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DRAFT ACTIVITY REPORT
2018-19
DEPARTMENT OF HANDLOOMS, TEXTILES & HANDICRAFTS
GOVERNMENT OF ODISHA, BHUBANESWAR mukteswar gate CONTENTS PREFACE
HANDLOOM SECTOR
1. State Plan 2. Scheme Sponsored by GoI 3. Institutions in the Handloom Sector
a. BOYANIKA b. S. Bastralaya c. SADHAC
TEXTILE SECTOR
1. SPINFED (Spinning Mill Federation) 2. KONARKSPIN, Kesinga 3. Cotton Dev. Schemes
SERICULTURE SECTOR
1. Promotion of Seri Industries (State Plan) 2. State Share of Centrally Sponsored Plan 3. C.D.P. of Central Silk Board 4. Sericulture Institution – SERIFED
HANDICRAFTS SECTOR
1. Handicrafts Sector of Odisha 2. State Scenario of Handicraft 3. Budget for 2018-19 (Handicrafts Sector) 4. State Plan (Promotion of Handicraft Industries) https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw=… 1/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt
PREFACE The annual report of Handlooms, Textiles and Handicrafts Department contains the important activities taken up during 2018-19 for development of Handlooms, Sericulture, Textiles & Handicrafts sector in the State. Several initiatives have been taken to implement number of new activities with thrust on increasing the socio-economic conditions of weavers, artisans and sericulture farmers. Assistance have been provided for implementation of components like Technology up-gradation, construction of common facility centre, exposure visits, organization of exhibitions, design interventions and publicity for meeting the need of the sector. 24 Projects under Block Level Clusters Development Programme are under implementation for holistic development of handloom clusters. The life insurance schemes have been implemented successfully to ensure social security to weaver families. E-commerce activities of State level Organisations like Boyanika and Utkalika have been strengthened to establish sustainable market linkage with the buyers of both inside the country and abroad. Retail brands like FABINDIA, a Community Owned Company (COC) i.e. Odisha Artisans & Weavers Ltd. functioning in the State were associated with handicrafts and handlooms Sector with an objective to boost the marketing of Odisha hand-wovens and artifacts. The new projects have been introduced for i) Production of Odisha Handloom Fabrics in Natural colours and ii) Establishment of Women Weaving Complex at Atta in Keonjhar district, iii) Development of Quality Dyeing Manual for improvisation of colour fastness in dyeing, iv) Capacity Building for skill up-gradation of weavers, exposure visits, awareness camp, workshop, v) Development of Tourist village at Jaipur in Jagatsinghpur district etc. Foundation stone was laid for Setting up of Bunakar Haat Project at Balijuri and the construction work is under progress. In Sericulture, Cluster based sericulture activities have been proved viable through implementation of MGNREGA, RKVY, up-gradation of seed infrastructure and social security through AABY. Exposure visits and training were also carried out for sericulture farmers and private gainers to improve productivity. The raw silk production in tassar and eri has also shown an upward trend. Government in Handlooms, Textiles & Handicrafts Department has given importance to ensure growth and development of the textile sector in the State. In the present scenario of textiles requirement, garment industries is very much in the peak. With this vision, setting up of an Incubation center in Apparel manufacturing is under progress, to incubate future generation professional entrepreneurs of the State. Revival of the existing spinning mills through PPP and privatization mode has become a priority looking to huge cotton production in the State and to bridge the value chain in the textiles sector right from cotton production to ginning, spinning, weaving and garmenting. Further, looking to the future vision of textiles the importance of a separate structured Textiles Policy has been felt for which steps have been taken to develop the textile policy taking into account the Textile Policy of other States, present voids and gaps felt in the value chain of textiles. A professionally https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw=… 2/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt engineered textile policy will definitely create engagement and investment in large extent in the coming years to come. The first ever Odisha Handicraft and Handloom Development Council have been created to advise Government on plan and policy for development of Handicrafts and Handlooms sector in the State. The achievements of the Department are manifestation of the result that is achieved by effective team work. The team has worked hard, consistently and with clarity to achieve the objectives set out before it. The annual report provides a glimpse into the efforts put in and the outputs achieved by the Department. We hope to build on the foundation in the years to come. ****** STATE SCENARIO HANDLOOM SECTOR:
v. Weavers population ( 14 years & above) : 1,17,836
(2018-19 National Handloom Census)
v. Total looms : 47,625 v. Total household : 63,223 v. Persons in weaving activities : 53,472 v. Persons in preparatory activities : 64,364 v. Primary Weavers Co-operative Societies : 479 v. Membership : 60274 v. Production of cloth in cooperative (lakh Rs.) : Rs.160.23 Cr v. Block Level Clusters under implementation : 24 v. National & State Level Awardee : 210
TEXTILES SECTOR:
v. No of Textile mills : 03
v. No of Cooperative Spinning Mills : 07
Functional : 01
Under Liquidation : 03
Under process of privatization : 03
v. No of Cooperative Power loom units : 12
Under Liquidation : 08
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v. Cotton production : 3.0 lakh bales aprox
( 1 bale = 170 kg)
SERICULTURE SECTOR:
v. No of Tasar farmers in the state : 16514
v. No of Mulberry farmers in the state : 1216
v. No of Eri farmers in the state : 3440
v. No of Tasar Rearers Co-operative Society : 62 (59 -Active)
v. No of Mulberry Rearers Co-operative Society : 41 (24 -Active)
v. No of Mulberry Silk reeling unit : 02 (Serifed)
v. Production of Tasar Cocoons(In lakh no) : 123.28 MT
v. Production of Mulberry Cocoons (In MT) : 2.77 MT
v. Production of Eri Cocoons (In MT) : 5.27 MT
v. Total silk production (In M.T) : 131.32
Various Organisations/Agencies are functioning under the administrative control of the Department
1. Directorate of Textiles & Handloom, Odisha, Satyanagar, Bhubaneswar.
2. Directorate of Handicraft & Cottage Industries, Odisha, Unit-5, Bhubaneswar.
3. Odisha State Handloom Weaver’s Coop. Societies Ltd. (Boyanika), Nehru Marg, Bhubaneswar.
4. Sambalpuri Bastralaya Handloom Weaver’s Coop. Societies Ltd., Bargarh
5. Odisha State Cooperative Handicrafts Corporation Ltd. (Utkalika), Rasulgarh, Bhubaneswar.
6. Odisha State Tassar & Silk Federation Ltd. (SERIFED), Sahid Nagar, Bhubaneswar.
7. Odisha State Handloom Development Corporation Ltd. (OSHDC), Jan path, Unit-IX, Bhubaneswar, (under liquidation)
8. Odisha Spinning Mills Federation Ltd. (SPINFED), Unit-IX, Bhubaneswar.
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10. State Agency for Development of Handloom Clusters (SADHAC), SIDAC complex, Gandamunda, Bhubaneswar.
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HANDLOOM SECTOR
Odisha, the land of art and culture is famous for its age-old handloom weaving particularly for its intricate IKAT design on handloom weaving. It is among the few states in the country that have excelled in this traditional craft and well known abroad as well for the highly artistic products, most of them not replicable in power-loom. The significant contribution to the country’s economy is also admirable as it provides a large scale of employment in the rural areas next to the Agriculture simultaneously preserving country’s heritage, culture. Sambalpuri Ikat, Bomkai of Sonepur and Boudh, Khandua, and Maniabandhi of Athagarh, Habaspuri of Kalahandi, Natural coloured Kotpad of Koraput, Tassar of Gopalpur, Fakirpur & Makidia etc, are some of the unique products of State which reflects the essence of traditional way of life with expression of their unparallel craftsmanship. Several developmental and welfare schemes of Government viz. National Handloom Development Programme, Promotion of Handloom Industries, 10% Rebate on sale of Handloom cloth, Barista Bunkar Sahayata Yojana, Yarn Supply Scheme, Handloom Mark Schemes etc. are being implemented by Government. Under the programme “Special package for weavers” declared by the Hon’ble Chief Minister, weavers are being provided with work shed, 100% assistance towards weavers share of premium for enrollment under insurance schemes of Government, Solar Lantern etc.. Various need based interventions for holistic development of the handloom clusters are also being taken up under the scheme “Block Level Cluster Development Programme”. The scheme “Micro Units Development Refinance Agency” (MUDRA) is implemented for providing credit linkage through financial banks with subsidized rate of interest. To provide raw material (yarn) at a competitive price 10% price subsidy is allowed under “Yarn Supply Scheme” to protect the weavers from competition in various fields. India Handloom Brand and handloom marks are implemented to assure the customers on purchasing quality handloom materials. A brief note on different activities taken up in the handloom sector during 2018-19 under various schemes is given below. 1. STATE PLAN: 1.1 PROMOTION OF HANDLOOM INDUSTRIES: This is an ongoing scheme under State Plan and the activities have been expanded from time to time including “Special Package for Handloom Weavers” announced by the Hon’ble Chief Minister. In the year 2018-19, an amount of Rs. 3531.28 lakh was provided in the scheme and the amount was utilized under different
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Sl Component Funds sanctioned No Physical Financial (A) Special Package for Handloom Weavers 1. Work shed 942 weavers 1135.60 Sub Total (A) 1135.60 (B) Other Activities
1. Infrastructure – 2 units 12.90
i. Construction/Renovation of 40 units 21.75 CFC 13 nos 538.48 ii. Construction of Show Room iii. Construction/Renovation of Mega 4 8.00 show Room /Sale Depot / Production centre 610 42.70 iv. Construction/Renovation of drum shed v. Concretization of Loom pit
2. Marketing Activity 65 organization - 56.74 128 participation of exhibition- 39.00 3. Technological Intervention- 216 Looms 38.16 Individual weaver Common purpose 3315 Accessories 124.44 4. Capacity Building 960 254.40 i. Training of weavers
108 6.83 ii. Exposure visit of weavers
7 2.507 iii. Workshop
5. Publicity & Brand Building Publicity through 98.05 Electronic/ Print Media / Hoarding /Departmental Activities 6. Other innovative Women Weaving Centre at 960.723 Atta, Bunkar Bazar at Balujury/Devt. Of https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw=… 6/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt Handloom village/ strengthening of Design Cell / C-Dac training 7. Grant-in-Aid to SADHAC 115.00 8. BBSY 30.00 9. Weaver’s Welfare Fund 46.00 Sub Total (B) 2395.68 TOTAL 3531.28
A. SPECIAL PACKAGE FOR HANDLOOM WEAVERS:
v. Construction of Work-shed – Government assistance is extended to provide fire proof work sheds to needy handloom weavers for better working environment, installation of looms and carrying out weaving activities in a safer place with higher efficiency. During the year 2018-19 it was targeted to provide work shed assistance to 1680 nos. of weaver families (Backlog years - 738 nos. and current year - 942 nos.), against which 783 nos. of weaver families have been benefitted against Backlog target.
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PRE AND POST PHOTOGRAPH OF WORKSHED OF BENEFICIARY- PREMALATA BEHERA W/O-RABINDRA, NAME OF PWCS- MAA BUDHIANI WCS,CUTTACK DISTRICT
PRE & POST PHOTOGRAPH OF WORKSHED OF BENEFICIARY-RINA SAHOO W/O-KAILASH, NAME OF PWCS-SIDHABANAMBAR WCS,JAGATSINGHPUR DISTRICT
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Pre condition of the house Post condition of the house
v. Skill Up-Gradation Training of Weavers:
To provide regular and sustainable employment for day to day livelihood of the weavers as well as to develop their socio-economic status, skill up-gradation training in Basic Weaving, Tie-Dye making & weaving, Dyeing, Jalla & Dobby and Jacquard weaving are organized under Capacity Building programme for production of qualitative and value added products as per the demands of the consumers both in domestic and outside market. 54 training programmes were organized during the year 2018-19 covering 1060 weavers in different modules like Basic weaving, Weaving with Jacquard, Weaving with Jalla & Dobby, Dyeing and Tie & Dye making & weaving as detailed below. Organization of Training programmes during 2018-19 under skill up-gradation Training (POHI)
Sl No Name of the Zone No of Pragramme No of Trainees 1 2 3 4 1 Berhampur 01 20 2 Khordha 01 20 3 Cuttack 04 80 4 Bargarh 06 120
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OTHER ACTIVITIES:
v. Infrastructure:
Infrastructure created in the name of Boyan Gram at Jaipur in Jagatsinghpur district with following facilities:
i. Tourism complex with Dining Hall, Kitchen & Toilet for both Male & Female with provision of Ramp for the disabled person. ii. Arch Gate at the entrance to the village. iii. Theme painting of the walls of the villagers especially the weavers. https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw=… 9/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt iv. Renovation of existing CFC cum Demonstration Hall of Sri Sri Parbati WCS.
v. Renovation of existing Sales Centre of Sri Sri Parbati WCS.
vi. Renovation of existing Go-down of Sri Sri Parbati WCS.
vii. Installation of Handloom Equipments in CFC cum Demonstration Hall for which Assistance have been provided to set up and renovate CFC and Drum shed under POHI to carry out pre & post loom activities, store the raw materials and other assets of PWCS, boost sale activities
Additional sales of Rs.1.29 lakh generated due to visit of Tourists in the village.
Concretization of Loom Pit:
Government assistance is being extended for concretization of loom pits to save it from dampening and facilitate the weavers to work smoothly during rainy season. Loom pit of 1739 nos. of weavers have been concretized in different districts like Bargarh, Subarnapur, Sambalpur, Bolangir, Boudh, Dhenkanal, Sundergarh etc.
Concretization of loom pit
Marketing Activities:
Funds have been provided to organize and participate in National Handloom Expo /Special Expo /Exhibitions including International Fairs for wide publicity and sale promotion of Odisha hand-woven fabrics.
Technological Intervention :
Assistance is being provided to weavers & ancillary workers / PWCs to adopt modern techniques in pre-loom, on-loom and post-loom activities for product diversification and improvement in efficiency. 2862 nos. of new looms and weaving accessories have been provided to the weavers from different districts to improve quality and increase productivity so as to earn more. Supply of Fly Shuttle Frame Loom:- It is the vital machine for the weaver, in which he is producing the fabrics. Earlier the weaver was weaving through primitive old throw shuttle pit loom, which was unable to weave in rainy season due to moisture in air and also less capacity of https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 10/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt productivity for its throw shuttle system. So, Govt. has assisted the weaver to procure a new fly shuttle frame loom. In which the weaver is to bear only 10% of its cost (@ 90:10 ratio). After availing of the fly shuttle frame loom a weaver can be able to produce & earn more than double.
Haribandhu Kundu,Birabarpur WCS Manas Ranjan Das, Niladribihari WCS In this component weaver namely Haribandhu Kundu, Birabarpur WCS&Manasranjan Das, Niladribihari WCS have been assisted & their earning capacity raised from Rs.5000/- to Rs. 6800/- and above per month. Supply of Weaving Accessories: - In this component the weaver adds some new technique as well as replace the old & damage weaving accessories in his loom, by which he can able to produce the fabrics smoothly. Govt. has assisted the weaver to procure & replace the weaving accessories by financing the cost of accessories @ 90:10 ratios. After availing of the component a weaver can able to produce & earn more than earlier.
Bhagirathi Pandit, S/o-Harekrushna, Puspalata Sahoo, W/o-Pramod, Nuapatna , Nuapatna , Cuttack., Niladribihari WCS Cuttack., Niladribihari WCS In this component a weaver named Bhagirathi Pandit & Puspslata Sahoo, Niladribihari WCS, Nuapatana have been assisted. https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 11/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt BOBBIN WINDING M/C A weaver is requiring some preliminary work before starting of weaving process, like winding of Yarn. For this purpose weaver are using manual method hand winding machine like wooden charkha & cycle rim charkha. To improve workmanship & more quantity with reduction of time, 4-spindle Bobbin Winding M/C is developed which is running both by the electricity & manually in case of failure of power supply. So, these machines are providing by the Govt. under the scheme Promotion of Handloom Industries (POHI). Further an ancillary weaver can also able to engage him/ herself and earn more than manual process. \ In this scheme weavers namely Ashok Katual&Puspalata Das of Nuapatna No.2 WCS, have been assisted such assistance of Rs.13,500/- during the year. By this way winding of yarn is increased 4-5 times and earning capacity is also increased in similar ratio.
Ashok Katual, Nuapatna No.2 WCS Puspalata Das, Nuapatna No.2 WCS Concretization of Loom pit :- Some weavers need to concrete their loom pit with flooring of loom shed to do away with the inconvenience during rainy days. In this scheme weavers named Surath Patra&Trilochan Mahapatra, Dlailama Budhist,Maniabandha, have been assisted & their earning capacity raised from Rs.3500/- to Rs. 4500/- and above per month.
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Surath Patra, Dalailama Budhist WCS Pre Surath Patra, Dalailama Budhist WCS Post
Trilochan Mohapatra, Dalailama Budhist Trilochan Mohapatra, Dalailama Budhist WCS WCS Pre Post
Exposure Visit of Weavers:
To improve the skill, knowledge, awareness of weavers, Government assistance is provided for exposure visit to important handloom clusters both inside and outside the State. During the year 2018-19, 104 nos. of weavers were taken for exposure visited outside the State. Weavers from Bargarh & Cuttack zone visited Handloom cluster of Pochampali, Hyderabad & Santipur & Fulia of West Bengal respectively to adopt new technology.
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Exposure visit of weavers of Jajpur Exposure visit of weavers of Cuttack district to Fulia, West Bengal district to Dhaniakhali, West Bengal Publicity –
For publicity of Odisha Handloom products, assistance is being provided for advertisement in print & electronic media and publication of reports, journals, brochures and documentation of items for dissemination of information. 1.2 State Agency for Development of Handloom Clusters (SADHAC): The “State Agency for Development of Handloom Clusters (SADHAC)” is an Autonomous Organisation, under Handloom, Textiles &Handicraft Dept., Government of Odisha with Registration No. 22911/121 of 2008-09, under Societies Registration Act No-XXI of 1860. Activities undertaken:
1. Community Owned Company (COC):
To create a path way for growth of rural craft an MOU was signed between Govt. of Odisha and M/s Artisans Micro Finance Pvt. Ltd. (AMFPL), New Delhi, a subsidiary of Fabindia, on 16th Aug 2010 for formation of a Community Owned Company (COC) in Odisha. The total cost of the project is Rs.450.00 lakh. Further, an amended MOU was signed between Govt. of Odisha, M/s Artisans Micro Finance Pvt. Ltd. and M/s Fabindia Overseas Pvt. Ltd. (FOPL), New Delhi on 16th Dec 2016 for continuation of the progressive work of COC and completion of the pending Phases and targets by FOPL and backlog of procurement target. Out of the 10 Phases, Phase No. I to Phase- VII (a) and (c) have been completed and cost of these phases to the tune of Rs. 275.00 lakh has been released and UC submitted to Govt. During the year 2018-19, the COC has procured Handloom & Handicraft Products worth of Rs. 790.28 lakh from the weavers and artisans as against procurement of Rs.409.25 lakh during the year 2017-18. The shortfall of procurement relating to the backlog years (2010-11 to 2017-18) has been completed during this year.
Financial Procurement Procurement https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 14/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt Year Target made (Rs. in Lakh) (Rs. in Lakh) 2018-19 772.12 790.28 2017-18 881.37 409.25
8th General Body Meeting of Orissa Artisan and Weavers Ltd. (OAWL) COC has been organised on date 27.09.2018 at shed no.17/B, industrial Estate Khapuria, Madhupatna, Cuttack. Director of Textiles & Handloom, Odisha has Presided the meeting with Hon’ble guests Dy. Director of Textiles (Hq.), Dy. Director of Textiles (Cuttack), President, OAWL, Managing Director, OAWL, Designer Fabindia. IMG_20180927_121107_HDR.jpg IMG_20180927_132615_HDR.jpg 8th Annual General Body Meeting of OAWL held on 27.09.18
2. Advanced Computer Training.
SADHAC has been declared as the nodal agency for implementation of “IT Oriented Handloom Sector Development Program for creative design, development and deployment by artisans / weavers and enhancement of marketability through web portal for Handlooms” in collaboration with Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), Kolkata. 320 weavers Master trainers will be trained through 04 centres such as Bhubaneswar, Nuaptna, Bargarh and Sonepur in a batch of 20 for a period of 06 months. Bhubaneswar centre is the High end CAD centre, functioning at CFC, Khandagiri. The centre was inaugurated by Hon’ble Chief Minister on 10.12.2015. In this center one Electronic Jacquard card punching machine, one Card Lacing machine, one Web portal Server, one 36” color plotter has been installed along with other Computer accessories like other three centers. The details of Master trainers trained are given below:
centre/ IA/ 4th batch Zone Venue Trainees Staff TOTAL 01.12.17 to Period 31.05.18
baneswar Cuttack 10 0 10 ADHAC Khurda 06 0 6 Khandagiri Nayagarh 01 0 1 Berhampur 04 0 4 Total 21 0 21 onepur Period 01.01.18 to 30.06.18 T, Sonepur, Sonepur 9 1 10
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Total 79 weavers Master Trainers (55 Female, 24 Male) and 2 Govt. officials have been trained in 4th batch during 2018-19 in four CAD Centers. The web portal with the domain name www.buyodishahandloom.in and www.designodishacraft.in hosted by C-DAC, Kolkata at IHWD, Khordha where the web portal server has been installed. IT Trg (1).jpg IT Trg (2).jpg Weaver Master trainers learning creation of Motiffs/ New designs at Bhubaneswar CAD Centre (Date02.04.18) IT Trg (3).jpg IT Trg (4).jpg Weaver Master trainers learning technique of Electronic Card punching at Bhubaneswar CAD centre (Dt.25.05.18)
3. Training of Weavers /Members of PWCS at MICM, Bhubaneswar
The objectives of this programme is to impart training to Weavers/ entrepreneurs/ Board of Directors/ members of Primary Weavers Co-operative Societies through Madhusudan Institute of Co-operative Management (MICM), Unit-III, Bhubaneswar on the following subjects :-
1. Implementation of GST and its accounting procedure. 2. Marketing Intelligence. 3. Quality Parameters. 4. Costing of Products. 5. Marketing linkage, packaging, marketing & sustainability, improving efficiency on salesmanship.
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During the year 2018-19 total 413 nos. of weavers has been trained through 18 nos. of programs (26th Dec’18 to 28th Feb’19). The details of training are given below:
i. Nos. of Program organized: 18
ii. Nos. of weavers/members trainees participated : 413
iii. TA & DE paid by SADHAC to weaver trainees (Rs.): 4,65,302/-
iv. Training Cost expended by MICM (Rs. including GST): 14,62,020/-
v. Total Amount Expended (Rs.): 19,27,322/-
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Weavers/ Members of PWCS Weavers/ Members of PWCS getting training at MICM getting training at MICM Date: 26.12.18) Date: 07.01.19 ) IMG-20190220-WA0004.jpg IMG-20190104-WA0004.jpg
Exposure visit of Weavers to Exposure visit of Weavers to Boyanika by MICM The world, Bhubaneswar by (Dt.20.02.19) MICM (Dt.20.02.19)
4. Information , Education and Communication Scheme (IEC):
Under the IEC programme, Funds have been provided to undertake following activities. Awareness Camp on Weaver MUDRA scheme. Workshop on eradication of carcinogenic dyestuffs.
Logo of Trademarks registration of handloom products made of Tassar peduncle in name of “DEMPHI” has been developed.
5. Production of Handloom Fabrics of Odisha on Natural Colours: A sum of Rs. 58.69 lakhs has been sanctioned during the year 2018-19 under the project Production of Handloom Fabrics of Odisha on Natural Colours. Funds to the tune of Rs. 2.64 lakhs has been utilised towards exposure visits of 20 weavers from Nuapatana & Baramba, 10 weavers each from Routpada and https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 17/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt Jaleswar clusters along with 4 guides to National Institute of Rural Development (NIRD), Hyderabad during 27/10/2018 to 17/11/2018.
Weavers visiting NIRD, Weavers at Malkha Store Hyderabad on 31/10/18 (Natural Dye fabric manufacturer) on 31/10/18
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Weavers visiting Natural Dye Washing machine developed by shop, Begum Bazar on Dt. weaver Sri Susanta Ku. Behera of 31.10.18 Nuapatana after Exposure visit to NIRD Date.15.11.18
9. Development of Quality Dyeing Manual: A Project on Development of Quality Dyeing Manual has been sanctioned by Govt. of Odisha in HT&H Dept. The objectives of the project are as follows:
i. To empower & strengthen the Handloom Clusters, Raw material banks (RMBs), Primary Weavers Cooperative Societies (PWCSs), Self Help Groups (SHGs) and Consortium of handloom clusters for production of quality handloom fabrics using eco-friendly dyestuffs. ii. To eradicate use of harmful Dyestuffs & Chemicals being used by the stakeholders. iii. To reduce effluent load on environment. iv. To encourage product innovation using linen, bamboo yarns with wide range of modern colors. v. To educate the handloom weavers about Do’s and Don’ts in dyeing. vi. To establish the brand of Odisha Handlooms. https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 18/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt 10. “One day workshop on Interaction with National/ State Level Awardees, Master weavers, Handloom Entrepreneurs of Odisha state for development of Handloom Sector”:
One day workshop was organized on 27.11.2018 at the conference hall of State Urban Development Agency, Bhubaneswar with total 100 nos. of National/ State Level Awardees, Master weavers, Handloom Entrepreneurs participated from Textiles zones like Cuttack, Athagarh, Bargarh Sonepur, Boudh, Bolangir, Berhampur, Balasore, Baripada, Khurda, Nayagarh, Dhenkanal, Koraput, Kalahandi of Odisha state. Smt. Shubha Sarma, Commissioner –cum- Secretary, HT& H Dept. with other officials interacted with the participants. Sri D. Nanda, DDT (Hq.) & MD, Sambalpuri Bastralaya delivered presentation on development of Marketing skills and Sri. D. Nandy, DDT (Hq.) & CEO, SADHAC delivered presentation on Using Reactive colours in handlooms in Odisha. Other dignitaries also participated in the discussion on various problem faced by the National/ State Level Awardees, Master weavers, Handloom Entrepreneurs under whom mostly Weavers are working. Prominent participants also gave their suggestions for development of Handloom Sector. Workshop (1).JPG Workshop (6).JPG
Commissioner-cum-Secretary Participants of the to Govt., H.T&H Dept., Workshop (Dt.27.11.18) Odisha and M.D., Boyanika on dais (Dt.27.11.18)
Workshop (7).JPG Workshop (5).JPG Interaction of Participants with each other (Dt.27.11.18) 1.4. 10% Rebate on Sale of Handloom Cloth: The scheme is implemented to help the Co-operative organisations in handloom sector to market the handloom products and disposal of accumulated stock by allowing 10% rebate on sale of handloom products during festive occasions. During the year, the rebate claims amounting to Rs. 678.02 lakh have been released as per the following details (table 1.4.1.) Table 1.4.1: (Rs. In Lakh)
Sl Amount of Rebate Name of the Organisation. Remarks No. claim released 1 2 4 5 1 S. Bastralaya HLCS Ltd. 288.36
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SCHEMES SPONSORED BY GOVERNMENT OF INDIA : 2. NATIONAL HANDLOOM DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME: (NHDP) 2.1. Block Level Clusters: Block has been taken as an entity for implementation of Block Level Cluster under National handloom Development Programme. The maximum assistance towards project cost is Rs 200.00 lakh including provision of Rs 50.00 lakh for establishment of a Common Facility Center-cum-Common Service Center. An additional assistance of Rs 50.00 lakh is also available for setting up of a Dye House in a District. 24 Block Level Clusters are under implementation during 2018-19 for which Rs. 1062.99 lakh has been received. The Implementation status is indicated as follows:
Table 2.1.2
Sl. Name of Block/ District Name of the Project cost Amount Amount No. Implementing Agency Released utilized by (PWCS) the end of 31.03.2019 1 Tigiria, Dist-Cuttack Nuapatana No-I WCS 244.57 69.66 61.44 2 Rasultpur, Dist-Jajpur Shree Bishnu WCS 177.88 60.6475 53.16 3 Boudh, Dist - Boudh Sri Sri Chandrachuda WCS 188.07 66.36 29.17 4 Sonepur, Dist- Radhamohan WCS Subarnapur 192.44 67.0775 47.16 5 Khaira, Dist-Balasore Pallishree WCS 148.45 48.52 44.67 6 Sheragada, Dist- Pitala WCS Ganjam 117.62 32.735 28.92 7 Sohella, Dist-Baragarh Jampalli WCS 139.125 61.0125 45.95 8 Ambabhona, Dist- Sambalpuri Bastralaya Bargarh WCS 105.61 33.199 25.65 9 Oupada, Dist-Balasore Panchalingeswar S.C. WCS 115.6087 44.8787 41.51 10 Bheden, Dist-Bargarh Maheswari WCS 102.572 28.845 19.73 11 Gaisilat, Dist-Bargarh Dahita WCS 113.32 38.105 24.02 https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 20/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt 12 Bijepur, Dist-Bargarh Sri Ganesh WCS 107.505 34.1125 24.00 13 Barpali, Dist-Bargarh Janata Bastralaya WCS 104.26 32.395 23.77 14 Bargarh, Dist- Gitanjali WCS Baragarh 59.469 37.941 27.22 15 Ghasipura, Dist- Atta WCS Keonjhar 140.79 59.495 55.87 16 Attabira, Dist- Attabira WCS Baragarh 184.97 59.15 46.61 17 Patnagarh, Dist- Sarmuhan WCS Balangir 135.25 58.44 42.44 18 Binka, Dist- Binka Gopalji WCS Subarnapur 134.508 54.68 39.19 19 Bargarh, Dist- Gudesira WCS Baragarh 136.30 59.675 38.02 20 Bolangir, Dist.- Sibatala WCS, Chandapali Bolangir 151.79 22.56 - 21 Bhatali, Dist.-Baragarh Gaurgaon WCS, Hatisara 139.92 21.91 - 22 Padmapur, Dist.- Birjam WCS, Birjam Baragarh 144.67 21.91 - 23 Tarvra, Dist.- Sonepur Menda Dadhibaman WCS, Menda 172.98 24.62 - 24 Narasinghpur, Gamilo WCS, Sagar Dist.Cuttack 171.695 25.07 -
Total 3429.3727 1062.998 718.50 Achievement during the year: 2018-19 Total funds utilized during 2018-19 towards Skill up-gradation training workshed & Technological intervention and lighting unit is Rs.155.26 lakh. 2.1.3. HANDLOOM MARKETING ASSISTANCE:
sge. objective of Handloom Marketing Assistance is to develop & promote the marketing channels in domestic as well as export marketing and bring about linkage between the two in a holistic and integrated manner. Organization of exhibitions, melas, setting up of marketing complexes and urban hats, publicity and awareness and brand development, Promotion of Handloom Mark are the major components in this scheme to promote marketing of handlooms. Likewise, to promote the exports of handloom products, the other component i.e. Export projects as well as participation in International fairs and exhibitions.
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Fig. in lakh Rs.
Sl. Name of the Place Period Total Total No. of Organised No. Expo / DLE expenditure Sales Participants by
1 Special Rourkela 02.10.2018 12.00 28.89 33 S.Bastralaya Handloom to Expo 15.10.2018
2 Special Angul 30.10.2018 12.00 47.99 39 Boyanika Handloom to Expo 13.11.2018
3 Special Rourkela 30.11.2018 12.00 26.73 19 Boyanika Handloom to Expo 13.12.2018
4 N.H.Expo Bargarh 10.01.2019 22.00 304.87 51 Boyanika to 26.01.2019
5 N.H.Expo Bhubaneswar 01.03.2019 22.00 618.41 82 Boyanika to 28.03.2019
6 Baliyatra’2018 Cuttack 23.11.2018 03.30 30.09 26 DDT, to Cuttack 02.12.2018
TOTAL 83.30 1056.98 123 Handloom Mark aims at to popularize and provide a collective identity to the handloom products. This guarantees the buyer that the products are genuinely hand woven and enables in identifying the product’s manufacturing origin. It would be a hall mark of powerful clarity, distinguishing it from competition and connecting it with customers. Textile Committee, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India is the Implementing Agency for Handloom Mark Registration.
During the year 2018-19, Textile Committee sold 386000 Handloom Mark labels to the registered societies. 2.3. Pradhan Mantri Jiban Jyoti Bima Yojana (PMJJBY)/ Pradhan Mantri Surakshya Bima Yojana (PMSBY) & Converged Mahatma Gandhi Bunkar Bima Yojana (MGBBY): 32,666 weavers have been covered under the Life Insurance Scheme i.e. Pradhan Mantri Jiban Jyoti Bima Yojana (PMJJBY)/ Pradhan Mantri Surakshya Bima Yojana (PMSBY) & Converged Mahatma Gandhi Bunkar Bima Yojana (MGBBY) by Govt. of India & implemented from the year 2017-18. The PMJJBY and PMSBY are implemented for the weavers with the age group of 18-50 years where as the https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 22/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt converged Mahatma Gandhi Bunkar Bima Yojana (MGBBY) is implemented for weavers with the age group of above 50 years up to 59 years. Details of Premium & Benefit indicated as under:-
i. Eligibility – A) PMJJBY/PMSBY
B) Converged MGBBY (for the existing weavers covered under MGBBY earlier)
ii. Premium Pattern –
PMJJBY/PMSBY Closed MGBBY Govt. of India 162/- (150/- + 12/-) 290/- LIC of India 100/- 100/- Weaver/ State Govt. 80/- 80/- Total 342/- 470/-
iii. Benefits:-
Rs.2.00 lakh on death due to any reason. a. PMJJBY
Rs.2.00 lakh on accidental death & permanent total b. PMSBY disability. Rs.1.00 lakh on permanent partial disability. Natural Death – Rs.60,000/- c. MGBBY Accidental Death – Rs.1,50,000/- Total Disability – Rs.1,50,000/- Partial Disability – Rs.75,000/- Scholarship @ 100 per month per child maximum two (02) of the beneficiary studying in IX to XII standard released through National Scholarship Portal (NSP). As per the announcement of Special Package by Hon’ble Chief Minister, Odisha, the total weaver’s share of premium are being provided by the Government from Weavers’ Welfare Fund for their enrollment under the scheme. During the year, 32,666 weavers have been enrolled under the PMJJBY / PMSBY & converged MGBBY scheme and death claim benefit of Rs.19.20 lakh have been released to the families of 32 deceased weaver beneficiaries covered under MGBBY. Similarly, 1383 children of the weaver families have been provided scholarship of Rs8.30 lakh under Sikshya Sahayak Yojana (SSY). Zone wise enrollment of weavers under PMJJBY/ PMSBY and MGBBY is given at table 2.3.1. Table 2.3.1. (in lakh Rs.)
Sl. Name of the Zone Weavers enrolled during Weavers share https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 23/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt No 2017-18 of Premium Paid from Age Group Age Group Total Weavers 18-50 years 51-59 years Welfare Fund 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Athagarh 4,413 885 5,298 Rs.4,23,840.00 2 Balasore 500 237 737 Rs.58,960.00 3 Bargarh 6010 949 6959 Rs.05,56,720.00 4 Baripada 1099 151 1250 Rs.01,00,000.00 5 Berhampur 1080 289 1369 Rs.01,09,520.00 6 Boudh 1524 118 1642 Rs.01,31,360.00 7 Cuttack 3500 920 4420 8 Dhenkanal 660 110 770 Rs.61,600.00 9 Kalahandi 260 69 329 Rs.26,320.00 10 Khurda 1668 478 2146 Rs.01,71,680.00 11 Koraput 104 41 145 Rs.11,600.00 12 Nayagarh 541 79 620 Rs.49,600.00 13 Patnagarh 2658 245 2903 Rs.02,32,240.00 14 Sonepur 3,068 456 3,524 Rs.02,81,920.00 15 Sundargarh 394 160 554 Rs.44,320.00 TOTAL 27,479 5,187 32,666 Rs.26,13,280.00 2.4. Yarn Supply Scheme: Two components of Yarn Supply Scheme namely (i) Supply of yarn at Mill gate Price and (ii) 10% price Subsidy on cotton hank yarn, domestic silk and wool are implemented at the State level. National Handloom Development Corporation is the Implementing Agency for implementation of Yarn Supply Scheme. Supply of yarn at Mill Gate Price has the objective to make available all types of yarn at Mill gate Price to the handloom weavers so as to facilitate regular supply of basic raw materials to the handloom sector and help utilise the full potential of the sector. In the other component i.e, 10% price Subsidy on cotton hank yarn, domestic silk and wool, 10% price subsidy is allowed on the specified categories of yarn for use by weavers in weaving handloom fabrics. During 2018-19, hank yarn of 3.942 lakh kgs valued at Rs 32.32 Crore has been provided to the weavers in the State under Yarn Supply Scheme for weaving handloom fabrics out of which 2.56 lakh kgs valued at 20.63 Cr was supplied under 10% price subsidy scheme and rest under Mill Gate Price Scheme (MGPS). The detail break up is as follows: Quantity – 1.38 Lakh Kg = Rs. 11.68 Crore Fabric wise total yarn supplied by NHDC is as follows for the year 2018-19.
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Smt. Snehangini Chhuria, Hon'ble Minister Handlooms, Textiles & Handicrafts inaugurating the National Handloom day at Jaydev Bhawan on 07/08/2018. BAYANA GRAMA - A HANDLOOM CRAFT VILLAGE The Handloom Craft village at Jaipur of Raghunathpur block in Jagatsinghpur district, is located at a distance of 15 km from District Headquarter and 75 km from State Capital, is set up to promote the rich handloom tradition of Odisha by showcasing its intricacies to the tourists who are potential buyers and vice versa. The village is having 90 weavers’ households with 442 weaver population. It is a platform to preserve the rich traditional heritage by giving the weavers a chance to boost their income by linking their profession to tourism, to encourage livelihood and entrepreneurship potential of the village youth, to encourage the participation of private sector in linking the art and craft with tourism and also an opportunity to attract young talent to the fold may be as a hobby if not as profession. The broad features of the project is i) Accommodation for tourist, ii) Demonstration-cum- https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 25/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt Display and Sale Hall with office room, iii) Beautification of Craft Village, iv) Theme Painting of Weavers Cottages and PWCS building. A sum of Rs20.50 lakh sanctioned and released by the Handlooms, Textiles & Handicrafts Department in first Phase during the year 2018-19 for implementation of the project.
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Hon’ble Governor , Odisha Sj. Ganeshi Lal & the Collector & District Magistrate Smt Yamini Sadangi at Bayana Gram
Bayana Gram and the dignitaries on the day of Inauguration Boyana Gram has to offer the followings for the tourists. A tourist will be taken thoroughly through the glorious tradition of Handloom Weaving-the weaver, their craft and entice him/her to own a piece of their tradition from the place of origin. It has for the tourist;
v. The refreshment section-Freshen up in the new tourism complex and enjoy the traditional food preparation by Women members of the Handloom Producer Group. v. See the stepwise transformation of the thread to fabric in the Demonstration Hall. Each step in the weaving process will be live demonstration. v. Give a chance to the curiosity to try their hands in weaving. They have a chance to own their effort also as a priceless memory not to mention of the photograph of them weaving. v. See the weavers at work in their own house in this buzzing handloom village. v. Go through the collection of Handloom fabrics in the showroom that has products of this area and also of other handloom pockets as well.
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IMPORTANT ACHIEVEMENTS
Implementation of Yarn Supply Scheme Hank Yarn of Rs 32.32 crore were for supply of hank yarn to handloom procured from National Handloom weavers. Development Corporation and supplied to weavers through Raw Material Banks.
Coverage of Weavers under Life 32666 Weavers under PMJJBY/ PMSBY Insurance Scheme and MGBBY have been enrolled.
Financial Assistance to weavers under Assistances were provided to 960 Baristha Bunakar Sahayata Yojana weavers through Public Finance Management System (Direct Benefit Transfer)
Setting up of Bunakar Bazaar in Balijuri Foundation stone was laid for near Bargarh, so far Govt. has sanctioned implementation of the project on Rs.560.00 lakh. 02.03.2019. A total of Rs.2.60 Cr provided for execution of the work..
A women based infrastructure project A sum of Rs.50.00 lakh has been with a project cost of Rs.3.21 Cr was released in first phase for execution of approved by State Govt. for the work. implementation at Atta in Keonjhar district.
To provide suitable workplace and Rs 820.80 lakh sanctioned and released provide regular power back-up to the for construction of 684work-sheds. The weavers to produce quality products with Unit cost was raised at par with the unit improved productivity. cost under PMAY.
Market orientation by associating i. Through Community Owned Company i.e. entrepreneurs, designers and Orissa Artisans &Weavers Ltd, market professionals for marketing, designing linkage to Handloom / Handicraft products and managing the production and use of worth of Rs. 790.28 lakh was made. Handloom Mark. ii. 07 products registered under “India Handloom Brand” for marketing of Odisha handloom products in big retail shops nationwide.
Registration of new Primary 05 new Primary Weavers Co-Operative https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 27/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt Weavers Co-Operative Societies Societies have been registered during 2018-19 to cover more weavers under Co-Operative Sector.
Bhagamunda Tasar Silk Park Concept of “Tasar Silk Park” at Bhagamunda in Harichandanpur Block of Keonjhar District is a new initiative of the Government aiming to create livelihood for women and gradually transformed Tasar farming to a “zero waist” livelihood activity.
Major Activities of Boyanika during the year 2018-19 Odisha State Handloom Weavers Co-op. Society Ltd. (Boyanika) Odisha State Handloom Weavers’ Coop. Society Ltd, widely known by its trade name as“Boyaniika” is the association of the Primary Weavers Co-operative Society of the state. It is the state level apex organization functioning under the administrative control of the Handlooms, Textiles & Handicrafts Department, Govt. of Odisha for marketing of odisha hand-wovens. It was registered in the year 1956 under the Co-operative Act & Rules bearing Regd. No.72/CU/56 dated 05/05/1956. 624 nos. of PWCS from all over the state have been affiliated as members of this organization. The main objective of the organization is to provide marketing support to the products of the rural weavers artisans, national & state awardees by showcasing their products in big towns/ cities & metros both in & outside the state through its established modernized show rooms. By organizing the National Handloom Expo/Special Handloom Expos., Boyanika is also creating common platforms for the PWCS as well as weavers of the state to showcase their products & to exchange the technical ideas with the weavers of the other part of the state & country. Boyanika has established e commerce cell to promote online sale through its website www.boyanika.com. & it is also associated with Amazon for online sale. During the year 2018-19 online sale of the handloom fabrics is Rs.82.00 lakh, out of which fabrics of Rs.12.32 lakh has been sold in other countries. In order to ensure the quality of products, Boyanika also provides quality yarn of NHDC to the weavers through PWCs/SHG/ Master Weavers through its raw material Bank. Boyanika has taken initiatives by organizing Expos/ Fairs, participating International fairs to spread out market for Odisha handloom fabrics in & outside the State and overseas as well. During the year 2018-19 Boyanika has achieved record sales turnover of Rs.117.63 Crore. It has positioned itself as a trend setting example of a business model in handloom sector where commercial results are integrally tied to the sustainable livelihoods of weavers of the state. Boyanika is playing a major role to extend its support for the socio-economic development of the weavers of the state.
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Head office- Boyanika, Bhubaneswar
Sales Activities:
“Boyanika stands for 63 years of excellence in providing marketing support to the products of the handloom artisan of the state. Boyanika procures quality products through its effective quality checking system. By launching exclusive products through interaction with the buyers & producers/ awardees/ MCM, modernizing the existing showrooms & establishing new showrooms, adopting aggressive publicity planning and organizing Expos/ Exhibitions with the support of the State Govt under the scheme POHI. Boyanika has achieved the record sale Rs.117.63 Crore during 2018-19 & has established a mile stone in its business. Sale Performance of Boyanika for last 4 years (Rs in lakh)
Sl Year Cloth Yarn Total 2 2015-16 6358.40 1412.97 7771.37 3 2016-17 7161.20 2412.99 9574.19 4 2017-18 7693.41 2912.36 10605.77 5 2018-19 9300.53 2463.19 11763.72
10.91% of growth in the last year sale during 2018-19. Sale Branches
Boyanika has total 44 nos. of Show rooms out of which 37 show rooms are inside the state and 7 nos. of show rooms are outside the state i.e at New Delhi, Kolkata & Ahmadabad. out of 44 nos of show rooms, 39 nos. of Show rooms have been renovated and 22 show rooms have been computerized with assistance from the State Govt under the scheme POHI. All the show rooms are fully equipped with all varieties of Odisha Hand-Wovens covering products of all parts of the state.
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Automation of Boyanika During the year 2018-19 Steps have been taken for full automation of Boyanika including features like inventory flow from head office to outlets & vice versa, Data Integration, Material Management, Sales & Distribution, HRM, Financial & Controlling & Quality Management System. The project has already been started with the financial assistance from state Govt. under the scheme POHI and it will be completed by October 2019.
Collector & District Magistrate, Mayurbhanj, Inaugurating the new sale branch at Baripada on 04/02/2019 in presence of President, Boyanika & Managing Director.
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Boyanika Exclusive Showroom at Boyan Bhawan, Bhubaneswar Expos & Exhibitions Organisation of National Handloom Expos Being the state level apex marketing organization of the state, Boyanika is the Implementing Agency for organization of the National Handloom Expos & Special Handloom Expos sanctioned by Development Commissioner for Handlooms, Govt. of India, New Delhi. The Expo provides ample opportunity to sale Handloom products of state as well as of different parts of the country in one platform. It also facilitate the weavers of our State to interact with other state participants & to update their knowhow on the skill and techniques involved, cost effectiveness, colour and design patterns prevailing in contemporary markets in different parts of the country. This year, Boyanika organized two National Handloom Expos one at Baragarh & other at Bhubaneswar.
A. National Handloom Expo, Baragarh
Boyanika organized one National level .Handloom Expo at Baragarh during Dhanujatra in which nos. of handloom organizations from in & outside the state were participated. The Expo was inaugurated by Smt. Snehanigini Chhuria, Hon’ble Minister, Handlooms, Textiles & Handicrafts, Odisha in presence of, ,Dr. Prabhas Kumar singh, Hon’ble MP, Baragarh, Sj.
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B. National Handloom Expo, Bhubaneswar.
Boyanika successfully organized the 16th N.H.Expo at IDCO Exhibition Ground, unit III. Bhubaneswar from 01/03/2019 to 31/03/2019. The Expo was inaugurated by Sj Sesha Kumar Meher, President, Boyanika in Presence of the Director of Textiles & Handloom, Odisa, Joint Secretary to Govt, HT&H Dept. & other dignitaries. For organizing N.H.Expo, Govt. of India provided financial assistance of Rs.22.00 lakh and the rest expenditure is borne by the participants. The National Handloom Expo 2019 at Bhubaneswar was organized in a attractive manner for the period from 01.03.2019 to 31.03.2019 in which 82 nos. of Participants from 16 states participated and sales to the tune of Rs.620.12 lakh was generated out of which Boyanika sale was Rs.113.51 lakh.
Sj. Sesha Kumar Meher, President, Boyanika inaugurating the National Handloom Expo at IDCO Exhibition Ground, Bhubaneswar on 01/03/2019 in presence of Director of Textiles & Handloom, Odisha & other dignitaries.
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Inauguration of N.H.Expo, Bhubaneswar on 01/03/2019
Theme pavilion of N.H Expo, Bhubaneswar 2019
Organization of Special Handloom Expos :
During the year 2018-19 Boyanika organized 3 nos. of Special Handloom Expos under the Scheme Marketing Export Promotion Scheme funded by the Development Commissioner (Handlooms ), New Delhi. The PWCs/SHGs/ MCMs of the state availed the opportunity to showcase their exclusive products in a single platform. For organizing one Special Handloom Expo, the Development Commissioner (Handlooms), Govt. of India provides financial assistance of Rs.12.00 lakh. The details of place, participation and sale figure for the year 2018-19 are details below; https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 33/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt (Rs. In lakh)
Sl. Place of Total Boyanika Period No. of participants No the Expo Sale Sale 1 Angul 31.10.2018 to 39 47.98 7.9 13.11.2018 2 Rourkela 30.11.2018 to 19 26.72 5.9 13.12.2018 3 Puri 24.12.2018 to 13.01.2019 33 10.69 3.2 Total 85.39 17.22
Sj. Rajani Kanta Singh. Hon’ble MLA inaugurating the Special Handloom Expo at Angul on dt. 31.10.2018.
Sj.Maheswar Mohanty, Hon’ble Minister, Revenue & Disaster Management, Odisha inaugurating the Spl. Handloom Expo at Puri in presence of the Collector & District Magistrate, Puri on 24/12/2018
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Sj. Subrat Tarai, Hon’ble MLA, inaugurating the Special Handloom Expo at Rourkela on dt.30/11/2018
Organization / Participation of Exhibitions - inside & outside state:
With an aim to publicize, promote & show case the Odisha hand wovens in different town/cities/metros in & outside the state, every year Boyanika organizes the exhibitions in & outside the state. During the year 2018-19 Boyanika organized / participated in different exhibitions including N.H. Expos & Spl. Expos with financial assistance under the scheme POHI and the sale generated is as below.
Sale Exhibitions No. (Rs. in Lakh) N.H.Expo 2 166.72 Spl. Handloom Expo 3 17.22 Exhibition organized in & outside state 14 216.36 Participation in exhibitions in & outside the 94.43 22 state Total 41 494.73
For the brand building & to boost the sale of Odisha handwovens, Boyanika has organized & Participated in the exhibitions outside the state as below during the year 2018- 19.
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1 Jajpur Road 08.06.18 to 31.03.19 5583299.75 2 Rairakhole 14.07.18 to 23.07.18 801426.00 3 Keonjhar 14.07.18 to 24.07.18 230800.00 4 Ranpur, Nayagada 11.07.18 to 31.07.18 1083449.95 5 Baliapal 01.01.19 to 31.09.19 1225932.10 6 Patamundai 06.03.19 to 31.03.19 787510.50 Outside the State 1 Odisha Bhawan,New Delhi 17.05.18 to 17.06.18 2326450.50
2 Bidhan Nagar Mela, Kolkata 13.07.18 to 06.08.18 1130304.05 3 Murshidabad W.B 01.09.18 to 15.09.18 1015426.30 4 C.R.Park, New Delhi 23.09.18 to 13.10.18 1510820.45 5 Pune 01.10.18 to 20.10.18 2101579.10 6 Odisha Bhawan,New Delhi 10.10.18 to 10.11.18 1586751.60 7 Bidhan Nagar Mela, Kolkata 08.12.18 to 03.01.19 1537891.30 8 Shantiniketan, WB 21.12.18 to 28.12.18 713960.80 Sub Total 21635602.40
Exhibitions Participated by Boyanika during the year 2018-19 Inside the State Sl Place of the Exhibition Period Total Sale 1 Salepur Mahotsav 25.04.18 to 28.04.18 40860.00 2 Special Expo Rourkela 02.10.18 to 15.10.18 140437.50 3 Special Expo Angul 31.10.18 to 13.11.18 799516.05 4 Make in Odisha Conclave 11.11.18 to 15.11.18 179900.00 5 Balijatra, Cuttack 23.11.18 to 29.11.18 145862.00 6 Balijatra, Paradeep 23.11.18 to 29.11.18 268190.00 7 Special Expo Rourkela 30.11.18 to 13.12.18 598816.00 8 Hockey World Cup 28.11.18 to 16.12.18 10360.00 9 Pallishree Mela, Kendrapara 20.12.18 to 26.12.18 469877.50 10 Toshali National Crafts Mela 28.12.18 to 13.01.19 4641305.25 https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 36/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt 11 N.H.Expo, Bargarh 10.01.19 to 26.01.19 5321604.50 12 Special Expo, Puri 24.12.18 to 13.01.19 324034.00 13 Chillika Mahotsava, Satapada 11.01.19 to 14.01.19 28547.00 Kandhamala Mahotsava, 14 18.01.19 to 22.01.19 Phulbani 65421.00 15 SOA university, Bhubaneswar 23.01.19 to 26.01.19 395970.00 International Dam Safety Conf. 16 13.02.19 to 14.02.19 2019, BBSR 115900.00
17 N.H Expo, Bhubaneswar 01.03.19 to 31.03.19 11351125.00
Outside State
Sl Place of the Exhibition Period Total Sale 1 Utkal Divas 01.04.18 15675.00 Birla Academy of Art & 2 29.08.18 to 01.09.18 100066.00 Culture, Kolkata 3 Kuchai Silk Expo, Ranchi 07.08.18 to 13.08.18 132678.00 Partyana Parva, Rajpath Lawn 4 16.09.18 to 27.09.18 ND 81575.00 5 Odisha Parva, Surat 02.09.18 to 03.09.18 75069.00 6 IITF, New Delhi 14.11.18 to 27.11.18 1268677.00 7 Moussorie, Uttarakhand 24.11.18 to 25.11.18 80993.00 8 N.H.Expo, Chennai 15.12.18 to 30.12.18 803742.80 9 Bharat Parv New Delhi 26.01.19 to 31.01.19 146501.45 10 Odisha Parva, New Delhi 15.03.19 to 17.03.19 234612.65 Sub Total 27837315.70 Grand Total 49472918.10
Participation in International Fair.
With an view to explore International market Boyanika participated in following National/International fair during the year 2018-19 .
Sl.No Place Period Sale 01 IITF, New Delhi 14.11.18 to 27.11.18 12,68,677.00 Total 12,68,677.00 https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 37/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt E-Commerce and Export The modern trend of business is on-line sale. Boyanika has introduced the e- commerce sale from the year 2013 in collaboration with Gocoop Pvt Ltd, Bangalore & Amazon.in. Further Boyanika has also its own website www.boyanika.com displaying the latest designs & new arrivals. During the year 2018-19 Boyanika has sold Odisha hand woven to the tune of Rs.82.00 lakh through online out of which fabrics to the tune of Rs.12.32 lakh has been exported to other countries as follows.
Sl.No Name of the country Value exported 1 Canada 85,585.50 2 Austrelia 34,303.50 3 France 14,305.50 5 Netherland 28,050.00 6 USA 10,70,266.30 Total Rs12,32,510.80
Celebration of National Handloom Day-2018
As Implementing Agency, Boyanika organized the celebration of “National Handloom Day” on 07.08.2018 at Jaydev Bhawan on behalf of the Handlooms, Textiles & Handicrafts Dept, Odisha. About 450 weavers from all over the state participated in the celebration of National Handloom Day. The event was inaugurated by Hon’ble Minister, Handlooms, Textiles & Handicrafts, Odisha in presence of Hon.ble MP, Sj. Prasanna Patasani, Honble MLA, Sj. Bijaya Kumar Mohanty, Priyadarshi Mishra & BMC Mayer, Sj. Ananta Narayan Jena & Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt HT&H dept. Govt of Odisha. One day handloom exhibition of the exclusive products of the awardees was organized Six numbers of PWCS were awarded for performing highest sale during last three years & successful completion of 75 years as mentioned below.
A) Best performance during last 03 years. 1.Prasanti WCS , Dist-Subarnapur, Sonepur zone. Rs.3,00,000.00 2.Laxminarayani WCS, Dist- Sonepur, Sonepur zone. Rs.2,00,000.00 3.Haragaouri WCS, Dist Sonepur, Sonepur zone. Rs.1,00,000.00 B) Completion of 75 years. 1. Pitala WCS Dist- Ganjam, Berhampur zone. Rs.1,00,000.00 2. PolsaraWCS , Dist- Ganjam , Berhampur Zone. Rs.1,00,000.00 3. Hinjilcut WCS, Dist- Berhampur, Berhampur zone Rs.1,00,000.00 https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 38/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt State award for the year 2016-17 given to nine nos of weavers for their outstanding contribution in the field of weaving, Tie-Dye & designing.. Pension under the scheme BBSY was released online to weavers.
Smt. Snehangini Chhuria, hon'ble Minister Handlooms, Textiles & Handicrafts inaugurating the National Handloom day at Jaydev Bhawan on 07/08/2018.
Smt. Snehangini Chhuria, hon'ble Minister Handlooms, Textiles & Handicrafts visiting the exhibition organized on occasion of National Handloom day at Jaydev Bhawan on 07/08/2018.
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Celebration of National Handloom Day at Jaydev Bhawan on 07.08.2018.
Dr.(Prof) Prasanna Patasani, hon’ble MP & Smt. Snehangini Chhuria, Hon’ble Minister, Handlooms, Textiles & Handicrafts, Odisha awarding prizes to the state awardees.
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State Awardees with the guest on dais during celebration of National Handloom Day on 07/08/2018 at Jayadev Bhawan. *****************
ACTIVITIES REPORT OF SAMBALPURI BASTRALAYA -2018- 19
S. BASTRALAYA (Sambalpuri Bastralaya Handloom Co-operative Society Ltd., Bargarh) It is the largest Primary Handloom Weavers Co-operative Society of State, a paradigm in the Handloom Sector of Odisha. Production of Handloom cloth of the society estimates to about 1/4th production of the state. It plays an important role in the socio-economic development of weavers by providing large-scale employment in the rural areas which includes a significant representation of S.C., S.T. & economically backward classes of the society including women. The society has its activities across the State, A Regional Office of the society is functioning at Bhubaneswar to take care of the activities in the coastal region. The society being a production-cum sale organisation, provides regular inputs and technical know-how as well as marketing supports under co- operative frame work to its weaver members. It also implements various developmental programmes of Government sanctioned from time to time meant for the weavers of the society. Major activities undertaken by the society during the year 2018-19 are as follows:- It has completed 64 years of Excellence for production & marketing of handloom cloths on 22nd June 2018. https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 41/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt The Society has been providing work to 5915 weavers of the society. The society is carrying out its production activities through 35 production branches of its own, 36 associated WCS. 25 nos. of new members have been enrolled and 168 number of idle looms have been activised. As per the recent amendment of rule on Election of Cooperative’2014 of the OCS Act & Rules, Election to the Committee of Management was held during January’2015 & the Board of Management of the society has been formed and assumed charges on dt.28.1.2015.
1. IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES:
i. BUSINESS TURN OVER:
During the year, the society has achieved production of cloth worth of Rs.55.83crore and sold fabrics to the tune of Rs.53.60crore, engaging 5718 nos of looms and provided employment both directly and indirectly to about 11436 weavers. Stoles for World Cup Hockey: Sambalpuri Bastralaya has the pride for manufacturing the stoles for Hockey Players and Officials of all the participating nations including stoles for the officials of the Hockey Federation of India. The programme was executed in association with the Sports & Youth Services Department, Government of Odisha.
MoU with Handloom Export Promotion Council: The Society executed an agreement with Handloom Export Council of India (HEPC) on dt 13.02.2019 at New Delhi in presence of Smt Smruti Irani, Hon’ble Minister Textiles, Government of
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Award: BRANDS OF ODISHA PRIDE OF INDIA CORPORATE EXECELLENCE AWARD-2019 Sambalpuri Bastralaya was awarded with Special Jury Award on “Brand of Odisha Pride of India” for its outstanding contribution to Handloom Industry. The prize was sponsored by Sambad Corporate Award-2019 and received by the Managing Director of the Society from Sj. Naveen Pattnaik, Hon’ble Chief Minister, Odisha. SAMBAD eXCELLENCE AWARD 2018-19 (Sri D. Nanda, Managing Director of the Society receives the award)
ii. IMPLEMENTATION OF GOVERNMENT SCHEMES
a) Promotion of Handloom Industry (POHI.) Assistance of Rs 26.075lakh has been utilized under the scheme towards activities like, organizing 8 outside state exhibitions, 26 nos. of inside exhibition, Participating in 2 nos. of NH EXPOs and achieved sales of Rs.803.62lakh. Infrastructure development works of the society have been undertaken under POHI by utilizing 3.00lakh towards Interior decoration of Newly opened Show room at Barpali. Similarly, under publicity component, funds of Rs.57.0982lakh has been utilized for the advertisement through print and electronic medias as well as erection of Hoardings and Sign Boards. b) M.G.B.B.Y. Scheme During the year, 236 weaver members have been covered under the scheme. c) P.M.J.J.B.Y. During the year, 1091 weaver members have been covered under the scheme. d) Barista Bunakar Sahayata Yojana. During the year, 12 weaver members have been covered under the scheme. e) Workshed scheme Provided one workshed to weavers for which a sum of Rs.0.70lakh have been utilized. f) Participation in 13th Toshali Craft Mela’2018. Sambalpuri Bastralaya has participated in the sale during 13th Toshali Fair and achieved sales of Rs. 36.12lakh during Dec’2018 and also live demonstration of handloom weaving was done.
g. Introduction of New Designs
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h. Functioning of Garment Manufacturing Unit, at Bargarh.
The Soiciety has its own garment stitching unit functioing in the premeises of the organisation at Bastralaya. The unit was etablished during the year 2014-15 availing assistance from the State Government. Ranges of garments like kurtees, paijama, jackets, coats and other fashion garments for all clasess of customers are manufactured here through professionally expert designers.
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Sambalpuri Dress supplied to NIT, Rourkela for their Convocation Programme.
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Yarn Bank Scheme Yarn business of Rs.6.95crore have been achieved during the year 2018-19 under 10% Hank yarn subsidy scheme.
iii. Functioning of Regional Office, Bhubaneswar:-
One Regional office is functioning at Bhubaneswar to provide work to the weavers of coastal belt through Primary WCS of Cuttack, Khurdha & Nayagarh Zone. During the year 2018-19, cloth worth of Rs.1.97crore were produced through 30 affiliated Weavers Cooperative Societies.
iv. Dyeing Unit:-
Society has been supplying dyed yarn to its weaver members by dyeing yarn through its own dyeing unit equipped with Cabinet Dyeing Machine.
v. OTHERS CULTURAL ACTIVITIES:
Society observes birth as well as death anniversary of its founder Padmashree Dr. Krutarth Acharya on 20th March & 7th May respectively.
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119th Birth Anniversary of Padmashree Dr. K. Acharya was held on 20.3.2019 during 2018-19. Details of category wise men & women weavers benefitted under developmental scheme
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SC ST OBC TOTAL SC ST OBC TOTAL MGBBY/PMJJBY Weavers 110 13 785 908 74 11 334 419 1327 covered BBSY - - 19 19 - - 2 2 21 TECHNOLOGY INTERVINTION Supply of 10 - 36 46 2 - 2 4 50 Slay Concrete - 3 68 71 - - 9 9 80 Loom Pit Brass 6 4 188 198 5 1 26 32 230 Reeds Tie &Dye - 2 87 89 - - 11 11 100 yarn grouping machine Workshed - - 01 01 - - - 01 SUCCESS STORY - I Name of the entrepreneur - Sri Arjuna Pal, S/o Lokanath Pal At – Bidharpur, https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 46/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt PO- Abhimanpur Dist – Cuttack Contact No. - 9938315201 Achievements: Awarded with State award in Tie & Dye in the year 2010-11. Awarded with National Merit Certificate in Tie & Dye in 2012. Awarded with Best Quality product by Community Owned Company (FABINDIA) in 2018. Sri Arjuna Pal born on 16th June 1975 started weaving traditional KantiaChadar and 60sphulachagala saree in 1992 and then after switched over to more remunerative products gradually. Now Sri Pal is producing natural dyed fabrics in both cotton and silk with tie & dye design. Sri Pal has largely been influenced by different Designers of national repute like Neeru Kumar, PankajaSethy, Ritu Kumar, Rta Kapoor Chisti, Rajesh Thakur, Anoop Chowdhury and many others. Around 20 nos. of weavers/allied workers are employed by the unit. The current turnover of the unit is around 8 to 10 lakhs per annum. Sri Pal faced many challenges for producing particular shade of required natural dyed Tie & Dye yarn with desired motifs given by the Designers at different times. To overcome such problems necessary training (Natural Dyeing process on cotton & silk yarn at Nuapatna No-1 WCS, Nuapatna under POHI) as well as technical support was provided by the Zonal Asst. Director of Textiles, Athagarh, as and when required by the entrepreneur. Provide with MUDRA Weavers’ Loan of Rs. 0.50 lakh in 2016-17. Sri Pal was sponsored for one 18 days Dyeing training programme at Central Silk Board, Bangalore during the year 2008 for acquiring updated knowledge on silk dyeing process and sent for one 3 days exposure visit to Color Tex, Surat by NHDC, Bhubaneswar to acquire knowledge on Dye stuff and its properties. The entrepreneur has planned to establish the unit as a Common Work Shed – cum- training Centre for providing training to the interested artisans on different process of handloom activities and create consciousness among young weavers to produce natural dyed fabric, which gives more remuneration and has great impact on green revolution. Photos of Sri Arjun Pal
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SUCCESS STORY - II
1. Name of the entrepreneur - Sri SaratPatra, S/o Gopal Patra At – Nuapatna, PO- Nuapatna Dist – Cuttack Contact No. - 9938335591 Achievements: Awarded with National award in Tie & Dye in the year 1993. Awarded with Santa Kabir Award in Tie & Dye in 2015. Certificate of merit given by the Hon’ble Chief Minister, Odisha. Sri Sarta Patra started weaving as a hereditary weaver since his childhood and started the production Unit in the year 1985 for providing training to local youth and some of the trainees has also been awarded with State Award in Tie & Dye in different years. Sri Patra mainly produce traditional tie & Dye products in Natural Dye with innovative ideas. Sri Patra has largely been influenced by his elder brother Sri Surendra Kumar Patra, who is a Handloom Technocrat. With the help of his elder brother, Sri Patra developed one Wall Hanging with in Tie & Dye on “Gita Gobinda”, which brought him “National Award in 1993. Sri Patra is awarded with “Santa Kabir Award” for his outstanding work on Wall Hanging with in Tie & Dye on the life of Lord Buddha, which brought him “National Award in 1993. Around 05 nos. of weavers/allied workers are employed by the unit. The current turnover of the unit is around 03 to 04 lakhs per annum. Sri Patra has not faced any specific challenges for producing innovative products with natural dyed Tie & Dye yarn with desired motifs. For boosting up of his skill and display of his outstanding works Sri Patra was sent for Exposure visit to Varanasi in 1995-96, to Malaysia in 2013 and to Myanmar in 2014. Sri Patra was sanctioned with a loan of Rs. 2.50 lakh by PNB, Maniabandh for development of his unit. The entrepreneur has planned to train more and more youth of the area for overall development of Tie & Dye culture. He is planning to establish one exclusive Handloom Museum with old traditional handloom products. Photos of Sri SaratPatra
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Success Story of Handloom Product supplier through e-marketing system.
i. Name of the Entrepreneur - Sri Chitaranjan Pal ii. Qualification - B-Tech in Civil Engg. iii. Age - 25 yrs. iv. Address - At- Abhimanpur, PO- Abhimanpur, Dist- Cuttack v. Contact No - Mob:-7008876639
Sri Chitaranjan pal was born in a weaver family of Abhimanpur, Baramba, Cuttack area. He completed the B Tech course in Civil Engineering from DRIEMS, CollegeTangi, Cuttack in the year 2016. After completing the B Tech Course he helped his Father Sri Pratap Pal, Proprietor of Odisha Handloom Supply Agency for improving the Business and also start e- marketing of handloom products through “AMAZON” e-commerce site. In the same year the agency was able to sale around Rs. 10.00 lakhs of handloom products through e-marketing and the turnover increased to Rs.93.00 lakhs in the year2017-18 due to sincere, hard work, implementation of computer skills
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1. Sambalpuriikatcottn saree 2. Sambalpuriikat silk saree 3. Maniabandhi mesmerized cotton saree 4. Ikat dress Material 5. Ikat Than 6. Khandua Silk saree 7. Khandua cotton saree 8. Badabag cotton saree 9. Lungi &Gamuchha 10. Handloom stiched shirts 11. Kurta for men etc.
The agency has planned to increase his business more and more in future and success. He is planning to establish one exclusive Showroom in Bhubaneswar. SUCCESS STORY OF HANDLOOM WEAVER UNDER WEAVER MUDRA SCHEME Government of India has introduced a scheme Mudra Scheme. Under the scheme the local banks are financing to strengthening the weavers for betterment of their livelihood. To expedite the scheme Government of India has launched during September 2015 “Mudra Card” for the weavers and started on pilot basis in Athagarh Textile Zone through United Bank, Nuapatana Branch. In order to study the actual benefit as being provided under the scheme a detail analysis is made among 2 weavers of Nuapatanaarea out of availed finance under the scheme as follows. Success Story of Handloom Weaver.
i. Name of the beneficiary - KartikBardhan ii. Father/ Husband’s Name - KrushanBardhan iii. Age - 42 yrs. iv. Address - At-Nuapatna, PO-Nuapatna, Dist-Cuttack v. Name of the borrowing Bank- UBI, Nuapatna Branch vi. Assistance availed -Mudra Scheme vii. Amount availed - Rs.50,000/- viii. Year of Loan availed - 2018-19 ix. Details utilisation of funds:-
a. Purchase of yarn = Rs.20000 /- b. Purchase of two looms- Rs.20,000/- https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 50/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt c. Purchase of accessories- Rs.5,000/- d. Other expenditure - Rs.5,000/-
Total: - Rs.50,000/-
x. Previous Status of the weaver:-
Earlier the weaver was producing Chagala Saree in a loom under the local Master Weaver. The Master Weaver was supplying him warp & finished tie & dye weft yarn & getting back finished product Saree by paying only the conversion charges @Rs.220/- per pcs. to the weaver. So the extra benefit and profit goes directly to the pocket of the Master Weaver. The details monthly income of the weaver was as follows:-
a. No. of Pcs produced in a month = 15pcs cotton Saree b. Monthly income Rs.220/- X 15=Rs.3,300/- per month
xi. Present Status:-
But now he is installing another loom for his family and his brother & father are also engaged for production work. So, he is producing 52pcs. of cotton saree per month in 2 looms. Due to having sufficient raw materials, he is able to maintain continuity of regular processing chain for producing fabrics in time. He is also getting extra benefit by way of own raw materials and owned profit margin. Hence present monthly income of the weaver is as follows:-
a. Cost of raw materials =Rs.436/-Per pcs. X 52pcs. =Rs.22,672/- 2/100 yarn = Rs.296.00 Art Silk = Rs. 15.00 Bandha =Rs.75.00 Dyeing charge = Rs.50.00 Total =Rs.436/-Per pcs. b. Sale price of Saree Rs.750/-X 52 =Rs.39,000/- c. Net Income Rs.464/- X 20 =Rs.16,328/-
Thus the beneficiary is earning more of Rs.13,028/-per month and maintaining livelihood happily. Due to more earning last year the beneficiary has constructed a latrine for his family, purchased a bike for maintaining his living standard & expended about Rs.20,000/- in the marriage ceremony of his nice & relatives. The beneficiary has been covered under Mahatma Gandhi BunakarBimaYojana. He is also repaying his loan instalment regularly. At present his loan outstanding is Rs.30,743/- as on March’2019. Lastly as per the statement of Sri Bardhan, the scheme saved his family from the exploitation of the Master Weaver and also gave engagement other members of the family, by which he can able to earn more & save money for his future life in the “Mudra Scheme”.
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Kartika Bardhan engaged in weaving& Mother of the beneficiary engaged in preparatory work
TEXTILE SECTOR ******************* COOPERATIVE SPINNING MILLS: At present six nos. of cooperative spinning mills are existing under Odisha State Cooperative Spinning Mills Federation Ltd., and almost all the spinning mills have ceased their production activities. Out of these Shree Gopinath Weavers Cooperative Spinning Mills Ltd., Baliapal have been privatized by Govt. and handing over possession (except land) as well as execution of sale deed except land has been completed. As regards to other five spinning mills, three spinning mills namely Shree Jagannath Weavers Cooperative Spinning Mills Ltd., Nuapatna, Cuttack; Shree Sarala Weavers Cooperative Spinning Mills Ltd., Tirtol, Jagatsinghpur and Utkal Weavers Cooperative Spinning Mills Ltd., Khordha have been put under liquidation. The liquidation process is going on and the other two spinning mills i.e. Orissa Weavers Cooperative Spinning Mills Ltd., Tora, Bargarh and Kalinga Weavers Cooperative Spinning Mills Ltd., Govindpur, Dhenkanal are under privatization process. ONGOING PROJECTS OF GOVERNMENT IN TEXTILE SECTOR SPINFED is implementing different project and schemes for promotion of Textile Industries in the State sponsored by MoT, GoI and GoO. Incubation Centre: (To Create 1st Generation Entrepreneurs in Apparel Manufacturing)
It is pilot phase project of MoT, GoI to create 1st generation professional entrepreneur in the field of textile sector to fulfill the objective to create successive acumen ship entrepreneurs to set up their Garment / Apparel industries in the State. SPINFED is the Implementing Agency (IA). The scheme was sanctioned by MoT, GoI with an estimated cost of Rs.12.93 Cr. out of which, Rs.12.00 Cr. for infrastructure purpose and Rs.0.93 Cr. as CBS (Capacity Building Services). After finalization of land at Chandaka Industrial Estate, the civil construction work has been assigned to CPWD, Bhubaneswar and the same is under progress. For the purpose of peripheral development, https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 52/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt Govt. of Odisha have released Rs.2.25 Crore and the activities are under progress.
POTI (Promotion of Textile Industries): SPINFED is implementing the scheme availing assistance from Govt. of Odisha to promote textile industries in the State and have undertaken initiatives for following promotional activities.
Conducting different programmes on awareness and training for the power loom weavers / entrepreneurs, Ginning and Pressing operators, stake holders in and outside and cotton growing pockets through workshop, seminar, exposure visit etc. Up-gradation of cotton testing laboratory to provide quality parameter of cotton to cultivators to determine the right price as per MSP guidelines. Govt. of Odisha have sanctioned Rs.45.00 lakh for the purpose. Govt. of Odisha organized Make in Odisha Conclave during November 2018. Textiles & Apparel is one of the focus sector of the State. A session on “Odisha a Hub for Value added Textiles” was organized to show case potential of the State in Textile & Apparel manufacturing and to explore investment opportunities by Govt. In HT&H Deptt. Prominent key speakers from Textiles & apparel sector have been invited for sectoral session chaired by Hon’ble Minister, HT&H, where Development Commissioner-cum-ACS & Commissioner-cum-Secretary, HT&H were also speaker in the session.
Odisha Apparel Policy 2016:
Odisha Apparel Policy 2016 have been launched by Govt. of Odisha during November 2016 and SPINFED is the nodal agency to facilitate the investors / entrepreneurs for setting up of Garment & Apparel industries in the State. In this connection road shows/ investors meet have been organized during January 2018 at Kolkata, and Govt. have also sanctioned Rs.30.00 lakh for organizing more and more road shows. M/s Shahi Exports Pvt. Ltd., have started their commercial production since January 2017. They have engaged 2740 no. of workers in their unit especially women workforce. Govt., have released Rs.63,85,167/- towards incentive for the year 2017-18 in favour of unit under Odisha Apparel Policy 2016.
Establishment of a Training Hub:
A proposal for setting up of Odisha State Textile Training Centre is also approved by the Govt. and the funds required for the purpose has been sanctioned and released for construction of the Training Centre. Identification of land is under process and after possession of the land, the construction work shall be taken up.
Setting up of power loom units in BPOAA, Jamujhari:
The Govt. of Odisha in Home Deptt. have sanctioned Rs.1.22 Cr to set up a power loom unit at Biju Pattnaik Open Air Ashram (BPOAA) premises. The DPR and machinery installation work has been allotted to SPINFED at a cost of Rs.47.50 lacs. The construction work of the building has already been completed by the Police Housing Corporation. Steps have been taken for https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 53/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt procurement of powerloom, machineries & equipments through a Common Purchase Committee constituted for the purpose. Necessary tender for procurement of powerlooms, machineries & allied equipments will be procured through tender and commissioning of machineries and equipments will be done very soon.
Raw Material Bank
The Govt. of Odisha have provided Rs.50.00 lakh for establishment of a Raw Material Bank at Siminoi, Dhenkanal to cater the need of raw material i.e. yarn of the local power loom weavers. A society to this effect has already been registered.
FRONT VIEW OF INCUBATION CENTER
SIDE VIEW OF INCUBATION CENTER
INNER VIEW OF INCUBATION CENTER
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MAKE IN ODISHA CONCLAVE
SERICULTURE SECTOR
The main Sericulture activities comprise of plantation of silkworm host plants to feed the silkworms, rearing of silk worms to pass through different stages of its life cycle to spin silk cocoons, harvesting of cocoon crop, its marketing and unwinding the silk filament for value added benefits such as reeling, twisting and weaving in the forward chain. Odisha is predominantly a Tasar producing State. Tasar farming is adopted mostly by tribal farmers in different forest rich Districts of the State. Tasar cultivation is done in 14 districts viz. Mayurbhanj, Keonjhar, Sundergarh, Deogarh, Dhenkanal, Angul, Jajpur, Boudh, Sonepur, Kalahandi, Nuapada, Nawarangpur, Balasore & Sambalpur. There are 62 Primary Tasar Rearer’s Co-operative Societies which are affiliated to Odisha State Cooperative Tasar & Silk Federation (Serifed) at the Apex level. During 2018-19, an estimated 77050 Kahans (1232.80 lakh Nos.) of Tasar cocoons have been produced and more than 16000 tribal farmers have earned their livelihood through Tasar farming. Apart from Natural forest, systematic plantation of Asan/Arjun trees are taken up under MGNREGS and RKVY Schemes which are being distributed to farmers after 3 years of maintenance for rearing of Tasar silkworms for production of cocoons. The marketing support is provided by Serifed. https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 55/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt Eri is cultivated in pockets of Kendrapada, Jagatsingpur, Cuttack, Nayagarh, Khurda, Kandhamal, Sundergarh, Keonjhar, Rayagada, Kalahandi, Sambalpur, Dhenkanal & Angul districts as a subsidiary activity. Castor plantation raised in 1720 acres with involvement of 3440 beneficiaries and an estimated 6590 Kg of cocoons were produced during 2018-19. Castor cultivation not only helps the farmers in earning their livelihood but also contribute for oil seed production. Mulberry Sericulture is non-traditional to the State and is cultivated in limited pockets of 11 districts namely Gajapati, Koraput, Rayagada, Kalahandi, Deogarh, Phulbani, Keonjhar, Mayurbhanj, Nayagarh, Subarnapur & Khurda due to climatic limitations. During 2018-19, an estimated 24941 Kg. of mulberry cocoons were produced with involvement of more than 1216 farmers. Different Schemes such as MGNREGS, RKVY, Promotion of Sericulture Industry (State Plan), Up-gradation of seed infrastructure for production of Tasar Dfls and Restructured Central Sector Scheme (Silk Samagra) & Tribal Sub Plan Scheme of Govt. of India are being implemented through the primary societies to support the Sericulturists in Tasar, Eri & Mulberry cultivation. Farmers are supported for systematic plantations, high yielding variety food plants, seed / cutting / saplings, disease free layings, chawki worms, rearing house, rearing equipments, grainage house, disinfectants and marketing supports through the co-operative system. STATE PLAN
1. PROMOTION OF SERICULTURE INDUSTRIES (State Plan) PoSI
This is an ongoing scheme, implemented since 1996-97. The object of the scheme is to augment different Sericulture activities by providing necessary infrastructural support, high yielding varieties of planting materials, supply of quality disease free layings (Dfls), chawki worms, disinfecting materials, utility items to tasar growers, study tour and training of officials / Staff / Farmers, organization of awareness camps, publicity & propaganda, working capital to societies & computerization, etc. During 2018-19, Rs. 785.62 lakhs have been sanctioned under the scheme (including the sub scheme Reimbursement Cost on procurement of Reelable Tasar cocoons and State matching share of Silk Samagra) for implementation of the programme. A. UPGRADATION OF SEED INFRASTRUCTURE FOR PRODUCTION OF TASAR Dfls. This is in implementation since 2013-14 and became a sub-scheme under PoSI scheme since 2016-17. The main objective is to upgrade the tasar seed production infrastructure of the State PPCs. Under the scheme, 16 Pilot Project Centers are being upgraded by developing infrastructure & providing equipments for production of tasar basic seed to meet the increased demand for tasar seed in the https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 56/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt state in a phased manner. Up to 2017-18 funds have been sanctioned for upgrading 16nos. of PPCs. Each upgraded centre will have an enhanced preservation capacity of 160,000 nos. of tasar seed cocoons which will be utilized for production of disease free basic seed and supplied to seed farmers for 1st seed crop rearing every year. B. REIMBURSEMENT COST ON PROCUREMENT OF REELABLE TASAR COCOONS: The basic object of the scheme is to encourage Tasar growers to achieve higher productivity and maintain quality in rearing for producing more reelable Tasar cocoons and sale it to the Primary Tasar Rearers Cooperative Society. It also envisages for checking smuggling of cocoons by the unauthorized private operators. The scheme aims to provide additional income to Tasar rearers by way of incentive bonus @ 0.25 Paisa for each reelable tasar cocoon sold to the Primary Society. This is over and above the cost price of the cocoons paid to the farmers. It not only increases the income of the farmers from Tasar cultivation but also encourage them to stay on the activity for their economic upliftment through the co-operative network. Under the sub scheme, Rs.52.06389 lakhs has been sanctioned during 2018-19 for 20,825,556 nos. of reelable tasar cocoons. Amount sanctioned under the above schemes during the year 2018-19 is indicated below. Financial (in lakh Rs.)
Sl Name of the Budget Name of the Expenditure % No Scheme out lay Scheme Promotion of Promotion of 1. Sericulture Sericulture 665.91611 Industries (SP) Industries (SP) Reimbursement Reimbursement 52.06389 A. Cost of Reelable 800.00 Cost of Reelable Tasar Cocoon Tasar Cocoon 98.20 State Matching State Matching 67.64 2. share of Silk share of Silk Samagra Samagra
TOTAL 800.00 785.62
v. CONSERVATION OF ‘MODAL’ ECO RACE IN SIMILIPAL BIOSPHERE
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EMERGENCE OF MOTH IN A MODAL GRAINAGE
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CLIPING OF MODAL SEED IN A SAL TREE IN MECP AREA
v. DISTRICT FUNDING- During 2018-19, Rs.2366.23358 lakh have been sourced by different districts under MGNREGS for taking up Asan/Arjun and mulberry plantation as well as maintenance as detailed in the following table.
Sl. Zone Source of Name of the Purpose Financial Physical Funding Districts No (Rs in Lakh) 1. Asan /Arjun Arjun/Asan Mayurbhanj Plantation-322 Ha 1 Baripada DRDA Plantation & 818.67906 2. Asan /Arjun Balasore Maint. Maint.-1170 Ha
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Dhenkanal Maint. -210 Ha Jajpur 1.Mulberry Plantation Kalahandi Maint.-45 Ac Mulberry 2.Mulberry Plantation-20 3 Kalahandi DRDA Nuapada Plantation & 32.00132 Ac Maint. 3. Asan /Arjun Maint -90 Ha
Keonjhar 1. Arjun /Asan Arjun/Asan Plantation-320Ha. 4 Keonjhar DRDA Plantation & 710.25286 Maint 2. Asan /Arjun Maint -850 Ha
Koraput 1 Mulberry Plantation-8 Mulberry Ac 5 Koraput DRDA Rayagada Plantation & 6.19674 2.Mulberry Plantation Nawarangpur Maint. Maint.-210 Ac
Boudh 1. Asan /Arjun Plantation.-20 Ha Kandhamal Arjun/Asan Plantation & 2.Asan /Arjun maint-170 Maint. Ha 6 Phulbani DRDA 261.92951 Muberry 3. Mulberry Plantn. – 50 Plantation & Ac Maintenance 4.Mulberry Plantation Maint-224 Ac Sundergarh 1. Asan /Arjun plant. -60 Arjun/Asan Ha 7 Sundergarh DRDA Plantation & 176.22599 Maint. 2. Asan /Arjun maint.- 350 Ha. Deogarh 1.Arjun /Asan Plantation Sambalpur – 29 Ha. Asan/Arjun 2. Asan /Arjun maint 8 Deogarh DRDA Plantation & 41.89164 -163 Ha. Maint. 3. Mulberry Plantation Maint-11 Ac
9 Chandargiri DRDA Gajapati Arjun/Asan 286.34486 1. Arjun/Asan Plantation Plantation & -94 Ha. Maint. 2. Arjun/Asan Plantn Mulberry maint.-303 Ha. Maint. https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 61/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt
3.Mulberry Plantation Maint.-361 Ac 1.Asan /Arjun plantation -845 Ha 2. Asan /Arjun maint.-3306 Ha Total 2366.23358 3. Mulberry Plantn. –78 Ac 4. Mulberry Plantation Maint-851 Ac
ACHIEVEMENT IN TASAR DURING 2018-19
Sl Activities 2018-19 No.
01 Plantation (MGNREGS) 845 Ha
02 Dfls Utilisation (Lakh No.) 25.43
03 Cocoon production(Est. in Lakh Nos.) 1232.80
04 Silk production(Est in .M.T) 123.28
05 Farmers covered (No.) 16514
ACHIEVEMENT IN ERI DURING 2018-19
Sl Activities 2018-19 No.
01 Plantation 1720 Ac
02 Dfls Utilisation (Lakh No.) 1.0
03 Cocoon production (Est. in M.T) 6.590
04 Silk production (Est. in M.T) 5.27
05 Farmers covered (No.) 3440
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01 Plantation 78 Ac
02 Dfls Utilisation (Lakh No.) 1.03
03 Cocoon production Est. in (M.T) 24.941
04 Silk production(Est. in M.T) 2.77
05 Farmers covered (No.) 1216
TASAR FORESTRY UNDER MGNREGS
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TASAR (ASAN/ARJUN) NURSERY UNDER MGNREGS
HARVESTING OF TASAR COCOONS BY A FARMER FROM HIS REARING FIELD
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TASAR SILK YARN MAKING BY WOMEN REELERS OF BHAGAMUNDA TASAR REARERS COOP SOCEITY IN HARICHANDANPUR BLOCK OF KEONJHAR DISTRICT
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A TRIBAL WOMEN ENGAGED IN TASAR REARING
HARVESTED TASAR COCOON
Special Achievements
Hon’ble Chief Minister, Odisha felicitating Sericulture Farmers of our State who were awarded by Govt. of India for their significant achievement in Sericulture Sector for the year 2018-19.
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State unit was awarded for developing Complete Value Chain concept on Tasar Sericulture on 9th February,2019 at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi. Smt. Shubha Sarma, IAS, Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt. of Odisha receiving the momento from Smt. Sushma Swaraj, Hon’ble Union Minister for External Affairs & Smt. Smriti Zubin Irani, Hon’ble Union Minister for Textiles, Govt. of India.
INSTITUTIONS UNDER SERICULTURE SECTOR – “SERIFED Odisha Cooperative Tasar & Silk Federation (SERIFED) Ltd. is an Apex federation which undertakes marketing of cocoons in the State. There are 62 Primary Tasar Rearers Cooperative Societies, 37 Mulberry Rearers Cooperative Societies and https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 67/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt 62 Primary Weavers Cooperative Societies affiliated to Serifed as its member societies. It also markets handloom fabrics through its sale outlet called “AMLAN”. During 2018-19, Serifed transacted business for Rs.873.23 lakh. Besides this, the engineering cell of Serifed implemented infrastructure development projects for Rs.603.99 lakh in 2018-19. The following support price for different varieties of silk cocoons was declared by Serifed vide Letter No.III-6(17)/Serifed/18-19/ 1095(61) dated 29.9.2018.
Sl.no. Variety Purchase price Lifting price Sale price from the from the of Serifed rearers TRCS Fixation of purchase / sale price of tasar cocoon 1 Reeling Tasar Cocoons/ Rs.770/- Rs.800/- Rs.820/- Tola 2 Ghicha Cocoons/Kg. Rs.1600/- Rs.1660/- Rs.1700/-
3 Chupi Cocoons/Kg. Rs.800/- Rs.860/- Rs.900/-
Fixation of price of Mulberry Yarn Sl.no. Variety Purchase price Prevailing Service Charge from the rearers/MRCS 1 Bi x Bi (Kg) Rs.2600/- Rs.10/- 2 Ni x Bi (Kg) Rs.1700/- Rs.10/-
3 N.R Cocoons Rs.50/- Rs.05/-
Fixation of purchase/ sale price of Eri cut cocoon Sl.no. Eri cocoon (Pireced) Present price Prevailing Service from farmers Charge 1 Eri cut cocoons (Kg.) Rs.550/- Rs.20/-
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HANDICRAFTS SECTOR OF ODISHA Odisha is considered as land of handicrafts which is an integral part of our cultural heritage. As many as 50 different crafts are practiced by about 1.30 lakh https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 68/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt artisans in varied degrees and dispersed through-out the state. The State has got best craftsmanship in the country having highest number of artisans honoured with National Awards including Padma Awards. The handicraft sector has been recognized as a potential sector for providing self employment both in rural & urban areas with less capital investment, use of simple technology and having ample scope for marketing with value addition. The Directorate of Handicrafts & Cottage Industries is looking after promotion and development of handicrafts sector in the State. The following state level organizations are now functioning under the administrative control of this Directorate to facilitate the development of handicraft sector.
1. Orissa State Co-operative Handicrafts Corporation Ltd.(UTKALIKA) 2. State Institute for Development of Arts & Crafts (SIDAC)
Budget for 2018-19 (Handicraft Sector) (Rs. in Lakhs)
S.N Name of the Scheme Budget Expenditure Provision Made (S.S) 1 Institutional Training 90.93 60.93 2 Gurusishya Parampara Training 107.34 107.34 3 MCM Training Programme 350.19 350.19 4 Marketing Assistance & Publicity 678.79 678.79 5 Craft Village Programme 353.16 284.78 6 MDA for Handicraft Societies 70.00 0 7 Grant-in-Aid to SIDAC 100.00 100.00 8 Silpi Unnati Yojana (SUY) 50.00 50.00 9 Construction of Housing-cum-Workshed 80.00 80.00 10 Distribution of Solar Lanterns 40.00 0 11 Establishment of Handicrafts & 96.00 95.99 Handloom Museum 12 Development of Handicrafts through 20.00 20.00 Information Technology 13 State Handicraft Artisan Database 10.00 10.00 Management
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Following activities are undertaken during 2018-19 for development of this sector.
1. State Plan (Promotion of Handicraft Industries) 1. Institutional Training
The departmental training centres established at state and district level play an important role in creating new generation craft persons with adequate skill transfer and exposure. Following training courses are conducted at state & district level in departmental training centers. State Level Training Centre
a. This centre is running in Handicrafts Complex and managed by SIDAC. During the year 2018-19, 118 candidates have completed training and 122 candidates are undergoing training in various crafts as per the details below.
Sl.No Craft Completed Training Undergoing Training
Basic Higher Masters Total Basic Higher Masters Total 1 Stone 6 3 4 13 10 4 2 16 Carving 2 Wood 10 4 6 20 10 6 2 18 Carving https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 70/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt 3 Pattachitra 10 8 7 25 10 9 7 26 4 Plam Leaf 10 8 6 24 10 7 7 24 Engraving 5 Terracotta 10 8 0 18 10 9 0 19 6 Applique 10 8 0 18 10 9 0 19 Total 56 39 23 118 60 44 18 122
District Level Training Centres
a. 151 candidates completed 1-year basic training in following crafts. Similarly, 151 candidates are undergoing training during the year.
Sl. Craft No. Completed No. Undergoing No. training training 1 Sea Shell 10 10 2 Cane & Bamboo 66 66 3 Sabai Grass 10 10 4 Golden Grass 20 20 6 Stone Carving 30 39 7 Pattachitra 15 6 Total 151 151
2. Gurusishya Parampara Training
The scheme envisages transfer of traditional skill of National level Awardee/ State level Awardees to new generation of artisans in the pattern of Gurusishya tradition of learning to up-keep the traditional craft heritage. During 2018-19, training has been imparted to 405 trainees under Gurusishya Parampara as detailed below:
S. Name of the Place Name of the Craft Trainees N DIC (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 1 Bargarh Barpalli Natural fibre 15 2 Bhubaneswar Bhakara Sahi Applique 15 3 Bhubaneswar Bhingarpur Pattachitra 15 4 Bhubaneswar Karadagadia Paper Machie 15 5 Bhubaneswar Kalmatia Patna, Jatni Pattachitra 15 https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 71/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt S. Name of the Place Name of the Craft Trainees N DIC (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 6 Jagatsingpur Ganailo, Raghunthpur Pattachitra 15 7 Kalinganagar Rudrapur Stone Carving 15 8 Kendrapda Jajanga Golden Grass 15 9 Kendrapda Orishabindha Pattachitra 15 10 Keonjhar Mahadevpur Paper Machie 15 11 Keonjhar Sailong, Ghasipura Paper Machie 15 12 Chaumuhin, 15 Keonjhar Paper Machie Ghasipura 13 Nayagarh Khalisahi Brass metal Craft 15 14 Nayagarh Ranpur Terracotta 15 15 Puri Raghurajpur Pattachitra 15 16 Puri Chitraghara, Tripuri Pattachitra 15 17 Puri Tripuri, Kanas Pattachitra 15 18 Puri Mouzbeg, Pipili Palmleaf engraving 15 19 Puri Ganganarayanpur Palmleaf engraving 15 20 Puri Beleswarpatna Palmleaf engraving 15 21 Puri Raghurajpur Pattachitra 15 22 Puri Raghurajpur Palmleaf engraving 15 23 Puri Raghurajpur Pattachitra 15 24 Subarnapur Kuhibahal Terracotta 15 25 Cuttack Lalitagiri wood carving 15 26 Jagatsingpur Nuagaon, Kujanga Straw craft 15 27 Balasore Jamujhadi Bamboo Craft 15 405
3. MCM Training Programme
The scheme is reintroduced to impart training to artisan in different crafts by engaging reputed master craft persons in order to increase the handicraft artisans of the state as this sector provides the best opportunity for self employment with
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Sl. Name of the Location Craft Duration No. of No. D.I.C. artisans 1 2 3 4 5 (6) 1 Balangir Ranipur, Bangomunda Applique 6 months 15 2 Balangir Kutenpal,Raisingha Applique 6 months 15 Bargarh Bamboo 15 3 Brahamandihi craft 6 months Bhubaneswar Bentappur Palm leaf 6 months 15 4 Engv. Bhubaneswar Bhingarpur Palm leaf 6 months 15 5 Engv. Bhubaneswar Pariya Patapur Palm leaf 6 months 15 6 Engv. Bhubaneswar Panikata Palm leaf 6 months 15 7 Engv. 8 Bhubaneswar Alisisasan pattachitra 1 year 15 9 Bhubaneswar Sampur Applique 6 months 15 Bhubaneswar Badachhelipatna Palm leaf 6 months 15 10 Engv. 11 Bhubaneswar Satyanagar Applique 6 months 15 12 Bhubaneswar Karadi, Baluagaon Applique 6 months 15 Bhubaneswar Giringo, Balipatna Palm leaf 6 months 15 13 Engv. 14 Bhubaneswar Nariso Applique 6 months 15 15 Cuttack sahadapada,Banki Applique 6 months 15 16 Gajapati Paralakhemundi Embroidery 6 months 15 17 Ganjam Badapur,Rangeilunda Embroidery 6 months 15 18 Ganjam Berhampur Applique 6 months 15 19 Kalinganagar Sukunda Applique 6 months 15 20 Kalinganagar Uttangara Terracotta 6 months 15
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93 Bargarh Jamla, Padampur Terracotta 15 Brass & 15 94 Bargarh Andharipali,Atabira bell metal 6 months 95 Bargarh Badikata,Paikamal Applique 6 months 15 Bamboo 15 96 Bargarh Bhojpur,Bhatli craft 6 months Bamboo 15 97 Bargarh Raisara,Bhatli craft 6 months 98 Bargarh Sulsulia,Bhatli Terracotta 6 months 15 99 Bhadrak Kusunnagar Applique 6 months 15 100 Cuttack Godapokhari Applique 6 months 15 Cane & 15 101 Cuttack Dulanapur, Banki-II Bamboo 6 months 102 Cuttack Mangarajpur Applique 6 months 15 Palm leaf 15 103 Cuttack Gopalnagar Engv. 6 months 104 Dhenkanal Siminai,odapada Embroidery 6 months 15 105 Dhenkanal Sadangi Pattachitra 1 year 15 106 Dhenkanal Bhapur Pattachitra 1 year 15 Tribal 15 107 Dhenkanal Mangalpur Jwellery 6 months 108 Dhenkanal Kunjakanta Embroidery 6 months 15 Bamboo 15 109 Dhenkanal Baulapur,odapada craft 6 months https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 77/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt Sl. Name of the Location Craft Duration No. of No. D.I.C. artisans 1 2 3 4 5 (6) Brass & 15 110 Ganjam Balaguntha bell metal 6 months 111 Ganjam Digapahandi Applique 6 months 15 woolen 15 112 Jagatsingpur Tertanga, Tirtol Carpet 6 months 113 Jharsuguda Ainthapali,Laikera Applique 6 months 15 114 Kendrapada Teragaon Terracotta 6 months 15 115 Kendrapada Oupada,Pattamundai Terracotta 6 months 15 Kendrapada Garjanga, Marsaghai Bamboo 6 months 15 116 craft 117 Kendrapada Parabari, Derabis Terracotta 6 months 15 118 Kendrapada Naganpur, Garadapur Pattachitra 1 year 15 119 Kendrapada Koratapanga Applique 6 months 15 120 Mayurbhanj Jharadihi Applique 6 months 15 Dhokra 15 121 Mayurbhanj Talagaon casting 6 months 122 Mayurbhanj Godipokhari Jute Craft 6 months 15 Laqure 15 123 Mayurbhanj Betnoti craft 6 months Stone 15 124 Mayurbhanj Khiching carving 1 year 125 Nayagarh Beguniapatna Soft Toy 6 months 15 Cane & 15 126 Nuapada Patparpali Bamboo 6 months Puri Torania, Satyabadi Palm leaf 6 months 15 127 Engv. 128 Puri Matiapada/Puri town Applique 6 months 15 129 Puri Matitota Applique 6 months 15 130 Puri Ramachandisahi Paddy Craft 6 months 15 131 Puri Upper Mali sahi Pattachitra 1 year 15 Puri Bata Gaon Palm leaf 6 months 15 132 engraving https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 78/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt Sl. Name of the Location Craft Duration No. of No. D.I.C. artisans 1 2 3 4 5 (6) 133 Puri Jalakabar,chandanpur Coir Toy 6 months 15 134 Puri Karadi Pattachitra 1 year 15 135 Puri Jamarsuan Applique 6 months 15 136 Puri Janakadeipur Pattachitra 1 year 15 Puri Bhabanipur, Pipili Palm leaf 6 months 15 137 Engv. Puri Siula,Pipili Stone 1 year 15 138 carving Puri Pandasahi, Balapur Stone 1 year 15 139 carving 140 Puri Arilo, Nimapada Applique 6 months 15 Puri Balanga,Nimapada Palm leaf 6 months 15 141 Engv. 142 Puri Basudeipur/Sakhigopl Coir Toy 6 months 15 143 Subarnapur Ainlachhat, Ullunda Terracotta 6 months 15 144 Subarnapur Sindhol,Ullunda Terracotta 6 months 15 145 Subarnapur Silati,Binka Terracotta 6 months 15 146 Subarnapur Lachhipur,Sonepur Terracotta 6 months 15 147 Subarnapur Menda,Tarava Terracotta 6 months 15 148 Subarnapur Kuhibahal,Binika Terracotta 6 months 15 149 Subarnapur Kuhibahal,Binika Terracotta 6 months 15 150 Subarnapur Kuhibahal,Binika Terracotta 6 months 15 Subarnapur Khuridiabahal,Binika Bamboo 6 months 15 151 craft Subarnapur Kuhibahal,Binika Bamboo 6 months 15 152 craft Subarnapur Kuhibahal,Binika Bamboo 6 months 15 153 craft 154 Subarnapur Kuhibahal,Binika Terracotta 6 months 15 Total 2310
4. Marketing Support through Exhibitions https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 79/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt Marketing assistance is provided to Cooperatives/ SHGs/ individual artisans through exhibitions organized inside and outside the state. Assistance is also provided for participation in GIFT Fair/ Organization of Buyer-Seller Meet/Fairs/Exhibitions being organized by other agencies. During 2018-19, 2909 handicraft artisans have participated in different exhibitions organized at the district level, state level and outside the state exhibitions and sales turnover was Rs.2121.94 lakh. A theme based exclusive Natural Fibre and Languishing craft exhibition was organised at Adivasi Exhibition Ground, Unit-I, Bhubaneswar for the 1st time from 13.03.2019 to 19.03.2019.
5. Craft Village Programme
Under craft village scheme, need-based interventions are made in selected craft clusters with formation of SHGs to provide sustained livelihood support to the artisans. Skill up-gradation training provided to all the artisans along-with distribution of tools & equipments. During the year 2018-19, the following clusters with coverage of 2010 artisans in 134 S.H.Gs have been assisted with need based interventions.
Sl. District/ DIC/ Cluster Craft No. of No. of No RIC Artisans SHGs (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) Kalinganagar Tolkani, Sukinda Golden Grass (W) 30 2 1 Block Mangarajpur, Terracotta (W) 30 2 2 Dharmasala Arangabad, Applique (W) 30 2 3 Dharmasala 4 Phulbani Sikadi, Tikiripada Bamboo craft 30 2 5 Keonjhar Mudulipada Applique (W) 30 2 6 Fakirpur Paper Machie 30 2 7 Barigaon Paper Machie 30 2 8 Kodapada Terracotta 30 2 9 Kapundi Jute craft 30 2 10 Hatadihi Jute craft 30 2 11 Pandado Jute craft 30 2
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6. Silpi Unnati Yojana (SUY):
Under the scheme Financial assistance up to Rs.10,000/- (20% of the Project Cost) is provided as margin money for availing bank finance up to Rs.50,000/- for setting up own production unit in 43 crafts. For remaining seven crafts namely Stone Carving, Wood Carving, Patta & tasar Painting, Brass & Bell Metal, Dhokracasting, Applique & Tribal Jewellery maximum project cost will be Rs.1,00,000/-. During the year 2018-19, there was a budget provision of Rs.50.00 lakhs to assist 700 handicraft artisans with margin money support to avail bank finance in order to establish own production units. The district-wise/ DIC-wise is given below:
Sl. Name of the DIC/ Target No. of Cases No. of Cases Margin No. RIC Sponsored Sanctioned Money Released (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 1 Angul 25 30 24 240000 https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 82/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt 2 Balasore 90 250 220 3030000 3 Baragarh 35 156 3 40000 4 Bhadrak 17 96 42 490000 5 Bhubaneswar 35 54 32 510000 6 Balangir 20 12 1 10000 7 Boudh 5 6 4 40000 8 Cuttack 45 109 29 290000 9 Deogarh 12 32 6 60000 10 Dhenkanal 25 102 22 220000 11 Gajapati 3 11 5 50000 12 Ganjam 20 38 8 120000 13 Jagatpur 25 74 46 688000 14 Jagatsinghpur 15 81 30 300000 15 Jharsuguda 15 27 7 70000 16 Kalahandi 15 29 5 50000 17 Kendrapara 35 40 38 380000 18 Keonjhar 20 21 14 140000 19 Koraput 15 3 3 30000 20 Malkangiri 3 0 0 0 21 Mayurbhanj 48 127 48 480000 22 Nawarngpur 10 2 2 20000 23 Nayagarh 19 29 8 160000 24 Nuapada 10 0 0 0 25 Phulbani 20 4 4 50000 26 Puri 34 60 23 340000 27 Rayagada 24 22 8 52000 28 Rourkela 5 4 4 40000 29 Sambalpur 15 35 8 80000 30 Subarnapur 35 95 45 450000 31 Sundargarh 5 1 1 10000 Total 700 1550 690 8440000
1.7. Construction of Workshed -cum-Housing for Handicraft Artisans:
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Sl. Name of the No. of Target Funds Work No. DIC/ RIC Applications Placed Order Received Issued (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 1 Angul 4 0.00 4 2 Balasore 0 0.00 3 Baragarh 18 8 9.60 4 4 Bhadrak 1 5 0.00 2 5 Bhubaneswar 7 6.00 6 6 Balangir 18 8 10.80 7 Boudh 0 0.00 8 Cuttack 41 9 10.80 4 9 Deogarh 0 0.00 10 Dhenkanal 0 0.00 11 Ganjam 2 2 2.40 12 Gajapati 0 0.00 13 Jagatpur 0 0.00 14 Jagatsinghpur 0 0.00 15 Jharsuguda 0 0.00 16 Kalahandi 0 0.00 17 Kendrapara 3 0.00 3 18 Keonjhar 4 3 3.70 19 Koraput 0 0.00 20 Mayurbhanj 5 0 4 21 Malkangiri 0 0.00 https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 84/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt
22 Nawarngpur 0 0.00 23 Nayagarh 18 8 9.60 24 Nuapada 0 0.00 25 Puri 42 9 10.80 11 26 Phulbani 2 2 2.50 27 Rayagada 30 9 11.40 7 28 Rourkela 0 0.00 29 Sambalpur 0 0.00 30 Subarnapur 3 2 2.40 31 Sundergarh 0 0.00 Total 198 66 80.00 45 1.9 Design Development Programme Apart from 1-year Certificate Course in Craft Design at SIDAC and a 4-month design-led training programme at Balasore, 8 nos. of Design Development Programmes involving 240 artisans have been conducted in districts through SIDAC and concerned DICs/ RICs. 1.10 Distribution of Awards Distribution of Life Time Achievement Award to one eminent handicraft artisan, state Awards to 3 artisans and Merit Certificate to 4 artisans were made on 28.12.2018 during inauguration of 13th Toshali National Crafts Mela. The list of Awardees is given below.
Sl. Name Craft Award No. 1 Sri Raghunath Sea Shell Craft Life Time Achievement Mohapatra Award in Handicrafts- 2017 2 Sri Ekadashi Barik Cane & Bamboo State Handicrafts Award-2017 3 Sri Jitendra Kumar Palm Leaf Engraving State Handicrafts Parida Award-2017 4 Sri Rajendra Kumar Tassar Work State Handicrafts Meher Award-2017 5 Sri Sivanarayan Das Coconut Shell Merit Certificate-2017 6 Smt. Saraswati Das Papermachie Merit Certificate-2017 7 Ms. Malati Pradhan Golden Grass Merit Certificate-2017 https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 85/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt 8 Ms. Tarulata Ojha Golden Grass Merit Certificate-2017 1.11 Organisation of Theme Pavilion during Toshali National Crafts Mela-2018
The 13th edition of Toshali National Crafts Mela was organized at Janata Maidan Bhubaneswar from 28th December, 2018 to 13th January, 2019 . This year the theme of the event was “Tantukruti (Craftsmanship Natural Fiber)”. The Directorate of H&CI, Odisha was entrusted to organize the Theme Pavilion. A number of handicrafts are made using natural fibers as raw material. During the current year the focus was on four major crafts i.e. Gloden Grass Craft, Sabai Grass Craft, Coir Craft and Jute Crafts. Display of Products The natural fibre products displayed in the Theme Pavilion were developed in different product development programmes organized at Gop of Puri district for Golden Grass Craft, Baliapal of Balasore district for Sabai Grass Craft, Nimapada of Puri district for Coir Craft and Shergarh of Balasore district for Jute Craft. Besides, Golden Grass products of Kendrapara district were also displayed. Live Demonstration Live Demonstration on making of Natural Fibre Crafts was organized for all the days of 13th Toshali National Craft Mela. The artisans involved in the product development programme also participated in the Live Demonstration Programme. The visitors were highly impressed with the workmanship of natural fibre crafts. Video Documentary Film on Natural Fibre Crafts A video documentary film of 15 minutes duration was prepared specially for the Theme Pavilion with support of I & PR Department. The video was played on large LED Screens in the Theme Pavilion throughout the Mela period. Printing of 4-fold Leaflet on the Theme A four-fold leaflet on “Tantukruti” was printed and circulated among visitors. 1.12 Launching of Odisha Handicraft Policy-2019
The Odisha Handicraft Policy-2019 was approved by the State Cabinet in their 67th meeting held on 29th January, 2019 and declared vide H.T & H Department Notification No.801 dated 07.02.2019. 1.13 Activities of OSCHC Ltd. (Utkalika) a) No. of Sales Outlets: There are 11 nos. of sales outlets inside the State & 6 nos. outside the State as detailed below.
Outside the State Inside the State https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 86/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt New Delhi Bhubaneswar-4 nos. (Main Branch, Airport Terminal-1, Airport Terminal-2, Souvenir Shop at Odisha Crafts Museum) Kolkata Cuttack Pune Rourkela Hyderabad Puri Bangalore Sambalpur-2 nos. (VSS Marg & Red Cross Bhawan) Mumbai Jeypore Angul b) Procurement & Sales: The procurement & sale of handicrafts & handlooms during the year 2018-19 is given below.
Procurement (Rs. in Lakhs) Sales (Rs. in Lakhs) Handicrafts Handlooms Total Handicrafts Handlooms Total 572.05 840.75 1412.80 792.57 1375.86 2168.43
c) Other Achievements undertaken by UTKALIKA during 2018-19
No. of Exhibitions organised/ participated: 48 Sales made through exhibitions: Rs.355.08 lakhs Sales made through Applique Raw Material Bank at Pipili: Rs.7.09 lakhs Export made during the year: Rs.1.68 lakhs Construction work of new showroom at Angul Construction work of Handicraft Training Centre at Baulagadia, Balasore (Under Progress) Renovation & Interior work of new showroom at Biju Patnaik International Airport Terminal 1 & 2 Repair & Interior furnishing work of Utkalika Kolkata Construction work of Rest Shed-cum-Dormitory for artisans/ weavers at Mancheswar Renovation work of Utkalika, New Delhi (Under Progress) Renovation work of Utkalika Main Branch, Bhubaneswar (Under Progress)
1.14 Activities of State Institute for Development of Arts & Crafts (SIDAC) a) Design Development Programmes in Craft Clusters: Design Development Programme was conducted in the following 8 craft clusters involving 240 artisans and 160 new prototypes were developed.
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b) 1-year Certificate Course in Craft Design: 18 nos. of trainees completed training in 1-year Certificate Course in Craft Design at SIDAC. c) Design-led Training Programme: 40 trainees (2 batches) completed training in 4-month design-led training programme in Regional Design & Training Centre at Balasore d) Test Marketing of new Designs: More than 200 newly designed products developed in different Design/Product Development Programmes were test marketed in the Toshali National Craft Mela-2018. e) Empanelment of Designers: 12 nos. new Designers were empanelled by SIDAC for their engagement in different Design Development Programmes. f) Participation of SIDAC in outside the State Exhibitions: SIDAC participated in the following outside the State Exhibitions.
Sl. Name of the Marketing Events Duration of the No. of participating No. Events Artisans
1 India Handicrafts & Gift Fair- 14-18th October, 2018 4 nos. of Handicraft Autumn-2018 at IEML, Greater Exporters NOIDA
2 India Handicrafts & Gift Fair- 18-22nd February, 2019 9 nos. of Handicraft Spring-2019 at IEML, Greater Exporters NOIDA 3 Indian Stone Mart-2019 at Jaipur, 31.01.2019 to 11 stone carving Rajasthan 03.02.2019 artisans
1.15 Activities of Odisha Crafts Museum-Kala Bhoomi during 2018-19 https://oswas.gov.in/PageMapper?_targetPage=MainLayout&privName=Worklist&PrivilageId=1&BottomRightPage=Q2FzZVZpZXc/ZmxhZz1BbGw… 88/90 6/18/2020 Rich Text Editor, uCsPhu-cnt a) Footfall in Kala Bhoomi: A total number of 28009 visitors visited Odisha Crafts Museum-Kala Bhoomi during 2018-19 b) Visit of Kala Bhoomi by Students: 7332 students from different schools & colleges in and around Bhubaneswar visited Kala Bhoomi as part of its outreach initiatives. c) Corporate visit to Kala Bhoomi: Curated tours were organised for 721 corporate participants from Mindtree and NALCO. d) Visiting Dignitaries: 109 dignitaries both from inside and outside the country including High Commissioners of 25 countries visited Kala Bhoomi during the year.Other notable visitors are Ambassadors of France, U.S.A, Brazil, Vietnam and Myanmar. f) Curated Museum Walks: 43 curated Museum Walks were conducted during the year by Ekamra Walks in collaboration with BDA. The Walk included a guided tour, pottery demonstration & cultural programmes. The Walk is conducted at 3.30 P.M. on all Sundays. g) Organisation of Workshops/ Demonstration Programmes: In order to develop the Kala Bhoomi in to a vibrant cultural space, a number of Workshops, Demonstration Programmes, Trail, Story Telling and Craft Conversation programmes were organized during the year. g) Social Media Presence: Kala Bhoomi averages a daily online engagements of 65 views through its social media handles on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. h) New additions to Kala Bhoomi during 2018-19:
Display of Hockey World Cup Souvenir along with a replica of the Trophy Opening of Kala Bhoomi Café by Bocca English Subtitling of Videos played in the AV Room of Kala Bhoomi Addition a You-tube channel for Kala Bhoomi Daily Guided tour in Hindi apart from Odia and English introduced Handlooms Trail conducted on every Thursday, Saturday and Sunday Walk through the Weaves, a handlooms activity kit launched for a different visitor experience
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