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Parliament Calendar No Parliament Calendar No. 14(3)/2017-Parl. Government of India Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Office of the Development Commissioner (MSME) Parliament Section **** Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi Dated, the 2nd July, 2018. Sub: Calendar of sittings — Fifteenth Session of Sixteenth Lok Sabha and Two Hundred and Forty Sixth Session of Rajya Sabha (July- August, 2018). Fifteenth Session of Sixteenth Lok Sabha and Two Hundred Forty-Sixth Session of Rajya Sabha (July-August, 2018) is scheduled to commence on wink y4he 18th July, 2018. u9•e. The sittings for transaction of business have been fixed provisionally as under:- July: 18,19,20,23,24,25,26,27, 30 and 31 August: 1,2,3,6,7,8,9 and 10. The provisional days allotted for answering Questions for Lok/ Rajya Sabha in respect of Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises are given below for the information and necessary action of all concerned: LOK SABHA (15th Session of Sixteenth Lok Sabha) Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises Monday 23rd July • Monday 306 July Monday 6th August RAJYA SABHA Two Hundred and Forty-Sixth Session _ Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises Wednesday 18th July Wednesday 25th July Wednesday 1st August Wednesday 8th August (Dr. O.P. Mehta) Director (Parliament) Tele No:23063363 To All Officers in Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises and Office of the DC (MSME). MINISTRY OF MSME MIS — PARLIAMENT QUESTIONS SESSION : 246th Session RAJYA SABHA QUESTION DATE 18.07.2018 STARRED Si. Subject Concerned Printed Version Remarks, if No. Officer Q.No. Priority No. any NIL NIL UNSTARRED SI. Subject Concerned Printed Remarks, if No. Officer Version any. Q.No. 1. MSME units registered in the AS&DC/ 117 country DDG(S&D) 2. MSME units shut down after GST AS&DC/ 118 DDG(S&D) 3. Job loss in MSME sector AS&DC/ 119 DDG(S&D) 4. Reopening of closed Khadi JS(ARI) 120 Gramodyog Centres 5. Loss of jobs due to model JS(ARI). 121 charkhas 6. Efforts to increase MSME AS&DC/ 122 registrations DDG(S&D) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION No. 117 TO BE ANSWERED ON 18.07.2018 MSME units registered in the country 117. SHRI K. SOMAPRASAD: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) how many MSME units are registered in the country so far; (b) the State-wise details thereof; (c) how many MSME units are working in Kerala; and (d) the details of loan sanctioned to MSME units by the banks in Kerala during 2014-15 to 2017-18 and bank-wise details thereof? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a)&(b): The number of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) registered on Udyog Aadhaar Memorandum (UAM) Portal till 12th July, 2018 (since September, 2015) are 48.40 lakh. The registration details of MSMEs on UAM portal (State/UT-wise) are given in Annexure-I. (c): As per the data received from 73rd round of the National Sample Survey (NSS) on "Unincorporated Non-Agricultural Enterprises (excluding Construction)", conducted by National Sample Survey Office (NSSO), Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation, during July 2015 to June 2016, the total number of MSMEs in Kerala are estimated to be 23.79 lakh. (d): As per information provided by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the details of loan sanctioned to MSMEs are not maintained. 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AT 49374.77 coil* W tl Witztiktii3 tachimi k—or * tw-a-R atit 3f:10T-II R•Tf 71-7 #11 * * • • Annexure-I Annexure referred to in reply to part (a)&(b) of Rajya Sabha Unstarred Question No. 117 for answer on 18.07.2018 The registration details of MSMEs on Udyog Aadhaar Memorandum (State/UT-wise) SL Udyog State/UT Micro Small Medium No. Aadhaar Regd. 1 Andhra Pradesh 210337 21491 682 232510 2 Arunachal Pradesh 367 265 13 645 3 Assam 2555 1012 73 3640 4 Bihar 756633 13494 744 770871 5 Chhattis_garh 17768 4877 157 22802 6 Goa 2470 1042 65 3577 7 Gujarat 408582 74471 3027 486080 8 Haryana 53652 14919 853 69424 9 Himachal Pradesh 4195 1594 140 5929 10 Jammu and Kashmir 3271 714 36 4021 11 Jharkhand 92541 5282 175 97998 12 Karnataka 108067 25452 1230 134749 13 Kerala 52542 8978 359 61879 14 Madhya Pradesh 340679 19270 677 360626 15 Maharashtra 485167 81058 3876 570101 16 Manipur 14787 2418 34 17239 17 Me!hala a 1035 90 3 1128 18 Mizoram 1062 308 17 1387 19 Nataland 336 103 5 444 20 Odisha 65870 6382 222 72474 21 Pun' ab 56436 12470 451 69357 22 Rajasthan 262960 30540 1092 294592 23 Sikkim 241 105 23 369 24 Tamil Nadu 518165 68633 1685 588483 25 Te1an.tana 96794 40576 1012 138382 26 Tri • ura 2500 357 13 2870 27 Uttar Pradesh 559687 34688 1661 596036, 28 Uttarakhand 11254 2704 211 14169 29 West Bengal 130971 11382 498 142851 30 Andaman and Nicobar Islands 2746 642 31 3419 31 Chandigarh 3225 748 49 4022 32 Dadar and Nagar Haveli 1321 639 44 2004 33 Daman and Diu 558 534 42 1134 34 Delhi 46120 12852 528 59500 35 Lakshadwee • 39 5 0 44 36 Puducherry 3908 847 38 4793 Total 43,18,841 5,00,942 19,766 48,39,549 3r1-411--I Imr 317Rif*Rr 4441 117 fltichi 3-MT 18.07.2018 WI etzfr 7TRT t, * aarT (*) (zr) c 31T411. sq."! di 31TUTT WNW 11:17 Vdivtiltaii * 14 chiul *T PINT (thruf*Ef WA" *W-rfri) • .34.:1 4 ii mug xr-- r/lizr Tr-- r itt4 MArtZT . 4-41. 1 mitt valtr 210337 21491 682 232510 2 3rwuriv-g 'craw 367 265 13 645 3 3rir7 2555 1012 73 3640 4 flraT 756633 13494 744 770871 5 s ii #i 0 17768 4877 157 22802 6 1114T 2470 1042 65 3577 7 41 'tic' 408582 74471 3027 486080 8 61keiwil 53652 14919 853 69424 9 4eircici ;raw 4195 1594 140 5929 10 774K 30"( 76V7itT 3271 714 36 4021 11 *4 A4siS 92541 5282 175 97998 12 q"1114' 108067 25452 1230 134749 13 *TA. 52542 8978 359 61879 14 Frixf Waltr 340679 19270 677 360626 15 eioltio, 485167 81058 3876 570101 16 R1atcF 14787 2418 34 17239 17 timq 1035 90 3 1128 18 1 01 idi 1062 308 17 1387 19 ell 11 5 336 103 5 444 20 effeerr 65870 6382 222 72474 21 t ar4. 56436 12470 451 69357 1 1 22 A o i4110 262960 30540 1092 294592 Ji 23 241 105 23 369 24 a131 N-41/ 518165 68633 1685 588483 25 avidibrii 96794 40576 1012 138382 fd,141 26 2500 357 13 2870 3cT 27 -{ Tbr 559687 34688 1661 596036 sgtlt95 28 11254 2704 211 14169 29 TOW!' iarrg 130971 11382 498 142851 30 disetivi 31'k fAch)01* Oirr •01,0 2746 642 31 3419 z1$1+14 31 3225 748 49 4022 32 414,0 311T MTi reldt 1321 639 44 2004 33 ZAR' 3ftr . fir 558 534 42 1134 34 140q4 46120 12852 528 59500 35 Milk 4 39 5 0 44 36 11101. 3908 847 38 4793 43,18,841 5,00,942 19,766 48,39,549 Annexure-II Annexure referred to in reply to part (d) of Rajya Sabha Unstarred Question No. 117 for answer on 18.07.2018 Bank wise Outstanding credit to MSME in the State of Kerala for the year ended March 2015 Balance Sl.
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