45 Bigha (31000 sqmt approx) Industrial Notified Piece of Land for sale Near IIE, SIDCUL Industrial Area, Haridwar.

 

 

45 Bigha (31000 sqmt approx) Industrial Notified Piece of Land for sale Near IIE, SIDCUL Industrial Area, Haridwar. (Exclusive location, just 500 meters from 80feet national highway, once in a lifetime opportunity, prices escalating each passing day)

Price Band - Rs. 25-30 lacs per bigha. (as on 25 April, 08)

Interested parties may contact with reference to this land : haridwar.properties@gmail.com / 09319051073

Terms and Conditions & Commission Structure of Wadhwa Properties Haridwar

 

Advantages of setting up industries in Uttaranchal / Uttarakhand

100% Central Excise exemption for 10 years on items other than those mentioned in the negative list in the Concessional Industrial Package announced by the Central Government

100% Income Tax exemption

for first 5 years and 30% for next 5 years for the Companies and 25% for others

CST @1% for 5 years

Capital Investment Subsidy @15% with maximum of Rs. 30 Lakhs (Rs. 3 million).

Central Transport Subsidy extended till 2007.

Exemption from entry tax on Plant & Machinery for setting up Industry or undertaking substantial expansion and modernization

Land use conversion and development charges and regime will be rationalized

Stamp duty concession will be provided in respect of land in specialized commodity parks, including I.T. parks

Interest incentive @ 3% with a maximum of Rs. 2 Lakhs per annum per unit shall be provided to New Small Scale Industries (SSIs) and existing SSIs for modernization and substantial expansion, provided they have available loan from State level Financial Institutions or Banks operating in Uttaranchal and not defaulted in payment of principal or interest installments. However, for S.S.I. units and units notified as Thrust Industries being set up in remote areas, the interest incentive shall be granted @ 5% with a maximum of Rs. 3 Lakhs/annum. The interest incentives shall be admissible to the unit only if it remains in operation for last installment, failing which the Government will have the right to recover the amount of incentive availed.

For the purpose of Interest Incentive, Substantial Expansion shall mean additional investment of not less than 25% of the underpreciated book value of plant and machinery of an industrial unit

For the purpose of the Interest incentive, modernization of new existing Industrial units means additional investment to the extent of 25% of the underpreciated book value of plant and machinery, made in acquisition of plant and machinery and technical know-how for such modernization

For revival/rehabilitation of sick SSI units, interest incentive @ 3% with a maximum of Rs. 2 Lakhs per annum shall be provided on the loan taken under fully tied up revival and rehabilitation package from financial institutions, banks etc. For entrepreneurs in remote areas the interest incentive will be granted @ 5% with a maximum of Rs. 3 Lakhs per annum. The interest incentive shall be admissible to the units only if it remains in operation for minimum of 3 years from the date of date of disbursement of last installment, failing which Government will have the right to recover the entire amount of incentive availed

In the case of sick non-SSI units, Government will sympathetically consider measures required under revival/rehabilitation package drawn by Operating Agency/Financial Institutions/Banks

100% exemption on Entertainment tax will be allowed for Multiplex project in the State for period of three years, and for all new amusement parks and ropeways for five years.

75% of the Total Expenditure subject to a maximum of Rs. 2 Lakhs incurred in obtaining national/internationally approved quality marks such as ISO series certificate etc., shall be reimbursed to the entrepreneurs provided that the reimbursement/grant availed for this from all sources should not exceed the total expenditure on this head

50% of the expenses subject to a maximum of Rs. 1 Lakhs incurred in installing pollution control equipments shall be reimbursed to the entrepreneurs, provided that the total reimbursement/grant availed for this from all sources should not exceed the total expenditure on this head.

75% of the cost subject to a maximum of Rs. 2 Lakhs shall be made available to the entrepreneurs in the shape of assistance for registering their patents, provided that the total reimbursement/grant availed for this from all sources should not exceed the total expenditure on this head.

For educated unemployed youth, financial loan assistance for project upto Rs. 2 Lakhs in case of Manufacturing/Services Industry and project upto Rs. 1 Lakhs in business sector shall be available under the “PRIME MINISTER ROZGAR YOJNA” with subsidy of 15% of the project cost subject to a maximum of Rs. 15,000. Age limit has also been relaxed under this scheme from 35 years to 40 years

Industries generating employment opportunities shall be encouraged

Purchase preference and price preference will be given to State SSIs in State purchases

Purchase preference shall be accorded to Non-SSI units within the State vis-à-vis units outside the State

Matching State subsidy on approved projects of National Horticulture Board (NHB), Agriculture & Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA), National Medicinal Plants Board (NMPB) subject to a maximum of Rs. 20 Lakhs and subject to a total subsidy not exceeding over 50% of the project cost.

iPhone India debut likely in August

Even as a big frenzy has built up for Apple's second-generation iPhone 3G across 22 countries, buyers in India are unlikely to be able to lay their hands upon iPhone before August end.

And that is not all. While the 8GB model is to be priced at $199 in the US, the same could carry a tag close to Rs 14,000 to 15,000 in India, according to sources. While the iconic cell phone goes on sale from Friday in most nations, India will at best see a soft launch of the two 8GB and 16GB models.

Vodafone will be the first operator to launch iPhone in India, followed by Bharti Airtel. A soft launch would mean displaying, booking and seeding of a limited number of handsets and announcement of pricing and availability schedule.

As iPhone Version 2.0 readies for rollout, fans across Tokyo to Sydney are queuing up in front of Apple stores to be among the first to acquire the coveted new cell phone.

The long-anticipated 3G iPhone that has faster Web links than the predecessor and supports third-party applications like games and email will debut in 22 countries on Friday. Courtesy time advantage, New Zealanders will be the first to buy 3G iPhone which will be launched at 12:01 am Friday.

"I'm really just doing it to be able to say that I'm the first one in the world with one of these phones," 22-year-old student Jonny Gladwell told the New Zealand Herald.

He said he was in the queue because his friends had bet him he could not last the distance. If he lasts, they will buy him the phone. In the meantime they are bringing him meals and holding his place in the queue when he needs a toilet break.

The device is expected to go on sale in 70 countries by the end of the year.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs surprised everyone when he announced the new 3G iPhone pricing. The 3G iPhone will sell for $199 for the 8GB version and $299 for the 16GB version -- half the current entry-level price.

After launching its first iPhone through exclusive deals with carriers that tied consumers into expensive contracts, Apple is targeting a far bigger market with the 3G iPhone. This time around, Apple is allowing carriers to subsidise the iPhone, with the result that iPhone will no longer be available at a fixed price point in any geography.

However according to analysts, most service providers will either be giving iPhone away or charging a nominal fee as long as customers sign up for service deals.

In some countries, the launch will be accompanied by new promotion policies determined by the service operators who will launch these phones. Canceling a plan is also likely to cost, depending on the plan and the length of the time the phone has been held.

In the US, Apple and AT&T are expecting to witness a second round of iPhone mania, with indications that buyers have already started queuing up at Apple's Fifth Avenue store in New York. In New Zealand, the consumer frenzy over iPhone launch crashed Vodafone's website on July 8.

In UK, Carrier O2 reportedly said that its website had been unable to cope with demand, which peaked at 13,000 per second. It later said it has sold out.

In Hong Kong, Hutchison Telecom International was flooded by 60,000 online applications over the weekend from consumers who are hoping to grab one of just 500 phones on sale.

In Japan, one of the world's most advanced mobile markets, about 20 people are lining up outside Softbank Corp flagship store in Tokyo since Wednesday morning, with a sign at the top of the queue reading "We Love iPhone."

Softbank, Japan's third-biggest mobile carrier will start selling iPhones at the flagship store at 7 am on Friday and expand sales nationwide at noon.

Japan's 108 million mobile users already frequently use Web browsing and email on 3G networks, and some analysts say that the iPhone might not attract many buyers among mainstream cellphone users

South Korean phone makers Samsung and LG enjoyed a stellar start to 2008 but the launch of Apple's much-hyped new iPhone is set to dent their sales and profit margins later this year.

A strong portfolio of phones helped LG Electronics' sales grow at almost four times the annual industry average in the first quarter, while Samsung Electronics expanded at twice the rate, data from Strategy Analytics showed. But the Korean companies could hit a speed bump in the coming months as the progressive global rollout of Apple Inc's third-generation (3G) iPhone shaves a few percentage points off their profit margins and crimps sales of their top models, analysts said.

And it is not only the Korean giants who are likely to face iPhone challenge, but all smartphone manufacturers across segments. Rivals Motorola and Sony Ericsson are also expected to face a tough time against the next-generation iPhone.

Samsung has four sleek touchscreen phones -- Omnia, Haptic, F490 and Instinct -- lined up to take on Apple. LG offers three touchscreen models -- Prada, Viewty with a five-megapixel camera, and Voyager.

The 3G iPhone is set to further entrench Apple's position in the highly-competitive cellphone market. According to a recent Gartner study, the Apple iPhone rose to No 3 position globally in the smartphone category in terms of market share, selling over 1.7 million handsets in nine months. CEO Jobs aims to sell 10 million iPhones by the end of the year.
In fact, Jobs keynote address at MacWorld in January 2007 woke up the cellphone manufacturers to a new opponent and since then the cell phone manufacturers have been on their toes to develop a formidable iPhone rival.

(INDIATIMES NEWS NETWORK AND AGENCIES)

iPhone Hong Kong Launch

Models of the new iPhone 3G are shown during a promotional event in Hong Kong July 11, 2008. The new iPhone is expected to attract hordes of buyers when it goes on sale on Friday in more than 20 countries and regions, helping Apple Inc handily beat its target to sell 10 million of them by the end of 2008.