of this sector. The market outlets can be for local use and for export. As for local use some products could reach the consumer directly while others have to be either further processed or used as secondary con;ponents in other industrial products. A clear understanding of both the supply- side issues and the factors driving the demand and size of the medicinal plants market is a vital step towards planning for both the conservation and sustainable use of the habitats of these plants as well as for ensurng continued availability of the basic ingredients used to address the health needs of the majority of the world's population.
Brief Global Scenario:
According to the report of the Worlds Health Organisation (WHO), a large population of the world relies on the traditional systems of medicines, largely plant based to meet their primary health care needs. India at present (2000) exports herbal materials and medicines to the tune of Rs. 446 crores only while it has been estimated that this can be raised to Rs. 3000 crores by 2005. The Chinese export based on plants including raw drugs, therapeutics and other estimated to be around Rs. 18,000- Rs. 22,000 crores. In view of the innate Indian strengths which interalia include diverse eco- systems, technical and farming capacity and a strong manufacturing sector, the medicinal plants area can become a huge export opportunity after fulfilling domestic needs.
Export: Apart from requirement of medicinal plants for internal consumptions, India exports crude drugs mainly to developed countries. viz. USA, Germany, France, Switzerland, UK and Japan, who share between them 75 to 80 percent of the total export of crude drugs from India. The principal herbal drugs that have been finding a good market in foreign countries are Aconite, Aloe, Belladona, Acoru~ Cinchona, Cassiatora, Dioscorea, DIgitalis, Ephedra, Plantago (Isabgol), Cassia (Senna) etc. .
(Source: Planning Commission-Task Force Report, 2000)
APPEAL: All concerns are apprised in Public Interest that the export of undermentioned 29- plants, plant portions, their derivatives and extracts if obtained from wild sources are
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prohibited under law (Foreign Trade Development & Regulation Act 1982). These prohibited plants are: 1. Cycas beddomei (Beddomes cycad) 2. Vanda coerulea (Blue vanda) 3. Saussurea costus (Kuth) 4. Paphiopedilium species (Ladies slipper orchid) 5. Nepentheskhasiana (Pitcher plant) 6. Renanthera imschootiana (Red vanda) 7. Rauvolfia serpentli7a (Sarpagandha) 8. Ceropegia species (Ceropegia bulbosa Roxb.) 9. Frerea indica (Shindal mankundi) 10. Podophyllum hexendrum (Emodt) (Indian Podophyllum) 11. Cyatheaceae species (Tree ferns) 12. Cycadaceae species (Cycas ciricinalis Linn.) 13. Dioscorea deltoidea (Elephant's foot) 14. Euphorbia species (Euphorbias) 15. Orchidaceae species (Orchids) 16. Pterocarpus santalinus (Red Sanders) 17. Taxus wallichiana (Common Yew or Birmi leaves) (T:baccata) 18. Aqullaria malaccensis (Agarwood) 19. Aconitum species 20. Copti.s.teeta 21. Coscinium fenestratum (Calumba wood) 22. Dactylorhiza hatagierea 23. Gentiana kurroo (Kuru) 211-. Gnetum species (Gnetum montanum Markgraf) 25. Kaempferia galanga 26. Nardostachys grandiflora (Jatamansi) 27. Panax pseudoginseng 28. Picrorhiza kurrooa 29. Swertia chirayta (Chirayata) .
We appeal to the stakeholders not to use these endangered species from the wild & help in conserving our medicinal wealth. It becomes our dUty to cultivate medicinal plants in a big way to conserve herbal wealth for health and prosperity.
National Medicinal Plants Board
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PROMOTIONAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHEMES DESIGNATED AREAS FOR FINANCIAL SUPPORT : Project proposals can be submitted in the following designated areas of Promotional/Commercial schemes for overall development of medicinal plants in general and with special reference to 32 species, prioritised and identified by the Boards viz: 1. Amla Ernblica officinalis Gaeltn 2. Ashok Saraca asoca (Roxb.) de Wilde 3. Ashwagandha Withania somnifera (Linn.) Dunal 4. Atees Aconitum heterophyllurn Wall. ex Royle 5. Bael Aegle marmelos (Linn.) Corl: 6. Bhumi amlaki Phyllanthus amarus Schurn & Thonn. 7. Brahmi Bacopa monnieri (L.) Pennell 8. Chandan Santalurn album Linn. 9. Chirata Sweltia chirata Buch-Ham. 10. Giloe Tinospora cordifolia Miers. 11. Gudmar Gymnema sylvestre R. BI: 12. Guggal Commiphora wightii (Arn.) Bhandari 13. Isabgol Plantago ovata Forsk. 14. Jatamansi NardostachysjatamansiDC . 15. Kalihari Gloriosa superba Linn. 16. Kalmegh Andrpgraphis paniculata Wall. ex Nees 17. Kokum Garcinia indica Chois. 18. Kuth Saussurea costus C B. Clarke (S.lappa) 19. Kutki Picrorhiza kurroa Benth ex Royle 20. Makoy Solanum nigrurn Linn. 21. Mulethi Glycyrrhiza glabra Linn. 22. Musali safaid Chlorophyturn borivillianurn Sant. 23. Patharchur (Rhiver) Coleus barbatus Benth./C vettiveroides 24. Pippal Piper longurn Linn. 25. Rasaut (Daruhaldi) Berberis aristata DC 26. Saffron (Kesar) Crocus sativus Linn. 27. sarpgandha Rauwolfia serpentina Benth. ex KulZ 28. Senna Cassiaangustifolia Vah/: 29. shatavari Asparagus racemosus Willd. . 30. Tulsi Ocimurn sanctum Linn. 31. Vai Vidang Embelia ribes Burm. I: 32. Vatsnabh Aconitum ferox Wal/: Proposals can also be taken up for any other medicinal plant for which there is assured market.
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MEDICINAL PLANTS SELECTED FOR COMMERCIAL CULTIVATION IN WEST BENGAL Considering the Agro-climatic conditions and requirements of the manufacturing units in West Bengal, the State Medicinal Plants Board has selected thefolfowing 37 (thirty seven) Medicinal and Aromatic Plants for commercial cultivation in the State, of which 14 (fourteen) medicinal plants have been selected from the list of 32 (thirty two) medicinal plants of the National Medicinal Plants Board, described pre-page. 1. 1Or'J~ Withania somnifera Duna/ 2. ~~l"fu: So/anum nigrum Lli7n. 3. ~~ Andrographispanicu/ata (8urm. t) Wa/1.ex Nees 4. ~"G'1" ~~'8~f";U~~ 33. 1J1~ Kaempferia ga/anga Linn. 34. ~~ ~1~(;G"\I~1 Ginkgo bi/oba Linn. Pe/argonium graveo/ens L ' Herit. 35. (;1S1~1~~I~ 36. ~~ Ch/orophytum borivi//anum 37. f"j;J~I(;-iG"\1 Cyh1bopogon winterianus Jowitt I. Some Medicinal Plants which are very suitable for cultivation in the following districts of West Bengal Districts: Hooghly, Nadia Burdwan, Mursidabad , SI. No. Common Name Botanical Name 1. Brahmi Bacopa monnieri 2. Ayapan Eupatorium ayapana 3. Satamuli Asparagus racemosus 4. BhuinklJmrO Ipomea paniculata 5. Vringaraj Wedelia calendulacea 6. Aswagandha Withania somnifera 7. Olatkambal Abroma augusta 8. Tulsi Ocimum sanctum 9. Pipul Piperlongum , Bhumi-amlaki Phylanthus niruri 10. 11. Basak Adhatoda vasica 12. Chitrak Plumbago zeylanica 13. Bamanhati Clerodendrum li1dicum 14. Bon Haldi Curcuma aromatica 15. Glori lily Gloriosa superba 16. Kakmachi Solanum nigrun7 17. Pudina Mentha sp. 18. Chandramuli Kaempferia galanga 19. Jangli Gundha Tagetesminuta 20. Vetiver Vetiveria zizanioides II. Some Medicinal Plants which are very suitable for cultivation in the following districts of West Bengal. Districts: 24 Parganas (N & S), Ho\Nrah, Midnapore (East) SI. No. Common Name Botanical Name 1. Brahmi Bacopa monnieri 2. Ayapan Eupatorium ayapana 18 State Medicinal Plants Board SI. No. Common Name Botanical Name 3. Satamuli Asparagus racemosus 4. Vringaraj Wedelia calendulacea Bach Acorus calamus 6. Olatkambal Abroma augusta 7. Pipul Piper longum 8. Bhumi-amlaki Phylanthus niruri q Thankuni Centella asiatica 10. Chai Piper chaba 11. Salpani Desmodium gangeticum 12. Mango Zinger Curcuma amada 13. Kalmegh Andrographis paniculata 14. Kakmachi Solanum nigrum 15. Tulsi Ocimum sanctum 16. Gulancha 77nosporacordifolia 17. Vetiver Vetiveria zizanioides 18. Anantamul Hemidesmu.S'indicus 19. Punarnova Boerhaavia diffusa 20. Indian Basil Ocimum basilicum III. Some Medicinal Plants which are very suitable for cultivation in the following districts of West Bengal Districts: Midnapore (West), Bankura, Birbhum, ~urulia SI. No. Common Name Botanical Name Aswagandha Withania somnifera 2. sarpagandha Rauvolfia serpentina 3. Gritakumari Aloe indica 4. sonapata Cassiaangustifolia 5. safed musli Chlorophytum borivillanum 6. satamuli Asparagus racemosus 7. Zinger Zingiber officinale 8. Chandramuli Kaempferia galanga 9. Kantakari Solanum xanthoecarpum 10. Kalmegh Andrographis paniculata 11. Muskdana Abelmoschus moschatus 12. Gokhsur ]i-ibulus terrestris 13. Harjora Cissus quadrangularis 14. Basak Adhatoda vasica 19 State Medicinal Plants Board SL. No. Common Name Botanical Name 15. Nishinda Vitex nigundo 16. Iswarmul Aristo!ochia indica 17. Kurchi Ho!arrhena antldysenterica 18. Haritaki Termina!iachebu!a 19. Bahera Termina!iabe!!erica 20. Ashok Saraca asoca 21. Sajina Moringa o!eifera 22. Beal Aeg!e marme!os 23. Apang Achyranthes aspera 24. Citronella Cymbopogon winterianus 25. Lemon grass Cymbopogon martini 26. Palmarosa Cymbopogon martini va/:-motia 27. Mentha Mentha sp. 28. Jasmine Jasminum grandiflorum IV. Some Medicinal Plants which are very suitable for cultivation in the following districts of West Bengal Districts: Hill & Terai Zone SI. No. Common Name Botanical Name 1. Chirata Sweltia chirata 2. Belladona Atropa belladonna 3; Dioscorea Dioscorea alata 4. Kotki Picrorrhiza kurroa 5. Jastimadhu Glycyrrhlza glabra 6. Aconitum Aconitum heterophyllum 7. Bach Acorus calamus 8. Aswagandha Withania somnifera 9. sarpagandha Rauvolfia serpentina 10. Talas patra Pinus sp. Iswarmul Aristolochia indica 12. Ginko biloba Ginkgo biloba 13. Gurmar Gymnema sylvestre 14. Guggul Commiphora mukul 15. Indian Basil Ocimum Basilicum 16. Wild marigold Tagetesminuta 17. Geranium Pelargonium graveolens 18. safed musli Chlorophytum borivillanum 20 State Medic 'al Plants Boara PROJECT PROPOSALS CAN BE SUBMITTED IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: Promotional Schemes 1 Survey and inventorization of medicinal plants In-situ conservation and ex-situ cultivation of medicinal plants. .To encourage in-s/tu conservation and ex-s/tu cultivation of selected medicinal plants, particularly endangered species which have appeared in Indian Red Data Book (IRDB) and negative list of CITES. .To create region-wise and species-wise medicinal plants demonstration centres (herbal gardens). Production of quality planting material .To produce germ plasms of quality planting materials in bulk b)l developing improved agro-techniques and other appropriate technology Extension activities -Information, education and communication: .Awareness through audio-visual aids, talks, seminars, training workshops etc. .Training & visit of growers and collectors to demonstrations plots research centres and other related organisations in the country. .Activities encouraging cultivation for growing medicinal plants- .Extension material on medicinal plants Study demand supply position and marketing of medicinal plants for domestic and global market. .Study in respect of state-of-the-art creating and developing infrastructure for the purpose of value addition, shelf life, storage and packing of drugs conforming international standards. 6. Research and Development in medicinal plants sector Strengthening capabilities of NMPB:- The Scheme related to man-power for NMPB including pay and allowances to staff, office infrastructure, computerization etc. Other areas: 8. Promote -operative efforts among growers and lectors plants. 9. Value adition and semi-processing of products of medicinal plants 10. Undertake/assist or encourage scientific technological and economic researcr on medicinal plants. 21 State MedicinalPlants Board Eligibility: .Applicable to government organizations for grant in the specified areas above. .Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) are eligible for certain specific areas except R&D activities. 11- Commercial Schemes: 1. Production and ensure supply of quality planting material in bulk. 2. Area expansion for selected species and cultivation in more than 2 hectares [subsquently made 2 acres] land area. 3. Value addition -for developing proper harvesting techniques, semi-processing of produces viz. collection, grading, drying, storage, packing etc. 4. Develop innovative marketing mechanism. Eligibility: .Govt. organizations .Registered growers, association/federations of growers, traders manufacturers, societies, pharmaceutical companies, NGOs and recognised private research institutes or any group of people who have past 3 years experience in the medicinal plants sector. Financial Assistance to farmers: In case of farmers financial assistance would be as under: Small and marginal 50% (operational land area below 02 hectare) Medium 40% (operational land area 02-10 hectares) Large 30% (operational land area 10 hectares and above) FOR THE ABOVE ACTIVITIES IN CASE OF NGOS, SOCIETIES/COOPERATIVES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE WOULD BE PROVIDED TO THE EXTENT OF 30% OF TOTAL EXPENDITURE, AS EXPLAINED ABOVE. PREPARATION AND SUBMISSION OF PROPOSAL: 1. The applicant will submit the project proposal on appropriate prescribed application form (Annexure-! & II) prepared as per the guidelines of the Board and the lending institution/financial Institution (fl*). The project will have a Pr~ncipal Investigator who would be responsible for its formulation and implementation. * The Financial Institutions (FI)/Banks shall include NABARD, IDBI, sIDBI, lCICI, State Financial Corporations, State Industrial Development Corporations, NBFCs, NEDFI, National sC-sT/Minorities/Backward-CIasses Financial and Developement Corporation, other designated loaning institutions of the state/UTs, Commercial/ Cooperative Banks etc. 22 State 1edicinaJ Boa, 2. The objectives of the projects have to be precise and well -defined indicating the likely benefits to be derived. 3. The technical programme of the scheme has to be as comprehensive as possible, outlining allocation of works, work scheduling, annual action plan etc. 4. The promotional activity related proposals have to be directly submitted to the National Medicinal Plants Board (NMPB) in five (5) cpoies with a copy to the concerned State Medicinal Plants Board (SMPB) / designated nodal agency of State Government. 5. In case of commercial project proposals, these have to route through the Financial Institution (FI) and State Medicinal Plants Board with an advance copy to National Medicinal Plants Board, New Delhi. 6. On receiving the project proposals the FI will scrutinize and examine the proposal to its feasibility. The FI will forward a brief report along with their comments to the SMPB for initial scrutiny with a copy to NMPB. The FI in their brief note will indicate the detailed information about the applicant's profile, i) Name of the associate bank, if any, ii) Nature/main activities of the project, iii) Item-wise financial projection, iv) Means of finance including NMPB assistance, brief coverage on technical feasibility and financial viability etc. 7. The proposal so received will finally be placed before the appropriate Project Screening Committee (PSC) of NMPB for approval. 8. After approval of the project by the PSC, the applicant, SMPB and the FI will be informed so that the applicant may apply for the appropriate term loan, as per guidelines of the FI. The total back-ended financial assistance shall be paid through FI in two equal installments. 9. 50% of the Financial Assistance would be released to the participating Financial Institution after 50% of term loan is disbursed. The remaining 50% Financial Assistance will be released on disbursement of 2nd installment of term loan. 10. The first installment of 50% of the Financial Assistance will be released within Fund Account of the concerned borrower, which is to be adjusted finally against the loan amount of the bank on completion of the project. At every stage funds would be released on the verification and recommendation of FI. For release in subsequent years funds will be provided within 30 days after receipt of utilization certificate and demand. 11. On completion of the project, the concerned FI would inform NMPB that the project has been completed as per the over all guidelines of NMPB and shall 23 State MedicinalPlants Board make a request to NMPB for joint inspection of the project, in the presence of the applicant. The remaining 50% of the financial assistance would be released after the satisfactory report of the inspection of the project. The FI would submit utilization certificate about the financial assistance to the NMPB and SMPB. 12. Adjustment in Applicant's Account: The financial assistance released by NMPB to the FI on behalf of the applicant that is sanctioned will be kept in the separate reserve account. The repayment schedule will be drawn on the loan amount in such away thatthe financial assistance amount is adjusted after the bank loan portion is liquidated. Suitable instruction issued in this regard by the RBI from time to time would be followed. 13. Before releasing funds the officials of National Medicinal Plants Board or in their absence officials of the State Board will inspect the project area and submit a report for its satisfactory progress or otherwise for release of funds. 14. The Board will have final discretion for actual grant of financial assistance to be given 15. The term loan could be availed by the applicant depending upon species, acreage, agro-climatic conditions and amount of margin money etc., but in any case the term loan has to be not less than .10% of the total project cost, through recognized FI. 16. Monitoring and evaluation of the project would be the responsibility of concerned SMPB. 17. Other Conditions: The project proposals may have vertical or horizontal integration. a. A signboard at the site NMPB Assisted Project will have to be exhibited. b. NMPB reserves the right to modify, add, and delete any term/conditions without assigning any reason thereof. c. NMPB interpretation of various terms will be final. d. As and when required, pre & post inspection would be undertaken by NMPB representative(s) to find out the physical and financial progress. e. NMPB shall have a right to inspect/monitor the project and verify the related records at any time during the project period. GENERAL CONDITIONS 100% fipancial assistance would be available for the promotional schemes to be imp;emented by the State Medicinal Plant~ Boards (sMPBs), State Governments, Central and State Governments Institutions, Universities, reputed NGOs and quasi-public Institutions. 24 State Medicinal Plants Board i) The project proposals may be upto 3 years duration. ii) Scientists/Teachers/foresters with Botany/forestry background would be eligible to become the Principal Investigator (PI), provided they have at least 3 years to superannuate. iii) Scientific, technical and supporting staff will be on contract basis and contractual salaries, speciaiised equipment, unavoidable recurring contigencies, TA (PI and staff) and -in selected cases for small items of works will be in accordance with the approval of the project. iv) The Principal Investigator shall enjoy the freedom in selection of Co-PI and other staff. The appointment will not be regular in nature, but restricted to the project/scheme on contract basis. v) In case of transfer/leaving of Principal Investigator, Co-Principal Investigator will hold the charge of the scheme and work as PI. In case there is no Co- Principal Investigator, the host institute will suggest the name of suitable PI to handle the scheme. In case of transfer of the PI the scheme could be shifted to the institution on the request of the PI concerned. vi) Under non-recurring head, fir1'ancial assistance could be provided for only selected, essential and special.ised items of equipments required for project works, for modification of existing structure or for undertaking petty works. vii) The implementing institution without approval of the Board shall not make re-apporpriation of funds among different heads of expenditures of a scheme, except in case of recurrring contingencies. viii) Component towards rental value of land/ lease rent shall not exceed 10% of project cost. ix) Expenses towards manpower for supervision and other technical input shall not exceed 10% of the project cost. x) Other general conditions will be as per Terms/Conditions (Annexure-IV). FUNDING OF PROJECTS: i) Financial assistance would be considered for Projects related to technology transfer and development for promotion to identified medicinal plants, up to the limit of Rupees 10 lac per year . ii) For pilot projects based on high quality-commercial production, compact area development approach for popularising new and modern scientific concept of medicinal plants, upto Rupees 10 lac per year . iii) For Research & Development (R&D) projects on specific problems created to medicinal plants to encourage domestic and export promotion upto Rupees 25 lac. The projects from State Agricultural Universities/ 25 State MedicinalPlants Board Research Organisations, Universities/P.G. Colleges of repute and State Governments etc. would be considered. iv) For in-situ conservation and ex-situ cultivation a grant upto Rs.l0 lac per annum per project would be admissible. v) For training/workshops/seminars: Up to Rs.2lac for State level: upto Rs.3 lac for Regional level: upto Rs.5 lac for National level and; upto Rs.l0 lac for international event in a year. vi) For awarding title "Vanaushadhi Panditll upto Rs.l.5 lac in a year in the country @ Rs.15,OOO/- per head. vii) To assist all stakeholders in the sector up to Rs.l0 lac could be financed for in-depth Market information service including data bank. PROCEDURE FOR PROCESSING PROJECT PROPOSALS FOR APPROVAL: 1) All project proposals received in the Board office will be duly acknowledged, and thereafter examined for their completeness and meeting the minimum acceptability requirements. 2) The Board wil) be free to take expert opinion on project proposals from any individul/agency where necessary. 3) The institutions sponsoring the short-term schemes may levy institutional service charges, to the limit of 15% of the total cost of the scheme, which in turn will be used by the institute for the recurring contigencies on specified sector related activities. 4) The project proposals reviewed and recommended by the Project Screening Committee (PSC) of the Board will be placed before the Standing Finance Committee (SFC) for final approval. 5) The sanction letter shall convey expenditure sanction of all items viz. staff, equipment, works, recurring contigencies, etc. as finally approved in each case, thereby avoiding any subsequent reference to the Board for separate sanction. 6) Once the Board approves anew scheme, its sanction will be conveyed by the Board to the host institution for acceptance of the offer and the date of start of the project. IMPLEMENTATION AND MONITORING: 1) All project proposals shall be implementation within 3 months of conveying the sanction, failing which the sanctions accorded shall stand withdrawn. Extension in any case shall be given only in exceptional case. 2) The PI shall submit half yearly & annual (April to March) progress report on 26 prescribed proforma (Annexure-lII) timely (in case of annual report latest by 30th April) to the Board. The Annual report must contain details about the work done, achievements, results and duly audited accounts. 3) The PI enjoy functional autonomy and powers at par with as delegated to the similar project heads of the institute/organization. In exceptional cases for purchase of specific equipment, works, printing of extension material etc., the Board may accord necessary sanction on the request of PI. 4) Monitoring mechanism of the Projects on in-situ or ex-situ conservation will be done on the same parameters as given in (Annexure-V) 5) Release of funds will be withheld in the event of non-receipts of utilization certificate and progress reports in time or unsatisfactory progress or work. 6) On completion of the project, the PI shall submit to the National Medicinal Plants Board a final report in the prescribed proforma, which shall be examined by the Board, for identifying project results, their significance and follow-up required therein. 7) All publications (books, research papers, popular articles) produced related to the project have to be duly acknowledged for financial support. COST SCHEDULING: 1) Establishment/maintenance of herbal gardens (minimum area 1 hectare) a. Land development, fencing, developing water resources, setting up irrigation facilities @ up to Rs.1.0 lac per hectare (0.25 lac for procurement of basic planting material and 0.75 lac per hectare establishment charges). b. Annual maintenance of the garden @ up to Rs.0.40 lac per year per hectare. 2) For quality planting material sapling etc: @ up to Rs.40,000/- per hectare. 3) For establishment/maintenance of nursery centres: Land development, mist chamber nursery sheds, irrigation systems @ up to Rs.1.25 lac per hectare in first year. For next two years Rs.0.40 lac would be provided for maintenance. . (The organization has to ensure supply of at least 40,000 seeding/quality planting material per hectare per year.) 4) Regional Analytical Laboratory for Quality testing, validation and certification: For quality testing and certification of medicinal plants produce identified regional labs./institutions would be considered to provide for maintenance/strengthening of lab. up to Rs.2.0 lac per year. 27 State MedicinalPlants Board MODALITIES: .An Internal Project Screening Committee (IPSC), headed by CEO of the Board will be constituted for screening of the projects up to Rs.l0 lac '- representative from Department of ISM&H, representative from NMPB will be members of this committee. .For projects between Rs.l0 lac to Rs.30 lac, the Project Screening Committee (PSC) will include the following members: i) Chief Executive Officer, National Medicinal Plants Board ii) Representative from National Horticulture Board iii) Representative from Ministry of Environment & Forests iv) Representative from ICAR v) Representative from CSIR vi) Representatives from National Medicinal Plants Board vii) Representatives from Department of ISM&H The Committee will be headed by the official, designed by Secretary (ISM&H). .The State level committee for screening and evaluation of projects will include: i) Member-Secretary of State Medicinal Plants Board. ii) Representative from National Medicinal Plants Board. iii) Representative(s) from Central Government Institution(s). iv) Representative from Forest department. v) Representative from department of Indian Systems of Medicine & Homoeopathy The Member-Secretary of the respective SMPBs will head the Committee. DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL VISITS: National Medicinal Plants Board may coordinate and organize visit of officials and progressive farmers in India & abroad up to a period of 3 weeks for exposure and training related to development of medicinal plants sector. The group leader will be from the Board. Observation-cum-study tours shall be conducted for officers of NMPB and other concerned divisions to give exposure to the officers about medicinal plants aCJvances in different countries. The team should not exceed nine members at a time including the team leader from the Board. The entire cost on travel and per diem shall be borne by NMPB as per norms of Government of India. 28 State MedicinalPlants Board The proposals may be submitted to: CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER NATIONAL MEDICINAL PLANTS BOARD (Depptt. of ISM&H, Govt. of India) Chandralok Building, 36, Janpath, New Delhi-110011 Tel. No. (011)-2219360, 3319255 Fax: (011)-3319360 E-mail: [email protected] CONTACTS FOR SEEDS, SAPLINGS, CUL TIVATION AND OTHER INFORMATION: In West Bengal there are several reputed farms who intensively deal with Medicinal Plants. They can be contacted for supply of seeds and saplings. They can also impart training/information on cultivation, harvesting and processing etc of medicinal plants. Some of those farms/institutions are enlisted in Annexure-VI. SOME EXPORTERS IN WEST BENGAL: There are a number of exporters of Medicinal,Plants/Herbal Drugs in West Bengal A list of 18 (eighteen) such exporters is given in Annexure-VII. REGISTRATION OF COLLECTORS/FARMERS/TRADERS: The Registration of Collectors/farmers/Traders of Medicinal Plants is very much necessary to regulate, organize and stream-line the medicinal plants sectors. The format prescribed by the National Medicinal Plants Board in this regard is enclosed in Annexure-V111. 29 State MedicinalPlants Board Annexure-I (For promotional activity related projects) National Medicinal Plants Board APPLICATION FORM FOR SEEKING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FROM NATIONAL MEDICINAL PLANTS BOARD UNDER PROJECT ISCHEMES 1. Name of the Organisation/Applicant with full address 2. Status 3. Name of Principal Investigator (Dl) and CoPI (with address) 4.Detailed Bio-data (including details of published work) of PI & CoPI 5. Name of the person whom correspondence to be made, together with his telephone and telegraphic address/fax number, E-mail, if any 6. Introduction with justification of the project ? Summary of the work particularly in medicinal plants sector undertaken by the organisation in the last 3 years along with past experience. 8-.Project Concepts: 9 Project Period: 10. Details of infrastructure available: 11. Physical and financial requirement: 12. Monitoring and evaluation mechanism. 13. Benefits from the projects -tangible and intangible: Note: i) Proof of operational land and market mechanism (wherever applicable) to be submitted. ii) Costing pattern to be provided in the form of schedule of rates as applicable. iii) Title of the project along with the designed area should be mentioned on the top of the project. iv) Supporting documents including map (where applicable) and annexure relating to project proposal must be attached. . Certified that the information given above is correct and we agree to abide by the Rules and Regulations of the Board for utilization of the financial assistance sought for. Date: Signature of Authorised Authority 30 State MedicinalPlants Board National Medicinal Plants Board (CHECK LIST For PROMOTIONAL SCHEMES) 1 Title of project 2. Project Activity: Extension/Training/Herbal Garden/Demonstration/R&D Cultivation/Conservation. 3, Proposed area (in acres) and Location: 4. Applicant name, address & status: Govt. Orga n isation/NGO /1 nd ividua I/Society /Federation/Private/Others 5, Selection of species: Number/names of species Proposed species (Prioritised/other species) 6, Project Period: 7. Total cost of Project [Year-wise 8 Total amount requested: 9. Working experience in Medicinal Plants field: 10. Registration Papers of NGO/Society 11. *Land Documents enclosed: Owned/leased/Other 12. Audit Report of last three years: 13. Recommendation of head of Institution/Department/SMPBI 14. Any other remarks 16. Comments of Project Screening Committee (PSC): (to be recorded separately) Name & Signature of Ofilcer with date ~ State Medicinal Plants Board Annexure-1J (For commercial activity related projects) National Medicinal Plants Board APPLICATION FORM FOR SEEKING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FROM NATIONAL MEDICINAL PLANTS ~OARD A. General information about beneficiary Organization/ Applicant 1. Name of the organization/Applicant with full address. 2. Status 3. Name of the contact person (Principal Investigator) (PI/CoPI) with telephone/ fax, e-mail and complete postal address. 4. Detailed Bio-data (including details of published work) of PI and CoPI s. Year of establishment [Wherever applicable] 6. Whether registered under the Registration of Societies Act, 1860 or any similar State Act (Provide registration number & date and attach a certificate by Gazetted officer in case of NGOs) [Wherever applicable] 7. Major objectives of the organization. Attach Byelaws of the society certified by Gazetted officer in case of NGOs [Wherever applicable] 8. Total number of members and their names in the organizations as on 31st March (Year to be mentioned) in case of NGO, Association of Growers [Wherever applicable]. 9. Summary of the work particularly in medicinal plants sector undertaken by the organization in the last 03 years. 10. Audited balance sheet of last 3 years duly certified by c. A. [Wherever applicable]. 11. Other sources of financial assistance received by the applicant/organization if so, furnish details. 12. Details of financial assistance already received from the Board, if any may be given in the following proforma: Year Amount of grant Purpose in Total expenses brief incurred ~? State Medic 'al Plants B( B. Project Proposal i) Title of the project. Mention the designated area in bold capital letter on thf top of the project. ii) Details of the project proposal with location and map (wherever applicable) highlighting main activities with justification. iii) Requirement of funds (with break up) and item-wise financial projections. iv) Means of Finance including total financial assistance sought from the Board a) Own resources, b) Bank loan, c) Financial assistance sought. c. Supporting documents and annexure relating to project proposal .Land record including title or lease deed duly attested by revenue department- .MoU between growers/individuals/federation and buyers on Stamp Paper of Rs. 501- as per format attached. Certified that the information given above is correct and we agree to abide by the Rules and Regulations of the Board for utilization of the financial assistance sought from the Board. Date: Signature of Authorised person REMARKS (with recommendation Date: Signature of Authorised Official of State Medicinal Plants Board 33 State Medicinal Plants Board National Medicinal Plants Board (Commercial Activity Related Project)_(CHECK LIST) 1. Title of project 2. Project Activity: Extension/Training/Demonstration/Research/Cultivation/ Marketing/Conservation/Contractu~1Farming. 3. Total proposed area under activities (acre): 4. Applicant name, address & status: Govt. Orgarisation/NGO/Ind ividuaI/Society /Federation/Private/ Others s. Selection of species: Number/name of species Proposed species (Prioritised/other species) 6. Project Period: 7. Total cost of Project [Year-wise]: 8. Total amount requested: 9. *Financial arrangements: Applicant's share- Bank's share- Board's assistance admissible- 10. *Credentials of parties involved in MoU: Either different or belongs to same group 11. *Land Documents enclosed: Owned/leased/Other 12. *Bank acceptance (Nationalised Bank) 13. SMPB recommendation regarding viability and suitability of project 14. Overall presentatinn of proposal: Proper/Not proper 15. Any other remarks 16. Comments of Project Screening Committee (PSC): (to be recorded separately) Name & Signature of Member-Secretary State Medicinal Plants Board West Bengal *9, 10, 11, 12 applicable to Contractual Farming Project (CFP) 34 State Medicinal Plants Boar( PROFORMA FOR BANK APFRAISAl (NAME OF BANK) (NAME OF ApPLICANT) ApPRAISAL NOTE FOR NATIONAL MEDICINAL PLANTS BOARD PROJECT APPLICATION FORM FOR SEEKING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FROM NATIONAL MEDICINAL PLANTS BOARD 1. Name of the Applicant : 2. Constitution : (Individual or Otherwise) 3. Purpose of Loan 4. Administrative Office (Addres, Phone, Fax) 5. Location of the Project 6, Project Duration 7. Na-.:ure!main activities of the project : (in brief) 8. Financial aspect of the project. Bank finance and period of implementation Total project cost and other financial projects, (item-wise) means of finance as detailed below: Development by borrower through his own resources !~m' Bank consideration I~I ITo~ State MedicinalPlants Board For project cost and its appraisal, fencing, borewelfs, labour (quarter wise) if developed by the promoter from his resources are to be considered. The Bank Will appraise the proposal and sanction term loan for items like land levelling and irrigation/ dripirrigation system pertaining the medicinal plants crops. 9. Repayment Schedule Repayment of term loan will start from. as detailed below Ist instalment (Name of months and year) IInd instalment (amount) (so on ) 10. Security SI. No. Hypothecation of crop/Equipments 3 Personal Guarantee Total Brief comment on technical feasibility Date (Signature of Bank Manager) with seal 36 State Medicinal Plants Board ON FIFTY RUPEES STAMP PAPER MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MoU) , -'. the This MoU IS made on (date) Buyer{s) {full name & complete address) hereafter called the first party and the Farmer(s) (full na,me & complete address)- hereafter called the second party. WHEREAS the first party is willing to buy back herbal raw drugs from the second party who undertakes cultivation of medicinal plant in the land owned or land acquired on lease by the second party; WHEREAS the second party is willing to execute the said work of cultivation of herbal plants on the said land. The details of deed of agreement are as under: 1. Details of the plant/raw material: a) Name(s) of the species to be cultivated. b) Particulars of source of planting material to be cultivated. c) Approximate quantity to be traded. 2. Details of area for cultivation. 3. Approximate gestation/harvesting period of each species/plant(s) 4. Terms regarding: a) Validity of agreement in year(s). b) Mention about negotiable price agreed by the parties. c) The jur[sdiction of dispute, if any, may be specified. Any other relevant information, Signature of the first party Signature of the second party Witness 1 Witness 1 (With full address) (With full address) Witness 1 Witness 1 (With full address) (With full address) 37 State MedicinalPlants Board Annexure-IlI National Medicinal Plants Board ~,iiQn-91-~ (Half Yearly -April to September; Annual -April to March) 1. Title & Project numb.er 2. Name of Principal Investigator (With Address & Tel. No.) 3. Name & Address of contact person to whom correspondence to be made, alongwith Tel. No. (with STD code)/fax No. (with STD Code)/E-mail address 4. Area of activity (Extension, Conservation, R&D, Cultivation, Marketing, Inventorisation, Herbal Garden) s. Total Amount of sanction along with period (years) 6. Amount of last instalment & date received 7. Period of report (Half Yearly/Annual) 8. 9. Detailed Progress report: a) Please indicate financial & physical targets achieved b) .Indicate names of medicinal species studied in the report where applicable 10. Assets acquired during the period (under report) 12. Research publications done, extension material prepared, if any 13. Special achievements, if any Dated Signature (Principal Investigator) Place: with seal 38 Medicinal Plant Annexure-IV National Medicinal Plants Board TERMS & CONDITIONS OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE (GRANT) The institution/organization/Principal Investigator (PI) should maintain an account with a bank by designation in the name of the in$titution and not by name of an individual. The accounts should be operated jointly by two office- bearers. ,~ 2. The grantee (NGOs) will execute a bond in the prescribed proforma (Copy enclosed) with sureties to the effect that the grantee will abide by all the conditions of the grant. In the event of any failure to comply with these conditions or committing any breach of the bond, the grantee with sureties individually and jointly will be liable to refund to the Government of India the entire amount of the grant together with interest at such rate as is stipulated in the Bond. The requirement of furnishing two sureties will not be necessary if the grantee institution/organisation is a Society registered under the Sodeites Registration Act-1980 or is a Cooperative Society. When the bond is also signed by two sureties both of them sould be solvent and owner of such assets of value not less than the amount of the Bond as can be attached and sold in execution of a court's decree. This fact should be certified by the District Magistrate or other equivalent authority on the body of the bond. 2, The grant-in-aid is to be utilised within a period of 3 months from the date of receipt of the money for the purpose for which it is sanctioned. 4 If the grant of any part thereof is proposed to be utilised for a purpose other than that for which it is sanctioned, prior approval of this Bond should be obtained by the grantee. 5 The payment of the grant-in-aid will be made by this Board through crossed cheque-draft after all the requirements mentioned in this sanction letter have been fulfilled by the grantee. A separate account exclusively for the purpose should be opened in a bank, if not done before, the name of which may kindly be intimated to this Board. 6. The payment of grant is subject to the following conditions: a) The grantee sr.ould furnish a certificate that the person signing the undertaking duly authorised to operate upon and bind the funds of the grantee organisation. b) The grantee should furnish a certificate that the grantee organisation is not involved in any proceedings relating to the account or conduct of any of its office bearers. a certificate to the effect that the institution is not involved in corrupt practices should also be furnished. 39 " State Medicinal Plants Board .I c) The grantee should furnish the certificate to the effect that the grantee has not been sanctioned grant-in-aid for the same purpose by any other agency of Cer.~;.al Government/State Government during the same period. There should be no duplication of activity within the project area, ! d) The grantee will not, without the prior sanction of the Government of India, 1 dispose of, or divert the use for any other purpose of permanent and semi- 1 permanent assets' that may be created or acquired out of the grant. If and when such body is dissolved the assets are reverted to the Government. e) The grantee should maintain a register in GFR form 19 of all assets acquired out of this grant. This register is required to be maintained separately in : respect of such sanction and two copies of the same duly signed by the grantee be furnished to this Board annually. f] The R'eglSter orassets maintained by the grantee should be available for g) ( copy enclosed) alongwith three copies of the Audited Statement Accounts duly certified by a Chartered Accountant as mentioned item No. (i), (ii) and (iii) below as soon as possible after the close of t current financial year" -J ., ' .. i) The receipts and payments Accounts of the body as a whole for year in which the grant has been received. ii) The Income and Expenditure Accounts of the body as a whole for financial year, for which the grant has been received. iii) The Balance Sheet as at the end of the current financial year for body as a whole. .1) The accounts of the grantee should also be open for the test check - regular audit of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India c discretion. I) :Jrejudicialto the security of the nation. i) that the grantee agrees to be governed by the conditions of the mentioned in this Annexure and the sanction letter. . The private and voluntary organisations receiving recurring C;---~ . <) the tune of Rs.5 lac and above shall submit 10 copies of t Reports including Audited Statement of Accounts (both in English Hindi)) (as these are to be laid on the Table of Parliament) within j months of the close of the financial year. The grant shall be r . ro State MedicinalPlants Board receipt of the documents mentioned in sub-paras: (1) and 6 (a), (b), (c) and (j) above. I) The grantee shall have to submit five (05) copies of Half Yearly Progress Report (Mentioning physical and research targets achieved) alongwith the Utilisation Certificate (UC). At the end of the year one has to submit Annual Progress Report failing which grant shall be stopped. 7. The purchase of vehicle is not permissible from the grant sanctioned for the project/scheme. 8. The cost of computer including UPS and all accessories should not Exceed Rs.01 lac. 9.The rates of wages applicable for carrying out various works proposed in the projects would be to the extent of prevailing schedule of rates in the state/UTs/ Central Government Institutes. 10. The voluntary organisations have to furnish documentary proof in support of land ownership. The Government organisations have to indicate details about status of land. 11. For extension activities like training, seminar, workshop towards payme~t of boarding and lodging, transport, the admissible limit would be as per Government of India norms. The expenses on visit of trainees to demonstration plots, recognised concerned institutes etc. would be on actual basis and incidental charges as admissible under Rules. 12. Resource persons may be paid honorarium and TA/DA as per existing Government of India norms. 13. Expenses on equipments should be at the lower level. Further, in case the institution/organisation is already having the same equipment; purchase of the equipment for the project is not permissible. 14. Salary on staff should be kept on lower side. For contractual .staff salary/ honorarium norms shall be as follows: Principal Investigator Rs.8000-10000/- per month (fixed) Research Associate Rs.8000/- per month (fixed) sr. Research Fellow Rs.8000/- per month (fixed) Jr. Research Fellow Rs.6000/- per month (fixed) Research/Field Assistant Rs.4000-500Qj -per month (fixed) Computer Operator Rs.4000/- per month (fixed) . Mali/Field AttendantjP~on Rs.3000/- per month (fixed) 15. No regular/permanent staff including Principal Investigator of the institute/ organisation will be eligible for payment of salary from this grant. 4 State MedicinalPlants Board Prescribed Format: BOND This bond made this the day of two thousand three between " an association registrated under the Societies RegistratIon Act, 1980 and having its office at in the State of hereinafter called the 'obliger' (which expression shall unless excluded Dy or repugnant to the context be deemed to include its successors-in-interest) of the First part and the President of India, (hereafter called 'The Government') of the Second part; Whereas at the request of the obliger, the Government have sanctioned a grant-in-aid of (Rupees ) vide their letter No. dated (hereinafter referred to as the said letter) which forms an integral part of these presents and a copy whereof is annexed hereto and marked with the letter 'A' for the purpose of and on condition of the obliger executing a bond in favour of the Government on the terms and conditions and the manner hereinafter contained which the obliger has agreed to do. Now, this Bond ..witnEsSand it is hereby agreed and declared as follows: 1) That the obliger shall utilize the said grant-in-aid of Rs. (Rupees) only for the purpose specified in the said letter and for no other purpose whatsoever. 2) That the obliger shall abide by all the norms and conditions specified in the said letter and the General Financial Rules 1963 and any orders or instructions that may be issued by Government from time to time. 3) That in the event of any failure on the part of the obliger to abide any of the terms and conditions of the grant-in-aid specified in the said letter or his committing any breach thereof the Government will be at liberty to order the obliger to repay in full (forthwith entire grant-in-ald amounting to Rs. (Rupees ) only or any part thereof with interest thereon at the rate of six percent (6%) per annum and any order made by Government in this respect will be final and binding on the obliger forthwith and without any objection to pay the Government such sum not exceeding a sum of Rs. (Rupees ) only plus interest thereon as may be fixed by the Government and the decision of the Secretary to the Government of India in the Minis~ry of Health and Family Welfare about the amount so to be paid shall be final and conclusive. . 4) The society/trust agrees and undertakes to surrender/pay to Government the monetary value of all such pecuniary or other benefits which it may receive or derive/have received or derived through/upon unauthorized use (such as letting out the premises for adequate or less than adequate consideration or use of the premises for any purpose other than that for which the grant was 42 State MedicinalPlants Board sanctioned) of the property/building/created/acquired/ constructed largely from out of Government Grant. The decision of the Secretary to the Government of India in the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare as regards the monetary value aforementioned to be surrendered/paid to the Government of India will be final and binding in the Society/Trust. 5) Upon the obliger utilizing the Grant-in-aid only for the purpose specified in the said letter and abiding by fulfilling and performing all the terms and conditions of the said letter the above written obligation shall be void and of no effect but otherwise it shall be and remain in full force effect and virtue. Provide always and it is hereby agreed and declared that the decision of the Secretary, Ministry of Helath and Family Welfare as to whatever the obliger has or has not performed and observed the obligations and conditions herein before received shall be final and biding. 6) The stamp duty on the Bond shall be borne by the Government IN WITNESS whereof these presents have been signed by Shri Shri for and on behalf or the obliger and Shri ; Signed by: 1) Shri dated 2) Shri dated 1) Signature 2) Signature 1) Witness Name and Address 2) Witness Name and Address Signed by Shri -dated for and on behalf of the President of India in the presence of : Signature - 1) Witness 2) Winess (Eachpage of the Bond has to be signed by the two ()ffice bearers of the institution who are authorized to operate L'ponand bind its funds) 43 ".I, State MedicinalPlants Annexure-V National Medicinal Plants Board MONITORING MECHANISM FOR PROJECTS ON IN-SITU & EX-SITU CONSERVATION Monitoring of the projects wi II be done by a committee constituted by the National Medicinal Plants Board. The Board parameters for assessment will be as under: A) IN-SITUCONSERVATION: 1. Information on base line survey of medicinal plants in the area under study (inv'entorisation ) 2. Status of the forest/area under study and conservation measures like fencing guards, patrolling etc. being taken to check forest biota (grazing, fire, illicit collection of medicinal plants) 3. Information on availability/status of: i) Medicinal plants in general ii) Endangered species (listed in Indian Red Data Book (RDB), CITES etc.) iii) 32 medicinal plants identified by National Medicinal Plants Board or 37 species identified by SMPB. iv) Infirmation on the status of MFP including medicinal plants with regards to: a) Availability in the area under study, b) Collection byauthorized/ unauthorised agencies-the adivasis and cooperatives etc., c) Item wise details of the MFP including total revenue. v) Increase/decrease in Number of Plants/species: Periodic observations to be recorded . vi) No. of incidence or extent of control in a) Fire, b) grazing, c) illicit collection/theft/cutting etc. 4. General observations on the distribution of selected 10 important (including endangered) species of medicinal plants with regard to: a) Availability and aditionality in terms of percentage distribution, b) Abundance, c) Harvesting/marketing status, quantity (annual) d) Conservation measures 5. Supply of planting material form the area for propagation 6. Community participation in conservation. 7. Measures for creating awareness in the nearby villages of area understudy. . Visit of stakeholders. 8. Information on infrastructure available. The monitoring committee will visit the area periodic.ally to assess the progress made within stipulated period based on the above-cited parameters. 44 State MedicinalPlants Boaro B) EX-SITUCONSERVATION: The ex-sltumeasures like a) Herbal gardens, b) Cultivation in the field c) Nursery d) Laboratory (tissue culture) etc. could be taken up both for demonstration and extensive cultivation. Some of the following observations may be of importance: 1. General observation about physiography of the area. 2. Information on infrastructure available. 3. Names and number of species being conserved/maintained/produced. 4. Status of germ plasm i.e. its quality, source, availability etc. 5. Status of nursery and tissue culture: details of planting material available species-wise. 6. Total number of plants cultivated, quantity harvested or produced in the laboratory. 7. Total number of plants transferred/planted in the field. 8. Number of institutions/persons visited and benefited. The monitoring committee will visit the area periodically to assess the progress made within stipulated period based on the above-cited parameters. 45 State Medicinal Plants Board Annexure-VI Contacts for Seed, Saplings, Cultivation and Other Information 1. Department of Food Processing Industries & Horticulture Mayuk Bhavan, 4th Floor, S1alt Lake, Kolkata-91 Phone: (033) 2337-2918 2. National Board of Horticulture Mayuk Bhavan, 2nd Floor, Salt Lake, Kolkata-91 Phone: (033) 2321-1259 3. Department of Science & Technology Bikash Bhavan, 4th Floor, Salt Lake, Kolkata-91 Phone: (033) 2321-8902 4. Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya Mohanpur, Nadia Phone: (033) 2587-8338/8407 5. State Pharmacopoeial Laboratory and Pharmacy for Indian Medicine Govt. of West Bengal, Kalyani, Nadia Phone: (033) 2589-6281 6. North Bengal Agriculture University Pundibari, Coochbehar- 736165 Phone: (03582) 270249/231969 7. Ram Krishna Mission, Narendrapur, Kolkata 700 103 Phone: (033) 2477-2201/2203 8. The Agri-Horticulture Society of India 1, Alipore Road, Kolkata-700 027 Phone: (033) 2479-1713/0834 46 Medi al Plants 8( Annexure-VII Some Exporters in West Bengal 1. Alkaloid Corporation Taher Mansion, 8 Bentinck Street, Kolkata-700 001 2. Shri Baidyanath Ayurved Bhavan Ltd. 1 Gupta Lane Kolkata-700 006 3.Minex Agencies 71 Ganesh Chandra Avenue, Kolkata-700 013 4..Bengal Chemical Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 6 Ganesh Chandra Avenue, Kolkata-700 013 5. Pastur Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. 2A Bidhan Sarani, Kolkata- 700 006 6 .Bijay International (India) 13, Rup Chand Roy Street, 3rd Floor, Kolkata-700 007 I,. Directorate of Cinchona & Other Medicjnal Plants lO/lA India Mirror Street, Kolkata-700 013 8.Infar (India) Ltd. Saturday Club Building, 7 Wood Street, Kolkata-700 016 9 .Dey's Medical Stores (Manufacturing) Ltd. 62, Bondal Raod, Kokata-700 019 10. K.P.V. Industries Pvt. Ltd. 60 MacLyod Street, 2nd Floor, Kolkata-700 017 11. L.S.I International 227 A.J.C Bose Road, 3rd Floor, Anandalok Apartment, Kolkata- 700 020 12. Herbochem Remedies India Pvt. Ltd. 45 Pratapaditya Place, Kalighat Kolkata- 700 027 13. K.P.V Nayar & Co. 60 MacLyod Street, Kolkata-700 013 14. Herbicure Pvt. Ltd. Biabhav, 4th Floor, 4 Lee Road, Kolkata- 700 020 15. East India Pharmacutical Works 6 Little Russel Street, Kolkata-700 071 16. Ruiya Herbals Pvt. Ltd. 105/2 Ultadanga Main Road, Kolkata-700 067 17. Indian National Drugs Co. Pvt. Ltd. 5/2 Dr. S. P. Banerjee Road, Kolkata-700 085 18. Radha Ram Sohanlal 3 Mullick Street, Kolkata-700 017 47 State Medicinal Plants Board t Annexure-VlIl National Medicinal Plants Board APPLICATION FOR GRANT OF CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION/RENEWAL AS MEDICINAL PLANTS COLLECTION(s)/FARMER(S)/TRADER(s) 1 a) Name of the applicant(s)/contact person (in block letter). b) Status (individual/firm/company/society/ association/contractor/Govt. undertaking) c) Date of establishment/engagement in the field of medicinal plants (trader enclose profile, if any) d) Fresh or renewal, if renewal, give previous year's certificate e) Amount and details of fee remitted f) If already registered, furnish details with the name of the State and agency GO or NGO (attach copy of registration) 2 a) Address in full of the place(s) of storage/shop/processing plant/unit(s) etc. if any b) Telephone, Fax and E-mail number(s) 3. Whether A) Collector; B) Farmer; C) Trader (mention specifically) A. COLLECTOR(s): 4. Items of medicinal plants/parts/products collected (furnish details including aprox. Quantity collected in follwoing table): 5. Are you an authorised collector of medicinal plants? (with permission of Govt. or other authorised body) 6. Years during which the application was in possession of Board's certificate of registration (for renewal only) 7. Whether collected product supplied under some brand name(s)/trade mark(s) 8, Medicinal plants material collected and supplied i.e. raw/semi processed or processed during last 03 years. s. No. Year Name of Area from Approx. ~ o whom species where collected quantity supplied k . 1. ~ 200 to 200 2. 200 to 200 3. 200 to 200 48 State Medicinal Plants Boa/t B. FARMER(S): 9. Details of Land: i) Location (giving name of state/district/tehsil/village/khasra no. etc.) ii) Status & title of land, whether on lease or free hold (attach a copy of ownership/land registration) iii) Area (in acre) ~ DECLARATION I/We, declare that the information given above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and that I/We shall abide by the Board Rules, the condition laid down in the certificate and any instruction(s) given by the Board from time to time regarding the conducting of business. Signature of the Applicant(s) Place: with seal Dated 49 Statc l1edicinalPlants Board LIST OF FEW FARMERS IN WEST BENGAL State Pharmacopoeial Laboratory and Pharmacy for Indian Medicine. Government of West Bengal, Health & F. W. Deptt., Kalyani, Nadia. 2, Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya, Mohanpu~ Dist. Nadia. 3 Narendrapur Ramakrishna Mission, Narendrapur, Kolkata -700 103. 4. The Agri-Horticulture Society of India, 1, Alipore Road, Kolkata -700 027. 5. West Bengal Phytochemical Development Corporation, Illaco House, Kolkata -700 001. 6. Patra Farm House, Vill. Balarampur, P.O. Moynapur, Dist. Bankura -722 138. 7. Directorate of Cinchona & Other Medicinal Plants. lO/lA, India Mirror Street, Kolkata -700 013. 8. Uttarbanga Krishi Viswavidyalaya P.O. Pundibari, Dist. -Coochbehar -736 165 50 State Medicinal PIa Boa LIST OF A FEW COLLECTORS & TRADERS NAME & ADDRESS OF CONTACT PHONE NO./FAX FIRM PERSON No./E-Mail Mr. Kashi Nath Kundu 2238 0042 (0) 1. Ajit Kumar Kundu & Bros. 2245 4938 (R) 14, Cotton Street, Kolkata -700007. Mr Jaidev Haldar 2238 3601 (0) 2 Annapurna Bhandar 92, Manohardas Street, Kolkata -700 007. Mr Beni Madhab Dutta 22302876 (0) 3 Annapurna Bhandar 2555 6627 (R) 1/3, Ganguli Lane, Kolkata -700 007 2660 7130 (0) 4 Arihat Trading Co. Mr Jugraj Daga 547, G. T. Road South 26608765 (FAX) Howrah -711 101. 26604785/ 2660 8648 (R) 98311 47221 (M) 2232 3776 (0) 5. Avishek Trading Co. Mr. B. Choudhury 23/1, Maharshi Debendra Road, 25310989 (R) Kolkata- 700007. Mr. B. Kundu 2258 0269 (a) 6, B. K. Enterprises, 2244 2384 (R) 78, N etaji Subhash Road, Kolkata -700 007. 2238 5352 (a) 7. 8aidyanath Dutta & Sons Mr Avijit Dutta 1688, Cotton Street, Kolkata -700 007. Mr Chetan Doshi 2258 0479 (0) 8. 8alajee Enterprises, 2nd Floor, 1688, Cotton Street, 2218 3237 (R) Kolkata -700 007. 2238 2130 (a) 9 Beharilal Hemraj Mr Rishi Lal Bhatia 176, Jamunalal Bajaj Street, Kolkata- 700007. 2232 3378 (0) 10. Bangshidhar Bid & Bras., Mr B Bid 1/1, Ratan Sarkar Garden Street, 2528 8340 (R) Kalkata -700 007. 51 itate MI ants & 22. Harakhchand Kaluram Mr Babulal Kothari 22385267 (0) 26/4A, Armenian Street, 2235 8835 (R) Kolkata -700 001. 23 Herbo India, Mr Sushil Daga 2231 3242 (0) 6th Floor, 8, Amartolla Street, 2235 1045 (FAX) Kolkata -700001. 2235 8421 (R) 9831081976 (M) sanjaviain herbs@ vahoo.com 24 Hiralall Gajadharlall Mr R. p, Das 2213 1752 (0) 24, Muktaram Babu Street, 22183510 (FAX) Kolkata -700 007. 2354 0463 (R) medplant@vsnl. net 25. Kangali Charan Dutta & Sons Mr Ashoke upta 22388505 (0) 167, Cotton Street, Kolkata -700 007. 26, K. K. Bhandar Mr Uday Kundu 2238 7685 (0) 168B, Cotton Street, 2244 7923 (R) Kolkata -700 007 2355 4997 (R) 27, Khanna Trading Co. Mr Pradip Khanna 22580269 (0) 20/B, Deshapriya Park Road, 24653663 (R) Kolkata -700014. 2465 3895 (R) 28. Lakshman Chandra Das Mr R. Kundl 22386337 (0) P48/B, C.I. T. Road, 2245 1524 (R) Kolkata- 700014. 98311 10683 (M) 29. I.:-.C. Shah & Sons Mr Tejesh Shah 2231 0866 (0) 168A, Cotton Street, 9831035097 (M) Kolkata -700007. 30, Lokenath Bonoj Bhandar Mr Jayant Ghosh 2231 9475 (0) 14, Ganguli Lane, 9830 243874 (M) Kolkata -700 007. 3 M.B.D. & Co. Mr ip Dutta 2258 0227 (0) 78, Netaji Subhash Road, 24116658 (R) Kolkata -700007. 9831081689 (M) 32 M. Dhirubhai & Co. Mr Mitesh Gathar 2242 8571 (0) 18B, Sukeas Lane, 2454 8093 (R) Kolkata -700 001. 98310 06942 (M) [email protected] State Medicinal Plants Board 33. Mata Prasad Mishra Mr M. P. Mishra 2235 2276 (0) 3, Karbala Mohammed Street, Kolkata -700 001. 34. Madhu Sudan Dey Mr Ratan Dey 22390247 (0) 7, Ratan Sarkar Garden Street, 2556 6653 (R) Kolkata -700 007. 98300 33408 (M) 35. Morex (India) Mr R. S. Sharma 2243 1238 (0) 89, Netaji Subhas Road, 2243 4089 (FAX) Kolkata -700001. 2337 8612/2321 9307 (R) 36. Natural Drugs Mr C. P. Daga 2231 3242 (0) 26/4A, Armenian Street, Mr Sanjay Jain 2235 1045 (FAX) Kolkata -700 001. 2235 8421 (R) sanjayja i n_herbs@yahoo .com 37. Om prakash Agarwal, Mr 0. P. Agarwal 2259 6274 (0) 1A, Halwasiya Road, 98301 36274 (M) Kolkata -700 007. 38. Provash Kumar Das & Bros. Mr Ajoy Kumar Das 2239 3805 (0) 94, Manohardas Street, Kolkata -700007. 39. Radharam Sohanlal Mr Mahendra Ray 22322419 (0) 3, Mullick Street, 2238 4781 (FAX) Kolkata -700 001. 2246 8349 (R) 40. S. K. Enterprises Mr Kishore Dutta 2351 3746 (R) 5, Mirbahar Ghat Street, 98302 75463 (M) Kolkata -700 007. 41. Samar Chandra Mr Samar Chandra 2627 0372 (0) Ichapur Road, Kalitola 98310 77273 (M) Howrah -711 104 [email protected] www.indiaayurved.com 42. Sanjay Trading Co. Mr Himmatsingh Daga 2231 3242 (0) 26/4, Armenian Street, 22~ 1045 (FAX) Kolkata -700001. 2235 8421 (R) sanjayja i n_herbs@yahoo .com 43. Sanghai Brothers Mr Subhash Jain I 2239 2698 (0) 29, Mullick Street, Mr C. M. Jain 2238 3478 (0) Kolkata -700001. 98310 03255 (M) 54 State MedicinalPlants Boaro 44 Sh;bapada Kundu & Sons Mr Raghu Nath Kundu 2238 6337/ 1688, Cotton Street, 2238 0027 (0) Kolkata -700007. 2245 1524 (R) 9831110683 (M) 45. Shree Vinayak Traders Mr Om Prakash 2231 0466 (0) 164, Cotton Street, 98311 93015 (M) Kolkata -700007. 46, Sree Sai Baba Stores MrSadhu Dubeu 22384559 (0) 21, Bartala Street, 2231 1838 (0) Kolkata -700007. 9830093316 (M) 47. Sriniwas Trading Co. Mr L. Maharaja Pillai 2660 2132/ 25/2, Nepal Saha Lane, 2600 8107 (0) Howrah -711 101 24178029 (FAX) 2417 0204 (R) [email protected] 48. Surendra Nath Das Mr Nimai Dey 22694785 (0) 132, Rabindra Sarani, 2269 6233 (0) Kolkata -700007. 49, Suvankari Bhandar Mr T Dutta 2554 3757 (R) 14, Ganguli Lane, Kolkata -700 007. 50. Swasti Traders Mr Amar Paul 1/1, Ganguli Lane, Kolkata -700 007. 51, Umesh Chandra Rajendra Prasad Mr N. K. Das 22311752 (0) 24, Muktaram Babu Street, Mr Dileep Rastogi 22183510 (FAX) Kolkata -700007. [email protected] 2354 0463 (R) 52 Eastern Traders Mr. Raman Chatterjee 98303-68367 Block-30, Flat-170 Behala C.G. Qtr. Kolkata -700 080 53. Sital Ayurved 16, Dhamrai Road, Sree Pally, Dist -Burdwan, West Bengal 55 .State Medicinal Plants 8oardl ! !: LIST OF A YURVEDIC MANUFACTURING UNITS IN WEST BENGAL t' !;1. No. Name of the Firm with address 1. Himalayan Remedies Works Jayshreenagar, Dakhineswar, Kolkata-700 076 2, Herbal Research Institute 178, N. S. Avenue, Sreerampore, Hooghly 3 Zen Pharmaceuticals Binapara, Satigacha, P.O. Anulia Ranaghat, Nadia 4, Deoki Poddar Products 275, Dwarlk Jungle Road, Bhadrakali, Hooghly 5. Asia Drug Research Corporation 447, Barabazar, Baripal, Hooghly 6. Everest Herbal Research 316, Chak Garia, Sreenagar Main Road, Kolkata -700 064 7. Asiatic Herbs B.P. Road., Amtala, 24-Parganas(S) 8. Swami Satyananda Unani Medicine Enterprise, P.O. & Vill-Khamachandi, Haripal, Hooghly 9. Bijali Chemical Works 3, Masjid Bari Street, Kolkata-700 006 10, Ballygunje Chemical Works 3, Base Pukur Road, Kolkata-700 039 11 Herb 'N' Herbs Vill. Chak Chatta, P.O. Roypur, 24-Pgs.(S) 12 Ashok Chemicals Gar Shyamnagar (Tali Khola), Shyamnagar, 24-Parganas(N). 13 Soneka Ayurvedic Pharmaceuticals Sukchar, T.N. Banerjee Road, P.O. Sukchar, 24-Parganas(N) 14. Ista Sudha Ayurvedics Works Sri Sri Thakur Satsangha, P.O. Gidhni, Midnapore 15. Nistarini Pharmacy 188, G. T. Road, Hooghly 16. 21,K. R.K.C.M. Chemical Road, Industries Champ Darni, Hooghly . 17. J & S Products 13E/1, C. N. Roy Road, Kolkata -39 18. K. T. Pharmaceuticals (Ayv. Div.) Dakshin Gabindapur, 24-parganas (P) 56 7al Plants Boa 19 Indian Drug Laboratory, 12, Maharaja Nanda Kumar Road, Kolkata -700 051 20. 8apies & Co. 5, Paschimpara Road, Rahara, 24-Parganas(N) 21 8ranolia Chemical Works Kasba Industries Estate, Phase:ll, Plot-31, Kolkata-,700 078 22 Chemico Laboratory 8idhanpally, Madhyamgram, 24-Parganas(P) 23 Paharpur Ousadhalaya P. Ltd. 98, M. M. Ghosh Road, Dum Dum, Kolkata -700 074 24. Lord Herbal Laboratory Hari Sankarpur, Magrahat, 24-Parganas(S) 25 Care & Cure Herbal Products 37, Debendra Ch. Dey Road, Kolkata-700 015 26. Sarvodya Ayurved 8hawan Simla Satghara Road, Rishra, Hooghly 27. Ayurved 8hawan, Dacca 918, Khalisane Gurudhar, Chandannagar, Hooghly 28 Loren 8eautifir P. Ltd., Nazrul Islam Avenue, Teghoria, Kolkata- 700 059 29. Kaloon (Ayv. Divn.) Plot 56, D-8Iock, New Kalyani, Industrial Estate, Kalyani, Nadia 30. 8eston Herbal Product, Prasanna Chatterjee Road, P. 0. Ghola 8azar, 24-Parganas (N) Indigenco Pharmaceuticals P. Ltd. Morepukur, Dakshinpara, Rishra, Hooghly 32 Roman Laboratories 31, Goalapara Lane, 8elghoria, Kolkata-700 056 33. Natural Remedies Harimohan Dalai Road, 8asirhat, 24-Parganas (N) 34. Angel Industries (India) 273, (New 341) K. P. Gupta Road, Nabanagar, Halisahar, 24-Parganas(N) 35 Sree Gopal Ayurvedic 14, Asgar Mistry Lane, Kolkata- 700 046 Ducs Pharmaceuticals . 36. 84, Pramani Ghat Road, Kolkata- 700 036 37. Vaidic Ousadhalaya, Dacca 8arabazar, G. T. Road, Chandannagar, Hooghly 38, Agree International 8-83, 8angur Avenue; Kolkata-700 055 57 State Medicinal Plants Board 39. swad Pharmaceuticals 31, Kestadanga Road, shibarampur, Kolkata-700 061 40 Seven Star Ayurved Bhawan P.O. & Vill. Pakna Hat, Bamangola, Maldah 41 Cure-N-Cure Products P. Ltd., Vill. Nandabhanga, P.O. Kanganberia, 24-Parganas. 42. Health Guard Laboratories Vill. Nandabhanga, P.O. Kanganberia, 24-Parganas(s) 43 Livoplex & Co. Bansberia, Hooghly. 44. The Calcutta Chemical Works Vill. Madanpur Krishnapur, Via Badu, 24-Parganas(N) 45. sisupali Pharmacem P. Ltd. saktigarh, Birali, Kolkata-700 051 46, Standard Pharmaceuticals, (A Divn of Opec Innovation Ltd) 1-D, Cruze Garden Lane, sreerampore, Hooghly 47. Himalyan Works P. Ltd., 27, shyampukur Street, Kolkata-700 004 48. Hindustan Pharmaceuticals 73/N, Narikeldanga, Narikeldanga Main Road, Kolkata- 700 054 49. Jupiter Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Shed No.715, Behala Industrial ~state, D H Road, Kolkata-700 034 50. Indian Drug House, Dakshin Barasat, 24-Parganas(s) 51. A. K. sen & Co. P. Ltd., 34, Chittaranjan Avenue, Kolkata-700 012 52. N. C. P. Works 98, G. T. Road, Bhadrakhali, Hooghly 53. s. V. s. Marwari Hospital 115, Raja Rammohan Roy sarani, Kolkata-700 009 54. Allen Laboratories Ltd., Allen Estate, Krishnapur Road, Kolkata-700 192 55. Smith stanistreet Pharmaceuticals Ltd., 18, Convent Road, Kolkata-700 014. Delta Chemical Industries P. Ltd., 56. 235 A/2, N. s. Bose Road, Kolkata-700 047. . 57. Maya Ayurved Bhawan, sainpala, Natun Pukur; Barasat, 24-Parganas(N) 58. B. M. P. s. Pharmacheuticals P-100, Becharam Chatterjee Road, Kolkata-700 061. 58 State MedicinalPlants Board 59. Deekay Pharma Peara Bagan Road, Hooghly 60. Adco Ltd. Adcconagar, Hooghly 61 Ayursakti Rasayan Sala (Regd.) 132/1/1, Dharmotalla Road, Salkia, Howrah 62 Padmapara Chemical Works & Industries 18, Baranasi Ghosh Street, Kolkata- 700 007 63. Banani Karyalaya 3/105, Jatindas Nagar, Belgharia, Kolkata-700 056 64 Mediwel Laboratories (I) P. Ltd., 11/20, Nagendra Nath Road, Dum Dum, Kolkata-700 028. 65. Belson Pharmaceutitals 2A & D Sasi Bhusan Ghosh 2nd Bye Lane, Sreerampur, Hooghly 66. Hindustan Ayurved Udyog AA:1/6, Deshbandhu Nagar, Baguiati, Kolkata-700 059 67. R. N. R. Ayurvedic Works Barasat Road, Nilgunj, 24-Parganas(N) 68. Ayurvedia, Daca Pharmacy Bosepukur Road, P.O. Rajpur, 24-Parganas(N) 69. Ayurvedic Vesaj Bhaban P.O. & Vill. Deb:log, Midnapur 70. India Chem;cals, Narghat, Midnapur 71 Basant Ayurvedic Products B-22, Garden Reach Road, Kolkata-700 024 72. Prakriti Pharmaceuticals Reckjoani Ghosh Para, P.O. Rajarhat, 24-Parganas(N) 73. Eucon Pharmaceuticals 99A, Nutan Pukur Road, Barasat, 24-Parganas(N) 74. Bharatia Vesaja Rashyan 10/A/1, Brojendra Gorwani Road, Nabadwaip, Nadia 75. Goodcard Pharma P. Ltd., Bagi Bishnupur-1, 24-Parganas(S) 76. Sanjiban Herbal Enterprise Tamda, P.O. Jhargram, Midnapur Ayurvedic Gabesana Kendra 349, Sahid Khudiram Bose Sarani, Kalindi, Kolkata-700 030. 78 Nom's Herbs Lab. Champahati, P.S. Baruipur, 24-Parganas 59 State Medicinal Plants Board 79. R. D. Pharmaceuticals & Co. 119/88, M. P. Road; Hazinagar, 24-Parganas(N) 80. Uttam Laboratory 31124, suchetanagar, Kolkata-700 078 81 Palchem Pharmacon Rishi Aurobindo Road, Madhyamgram, 14-Parganas(N) 82 Vesaj Ayurvedic 6hawan Gholabazar, subhasnagar (N), 24-Parganas(N) 83 6atto Kristo Paul Pharmaceuticals 80, 6eniatola Street, Kolkata-700 005. 84. Reliab,le Laboratories (India) Kasimpore Road, (Kuli handa) Hooghly 85 Abala Drug House 77, Srirampur Road, Garia, Kolkata-700 084. 86. Herbochem Remedies India (P) Ltd. 10, Musalman Parsa Road, Narendrapur, 24-Parganas(S) 87, Santosh Ayurved Laboratory Nagarukhra, Nadia 88. Hadcon Pharmaceuticals 1/1, Post Office Road, Kolkata-700 028 89 Dacca Ayurved Ausadhalaya 10/33, 6ikramgar, Kolkata-700 032 90. Amloein Churna Co. Sayestanagar, 24-Parganas (N) 91 Food & Drugs Corporation Ealias Road, Agarpara, Kolkata-700 058 92 Ankur Drugs 6/61, 6ijoygarh, Kolkata- 700 032 93. Seva Pharmaceuticals, 6aganda, Shyampur, Howrah 94. Shri Dhanwantari Laboratories 80/1/1D, Jogodyan Land, Kolkata-700 054 95. Evan Drugs 34, Sarat Chatterjee Road, Nabagram Hooghly 96, Sakti Ausadhalaya 152, Purba Sinthee 6ye Lane, Kolkata- 700 030. 97. Pacific Health Care Pvt. Ltd., Rajpur, D-Jauggadal, 24-Parganas(S) 98, Meenakshi Chemical Works 53/62, 6agmari Road, Kolkata- 700 054 60 State MedicinalPlants Board 99. Kross Pharmaceuticals Narayantala (N) Deshbandhunagar, Kolkata-700 052 100. Darjodhan Herbal Home 78, K. P. Roy Lane, Kolkata- 700 033 101 Haziq Dawakhana Hutton Road, Asansol, Burdwan 102. Kali Ayurved Ausadhalaya Kenjara, Dighalgram, Bankura 103. S. K. Pharma Budge Budge Road, 24-Parganas(S) 104. Dacca Ausadhalaya 58, Satgachi Road, Dum Dum, Kolkata- 700 028 105, The Life Medicine (P) Ltd. 14, Sarat Bose Road, Rajbasi Colony, Kolkata-700 081 106. Herbal Drugs 27C, Anath Nam Dev Lane, Kolkata- 700 037 107. Herbo Culture Lab 45/17, Vivekananda Sarani, Kolkata-700 078 108. Herbmed Laboratories Prachin Mayapur Road, Nabadwip Nadia 109 S. D. Pharmaceuticals Kaikhali V.I.P. P. 0. R. Gopalpur, 24-Parganas(N) 110. S. A. Drug Enterprise 359, Thakurpukur:; Bakhrahat Road, Kolkata-700 063 11 Sital Ayurved Ausadhalaya 16, Dharmrai Road, Burdwan 112 Scientific Drugs & Pharmaceuticals P. Ltd. 83, Canal Street, Kolkata-700 048 113, Madona Pharmaceuticals Research P. Ltd. 70/1, Durgabari Road, Kolkata-700 028 114, Orchedo Lab P. 0. & Vill. Choubirea, 24-Parganas (N) 115. Emami Ltd., 1, Janki Das Lane, Kolkata- 700 007 116. Medico Pharmaceuticals Research 2, Bejoy Ch. Majumder Road, Kolkata-700 065 117. Susrata Laboratories P. Ltd. Champahati, 24-Parganas(N) 118. Emami Ltd., 48B, Muktaram Babu Street, Kolkata-700 007. 61 State Medicinal Plants Board 119. Godwin Austin Pharmaceuticals Raghunathpur, Jhargram, Midnapore 120. S. C. Chemicals 27, Sova Bazar Street, Kolkata-700005 121 Ghosh Ayurved Firm Bizna Madarpur, Garifa, 24-Parganas(N) 122. Emitons Planta Shibtala Nabapally Circular Road, Barasat, 24-Parganas(N) 123. Dacca Dhanwantary Ausadhalaya 8/2H/28 Gurudas Dutta Garden Lane, Kolkata- 700 067 124. Bans Pharmaceuticals Gahaspur, Hooghly 125. Mascof Drugs India 39, Kailashnagar, bandel, Hooghly 126. Chandi Charan ghosh Bros. 24-B, S. N. Banerjee Road, Kolkata-700 013 .127. Lama Pharmaceuticals Sukata Nagar, Michael Nagar, 24-Parganas(N) 128. A. C. Pharmaceuticals P. Ltd., 62/4, Bamacharan Roy Road, Kolkata-700 034 129. Jivak Ayl!rved 14, Ramkrishna Road, Rishra, Hooghly 130. S. D. Pharmaceuticals Gurdaha New Pally, Shyamnagar, 24-Parganas(N) 131. Bijoy Ayurved Ausadhalaya Falla, 24-Parganas(S) 132 Arbas Pharmaceutical Lab 20/1, Justice M. Mukherjee Road, Kolkata-700 009 133 Cosmos Herbo Medicos 490, Basunagar, Madhyamgram, 24-Parganas(N) 134. Gupla Shitrag Karyalaya 47/50 Ghosh Lane, Ghusuri, Howrah 135. Gorachand Pir Lab Kamdevpur, Amdanga, 24-Parganas(N) 136 Sri Ambiko Ayurved Bhawan 7/1, Babulal Lane, Kolkata -700 007 137. Basanti Creation 25, Garia Main Road, Kolkata -700 084 138. De's Laboratories 75/F, Sova Bazar Street, Kolkata -700 005 62 State MedicinalPlants Board 139. Indigenous Pharmaceuticals 37, West Kamalpu~ Dum Dum, Kolkata -700 028 140, Ratan Stores 5B Dey Street, sreerampur, Hooghly 141 Vaidya Nandram Gigraj Chamar!a 51, Ramlochan shira Street, Bel~jr, Howrah 142 Locochem Pharmo 68, Bagiola Link Road, Kolkata -700 065 143 Tofa Ayurved Complex Charghat,swareonagar, 24-Parganas(N) 44. Nedic Pharma 23, K. M. Ghosh Street, Kolkata -700083 l45 Kar Chemico & Co. Krishnagar, Nadia 146. staffered pharmaceuticals Nalha, Kolkata -700 028 147. Bengal Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals Ltd. 164, Manicktala Main Road, Kolkata -700 054 148. Nagarjun Ayurvedic Pharmacy P. B. Pu~ shyamnaga~ 24-Parganas(N) 149. Modern Pharmaceuticals Works Deganga, 24-Parganas (N) 150. Alico Drugs & Chemical Works 7, Laxminarayan Road, Kolkata -700 065 151 Triokam Laboratories Panchpota, 24-Parganas(s) Watton & Co. 4, Pathakpara Lane, Nalta, Kolkata -700 028 153 sanguina Laboratories 141B, Garfa Main Road, Kolkata -700075 154. Jivak Laboratories (P) Ltd. Rabindrapally, Prafulla Kanan, Kolkata -700059. 155 Banja sangraha PrachinMayapur Road, (5), Nabadweep, Nadia 156. Well Treat Pharmaceuticals Ushumpur, Agarpara,24-Parganas (N) 157. Joy Herbal House 55, Elias Road, Kolkata -700 058 B. B. Pharma Chemical Industries C. B/336, Ramdashati, santinagar, Kolkata -700 066 63 State Medicinal Plants Board R. P. Pharmaceuticals Roynagar D. Harbour, 24-Parganss (S) A. T. Drugs Pharmaceuticals M-79, Rishi Bankim Road, Kolkata -700051 161. Reanton Medicines (P) Ltd., Kantalberia, Shankarpur, 24-Parganas (S) 162. Pioner Drug Co. 454/1 M. Banerjee Road, Kolkata -700051 Linex Pharmaceuticals Halta, Kayastapara, Kolkata -700 078 Biosyn Laboratory M. B. Road, Birati, Kolkata -700 004 165 Bhanu Chemical Works 9/18, Telapara Lane, Kolkata -700 004 166 Kalyan Products 1, Walt Road, Rajabazar, Tali.nipara,. Hooghly 167. Daoodi Dawakhana 15, F. G. Street, Talanipara,. Hooghly 168. Sabir Chemical Works 30, Rakhal Das Auddy Road, Kolkata -700 027 169. Lora Laboratories Narendrapur, 24-Parganas(S) 170. S. C. Pharmaceuticals (P) Ltd., Nagdaha, Kampa, 24-Parganas (N) 171. Care Drugs {India) 68/D, Dr S. P. Mukherjee Street, Konnagar, Hooghly 172. Bengal Health Research Institute 550B, Rabindra Sarani, Kolkata -700 003 173, Jemson &Co. P-10, Naktala Lane, Kolkata -700 047 174. Reliance Pharmaceuticals 39A, Nilmoni Ghosh Lane, Shreerampur, Hooghly 175. Darussahat Rahmoni R-90, S. A. Farooque Road, Kolkata -700 024 176. Dass Labs 193/4, G. T. Road, East End Sri.pally, Burdwan 177. Gurunath Chemical Works 598, Roy Tagore Road, Kolkata -.700 077 178, Goodman Pharmaceuticals (India) P. Ltd., 95, Shyamnagar Road, Kolkata -700 055 64 ~ State MedicinalPlants Board 179. Sree Krishna & Co. Barakar, Burdwan 180. Jupitar Pharmaceuticals 9, Kali Dutta Street, Kolkata -700 005 181 Ayub Laboratory 8/52A, Chatterjee Colony, Kolkata -700082 182. Dr.. P. Majumdar's Antibactrim 4/70 Chanditala Lane, Kolkata .700 040 183 Dr. P. Majumdar's Antibactrin 3A, Ananda Banerjee Lane, Kolkata -700020 184. Banani Research Lab Sardarpara, Krishnapur, Kolkata -700 059 185 Emami Ltd., 13, B. T. Road, Kolkata -700 056 186. Amitson India 56/1A, Salimpur Lane, Kotkata -700 031 187. North Bengal Pharmacy 58/2, P. P. Ganguly Bally, Howrah 188. Ess Pharma 45, Bholanath Street, Kolkata -700 036 189. Botany Pharmaceuticals 29, Joysreenagari Kolkata -700 076 190. East India Pharmaceuticals WorksLtd., 1/9, Biren Roy Road (W), Kolkata -700 061 191 Herbs Era Pharmaceuticals (P) Ltd., . Udayrajpur,24-Parganas(N) 192. Capital Pharmaceuticals Udayrajpur, 24-Parganas, (N) 193. Rosy Ointment Mfg. Co. Mothurapur Colony, Kholapota, 24-Parganas(N) 194. Mukti Chemical Works Asrampara, Basirhat, 24-Parganas(N) 195. Mool Ousadhalaya Shibalaya, Bahubagan, Kashimpu~ 24-Parganas 196. Shakti Ayurved Hall 1/H/3, Ghosh bagan Lane, Kolkata -700 002 197. Delhi Dawakhana 8/3, Nilmadhab Sen Lane, Kolkata -700 007 198, Salimia Dawakhana Hamadamo Bazar, Hadipur 24-Parganas(N) 65 State Medicinal Plants Board 199. A. P. Chemicals 84, Haranath Sen Road, Bhadrakalj, Hooghly 200. Micro Laboratory 183/A.G.T. Road, Uttarpara, Hooghly 201 Dhar Pharmaceuticals Tofali Dorji Lane, Krishnnagar, Nadia 202. AyurvedResearch lab 121a, Sitaram Ghosh Street, Kolkata -700 009 203. Westbon Pharmaceuticals (P) Ltd., T. N. Mukherjee Road, Makhla, Hooghly 204. J.N.C. Chakraborty & Co. Gokulpur, Kataganj, Kalyani, Nadia 205 Bhabani Ausadhalaya Dacca 70, Aurobindo Road, Naihatl-24, Parganas(N) 206 Desaja ~harmaceuticals Tentulberia 24-Parganas(N) 207. Asian Research Product 351, Rabjndra Sarani, Kolkata -700006 208. Neo Herbal Drugs 214b, Hindustan Road, Kolkata -700029 209. Bakla Ousadhalaya 134/1, M. G. Road,. Room No.23 & 23A, 15t Floor, Kolkata -700007 210. MCNORE Chemicals (Ayv. Divn.) 12, Biswamber Mallick Lane, Kolkata -700 005 211 Uni-Pharma Industries 157/1/1A, A. P. C. Road, Kolkata -700006 212. Chemofolm Rallgola, Burdwan Road, P.O. Siliguri, Darjeeling 213. Dawn Pharmaceuticals 6, Dalimtola Lane, Kolkata -700 006 214. Eastern India Medical Work 154, R. Sarani, 24-Parganas(N) 215 Santi Ousadhalaya Dacca Sahebbagan, Chandannagar Hooghly 216. Swati Seva Kutir Silpam . Satsong Swasti Sibir, Kalinagar, Krishnanagar, Nadia 217. Nature Cure Ambagan, Nabapally, Barasat, 24-Parganas(N) 218. Jeevak Laboratories 37/1/1, Sashi Khann Road, Santipur, Nadia 66 State MedicinalPlants Board :~19. sadhana Ousadhalaya Dacca 36, sadhana Ousadhalaya Road, Kolkata -700 008 220. sadhana Ousadhalaya Dacca 5/B/B, Seal's Garden Lane, Cossipur; Kolkata -700 002 221 sincos Enterprise 23, Bidubasinitala Road, Kolkata -700 057 G.A. Research Corporation . 222. saktinagar; Madanpur, Nadia 223 Jagaddal Ayurvedic Ousadhalaya South Jagaddal, 24-Parganas(s) 224. Lalmohan Ausadhalaya Andul East Cabin Road, Duillya, Howrah 225. A. G. Pharmaceuticals 6/29, M. M. Ghosh Road, Kolkata -700 074 226. Chemo Herbs Lab., B. T. Road, Gobardanga, 24-Parganas(N) 227. Guru AyurvedicWorks 108/SA, M.G. Road, Kolkata -700082 228. Rajvaid Sri Bamandasji Kaviraj 140, M. G. Road, Kolkata -700007 229. Welfare Pharmaceuticals 259A, s. K. Dev Road, Kolkata -700 048 230. Herbina Medico Pvt. Ltd. Block-D, Netaji Nagar, Ganganagar, 24-Parganas(N) 231. United Herbal Drug 4 No. Rly, Gate, Belghoria, Kolkata -700.056 232. Herbago (India) Labs 45, Chowdhury Para Road, Barasat, 24-Parganas(N) 233. Re-Iife Pharmaceuticals P.O. Kantura, Chanditala, 24-Parganas(N) 234. N.R.W. Udyog 52, Av. South, Kolkata -700 075 235. Pharmacon Ayv. Co. Arupara, G. 'P,.Colony, Howrah 236. Taraknath Chemical Works Vill & P.O. Jangalpara, Hooghly 237. Dabur India Ltd., 9, N. s. Road, Narendrapur, Kolkata -700 103 238. Makhduni Dawakhana 102/2, Lower Chitpur Road, Kolkata -700 073 67 State Medicinal Plants 239. Qadri Dawakhana B-56, Iron Gate Road, Garden Reach, Kolkata -700 024 SAB Bakshi & Co. 32, Moulana Saukat Ali Street, Kolkata -700 073 241. Niranjan Ayurved Bhawan Bajkul, Kismat, Midnapur . 242 G. Pharma 52A & 52B, SBNG Lane, Kolkata -700 036 Lucky Chemical Works (Regd.) 25, Jogendra Basak Road, Kolkata -700 036 General Dawakhana 102/5, Lower Chitpur Road, Kolkata -700 073 Kaviraj P. Roy &Co. Dr. Gopal Chatte.rjee Road, Sukchar, 24-Parganas(N) Sarada Ousadhalaya Dacca Rathtala, Finagapara, 24-Parganas(N) PHYPHARM (West Bengal Pharmaceuticals & Phytochemical Dv. Corpn. Ltd. Ayv. Dvn.) 620, D. H. Road, Behala Chowrasta, Kolkata -700034 Herbal Research Syndicate B. R. Roychowdhury Lane, 24-Parganas (N) Sadhana Ousadhalaya Dacca 56., S. K. Deb Road, Kolkata -400 048 Ammlozin-Kutir Vill & P.O. Sayostanagar, Baduria, 24-Parganas(N) Hakim Ahmed Hussain Sikandarpuri 21, Zakaria Street, Kolkata -700 073 CDC Pharmaceuticals 4/44, Jatin Das Nagar, Kolkata -700 056 Vetmed (Ayurvedic) 191B, M. M. Feeder Road, Kolkata -700 057 Herbal Drug Corporation 2C, Kalachand Sanyal Lane, Kolkata -700 004 Shutnath Ayurved Bhawan . 175, G. T. Road (South), Shibpur, Howrah-2 D. Fonil & Co. 215/1, S. N. Roy Road, Kolkata -700038 Chandra Sikhar Chowdhury & Sons 9, Ramkanta Mistry Lane, Kolkata -700 012 68 State Medicinal Plants Board 258. Ejaz Dawakhanna 6/2, Madan Street, Kolkata -700 006 259. Gemco (A) Laboratories 26, R. N. Tagore Road, Budge Budge, 24-Parganas(S) 260. Seva Ausadhalaya Dacca 400/B/1M.N.S Bose Road, Kolk~ta -700047 261 Saha Laboratory Badra, Italgacha, 24-Parganas(N) 262 Herbs India 1, Gupta Lane, Kolkata -700 006 263. Shree Baidyanath Ayurved Bhawan Ltd., 264. Pandit Ramchandra Sharma 15, Das Para Road, (KBM Road) Kolkata -700 067 265. Standard Pharma Remedies 445, Rabindra Sarani, Kolkata -700 005 266. The Mahasakti Ousadhalaya P.O. Kadamtala, Natagarh, Sodepur, 24-Parganas(N) 267. Harold Pharmaceuticals Vill & P.O. Champahati, 24-Parganas(N) 268. Angel Industries (India) 273 (New341) K. P. Gupta Road, Nabanagar, Halisaha~ 24-Parganas(N) 269. Hind Pharma Research P-77, Purnasree Pally, Kolkata -700060 Walter Pushnell Pvt. Ltd. 62, G. T. Road, (E), Rishra, Hooghly 271 Amico Works 5, Maulana Saukat Ali Avenue, Kolkata -700 073 272, Herbo Med (P) Ltd. 68, Homchandra Naskar Road, Kolkata -700 010 273. Vox Pharma & Research 81, East Ghosh Para Road, Shyamnagar, 24-Parganas(N) 274. B. T. Drug, Sodepur, Pursina, Hooghly 275. Herbid (India) Pvt. Ltd., 7/1, Souren Roy Road, Kolkata -700034 276. Ankem Laboratories Pvt. Ltd., 68f2A, Sikdar Bagan Street, Kolkata -700 004 277. Biswambar Saha & Sons 15, Kali Krishna Tagore Street, Kolkata -700 007 69 State Medicinal Plants Boar. 278 M. L. gose & Co. Pvt. Ltd., 6, Ballygunge Terrace, Kolkata -700 029 Drug Land 128/1, Sarat Ghosh Garden Road, Kolkata -700 031 Dey's Medical Stores (Mfg.) Ltd. 62, Bondel road, Kolkata -700 019 281 Dey's Medical Stores (Mfg.) Ltd., 6/2B, Lindsey Street, Kolkata -700 087 East End Drug House R. N. Avenue, Uttarayan, Sodepur, 24-Parganas(N) 283. Ethi Med Old Nimta Road, East Belgharia, Kolkata -700 056 Welfare Pharmaceuticals 12, Malanga Lane, Kolkata -700 012 Ojals Pharmaceuticals Works ( 4/1, Bon Behari Bose Road, Howrah-1 Nutri Products Tewari Para Lane, Hooghly Mc Nroe Chemicals (Ayv. Div.) 1/4C, Khagendra Chatterjee Road, Kolkata -700 002 Herbicure (Pvt.) Ltd., Metrogarden City, Chakrajumolla, P.S. Bishnupur, 24-Parganas(S) 289 Monsons International 140, Stream Laundry More, Kolkata -700034 290 Indian National Drugs Co. (P) Ltd., 5/2, Dr. S. C. Banerjee Road, Kolkata -700 085 291 Kaviraj N. N. Sen & Co. (P) Ltd., P-73, Amritlal Mukherjee Road, Kolkata -700063 292 Mamoni Pharmaceuticals Haria, Midnapore 293 Herbid Vill -Narayanpur, P.O.R Gopalpu~ Dum Dum Airport, 24-Parganas(N) Amzin Kutir 48/1 A. K. Bose Lane, Baranagar, Kolkata -700 036 295, Shakti Sura Industries . 25/24 & 26/23 Fakir Bagan Lane, Howrah-1 70 State Medicinal Plants Board lIST OF P. FEW TRADITIONAL HEALERS Kj. Ananda Bharati, 2 Mr. Pasupati Panda, Gurukul Joributi Clinic, P.O. Chandanpur, New Jalpaiguri, Vill. Barakumarda, Station Road, New Jalpaiguri Patashpur, Dist. East Medinipur 3 Mr. Sasticharan Dutta 4 Mr. Ananta Das Jagatdal (Kabiraj Bari) Vill + P.O.Kanpur, 24-Parganas (North) P.S.Ramnagar, Dist East Mednapur 5 Mr. Gerija Panda 6 Mr. Manas Panda, Vill. Norkuli Vill -Neharea, P. S. Ramnagar; P.O. Bslisai P.O. Balisai, East Midnapur Dist East Mednapur 7. Mr. Ananta Das 8 Mr. Sital Pande P. 0. Kharda, Agastibari Dist. 24-Parganas(N) P. S. Contai Purba Medinipur 9. Kj. Sarkar 10 Mr. Masuri Baidya Beangaon, Nishiganj 24-Parganas (North) Coochbehar Sakuntala Patit 12 Mr. Brajodulal Pahari W/o. Kartick Ch. Patit and Pakhi Pahari Vill & P.O. Narundia, Father: Late Bibhuti Pahari, P. S. Ramnagar, Vill & P. 0. Beta Mahespur (Chirulia), Dist. Purba Medinipur P. S. Eg.ra, Zilla : Purba Medinipur 13. Mr. Sougata Panda 14 Mr. Bhagfrath Nath and Sanatan Nath Vill & P. 0. Narkuli, Vill : Puratam Bera, Thana Ram Nagar, P. 0. Gadi Bera, Dist. Purulia Dist. Purba Medinipur 71 State Medicinal Plants Board YEARLY REQUIREMENT OF 32 HERBS IN AYURVEDIC & HOMOEOPATHIC INDUSTRY IN THE STATE SI. No. Name of the herbs Ayurvedic Homoeopathic (in kg.) (in kg.) 1. Amloki 11/855.39 1559.00 2. Arjuna 20/537.64 1535.00 3. Ashoka 4,000.50 786.00 4. Aswagandha 14/812.50 1,957.00 5. Bael 9,801.74 288.50 6. Bhumi Amla 15/496.23 1,010.00 7. Bohera 3,177.50 604.00 8. Brahmi 17/319.71 450.00 9. Ghreetakumari 659.63 257.00 10. Guluncha 20/544.94 1,280.50 11. Haritaki 12/369.54 1,068.00 + 18.8 12. Kakmachi 2,323.50 600.00 13. Kalmegh 7,681.50 1,801.00 14. Kurchi 3,100.00 826.00 15. Neem 3,520.62 535.00 16. Sarpagandha 70.00 768.00 17. Tulsi 3,345.35 389.00 18. Bamunhati 1,212.50 50.00 19. Bishallanguli 50.00 20. Brihati 8,218.86 40.00 21. Chatim 1,580.00 115.00 22. Gumbhari/Gamar 12/523.34 40.00 23. Nayantara 10.00 55.00 24. Nishinda 3r507.50 160.00 25. Sankarjata 7,047.74 40.00 26. Parul 7,101.24 40.00 27. Satamuli 1,767.00 85.00 28. Sonak 6,965.14 50.00. 29. Salpani 12/308.74 164.00 30. Bhringaraj 11/646.60 1,490.00 31. Hijal 10.00 40.00 32. Raktakanchan 11.00 50.00 72 Kakmachi