technical session schedule

INDEX

1. Report of NVDP 2014 at Nagpur ... ... 01 – 10

2. About MSME-DI, Nagpur … … 11 – 14

3. MSME in Vidarbha …. … 15 – 19

4. Large Scale Industries / Public Sector … … 20 – 22

Undertaking in Vidarbha

5. Cluster Development in Vidarbha Region ... … 23 – 28

6. Role of Ministry of MSME … … 29 – 35

7. Components under NMCP Scheme … … 36 – 45

8. Package Scheme of Incentives – 21013 … … 46 - 49

9. Maharashtra State Industrial Policy – 2013 … … 50 – 61

10. National Small Industrial Corporation … … 62 – 64

11. Public Procurement Policy 2012 … … 65 – 68

REPORT IN RESPECT OF NATIONAL LEVEL VENDOR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

MSME-Development Institute, Nagpur Govt. of India, Ministry of Micro,

Small & Medium Enterprises under the Public Procurement Policy organized Two

days National level Vendor Development Programme cum Industrial Exhibition at

Ramgopal Maheshwari Sabhagruh (Vidarbha Hindi Sahitya Sammelan) Sitabuldi,

Nagpur on 27-28 September, 2014 in association with NSIC, MIDC Industries

Association(MIA),Hingna, Butibori Manufacturers’ Association, Butibori(BMA) and

DICCI, Nagpur chapter.

This is the programme where MSEs are provided with marketing assistance

and they were also made aware of the existing policies of Government of India,

including Public Procurement Policy, 2012 for MSEs. In other words, Buyer-Seller

Meet is an answer to many problems of MSEs with which they are struggling to

survive in domestic as well as global market.

The objective of the programme was to provide an opportunity to micro, small

and medium enterprises (MSME) to showcase their capabilities to various wings of

government organizations and other large scale private enterprises that outsource to

micro and small enterprises.

The programme was inaugurated by Dr. S.R. Wate, Director, NEERI, Nagpur.

Shri P.M. Parlewar, Director, MSME-DI, Nagpur presided over the function. During

the programme, various CPSUs like WCL, MOIL, Mazgaon Dock, Central Railway,

Konkan Railway etc had displayed spares required by them in exhibition and their

representatives made a presentation on the requirements of their products/services so

that MSE units can register as supplier to them.

Dr. S.R. Wate, Director, NEERI while appreciating the efforts taken by

MSME-DI, Nagpur in his inaugural address said that MSME-DI is taking efforts in

organizing such type of Programme which will connect CPSUs with MSEs. He

appealed to all the entrepreneurs to give stress on R&D, as it helps in manufacturing

quality product. He said that quality of the product is important as it is rightly said

that product must not come back, client should come back.

Shri P.M. Parlewar, Director, MSME-DI, Nagpur during his presidential

address welcomed all the dignitaries present on the dais. He explained in brief about

the objective of the Programme and also about various schemes of MSME-DI,

Nagpur. It is a platform to PSUs & MSEs will come together and benefit each other

and get marketing support. He appealed to MSEs to take benefit of the opportunity to

have one to one discussion with CPSUs.

Shri Pradeep Khandelwal, President, Butibori Manufacturers Association,

Butibori, Shri B.S. Nagashetty, CMM, WCL Ltd, Capt C.M. Randhir, President,

MIA, Shri T.L. Shanmugasundaram, DGM, SIDBI Nagpur and Shri Nischay Shelke,

President, DICCI, attended the programme as Guests of honour. Shri Nishchay Shelke

said that the members of DICCI will definitely make aware SC/ST entrepreneurs to

take benefit of 4% reservation policy under Public Procurement Policy, 2012.

During technical sessions, Executives from various CPSUs like BHEL, WCL.

MOIL, NSIC, MECL, Mazgaon Dock Ltd, Konkan Railway, Mumbai, NPCL, SIDBI

and MSME-DI, Nagpur gave Presentation on their requirements and various schemes.

Some CPSUs like Nuclear Power Corporation India Ltd, conducted online registration

of vendors during the programme. The Exhibition had 75 stalls occupied by CPSUs,

Banks and MSMEs. The SMEs were also made aware about the vendor registration

procedure of CPSUs. The programme was attended by large number of participants

and received excellent feedback from the participants.

The programme was concluded at the hands of Chief Guest, Shri Dinesh Rai,

IAS (Retd.) Ex-Secretary, Ministry of MSME, Chairman, Warehousing Development

and Regulatory Authority, New Delhi, and presided over by Shri P.M. Parlewar,

Director, MSME-DI, Nagpur. In his Chief Guest address, Shri Dinesh Rai appreciated

the efforts taken by MSME-DI, Nagpur in organizing such type of programme. He

said that coming days are very good for SMEs as maximum foreign investments will

be attracted in next few years. It will help in growth of economy. He also spoke on

Warehouse Development. He stressed that for any industry to grow, quality product

manufacturing is very important. He appealed to youths to venture into

entrepreneurship as future is very good for starting business by making good use of

information and technology. He said MSME is the backbone of economy of the

nation; there are no shortcuts for success as one has to first climb the ladder to reach at

the top.

Other dignitaries present as Guests of Honour were Shri Manohar Bhojwani,

President, MIHAN Industries Association, Shri B.C. Bhartiya, President,

Confederation of All India Traders, Shri Vipul Panchmatiya, Secretary, Readymade

Garment Cluster, Nagpur and Shri Ramdas Tekam, Chief Managar, NSIC Ltd,

Nagpur. They all appreciated the efforts taken by MSME-DI in conducting NVDP

which provided a common platform to CPSUs and MSEs.

Shri V.R.Sirsath, Deputy Director (Mech) and co-ordinator of the programme

conducted the programme proceedings and also proposed Vote of thanks. Certificates

were distributed to all the participating units.

MSME Expo 2014

Dated 27-28 September, 2014

National Level Vendor Development Programme At Ramgopal Maheshwari Sabhagruh (Vidarbha Hindi Sahitya Sammelan Sitabuldi Nagpur)

Details of participating units in Exhibition

S.

No.

Name & Address of the

unit Contact person & mobile no.

Product

manufactured/

displayed

Category

SC/ST/

others

Stall

No.

1. M/s Aakar industries, A-12/26, Butibori MIDC Bid Ganeshpur, Nagpur

Mrs Sunita Dilip Gandhi Proprietor M-8080374589

Ceramic designer tiles (Handmade) Pottery and artifacts

Others 38

2. M/s R.K. Enterprises, Shop No. 11/12/16, NIT Complex, Opp. ST Bus stand, Ganeshpeth, Nagpur

Mr. Ravindra V. Khadse Proprietor, M-9860347910 Email:ravindran_khadse@ rediffmail.com

SSI units products, food processing machinery

- 17

3. M/s Shree Ashoka Solar & Energy Pvt.Ltd, 174,Khare Town, Dharampeth, Near Murlidhar Mandir, Nagpur-10

Mr. Ashok Aherkar Director M-855498336/9011152058 Email:[email protected] www.shreeashokasolar.com

All types of solar products - 58

4. M/s Meltok Pvt.Ltd W-27, MIDC, Kalmeshwar, Nagpur-441501

Mr. Proprietor M-8411886953, 07118-272468 www.meltok.in

Adhesives and sealants others 28

5. M/s Adi Peb Design Detailing & construction Aath Rasta Chowk, Laxmi nagar, Nagpur

Mr. Sushant Kale Proprietor M-9822550467 [email protected]

PEB Sueds Structure building

Others 42

6. M/s Rtek Automation & SPM P.No. 3, Sainath Layout, Near Sai Mandir, Ayodhya Nagar, Nagpur

Mr. Aniket Rajeshwar Badhekar Proprietor M-9970728810 Email: rtekautomation & SPM @gmail.com

Automation services Others 27

7. M/s Raj Equipment India Pvt.Ltd MIDC Hingna, NBSSPLUP Amravati Rd, Nagpur-23

Mr. Satish Kshirsagar M-9822560840 9420249821 www.rajequipment.com

Play ground equipments manufactures & suppliers and service providers

Other 34

8. M/s SMS Envocare Ltd, 20 IT park, Parsodi, Nagpur

Mr. Kishore Malviya (Sr DGM) Ph-0712-6665103 [email protected]

Operation & maint. of ETP/STP, Environment monitoring services, EPC project on ETP/STP/WTP

Others 19

9. M/s Alfa Steam Engineers & Consultants Pvt.Ltd, 117, Rishiraj Apartments 2nd floor, Jai Durga Layout, NIT Garden Godhani Rd, Nagpur-30

Mr. Rajesh Shukla, Director-Tech M-9423686421 Email: alfasteamengineers.com [email protected]

All types of valves, boiler drum, level gauges, steam trap, welding electrode, jointing sheet, gaskets, ultrasonic flow meter, filters

Others 21

10. M/s Mantri SALES Corporation Balaji Bhavn, Tekdi Road, Sitabuldi, Nagpur

Mr. Anil Mantri Proprietor, M-9373105893 Ph- 2520611/2547990 mantrianil@rediffmail. com

Safety items Others 24,

25

11. M/s Gode Engineering Pvt.Ltd, “Gode Tower”, Near YCCE & Hingna Toll Plaza, Hingna Road, Wanadongri, Nagpur-441110

Mr. H.T.Gode Proprietor M-9370077501 Ph-0712-2233324 Email: gode-engineering.com [email protected]

Material handling equipments, sales and service

01,

02,

03

12. M/s Epsillon Cables Pvt.Ltd EL-4, Electronic Zone, Hingna, MIDC Indl. Area, Nagpur-10

Mrs. Meera Joshi, Proprietor, M-9422145840 [email protected]

Cables manufactured Others 04

13 M/s ITL Industries Ltd, G-,1, Mamta Tower, 1/1 Manoramaganj, Indore-452005

Mr. Mukesh Patni,DGM Mr. Piyush Hirudkar,SE M-09425319960/09300074211 [email protected] [email protected]

Band saw machine and hydraulic spares

- 08

14. M/s Saurabh Engineering Services, Flat no. 102, Radhakrishna Niwas, Ruikar Road, Mahal, Nagpur-32

Mr. S.D. Bhattad CEA M-9763190151 Ph-0712-2730112 [email protected]

Electrical safety energy auditors, Electrical engineering consultant & service provider, empanelled by MEDA, GEDA, MPUVN & EMC

- 09

15. M/s Electrical Super Thermal Engineers, 1`51, Small Factory area, Bhandara Road, Nagpur-440008

Mr Raghupati Algeri Proprietor, M-9422110695 www.electroil.com [email protected]

Furnaces, ovens, dryers, roasters, kilns, hot air water generators etc.

- 32

16. M/s Miracle Accounting Software P.No. 40, 1st floor, Old Nandanwan Layout, B/h S.D.Hospital, Nagpur-09

Mr. Manish Nimawat (Br. Manager) M-9766236946 [email protected]

Accounting software - 41

17. M/s Unique Enterprises, P.No.15, Mohite Industrial Area, MIDC, Nagpur-16

Dr. Mukund Mohalkar Proprietor, M-9823116709 uniquepu;[email protected]

All types of food processing machinery and fertilisers machinery

- 31

18. M/s Rahsan Engineering, 28-A, 29B, Mohite Industrial Estate, Hingna Road, MIDC Hingna, Nagpur-16

Mr. Sandeep Charpe Proprietor M-9822222864 www.rahsan.in/[email protected]

Electrical panels Others 33

19. M/s Instrument Sales Corporation, 84-A, Vivekanand Nagar, Besides Sai mandir, Wardha Road, Nagpur—15

Mr. Ankush Harkare Director M-09850898676/Ph-0712-327551 [email protected]

Rest & measuring instruments, cable jointing & HT tape

Others 15

20. M/s Sawlaram Enterprises, A-8, Thakkar Pride Opp. Siddhant Hotel, Nashik Puna Road, Nashik-422011

Mr. Sunil Popat Jagtap Proprietor M-097655595641/9579869952 Email: [email protected] [email protected]

Hydraulic cylinders & power pack EOT cranes & power and control panel

SC 49 &

50

21.

M/s Grant Controls, 13-14, 2nd floor, Ratan plaza, Opp. Railway station, santra market Rd, Nagpur-18 (MS)

Mr. R.M. Tiwari Proprietor M-9422111317/Ph-2720671 www.grantcontrols.com [email protected]

Biometrics, Automation and security products

- 07

22. M/s Metro Safety Company C-42, MIFV Hingna, Nagpur

Mr. Baranga S.S. Proprietor

Fire Extinguishers - 05

M-9823054700 www.metroindusonline.com [email protected]

23. M/s Ajay Industries, C-3, MIDC Area, Amravati-444607

Mr. Ajay Nanaji Pawar Proprietor, 0721-2520305 [email protected]

Agricultural implements, steel furniture, mini dal mill, water lifting pump, grain and seed cleaner, grader machine etc. Fabrications works towers, food processing m/c

- 45

24. M/s Neeshu Enterprises, 149, Satya sai Baba Colony, Near Ramkrishna Hall, Datta wadi, Nagpur

Mr. Ashish Adbe, Proprietor M-9665054081 [email protected]

Inkjet printers, refurbished printer, printer on rent, filters, spares AMC

- 06

25. M/s Inter-Cell Network Pvt.Ltd P.No. 1/34, Raghuji nagar, Nar Kamgar Kalyan Bhawan, Sakkardara, Chota Tajbagh Road, Nagpur-09

Mr. Prasad Thakur Partner M-7755994007 www.intercellnetwork.co.in [email protected]

CCTV & security systems, sales and services

- 36

26. M/s Àllahabad Bank Civil Lines, Nagpur

Mr. K.Murali Krishna, AGM & Zonal Head M-09423682496/Ph-0712-2520552 [email protected]

Bank -- 35

27.

M/s Vidarbha Industries, Off.No. LGF-69, Sanskrutik Sankul, Zansi Rani Square, Sitabuldi,Nagdpur-12

Mr. Dilip Nandanwar M-8655576111 [email protected]

Labour law consulting and outsourcing

Other 59

28

M/s Sai Engineering Works F.No. 9, Rukmini Complex, Mahindra Colony, Jaitala, Nagpur-16

Mr. Prakash Popalghat M-982321035 [email protected]

Hydraulic and pneumatic sales and services

Other 47

29

M/s D.A.Power Solution 53, Malviya Nagar, B/H Indraprastha Mangal Karyalaya, Khamla, Nagpur-25

Mr. Dilip N. Wandile, Partner M-9373105362 Ph-0712-2283811 [email protected] [email protected]

UPS (uninterruptible power supply)

MSEs 46

30 M/s Harisaon Pumps Pvt.Ltd C-95, MIDC Hingna Industrial Area, Nagpur-28

Mr. Bharat Deshmukh Propreitor M-9225069040 Ph-07104-237100/237830 www.harisanpump.com

Dewatering, sewage pumps, effluent pumps

-- 12,

13

31. M/s Neeshu Enterprises 30, Mandar Apptts, Pioneer Society, Khamla, nagpur

Mr. Ashish Adbe Director M-9665054081 [email protected]

Packaging Machinery -- 14

32. M/s Aagam Chemicals K-43, Bharat Nagar, Nagpur-33

Mr. L.A.K. Jain/Aagam Jain Proprietor M-9422120541/9730891922 [email protected] www.aagamchemicals.com

Water treatment plant, DM plants, RO plants, Domestic & Industrial

-- 44

33. M/s Anand Marketing 43, Chawla Complex, Amravati Road,Wadi Nagpur

Mr. Anil Helwatkar Director M-07104-220395 www.pneumaticmarketing.com

Pneumatic products-Air dryers, solenoid valves, cylinders, FRL

Other 43

35. M/s Kunal Marketing& Services 37, A&B, Chawla Complex, Behind Syndicate Bank,

Mr. Nikjil Khona Proprietor M-9422105565

Banking industry -- 10

Amravati Road, Wadi, Nagpur-440023

8605080100 Ph-07104-221025/2454449

36 M/s Struc-Rite Metal Building System Near NEW Dharam Kanta, Kight Industrial Area, Bhilai(CG.)

Mr. Nilesh Pawar Marketing Manager M-986047060 Ph-0788-4040530 [email protected] [email protected]

Metal building system (PEB)

-- 22

37. M/s Escon Electronics & Electricals, 146, Omkar Nagar, Manewada Ring Rd, Nagpur-27.

Mr. Sandesh Jumle Director M-9423104617 9325639447 Ph-2741661 [email protected]

Mfg. Servo stabilizer, lnlink UPS system, inverter, UPS, Battery charger

-- 37

38. M/s Phoenix Luminaries Pvt.ltd C6, MIDC, Umrer, Nagpur.

Mr. Narayan Rathi Director M-9823655176 Narayanrathi [email protected]

LED lighting, solar mattresses

Other 16

39 M/s Medsure 6/27, Raje Rghuji nagar, Nagpur-09

Mr Vivek Ramteke Director M 9096843768 [email protected]

Solar product and pharma products

-- 54

40 M/s Mapni Nutrachem GS-1, Saraswati Niwas, Congress nagar, Nagpur-12

Mr. Jignesh M. Doshi Proprietor M-8600364186 [email protected]

Herbal floor cleaner, Air freshener, other hygiene products

other 55

41 M/s Bharti Yog and Prakruti Chikitsa Mandal 3/3, LIG colony, Vakilpeth Reshimbagh, Nagpur-09

Dr. Pramod Shende, Dr. Vishal Shende Director M-9225216013 [email protected]

Health Instruments - 23

42 M/s Reliable Terrestrials, Ädesh”, 68, Bijli Nagar, Bicholi-Hapsi Road, Indore-452016 (MP)

Mr. TRajesh Godse Director M-09302108378 www.reliablemhe.co.in reliable2009gmail.com/ rajeshgodse@reliable

Industrial safety shoes other 52

43 M/s Shivshakti Hydraulics 162, Lendra Park, Near Nandaji Temple, New Ramdaspeth, Nadgpur-28

Mr. Sharad Sharma, Director M-9422102925 0712-6536003 [email protected]

High pressure hydraulic hoses assembly, hydraulic spares, hydraulic fitting, surveying, mining instrument conveyor belt, all types of hoses

- 08

44

M/s Ascent Total Solution, 16 A/B, Ground floor, P.No. 38, Sector-15, Chawla Complex, Navi Mumbai-400614

Mr. Vijay Kolhekar, Director M-9004309645 022-65335006 www.ascent-totalsolution.com

Basic and details engineering, Civil & Structural design, Automation work, Interior design and execution, landscapes,

other 51

45.

M/s Canara Bank Circle office 1st floor, Chandak Bhawan, North Ambajhari Rd, Shankar Nagar square, Nagpur-440 010

Mr. Vikram Saha Ph-0712-2566295 M-7774069640 Email:[email protected]

Banking industry -- 26

46.

M/s Water Care Technologies Shubeccha Kinkhede Layout, Civil Lines, Nagpur

Mr. Pravin Charde Director M-9881507999 [email protected]

Mineral water plants, RO Other 39

47.

M/s Delta Engineering, W-30, MIDC Hingna Nagpur

Ms. Nilima Pathak Proprietor M-9325007245, 9373263111 [email protected]

CNC component/powder coating and painting solution

Other 30

48.

M/s Harihar Aadiwasi Khadi Gramodyog Society V.H.B. Colony, Qtr.No. 1/17, Balabhau Peth, Nagpur-17

Mr. M-9422491887

Hand embroidery, silk, cotton, sofa cover, wall hangings etc.

-- 74

49.

M/s Mazgaon Dock Limited Dockyard Road, Mazgaon, Mumbai-4000010

Mr. A.R. Kulkarni, Chief Manager (Supplier Relation) Shri D.D. Gajbhiye, Manager, (Commercial Material Pur.)

Ship building -- 62

50.

M/s WCL Limited Material Management Deptt, Coal Estate, Civil Lines,Nagpur

Mr. M.P.Singh, Chief Manager (MM) Shri T.K. Dash, Senior Manager (Excv.)

Coal fields -- 60,

61

51

M/s SIDBI Ground fr, National Insurance Building, Kingsway, Nagpur.

Mr. Tahir Khan 0712-2553201 0712-2553202

Industrial Finance -- CPS

U

52 M/s MOIL Limited, MOIL Bhavan, 1A Katol Road, Nagpur-440 013

Mr. Atul Sharma, Chief (Mech) HQ Mr. S.B. Chaudhari, Dy. Chief (Mtls)

Manganese Ore 65,

66,

67

53 M/s Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited,(BHEL) Shree Mohini Complex, Kingsway, Nagpur

Shri Dinesh Bhagat, Engineer (Purchase) Shri Abhijit Kumar, Engineer (Purchase)

Heavy Electricals -- CPS

U

54 M/s MECL Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Bhavan, High Land Drive Rd, Seminary Hills, Nagpur

Mr. B.P.Dwiwedi, Sr.Manager (Materials)-HOD Shri U.J.Chawada, Sr,Material officer

Mineral Exploration -- CPS

U

55 M/s MIDC Industries Association (MIA) p-26, MIA House, Hingna Road, Nagpur

President MIA, P-26, MIA House, Hingna Rd, Nagpur

Support to entrepreneurs -- 70

56. M/s Butibori Manufacturers’ Association Near Fire Station, Butibori MIDC, Butibori, Nagpur

President, BMA, Near Fire Station, Butibori MIDC, Butibori, Nagpur

Support to entrepreneurs -- 71

57. Controller of Stores, Konkan Railway Corporation Ltd, Sector 13, CBD Belapur, Navi Mumbai.

Railway -- CPS

U

68

58 Institute for Design of Electrical Measuring Instrument (IDEMI) Swatantryaveer Tatya Tope Marg, Chunabhatti, Sion, Mumbai-400022.

Mr. S.V.Rasal, Principal Director, IDEMI, Mumbai W-14, MIDC, Hingna

Industrial Testing & Training facility

-- 69

59 District Industries Centre, Udyog Bhavan, Civil Lines, Nagpur/MCED Nagpur

General Manager State Govt. office EM filing

-- 72

60 Controller of Stores, Central Railway, O/o DRM South Central Railway, Kingsway, Railway Station Road, Nagpur-440 001

Sudeep Prasad IRSME Div. Mechanical Engineer DRM office, Nagpur

Railways -- CPS

U

63,

64

61 M/s Kunal Marketing & Mr. Nikhil Khona All safety items from head -- 11

Services 37, A&B, Chawla Complex, Behind Syndicate Bank, Amravati Road, Wadi, Nagpur

Proprietor Ph-07104-221025/224949 [email protected]

to toe and fire extinguishers and spares

62 M/s Unique Automation Pvt.Ltd M-003, Akshay Regency Plot No. 44 Gokulpeth, Nagpur-440010

Mr. Rajesh Moharil OEM M-9422146091 Ph-0712-2546656 www.custombuiltelectronics.com [email protected] [email protected]

Custom built electronic system, OEM, LED display

-- 48

63 M/s Wathulkar Udyog Block No. 72, Wing No.1, Rajat Sankul, Near Main S.T. Bus stand,Baidyanath Sq.Rd, Ganesh Peth, Nagpur-18

Mr. Umendra Wathulkar Proprietor M-9049091077 Ph-0712-2772118 / 6977627 [email protected]

Manufacture of solar energy equipments, solar street light, solar home light system, solar power pack inverter, solar pumps

-- 18

64 M/s Amvoltz Industries P.No.S-55, MIDC Industrial Area, Hingn Nagpur-16

Mr. Santosh Wahane Proprietor M-9373861170/9921344612 [email protected]

Designer and manufacturer of electrical control panel

-- 22

65 M/s Shivmahima Enterprises/Shivmahima Agarbatti P.No. 1433, Near Ambedkar Garden, Vaishali Nagar, Nagpur-17

Mr. Yogesh Khapekar Proprietor M-9326938121/937259501 [email protected]

Domestic Atta chakki, agarbatti and handicraft items

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27-28 September 2014

Ramgopal Maheshwari Sabhagrih, Jhansi Rani Chowk, Sitabuldi, Nagpur.

TECHNICAL SESSION SCHEDULE

TECHNICAL SESSION – I, (27.09.14) at 2nd floor hall

Time CPSU /

Organisation Name of officer Topic

11.30 AM to

11.55 AM

WCL,

Nagpur

Shri. B.S. Nagashety

Chief Manager (Material)

Store requirements & Vendor

Development procedure of WCL

11.55 to

12.20 PM

MOIL

Nagpur

Shri. Deepak Borkute

Dy. Chief (Material)

Shri. Ajay Kolte

Sr. Manager (Material)


Development procedure of MOIL

12.20 PM to

12.45 PM

Mazgaon Dock,

Mumbai

Shri. Ramesh Mourya

Chief Manager

Shri. D D Gajbhiye

Manager


Development procedure of MD,

Mumbai

12.45 PM to

01.10 PM

Ordnance Factory

Ambajhari

Shri. Kingshuk Das

Works Manager


Development procedure of OF

Ambhajhari

01.10 PM to

01.30 PM

HPCL Mumbai Shri. Arun Garg

Chief Manager (P) Delhi

Shri. Shailesh Ramtete

Sr. Manager (P) Mumbai


Development procedure of HPCL

01.30 PM to 02.00 PM LUNCH at Back side of Exhibition Hall; on Copan

TECHNICAL SESSION- II,( 27.09.14) at 2nd

floor hall.

02.00 PM to

02.25 PM

NPCIL

Mumbai

Shri. N. Laxman Babu

DGM (C&MM)

Shri K.V.A. Raju

Dy. Manager (C)


Development procedure of NPCIL

02.25 PM to

02.50 PM

BHEL

Nagpur

Shri. Dinesh Bhagat

Engineering (Vendor)

Shri Abhijit Kumar

Engineer (Vendor)


Development procedure of BHEL

02.50 PM to SIDBI Shri.CA Tahir Khan Finance Schemes of SIDBI for

03.15 PM Nagpur Manager Entrepreneurs

03.15 PM to

03.40 PM

Konkan Railway

corporation,

Mumbai

Shri. S M Nurani

SMM/ MAO


Development procedure of Konkan

Railway

03.40 PM to

04.00 PM

Shipping

Corporation,

Mumbai

Shri. Y.D. Shriswamy

DGM (Contracts)


Development procedure of Shipping

Corporation, Mumbai

04.00 – 04.15 PM Tea Break

TECHNICAL SESSION- III, (27.09.14) at 2nd floor hall.

04.15 PM to

04.40 PM

Allahabad Bank

Nagpur

Shri. Murli Krishnan

AGM

Finance Schemes of Allahabad Bank for

Entrepreneurs

04.40 PM to

05.05 PM

Central Railway

Nagpur

Shri.Sudeep Prasad, IRSME

Shri. R.L. Pyase, ADME


Development procedure of C. Railway

05.05 PM to

05.30 PM

MECL

Nagpur

Shri Uday Chawada

Sr. Material Manager


Development procedure of MECL

05.30 PM to

05.55 PM

Question and Answer session

05.50 PM Vote of Thanks by shri. Praful Umre, Asst. Director (Elect); MSME-DI, Nagpur

TECHNICAL SESSION- IV, (28.09.14) at 2nd floor hall.

03.00 PM to

03.30 PM

KVIC

Nagpur

Shri. Khodke

ADO

Schemes of KVIC

03.30 PM to

04.00 PM

NSIC

Nagpur

Shri. Ramdas Tekam

Chief Manager

Schemes of NSIC

04.00 PM to

04.30 PM

MSME-DI

Nagpur

Shri. V.R. Sirsath

Dy. Director (Mech)

Public Procurement Policy 2012

04.30 PM to

05.00 PM

India Click Find

Nagpur

Shri. Bhushan Kunte

Entrepreneur

Use of Twitter, facebook, linkden as

marketing tool for enterprises

05.00 – 05.10 PM Tea Break

05.10 PM Valedictory of programme

Technical Session I,II, II will be co-ordinated by Shri. Praful Umre, Asst. Director (Elect) Mob: 9850969234

Technical Session IV will be co-ordinated by Shri. S.R.Khujnare, Asst. Director (Met) Mob: 8308470101

ABOUT MSME-DI, Nagpur

MSME-Development Institute is headed by Development Commissioner, Micro Small & Medium Enterprise (MSME).

Government of India. It is an apex body and a nodal agency for formulating, coordinating and monitoring the policies and programmes for promotion and development of Micro Small & Medium Enterprise (MSME).

The Programmes for promotion, development and services are provided through a network of MSME-Development Institute (MSME-DI).

MSME-Development Institute, Nagpur is situated in Vidarbha region of Maharashtra. Eleven district of Vidarbha region are under the jurisdiction of this Institute, namely Amaravati, Akola, Bhandara, Buldhana, Chandrapur, Gadchiroli, Gondia, Nagpur, Wardha, Washim and Yavatmal.

This Institute provides support/services to the State Government as well as coordinates various activities for the prospective and existing entrepreneurs for promotion and development of MSME sectors.

MSME-Development Institute, Nagpur provides various types of services including consultancy/ assistance in setting up of units, promoting and developing products and services for the MSME.

The Institute has technical officers to provide guidance in Mechanical, Metallurgy, Electrical, Lather & Foot wear trades.

Technical Consultancy Services

• Technical Guidance

• Identification & Preparation of Project Profiles / Reports.

• Selection of Equipment, Machinery & Raw Materials including layout

• Technical Up-gradation / Quality Control

• Technical Seminars / Workshops / Clinics

• Energy Conservation / Pollution Control.

• To prepare technical literature / papers etc

• Selection of Product and Location.

• Selection of Machinery & Technology

• Marketing / Finance Assistance

• Training Campaigns

• Use of Improved Manufacturing Technology / Design process.

• Product Development

• Consultancy for Diversification

MSME-DI, Nagpur has a well equipped library containing Books, Technical

Journals, Periodicals, Project Profiles, Government Circulars and book relating to

Entrepreneurship, Management etc, for MSME Entrepreneurs for reference.

The prospective entrepreneurs who wish to select activities are advised to

refer the Project Profiles available in our Library. Also there are Journals, Periodicals,

Govt. Circulars The library is located at the ground floor of the Institute, is free for

all visitors. It remains open on all working days.

In order to encourage self-employment amongst the educated unemployed

youths, Motivation Campaigns and Entrepreneurship Development Programmes

(EDPs) are conducted in Urban and Rural Areas under the jurisdiction of MSME-DI,

Nagpur. The following programmes are conducted.

Industrial Motivational Campaigns (IMC)

Objective To motivate Educated Unemployed Youth

to go for self employment

Duration 1 day

Target Educated unemployed youth and College students

Intake 100

Fee No fee

EDP- Entrepreneurship Development Programmes

Objective To motivate Educated Unemployed Youth to go for self employment

and impart them knowledge on setting up self employment ventures

Duration 10 days

Target Educated Unemployed youth in the preferred age group of 18 to 40 years. Final Year/Pre-final Year Students and just passed out

students from Polytechnics, I.T.I.s, Engineering Colleges

Intake 20-25 max

Fee Fee- Rs 100/- for General Candidates and Rs 50/- for

Women/Physically handicapped, No fee for SC/ST

Entrepreneurship and Skill Development Programmes (ESDP)

Objective To develop Entrepreneurship and impart Skills based on local

potential to the Educated Unemployed youth.

Duration Six weeks

Target Educated Unemployed youth in the preferred age group of 18 to 40 years.

Intake 20-25 participants

Fee Rs 200/- for General Candidates and Rs 100/- for Women/

Physically handicapped, No fee for SC/ST

We also conduct some programmes exclusively for weaker sections viz. SC /

ST /Women & Phy. Handicapped. There is provision of stipend to the participants.

There is no participation fee in such programmes. Programmes are announced in

Newspapers. Also, they are available on this website as and when finalized. Some

programmes are conducted on the request of DIC, Industry Associations and NGOs.

We also guide prospective Entrepreneurs on selection of activities at our

Institute by personal Counseling

Economic Investigation

• Industrial Potentiality Survey / Area Survey

• Techno-Economic Feasibility Reports, Sick Unit Study Report

• State Industrial Profile

• Sample Survey of registered MSME Units of Maharashtra

• Collection of Statistics on production data of selected units.

• MSME Census.

• Review Report / Production Index.

• Assistance and rehabilitation of Sick Units through SLIIC Committee

• Advice / Guidance on MSME Policy Issues.

• Guidance on facilities available with Banks, Financial Institutions.

Managerial Consultancy

The Institute provides Management Consultancy to MSME Sector through Management Training Programmes, In-plant Consultancy Studies wherever required. Also Techno-Economic Studies and Appraisal of Project Reports for Banks and Financial are conducted at the request of concerned financial institution / banks.

The objective of Management Consultancy is to improve the managerial competency of the MSME Sector. The Management Development Programmes are conducted on various subjects like :

• Industrial Management,

• Marketing Management,

• Financial Management,

• Personnel Management & HRD,

• Taxation,

• Export Marketing,

• Export Management

Export Promotion & Marketing

Export Promotion

This Institute provides assistance to small scale industries in the areas of

export marketing such as Training in Export Marketing, Export Packaging, Seminars

and Awareness Programmes. It provides guidance to Entrepreneurs on potentials,

prospects of products, procedures and publication of Bulletin etc. Many of the

Programmes are conducted in Association with Industry Export Promotion Council

and other related Institutions like Indian Institution of Packaging, Director General of

Foreign Trade and Director General, Anti- Dumping. Assisting the Units by way of

participation in International Trade Fairs is one of the major important service of the

Export Promotion Division.

Marketing

The Institute provides marketing assistance to small scale enterprises through

Vendor Development Programme. Further, Small scale Units are assisted in

registering with the National Small Industries Corporation Ltd.,(NSIC) under the

Government Stores Purchase Programme. The enlisted Small Scale Units are eligible

to apply to Government Departments and are exempted from paying earnest money

deposit and tender application costs. Further, for developing marketing competency

several programmes on sales and marketing and consultancy are provided.

MSME IN VIDARBHA

Vidarbha is situated in eastern region of Maharashtra state divided into two

divisions, Nagpur having 6 districts and Amravati having 5 districts. It occupies

about 31.6% of total area and hold 21.3% of total population of Maharashtra. It is

situated in Central India and its borders are surrounded by Madhya Pradesh to the

North, Chhattisgarh to the East, Andhra Pradesh to the south and Marathwada and

Khandesh region of Maharashtra to the west.

Vidarbha has its own rich cultural and historical background distinct from rest

of Maharashtra. The largest city in Vidarbha is Nagpur, the second largest is

Amravati while Akola stands third followed by Chandrapur, Yavatmal, Wardha &

Gondia. The region is well known and famous for growing oranges and cotton. It

has two third of Maharashtra’s mineral resources. Three quarter of its forest

resources and is a net producer of power, throughout its history, Vidarbha has

remained much calmer during the communal troubles than the rest of India, but it is

plagued very much by poverty and mal nutrition. It is less economically prosperous

compared to the rest of Maharashtra.

Economy :

Vidarbha’s economy is primarily agricultural and also the region is rich in

forest and mineral wealth. From a business point of view, Chandrapur, Amravati and

Nagpur are important cities of Vidarbha. Nagpur is a central hub for business.

Amravati is well known for film distributors and readymade garment. Chandrapur

has a thermal power station which is one of the biggest in India and some other

heavy industries such as BILT (Paper Industry) MEL, Steel Industries, Cement

industries and coal mines.

An international cargo hub (MIHAN) is being developed at Nagpur. MIHAN

will be used for handling heavy cargo coming from South-East Asia and Middle-East

Asia. The project will also include a Rs. 10,000 crore (US$1.82 billion) Special

Economic Zone (SEZ) for information technology (IT) companies. This will be the

biggest development project in India so far.

Agriculture :

The main cash crops of the region are cotton, oranges and soya beans.

Amravati is the largest Orange growing district. Traditional crops are sorghum

(jowar), pearl millet (Bajra) and rice. Yavatmal is the largest cotton growing district.

Gondia is the largest rice growing district and is known as Rice city. Recently

Vidarbha region has become infamous for a large number of suicides occurring.

Mineral Wealth:

The Chandrapur, Gondia, Gadchiroli, Bhandara and Nagpur District form the

main mineral belt, with coal and manganese as the major minerals. Chandrapur

district alone contributes 29% of all mineral output of Maharashtra. Iron ore and

limestone are identified as potential mining resources.

Industry:

Traditionally Vidarbha has lagged behind western Maharashtra in industrial

growth. Various incentives were granted to attract industries but have failed.

Butibori Industrial area, MIDC outside Nagpur is one of the largest industrial areas in

country but few industries have actually opened there. MIHAN an international

cargo hub project is currently underway at Nagpur. The project aims to exploit the

central location of Nagpur and convert the present airport into a major freight hub

with integrated road and rail connectivity along with a Special Economic Zone.

Ballarpur Industries, India’s largest manufacturer and exporter of paper is located in

Chandrapur district.

District wise Existing Enterprises in Vidarbha upto September 2013

Large Scale Industries/Public Sector Undertakings in Vidarbha

S.No. Name of LSI Address

1. Abhishek Steels Ltd (New Name-Sanvijay Steels Pvt.Ltd)

B-202, B-72, MIDC Butibori Tah Hingna Dist. Nagpur

2. Sunil Hitech Engineers Ltd (New Name SEAM Industries Ltd)

MIDC, Butibori

3. ACC Machinery C.Ltd, (AMCL Machinery Ltd) A-1 & P-2, MIDC Butibori, Tah Hingna Dist. Nagpur

4. ACC Nihon Castings Ltd (Hindustan Udyog Ltd) MIDC Butibori Tah Hingna Dist. Nagpur

5. ACE Refractories Ltd (Ace Calderys Ltd) P.No. A/1/1,A/1/P/2, MIDC Butibori, Th Hingna, Nagpur

6. Associated Transrail Structure Ltd (Gammon India Ltd)

G-55, MIDC, Bubitori, Hingna, Nagpur

7. Bajaj Steel Industries Ltd P.No. D-5/2 MIDC Hingna Dist. Nagpur

8. Bakeman’s Home Product Pvt. Ltd, Farmhouse Biscuit Company Ltt, (New nam Candio (I) Ltd)

M-32, MIDC Hingna Road, Nagpur

9. Bar. Sheshrao Wankhede Shetkari Sahkari Sott girni, Ltd

At Mohgaon,(Bubibori), Tah & Dist. Nagpur

10. Bazargaon Paper & Pulp Mills Pvt.ltd Mouza Pachnaori Ta & Distt. Nagpur

11. Bhagirath Textiles Industries Pvt.Ltd, (New- Shri Bhagirath textiles –IEM SR No. 461)

Mohali Tah Kalmeshwar Dist. Nagpur

12. Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd D-1, MIDC Butibori

13. Central India Polysters Ltd (Reliance Industries Ltd)

At & Tah Mouda, Nagpur

14. Chinteshwar Steel Pvt.Ltd Ungaon, Th Kamptgee, Dist Nagpur

15. Diffusion Engineers Limited Hingna INDL Area, Ta Hingna Nagpur

16. Dinshaw Dairy Foods Pvt.Ltd (Unit –I) Gittikhadan Gorewada Rd, Nagpur

17. Dinshaw Dairy Foods Pvt.Ltd (Unit-II) P.No. 41 & 42 MIDC Butibori Tah Hingna, Dist. Nagpur

18. Economic Explosives Ltd Sawanga-Shiva Tah & Dist. Nagpur

19. Era Building Systems Ltd B3 MIDC Umred

20. Fabworth (India) Ltd (New Name-Uniworth Textile Ltd)

B-129, MIDC Butibori, Tah Hingna, Dist.Nagpur

21. Ferro Alloys Corporation Ltd (Facor Steel Ltd) 46/A, & 46/B, MIDC Hingna Rd Nagpur

22. Goel Agro Industries Ltd (New name-IND AGRO Ltd ) (IND AGRO SYNERGY LTD(Adani)

Saoner

23. Grindwell Norton Ltd G-51, MIDC Butibori

24. GTN Textiles Ltd Khurajgaon Tah Saoner, Dist. Nagpur

25. Haldiram Foods International Ltd (UNIT-II) Kapsi (B) Th Kamptee, Dist. Nagpur

26 Hyundai Unitech Elect. Transmission Ltd (Unitech Power Transmission Ltd)

A-33, MIDC Butibori, Ta- Hingna Dist. Nagpur

27 Indian Oil Corporation ltd Khapri

28. Indo Rama Synthetics (India Ltd A-31, MIDC, Butibori Tah Hingna, Dist. Nagpur

29. Indo Rama Textiles Ltd(Spentex Industries Ltd) A-31, MIDC Butibori, Ta Hingna, Nagpur

30. Inox Air Products Ltd (India Oxygen) B-131, MIDC Butibori

31 IVRCL Infrastructure and project Ltd A-34, MIDC Butibori, Hingna, Dist.

Nagpur

32. Jaiswals Neco Ltd 29/2, Milestone Mouza Gat 76, Butibori, Hingna,Nagpur

33. Johnson Lifts Pvt. Ltd K-35, K-36, MIDC Butibori, Hingna, Nagpur

34. KEC International Ltd B-190, MIDC Butibori

35. Kemp & Company Ltd (New name- Blow Plast) (B.P. Ergo Ltd)

K/52, MIDC, Hingna Dist. Nagpur

36. Krishna Knitware technology Ltd (KSL & Industries Ltd)

Katol Rd. Kalmeshwar, Nagpur

37. Lokmat Newspapers Ltd 207/208, Butibori Th Hingna, Dist. Nagpur

38. Madhyadesh papers Ltd Mouza Mane gaon

39. Maharahstra Weldings Ltd (ESAB India Ltd) B-28, MIDC, Kalmeshwar, Dist. Nagpur

40. Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd F-1,7, MIDC, Hingna Road, Nagpur

41. Malu paper Mill Ltd MIDC Saoner, Dist. Nagpur

42. Malu Solvex Ltd (Malu paper Mills Ltd Unit-III) Burujwada Th saoner, Dist. Nagpur

43. Mangrul Mills Ltd Gondkheri

44. MID India Oils & exports Ltd (New Name Malu Solvex )(Murli Agro Products Ltd)

Village Bhorgaon,Tah Umred, Dist.Nagpur

45. Miltech Industries Pvt. Ltd F27/1, MIDC, Hingna

46. Morarjee Brembana Ltd G-2, MIDC, Butibori

47. Murli Agro Products Ltd MIDC Hingna

48. Murli Agro Products Ltd (Murli Industries) 101, Jai Bhawani, Soc, C.A. Rd, Wardhaman Nagar, Nagpur

49. Murli Agro Products Ltd (Murli Industtries) Sr No. 488, Wadoda Tah Kamptee Dist. Nagpur

50. Nag Proteins India Ltd (Bhaskar Extract Oil pvt. Ltd)

Village Wadoda Tah Kamptee Dist. Nagpur

51. Nagpur Alloy Casting Ltd (Jayaswal NECO) Nagpur

52. Nagpur Fabriforge Pvt.ltd L-2, MIDC Hingna, Dist. Nagpur

53. Nagpur Fasteners Pvt. Ltd Hingna, Nagpur

54. Nagpur Zilla Shetkari Sahakari Soot Girni (Babasaheb Kedar Shetkari Sahakari Soot Girni Ltd)

Wanadongri Tah Hingna, Dist.Nagpur

55. Narayana Processed Food Pvt.Ltd FA-15 to 21, MIDC Butibori

56. Neco Castings pvt. Ltd (Neco Heavy Engineering and Castings Ltd)

65/2, MIDC

57. Neco Schubert & Salzer Ltd T-45, MIDC

58. Neco Valves Ltd (NSSL ltd) F-8, MIDC

59 Nippon Denro Ispat Ltd (Ispat Udyog) A-10/1, MIDC Indl.Area

60. Pix Transmissions Pvt.Ltd Bazargaon, Nagpur

61 Pix transmissions Ltd (Unit-I)(Pix Transmission pvt.ltd)

J-7 & K-36 MIDC

62 Premier Irrigation Equp. Ltd B-9 MIDC, Butibori

63 Purti Powr & Sugar Ltd Bela, Tah Umred, Dist. Nagpur

64. Ruchi soya Industries Ltd Umred Rd, Butibori Nagpur

65. Sanvijay Industries Pvt.Ltd (Sanvijay Rolling & Engineering Ltd)

41 & 43 MIDC

66. Sanvijay Industries Pvt.Ltd (Sanvijay Rolling & Engineering Ltd)

41&43 MIDC

67 Shakti Press Ltd Village Mohda, Tah Hingna, Nagpur

68. Sharda Ispat Ltd T-1/1 MIDC Hingna Dist. Nagpur

69. Sharda Ispat Ltd (Sharda Shree Ispat Ltd) E-12, MIDC, Butibori

70 Shilpa Re-rollers Pvt. Ltd B-209, MIDC Butibori, Th Hingna, Ngp.

71 Shree Virangana Steels Pvt.Ltd 33, K.M. Stone, Umred

72 SKG Refractories Ltd B-193, MIDC Butibori

73 SMV Beverages Pvt.Ltd A-28, MIDC Saoner, Nagpur

74 Solar Explosives Ltd (Solar Industries Ltd) Chakdoh, Bazargaon

75 Star Orechem G-54, MIDC, Butibori

76 Superior Drinks pvt.Ltd A-1, MIDC Hingna Rd, Nagpur

77 Suryaamba Spinning Mills Ltd Mouza-Nayakund Tah Parshioni, Nagpur

78 Suryalakshmi Cotton Mills Ltd Ramtgek Tah Ramtek Dist. Nagpur

79 UP Asbestos pvt.Ltd C-231, MIDC Butibori, Tah Hingna, Dist. Nagpur

80 Valsad Dist. Co. Milk Producers Union Ltd U-25, MIDC Hingna Rd, Nagpur

81 Vidarbha Enviro Protection Ltd CHW-1, MIDC Butibori. Th- Hingna, Nagpur

82 Vidarbha Paper Mills Ltd (Sundararm Multi Paper Ltd)

Sirora Tah Parshioni, Dist. Nagpur

83 Visaka Industries Ltd Chiruva Village

84 Woolworth (India) Ltd (New Name-Indoworth Textile)

B-130/1, MIDC, Butibori

Major Exportable Items : Steel Bar, Rice, Manganese Oxide, Spun Yarn, Aluminium Sheet, Castings, Fabric, Steel Forging, Dal, Mango Puree, partially oriented yarn, Spun Yarn, Wool Yarn and others.

CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT IN VIDARBHA REGION

OF MAHARASHTRA

The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) in its meeting held on 28th January, 2010 approved the modifications in the guidelines of Micro & Small Enterprises-Cluster Development Programme (MSE-CDP). The modifications in the guidelines of the MSE-CDP have been notified vide this office Order no. 1(17)/SICDP/Cluster/TM/2006 dated 10th February 2010. The major modifications are:

(i) Enhancement of the maximum project cost for common facility centre (CFC) from Rs. 10 crore to Rs. 15 crore, wutg GOI contribution of 70% (90% for special category states and for clusters with more than 50% women/micro/village/SC/ST units);

(ii) Enhancement of the maximum project cost for infrastructure development form Rs. 5 crore to Rs. 10 crore with GOI contribution of 60% (80% for special category states and for clusters with more than 50% women /micro/SC/ST units)

(iii) Enhancement of the maximum project cost for Soft Interventions from Rs. 10 lakh to Rs. 25 lakh, with GOI contribution of 75%(90% for special category states and for clusters with more than 50% women/micro/village/SC/ST units); and

(iv) Enhancement of the cost ceiling for preparation of Detailed Project report (DPR) for CFC and /or Infrastructure Development to Rs. 5 lakh.

(A) Brief Progress Report of Activities of Garments Clusters, Nagpur.

SR.NO DETAILS STATUS

01 NAME OF CLUSTER READYMADE GARMENTS CLUSTER

02 LOCATION OF CLUSTER NAGPUR

03 NAME OF THE ASSOCIATION M/S NAGPUR GARMENTS MANUFACTURING ASSOCIATION, NAGPUR

04 DETAILS OF SPV M/S THE ORGANGE CITY GARMENTS CLUSTER PVT. LTD, NAGPUR

05 PRODUCT MANUFACTURING IN THE CLUSTER

LADIES SALWARSUIT, SHIRTS, PANTS, KURTAS, BLAZERS AND SHERWANIS ETC.

06 BRIEF PROCESS OF MANUFACTURING

PROCUREMENT OF FABRIC-FABRIC INSPECTION-CUTTING OPERATION-SPORTING OF CUT FABRIC FITTING OF COLLAR/CUFF-STITCHING-BUTTON HOLDING & STITCHING-FINISHING –PRESSING-PACKING & DISPATCH

07 CLUSTERS AGE 10 YRS.

08 TOTAL NO. OF ENTERPRISES 1000 NOS

09 TURNOVERS (RS. IN LAKHS) 700 CRORES

10 EXPORTS 10 CRORES

11 EMPLOYMENT 300 PERSONS

12 INTERVENTIONS IF ANY SOFT INTERVETION COMPLETED BY MSME DI DURING 2008-2011 DPR PREPARED & SEND TO DC (MSME) NEW DELHI

Govt. of India, Ministry of MSME, New Delhi has approved the Readymade Garment Cluster, Nagpur in 14 steering committee meeting of MSE-CDP held on1st Oct-2007 for soft-intervention at a total project cost of Rs. 10 lakhs or actual for a period of 3 years subject to a 10% of the soft intervention is to be borne by the State Govt. or industries association.

Common facility Centre (CFC) for R.M.G. Cluster is approved. The construction of CFC Building completed and machinaries for Ist phase have been procured & CFC is partially operationalised.

(B) BRIEF REPORT ON HIGH FLY ASH CLUSTERS CHANDRAPUR

SR.NO

DETAILS STATUS

01 NAME OF CLUSTER HIGH FLY ASH CLUSTERS

02 LOCATION OF CLUSTER CHANDRAPUR (MAHARASHTRA)

03 NAME OF THE ASSOCIATION

04 DETAILS OF SPV HIGH FLY ASH CLUSTERS PVT. LTD,CHANDRAPUR

05 PRODUCT MANUFACTURING IN THE CLUSTER

FLY ASH BASED VALUE ADDED PRODUCTS

06 BRIEF PROCESS OF MANUFACTURING STORING & SEMI PROCESSING OF RAW MATERIALS IN FLY ASH AND SAND

07 CLUSTERS AGE 10 YRS.

08 TOTAL NO. OF ENTERPRISES EXISTING 42 NOS. PROPOSED 50

09 TURNOVERS (RS. IN LAKHS) PROPOSED 70 CR. PER ANNUM

10 EXPORTS 10 .5 CRORES

11 EMPLOYMENT DIRECT- PROPOSED-1200 INDIRECT-PROPOSED-2000

12 INTERVENTIONS IF ANY DIC CHANDRAPUR

13. DATE OF APPROVAL FOR DPR/HARD INTERVETION

25.02.2011

1) O/o DC (MSME) New Delhi has conveyed the administrative approval vide letter No. 1(53)/CDD/Chandrapur/2009-PT dt. 25.2.2011, for setting up of common facility centre (CFC) in fly ash cluster Chandrapur Maharashtra at a total cost of Rs. 1537.78 lakhs with GOI assistance as grant in aid amounting to Rs. 1350.00 lakhs (90% of the approved project cost). Non recurring as per approval by the 24th steering committee of MSE-CDP in its meeting held on 24th Dec. 2010.

It has been proposed to setup common facility centre with the following facilities

1) Common processing centre 2) Common testing laboratory 3) Common training centre 4) Common marketing centre According to O/o DC (MSME) New Delhi sanction letter No. 1(53)/CDD/ Chandrapur/2009-PT dt. 25.02.20111, the O/o General Manager, DIC, Chandrapur has constituted the purchase committee under the chairmanship of Joint Director of Industries, Govt. of Maharashtra, Nagpur.

Common Facility Centre (CFC) for Fry Ash Cluster is approved and CFC Building is ready. Machineries for CFC is installed and partially operationalised.

(C) Brief Report on Dal Mill Cluster, Nagpur

A Name of the Cluster Nagpur Dall Millers Cluster Pvt. Ltd.

B Reporting Month June 2014

C Proposal Submitted by Development Commissioner (Industries), Mumbai

D Implementing Agency Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation/ Jt. Director of Industries, Nagpur Region, Nagpur

E Approved Project Cost (Rs Lakhs)

Land 63.00 Building 303.30 Plant & Machinery 1145.48 Misc. Fixed Assets 18.00 Prelim & Preoperative Exp. 30.00 Contingencies 60.60 Margin for Working Capital 7.08 ------------- Total 1627.46

F Funding Pattern (Rs Lakhs)

GoI Grant (Ministry of MSME) 1003.50 State Govt. Grant 143.96 SPV Contribution 480.00 -------------- Total 1627.46

G Facilities being created in CFC

Pre-processing (user charge based job working facilities) • Raw material silo vessel • Raw material pre-cleaning line, (pre-cleaning, fine

cleaning, de-stoning and gravity separation)

• Solar drier Post-processing (user charge based job working facilities) • Color sorter • Silo vessel • Packaging facility • Testing facility

H Implementation Period November 2012 to November 2014 (SPV has requested for extension of 1 year through JD-Industries, Maharashtra)

I Contact Details of SPV Shri Manohar Bhojwani Director, Nagpur Dall Millers Cluster Pvt. Ltd.

E : [email protected]; M : 9823011926

J Contact official of the State Govt.

A.P. Dharmadhikari, General Manager, District Industries Center, Nagpur Office :- 07122565974 Fax :- 07122564842 Cell :- 09860739733

O/o. DC (MSME) New Delhi has conveyed the administrative approval vide letter No. 1 (153)/CDD/2010-11 dt. 12/11/2012 for setting up of Common Faculty Center (CFC) in Dal Mill Cluster, Nagpur. Maharashtra at a total cost of Rs. 1627.46 lakh with GOI assistance grant in aid amount to Rs. 1003 lakh. Non recurring as per approval by the 29th Steering committee of MSE-CDP in its meeting held on 24/2/2013

It has been proposed to set up common facility center with the following facilities.

I) Preprocessing facilities

a) Raw Material sitovessol

b) Raw material precleaning line

(pre-cleaning, fine cleaning, destoning and gravity separation)

c) Solar driyer

II) Post Processing Facilities

a) Colour sorter

b) Silo vessol

c) Packaging facility

d) Testing facility

According to O/o DC (MSME) New Delhi sanction received for said cluster, The O/o GM , DIC, Nagpur has constituted the purchase committee under the chairmanship of Joint Director of Industries, Govt. of Maharashtra, Nagpur

The purchase committee has initiated the process of tendering for procurement of plant and machineries required for setting up of CFC.

The construction of CFC building is under progress and 90% Construction is completed till date.

(D) STATUS OF OTHER CLUSTERS IN VIDARBHA REGION TAKEN UP BY DIRECTORATE OF INDUSTRIES, GOVT. OF MAHARASHTRA, MUMBAI

The Directorate of Industries, Govt. of Mah. has taken up following clusters in Vidarbha region under MSE-CDP.

The details of cluster are as follows :-

1) Bamboo cluster - Gadchiroli

2) Rice mill cluster - Chandrapur

3) Lime cluster - Rajpur Taluka –Wani, Dist. Yavatmal

4) Bamboo cluster - Chandrapur

5) Rice mill cluster - Gadchiroli

6) Garment cluster - Gadchiroli

7) Rice Mill Cluster - Ramtek

8) Rice Mill Cluster - Nagpur

9) Textile Cluster - Nagpur

10) Auto & Auto Engg. Cluster- Nagpur

The above cluster proposals for soft intervention and Hard interventions have been forwarded to O/o DC (MSME) New Delhi for approval.

Role of Ministry of MSME in Industrial Development

The Primary responsibility of promotion of micro & small enterprise (MSEs) lies with state government. However Govt. of India setup MSME-Development Institute under its office of the Development Commissioner (MSME) in 1954, a public sector enterprise called National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC) (1955), Coir Board (act 1953) and the Khadi & Village Industries Commission (act in 1956) in every state to create country wide framework of policy and their promotion development.

All the program of the Ministry are mainly implemented through above 4 agencies. Besides the Ministry runs 3 training institutes, namely, National Institute of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises, (NIMSME), Hyderabad; National Institute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development (NIESBUD), Noida; and Indian Institute of Entrepreneurship (IIE), Guwahati. The Ministry has also supported a large number of Entrepreneurship Development Institute (EDIs) in various states.

1) Office of the Development Commissioner (MSME) : The organisation assists the Ministry in formulating, co-ordinating, implementing and monitoring different policies and programmes for promotion and development of MSME through its network of 30 MSME-DIs, 28 Branch MSME-DIs, 4 MSME-Testing Centres, 7 MSME-Testing Stations, 2 MSME-Training Institute and one MSME-Technology Development Centre. The office operates a network of Tool Room and Technology Development Centres (including 2 footware training institute) which are autonomous bodies registered as society under Society Act.

2) Khadi & Village Industries Commission (KVIC) : It is a statuary organisation engaged in promoting and developing Khadi and Village Industries for providing employment opportunity in rural areas. The commission is headed by a full time chairman and consists of 10 part-time members. It undertakes activities like skill improvement, transfer of technology, R & D, Marketing etc. It coordinates its activities through State Khadi & Village Industry Board (KVIB), registered society and cooperatives. It has under its aegis a large number of industry specific institutions spread in various part of the country.

3) Coir Board : The Coir Board is a statutory body established under coir board industry act, 1953 (No. 45 of 1953) for promoting overall development of coir industry and improving the living condition of workers engaged in traditional industry. Two major strength of coir industry are its being export oriented and generating wealth out of waste (coconut husk). It consists of a full time chairman and 39 part time members. The board has promoted two research institute, namely,

Central Coir Research Institute (CRRI), Kalavoor, Alleppey (Kerala) and Central Institute of Coir Technology (CICT), Bangaluru (Karnataka) for undertaking research activities on different aspect of coir industry which is one of the major agro based rural industry in the country.

4) National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC) : NSIC, established in 1955, is headed by Chairman cum Managing Director and managed by board of directors. It implement its program and project though its 9 zonal offices, 39 branch offices, 12 sub offices, 5 technical service centers’, 3 technical service extension centre, 2 software technology park, 23 business development offices and one foreign office. The main function of the corporation is to promote, aid and foster the growth of micro & small enterprises generally on commercial basis. It provides support services in the area of raw material procurement, product marketing, credit rating, acquisition of technology adaption of modern management practices etc.

Schemes & Programmes of Office of The DC (MSME)

A) Enterpreneurship Development Programme :

The brief of these programme are as under :

i) Industrial Motivation Campaign : One day programme without fee.

ii) Enterpreneurship Development Programme (EDP) : This is 2 week programme with minimum intake of 20 candidates. Rs. 100 are charged with candidates (50% for women and no fee from SC/ST candidates).

iii) Entrepreneurship & Skill development Programme (ESDP) : This is 6 week programme with minimum intake of 20 candidates Rs. 200 are charged with cnadidates. (50% for women and no fee from SC/ST candidates)

iv) Management Development Programme (MDP) : The course is one week for full time and 2 week programme for part time with minimum intake of 20 candidates. Rs. 400 are charged with candidates (50% for women and no fee from SC/ST candidates).

v) Tailor made Business Skill Development Programme (BSDP) : 22 working days programme is conducted for final year Engineering / Management students without fee. The college should be AICTE approved and should have a cell for entrepreneurship development functioning for last 3 years.

vi) Scheme to support 5 selected university to run 1,200 Entrepreneurship Club (e-club) : It provide support to form selected e-club at universities (GGSIP for New Delhi, VIT Vellore for south, Ravenshaw University, Cuttack for Eastern region, Guwahati University for NE region and Rajasthan Technical University, Kota for Western Region) so that a kind of communication between universities, entrepreneurs, development institute and students can be established by providing financial help in formation and maintenance of e-club at university. It provides a base to entreprepreneurs for coming together to solve their common problems, a shift from Lobbying Mode to Facilitation Mode, giving hard intervention in the form of technology and soft intervention like arranging workshop,

seminars, guidelines to obtain ISO certificate, ISI mark, participation in trade fair, implementation of Quality Management Tools etc.

B) Credit and Technology Upgradation :

i) Micro & Small Enterprise - Cluster Development Programme (MSE-CDP) :

The Cluster Development Initiative has evolved over a period of time and are being

implemented under present scheme. The scheme aims at holistic and integrated

development of MSMEs through Soft Intervention (such as diagnostic study, capacity

building, marketing development, export promotion, skill development, technology

upgradation, organising workshop/seminars, training, study visits, exposure visits

etc., Hard Intervention (setting up on common facility centres) and infrastructure

upgradation (create / upgrade infrastructural facilities in the new/existing industrial

areas /clusters of MSMEs).

The Ministry of MSME is also implementing another cluster mode scheme

entitled “Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI)” for

the benefit of traditional industries.

ii) Credit Guarantee Fund Scheme for MSEs (CGMSE) : To ensure better

flow of credit to MSEs by minimizing the risk perception of financial institutions and

banks in lending without collateral security, the scheme is launched in 2000. The GoI

and SIDBI contribution to the corpus funds in ratio of 4:1. The Scheme covers

collateral free credit facility (term loan and / or working capital) extended by eligible

institutions to new and existing MSEs up to 100 lakh per borrowing unit. The detail

of the scheme is a available at link.

iii) Micro Finance Programme : The Scheme is implemented by Office of DC

(MSME) through SIDBI. The main objective of the scheme is to provide credit at

door step of to the poor and low income category people in the country to enable

them to carry on business or manufacturing activity.

iv) Trade Related Entrepreneurship Assistance and Development

(TREAD) Scheme for Women : The scheme help women entrepreneurs specially

poor, illiterate and semiliterate women of rural and urban areas who are unable to

avail credit due to various reasons by involving NGOs to help them in getting credit,

managing funds, trade related training and counseling etc and help NGOs by

providing GoI grant for capacity building

v) Performance and Credit Rating Scheme : Under the 7 renowned

accredited rating agencies viz. CARE, CRISL, Dun & Brad Street (D & B), FITCH,

ICRA, ONICRA and SMERA have been empanelled to carry out the rating. NSIC has

been appointed as implementing agency for the scheme.

vi) Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme (CLCSS) for technology

upgradation : The scheme provides 15% upfront capital subsidy w.e.f. 29-09-

2005. (12% prior to this) to MSEs on institutional finance (term loan) from the

eligible primary lending institutions (PLIs) for induction of well estabilished and

improved technology in the specified sub-sectors/products approved under the

scheme. The detail of the scheme is available at link .....

vii) Quality upgradation in MSEs through incentive for acquiring ISO-

9001/ISO-14001/HACCP Certification : The Scheme provides for re-

imbursement of 75% of certification expanses to a maximum of Rs. 75000/ to each

unit as one time reimbursement after the unit has already got certificate. The

scheme is extended up to 31-03-2012.

viii) Vertical Shaft Brick Kiln (VSBK) Technology for Adoption and

Promotion in Brick Manufacturing Unit : The manufacturing process of brick

has a vast potential of technology upgradation to make it more energy efficient and

eco-friendly. The adoption of VSBK technology can lead to substantial reduction in

cost of energy conservation. It would also lead to reduction of green house gas

emission. The Government has promoted a scheme to establish 5 demonstration

VSBK units by upgrading the functional kiln and promote the use of this technology

under the CLCSS with 30% Capital Subsidy to MSEs subject to a ceiling of 2 lakh per

units. The programme also involves organisation of seminar/workshop by MSME-DIs

to introduce and showcase the technology by conducting tours of entrepreneurs at

sites of technology providers and entrepreneurs where successful units are already

in operation.

ix) Setting up of the Training cum Product development Centres

(TPDCs) : Under the scheme 4 TPDCs are being setup for agro and food processing

industries within the campus of MSME-DIs Ludhiana, Kanpur, Guwahati and Indore

within a cost of 4.57 crore. The objectives of the centre are to provide exposure

regarding principles and methods of food preservation/processing, upgrade skill of

personnel of MSEs, provide appropriate technology and training to growes and

entrepreneurs of MSEs regarding processing of seasonal fruits & vegetables and

resource centre of training material such as video films, books, magazine, brochures

etc related to food processing industry etc.

C) MARKETING AND EXPORT PROMOTION :

i) Vendor Development Programme (VDP) for ancillarization : VDPs are

being organised by MSME-DI located in every corner of the country to provide

common platform for business as well as selling organisations to interact with each

other with a view to identifying emerging demands of the buyer organisations while

simultaneously providing on opportunity for displaying the capabilities Small Scale

Entrepreneurs and their industrial ventures. Such programmes have proved to be of

immense use in locating suitable entrepreneurs by number of buying organisations

including PSUs, various wings of Defence, Railways and others in identifying a

number of products which either to have been imported at a lower cost. Two types

of VDPs viz. National Level and State Level are organised. All Micro, Small Medium,

and Large enterprises caN Participate in VDP programme.

ii) Participation in the International Exhibition / Fairs : The office of DC

(MSME) has been participating in selected Internal Exhibition / fairs since 1985

through IDPO/EPC/ Trade Apex Body etc. As part of the comprehensive policy

package for MSEs, Market Development Assistance Scheme for MSE Exporter has

been announced in August 2000 which came into operation w.e.f. 30th August,

2001. The objective of the scheme is to encourage small and micro exporter in their

efforts at tapping and developing overseas market and to enhance export from small

and micro manufacturing enterprises. The GoI assistance is 75% of air fare by

economy class and 50% space rental charge with ceiling of Rs. 1.25 lakh per unit,

For SC/ST/woman and entrepreneurs of NE Region, GOI assistance is 100% for both

space rent and airfare.

iii) Training Programme on Packaging for Export : To educate MSEs about

scientific packing techniques, latest design of packaging technology etc. the

organisation has been organising specialized training programme on packaging for

export in collaboration with Indian Institute of packaging (IIP) Mumbai and other

such Institutions since 1979.

iv) WTO sensitization Workshop : With a view to create awareness among

MSMEs, its associations and other stakeholders on WTO Agreement and its

implications for them, the organisation is organising one day Sensitization

workshop/seminars all over the country since the year 2000.

v) Government Purchase and Price Preference Policy for MSEs : To

support MSEs for marketing their products under the present scheme, Govt. of India

has been extending various facilities to the MSEs with is registered with National

Small Industries Corporation (NSIC) under its single point registration scheme. In

addition 358 items are also reserved for exclusive purchase for MSE sector.

The National Manufacturing Competitivness Programme (NMCP)

The Government with an objective to support the manufacturing sector,

particularly the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in their endeavour to

become competitive announced in 2005-06 formulation of National Manufacturing

Competitiveness Programme’. Accordingly, the National Manufacturing Competitive

Council (NMCC) in close cooperation with the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium

Enterprises, conceptualized and finalized the National Manufacturing

Competitiveness Programme (NMCP). The NMCP, as conceptualized by the NMCC

was accepted by the Government and announced for implementation in the Budget

2006-07, para 68 of which states as under :

“The National Manufacturing Competitiveness Council (NMCC) has finalised a

five-year National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme. Ten schemes have

been drawn up including schemes for promotion of ICT, Mini Tool Room, Design

Clinics, Lean Manufacturing, Bar Code, QMS/QTT and marketing Support for MSMEs.

Implementation will be in the PPP model with a financial contribution from

SPV/association / MSME units.”

Features of the NMCP

The NMCP specified the need of enhancing the competitiveness, which is

determined by the productivity with which a nation uses its human, capital and

natural resources in optimal way, of the Indian manufacturing sector. The global

competitiveness being a multi-dimensional concept depends upon three main sets of

factors all taken together :

i) Country specific advantages related to technological, financial and other

infrastructural status of the economy vis-a-vis thrust of highly developed economies,

where major competitors are located;

ii) Industry specific advantages related to the type of industry where

competitiveness is also affected by various fiscal and monetary policies which can

change from time to time ; and

iii) Industry specific advantages related to a particular company, like the ability

to acquire, assimilate, develop new technologies, capabilities to reduce production

costs, cut down delivery cycles, enhancing quality & productivity and after-sales

service, etc. The NMCP recognizes the fact that the Micro, Small and Medium

Enterprises (MSMEs) are the backbone of the manufacturing sector, as their

contribution is 40%. In the interest of the growth of the national economy, to

enhance the competitiveness of the MSMEs manufacturing sector is essential. The

MSME sector requires special attention because of the opening and liberalization of

the economy since 1991 (earlier the sector existed in a relatively sheltered

environment) and change in the tariff regime. Accordingly, the NMCP stressed need

to ensure supportive measures to ensure that the MSMEs could sustain both the

external and internal challenges due to this fast growing economic scenario and to

enable them to obtain economies of scale. The NMCP advocates removal of

anomalies, lower incidence of indirect tax, lower transaction cost, low cost of capital,

provision of infrastructure facilities and development, strengthening education and

skill building, investing in innovations and technology, enhancing the role of

Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) and usage of information and communication

technology (ICT), industrial design, building competitiveness through cluster

approach, awareness programmes for MSMEs and research studies, quality

management, benchmarking of standards in the manufacturing sector, etc. While

drawing such conclusions, the Programme has made detailed global analysis of the

Indian Manufacturing Sector with other developed countries like USA and other

countries and have given elaborate rationale behind each and every proposal and

deliberated at length on having a comprehensive policy package to enhance the

competitiveness of the MSMEs.

Components under NMCP Schemes

With an objective to revive the manufacturing sector, particularly the Micro,

Small and Medium enterprises and enable them to enhance their competitiveness in

the global market, the following Ten Components have been approved under the

NMCP.

I) Marketing Support / Assistance to MSMEs (Bar Code) :

Bar Coding is a universally accepted concept consisting of a series of parallel vertical

lines (bars and space) capable of being read by bar code scanners. It is used

worldwide as part of product packages, price tags, car ton labels, invoices and even

in credit card bills. It generates a wealth or relevant data when read by scanner.

Objectives :

The basic objective of granting financial assistance to the Micro and Small

Enterprises (MSEs) is to enhance their markeing competitiveness by motivating and

encouraging them for use of Bar Codes.

Eligibility :

MSEs who have Entrepreneur’s memorandum Part-II, Acknowledgement Number

from State Directorate of Indusrties / DICs and also have registration with GS1 India

for the use of Bar codes.

Target Group

Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) throughout the country.

Financial Assistance :

The financial assistance is provided to MSEs towards 75% reimbursement of annual

recurring fee (for first three years) paid by them to GS1 India for use of Bar Coding

w.e.f. 1st June, 2007 under NMCP Scheme. In addition to this, 75% reimbursement

of one-time registration fee is also provided under SSI-MDA Scheme w.e.f., 2002.

Implementing Agency :

Office of the Development Commissioner (MSME) through its field offices i.e. Micro,

Small & Medium Enterprise Development Institutes (MSME-DIs) spread throughout

the country.

Where and How to Apply :

Eligible MSEs may apply to the Director, Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises

Development Institutes (MSME-DIs) of their region in prescribed application form for

claiming reimbursement on Bar Code. Application Form may be collected from

Director, MSME-DI Nagpur region and are also available on this office Website

www.dcmsme.gov.in. For further information / inquires, MSEs may contact to the

Director, MSME-DI, MSME-DIs Nagpur.

II) Information and Communication Technology (ICT) : The

manufacturing industry is witnessing an increasing turbulent, dynamic and complex

business scenario. The lowest entry barriers across countries, complex cost

structures and relentless pursuit of customer satisfaction in response to rising

expectations and adoption of Information and Communication Technology (ICT)

compared to other nations has resulted in loss of global competitive advantage.

The scheme envisages for a planned model of IT adoption in potential MSME

clusters based on need analysis of stake holders. Under the scheme 100 MSME

clusters will be benefited.

Objectives :

The objective of the scheme is to carry out diagnostic mapping of potential

clusters and motivate them to adopt the ICT tools and applications for their

production and business process, with a view to improve their competitiveness in

national and international market. The scheme will facilitate in extending the support

of basic ICT infrastructure to MSMEs, sensitizing MSMEs with potential businesses of

ICT tools, standardization of the business processes / activities, incentivizing MSMEs

and software partners for long term partnership in ICT adoption etc.

Activities :

The broad activities planned under the scheme include, indentifying target

cluster for ICT inter vention, setting up of E-readiness infrastructure, developing web

portals for clusters, skills development of MSME staff in ICT application, preparation

of local software solution for MSMEs to enhance their competitiveness, construction

of e-catalogue, e-commerce etc and networking MSME cluster portal on to National

level Portal in order to outreach MSMEs into global markets.

Sailent Features :

i) Selection of target clusters,

ii) Appointment of Technology Providers,

iii) Awareness Programme and Feasibility Report,

iv) Preparation of Detailed Project Report (DPR)

v) Setting up of e-Readiness Centres,

vi) Subsidy for procurement of hardware and software,

vii) Establishment of National Portal for MSMEs,

viii) Evaluation / Impact assessment studies.


Interested MSME clusters / units may send their request to the office of DC (MSME).

The guidelines of the scheme is availabel at www.dcmsme.gov.in

III) Lean Manufacturing Competitiveness Scheme (LMCS)

Under the Scheme, MSMEs will be assisted in reducing their manufacturing

costs through proper personnel management, better space utilization, scientific

inventory management, improved processed flows, reduced engineering time etc.

The scheme also brings improvement in the quality of products and lowers costs,

which are essential for competing in national and international markets. The larger

enterprises in India have been adopting Lean Manufacturing Programme (LMP) to

remain competitive, but MSMEs have generally stayed away from such Programmes

as they are not fully aware of the benefits. Besides, experienced and effective Lean

Manufacturing consultants are not easily available and are expensive to engage and

hence most MSMEs are unable to afford to implement LMCS.

Objectives :

The objectives of scheme are to increase the competitiveness of the MSME

sector through the adoption of LM techniques with the objective or reducing waste,

increasing productivity, introducing innovating practices for improving overall

competitiveness, inculcating good management system and imbibing a culture of

continuous improvement.

Activities :

a) Organizing awareness programme in clusters,

b) Formation of SPV with a group of 10 ±2

c) Deployment of lean consultants in SPV.

Where and How to Apply

Eligible MSME clusters / units in a group of 10±2 may request directly to either

National Productivity Council, New Delhi or Office of DC (MSME).

The guidelines of the scheme are available at www.dcmsme.gov.in

IV) Design Clinics Scheme for MSMEs

In the Design Clinic scheme, the value additions to an idea or a concept are

imparted through interaction at a lesser cost to a specific industry / sector. It applies

to a sector that requires intervention, like manufacturing etc, at the existing

conventional models of design consultancy and training are not viable. These models

bring design exposure to the door-step of industry clusters / units for design

improvement, evaluation, analysis and adopting even long-term consultancy/ design

related interventioin.

Objectives :

The main objective of the Design Clinic is to bring the MSME sector and

design expertise into a common platform, to provide expert advice and solutions on

real time design problems, resulting in continuous improvement and value addition

for existing products. It also aims at value added cost effective solutions. It also

includes to create a sustainable design, eco-system for the MSME sector through

continuous learning and skill development and to promote use of design by MSMEs

for developing products and services which are marketed.

Activities :

The board activities planned under the scheme include setting up of Design

Clinics Headquarter along with 4 regional centres for intervention on the design

needs of the MSME Sector. Further these centres will have linkages with

engineering, management, design institutes of the country. It also includes

organizing a seminar, workshops in clusters and providing Government of India

financial assistance for the individual / group of MSME units.

The funding support will be given by way of a grant up to a maximum of 60%

of the total approved project cost or Rs. 9 lakhs, whichever is less, in case of a

individual MSME or a group of not more than 3 MSME applicants. Similarly, the

funding support will be given by way of a grant up to a maximum of 60% of the

total approved project cost or Rs. 15 lakhs whichever is less, in case of a group of 4

or more MSME applicants. The scheme shall also support design work of final year

full time undergraduate, or post graduate by reimbursing 75% of expenses incurred

subject to a maximum of Rs. 1.5 lakh for the projects done for MSME under the

supervision of Parent Design Institution.


Eligible MSME clusters / units may request directly to either National Institute

of Design, Ahmedabad or Office of DC (MSME), New Delhi.


V) Marketing Assistance and Technology Upgradation Scheme for

MSMEs :

Marketing, a strategic tool for business development is critical for the growth

and survival of MSMEs. Marketing is most important factor for the success of any

enterprise. It is one of the weakest area wherein MSMEs face major problems in the

present competitive age. Due to lack of information, scarcity of resources and

unorganized way of selling / marketing, MSME sector finds problems in exploiting

new markets.

Objectives :

The objective of this programme is to enhance MSMEs competitiveness in the

National as well as International market through various activities. The programme

aims at improving the marketing competitiveness of MSME sector by improving their

techniques and technologies promotion of exports and to provide a check on imports

also.

Activities :

The broad activities planned under the scheme include Technology

upgradation in packaging, Skills upgradation / Development for Modern Marketing

Techniques, Competition Studies, Special components for North Eastern Region

(NER), New markets through state/ district level, local exhibitions / trade fairs,

Corporate Governance Practices, Marketing Hubs and Reimbursement to ISO 18000,

ISO 22000, and ISO 27000 Certification.


The applicant MSME units will submit its claim along with required documents

to the local MSME-DI office for reimbursement in the prescribed format in respect of

the activities; New markets through State / District level local exhibitions / trade

fairs, special component for NER (participation of MSME units in the exhibition

organized outside the NER), corporate governance practices and reimbursement to

ISO-18000/22000/27000 certification.

The guidelines of the scheme are available at www.dcmsme.gov.in.

VIII) Enabling Manufacturing sector to be Competitive through Quality

Management Standard (QMS) and Quality Technology Tools (QTT) :

The scheme is aimed at improving the quality of the products in the MSE

sector and inculcates the quality consciousness in this sector. With the adoption of

this scheme, MSEs will become more competitive and produce better quality

products at competitive prices. The adoption of these tools will enable MSEs to

achieve efficient use of resources, improvement in product quality, reduction in

rejection and rework in the course of manufacturing, reduction in building up

inventory at various stages etc.

Objectives

The objective of the scheme is to sensitize and encourage MSEs to adopt

latest QMS and QTT and to keep a watch on sectoral developments by under taking

the stated activities.

Activities :

The main activities to be under taken under this scheme are :

a) Introduction of Appropriate Modules for Technical Institutions,

b) Organizing Awareness Campaigns for Micro and Small Enterprises,

c) Organizing Competition - Watch (C-Watch),

d) Implementation of Quality Management Standards and Quality Technology

Tools in Selected Micro and Small Enterprises,

e) Monitoring International Study Missions.

The scheme will be implemented through expert organizations like Quality

Council of Indian (QCT), Consultancy Development Corporation (CDC), National

Productivity Council (NPC), Indian Institute of Quality Management (IIQM) and

Standardization, Testing and Quality Certification (STQC).


Eligible MSME clusters / individual units may request to the Office of DC

(MSME) or local MSME--DIs directly.


VIII) Technology and Quality Upgradation Support to Micro, Small and

Medium Enterprises (TEQUP)

Quality and Technology Upgradation have emerged as the two important

attributes in enhancing competitiveness for any manufacturing industry. While the

large industries having adequate linkages with the global markets and access to

cheaper funds through various financial instruments, perceive the need and develop

a strategy for continuous technology and quality upgradation for Indian MSME

sector. With limited access to funds, MSMEs are forced to think short term, make

products which need minimum capital investment and produce them at a lowest

cost. This approach has brought the Indian MSME suppliers to the lower end of the

global value chain and they have mostly become uncompetitive.

Objectives :

The objective of the Scheme is to sensitize the manufacturing (MSME) sector

in India to the use of energy efficient technology and manufacturing process so as to

reduce cost of production and the emissions of Green House Gases (GHGs).

The second objective will be to improve the product quality of MSMEs and to

encourage them towards becoming globally competitive through certification of

products to national and international standards.

Activities :

1. Capacity Building of MSME Clusters for Energy Efficiency / Clean Development

Mechanism,

2. Implementation of Energy Efficient Technologies and other technologies

mandated as per the global standards in MSMEs,

3. Setting up of Carbon Credit Aggregation Centres (CCA) for introducing and

Popularizing Claean Development Mechanism (CDM) in MSME clusters,

4. Encouraging MSMEs to acquire Product Certification Licenses from National /

International Bodies.

The expert organizations / agencies like BEE, TERI, UNIDO will be involved in

thest activities.


Eligible MSME clusters / individual units may submit applications to the Office

of DDSC (MSME) or local MSME-DIs directly.


VIII) Setting up of Mini Tool Rooms under Public-Private-Partnership (PPP)

Mode.

Objective :

The Ministry of MSME, Government of India is implementing the scheme setting up

of New Mini Tool Rooms under Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) Mode by rendering

financial assistance to Private Partners/ States/ State Agencies during XIth Plan. The

objective of the scheme is to develop more tool room facilities, i.e. technological

support to MSMEs by creating capacities in the private sector for designing and

manufacturing quality tools and also to provide training facilities in the related areas.

Implementation

The scheme will be implemented in the following 3 models in order of

preference :

Model Tool Room to be Implemented Quantum of Government of

No. and Managed by India Financial Assistance

available under the Model

I Individual enterprises, To meet the viability gap on a

Consortium of enterprises, case-to-case basis and it will be

Industry Association, restricted to 40% of the project

Enterprises(s) / Industry Cost

Association jointly with the

II SPVs set up by States in partnership 90% of the cost of machinery and

with private partners. equipment restricted to Rs. 9.00

(State PPP Model) crore

III State Govt. or State Agencies, 90% of the cost of machinery and

(Centre-State Model) equipment restricted to Rs. 9.00 core

IX) Building Awareness on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)

Objective

Under the National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme (NMCP) to

enhance the competitiveness of the SMEs sector, O/o DC (MSME) is implementing a

scheme Building Awareness on Intellectual Proper ty Rights (IPRs) for the MSME.

The objective of the scheme is to enhance awareness of MSME about Intellectual

Property Rights (IPRs) to take measure for the protecting their ideas and business

strategies. Effective utilization of IPR tools by MSMEs would also assist them in

technology upgradation and enhancing competitiveness. Accordingly, to enable the

MSME sector to face the present challenges of liberalization, various activities on IPR

are being implemented under this scheme. These initiatives will provide MSME sector

more information, orientation and facilities for protecting their intellectual powers.

Sailent Features

Under this programme financial assistance is being provided for taking up the

identified initiatives. The main activities and maximum Government of India grant

under this scheme cover the following broad areas of interventions :

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Sl. No. Activitiy Maximum Grant Per

Application / Proposal

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a) Awareness / Sensitization Programmes 1.00

On IPR

b) Pilot Studies for Selected Clusters / 2.50

Groups of Industries

c) Interactive Seminars / Workshops 2.00

d) Specialized Training :

i) Short terms (ST) i) ST-6.00

ii) Long Term (LT) ii) LT- 45.00

e) Assistance for Grant on Patent / GI

Registration :

i) Domestic Patent 0.25

ii) Foreign Patent 1.00

f) Setting up of ‘IP Facilitation 65.00

Centre for MSME’

g) Interaction with International Agencies :

i) Domestic Intervention 5.00

ii) International Exchange Programme 7.50

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These initiatives are being implementing through Public-Private-Partership

(PPP) mode to encourage economically sustainable models for overall development

of MSMEs. Eligible applicants/beneficiaries will have to contribute minimum 10% of

the GoI financial support for availing assistance under the scheme. The detail

guidelines, eligibility criteria, funding pattern and prescribed format etc. are available

on this office website www.dcmsme.gov.in.

X) Support for Enterpreneurial and Managerial Development of SMEs

through Incubators :

Objectives

The main objective of the scheme is to assist incubation of innovative

business ideas that could be commercialized in a short period of time, resulting in

the formation of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) that have distinctive

presence in the market. The scheme is operational since April 2008.

Sailent Features

The scheme aims at nurturing innovative business idea (new /ingenious

technology, processes, procedures, etc.), which could be commercialized in a year.

Under the scheme, 100 Business Incubators (BIs) located in various technical.

managerial institutions, research labs, etc. are to be provided financial support for

incubating new / innovative ideas over a period of 4 years of 11th Plan. Each BI is

expected to help incubation of 10 new/innovative ideas or units. However, the

scheme provides for flexibility with regard to having more than one BI in the same

institute and where required, less than 10 or more than 10 ideas / units hosted in a

BI.

The BIs supported under the scheme are to extend support services to the

incubatees, which may include technology fee, guidance fee for mentors/

handholding persons, hiring or leasing cost of machinery/equipment/instruments or

related services, office facilities, infrastructural facilities, etc.

The scheme is implemented in a Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) mode with

expected participation of 15% (in case of micro enterprises) and 25% (in case of

small enterprises).

Note : Details of the scheme guidelines, application forms, approved institutes, etc.

are available at link http://www.dcmsme.gov.in/scheme/supportforemdti.html.

For more details, please refers State Govt. Website

National Small Industries Corporation Ltd

Role & Functions

National Small Industries Corporation Ltd. (NSIC), is an ISO 9001-2008 certified Government of India Enterprise under Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME). NSIC has been working to fulfill its mission of promoting, aiding and fostering the growth of small industries and industry related micro, small and medium enterprises in the country.

NSIC carries forward its mission to assist small enterprises with a set of specially tailored schemes designed to put them in a competitive and advantageous position. The schemes comprise of facilitating marketing support, credit support, technology support and other support services.

Marketing : Marketing, a strategic tool for business development, is critical to the growth and survial of small enterprises in today’s intensely competitive market. NSIC acts as a facilitator to promote small industries products and has devised a number of schemes to support small enterprises in their marketing efforts, both in an outside the country. These schemes are briefly described as under :

Consortia and Tender Marketing : Small Enterprises in their individual capacity face problems to procure & execute large orders, which inhibit and restrict their growth. NSIC, accordingly adopts Consortia approach and forms consortia of units manufacturing the same products, thereby easing out marketing problems of SSIs. The Corporation explores the market and secures orders for bulk quantities. These orders are then distributed to small units in tune with their production capacity. Testing facilities are also provided to enable units to improve and maintain the quality of their products conforming to the standard specifications.

Single point Registration for Government Purchase : NSIC operates a single Point Registration Scheme under the Government Purchase Programme, wherein the registered MSE units get purchase preference in Government purchase programme, exemption from payment of Earnest Money Deposit.

Issue of tender sets free of cost.

Advance intimation of tenders issued by DGS & D.

Waiver of security deposit up to the monetary limit for which the units is registered.

Issue of competency certificate in case the value of an order exceeds the monetary limit, after due verification.

B2B Web Portal for Marketing : NSIC Informediary is a Business-to-Business (B2B) Protal that has been establised to give online services for small and medium time importers, exporters and service providers in India. The portal is an inititative to provide business opportunitites to small business, firms and small scale units to expand further. Thus, anyone involved in business activities and wants to utilize the strength and visibility of Internet can join NSIC Informediary. Those who look for

promotion and prospects for their trade and products / services can also join NSIC informediary.

Marketing Intelligence : Collect and disseminate both domestic as well as international marketing intelligence for the benefit of MSMEs. This cell in addition to spreading awareness about various programmes / schemes for MSMEs, will specifically maintain database and disseminate information.

Exhibitions and Technology Fairs : To showcase the competencies of Indian MSEs and to capture market opportunities, NSIC participates in selected. International and National Exhibitions and Trade Fairs every year. NSIC facilitates the participation of the small enterprises by providing concessions in rental etc. Participation in these events exposes MSMEs units to international practices and enhances their business prowess.

Buyer-Seller meets : Bulk and departmental buyers such as the Railways, Defence, Communication departments and large companies are invited to participate in buyer-seller meets to enrich small enterprises knowledge regarding terms and conditions, quality standards, etc required by the buyer. These programmes are aimed at vendor development from MSMEs for the bulk manufacturers.

Credit Support : NSIC facilitates credit requirments of small enterprises in the following areas.

Financing for Procurement of Raw Material (Short terms)

NSIC’s Raw Material Assistance Scheme aims at helping Small Enterprises by way of financing the purchase of Raw Material (both indigenous & imported). The salient features are

1. Financial Assistance for procurement of Raw Materials upto 90 days.

2. Bulk purchase of basic raw materials at competitive rates.

3. NSIC facilitates import of scares raw materials.

4. NSIC takes care of all the procedures, documentation & issue of letter of credit in case of imports.

Financing for Marketing Activities (Short Term)

NSIC facilitates financing for marketing actives such as Internal Marketing, Exports and Bill discounting.

Finance through syndication with Banks :

In order to ensure smooth credit flow to small enterprises, NSIC is entering into strategic alliances with commercial banks to facilitate long term/ working capital financing of the small enterprises across the country. The arrangement envisages forwarding of loan applications of the interested small enterprises by NSIC to the banks and sharing the processing fee.

Technology Support :

Technology is the key to enhancing a company’s competitive advantage in today’s dynamic information age. Small enterprises need to develop and implement

a technology strategy in addition to financial, marketing and operational strategies and adopt the one that helps intergrate their operations with their environment, customers and suppliers.

NSIC offers small enterprises the following support services through its Technical Services Centres and Extension Centres :

1. Advice on application of new techniques

2. Material testing facilities through accredited laboratories

3. Product design including CAD

4. Common facility support in machining, EDM, CNC, etc.

5. Energy and environment services at selected cnetres

6. Classroom and practical training for skill upgadation

Software Technology Parks :

NSIC Software Technology Parks (STPs) facilitate small enterprises in setting up 100% exportoriented units for software exports. They also act as nodal point to activate software exports directly through NSIC. These STPs extend support in terms of the requisite infrastrucute to the small enterprises to start business operatiosn with a minimum lead time. The scheme is governed by STPI regulations of the Ministry of Information Technology, Government of India. NSIC estabilized the first STP at Okhla, New Delhi in 1995 and second in Chennai in 2001. Serveral small enterprises have taken advantage of these parks and contributed export earnings to the exchequer.

Incubation of unemployed youth for setting up of New Micro & Small enterprises :

This programme facilitates setting up of new enterprises all over the country by creating selfemployment opportunities for the unemployed persons. The objective of this scheme is to facilitate establishment of new small enterprises by way of providing intergrated services in the areas of training for enterpreneurial skill development, selection of small projects, preparation of project profiles / reports, indentification and sourcing of plant, machinery and equipments, facilitating sanction of credit facility and providing other support services in order to boost the development of small enterprises in manufacturing and services sectors.

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