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State Industrial Profile of West Bengal 2018-19 STATE INDUSTRIAL PROFILE OF 2018-19 Prepared by Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises – Development Institute Ministry of MSME Government of India 111 & 112, B.T. Road, Kolkata – 700108 www.msmedikolkata.gov.in CONTENTS Chapter Subject Page No. FOREWORD 1 Latest Administrative Map of West Bengal 2 West Bengal at a Glance 3 1. General Characteristics of West Bengal 6 2. Industrial Infrastructural Facilities in the State 17 3. Present Industrial Structure 34 4. Major Industries in MSME Sector 51 5. Prospects of Industrial Development 54 6. Major Schemes in MSME Sector 60 Annexure I : List of State Promotional Agencies 72 Annexure II : List of Associations in West Bengal 80 STATE INDUSTRIAL PROFILE OF WEST BENGAL 2018-19 F O R E W O R D It may not be a hyperbole if it is said that West Bengal has returned to the growth path. Amidst several financial and fiscal problems, West Bengal’s economy is doing well since 2015-16, even in the absence of big-ticket investments. In 2015-’16, for example, as the Indian economy grew by 7.3%, West Bengal’s economy grew by 12.02%. Between 2012 and 2015, West Bengal was the third-fastest growing big state in the country. The growth was driven by the agricultural sector, the state’s largest employer. In 2015-’16, the agriculture sector grew by 5.55% in West Bengal as against 1.1% nationally. The state has also achieved success with Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises; it boasts the largest number of such enterprises in the country and recorded the highest bank credit flow to the sector in the past five years. West Bengal, India’s sixth largest state in terms of economic size, had a Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) of US$ 158.40 billion in 2017-18. The state’s GSDP grew at a CAGR of 11.88 per cent from 2011-12 to 2017-18. MSME sector is the main engine of this growth story. The number of Unincorporated Non-Agricultural Enterprises (Excluding Construction) in West Bengal as per NSS 73rd round (July 2015- June 2016) is the second highest number in the country with 88,68,455. Bengal accounted for 13.99% of micro, small and medium enterprises, which is just behind UP with 14.2% at the top 10 states of the country. The State Industrial Profile of West Bengal, thus, mainly focuses upon the status and prospects of micro, small and medium enterprises in the State vis-à-vis the availability of infrastructural facilities. Further, DC (MSME) Schemes & Incentives, State Incentive Policy, Present Industrial Structure, Thrust areas, Future prospects, etc. have also been thoroughly revised in the perspective of present requirement. Needless to mention that, the co-operation extended by various State & Central Govt. offices especially Directorate of MSME, Export Promotional Agencies, WBSEDCL, WBSIDC, Bureau of Applied Economic & Statistics, DGCI&S, State Planning Board, etc. and overall the latest Economic Reviews published by Govt. of West Bengal made our task unconstrained and smoother. I take this opportunity to thank all those officers who extended their co-operation towards completion of the Profile. I believe that the present Profile prepared by the Economic Investigation Division of the Institute under overall guidance of Shri D. Mitra, Deputy Director, will be of great use to the prospective entrepreneurs, promotional agencies, consultants, policy makers, NGOs and all others involved in the promotion and development of the MSME sector. 29th March, 2019 (A. Bandopadhyaya) Place: Kolkata. Director MSME-DI, Kolkata [1] STATE INDUSTRIAL PROFILE OF WEST BENGAL 2018-19 LATEST MAP WEST BENGAL [2] STATE INDUSTRIAL PROFILE OF WEST BENGAL 2018-19 WEST BENGAL AT A GLANCE 1. State Capital : Kolkata 2. Geographical Area : 88752 Sq. Kms. 3. Population (As per 2011 Census) : 9,12,76,115 a) Male : 4,68,09,027 b) Female : 4,44,67,088 c) Density of Population per sq. Km : 1028 persons d) Decennial Population Growth 2001-11. : + 13.84 % e) Sex ratio (Female per 1000 ) : 950 (+1.7%) 4. Literacy (percent) : 76.26 a) Male : 81.69 b) Female : 70.54 5. Work Participation Rate : a) Rural – Male : 57.19 b) Rural – Female : 19.35 c) Urban – Male : 56.84 d) Urban – Female : 15.35 6. Urbanization ratio (Census-2011) : 38.09 % (India-31.36%) 7. GSDP at constant price (2014-15 : Base Year: 2004-05) : 398386.51 crore(3.78% of GDP) 8. Per Capita at constant price (2014-15) : Rs.38,624 (+6.42%) 9. Administrative Set up : a) No. of districts : 23 b) No. of Sub-divisions : 66 c) No. of Development Blocks : 341 d) Municipal Corporation : 6 e) No. of Municipal towns : 118 f) No. of non-Municipal towns : 785 g) No. of Mouzas : 40782 h) No. of Gram Panchayats : 3349 i ) No. of Panchayat Samities : 333 k) No. of inhabited villages : 37468 l) No. of Police Stations (2013) : 507 m) Villages Electrified : 99.99% [3] STATE INDUSTRIAL PROFILE OF WEST BENGAL 2018-19 Administrative Divisions of the State of West Bengal Division and Subdivision Police Development Panchayat Gram Villages Municipalities MC District Station Blocks Samiti Panchayat (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) Purba Burdwan 4 18 23 23 215 2102 5 - Paschim Burdwan 2 16 8 8 62 400 3 2 Birbhum 3 23 19 19 167 2458 6 - Bankura 3 24 22 22 190 3823 3 - Purba Medinipur 4 28 25 25 223 2998 5 - Paschim Medinipur 3 22 21 21 211 6182 7 - Jhargram 1 10 8 8 79 2513 1 - Hooghly 4 26 18 18 207 1866 12 1 Purulia 3 23 20 20 170 2667 3 - North 24- Parganas 5 47 22 22 200 1528 25 1 South 24-Parganas 5 40 29 29 310 2044 7 - Kolkata - 69 - - - - - 1 Howrah 2 27 14 14 157 650 1 1 Nadia 4 23 17 17 185 1308 11 - Murshidabad 5 28 26 26 254 2167 8 - Uttar Dinajpur 2 10 9 9 98 1494 4 - Dakshin Dinajpur 2 9 8 8 65 1631 3 - Malda 2 13 15 15 146 1772 2 - Jalpaiguri 2 14 7 7 80 406 3 - Alipurduar 1 8 6 6 66 327 1 - Darjeeling 4 14 9 4* 92 364 3 1 Kalimpong 1 3 3 3 42 324 1 - Cooch Behar 5 12 12 12 128 1194 6 - West Bengal 66 508 341 333 3347 40218 118 7 There are seven Municipal Corporations (Major Cities) is West Bengal namely Kolkata, Howrah, Bidhannagar, Chandannagar, Asansol, Durgapur & Siliguri. According to Census 2011, West Bengal has 129 Statutory Towns and 780 Census Towns. [4] STATE INDUSTRIAL PROFILE OF WEST BENGAL 2018-19 Municipalities (Small Townships) : 118 Municipility Name Municipility Name Municipility Name Alipurduar Dum Dum Mathabhanga Arambagh Egra Mekliganj Ashokenagar-Kalyangarh English Bazar Memari Baduria Gangarampore Midnapore Baidyabati Garulia Mirik Balurghat Gayeshpur Murshidabad Bankura Ghatal Nabadwip Bansberia Gobardanga Naihati Baranagar Gushkara Nalhati Barasat Habra New Barrackpore Barrackpore Haldia North Barrackpore Baruipur Haldibari North Dum Dum Basirhat Halisahar Old Malda Beldanga Haringhata Panihati Berhampore Hooghly Chinsurah Panskura Bhadreswar Islampur Pujali Bhatpara Jalpaiguri Purulia Birnagar Jangipur Raghunathpur Bishnupur Jhalda Raiganj Bolpur Jhargram Rajpur-Sonarpur Bongaon Jiaganj-Azimganj Ramjibanpur Budge Budge Joynagar-Mozilpur Rampurhat Buniadpur Kaliaganj Ranaghat Burdwan Kalimpong Rishra Chakdaha Kalna Sainthia Champdany Kalyani Santipur Chandrakona Kamarhati Serampore Contai Kanchrapara Sonamukhi Cooch Behar Kandi South Dum Dum Cooper's Camp Katwa Suri Dainhat Kharagpur Taherpur Dalkhola Kharar Taki Dankuni Khardah Tamralipta Darjeeling Khirpai Tarakeswar Dhulian Konnagar Titagarh Dhupguri Krishnanagar Tufanganj Diamond Harbour Kurseong Uluberia Dinhata Madhyamgram Uttarpara Kotrung Domkal Maheshtala Dubrajpur Mal [5] STATE INDUSTRIAL PROFILE OF WEST BENGAL 2018-19 1 General Characteristics of West Bengal Location: West Bengal is situated on the eastern part of India stretching from the Himalayas in the north to the Bay of Bengal in the south. The state has a total area of 88,752 square kilometers (34,267 sq. mile). It is bounded by Sikkim and Bhutan on the north, by Nepal on the north west, by Bangladesh and Assam on the east, by Bihar, Jharkhand and Orissa on the west and south-west and by Bay of Bengal on the south. The northern part of the state has a hilly region. The narrow Terai region separates this region from the plains, which in turn transitions into the Ganges delta towards the south. The Rarh region intervenes between the Ganges delta in the east and the western plateau and high lands. A small coastal region is on the extreme south, while the Sundarbans mangrove forest form geographical area at the Ganges delta. Classification of Area in West Bengal: 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 Classification Area Percentage Area Percentage Area Percentage (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) i Net Area Sown 5205 59.9 5233 60.3 5238 60.3 ii Current fallows 379 4.4 349 4.0 339 3.9 iii Forests 1174 13.5 1174 13.5 1174 13.5 iv Area not available 1834(R) 21.0 1846 21.3 1855 21.4 for cultivation Other uncultivated land excluding v 92(R) 1.2 82 0.9 78 0.9 current fallows Total reporting area* 6758 100.0 8684 100.0 8684 100.0 Note : *Excluding Kolkata Metropolitan District. Source: Directorate of Agriculture (Evaluation Wing), Govt. of West Bengal The net sown area of the state has Net Area Sown grown considerably in spite of 5250 upward rigidity. 5240 5230 The major forest products of the state 5220 are Timber, Firewood, Bamboo, 5210 5233 5238 5200 Kendu Leaves, Honey and various 5190 5205 kinds of Phyto-Chemical Plants. 5180 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 [6] STATE INDUSTRIAL PROFILE OF WEST BENGAL 2018-19 th Demography: It is the 4 largest state in terms of population having a total population of th 91,347,736 and population density of 1,029/km2.
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