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ANNUAL REPORT2012-2013

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Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises Development InstituteGovt. of India, Ministry of MSMEIndustrial Area-B, Partap Chowk

Ludhiana-141003Ph: 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.

The small & medium sector of Punjab manufactures various products, right from traditional

items to highly sophisticated modern consumer & capital goods. 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

2012-2013.

I appreciate the efforts put in by EI Division in bringing out this report.

Place: LudhianaDate:

(S S Dhillon)

Director

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CONTENTS

Topic

FOREWORD -ONE ACTIVITIES AT A GLANCE 4-7TWO ACTIVITIES PERFORMED 9-32THREE PHOTO GALLERY 34-40

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ACTIVITIESAT A

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ACTIVITIES AT A GLANCE (YEAR: 2012-13)

Sr.No.

Activity Name Target Achievement

1 ESDPs

(i) No. of Programmes 62 54

(ii) No. of Persons Trained 1240 1275

2 EDPs



3 MDPs



4 Motivation Campaigns 58 58

5 National Level Vendor Development Prog.


(ii) No. of Units Participated - 64

6 State Level Vendor Development Prog.


(ii) No. of Units Participated - 755

7 Prog. On Packaging for Exports


(ii) No. of Participants - 25

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8 Marketing Development Assistance

(i) Trade Fairs Participation (MSMEs) - 9

(ii) Re-imbursement (Rs.) - 3,41,050

9 Re-imbursement of ISO-9001/14001

(i) No. of MSMEs - 26

(ii) Amount (Rs.) - 12,00,805

10 Lean Manufacturing

Lean Audit Conducted - 1

11 Design Clinic

A) Seminar on Design Clinic

(i) No. of Programmes - 1


B) Needbased Assessment Surveys - 1

C) Design Projects Approved - 1

12 Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs)

(i) No. of Seminars 2 2


13 Marketing Support/Assistance (Bar Code)

A) Seminars on Bar Code

(i) No. of Seminars 2 2


B) Bar Code Reimbursement

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(i) One Time Registration (Cases) - 9

(ii) Annual Recurring Fee (Cases) - 27

(iii) Total Amount (Rs.) 3,24,173 3,22,941

14 TEQUP

A) Awareness on Product Certification



B) Reimbursement of Certification

(i) National/International Mark (Cases) 8 8

(ii) Amount (Rs.) 10,00,000 6,83,382

15 MA & TU

Reimbursement of Participation(State/District level Exhibitions)(i) No. Of Exhibitions/Units 2 / - 2 / 18

(ii) Amount (Rs.) 4,30,000 2,83,500

16 Industrial Potential Survey Report 1 1

17 District Industrial Profiles 21 20

18 Project Profiles 15 15

19 SDP (Machinist)

(i) No of SDPs 2 1


20 SDP (Specialized)

(i) No of SDPs - 12

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(ii) No. of Persons Trained - 166

21 Other Activities

(i) Units benefited through workshops - 239

(ii) Jobs undertaken - 469

(iii) Persons trained in W/S programmes - 175

(iv) Units registered under signal point

registration

- 180

Revenue Earning During the Year 2012-13

Sr.No.

Activity Cum. Total

1 Revenue from workshop ( common facilities) 2,27,425

2. SDP (Machinist) Fee 19,200

3. NSIC Regn. /GSPP 6,73,066

4. Sale of Publications 650

5. PD Accounts 12,41,500

6. ESDP Fee 42,100

7. MDP Fee 31,000

8. EDP Fee 5,100

9. Prog. on Packaging for Exports 3,000

Total 22,43,041

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SECTION - 2

ACTIVITIESPERFORMED

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Section – 2

ACTIVITIES PERFORMED

This Institute 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 2012-13.

2.1.1 Entrepreneurship Skill Development Programmes

The MSME-DI, Ludhiana, during the year, conducted 54 Entrepreneurship Skill

Development Programmes. In these programmes total 1275 persons, including 602

males (Gen-123, SC-472, OBC-3 and PH-2) and 673 females (Gen-159, SC-512 and

BC/OBC-2) were provided training, at various places in the State. These 54

programmes were conducted in different categories viz. SC-Stipendiary (5), Women

& PH-Stipendiary (2), SC-Non Stipendiary (45) and UEY-General (2). 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

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philosophy of entrepreneurship, procedures to set-up small scale 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. 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:

S.No. Details of ESDPs Place Participants1. Conventional Turning Machine

(24.09.12 to 02.11.12)Ludhiana 23

2. Conventional Turning Machine(28.09.12 to 08.11.12)

Ludhiana 20

3. Computer H/W, Maintenance & Networking(01.10.12 to 09.11.12)

Jagraon 25

4. Web page Design. & Web site Maintenance(08.10.12 to 16.11.12)

Ajitwal 25


Phillaur 25


Ajitwal 25

7. Soft Toys Making(07.11.12 to 19.12.12)

Jalandhar 22


Jalandhar 25


Ludhiana 23

10. Computer accountancy with Tally(22.11.12 to 31.12.12)

Ludhiana 23

11. Conventional Milling Machine(19.11.12 to 28.12.12)

Ludhiana 23

12. CNC Turning Machine(19.11.12 to 28.12.12)

Ludhiana 22

13. Web page development(26.11.12 to 04.01.13)

Patiala 20


Khanna 22

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15. Net Programming(03.12.12 to 11.01.13)

Khanna 22

16. Garments Manufacturing(04.12.12 to 14.01.13)

Barewal 23


Partap SinghWala

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Phillaur 20


Giaspura 20


Dinanagar 24


Gurdaspur 27

22. Adobe(05.12.12 to 15.01.13)

Ludhiana 26


Haibowal 21

24. Graphics Designing(07.12.12 to 18.01.13)

Haibowal 21


Nawan shahar 25


Ludhiana 26


Hoshiarpur 25


Rajpura 24


Swaddi 25

30. Adobe(12.12.12 to 23.01.13)

Khanna 22

31. Computer H/W, Maintenance & Networking(13.12.12 to 24.01.13 )

Rajpura 22

32. Multimedia animation(13.12.12 to 24.01.13)

Khanna 22


Phagwara 23


Jassowal 25


Ladowal 25

36. Garments Manufacturing18.12.12 to 28.01.13

Halwara 25


Jassowal 22

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38. Soft Toys Making(20.12.12 to 30.01.13)

Jalandhar 25


Haibowal 23


Dadu Majra 23


Samrala 24

42. Computer H/W, Maintenance & Networking(02.01.13 to 12.02.13 )

Ludhiana 24


Sahnewal 23


Manuke 23


Jagraon 25


Giaspura 27


Ludhiana 24

48. DTP & Screen Printing(17.01.13 to 27.02.13)

Giaspura 24


Moga 26


Bassian 26


Moga 25


Kharar 25

53. CNC Turning Machine11.02.13 to 22.03.13

Samrala 22

54. Air condition & Refrigeration12.02.13 to 23.03.13

Phagwara 24

2.1.2 2.1.2 Entrepreneurship Development Programmes

The Institute, during the year 2012-13, conducted 14 Entrepreneurship

Development Programmes, in which total 314 persons, including 109 males (Gen-32,

SC-75, OBC-2) and 205 females (Gen-34, SC-171), were provided training. The main

objective of such programmes was to train young people to make them successful

entrepreneurs, who may set-up MSE units. The candidates were provided motivational

as well as managerial inputs to provide comprehensive knowledge including

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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 2012-13 is given in the following tables:

S.no. Details of EDPs Place Participants1. EDP (SC Non-Stipendiary)

03.10.12 to 16.10.12Jagraon 25

2. EDP (SC Non-Stipendiary)05.11.12 to 16.11.12

Jagraon 21


Phillaur 21


Nawan shahar 20

5. EDP (SC Stipendiary)26.12.12 to 08.01.13

Patiala 25


Nawan shahar 22

7. EDP (General)01.01.13 to 12.01.13

Jalandhar 21

8. EDP (General)15.01.13 to 28.01.13

Ludhiana 25


Toose 25

10. EDP (SC Stipendiary)19.02.13 to 04.03.13

Nawan shahar 25


Mandi Gobindgarh 20


Patiala 21


Mandi Gobindgarh 20


Rajpura 23

2.1.3 Management Development ProgrammesThe Institute conducted nine MDPs during the year 2012-13, in which the

training was provided to total 198 persons, including 100 males (Gen-41, SC-58,

OBC-1) and 98 females (Gen-65, SC-32, OBC-1).

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Out of these nine programmes, six programmes were conducted on Marketing

Management, two on Financial Management and one programme was conducted on

Quality Management. In these programmes, 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:

S.No. Details of MDP Place Participants1 Marketing Management

(25.10.12 to 31.10.12)Patiala 20

2 Marketing Management(05.11.12 to 09.11.12)

Jagraon 21

3 Quality Management(17.12.12 to 21.12.12

Ludhiana 25


Nawan Shahar 22


Ludhiana 25

6 Financial Management(21.01.13 to 28.01.13)

Mandi Gobindgarh 21

7 Financial Management(28.01.13 to 02.02.13)

Khanna 23


Sahnewal 21

9 Marketing Management(16.03.13 to 21.03.13 )

Phagwara 20

2.1.4 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 58 such Motivation

Campaigns at different industrially backward and rural places in the State, in which 6091

persons participated.

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S.N Place of Campaign Date Participants1. Ludhiana 31.08.12 1132. Jagraon 21.09.12 1263. Ajitwal 26.09.12 1174. Ludhiana 18.09.12 825. Sanour 25.09.12 956. Phillaur 04.10.12 837. Jalandhar 12.10.12 828. Phagwara 15.10.12 899. Mandi Gobindgarh 22.10.12 14910. Manuke 26.10.12 10711. Bhatinda 30.10.12 11812. Jassowal 15.11.12 16613. Boparai Khurd 05.11.12 9814. Kad Gill 07.11.12 10515. Patiala 09.11.12 11016. Batala 21.11.12 12017. Jalandhar 21.11.12 5318. Ludhiana 15.11.12 7819. Hoshiarpur 23.11.12 11320. Ludhiana 23.11.12 9121. Rajpura 26.11.12 12022. Phagwara 27.11.12 10023. Nawa Shahar 06.12.12 9624. Hoshiarpur 12.12.12. 10225. Ludhiana 03.12.12 7226. Phagwara 07.12.12 8427. Ludhiana 17.12.12. 12828. Malerkotla 07.12.12. 14529. Nakodar 11.12.12. 8730. Moga 18.12.12 12731. Samrala 20.12.12 14532. Sunam 26.12.12 14833. Gurdaspur 03.12.12 10634. Dina Nagar 03.12.12 7435. Khanna 12.12.12. 12836. Ludhiana 12.12.12 9637. Rajpura 08.01.13 9638. Sunam 07.01.13 9139. Ludhiana 16.01.13 9240. Khanna 24.01.13 10941. Saini Majra 30.01.13 7142. Patiala 21.01.13 9843. Talwandi Sabo 31.01.13 8144. Sahnewal 07.01.13 96

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45. Pukhali 30.01.13 15546. Ludhiana 18.01.13 8047. Nabha 22.02.13 11548. Nakodar 08.02.13 8949. Ajitwal 12.02.13 13250. Ropar 14.03.13 8851. Bela 15.03.13 12652. Dughri 15.03.13 9553. Rattan Heri 18.03.13 12754. Nabha 19.03.13 8355. Ludhiana 05.03.13 9756. Jagraon 15.03.13 11757. Ropar 14.03.13 9858. Bhago Majra 18.03.13 102

2.1.5 2.1.5 Skill Development Training Programmes (Regular)

The Institute conducted one SDP of six months duration for machinist trade. The

basic purpose for organizing SDPs was to ensure trained and quality manpower to MSE

units. In this batch of SDP (April-September, 2009) total 9 male (Gen:9) candidates were

trained.

2.1.6 2.1.6 Skill Development Training Programmes (Specialized)

The Institute has completed 12 Skill Development Programmes (Specialized) in

which total 166 {Male: 160(Gen: 121, OBC: 2, SC: 37) Female: 6 (Gen: 3, SC:3)

candidates participated. The following table provides more details about topic,

duration and participants of these courses held at Ludhiana:

S.No. Details of Training Programme Participants1. SDP on CNC Programming & Machining with auto CAD

(02.04.12 to 26.06.12)16

2. SDP on CNC Programming & Machining with auto CAD(02.04.12 to 26.06.12)

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3. ESDP on Fiber Reinforcement Plastic Products (FRB)(03.09.12 to 07.09.12)

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4. ESDP on Soy Based Products(03.09.12 to 07.09.12) Morning Batch

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5. ESDP on Soy Based Products(03.09.12 to 07.09.12) Evening Batch

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6. IT Training Programme on Web Designing & Development(25.06.12 to 21.09.12)

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7. SDP on Air Conditioner & Refrigeration Repair01.06.12 to 28.09.12)

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8. CNC Programming & Machining with auto CAD(04.07.12 to 28.09.12)

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10. SDP on Tool & Die Designing & Making(11.06.12 to 09.11.12)

5


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2.2 Export Promotion

In the present era of liberalization and globalization, foreign trade is an

important determinant of health of any economy. In order to keep Balance of Payments

at a comfortable level, exports from the country require to be increased. There is a

need to identify more and more items, locate new markets, and promote new exporters.

The efforts put in by the Institute in this regard are enumerated below.

2.2.1 Participation in Trade Fairs & Exhibitions

The Office of the Development Commissioner, (MSME), New Delhi,

participates on behalf of and for the benefit of MSE units in trade fairs & exhibitions in

different countries every year. Products manufactured by these units are displayed in

such events and business inquiries generated are passed on to them for compliance.

This is one of the most important activities of MSMEDO in promoting exports from

the micro & small sector. Various MSMEDIs are entrusted to identify export-worthy

units and to motivate them to display their products in such trade fairs and exhibitions.

During the year the Institute forwarded the applications of 9 MSE units for

participation in the following trade fairs & exhibitions:

India Practical World 2012 at Cologne, Germany (4-7th March, 2012) The India Show (M-Tech 2012) at Tokyo, Japan (20-22nd June, 2012) The India Show MSV-54th International Engg. fair at Brno, Czech Republic (10-14th

Sep.,2012)

2.2.2 Programme on Packaging for Exports

Keeping in view the packaging needs of food processing MSEs with special focus on

requirements of export market, the Institute conducted a One Day Programme on Packaging

for Exports at Dhira Patra, Ferozepur on 13.03.2013. The programme was conducted in

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association with Indian Institute of Packaging, New Delhi and Farmers Help Society (FHS),

Dhira Patra (Fzr).

Comprehensive information was provided to the participants on principals of

packaging; selection of packaging system; significance of tests and standards of food grade

containers, pouches and other packs; package design concept; packaging of liquid and solid

food products; domestic vs. export packaging designs; folding carton design and testing

methods for evaluation of transport packages. The queries raised by entrepreneurs about

their particular packaging problems were also replied to provide them possible measures.

The programme was attended by 25 {Male-18(G-15, SC-3), Female-7(G-3, OBC-2,

SC-2) participants. An expenditure amounting to Rs. 38,000/- was incurred to organize the

programme while an amount of Rs. 3000/- was collected as fee charges from the participants

as per norms. The participants expressed their keen interest to observe efficient packaging

practices, which they learnt from the pogramme.

2.3 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.

During the year, the Institute prepared the following Survey and Industrial Profiles.

District Industrial Potential Survey :During the year, the Institute conducted the District Industrial Potential Survey ofPatiala District.

District Industrial Profiles :The District Industrial Profiles of the following districts were prepared by theInstitute during 201-13.

1. District Patiala 11. District Rupnagar2. District Barnala 12. District Sangrur3. District Fatehgarh Sahib 13.District Mukatsar4. District Mansa 14 District Bathinda5. Disrtrict SBS Nagar 15 District Kapurthala6. District Gurdaspur 16. District Hoshiarpur7. District Amritsar 17. District S.A.S. Nagar

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8. District Tarntaran 18 District Jalandhar9. District Moga 19. District Ludhiana10. District Faridkot 20. Disrtrict Ferozepur

2.4 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.

2.4.1 Marketing Assistance

The Institute provides assistance and guidance in the field of marketing to the

MSME units through a number of activities like Ancillary Development, Participation

in International Trade Fairs & Exhibition, and Registration under GSPP etc.

International Trade Fairs & Exhibition are covered.

2.4.1.1 Marketing Development Assistance SchemeAn amount of Rs. 3,41,050/- was sanctioned as subsidy by the office of DC

(MSME), New Delhi in favour of 9 participating MSE units as per following details:S.N Name of the Units Trade Fair Participated Amount of

Subsidy (Rs.)1. M/s Pye Tools (P) Ltd., Ludhiana India Practical World 2012 at Cologne,

Germany (4-7th March, 2012)28209

2. M/s Grand Impex, Jalandhar India Practical World 2012 at Cologne,Germany (4-7th March, 2012)

28209

3. M/s Robin Tools Mfrs Co.Jalandhar

India Practical World 2012 at Cologne,Germany (4-7th March, 2012)

28209

4. M/s G.B. Auto Industries (Regd.),Ludhiana

The India Show (M-Tech 2012) atTokyo, Japan (20-22nd June, 2012)

38984

5. M/s JVR Enterprises, Ludhiana The India Show (M-Tech 2012) atTokyo, Japan (20-22nd June, 2012)

42131

6. M/s Modern Industries, Hoshiarpur The India Show MSV-54th

International Engg. fair at Brno, CzechRepublic 10-14th Sep.,2012)

43359

7. M/s Deep Spares Pvt. Ltd., Nabha The India Show MSV-54th


44000

8. M/s Autosons International,Jalandhar

The India Show MSV-54th


44000

9. M/s Unison Lawn Equipments,Jalandhar

The India Show MSV-54th


43949

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2.4.1.2 Government Stores Purchases Programme

The Single Points Registration Scheme being operated by National Small

Industries Corporation Ltd. 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.

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 180 cases (Fresh-101, Addl.

/ Amend.-79) of MSE units under Government Stores Purchase Programme, thus

earning revenue of Rs. 6,73,066/-.

2.4.2 Vendor Development Programme

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 the

following Vendor Development Programmes.

2.4.2.1 National Level Vendor Development Programme (NLVDP)

NLVDP / MSME EXPO was organized w.e.f. 7th to 9th March, 2013 at

Ludhiana in collaboration with Auto Parts Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana at

Institute of Auto Parts and Hand Tools Technology, Ludhiana. During the programme

Buyer Seller Meets were conducted with Northern Railways, New Delhi; RCF,

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Kapurthala; Ordnance Cable Factory, Chandigarh; DLMW, Patiala;HMT, Pinjore; and

Preet Tractors, Nabha. Total 64 stalls were installed and about1500 visitors visited.

2.4.2.2 State Level Vendor Development Programme (SLVDP)The Institute conducted the following 11 SLVDPs during the year:

SLVDP at Ludhiana on 10.12.2012 in collaboraltion with Rail Coach Factory,

Kapurthala. The programme was attended by 80 participants.

SLVDP at Ludhiana on 6.02.2013 in collaboration with Northern Railway, New

Delhi. The programme was attended by 80 participants.

SLVDP at Ludhiana on 11.02.2013 in collaboraltion with Punjab State Power

Corpn. Ltd., Patiala. The programme was attended by 78 participants.

SLVDP at Ludhiana on 12.02.2013 in collaboration with BHEL, Goindwal

Sahib. The programme was attended by 90 participants.

SLVDP at Ludhiana on 13.3.2013 in collaboration with DMW, Patiala. The

programme was attended by 70 participants.

SLVDP at Ludhiana on 15.03.2013 in association with A.S.R.T.U, New Delhi.

The programme was attended by 60 participants.

SLVDP at Ludhiana on 19.03.2013 in association with GGS Thermal Plant,

Rupnagar. The programme was attended by 62 participants.

SLVDP at Mohali on 19.03.2013 in association with Govt. Ordnance Cable

Factory, Chandigarh. The programme was attended by 45 participants.

SLVDP at Ludhiana on 22.03.2013 in association with Guru Hargobind

Thermal Plant, Lehra Mohabat (Bathinda). The programme was attended by 70

participants.

SLVDP at Chandigarh on 28.03.2013 in association with Govt. Ordnance Cable

Factory, Chandigarh. The programme was attended by 65 participants.

SLVDP at Ludhiana on 28.03.2013 in association with PRTC, Patiala. The

programme was attended by 55 participants.

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

Undertakings (PSUs) / Government Department and their procurement procedures

were discussed in detail.

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2.4.3 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 the trade associations were forwarded to the office of DC(MSME), New Delhi , for

the following Exhibitions/Trade Fairs held during the year:

2.4.4 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 Entrepreneurs National Awards for Innovation in MSMEs National Awards for Research & Development

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 Development Commissioner (MSME), New Delhi,

for further processing. The following units of Punjab and UT Chandigarh were

awarded National Award / Special Recognition Award during the year:

S.N Name of the Association Name of the Exhibition/ Trade Fair.1 Chamber of Industrial & Commercial

Undertakings, Ludhiana.International Machine Tool & Tools Exhibition,CIMES-2012 (12th to 16th June2012 )

2 United Cycle & Parts ManufacturersAssociation, Ludhiana

International Motor Fair(26th to 29th April, 2012)

3 Offset Printers Association, Ludhiana Trade Fair DRUPA, Dusseldorf,(12th to 16th May, 2012)

4 Builders Hardware ManufacturersAssociation, Ludhiana

Machine Tool Indonesia-2012(5th to 8th Dec. 2012)

5 Fasteners Manufacturers Association,Ludhiana

International Fastener & Mill Supply Expo-2012(10th to 12th Oct.2012)

6 Auto Parts Manufacturers.Association, Ludhiana.

Bauma-2013(15th to 21st April, 2012)

7 C.I.I., Chandigarh CeBIT-2013 Chandigarh(5th to 9th March-2013)

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R & D Awards

M/s. Mecpro Heavy Engineering Ltd., Ludhiana (1st Prize in MSE category)

M/s. Preet Agro Industries (P) Ltd, Nabha (1st Prize in Medium Enterprisecategory)

Entrepreneurship Awards

M/s. Chanakya Dairy Products Ltd., Mandi Gobindgarh (3rd Prize inManufacturing Category of Medium Enterprise )

Innovation Awards

M/s. Preet Agro Industries (P) Ltd. Nabha (Medium Enterprise)

2.4.5 ISO-9001/14001The 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.

12,00,805/- as one time re-imbursement to 26 applicants as per following details:

S.No. Name & address of the Unit Amount

1. M/s New Vision Corporation, Basti Nau, Jalandhar 187502. M/s United Switchgears Pvt. Ltd, F-23, Industrial Area, Mohali 213753. M/s Kanik Tools India, R-90, Industrial Area-B, Ludhiana 525004. M/s Saini Electro Control, Circular Road, Deep Nagar, Kapurthala 375005. M/s Indo German Industries, E-34, Industrial Area, Jalandhar City 596256. M/s Lasko Engineering Co., Bye Pass Road, P.O. Lidhran, Jalandhar 450007. M/s Grip Exports, Shivpuri Road, Basti Danishmadan, Jalandhar 637508. M/s SGN Telecoms Ltd, E-58-59, Industrial Area, Phase-8, Mohali 423389. M/s Jaycee Strips and Fasteners Ltd, 386-Focal Point, Amritsar 4132510. M/s Perfect Agro Industries, B-11, Focal Point Extension, Jalandhar 4518811. M/s Modern Insecticides Ltd, C-162-A, Focal Point, Ludhiana 3547512. M/s RCJ Auto Forge Pvt. Ltd, E-756, Focal Point, Ludhiana 5775013. M/s Vijay Cycle & Steel Industries, A-8, A-9, Focal Point, Jalandhar 6750014. M/s Yogesh Printing Press, D-178, Focal Point Ext. Jalandhar 5137515. M/s JRB Strips (P) Ltd, Industrial Area-C, Dhandari Kalan, Ludhiana 5296916. M/s Perfect Forgings, B-11, Focal Point Ext. Jalandhar 3785317. M/s Zeon Belts Pvt. Ltd, 64-JJ Colony, Jalandhar 4856318. M/s Makkar Steels Pvt. Ltd, Kohara, Ludhiana 4875019. M/s Aastha Auto Tech Pvt. Ltd, Ludhiana 4125020. M/s Sri Balaji Components, Ludhiana 6000021. M/s Skyway Forge, Ludhiana 4434422. M/s Deal International, Jalandhar 4500023. M/s Everest Castings (P) Ltd. Jalandhar 4687524. M/s Dhiman Steel Industries, Jalandhar 6750025. M/s Celec Enterprises, Ludhiana 2700026. M/s Rajindra Coach Industries, Jalandhar 41250

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2.4.6 NMCP SchemesUnder the National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme, the following

activities were undertaken during the year:

2.4.6.1 Lean ManufacturingUnder this scheme 2 Days’ Lean MBR V Audit of Mohali Technology Cluster

jointly with the team of NPC, Chandigarh was conducted on 21st & 22nd March 2013.

The level of implementation of lean practices in 9 units was thoroughly examined

during the Audit.

2.4.6.2 Design ClinicThe following activities were conducted during the year under this scheme:

One Day Design Clinic Seminar was conducted on for the sewing machine

industry of Ludhiana at Hotel Gul Mohar. The programme was attended by 35

participants.

Needbased Assessment Survey was arranged from 14.03.2013 to18.03.2013 for

All India Auto Parts Manufacturers Association in collaboration with NID, New

Delhi, in which 16 MSME units participated. During the survey the working of

units was assessed and suggestions to cater their designing requirements were

provided by the experts.

The project of M/s Vishesh Electronic System was approved under Design

Clinic Scheme. Project cost was to the tune of Rs. 3, 63,000/- and 1st

Installment of Rs. 89,000/- was released to the party and all information was

provided to the unit.

2.4.6.3 Intellectual Property RightsThe following programmes were organized during the year:

Organized Sensitization Programme on IPR on 16.10.2012 at Ludhiana for

members of Sewing Machine Development Club. The programme was attended

by 48 participants.

Organized Cluster Specific Interactive Seminar on IPR on 21 & 22nd December,

2012 at Hotel Ashish Continental, Phagwara in collaboration with Laghu Udyog

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Bharti and Automobile Dealers Association, Phagwara. Total 72 persons

attended the programme.

2.4.6.4 Bar CodeThe following programmes were conducted by Institute:

Seminar on Bar Codes was conducted for Mohali Industries Association at

Mohali on 5.03.2013. The programme was attended by 40 participants.

Seminar on Bar Codes was conducted for MSMEs at Ludhiana on 9.03.2013.

The programme was attended by 30 participants.

2.4.6.4.1 Bar Code Re-imbursementThe 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. 3,22,941/- as re-imbursement of Bar Code registration fee to 9 MSE

units.

S.No. Name of the Unit Amount (Rs.)

1. M/S Telly Tune, Ludhiana 38579.00

2. M/S Dixon Knitwears, Ludhiana 37185.00

3. M/S Pharmaloids, , Amritsar 35994.00

4. M/S Tiaga Knitwear Pvt. Ltd., Ludhiana 37271.00

5. M/s DVM Food Products Ltd, Malerkotla 23250.00

6. M/s Padmavati Mfg. Co. Jalandhar 34713.00

7. M/s B.S. Jewellers, Jalandhar 32228.00

8. M/s Sarjeevan Knitwear, Ludhiana 40952.00

9. M/s Daman Food Products, Shidgarh, Fagtehgar Sahib 33453.00

10. M/s Hans Raj Mahajan Worldwide, Jalandhar City 9316.00

Total: 322941.00

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2.4.6.5 TEQUP (Product Certification)

The Institute conducted Awareness Programme on ISI Certification under

TEQUP Scheme in association with BIS, Chandigarh on 11.12.2012 at

Ludhiana. The programme was attended by 35 participants.

2.4.6.5.1 Product Certification Re-imbursementThe 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 8 MSEs for re-imbursement amounting to Rs. 6,83,382/-

as per following details:S.N Name & address of the unit Category Amount

(Rs.)1. M/S Gee Tech Hooks,V.P.O.Jugiana, Ludhiana National 29400

2. M/S Kohinoor Cycles Pvt. Ltd., Ludhiana National 30750

3. M/S S.K.Bikes P. Ltd., Ludhiana National 30450

4. M/S Vidhata Industries (P) Ltd.,V.P.O Bija, (Ldh) National 19650

5. M/S Jainson Hosiery Industries (Regd), Ludhiana International 143283

6. M/S Punjab Wool Syndicate, Ludhiana International 143283

7. M/S Sanskeshwar Synthetics (P) Ltd., Ludhiana International 143283

8. M/S Jainson Woolcombers (P) Ltd., Vill Dhraud (Ldh) International 143283

TOTAL 6,83,382

2.4.6.6 MA & TU

2.4.6.6.1 Re-imbursement of Participation in ExhibitionsInstitute motivated the MSME units of the state to avail financial assistance for

participation in & Engineering Expo-2012 (21.12.2012-24.12.2012) & India

International Cycle Expo-2013 (22.02.2013-24.02.2013) held at Ludhiana. Under this

scheme, the Institute disbursed an amount of Rs. 2,83,500/- to 18 MSE units.

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2.2.3 2.4.7 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

S.No. Name of the EXPO/Unit Amount(Rs.)

ENGINEERING EXPO-2012

1 M/S SUKRIT MACHINE TOOLS, JALANDHAR. 16500

2 M/S JAGDEV SINGH & SONS, LUDHIANA. 16500

3 M/S AKAL INDUCTION PVT. LTD, PHAGWARA 16500

4 M/S AKAL INDUSTRIES, PHAGWARA. 16500

5 M/S INDIAN MACHINE TOOLS CORPORATION, JALANDHAR. 15000

6 M/S HYFLO INTERNATIONAL, LUDHIANA. 16500

7 M/S SEE LUBE TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD; LUDHIANA 16500

8 M/S SALOCHAN ENTERPRISES,LUDHIAN A (PB) 16500

INDIA INTERNATIONAL CYCLE EXPO-2013

1 M/S NOVA BICYCLE INDUSTRIES, LUDHIANA. 15300

2 M/S AMAR WHEELS (P) LTD, LUDHIANA 15300

3 M/S KOHINOOR INDUSTRIES, LUDHIANA. 15300

4 M/S MINAR CYCLE INDUSTRIES, LUDHIANA. 15300

5 M/S REX INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION, LUDHIANA. 15300

6 M/S ASIAN CRANES & ELEVATORS, LUDHIANA. 15300

7 M/S KULAR INTERNATIONAL, LUDHIANA. 15300

8 M/S DARSHAN UDYOG, LUDHIANA 15300

9 M/S JANTA PAINTS & CHEMICALS, LUDHIANA. 15300

10 M/S KOHINOOR CYCLES PVT.LTD, LUDHIANA 15300

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the existing and prospective entrepreneurs. The Institute earned revenue amounting to

Rs. 2,27,425 through its Engineering Workshop in which 469 jobs were undertaken

and 239 units were benefited.

2.5 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 Organisations like DIC, PFC, NSIC 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.

2.6 Project Profiles

The Institute, during the year prepared 15 Project Profiles in Glass & Ceramics,

Mechanical & Hosiery trades. Five profiles have been prepared for new items having

market potential in this region and ten are revised & updated. The list of Project

Profiles prepared during the year has been given in the Annexure-1.

2.7 CO-ORDINATION WITH CENTRAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTORGANIZATIONS

Under this activity, officers of the Institute participate in various meetings of

the Committees constituted by different Central & State Government Organisations to

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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 following

meetings convened by various Departments or Organisations. Which were:

State Level Bankers’ Committee Meeting Sub-regional Committee Meeting on Quality Complaints Accepting Committee Meeting of NSIC for appraisal of hire purchase loans District Level Review Committee & District Consultative Committee Meeting Meeting of Governing Board of VRTC for Blind, Ludhiana Meetings of Punjab State Innovation Council, Chandigarh

2.8 Other Activities

2.8.1 Cluster Devopment Programme

Under the Cluster Development Programme, the Institute has taken up the

following activities:

Steel Re-Rolling Mills Cluster, Mandi Gobindgarh: The following soft interventionsin this cluster were undertaken by this Institute: The Institute organised 3 days Seminar for Steel Re-Rolling Cluster at Mandi

Gobindgarh from 25.02.2013 to 27.02.2013. During the seminar, the issues related toquality management, environment management and productivity improvement werediscussed in detail.

The website for Steel Re-rolling Mills Cluster was launched(www.steelclustering.com). The website contain useful information about the activitiesof SRM cluster

Soft interventions in Printing & Packaging cluster, Ludhiana and Oil Expeller & PartsCluster Ludhiana were sanctioned during the year. The implementations of theseclusters were with the State Govt.

The Diagnostic studies of following clusters were approved during the year, which areunder preparation. The State Govt. has received the payment from the DC (MSME),New Delhi for completing the task.

1. Sheet Metals Cluster, Ludhiana2. Tractor Parts Manufacturers Cluster, Ludhiana3. Tractor Parts Manufacturers Cluster, Hoshiarpur4. Hand Tools Manufacturers Cluster, Ludhiana5. Wire Drawing Cluster, Ludhiana6. Agricultural Implements Cluster, Ferozepur7. Agricultural Implements Cluster, Malout8. Advance Machining Cluster, Mohali

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9. Dairy Products & Milk Chilling Cluster, Malerkotla.10. Ludhiana Bicycle & Engineering Parts Cluster, Ludhiana11. Dyeing Industries Cluster, Ludhiana

2.8.2 Parliament Question

During the year the Institute received the following parliament question:

Lok Sabha Question Starred Dy. No.8264 on ‘Footwear by Cottage Industry’. Rajya Sabha Provisionally Admitted Starred Question Dy No. S-1139

regarding ‘Protection of MSME’ Lok Sabha Starred Question No.383 on ‘Growth of MSME Sector’

The Directorate of Industries (Punjab), Directorate of Industries (UT,

Chandigarh) & other concerned sources were contacted to expedite the reply

2.8.3 Department related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Industry

To access the PMEGP Scheme and MoU performance of select PSUs, the Department

related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Industry visited Chandigarh from 14th to 16th

June, 2012. The Director MSME-DI, Ludhiana was nominated as nodal officer by O/o

DC(MSME), New Delhi. The Institute coordinated with concerned banks/organizations i.e.

State Bank of Patiala, Punjab & Sing Bank, KVIC, National Fertilizers Ltd., Central

Warehousing Corporation Ltd. and National Building Construction Corporation Ltd. The

progress of preparation of necessary documents and presentations of concerned

banks/organizations for interaction with committee members was apprised of to Rajya Sabha

Secretariat accordingly.

The briefing meeting held on 4.6.2012 at Parliament House Annexe, New Delhi in

connection with the arrangements to be made was attended by the Director along with an

officer of this Institute. As per discussions held in the meeting the State Bank of Patiala was

declared as nodal organization to make all arrangements concerning the visit of the

Parliamentary Committee and this Institute was freed from all responsibilities in this regard.

On 15.06.2012, the Director, MSME-DI welcomed the Hon’ble Members of the

Committee chaired by Sh.Triuchi Siva (Rajya Sabha) by presenting flower bouquet on their

visit to Hotel Taj, Chandigarh i.e. the venue of meeting. The Committee held meeting with

State Bank of Patiala, Punjab & Sing Bank and KVIC to access the PMEGP in Punjab. The

Director MSME-DI, Ludhiana attended the meeting on behalf of DC(MSME), New Delhi.

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The progress of PMEGP scheme and role of implementing agencies was thoroughly reviewed

in the meeting. The committee also advised the effective measure for creating more

employment opportunities and transparency in implementation of PMEGP scheme.

2.8.4 Contact with Associations of Industries

The following Industrial Associations were contacted either for getting varied

information concerning their industry to have first- hand knowledge or to chalk out

various programmes with their cooperation.

United Cycle & Parts Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana Ludhiana Sewing Machine Dealers & Assemblers Association, Ludhiana Bhadur Ke Textile & Knitwear Association (Regd.), Ludhiana Moga Brick Kiln Owners Association, Moga Ludhiana Sewing Machine Industries Association, Ludhiana Knitwear Club (Regd.), Cemetery Road, Ludhiana Mohali Industries Association, Association Bhawan, Mohali Textile Manufacturers Association, Amritsar Federation of Small Industries Association, Phagwara Association of Sports Goods Industries (Regd.), Jalandhar Hand Tools Manufacturers & Exporters Association, Jalandhar Machine Tools & Accessories Association, Jalandhar Auto Parts Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana Moga Agro Industries Association, Moga Fasteners Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana Chamber of Industrial & Commercial Undertakings, Ludhiana. All India Valves & Cocks Mfr. Association, Jalandhar Builders hardware Manufacturers Association, Ludhiana Pipe Fittings Mfr. Association, Jalandhar 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 Confederation of Industrial Machinery Manufacturers, Ludhiana Consortium of Ludhiana Machine Tools Manufacturers, Ludhiana Ludhiana Wire Manufacturers Association (Regd.), Ludhiana Induction Furnace Association of North India (Regd.), Ludhiana Farmers Help Society, Dhira Patra (Fzr.)

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Annexure-1

Project Profiles (2012-13)

S,No. Name of Project Profile Name of Division

1. Automobile Lock Casing (New) Mechanical2. Air Filters for Two Wheelers (Updated) Mechanical3. Solar Light Systems (Updated) Mechanical4. Patient Trolley (New) Mechanical5. Steel Furniture (Updated) Mechanical6. Castor Wheel (Updated) Mechanical7. Laminated Safety Glass (New) Glass & Ceramics8. Plaster of Paris (Updated) Glass & Ceramics9. Sodium Silicate (Updated) Glass & Ceramics10. Cotton Track Suit (New) Hosiery11. Knitted Cotton Vest (Updated) Hosiery12. Interlock Knitted Cotton Fabric (Updated) Hosiery13. Manufacturing of Shirts & Trousers ( New) Hosiery14. Knitted Costumes (Updated) Hosiery15. Baby Suits (Updated) Hosiery

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SECTION - 3

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A view of NVDP conducted by this Institute

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A view of SVDPs conducted by this Institute

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A view of IMCs conducted by this Institute

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A view of ESDPs conducted by this Institute

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A view of EDPs conducted by this Institute

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A view of MDPs conducted by this Institute

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A view of other significant programmes conducted by this Institute

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