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District Industries Center, Pali District Industries Center, Pali Year 2016 Year 2016-17 INDEX District Industries Center, Pali Year 20162016----17171717 INDEX S.No. Chapter Summary 1. Chapter – I District at a Glance 1-2 District Profile 1.1 General 3 1.2 Location and Area 3 1.3 Physiography 3 1.4 Climate & Rainfall 3 1.5 Geology 3-4 1.6 Forest Flora & Fauna 4 1.7 Administrative Set Up 4 2. Chapter – II 2.1 Human Resources 5 Resources 2.1.1 Population 5 2.1.2 Literacy 5 2.1.3 Rural & Urban Population 5 Tehsil wise 2.1.4 Work Force & 6 Occupational Pattern 2.2 Land Use Pettern 6 2.3 Water & Irrigetion 6-8 2.4 Major Crops 9-10 2.5 Live Stock 11-12 2.6 Mineral Resources 13-16 2.7 Forest Resources 17 2.8 Tourist at Glans of Pali 17-20 District 3. Chapter – III 3.1 Power Resources 21 Existing Infrastructural 3.2 Rural Electrification/ Grid 21 Facilities Station 3.2.2 Electricity Consumption 21 Pattern 3.2.3 Existing Power Supply 22 Position as on 31 st march 1 3.3 Surface Water 23 3.4 Transport 23 3.4.1 Road Network 23 3.4.2 Vehicles on Road 24 3.4.3 Rail Transport 24 3.5 Communication Facilities 24 3.6 Banking Facilities 25-27 3.6.2 Total Bank Finance 27 3.6.4 Other Institutional Network 27 3.7 Education Facilities 27-29 Institutions 3.8 Medical Facilities 30 3.9 Dic's and Other Concerned 30-32 Institution 4. Chapter – IV 4.1 Existing Industrial Status 33 4.1.1 Large & Medium Scale 34 Industries 4.1.2 Pollution Control Measures 35 4.1.3 Total Resisterd Unit of 36-37 District & Brief About Exist Unit 4.2 Artisan Unit Status 37 4.2.5 Exported Item 38 4.2.6 Artisan Cluster 38 5. Chapter – V 5.1 Facilities Provided by State 39-48 & Central Govt. 6. Chapter – VI Potential Industries & 49-54 Other Contributory Factors 6.3.4.9 Employment By Employment Office 54 6.3.4.10 Export Units In Pali 55 District 7. Chapter – VII -Suggestion Strategies for 56 Artisan Upgradation -Summary on the findings 57 -Recommondations 2 8. Annexure - I -Whom to Contact for What 58-59 9. Annexure - II -Name and Address of the 60-61 institution assiting in promotion of MSME in the Country 3 PALI DISTRICT AT A GLANCE 1. Area : 12387 Sq. Km. 2. Population: (I) Total Population : 2037573 (ii) Density : 164 Persons per Sq. Km. (iii) Literacy - Male : 667381 - Female : 418312 - Total : 1085693 3. (i) No. of Towns : 09 (ii) No. of Municipal council : 01 (iii) No. of Municipalities : 8 4. (i) No. of Villages inhabited : 1012 (ii) Gram Panchayats : 320 (iii) Panchayat Samities (Nos.) : 10 (iv) No. of Tehsil : 10 (v) No. of Sub-Divisions : 10 5. Total Working Force : 842327 6. Agriculture (i) Total Agriculture cultivated Area : 117054 Hectares (ii) Main Crops : Maize, Cotton, Wheat, Bajra Jawar, Oilseed, Pulses, Cumin Mehandi. 7. Irrigation (i) Total irrigated area : 117054 Hectares 8. Total Livestock : 23.85 Lac. Population (No.) 9. Area under forest : 962.94 Sq. Km. 10. Minerals Resources : Lime Stone, Quartz & Felspar, Mica, China Clay, Lime Stone (Burning Purpose), Reiolite, Marble Block, Granite Block, Massonary Stone, Khanda, Patti, Katle, Brick Soil, Stone Pieces (Zikra), Massonary Stone (Grit) Sand, Ordinary Sand 11. Average Rain fall : 536.8 M.M. 4 12. Total No. of Industrial Areas RIICO : 16 Private/Co-operative Sector : 3 (i) No. of Plots Planned : 2610 (ii) No. of Plots allotted : 2049 (iii) No. of Plots Vacant : 561 13. No. of Villages Electrified : 940 14. Transport & Communications : (i) Total Road Length : 5512.7 Kms. (ii) Total Railway line : 1232 Kms. (iii) No. of Telephone Exchange : 143 (iv) No. of Post Office : 372 (v) No. of Vehicle registered : 42773 (vi) No. of Bank Branches : 248 15. Education facilities Number of • Colleges : 29 • Technical Collage : 25 • Sr. Secondary : 417 • Secondary Schools : 265 • Primary : 794 • Middle School : 1350 • I.T.I.S : 14 16. Existing Industrial (I) No. of large scale units. : 9 (ii) No. of MSE units : 16601 (iii) Investment in Plant & : 53186.40 Lacs Machinery (Rs. In lacks) in SSI, MSME & Udhyog Adhar sector (iv) No. of employment generated : 63736 By SSI, MSME & Udhyog Adhar sector 5 CHAPTER – I AN OVERVIEW 1.1 GENERAL Pali is one of 33 districts of Rajasthan. Before the formation of Rajasthan this district was a part of Jodhpur State. The district takes its name from the town of pali which is also the headquarter of the district administration. 1.2 LOCATION AND AREA The district is located between 24.45 to 26.29 North latitudes and 72.47 and 74.18 East longitudes. It shares a common border with 8 districts of Rajasthan. In North it is bordered by Nagaur and Jodhpur districts, on the south-east by Udaipur and Rajasmand district,-on the north east by Ajmer district, in west Barmer district, Sirohi and Jalore are on south and west respectively. The district has a total geographical area of 12387 Sq. Km. 1.3 PHYSIOGRAPHY The district resembles an irregular triangle and has generally undulated plains with scattered hills here and there and the area may be called mountainous. The Aravali range runs along the eastern side of the district from south-west to north-east. Its highest peak in the district is 1099 meters height. The area in the west is plain with isolated hills. Pali is situated at a height of 212 meters above the M.S.L. 1.4 CLIMATE AND RAINFALL The climate of the district is extreme in nature i.e. Hot and dry in summer and cold in winter. The average maximum temperature recorded was 34.7° C and average minimum temperature was 18.11° C. The maximum temperature of 46° C was recorded on 02.06.2015 and the minimum of 2.1° C was recorded on 24.12.2015and 24.01.2016 in the year 2015-16. Total of 536.8 mm rainfall was received during April 2015 to March 2016. 1.5 GEOLOGY The geological set up of the district is presented by different sedimentary metamorphic and igneous rocks. The rock out crops and exposed mostly in the eastern parts of the district and occupy nearly 16 % the area. The rocks in the north eastern parts are of Pre-Aravali group with highly banded granite gneisses of pink and grayish white in color but coarse in texture, the central and southern parts of the district are of Aravali group with variegated states, phyllited schists, argillaceous, sandstones, sandquartszites near the eastern border of the district are Delhi group of rocks with quartz, mica, phyllite and marble ( impure). The south eastern parts of the district have Erinpura ricks with granite, which is generally medium to coarse grained in texture, and good deposited of Felspar south of Pali has a few outcrops of Jalore granite generally pink in coluor, Malani Rhuolites (volcanic) cover a small area south-west of Pali and at places contain quarts and feldspar, Limestone, 6 Dolomites and Sandstone are also available from the Trans-Aravali Vindhya rocks. The rocks of the Marwar Super Group occur near Sojat and certain Limestone. The deposits recent to sub recent age consist of dune and sand alluvium. The thickness of alluvium cover increases from east ot west. 1.6 FOREST, FLORA AND FAUNA :- The forest are scattered over a large area, mostly in hills and ridges. Those in the plains are grassland or trees. The forests are generally open and poorly stocked except in forest blocks of Desuri range and Sadri range. The requirements of the Local people in respect of timber, firewood and other forest produce have been increasing at a faster then the forest can withstand. The damage done by illicit felling and clearing is uncontrollable. The lopping damage done is rampant in all the blocks of Sadri and Desuri ranges. Famine has also been responsible for the destruction of the forests. The wild life is poor except in the forest of Desuri range. Big animals like Panther, Sloth Beer, Sambhar, Deer etc. are mostly confined to the forest of the remote hills. Small animals such as fox, jungle cat, jackal, porcupine, langur, squirrel and reptiles like lizard and snakes are common throughout the forest area. The common birds are blue rock pigeon, partridge, sandgrouse quails, jungle fowls, pea fowls, sparrows etc. Fish is plentiful in the Jawai Bandh, Bankli Bandh, Raipur Bandh and Nadi Sojat. 1.7 ADMINSTRATIVE SET-UP There are Ten Sub-division in the district namely Pali, Bali, Sojat, Jaitaran, Sumerpur, Rohat, Marwar Junction, Raipur & Desuri Rani as given in the table 1.1 below. TABLE 1.1 ADMINISTRATIVE SET-UP S. NO. SUB DIVISION TEHSILS PANCHAYAT SAMITI 1. PALI PALI PALI 2. ROHAT ROHAT ROHAT 3. BALI BALI BALI 4. SOJAT SOJAT SOJAT 5. MARWAR MARWAR MARWAR JUNCTION JUNCTION JUNCTION 6. JAITARAN JAITARAN JAITARAN 7. RAIPUR RAIPUR RAIPUR 8. SUMERPUR SUMERPUR SUMERPUR 9. DESURI DESURI DESURI, RANI 10. RANI RANI RANI 7 CHAPTER – II RESOURCES Pali district is not included in the list of backward districts of Rajasthan. It has important mineral and agriculture resources, the district has a potential to become prosperous if these resources are properly harnessed and exploited. Various resources are described in the following paragraphs. 2.1 HUMAN RESOURCES 2.1.1 POPULATION According to the Provisional Census figures of 2011 the total population of the district was 20.38 lacs. The population density of the district is 164 persons per Sq. Km. 2.1.2 LITERACY As per census figure of 2011 District Total Literacy Rate 62.4 percent of the total population.
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