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    By-

    MHENDI HASAN

    &

    PIYUSH KUMARJAISWAL

    Prevention and Remedies of

    industrial sickness

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    PREVENTIVE MEASURES AND ROLE OF

    CONCERNING AGENCIES :

    following agencies have different role to prevent the

    industrial sickness-

    Term Lending Institutions. Commercial Banks.

    Entrepreneur.

    Government.

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    ROLEOF TERM LENDING INSTITUTIONS

    Appraisal of Management.

    Banning Industries Not Having Scope.

    Machinery & Equipment.

    Satisfactory Implementation.

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    ROLEOF COMMERCIAL BANKS

    Careful Project Appraisal.

    Timely disbursement.

    Establishing Co-operation with term lender.

    Warning Signals. Market Intelligence.

    Stemming Sickness.

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    THE ROLEOFTHE ENTREPRENEUR

    Management Board.

    Considering term lender as Partners in Enterprise.

    The Role of the Government

    Sudden changes in industrial policy.

    Resistance to change.

    Power to change.

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    RBI COMMITTEESON SICK UNITS

    TANDON COMMITTEE

    It suggested a two-pronged strategy to effectively

    deal with industrial sickness. The first was theintervention by the Banks, who had given loans and

    advances to the unit, in their management.Secondly,

    it suggested the reorganization or the financialstructuring of the units including reliefs like additional

    financial assistance, rescheduling of existing loans.

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    H.N RAY COMMITTEE

    In 1976, the Government of India constituted a

    committee under the chairmanship of Shri H.N. Ray,

    the then Secretary of the Ministry of Finance,

    Government of India. This Committee was asked to

    look into the question whether it was feasible tomerge productive enterprises which were in financial

    difficulties or were sick with healthy units, so that the

    combined undertaking could function more

    effectively. The Committee submitted its Report tothe Government in July 1976, making certain

    recommendations.

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    STATE LEVEL INTER INSTITUTIONALCOMMITTEES (SLIICS)

    This Committee chaired by the Secretary, Industry

    of the concerned State Government were

    constituted by RBI in the late 1970s in all the

    States. It provides a forum for adequate interface

    between the State Government officials and Statelevel institutions on the one side and the term

    lending institutions and banks on the other. A sub-

    committee of SLIIC has also been set up wherein

    the borrowers and concerned banks discussed theissues of rehabilitation

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    CONTINUE

    RBI had issued detailed guidelines on March 26,

    1981 on the constitution of SLIIC. As per above

    guidelines, the Secretary (Industries) of the

    concerned state government would be the

    Chairman of the Committee and Director, SISI,representatives of SFC, SIDC, IDBI and 3-4 banks

    with majority presence as members. Reserve Bank

    is the convener. The major function of the forum

    was to monitor / review cases of rehabilitation ofsick SSI units

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    THE KOHLI WORKING GROUP, 2002

    The RBI set up a Working Group in 2002 under the

    Chairmanship of Shri S. S. Kohil, Chairman, Indian

    Banks Association to review the existing guidelines

    in regard to rehabilitation of sick units in the small

    scale industrial sector and to recommend therevision of guidelines making them transparent and

    non-discretionary

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    REVIVAL PROGRAMMES

    Settlement with the creditors.

    Provision of additional capital.

    Disinvestment Disposals.

    Modernization of plant& machinery.

    Reduction in manpower.

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    CONT..

    Strict control over costs.

    Change of management.

    Workers participation.

    Merger and acquisition with healthy firms.

    Diversification of the company.

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    TENDING

    TOWARD

    SICKNESS

    HEALTHY

    UNIT

    INCIPIENT

    SICKNESS

    SICKNESS

    DEATH

    Neglect &

    Inaction

    Further

    Delay

    Prev. & corr.

    Action taken

    Prev. & corr.

    Action taken

    Remedial

    measure

    Further

    deterioration

    and non-viability

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    CONCLUSION

    There is need to carry out a detailed study of sick units in

    the sector. In particular, it is appropriate to draw lessons

    from both successful as well as failed cases in

    rehabilitation. Government should hike its spending to

    motivate and boost the Small scale sector in the country.

    So finally we can say that only financial and management

    rehabilitations of the sick units will not bring the desired

    result unless Govt. assistance in the form of reduced

    taxes, duties, concessions on various charges like gas,electricity & oil etc.

    .

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