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ANNUAL REPORT

2014-2015

Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises

Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises Development Institute

Govt. of India, Ministry of MSME

Industrial Area-B, Partap Chowk

Ludhiana-141003 Ph: 0161-2531733-34-35, Fax: 0161-2533225

Website: www.msmedildh.gov.in E-mail: [email protected]

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FOREWORD

The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Institute, Ludhiana, has

been playing a very significant role in the development of MSME sector in the State of

Punjab & UT Chandigarh. The Institute not only provides information to micro, small &

medium entrepreneurs but also motivates & encourages the enterprising & hardworking

people to set-up small-scale ventures in different segments of manufacturing and

servicing.

Various products, right from traditional items to highly sophisticated modern

consumer & capital goods, are being manufactured by MSME units of Punjab. The

industry of the State is also keen to adopt new technological development for home

market & export as well. The Institute is maintaining close coordination with the stake

holders in the State and at National Level for the development of MSME Clusters.

The Institute conducted a number of quality programmes to provide appropriate

platform to prospective entrepreneurs and to render multidimensional support to the

existing industry. This Annual Report highlights various significant activities undertaken

by the Institute during the year 2014-2015.

I appreciate the efforts put in by Shri Piyush Agarwal, Assistant Director (EI) in

bringing out this report.

(VIRINDER SHARMA) Director

Place: LUDHIANA Date:

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INDEX

S. NO PARTICULARS PAGE NO

1. MAP OF PUNJAB STATE 3

2. SECTION –I

ACTIVITIES AT A GLANCE

4 - 6

3. SECTION – II

ACTIVITIES PERFORMED

7 - 27

4. ANNEXURE – I

Details of State Level Vendor Development Programme

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5. ANNEXURE – II

Details of Cluster Development Activities

29 (i to v)

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SECTION - 1

ACTIVITIES AT A

GLANCE

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ACTIVITIES AT A GLANCE (YEAR: 2014-15)

S. No. Activity Name Target Achievement

1 ESDPs

(i) No. of Programmes 45 41

(ii) No. of Persons Trained 900 962

2 EDPs



3 MDPs



4 Motivation Campaigns

(i) No. of Campaigns 45 30

(ii) No. of Participants - 2646

5 National Level Vendor Development Prog.


(ii) No. of Units Participated - 119

6 State Level Vendor Development Prog.


(ii) No. of Units Participated - 470

7 Re-imbursement of ISO-9001/14001

(i) No. of MSMEs 33 30

(ii) Amount (Rs.in lakh) 40.00 15.19

8 Lean Manufacturing

(i) Awareness Programme - 18

(ii) Lean Audit Conducted - -

9 Design Clinic

(i) Design Projects Approved - -

(ii) Design Awareness Seminars - -

(iii) Design Awareness Programme / Workshop - -

10 Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs)

(i) No. of Seminars - -

(ii) No. of Participants - -

11 Marketing Support/Assistance (Bar Code)

Bar Code Reimbursement

(i) One Time Registration (Cases) - 12

(ii) Annual Recurring Fee (Cases) - 12

(iii) Total Amount (Rs.in lakh) 4.50 420602

Seminar on Barcode 01 01

12 TEQUP

Reimbursement of Certification

(i) National/International Mark (Cases) - 5


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13 MA & TU

Reimbursement of Participation in Exhibitions)

(i) No. Of Exhibitions/Units - 56


14 Awareness Prog. on QMS/QTT


(ii) No. of Participants - 212

15 Industrial Potential Survey Report 2 1

16 District Industrial Profile - -

17 Project Profiles - -

18 SDP (Machinist) {6 months duration}

(i) No of SDPs - -

(ii) No. of Persons Trained - -

19 SDP (Specialized)

(i) No of SDPs 08 08

(ii) No. of Persons Trained - 103

20 Other Activities

(i) Units benefited through workshops - 150

(ii) Jobs undertaken - 251

(iii) Units registered under single point

registration

- 163

Revenue Earnings during the Year 2014-15

Sr No. Activity Cum. Total

1 Revenue from workshop ( common facilities)

(Target Rs 8.00 lakh)

1,10,900

2. PD Accounts (Revenue from Training Programmes) 8,97,370

3. SDP (Machinist) Fee nil

4. NSIC Regn. /GSPP 4,99,362

5. ESDP Fee 49,300

6. MDP Fee 7,800

7. EDP Fee 3,950

8 Packaging for export 7,500

Total 15,76,182

Notes :

1. The Programmes like EDP, ESDP, MDP and Motivation Campaign have been

stopped since November 2014 as per the directions from Hqrs. Office.

2. The numbers of visitors in the Institute have remarkably increased and now

there is turnout of about 160 -170 visitors per month for various enquires

related to MSMEs.

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SECTION - 2

ACTIVITIES

PERFORMED

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ACTIVITIES PERFORMED

MSME-DI, Ludhiana is providing its techno-managerial assistance to existing

as well as new enterprises in the State of Punjab and Union Territory of Chandigarh.

The Institute creates an environment conducive for industrial growth by motivating

the prospective entrepreneurs and by assisting the existing entrepreneurs through its

multidimensional set-up of trade specific Divisions viz. Mechanical Div., Food Div.,

Glass & Ceramics Div., Hosiery Div., Industrial Management Training Div. and

Economic Investigation Div. equipped with expert officials providing techno-

managerial solutions with a human face.

Highlights of Activities Undertaken

2.1 Human Resource Development

The ‘Human Resource Development’ is an important factor for overall

development of any sector, the MSE Sector in particular. In the present world of

competition trained men & women are the real assets of any Nation. The optimal

utilization of this resource is the need of the hour. In this context, the Institute

undertook following activities during the year 2014-15.

2.1.1 Entrepreneurship Skill Development Programmes

The MSME-DI, Ludhiana, during the year, conducted 41 Entrepreneurship Skill

Development Programmes. In these programmes total 963 persons, including 595 SC

Category were provided training, at various places in the State. These 41

programmes were conducted in different categories viz. SC-Stipendiary, Women, SC-

Non Stipendiary and General. In these programmes, the educated unemployed youth

were provided basic inputs covering both managerial and technical aspects to set up

their own venture. Lectures covering philosophy of entrepreneurship, procedures to

set-up MSE units, State & Central Government policies, achievement motivation,

project identification, selection of appropriate technology, production management,

financial management, marketing, quality systems, ethic & moral values, working

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capital assessment, the concept of export & international marketing, preparation of

project reports etc. were delivered by the experts from respective fields. Practical

demonstrations alongwith theoretical linkage, were arranged to provide

comprehensive knowledge for concerned particular trades. The candidates were also

provided opportunities to have interaction with successful entrepreneurs to know the

practical problems they faced and how did they overcome to pave their way to

success. A summarized information on the ESDPs is given in the following table:

Detailed information on conducted the ESDPs during the year 2014-15

S.No. Name

of the

programme

Purpose Duration Held at Trained persons

SC others Total

1. ESDP Garments Mfg. 14.7.14-22.8.14 Sahnewal 13 9 22

2. ESDP Garments Mfg. 15.7.14-25.8.14 Sahnewal 0 22 22

3. ESDP C/H,M&N 21.7.14-29.8.14 Sahnewal 13 10 23

4. ESDP C/H,M&N 28.7.14-5.9.14 Hoshiarpur 16 7 23

5. ESDP C.A with tally 30.7.14-9.9.14 Muktsar 11 9 20

6. ESDP House wiring 4.8.14-12.9.14 Kiratpur 13 11 24

7. ESDP Garments Mfg. 4.8.14-12.9.14 Kaddon 15 10 25

8. ESDP House wiring 5.8.14-15.9.14 kiratpur 12 13 25

9. ESDP C/H,M&N 7.8.14-17.9.14 Rajpura 13 9 22

10. ESDP C.A with tally 6.8.14-17.9.14 Khanna 6 15 21

11. ESDP Soft toys making 11.8.14-19.9.14 Jalandhar 16 9 25

12. ESDP Garments Mfg. 7.8.14-18.9.14 Partap

Singh wala

11 14 25

13. ESDP Soft toys making 7.8.14-17.9.14 Chandigarh 25 0 25

14. ESDP Adobe 7.8.14-18.9.14 Ludhiana 25 0 25

15. ESDP C.A with tally 8.8.14-18.9.14 Rajpura 16 5 21

16. ESDP C/H,M&N 8.8.14-19.9.14 Moga 18 6 24

17. ESDP Garments Mfg. 11.8.14-19.9.14 Smalsar 14 11 25

18. ESDP C/H,M&N 12.8.14-22.9.14 Malerkotla 8 17 25

19. ESDP C/H,M&N 20.8.14-30.9.14 Ludhiana 18 7 25

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20. ESDP House wiring 20.8.14-30.9.14 Rajpura 18 2 20

21. ESDP C/H,M&N 27.8.14-7.10.14 Gurdaspur 18 6 24

22. ESDP C/H,M&N 25.8.14-8.10.14 Amritsar 17 5 22

23. ESDP C.A with tally 8.9.14-17.10.14 Ludhiana 12 10 22

24. ESDP Webpage designing & website Maintenance.

11.9.14-22.10.14 Amritsar 13 9 22

25. ESDP Garments Mfg. 25.9.14-7.11.14 Moranwali 15 10 25

26. ESDP C.A with tally 22.9.14-31.10.14 Jalandhar 23 2 25

27. ESDP C.A with tally 11.9.14-23.10.14 Jodhewal 13 9 22

28. ESDP Garments Mfg. 16.9.14-30.10.14 Halwara 25 0 25

29. ESDP C/H,M&N 25.9.14-12.11.14 Jagraon 10 15 25

30. ESDP House wiring 29.9.14-14.11.14 Ajitwal 25 0 25

31. ESDP Basic welding 30.9.14-17.11.14 Ajitwal 25 0 25

32. ESDP Basic welding 29.9.14-17.11.14 Rajpura 17 5 22

33. ESDP Elect.Gadget repair 10.10.11-21.11.14 Jalandhar 9 15 24

ESDP Garments Mfg. 16.10.14-27.11.14 Bassi 14 11 25

34. ESDP Elect.Gadget repair 17.10.14-2.12.14 Jalandhar 14 10 24

35. ESDP Garments Mfg. 28.10.14-8.12.14 Amritsar 0 25 25

36. ESDP House wiring 30.10.14-10.12.14 Kiratpur 20 5 25

37. ESDP Plumbing 31.10.14-11.12.14 Kiratpur 18 7 25

38. ESDP Food processing 30.10.14-11.12.14 Ludhiana 5 19 24

39. ESDP Washing M/c repair 31.10.14-12.12.14 Brass 16 4 20

40. ESDP Photography studio & photo shop

11.11.14-22.12.14 Khanna 5 15 20

Total 595 368 963

2.1.2 Entrepreneurship Development Programmes

The Institute, during the year 2014-15, conducted 08 Entrepreneurship

Development Programmes, in which total 191 persons, including 117 SC

Category were provided training. The main objective of such programmes was

to train young people to make them successful entrepreneurs, who may set-up

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MSE units. The candidates were provided motivational as well as managerial

inputs to provide comprehensive knowledge including procedures to set-up

MSE units, State & Central Government policies, achievement motivation,

project identification, selection of appropriate technology, production

management, financial management, marketing, quality systems, ethic &

moral values, working capital assessment, the concept of export &

international marketing, preparation of project reports etc. Summarized

information on the EDPs conducted during the year 2014-15 is given in the

following tables:

Detailed information on conducted the EDP during the year 2014-15

S.No. Name of the programme

Duration Held at Persons Trained

SC Others Total

1. EDP 25.7.14-8.8.14 Ludhiana 5 16 21

2. EDP 12.8.14-25.8.14 Jalandhar 7 15 22

3. EDP 26.9.14-14.10.14 Jagraon 14 10 24

4. EDP 9.10.14-22.10.14 Rajpura 16 9 25

5. EDP 13.10.14-27.10.14 Jalandhar 25 0 25

6. EDP 14.10.14-28.10.14 Jalandhar 11 14 25

7. EDP 11.11.14-24.11.14 Jagraon 15 10 25

8. EDP 12.11.14-25.11.14 Jagraon 24 0 24

TOTAL 117 74 191

2.1.2 Management Development Programmes

The Institute conducted 01 MDP during the year 2014-15, in which the

training was provided to total 26 persons. The participants were provided

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comprehensive inputs on modern business practices on the respective fields

were provided so that the candidates may have an exposure of latest

techniques of modern management especially in view of changing scenario of

global business.

The detail of Management Development Programmes conducted during

the year is given as follows:

Detailed information on conducted the MDPs during the year 2014-15

S.no Name of the

programme

Purpose Duration Held at Trained persons

SC others Total

1. MDP Marketing Management

25.8.14-29.8.14

RIMT, Mandi

Gobindgarh

0 26 26

Total 0 26

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2.1.3 Motivation Campaigns

The motivation campaigns are of great impact to motivate the educated

unemployed youth in the State to go for self-employment by setting up MSE

ventures. Motivation Campaigns are prelude to EDPs/ESDPs. The Institute

conducted 30 such Motivation Campaigns at different industrially backward and

rural places in the State, in which 2756 persons participated.

Detailed information on conducted the IMCs during the year 2014-15

S.No Place Dated Category Trained persons

SC others Total

1. Kotla 18.7.14 G 11 67 78

2. Sahnewal 10.7.14 SC 72 71 143

3. Jalandhar 30.7.14 SC 46 37 83

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4. Moga 17.7.14 SC 53 16 69

5. Muktsar 28.7.14 SC 36 20 56

6. Ludhiana 31.7.14 SC 29 31 60

7. Ajitwal 21.8.14 G 24 75 99

8. Ludhiana 26.8.14 G 5 81 86

9. Rajpura 4.8.14 G 25 75 100

10. Amritsar 12.8.14 G 0 45 45

11. Ludhiana 14.8.14 G 18 57 75

12. Partap singh

wala

6.8.14 SC 51 21 72

13. Kaddon 1.8.14 SC 37 13 50

14. Samalsar 8.8.14 SC 30 19 49

15. Halwara 22.8.14 SC 85 7 92

16. Hoshiarpur 23.7.14 SC 48 23 71

17. Gurdaspur 26.8.14 SC 46 26 72

18. Manuke 10.9.14 SC 150 0 150

19. Jagraon 5.9.14 SC 69 54 123

20. Pathankot 22.9.14 SC 92 36 128

21. Anadpursahib 23.9.14 G 44 93 137

22. Sub-Area-

Pathankot

23.9.14 G 48 198 246

23. Khassa Cantt,

Amritsar

10.10.14 G 0 68 68

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24. Bassi Pathana 15.10.14 G 10 40 50

25. Nabha 16.10.14 SC 48 52 100

26. Brass 30.10.14 SC 47 3 50

27. Ludhiana 3.11.14 G 24 64 88

28. Ajitwal 14.11.14 SC 66 56 122

29. Manuke . 19.11.14 SC 50 34 84

30. Jalandhar 9.10.14 SC 70 40 110

Total 1334 1422 2756

2.1.5 Skill Development Training Programmes (Specialized)

The Institute conducted 8 Skill Development Programmes (Specialized)

in which total 103 (Gen: 77, OBC: 02, SC: 24) candidates participated. Female

candidates were 03 in all. The following table provides more details about

topics, duration and participants of these courses held at Ludhiana:

S.No. Details of Training Programme Participants

1. SDP on CNC Programming & Machining with auto CAD (6.1.2014 to 2.4.2014)

09


10


20


16


13


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7. SDP on Pharmacist Assistant (13.10.2014 to 29.12.2014)

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8. SDP on Lab Technicians (13.10.2014 to 29.12.2014)

08

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2.2 Economic Investigation

This activity has its own significance. The studies conducted & results

arrived at, under this activity act as basis for formulating/chalking-out various

development policies and programmes by the Organizations entrusted with the

job. The Industrial Potential Surveys & Industrial Profiles are used as guide for

prospective entrepreneurs. Several pending Quarterly Reports in respect of EM

Part –II filed in the State as well as UT, Chandigarh were sent to Hqrs. Office

during the year. During the year, the Institute prepared the following Survey

Report and Industrial Profile.

Industrial Potential Survey of Pathankot District

2.3 Promotional Programmes

Promotional programmes cover various activities undertaken by the

Institute, which act as catalyst in promoting the growth of MSME sector in the

region. The following paragraphs highlight the detailed information on each

activity.

2.3.1 Government Stores Purchases Programme

The Single Points Registration Scheme helps the MSE units marketing

their products to Government Departments, Corporations, Autonomous Bodies,

Agencies, etc. The registration under the scheme is considered at par with

DGS&D.

The units registered under the scheme are eligible to avail of various

incentives like supply of Tender Application Forms free of any charges,

exemption from depositing earnest money and guarantee money limited to the

registered monetary capacity.

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The units desirous of getting registration under the scheme apply to the

NSIC Ltd. in the prescribed application forms, in turn, the applications after

preliminary scrutiny by them are forwarded to MSMEDI for assessing the

technical capability of the units. The units are visited and operation-wise

capability to produce quality goods are assessed by the Officers and based on

the merit of the cases, are recommended to NSIC Ltd.

During the year under report, the Institute finalized 163 cases (Fresh-

110, Addl. / Amend.-53) of MSE units under Government Stores Purchase

Programme, thus earning revenue of Rs. 4,99,362/-.

2.3.2 Vendor Development Programmes

To enable PSUs/large scale organizations to identify suitable vendors in

MSE Sector for outsourcing their requirements and also to provide an

opportunity to prospective entrepreneurs to liaise with industrial buyers, the

Institute conducted 14 numbers of Vendor Development Programmes at

various places.

2.3.2.1 National Level Vendor Development Programme

(NLVDP)

MSME-DI, Ludhiana organized a National Vendor Development

Programme in association with M/s Auto Parts Manufacturers Association,

Ludhiana from 13th -14th February 2015 at Ludhiana. During the Programme 8

Seminars were conducted. Total stalls were 44. Approximately Rs 100.00 cr of

business enquiry was generated.

MSME-DI, Ludhiana also organized a National Vendor Development

Programme in association with CICU, Ludhiana at Rail Coach Factory,

Kapurthala 59 units participated in the programme. 15 applications have been

received by RCF, Kapurthala from MSMEs.

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2.3.2.2 State Level Vendor Development Programme (SLVDP)

The Institute conducted the following 12 SLVDPs during the year. The

details is available at Annexure I.

In these SLVDPs, the items being procured by the respective Public

Sector Undertakings (PSUs) / Government Department and their procurement

procedures were discussed in detail.

2.3.3 International Co-operation Scheme

This scheme is being implemented for technology infusion & up

gradation, modernisation and promotion of exports of MSEs. Under this

scheme the applications of 10 trade associations were forwarded to the office

of DC (MSME), New Delhi, for the following Exhibitions/Trade Fairs held during

the year:

2.3.4 National Awards

The Government of India, Ministry of MSME has established the

following National Awards to honour and commemorate the MSE

entrepreneurs for their outstanding achievements:

National Awards for Outstanding Entrepreneurship in MSMEs

National Awards for Innovation in MSMEs

National Awards for Research & Development in MSMEs

National Awards for Quality Product in MSEs

National Awards for Lean Manufacturing Techniques in MSMEs

The Directors of MSME-DIs throughout the country are the conveners of

the State Level Selection Committees for these awards. Applications from

eligible MSE entrepreneurs and units are scrutinized and the team members to

ascertain the authenticity of the data provided by them visit the units. The

State Level Selection Committees headed by the Secretary Industry, Punjab

Government, review these cases. Deserving entrepreneurs and units, as per

the criterion laid down in the Scheme are recommended to the Office of the

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Development Commissioner (MSME), New Delhi, for further processing. The

following 17 units of Punjab and UT Chandigarh were recommended for

consideration of Award in their respective category:

1) Outstanding Efforts in ENTREPRENEURSHIP (MSMEs engaged in Manufacturing)

Entrepreneurship in Micro Sector

S.No. Name & Address Category

1. M/s. Adison Pharmaceuticals Micro

Entrepreneurship in Small Sector


1. M/s. Aqua Systems Pvt. Ltd. Small

2. M/s. Victor Forgings Small

3. M/s. Navyug (India) Limited Small

4. M/s. G S Engitech Pvt. Ltd. Small

Entrepreneurship in Medium Sector


1. M/s. Dasmesh Mechanical Works Medium

2. M/s. Kartar Agro Industries Pvt. Ltd. Medium

2) MSEs for Quality Products

S.No. Name & Address Category Products

1. M/s. Sack International Pvt. Ltd. Micro Electronic Surveillance

& Security system

2. M/s. Adison Pharmaceuticals Micro Active Pharmaceutical

Ingredients

3. M/s. Kalsi Metal Works Pvt. Ltd. Small Energy efficient Pumps

3) Product /Process Innovation Efforts


1. M/s. Kartar Agro Industries Pvt. Ltd. Medium

2. M/s. Dashmesh mechanical Works Medium

4) Lean Manufacturing Techniques


1. M/s. Adison Pharmaceuticals Small

2. M/s. Aqua Systems Pvt. Ltd. Small

3. M/s. Allengers Medical Systems Ltd. Small

4. M/s. Nicks (India) Tools Small

5. M/s. Dashmesh Mechanical Works Medium

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2.3.5 ISO-9001/14001

The Institute motivated the MSME units of the state to adopt quality

management systems by obtaining ISO certification. Under the Incentive Scheme for

ISO-900/14001/HACCP certification, the Institute disbursed an amount of Rs.

15,19,058/- as one time re-imbursement to 30 applicants as per following details:

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S.NO. NAME OF THE UNIT SUBSIDY AMOUNT (RS.)

1. M/S AQUA SYSTEMS PVT.LTD., D-192, INDL.AREA, PH-VIII, MOHALI

33750

2. M/S AARTI STRIPS PVT. LTD., GURU KI NAGRI, MANDI GOBINDGARH

66000

3. M/S B.S.STEEL INDUSTRIES, VILLAGE ALOUR, KHANNA

66000

4. M/S KING STEEL ROLLING MILLS, G.T.ROAD, SIRHIND SIDE, MANDI GOBINDGARH

66000

5. M/S LAKSHMKI STEEL ROLLING MILLS, VILLAGE ALOUR BADINPUR ROAD, KHANNA

72750

6. M/S RAJSHREE INDUSTRRIES, D-2, FOCAL POINT, MANDI GOBINDGARH

41250

7. M/S ROYAL STEEL ROLLING MILLS, G.T.ROAD, MANDI GOBINDGARH

65250

8. M/S ROYAL ISPAT UDYOG,VILLAGE KUMBH, MANDI GOBINDGARH

72750

9. M/S UDEHRA MECH.WORKS, D-88, PH-V, FOCAL POINT, LUDHIANA

45788

10. M/S LUXMI INGOTS PVT.LTD., B-29, 1228, INDL.AREA-C, DHANDARI KALAN, LUDHIANA

48750

11. M/S JAIN ALLOYS, TALWARA ROAD, BYE PASS SIRHIND SIDE, MANDI GOBINDGARH

66000

12. M/S SURAJ INTEERNATIONAL, B-30, 3567, HIRA NAGAR, OPP. TRUCK UNION, LUDHIANA

45000

13. M/S BHUSHAN INDUSTRIES (REGD), D-184, PH-VI, FOCAL POINT, LUDHIANA

45000

14. M/S OAYKAY FORGINGS PVT.LTD., B-26, FOCAL POINT, JALANDHAR

51000

15. M/S SAKAY TRADERS, VARIANA, KAPURTHALA ROAD, JALANDHAR

52500

16. M/S MALWA STEELS, 536/25/3-B, INDL.AREA-C, SUA ROAD, DHANDARI KALAN, LUDHIANA

37500

17. M/S GURU PLASTIC INDUSTRIES, 7536, ST.NO.4, NEW AMAR NAGAR, BEHIND ATI, LUDHIANA

36000

18. M/S BASANT FABRICATORS, A-33,INDL.DEV.COLONY, JALANDHJAR

54750

19. M/S JAINCO VALVES (P) LTD., D-179, FOCAL POINT EXT., JALANDHAR

52500

20. M/S S.R.ENGG.INDUSTRIES, FATEHGARH CHUHRIA ROAD, HANDIAYA HANDIAYA

30000

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(BARNALA)

21. M/S PRIME INDUSTRIES, 4-INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COLON Y, HOSHIARPUR

41250

22. M/S R.B.GEARS PVT.LTD., C-57, Opp.A-16, FOCAL POINT, CHANALO, KURALI (ROPAR)

50520

23. M/S RAJ AMAR FORGINGS PVT.LTD., INDUSTRIAL AREA-C, NR TEXLA PLASTIC, KANGANWAL, LUIDHIANA

67500

24. M/S SHIV ENGG.INDUSTRIES, 327-A, INDUSTRIAL AREA-A, LUDHIANA

58500

25. M/S CARGO MOTORS PVT.LTD., CARGO HOUSE, NEAR BSF CHOWK, JALANDHAR

24000

26. M/S GURDEV SINGH HARJIT SINGH, LINK ROAD, MANSA.

30000

27. M/S JITEN STEEL INDUSTRIES, B-4,FOCAL POINT, MANDI GOBINDGARH

41250

28. M/S SKYWAYS COACH BUILDERS PVT.LTD., G.T.ROAD, BYE PASS, CHOGITTI, JALANDHAR

75000

29. M/S MICRO TESTING & CALIBRATIONB SOLUTIONS, 603,ST.NO.6, VIJAY NAGAR, PATIALA

37500

30. M/S MADHO ENGG.WORKS (REGD), B-I, FOCAL POINT, INDL.AREA, G.T.ROAD, MOGA

45000

TOTAL 1519058

2.3.6 NMCP Schemes

Under the National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme, the

following activities were undertaken during the year:

2.3.6.1 Lean Manufacturing

An Awareness Programme on Lean Manufacturing Practices was

conducted in association with NPC, Chandigarh at Ludhiana on

15.02.104. The programme was attended by 80 entrepreneurs.

Under this scheme 2 Days’ Lean MBR V Audit of Beta Light Engineering

Cluster, Mohali, jointly with the team of NPC, Chandigarh was conducted

on 17th & 18th December 2013. The level of implementation of lean

practices in 10 units was thoroughly examined during the Audit.

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2.3.6.2 Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs)

The Institute organized Awareness Programme on IPRs on 17.02.2014

at Glada Ground, Ludhiana in association with Auto Parts Manufacturers

Association, Ludhiana. Various aspects related to Intellectual Property Rights,

concept of Copyrights and Trade Secret for MSMEs and other related matters

were discussed in detail. About 150 existing and prospective entrepreneurs

attended the programme.

2.3.6.4 Bar Code

2.3.6.4.1 Bar Code Re-imbursement

The Institute motivated the MSME units of the state to avail financial

assistance for using global standards in Bar-coding. Under this scheme the

Institute disbursed an amount of Rs. 4,20,602/- (Rs. 2,43,750/- for One Time

Registration Fee and Rs. 1,76,852 for Annual Recurring Fee) as re-

imbursement of Bar Code registration fee to 12 MSE units.

Name of units

Sanctioned Amount

SSI-MDA (One time registration fee)

NMCP Scheme (Annual

recurring fee)

M/s. Tinchem Enterprises, Patiala

M/s. Celec Enterprises, Ludhiana.

M/s. Raja Farms (P). Ltd., Rajpura

M/s. Universal Leggaurd, Jalandhar

M/s. R. M. Exports, Jalandhar (Applied two times )

M/s. M. D. Tea Industries, Jalandhar

M/s. Ginni Tea Industries, Dhuri

M/s. Super Foods, Chandigarh

M/s. Bittu Foods, Mansa

M/s. Jain Manufacturing Company , Ludhiana

Devi Dayal Verma Rice & Gen. Mills, Chandigarh

M/s. Eastend Exports, Ludhiana

4.50 Lakhs

(for both one time

registration & annual recurring

fee, including Rs. 2.00

Lakh Addl. Sanction)

243750 176852

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2.3.6.5 TEQUP (Product Certification)

2.3.6.5.1 Product Certification Re-imbursement

The Institute motivated the MSME units of the state to avail financial

assistance for product certification of National / International level. Under this

scheme the Institute processed claims of 5 MSEs for re-imbursement

amounting to Rs 6,30,493/- as per following details:

S.N. Name and address of unit Type of Certification National/ Intl.

Amount Reimbursed Rs.

1 M/s. Celec Enterprises 423/23 Near PSEB, Indl Area- A, Ludhiana

International 2,00,000

2 M/s. En En Engineering Works, E-89 Phase-IV Focal Point, Ludhiana

National 36,000

3 M/s. Free India Woollen Mills NetaJi Nagar Near Nagesh Hosiery Mills,Vill. Bhattia Ludhiana


4 M/s. RINOX ENGINEERING 2 Giaspura Road, Dhandari Kalan, Ludhiana


5 M/s. ASIAN BIKES PVT LTD SUA Road, Dhandari Kalan, Ludhiana

National 38,850

Total 6,30,493

2.3.6.6 MA & TU

2.3.6.6.1 Re-imbursement of Participation in Exhibitions

Institute motivated the MSME units of the state to avail financial

assistance for participation in INTERPRINT EXPO-2014 held at Ludhiana w.e.f.

10.10.2014 to 13.10. 2014. Under this scheme, the Institute processed the cases

of 13 MSEs amounting to Rs. 1,91,700/- as per following detail:

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INTERPRINT EXPO-2014 held at Ludhiana w.e.f. 10.10.2014 to 13. 10. 2014.

S,NO. NAME OF THE UNIT ELIGIBLE AMOUNT 50% AMOUNT

1 M/s 3 D Technologies, 56, Indl. Area, Ph-9, Mohali.

27000/- 13500/

2 M/s ACME Sales Corp, 267, 100 feet Road, East, Amritsar,

27000/- 13500/

3 M/s Frends Engineers Corp, 390, Focal Point, Amritsar.

27000/- 13500/

4 M/s Janta Forging & Packaging , 518, East Amritsar.

27000/- 13500/

5 M/s Manjuson Enterprises, 34, Indl. Area, Focal Point, Amritsar.

27000/- 13500/

6 M/s M.B. Industries, Guru Nanak Nagar, Amritsar

27000/- 13500/

7 M/s Poineer Graphics, Plot No.33, Focal Point, Amritsar.

27000/- 13500/

8 M/s Sandeep Engineering Plot No.1, Amritsar.

27000/- 13500/

9 M/s Sandeep Enterprises, Bhai Laloo ji Nagar, G.t. Road, , Amritsar.

27000/- 13500/

10 M/s Senior Paper & Pack Machinery, MFG-Co, Main , G.t. Road, Amritsar.

27000/- 13500/

11 M/s Unija Packaging Systems 21, Preet Nagar, Batala Road, Amritsar.

27000/- 13500/

12 M/s Lucky Pre- Press & Printers, SCF-13/1, Partap bagh, Jalandhar City.

27000/- 21600/

13 M/s Senior Foundry & Engg. Works, G.t. Road, Amritsar.

27000/- 21600/

TOTAL 1,91,700/-

2.3.6.7 Awareness Prog. on QMS/QTT

The Institute organized three Awareness Programme on Quality

Management Standards and Quality Technology Tools at Ludhiana and Batala.

The details are as follows:

Sl No.

Date of Programme

In Association with

No. of Participants

Place

1. 13.08.2014 Punjab Trade center 86 Ludhiana

2. 18.02.2015 Ludhiana Machine Tools Mfrs. Association

55 Ludhiana

3. 23.03.2015 Batala Club 71 Batala

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2.3.7 Common Facility Services

The common facility services are the significant elements of Promotional

Activities of the Institute. These services are rendered in two trades,

Mechanical Engineering, and Food Products through the Engineering

Workshop and Training cum Product Development Center (TPDC) for Food

Products. The precision machines installed in the Workshop assist

entrepreneurs in developing products requiring higher accuracy in cylindrical &

surface grinding, milling and turning, The TPDC provides assistance in the field

of food & agro products through training and demonstrations to the existing

and prospective entrepreneurs. The Institute earned revenue amounting to Rs.

1,10,900/- through its Engineering Workshop in which 251 jobs were

undertaken and 150 units were benefited.

2.4 Consultancy Services

This is one of the important activities being carried-out by the Institute.

Consultancy services include not only providing guidance to set-up new units

but also to the existing MSME units pertaining to techno-managerial-cum-

marketing assistance.

Prospective entrepreneurs are guided in identifying the viable

products/projects, selection of appropriate technology, manufacturing

processes and techniques, selection of machinery & equipment, raw materials,

standardization and specifications and quality control techniques. Information

is also provided about various facilities being provided by other Organizations

like DIC, NSIC, financial institutions etc.

While providing consultancy services to existing units, developments

taking place in various fields like technology, manufacturing processes, market

trends, environmental protection, energy conservation etc. were taken care of.

These factors lead to improve the quality of their products vis-a-vis to improve

their overall productivity.

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2.4.1.1 Co-ordination with Central & State Govt. Organizations

Under this activity, officers of the Institute participate in various

meetings of the Committees constituted by different Central & State

Government Organisations to help them in implementing Government policies

for the development of MSME sector in the region.

The Director/Officers of the Institute attended a number of other

meetings convened by various Departments or Organizations and the same

are as were:

State Level Bankers’ Committee Meeting

Empowered Committee Meeting of MSEs - RBI, Chandigarh

Meeting of Sectoral Sub Committee for Innovation of Manufacturing Sector

Advisory Committee Meeting of Govt. Institute of Chemistry and Knitting Technology, Ludhiana

Meetings of Central Government Employees’ Welfare Co-ordination Committee, Ludhiana

Task Force Committee Meetings for PMEGP conducted by DICs

2.5 Other Activities

2.5.1 Cluster Development Programme

The details of cluster activities taken up by this institute is at Annexure II.

2.6.2 Visit of Sh. Giriraj Singh, Hon’ble Minister of State for MSME Sh. Giriraj Singh, Hon’ble Minister of State (MSME) visited Training-cum-Product Development Centre for Agro & Food Processing Industries at the Institute on 07.12.2014 and discussed about the activities of TPDC and the role played in training & support to existing/potential entrepreneurs to set up their own food processing units. He also closely examined the food products manufactured during the training program conducted in the TPDC. He showed keen interest in processing of Soya products.

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2.7.3 Contact with the Industries Associations of the State

The following Industrial Associations were contacted at different occasions

either for getting varied information concerning their industry to have first- hand

knowledge or to participate / organize various programmes with their cooperation by

the officers/Director of the Institute.

United Cycle & Parts Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana

Ludhiana Sewing Machine Dealers & Assemblers Association, Ludhiana

Ludhiana Sewing Machine Industries Association, Ludhiana

Patiala Chamber of Industries (Regd.), Patiala

Knitwear Club (Regd.), Cemetery Road, Ludhiana

Mohali Industries Association, Association Bhawan, Mohali

Textile Manufacturers Association, Amritsar

Association of Sports Goods Industries (Regd.), Jalandhar

Auto Parts Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana

Fasteners Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana

Chamber of Industrial & Commercial Undertakings, Ludhiana.

All India Valves & Cocks Mfr. Association, Jalandhar

Builders hardware Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana

North India Printers Association, Ludhiana

Offset Printers Association, Ludhiana

Mandi Gobindgarh Infrastructure Cluster, Mandi Gobindgarh

Garment Machinery Manufacturers and Suppliers Association, Ludhiana

Industries Association, Chandigarh

Chamber of Chandigarh Industries, Chandigarh

All India Steel Re-rollers Association, Mandi Gobindgarh

Chamber of Industrial & Commercial Undertakings, Mohali

Amritsar Warp Knitters Association, Amritsar

Garments Manufacturers Association, Moti Nagar

Oil Expeller & Parts Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana

Electroplaters Association, Ludhiana

Ludhiana Foundry Association, Ludhiana

PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Chandigarh

Focal Point Industries Association, Ludhiana

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