MINISTRY OF MSME MIS — PARLIAMENT QUESTIONS
SESSION 13th Session of 16th Lok Sabha QUESTION DATE 18.12.2017
LOK SABHA STARRED
Si. Subject Concerned Printed Version Remarks, No. Officer Q.No. Priority No. if any
1 Impact of GST on AS&DC/ *28 8 MSMEs ADC(PS) 2 New Industrial Units AS&DC/ *29 9 in MSME Sector DDG(S&D)
UNSTARRED
SI. No. Subject Concerned Officer Printed Remarks, if Version Q.No. any. 1 MSME Backward Districts AS&DC/ 242 ADC(PS) 2 KVIC Units JS (ARI) 294
3 Revival of Closed MSMEs AS&DC/ 300 DDG(S&D) 4 Coir Training Institutes JS (ARI) 312
5 Export of KVIC Products JS (ARI) 327
6 TADF for MSMEs AS&DC/ 360 ADC(PS) 7 Promotion of Cottage Industries JS (ARI) 387 GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
LOK SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. r*28 TO BE ANSWERED ON: 18.12.2017
IMPACT OF GST ON MSMEs
I *28. SHRI GANESH SINGH: SHRI ANANDRAO ADSUL:
Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state:
(a) whether the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are reportedly facing difficulties due to various reasons after implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and if so, the details thereof, State-wise;
(b) whether the Small and Medium Entrepreneurs have raised concern over the impact of the GST on MSMEs and if so, the details thereof; and
(c) the corrective steps taken/proposed to be taken by the Government in this regard to boost the growth of MSMEs in the country?
ANSWER
MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH)
(a)to(c): A Statement is laid on the Table of the House. 31-11-6
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(c): Government has taken several pro-active measures for smooth implementation of GST for MSMEs including:
i. Exemption to Khadi fabric sold through Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) and KVIC certified institutions/outlets; ii. Majority of items produced by the MSMEs in the band of 28% tax slab brought to lower slabs; iii. Composition levy extended upto turnover worth Rs. 150 lakh per annum; iv. Quarterly return to be filed by GST registered units having turnover of Rs. 150 lakh per annum or less. v. Reverse Charge Mechanism kept in abeyance till March 2018.
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LOK SABHA STARRED QUESTION No. t*29 TO BE ANSWERED ON 18.12.2017
NEW INDUSTRIAL UNITS IN MSME SECTOR t*29. SHRI RAM KUMAR SHARMA:
Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state:
(a) whether several new industrial units have been setup in Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) sector in the country from March, 2015 to March, 2017;
(b) if so, the details thereof, State/UT-wise;
(c) whether the said units have been provided with necessary capital investment and funds for their operations as per their demand; and
(d) if so, the details thereof and if not, the reasons therefor along with the gap in demand and supply for capital investment and funds for the purpose during the said period, year-wise?
ANSWER
MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH)
(a) to (d): A statement is laid on the Table of the House.
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(b): 28.71 lakh units were registered on Udyog Aadhaar Memorandum (UAM) portal, during 2015-17. The State wise data may be seen at Annexure-I and II. Under Prime Minister Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) 44340 micro enterprises and 52912 micro enterprises have been set up in 2015-16 and 2016-17 respectively. The State/UT wise details are at Annexure III &
(c): Banks and Micro Finance Institutions provide requisite capital to these units.
(d): As per the data available with Reserve Bank of India, the outstanding Credit to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises by Scheduled Commercial Banks was Rs. 1216007.11 Cr. and Rs. 1296398.24 Cr. during 2015-16 and 2016-17, respectively.
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Table: Number of MSMEs registered during 2015-16
State Name Total UAM Micro Small Medium Registered ANDHRA PRADESH 9736 6202 3432 102 ARUNACHAL PRADESH 60 37 21 2 ASSAM 36 17 11 8 BIHAR 98725 96540 2108 77 CHHATTISGARH 4760 3538 1189 33 GOA 784 485 274 25 GUJARAT 52023 40020 11510 493 HARYANA 4537 2866 1574 97 HIMACHAL PRADESH 990 726 246 18 JAMMU AND KASHMIR 58 37 20 1 JHARKHAND 20920 20325 569 26 KARNATAKA , 14159 11160 2866 133 KERALA 11312 9657 1609 46 MADHYA PRADESH 39011 35740 3167 104 MAHARASHTRA 54058 41235 12297 526 MANIPUR 1712 1417 291 4 MEGHALAYA 1 0 1 0 MIZORAM 1 1 0 0 NAGALAND 12 6 6 0 ODISHA 9710 8287 1381 42 PUNJAB 4712 3277 1377 58 RAJASTHAN 33918 29127 4600 191 SIKKIM 49 42 7 0 TAMIL NADU 41651 3 5475 6019 157 TELANGANA 20524 12413 7982 129 TRIPURA 516 468 46 2 UTTAR PRADESH 45065 41446 3491 128 UTTARAKHAND 1770 1346 388 36 WEST BENGAL 16449 14933 1459 57 ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS 518 426 88 4 CHANDIGARH 273 206 64 3 DADAR AND NAGAR HAVELI 244 103 132 9 DAMAN AND DIU 179 60 109 10 DELHI 7586 5563 1990 33 LAKSHADWEEP 10 9 1 0 PUDUCHERRY 303 238 63 2 Total 496372 423428 70388 2556 Source: Udyog Aadhaar Memorandum co MIT Fret6 W *ART 29 FaiiMT 3-T{ 18.12.2017 it ft'zit 71-X amr (if) 5 itatrIF 3T-41T-I c-clicoi: '44' 2015-16 t' ild-RN-11.1.)4 T i44‘411
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Table: Number of MSMEs registered during 2016-17
State Name Total UAM Micro Small Medium Registered ANDHRA PRADESH 161663 153535 7834 294 ARUNACHAL PRADESH 249 143 101 5 ASSAM 916 692 200 24 BIHAR 551946 544383 7059 504 CITHATTISGARH 6512 4490 1957 65 GOA 1154 809 327 18 GUJARAT 194851 158897 34764 1190 HARYANA 23743 16607 6680 456 HIMACHAL PRADESH 1964 1237 661 . 66 JAMMU AND KASHMIR 2539 2222 301 16 J1-IARKHAND 49507 47465 1977 65 KARNATAKA 47703 37557 9663 483 KERALA 23216 19685 3379 152 MADHYA PRADESH 87077 80701 6134 242 MAHARASHTRA 209446 176052 31883 1511 MANIPUR 6525 5437 1077 11 MEGHALAYA 328 293 33 2 MIZORAM 385 268 112 5 NAGALAND 170 128 41 1 ODISHA 41961 39252 2607 102 PUNJAB 20965 15350 5408 207 RAJASTHAN 102101 89904 11778 419 SIKKIM 115 61 45 9 TAMIL NADU 267497 233726 32995 776 TELANGANA 57867 42030 15428 409 TRIPURA 1311 1129 176 6 UTTAR PRADESH 401389 381736 18734 919 UTTARAKHAND 4847 3560 1185 102 WEST BENGAL 81628 75750 5655 223 ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS 1060 850 194 16 CHANDIGARH 1403 1086 308 9 DADAR AND NAGAR HAVELI 711 433 261 17 DAMAN AND DIU 436 186 240 10 DELHI 20050 15044 4815 191 LAKSHADWEEP 18 16 2 0 PUDUCHERRY 1731 1335 373 23 Total 2374984 2152049 214387 8548 Source: Udyog Aadhaar Memorandum c.i)cpTiliatRaspgi-i4s.4.41 29 iictn 371" 18.12.2017 * itzIT t, 3-1171' (111) t 3FT at 44-4111F. 3F1411"- II
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PMEGP Figures for 2015-16
Sr. State/UT Margin Margin Number Estimated No. money money of employment subsidy subsidy projects generated allocated utilized# assisted (No. of (Rs. lakh) (Rs. lakh) persons) 1 Jammu& Kashmir 4006.80 3781.19 2207 12115 2 Himachal Pradesh 1721.57 1767.26 1077 5134 3 Punjab 3026.80 2902.97 966 7762 4 UT Chandigarh 90.00 87.72 43 323 5 Uttarakhand 1909.93 1740.86 1136 6161 6 Haryana 3747.40 3112.09 1248 7232 7 Delhi 257.35 254.05 256 2048 8 Rajasthan 4188.14 4384.07 1988 14537 9 Uttar Pradesh 17535.32 14456.87 4365 43059 10 Bihar 7118.59 6588.55 2430 19624 11 Sikkim 227.38 186.11 110 397 12 Arunachal Pradesh 200.08 38.85 35 104 13 Nagaland 1255.83 1392.81 623 4998 14 Manipur 2855.92 1213.98 685 • 2715 15 Mizoram 924.99 1026.35 1134 9072 16 Tripura 2748.26 945.84 642 5355 17 Meghalaya 1250.62 1056.12 603 4824 18 Assam 4969.87 2869.74 3483 9026 19 West Bengal 4765.49 3400.65 1873 12746 20 Jharkhand 3462.64 3559.74 1839 12873 21 Odisha 6282.00 5736.32 2876 17629 22 Chhattisgarh 4303.80 2829.38 1277 9496 23 Madhya Pradesh 7729.40 8117.17 1979 16497 24 Gujarat* 6536.16 6339.73 1419 14960 25 Maharashtra ** 9718.42 5285.03 2497 20161 26 Andhra Pradesh 4496.85 2262.37 642 7740 27 Telangana 2094.00 2217.57 660 7761 28 Karnataka 10846.89 5898.01 2140 17284 29 Goa 159.40 165.43 91 500 30 Lakshadweep 90.00 0.00 0 0 31 Kerala 2731.60 2720.48 1369 9653 32 Tamilnadu 7110.80 5497.54 2463 20836 33 Puducherry 100.00 106.37 65 447 34 Andaman & Nicobar 158.00 65.11 119 293 Islands 128620.30 102006.33 44340 323362 # including un-utilized balance funds of previous year. * including Daman & Diu. ** including Dadra & Nagar Haveli 3I I'-III
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LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 242 TO BE ANSWERED ON 18.12.2017
MSME BACKWARD DISTRICTS
242. SHRI LAKHAN LAL SAHU:
Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state:
(a) whether the Government has identified small scale industrially backward districts of various States including Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh and if so, the details thereof; (b) whether the Government has any proposal to promote Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in the said districts, particularly in scheduled caste/ scheduled tribe dominated areas and if so, the details thereof; and (c) the targets set and fund sanctioned for the said purpose for the next three years?
ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH)
(a) to (c): The Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises implements various schemes and programmes for promotion and development of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) at all India level including industrially backward districts. The major schemes / programmes of the Ministry include Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP), Credit Guarantee Scheme, Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme (CLCSS), National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme, Cluster Development Programme, Marketing Development Assistance and Skill Development Programme. Schemes/programmes of the Ministry of MSME have Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe sub plans and a special component for North Eastern Region (NER). As per the existing norms, the Ministry has earmarked 12%, 8.2% & 10% of the annual budget for the Schedule Caste Component, Schedule Tribe Component & NER component respectively.
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LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 294 TO BE ANSWERED ON 18.12.2017
KVIC UNITs
294. SHRI RAJESHBHAI CHUDASAMA:
Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state:
(a) the number of Khadi and Village Industry Commission (KVIC) units functioning in the country at present, State/UT-wise including Gujarat; (b) whether the Government has undertaken skill development programme for workers in these units; (c) if so, the details thereof, State/UT-wise including Gujarat and if not, the reasons therefor; and (d) the steps taken by the Government for promoting KVIC products abroad?
ANSWER
MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH)
(a): The number of Khadi and Village Industry (KVI) units functioning in the country at present, State/UT-wise including Gujarat is placed at Annexure-I.
(b)&(c): Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) has conducted skill development programme through its Departmental & Non Departmental training centres to the interested persons including Khadi artisans. 86686 persons were trained through these training centres during the year 2016-17. State-wise details are placed at Annexure-II.
(d): Ministry of MSME is providing special incentives for promotion and introduction of Khadi & Village Industries products in international markets. KVIC has obtained the status of Deemed Export Promotion Council (DEPC) from the Ministry of Commerce & Industry. 1077 Khadi and Village Industries Institutions and Rural Employment Generation Programme (REGP)/Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) units have taken its membership to enter the field of export. The following steps have been taken to boost the export of Khadi and Village Industries products:
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1. Assistance would be provided under the Market Promotion and Development Assistance (MPDA) Scheme to the eligible Khadi and Village Industries (KVI) Institutions for participation in International Exhibitions/Trade Fairs held in foreign countries in order to showcase KVI products to foreign countries, access international buyers and sellers and forge business alliances, etc.
The eligible items for such participation and the scale of assistance would be as under: S.No. Eligible Scale of assistance items i) Space Rent For KVIs — 100% of the space rent subject to a maximum of Rs.1.00 lakh or actual rent paid, whichever is lower (for one representative from each participating enterprise) ii) Air Fare For KVIs — 100% of the Economy Class air fare subject to a maximum of Rs.1.50 lakh or actual fare paid, whichever is lower (for one representative from each participating enterprise)
2. Participation in domestic international exhibitions at State and National levels wherein KVIs are allowed to participate and market their products. Assistance is also provided to Exporters participating in International Trade Fairs held in India like India International Trade Fair (IITF) New Delhi where stall rentals are subsidized for the exporting institutions.
3. Organizing Export promotion workshops at Chandigarh and Bangalore for KVI institutions/REGP/PMEGP units for acquainting with the procedure and documentation of export.
4. KVIC has applied to register "Khadi" as a word mark and "Khadi India" as a Trade mark in 27 classes for various products among 45 classes listed out in the IPR Act at National Level as well as has filed an online application for registering "Khadi" as a trade mark under International bureau in European Union and other countries under 16 different class.
5. Khadi and Village Industries Units participated in India International Trade Fair (IITF) at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi organized by ITPO.
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Khadi Institutions PMEGP Units set SI. No. Name of State/UTs established upto up during 2016-17 2016-17 1 Jammu & Kashmir 94 1492 2 Himachal Pradesh 16 941 3 Punjab 32 1266 4 UT Chandigarh 0 47 5 Haryana 108 1377 6 Delhi 11 119 7 Rajasthan 138 1749 8 Uttarakhand 64 1345 9 Uttar Pradesh 640 4074 10 Chhattisgarh 22 1598 11 Madhya Pradesh 27 1940 12 Sikkim 1 27 13 Arunachal Pradesh 2 301 14 Nagaland 2 1018 15 Manipur 13 1265 16 Mizoram 1 425 17 Tripura 1 2297 18 Meghalaya 2 329 19 Assam 24 6028 20 Bihar 96 3234 21 West Bengal 363 3528 22 Jharkhand 21 1300 23 Odisha 86 3029 24 Andaman & Nicobar 1 195 25 Gujarat 173 1386 26 Maharashtra 34 2325 27 Goa 0 90 28 Andhra Pradesh 86 1357 29 Telangana 11 664 30 Karnataka 191 3575 31 Kerala 39 1584 32 Lakshadweep 1 0 33 Tamil Nadu 74 2941 34 Pondicherry 1 66 Total 2375 52912 18.12.2017 t cr) 1:11-TT Hatitita._ SOT_ 294 t 3iFir (IF) 3f rM~t 3, 41T-1 cm id moii9Ii Tr- r14tEr Trizr atrarT ftzr' 2016-17 e,I tio ihy-LI/4g i' ,M1- - -4-t - W* 2016-17 a- 1:21Iftre Tzintr6 t ei 'W.4. arg isii ltfeir4 *ct-dv4i 1492 1 .714-el, AT 261lt 94 941 2 gcliitim crt2T 16 1266 3 1-1,711c4 32 47 4 ÷1t4 .0.,--1 1- - ,i ,10 0 1377 5 ,ileliuit 108 6 It--4Te. 11 119 1749 7 7r7F2Tr-4- 138 1345 8 bt-R1.45 64 4074 9 .5r1t 14a11- 640 10 t9,A,t4 4 i 0 22 1598 1940. 11 all:4 crkgr 27 27 12 di 1 301 13 3R1311-gg 'TI 2 14 Glidli gs 2 1018
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Sl. No. State Numbers 1. New Delhi 4096 2. Jammu & Kashmir 1342 3. Bihar 2821 4. Jharkhand 632 5. Odisha 2364 6. West Bengal 2828 7. Arunachal Pradesh 1432 8. Assam 3103 9. Mizoram 1202 10. Nagaland 1643 11. Andhra Pradesh 4555 12. Karnataka 5988 13. Kerala 4293 14. Tamil Nadu 8083 15. Maharashtra 27730 16. Gujarat 19 20. Madhya Pradesh 2265 21. Uttar Pradesh 6697 22. Uttarakhand 5593 Total 86686 18.12.2017 Act) TM 3-1-Fref WJ 4se41 2 94 alTuT JET) F2T01-) 5ff-T 31Rilifa
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LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION No. 300 TO BE ANSWERED ON 18.12.2017
REVIVAL OF CLOSED MSMEs
300. SHRI UDAY PRATAP SINGH:
Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state:
(a) whether many Small Scale Industries have been shut down in the country during the last three years and the current year ;
(b) if so, the details thereof and the reasons therefore, State/UT-wise; and
(c) the measures taken/being taken by the Government to revive them?
ANSWER
MINISTER OF STA1E (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH)
(a)&(b): As per the provisional data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) the number of sick micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in March, 2016 was 4,86,291. The State/Union Territory-wise position regarding the number of sick units for the years 2014, 2015 and 2016 is given in annexure.
As per the final report of Fourth All India Census of MSMEs, the main reasons for closure are stated to be (1)Lack of demand, (2)Shortage of working capital, (3)Non availability of raw materials, (4)Power shortage, (5)Marketing problems, (6)Labour problems, (7)Management problems, and (8)Equipment problems.
(c): Framework for revival and rehabilitation of the MSME units has been put in place under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006.
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LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 312 TO BE ANSWERED ON 18.12.2017
COIR TRAINING INSTITUTES t3 12. SHRI HARTNARAYAN RAJBHAR:
Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state:
(a) the number and details of the training institutes of Coir Board functioning in the country at present, State-wise including Uttar Pradesh; (b) the number of beneficiaries of each training institute during each of the last three years, State-wise; (c) whether the Government proposes to increase the number of such training institutes in the country including Uttar Pradesh; and (d) if so, the details thereof and if not, the reasons therefor?
ANSWER
MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH)
(a): Coir Board is having the following Training Institutes for imparting training on Coir Processing and value addition of the coir products. (i) National Coir Training and Design Centre, Kalavoor, Alleppey, Kerala (ii) Regional Extension Centre, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. Apart from this, Coir Board organize various training programmes through the following Regional Offices and Sub Regional Offices of the Board in association with coir co-operative societies, units etc. (i) Pollachi & Singampunari in Tamil Nadu (ii) Rajahmundry in Andhra Pradesh (iii) Bhubaneswar in Odisha (iv) Kalavoor, Attingal & Kannur in Kerala (v) Bengaluru in Karnataka (vi) Guwahati in Assam
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LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 327 TO BE ANSWERED ON 18.12.2017
EXPORT OF KVIC PRODUCTS
327. SHRI RADHESHYAM BISWAS:
Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state:
(a) whether the Government provides/proposes to provide special incentives to Khadi and Village Industries to export more of its products;
(b) if so, the details thereof; and
(c) the details in terms of value and quantity of the khadi products exported during each of the last three years from various States/UTs, product/country-wise?
ANSWER
MINISTER OF STA I E (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH)
(a) & (b): Ministry of MSME is providing special incentives for promotion and introduction of Khadi & Village Industries products in international markets. Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) has obtained the status of Deemed Export Promotion Council (DEPC) from the Ministry of Commerce & Industry. 1077 Khadi and Village Industries Institutions and Rural Employment Generation Programme (REGP)/Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) units have taken its membership to enter the field of export. The following steps have been taken to boost the export of Khadi and Village Industries products:
1. Assistance would be provided under the Market Promotion and Development Assistance (MPDA) Scheme to the eligible Khadi and Village Industries (KVI) Institutions for participation in International Exhibitions/Trade Fairs held in foreign countries in order to showcase KVI products to foreign countries, access international buyers and sellers and forge business alliances, etc.
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Assistance is also provided to Exporters participating in International Trade Fairs held in India like India International Trade Fair (IITF) New Delhi where stall rentals are subsidized for the exporting institutions. 3. Organizing Export promotion workshops at Chandigarh and Bangalore for KVI institutions/REGP/PMEGP units for acquainting with the procedure and documentation of export. 4. KVIC has applied to register "Khadi" as a word mark and "Khadi India" as a Trade mark in 27 classes for various products among 45 classes listed out in the IPR Act at National Level as well as has filed an online application for registering "Khadi" as a trade mark under International bureau in European Union and other countries under 16 different class. 5. Khadi and Village Industries Units participated in India International Trade Fair (IITF) at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi organized by ITPO. 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Countries No. (Rs. in Lakh) 1 Hand Made paper & 4317.26 UK, USA, Germany, UAE Hong Kong, Australia, Europe, Products Brazil Japan, Israel, Netherland, 2 Papad 4574.81 USA, Gulf, Australia, Japan, Canada, South Africa, Netherlands, Singapore, Jakarta, Manila, Malaysia, Israel, Taiwan, China, Nigeria, Fiji, Bangkok, Philippines, Hong Kong, Pakistan, Turkey. 3 Khadi Wool, Silk 64.89 Italy, Japan, Israel, Netherlands, France and Muslin. 4 Brass & Metal 13.13 Singapore, Malaysia, Sri Lanka 5 Honey 547.68 Europe, UAE, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Morocco 6 Wheat Grass 62.27 Jordan, Cambodia, Sweden, Kyrgyzstan, Sudan, Singapore, Seychelles, Chile, S.Africa, USA, Netherlands, Slovenia, Nepal, Malaysia, Botswana, UK, Curacao, Burkina Faso, Canada, Fiji, Japan, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Aruba, Spain, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, Kuwait, Mauritius, Philippines, Slovakia, UAE, Kenya, Bahrain, Turkey, Malawi, Australia, Czech Republic, Egypt, Uganda, Bangladesh, Qatar, Indonesia, Myanmar, Bhutan & Nigeria 7 Herbal products 2151.12 Nepal, Poland, Russia, Cyprus, Dubai, Abu Dgabi, Norway, Ukraine, China, Kazakhstan, Gotland, New Zealand, Taiwan, , Lithuania, South Korea, Spain, USA, Netherland, Korea, Canada, France, Victoria, Mauritius, Hong Kong 8 Soap Shampoo 51.23 USA, Bhutan, South Africa, UK Japan, London, & Poland Lotion 9 Food Items 207.56 Dubai, Uganda, South Africa, Australia, Chicago USA Tanzania 10 Jute & Banana Fibre 26.18 Germany, Kuwait, UK, France, Japan, Items 11 Readymade garments 84.48 Kuwait & Ghana 12 Agarbatti and dhoop 0.65 Brazil, Switzerland, London 13 Wood carving 14.50 South Africa products / wooden furniture 14 Hair oil and other 66.97 ASSRC & Australia cosmetics 15 Aromatic & Essential 131.00 Gulf Countries Oil 16 Textile based 14.00 London, USA, France handicraft 17 Handicrafts 71.83 USA, UK Netherland, China, Malaysia, Italy 18 Coating / Javadu 8.50 Sudan Powder 19 Silver Nitrate 1.00 Asian countries 394V-I 18.12.2017 iAu) 3rdrit 1;1V tits,ell 327 t alTaT OT) ar-T4V--1 aiSi. 2014-15, 2015-1 30' 2016-17 t. 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Gii. 1.00 Lrffrztt Qi- 20 Spices 25.20 New Zealand & Australia 21 Bio-Fertilizer 5.00 Israel TOTAL 12439.26 2015-16 Sr. Product Export Countries No. (Rs. in Lakh) 1 Hand Made paper & 4280.00 UK, USA, Germany, UAE Hong Kong, Australia, Europe, Products Brazil Japan, Israel, Netherland, Switzerland, Bahrain, Belgium, France, Bhutan 2 Papad 6976.82 USA, UK, European Countries, Gulf, Australia, Japan, Canada, South Africa, Netherlands, Singapore, Jakarta, Manila, Malaysia, Israel, Taiwan, China, Nigeria, Fiji, Bangkok, Philippines, Hong Kong, Pakistan, Turkey. 3 Khadi Wool, Silk 11.09 Italy, Japan, Israel, Netherlands, France, Germany. and Muslin. 4 Brass & Metal 5.50 Singapore, Malaysia, Srilanka. 5 Honey 657.00 Europe, UAE, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Morocco,USA,Libya, Oman. 6 Wheat Grass 60.83 Jordan, Cambodia, Sweden, Kyrgyzstan, Sudan, Singapore, Seychelles, Chile, S. Africa, USA, Netherlands, Slovenia, Nepal, Malaysia, Botswana, UK, Curacao, Burkina Faso, Canada, Fiji, Japan, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Aruba, Spain, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, Kuwait, Mauritius, Philippines, Slovakia, UAE, Kenya, Bahrain, Turkey, Malawi, Australia, Czech Republic, Egypt, Uganda, Bangladesh, Qatar, Indonesia, Myanmar, Bhutan & Nigeria 7 Food Items 42.00 Dubai, Uganda, South Africa, Australia, Chicago USA, Tanzania 8 Wood carving 30.00 South Africa products / wooden furniture 9 Hair oil and other 4.22 ASSRC & Australia cosmetics 10 Aromatic & Essential 180.00 Gulf Countries Oil 11 Leather 10.00 South Africa 12 Handicrafts 1754.69 USA, UK Netherland, China, Malaysia, Italy TOTAL 14012.15 20 dl 25.20 --- T-At AT 31ee'6-zrr 21 q 5 ,o, 5,00 *,.7H1*(.1 12439.26 T c't 2015-16 T.Tt. 3c-I-11d, a- T (T. .F.M1- 'at ) 1 F21. # 6.10) ctO 1 sA 3.N. 4280.00 fre7 Ti-zp. .0 .3-el 34 T, --4Al- ., zk7- .,idicr,i3tr-di, -FMzrr, Orr, oc-lles W-tF .71141G1, ,y1.(1*e.1, C-ild,.kgs, TZ-cKAIiig5,4-0, di `k-c.1 01 4 tirffR 3117 5.50 Iturr Tr'6-ffrzrr, str-- m-r i1;4 657.00 Oci Tt--- 3TT4 31-A-Tra, .711q1G-1, TT-5-4t 3R-a, iffuTrig, 41)0-(41), araitm-r, (ill i 1, 341airff 6 ,i) -EIRT 60.83 o.g.-I, ci-mill".11, TtSW, 14,1-1÷<-11.-1, Tom,--49 {,-ftitR c ,r,t ---4t, •"f3450- -0-r 7, araTtw, A e,, el's, -c.i1c)1- 4-41, rcrrF, ai-f21 4-+Ici1oi, it t -, T.oco13tr, litdr th-Rt, cnoist, l'hJ)., ,i141c-1, znt-g- , Trst:r 3T{q,- .31--f-4-r, Ter -, Fltm-r, idict,idi, Tc/c-i, afftNIT i7eil1iii-r, 4-c1)411.4)441, Tim 3Ti3TATF,-q t.—:11-, 4Ttra., V- Ti-Frt, 34tf4-z1r, -,),r, diulik., P.4, Titr, 'i-I--Tk2T, WC-T.,- WtR:rr, .:1-Ii di 1.4, 3.-TeR 3t di*AReil 7 4Si14-1 cht-cr 42.00 4t , Tftr, . -f-O-D-r 34 r, 34-tf4zrr, ffrwr.araitrwr,-M cl,TIPzii 8 Fw;?r G-Icl-chl Ot 30.00 1- 31-trw, 3<-41e, i a- ---.S ith------9 .41. 3trziw 31IT 3,F-Ti 4.22 qQ1Q+13-131-R--At 11{ 34-r4-41- Tti--4 mTrec17 10 Ti-Ria - 3317 31Ta24-44) 180.00 wer c>1 11 T..4 di i 10.00 -f-o-u-r 3iti7 12 TFdiMa- - T 1754.69 Tizp .<1,-1- -1 34-arc, itt- G-i)d, (45, ,11.-1,-fqrzrr, TOw4t 14012.15 Tei 2016-17 Sl. Export value Product Countries No (Rs. in lakh) 1 Handmade paper & 3151.93 Through merchant exporter products 2 Papad 6940.61 USA, UK, London, France, Germany, Italy, UAE, Australia, Japan, Honkong, Canada, South Africa, and Vietnam 3 Khadi (woollen Silk 196.97 Korea, Muscat, Oman, Germany, Austria, USA, Japan, & Muslin) France, Sweden and through agency 4 Brass & Metal 175.00 Europe 5 Honey 13349.03 UAE, Saudi Arabia, USA, Libya, Oman and through agencies in all over the country. 6 Wheat Grass 44.19 Jordan, Cambodia, Sweden, Kazakhstan, Sudan, Seychelles, Chile, South Africa, USA, The Netherland, Malaysia, UK, Curacao, Canada, Japan, Thailand, Spain, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Mauritius, Philippines, Kenya, Bahrain, Turkey, Czech Republic, Egypt, Qatar, Bhutan, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Italy, Ireland, Mexico, Nepal, Saudi Arabia, Tanzania, Rwanda, Brazil, Ecuador, Norway, Cyprus, Botswana, Bangladesh. 7 Soap, Shampoo & 610.00 Japan, Singapore, Switzerland, New Zealand, France, Lotion UAE, Malaysia, USA & through agancy 8 Food items 149.05 South Africa, Gulf countries, Kenya, Australia, USA 9 Ready Made 104.50 Dubai, Kuwait, UK, Canada, Australia, USA. Garments 10 Wood carving 12.50 USA, Malaysia, & Singapore. products / Wood Furniture 11 Hair Oil & other 169.76 USA, Canada, Dubai, Sri Lanka, Panama, Russian, UAL. cosmetics South Africa. 12 Aromatic & Essential 181.80 USA, France, Europe, Middle East countries throui:i: Oil agency 13 Leather items 20.50 USA, Switzerland & Through agency. 14 Handicrafts 1557.09 USA, UK, Malaysia 15 Silver Nitrate 8.00 Malaysia, Italy. 16 Pottery item 12.00 Through merchant exporter 17 Katha 255.81 Through merchant exporter TOTAL 26938.74 2016-17 fAzit-a- e,44 ..#. .5(-414 tql. (Wcir R-RTf g) 1 ,.t-ciMi-Aci c.Didk.TI 3-1IT 3151.93 c4411-1111 fRN--zrF . 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SHRI J. J. T. NATTERJEE: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether the Technology Acquisition and Development Fund (TADF) introduced by the Government will facilitate Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to acquire clean, green and energy efficient technologies; (b) If so, the details thereof; (c) Whether the mechanism will also catalyze the manufacturing growth in MSME sector with an aim to contribute to 'Make in India' initiative; and (d) If so, the details thereof? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a)&(b): The Technology Acquisition and Development Fund (TADF) Scheme is aimed at facilitating acquisition of clean, green and energy efficient technologies by Micro Small and Medium Enterprises. (c)&(d): Make in India initiative is devised to transform India into a global design and manufacturing hub. 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SHRI JANARDAN MISHRA: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) the significance of cottage industry in the Indian economy; (b) the types of difficulties being faced by the cottage industry in the country at present; and (c) the remedial measures being taken by the Government to address these problems and to promote the Cottage Industries in the country? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a): The Cottage Industries play an important role in the Indian Economy and generation of employment opportunities to the unemployed youth of the Country. Cottage Industries not only play a crucial role in providing large employment opportunities but also help in Industrialization of rural and backward areas of the country thereby reducing the regional imbalance, assuring more equitable distribution of national income and wealth. It also contributes enormously to the socio economic development of the country. Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) is engaged in promoting and developing Khadi and Village Industries for providing employment opportunities in rural areas thereby strengthening the rural economy of the country. Khadi and Village Industries has been identified as one of the major organization for generating sustainable employment in the non-farm sector. During the year 2016-17, the Khadi and Village Industries sector as a whole generated employment opportunities to 136.40 lakh person and also recorded production and sales of Rs .42631.09 crore and Rs .52138.21crore respectively during 2016-17. (b)&(c): The major challenges faced by the Cottage Industries in the country is credit flow from the financing institutions and also the marketing of Khadi and Village Industries Products. To overcome this challenge, the handholding support is being provided to the Khadi Institutions and Village Industries Units for availing financial assistance from the Banks under the Scheme namely Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) and SFURTI. Under the PMEGP Scheme, any individual can avail credit from Banks to set up micro- enterprise in the non-farm sector. 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Ministry through the KVIC and the Coir Board has also been implementing a cluster-based scheme named Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI) under which khadi, village industries and coir clusters have been taken up for development by providing them with improved equipments, common facilities centres, business development services, training, capacity building and design and marketing support, etc. To overcome the marketing challenges of Khadi and Village Industries Units, KVIC organized exhibitions at district level, State level and National level and also invites beneficiaries to exhibit and sale their products.KVI Units are also supported with financial assistance to participate in International Exhibitions. Coir Board:(i) Coir UdyamiYojana (formerly known as REMOT Scheme) is a credit linked subsidy scheme, which provides assistance for setting up of coir units with a maximum cost of project upto Rs.10 lakhs plus working capital, which shall not exceed 25% of the project cost. The pattern of assistance is 40% as Govt. subsidy, 55% as loan from Banks and 5% as beneficiary contribution. Scheme is open to all individuals, companies, SHGs, NGOs, Institutes, etc. (ii) Mahila Coir Yojana(a component of Coir Vikas Yojana-CVY) is an exclusive skill development programme for rural women artisans in coir sector. Training is provided in spinning of coir yarn/various coir processing activities. The scheme envisages distribution of motorized rafts/motorized traditional rafts and other coir processing equipments at 75% subsidy subject to a maximum amount of Rs.7500/- on successful completion of the training programme. During the training period, the women artisans are given a stipend amounting to Rs.1000/- per month. Coir VikasYojana also includes Skill Development & Training Programme in coir sector, Domestic & Export Market Promotion and Development of Production Infrastructure. In addition, the Ministry aims to promote the cottage industries in the country by encouraging and providing the artisans a platform to showcase their products in various forums such as District level, State level and National level exhibitions and fairs. The best products and processes are also being supported to be performed outside the country through schemes such as Market Promotion and Development Assistance (MPDA). Ministry through KVIC also provides different skill training to the potential entrepreneurs through the 39 Multi-Disciplinary Training Centres (MDTC) of KVIC and RSETIs. 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MSME projects in Andhra Pradesh AS&DC/ 605 ADC(PS) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES RAJYA SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. *60 TO BE ANSWERED ON 20.12.2017 Schemes to promote work of rural artisans *60. SHRI AMAR SHANKAR SABLE: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) the details of schemes or programmes being implemented by Government to promote the work of rural artisans of the country; (b) the funds allocated and used to promote the work of rural artisans during the last three years, the State-wise details thereof and especially the details of funds allocated to the State of Maharashtra; and (c) the number of artisans benefited from the schemes, the State-wise details thereof? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a)to(c): A statement is laid on the Table of the House. 317-6 Tke-7, eiri 3117 Urc71-3T 64.1 di cHAle141 774:17 Tra-TT c11.(114)<-1 1;P5T #. *60 rl Frtrar 20.12.2017 4)141 m-Ir slow! 'RA ,30 44.71.-11 *60. -41- 3PR Richi 3117 TEZZIF .54I d-1 11 t T ch ,J) 1-4): TRT 2T JIId11u1 Trif ,30c1 °Nei c-c.4c1 't0 zit-a--ra# 3i= 4)1404 chic7z1#1 (441 t; ft'ard- d,11Aul 04,4 t f2-7 3-we'd-a iu crzp. u734- -c7117- t 3 f4-2:1M—{ •1.3-41 T)- 3i1 a. c_T-aufr Tzt-r wzir t; an-T (7) 3 rt) 411.71G-11311- lz.c 0c) cl I o) TATTIP:IT 011 d I tl 14-14sQ1 Tzitu cf-el t? Tke:Tr, M 307 TrtzTa:r 34a di I s.7.1 di 41 (4-cidA cm- R) (41- 11Rils31 () tf can: kc,t) #3T7 TIZW .( 4-Q tzif TRIT t I STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (a) TO (c) OF RAJYA SABHA STARRED QUESTION No.*60 FOR ANSWERON 20.12.2017 (a): Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) is implementing the following schemes through Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) and Coir Board to promote the work of rural artisans in the country: I. Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC): i) Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) is a credit linked subsidy scheme, for setting up of new micro-enterprises and to generate employment opportunities in rural as well as urban areas of the country through KVIC, State Khadi & Village Industries Board (KVIB) and District Industries Centre (DIC). General category beneficiaries can avail of margin money subsidy of 25% of the project cost in rural areas and 15% in urban areas. For beneficiaries belonging to special categories such as SC/ST/Women/PH/Minorities/Ex-Servicemen/NER, the margin money subsidy is 35% in rural areas and 25% in urban areas. The maximum cost of projects is Rs.25 lakh in the manufacturing sector and Rs.10 lakh in the service sector. ii) Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI) was launched in 2005-06 for making Traditional Industries more productive and competitive by organizing the Traditional Industries and artisans into clusters. iii) A Scheme for Promoting Innovation, Rural Industry and Entrepreneurship (ASPIRE) was launched on 18.3.2015 to promote Innovation & Rural Entrepreneurship through rural Livelihood Business Incubator (LBO, Technology Business Incubator (TBI) and Fund of Funds for start-up creation. iv) Market Promotion Development Assistance (MPDA) — A unified scheme by merging Market Development Assistance, Publicity, Marketing and Market Promotion. A new component of Infrastructure namely setting up of Marketing Complexes /Khadi Plazas has been added to expand the marketing network of Khadi & VI products. Under the Modified MDA (MMDA) financial assistance at 30% of the Prime Cost, is distributed amongst Producing Institutions (40%), Selling Institutions (20%) and Artisans (40%). v) Interest Subsidy Eligibility Certificate (ISEC) Scheme provides credit at concessional rate of interest through Banks as per the requirement of the Khadi institutions. 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CM17, quid Qc-1 c410-IR 44c107r fir cb Qc41 -(ri-t-Fr&dT tl 3iTC-1730- Vq-r G-H) 3t2tra,- cn TZTTETaT c Wit ail-{.0 )- ► cl-kild i 3---,ccntr 107:rum. .)c4c) di.411 I T.Rififtra- (Qc1-1Qc4q) TERtat3T T f for 6c-L4W,c1-) 42,1T3-i1 (40%), itt-dT \L-i,k-2TT3-11- (20%) .a-2TT ci-41,11.(i (40%) c 7 ck") 30% v) G241,31 Ti-frgr En-9-m (31WkIMD ilrft I f 2T13i1 r 311 a2.1c-N-11q+IR TRU di 1 e4 I ei 6, 41,71 CR 4tu I TT CT ETA cb) cHN 4% 6 -41 ■71 kG-1 I Ocl I t I ttl. TRT 4% ti 3fRrT TraTI 1. d f (1, 41.3i (4,1 atrus4cH otR7 cb 1 q-ru chl Trdra.ft-zir.sfiQd111 : 2 : vi) Workshed Scheme for Khadi Artisans was introduced in 2008-09 to provide financial assistance for construction of workshed to khadi artisans belonging to BPL category through the khadi institutions with which the khadi artisans are associated. This empowers khadi spinners and weavers to chart out a sustainable path for growth, income generation and better work environment. vii) Strengthening infrastructure of weak Khadi institutions and assistance for marketing infrastructure: This scheme provides need-based support towards the Khadi sector for nursing the sick/problematic institutions elevated from "D" to "C" category as well as those whose production, sales and employment have been declining while they have potential to attain normalcy and to support creation of marketing infrastructure in other identified outlets. Under this scheme, financial assistance is provided to existing weak Khadi institutions for strengthening of their infrastructure and for renovation of selected khadi sales outlets. viii) Khadi Reform and Development Programme (KRDP) aims to revitalize the khadi sector with enhanced sustainability of khadi, increased incomes and employment for spinners and weavers, increased artisans, welfare and to achieve synergy with village industries. Under KRDP, restructured amount of US$ 105 million has been negotiated with Asian Development Bank (ADB) and funds are being provided to the Government of India to be released to KVIC as 'grants-in-aid' under budgetary allocation through the Ministry of MSME. Khadi Reform Package envisages reform support in the following areas: (i) Artisan Earnings and Empowerment, (ii) Direct Reform Assistance to 400 Khadi Institutions & (iii) Implementation of a well-knit MIS ix) AamAdmiBimaYojana (erstwhile Janashree BimaYojana): KVIC in association with LTC is implementing the AABY scheme to provide insurance cover to Khadi artisans against normal and accidental death and disability. Premium is shared between KVIC (12.5%), Khadi institutions (25%), artisans (12.5%) and Govt. of India (50%), Khadi Artisans belonging to the age group of 18 to 59 years are provided insurance cover for the following: (i) Death (natural) : Rs. 30,000.00 (ii) Death (accidental) : Rs. 75,000.00 (iii) Disability (permanent) : Rs. 75,000.00 (iv) Disability (partial) : Rs. 37,500.00 (v) Educational Benefits (ShikshaSahayogYojana) : Two children of Khadi Artisan who are studying in standard IX to XII including Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) are eligible for scholarship of Rs.300/- per quarter. vi) wra 1 W c4410-g urrt untr cm dR 01. Titi411. 4.Q1 # r Pr r cbiAld14) cr,1 tf -Q- 2008-09 at 2.7 cR J1 2-fri tt,3iTzr MIT #a7 Trif (41c1lc“01171 -td-Trr2f urr-aq-14,R1 6IG-110 t vii) W3:171T qlfrer R#2Tr3.11 3TIVET30 InecTr gum 3irirra7 *4-1 T0r# at -Er # *Tit At .5c-c-ic-1 TATIT/÷1d-e41,J,N-c1 fro-1 u11 CbcH 0c) 31-1 3G-01 LIN-I +11cHIG-e4c11(Glic44 #0.171- t, chi Litc-1.1-141qui qci 3F7 1. 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(f TT ) iTirt cftraTur (3u 31) Flta- Tur Ix at{ XII 34 cfrt t, 300 Tri--4crt . t LIN tj : 3 : II. Coir Board: i) Coir VikasYojana: 1. Skill Upgradation&Mahila Coir Yojana - Under the scheme programmes like Entrepreneurship Development Programme, Awareness Programme, Workshop, Seminar, Exposure Tour, etc. are implemented for attracting more entrepreneurs to start coir processing units. In order to create skilled man power required for the industry, Coir Board is implementing training programmes in value added products. The candidates undergoing training programmes are given stipend amounting to Rs. 1000/- per month. Under the `Mahila Coir Yojana' Scheme which is exclusively for rural women artisans training in spinning of coir yarn/various coir processing activities is provided to rural women. The scheme envisages distribution of motorized ratts/motorized traditional ratts and other coir processing equipments to, women at subsidised rates after completion of training. During the training period, the women artisans are given stipend amounting to Rs.1000 per month. The trained women are given ratts and other coir processing equipments at 75% subsidy subject to a maximum of Rs.7500/-. 2. Scheme for the Development of Production Infrastructure - Under the scheme financial assistance is extended for setting up of coir units and modernization of existing units. Under the scheme subsidy to the tune of 25% of the cost of equipments and other infrastructural facilities subject to a maximum of Rs.6 lakh for setting up of defibering unit, Rs. 4 lakh for Automatic Spinning Unit and Rs.5 lakh for others. For a composite or a multiple unit the maximum ceiling of assistance would be Rs.9 lakh. In the case of modernization of existing unit the subsidy will be limited to 25% of the cost of equipments and infrastructural facilities subject to a maximum of Rs.2 lakh. ii) Coir Udyami Yojana (formerly known as REMOT Scheme) is a credit linked subsidy scheme providing assistance for setting up of coir units. The maximum admissible cost of project under the scheme is upto Rs.10 lakhs plus working capital, which shall not exceed 25% of the project cost. The pattern of assistance under the scheme is 40% as Govt. of India subsidy, 55% as loan from Banks and 5% as beneficiary contribution. Assistance under the Scheme is made open to all individuals, companies, SHGs, NGOs, Institutes registered under Societies Registration Act 1860, Production Co-operative Societies, Joint Liability Groups and Charitable Trusts. iiiKoir Workers' Group Personal Accident Insurance Scheme is aimed at providing insurance coverage against accidental death, permanent total disability and permanent partial disability to the coir workers in all coir producing States in India. The maximum amount of compensation payable is Rs.50,000/- in the case of death/permanent total disability and Rs.25,000/- in the case of permanent partial disability. The premium for the entire coir workers is paid by Coir Board to the Insurance Company as a lumpsum amount towards the renewal of the policy every year. The coir workers aged 18 years and above engaged in the industry (no upper age limit) are covered under the scheme. The scheme was converged to the Core scheme Pradhan Mantri Surksha BimaYojana during July, 2016. (b): State-wise details of funds allocated/ Target of Margin Money and Fund utilized/ Achievement of Margin Money under PMEGP Scheme and various schemes of Coir Board during the last three years is placed at Annexure-I. (c): State/UT-wise number of beneficiaries benefitted under PMEGP, Workshed& AABY and various schemes of Coir Board during the last three years is placed at Annexure-II. * * * • II. w-4-{'Qfit: wzr{fir 1.M INTR 3G-G-14-4c1 Fit6T cbe4i 4io1G-11- TERra=r 5.m-T-$711- RIT cr, c .54.4 3VN:w31rm11-a. 4)..) 1c4,1491,,H, wrimeir, TtUtt, Qc1-4-1L1 0-k .t1 , arrftl# cbt491-414hkailcid f Jiicl 1 3- n-ar f4(r. 3pt07 Fr-J 41.1t.a- '3-tQzr T-4-{ c11-0 3-C=Clg)- Cifft"TuT chF404-1 ti 1;11- 1-crt c111.45.11,1-1) at war c •0. 3T3-71-f' r mow- TzR1. 1.41, qerch-r -Fft-61- ER u ter'R,zRra=r ,,L4 T1- cbc-11/1=4fT?:17 q÷14--cNul 4)1 SFr dAid-fiul aTf r (4-44 f471 . 3taild Tfitmail- (4,1crfffl-crr f4-41* R=Zr-F utuor 1.0 1::P‘174-11-4isl*sys d,) 1:17 aTitamit (4,1 .(a/d-ik,“-ct) (Ratts) T4 al-G=4. 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MIT T2ITZIT 3l f211 1- c1-)61,1 i <-0 i J:11-dT4 '31 25,000/- T. t I WZ17 41-t. cbid-ida 1:47 1,1)1-1 Th7 Vit 44- 1-111M G-14)AcNul f2'1 ,k\LI a1tgir ct ch) @-SaT-dT ‘.711(-11 t 15r a1 cid) 18 c4t1 qCi 3Tr# 3.CR chicHdlki (31#1- arrg #1-47 aft) 2Zft3=1- t 3 chck ItZ1T ,711c11 tl ok-11, 2016 .tIG-1 TtraT ch) 2 -1),31c-11 cR 3-1)7 31- q11 f*71T d1.441 t mr) ait Ttrg kffird 3.117 ch I ,Uo-Q.4c4R Tzn-Tr 3*u-I a1 ItTfr d14-41ti (3-r) f 7741 e,UG-1 4I)1c1-1,71)(1).(4c112)-g- 31tT 1(41(11 Fur Tzftati R-raTra- R-rarrf4-41- at--4--ar{ Annexure-I Annexure-I referred to in reply to part (b) of the Rajva Sabha Unstarred Question No.60 for answer on 20.12.2017 Fund,Allocation/Target and fund utilized/Achievement of Margin Money under PMEGP during the last three years Sl. Target (Margin Money) State/UT Achievement (Margin Money) No. 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17# 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 1. Jammu & Kashmir 2919.50 4006.80 3541.26 3274.63 3781.19 2621.40 2. Himachal Pradesh 1687.45 1721.57 1970.11 2237.73 1767.26 2185.27 3. Punjab 2711.49 .3026.80 3504.09 3190.88 2902.97 3181.60 4. U.T. Chandigarh 287.99 90.00 100.00 61.46 87.72 82.84 5. Haryana 2716.36 3747.40 3371.31 3012.98 3112.09 3383.53 6. Delhi 1061.04 257.35 300.00 189.24 254.05 182.41 7. Rajasthan 5369.78 4188.14 5500.99 5249.62 4384.07 4641.60 8. Uttarakhand 1882.35 1909.93 2140.93 2153.32 1740.86 2122.33 9. Uttar Pradesh 13339.41 17535.32 12981.52 16937.53 14456.87 14271.05 10. Chhattisgarh 3474.41 4303.8 4493.3 2045.68 2829.38 4070.73 11. Madhya Pradesh 8182.74 7729.40 8527.32 9241.70 8117.17 8346.06 12. Sikkim 541.34 227.38 200.00 33.52 186.11 35.93 13. Arunachal Pradesh , 1793.42 200.08 500.00 1004.99 38.85 440.34 14. Nagaland 1563.64 1255.83 1751.68 878.59 1392.81 2007.48 15. Manipur 1403.65 2855.92 1741.70 1600.76 1213.98 2162.78 16. Mizoram 1043.39 924.99 1253.49 807.98 1026.35 491.96 17. Tripura 985.02 2748.26 1578.62 1333.65 945.84 3734.66 18. Meghalaya 1184.79 1250.62 1748.1 971.14 1056.12 407.89 19. Assam 5388.75 4969.87 5636.41 5397.01 2869.74 4910.36 20. Bihar 8277.14 7118.59 6909.77 4111.32 6588.55 8336.51 21. West Bengal 4396.32 4765.49 3680.3 6010.11 3400.65 6270.32 22. Jharkhand 4547.06 3462.64 4165.73 2871.29 3559.74 2654.35 23. Odisha 5621.47 6282 5201.65 3945.89 5736.32 6848.96 24. A & N Islands 593.09 158.00 100.00 92.32 65.11 193.46 25. Gujarat* 4346.72 6536.16 5398.45 6200.52 6339.73 7561.61 26. Maharashtra** 6299.38 9718.42 6111.30 7843.81 5285.03 6001.36 27. Goa 466.91 159.40 371.62 141.76 165.43 191.44 28. Andhra Pradesh 2667.87 4496.85 2336.58 3492.11 2262.37 4916.08 29. Telangana 1954.44 2094.00 2004.86 1889.35 2217.57 2561.72 30. Karnataka 4512.99 10846.89 4941.62 6479.10 5898.01 11609.56 31. Lakshadweep 704.68 90.00 50.00 28.61 0.00 0.00 32. Kerala 2306.51 2731.60 2446.06 2679.28 2720.48 3350.68 33. Tamil Nadu 4974.91 7110.80 5291.23 6733.89 5497.54 8213.92 34. Puducherry 100.00 100.00 150.00 112.10 106.37 103.65 Total 109306.00 128620.30 110000 112253.87 - . . _ 102006.33 128093.84 Including Dadra & Nagar Haveli ** including Daman& Diu #RE Targets 3T04-1- itaiW 20.12.2017 t Ti.*60 WW1 (Vi) 3-T4. 7 3l rel 39047.1 ft• (aTIM- 3:14't chat •oL44 31) wiz (zrrW (Hot) 64 elial RinFaat) WA 1173--4 Nit4 .Usrel 07 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17# 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 3781.19 1. 74k3t{ WWIT 2919.50 4006.80 3541.26 3274.63 2621.40 2237.73 1767.26 2- dil xirf rragr 1687.45 1721.57 1970.11 2185.27 3190.88 2902.97 3. izi-am 2711.49 3026.80 3504.09 3181.60 61.46 87.72 4. .t-it4 -M1-q At-q zig)dla, 287.99 90.00 100.00 82.84 3112.09 5. f•1qiuti 2716.36 3747.40 3371.31 3012.98 3383.53 254.05 6. 1,4T-41, 1061.04 257.35 300.00 189.24 182.41 7. th_A-ZM 5369.78 4188.14 5500.99 5249.62 4384.07 4641.60 8. .5K-1,04s15 1882.35 1909.93 2140.93 2153.32 1740.86 2122.33 9. .571-4 cf-gt 13339.41 17535.32 12981.52 16937.53 14456.87 14271.05 10. tm.fi,t.id 15, 2045.68 2829.38 3474.41 4303.8 4493.3 4070.73 11. 3:rt-zr craw 8117.17 8182.74 7729.40 8527.32 9241.70 8346.06 186.11 12. PiZrx)d-i 541.34 227.38 200.00 33.52 35.93 1793.42 200.08 1004.99 38.85 13. 3rkl:TITVR• craT 500.00 440.34 14. HIJilgS 1563.64 1255.83 1751.68 878.59 1392.81 2007.48 15. Trfa-pg 1403.65 2855.92 1741.70 1600.76 1213.98 2162.78 16. fA,i),tji 1043.39 924.99 1253.49 807.98 1026.35 491.96 17. fivr 985.02 2748.26 1578.62 1333.65 945.84 3734.66 18. Ati1mi.4 1184.79 1250.62 971.14 1056.12 1748.1 407.89 19. 3W 5388.75 4969.87 5636.41 5397.01 2869.74 4910.36 20. iftut 8277.14 7118.59 6909.77 4111.32 6588.55 8336.51 21. LA di cid il ei 4396.32 4765.49 3680.3 6010.11 3400.65 6270.32 22. *.11.0,is 4547.06 3462.64 4165.73 2871.29 3559.74 2654.35 23. 3.1-11%-qrr 3945.89 5736.32 5621.47 6282 5201.65 6848.96 24. 593.09 158.00 92.32 65.11 AUTra 311{- f- cb) al R a) L4 737 100.00 193.46 25. ap-76* 4346.72 6536.16 5398.45 6200.52 6339.73 7561.61 26. eit,i,k* 6299.38 9718.42 6111.30 7843.81 5285.03 6001.36 27. d A cu 466.91 159.40 371.62 141.76 165.43 191.44 28. 31-t craw 2667.87 4496.85 2336.58 3492.11 2262.37 4916.08 1889.35 2217.57 29. c)c4dticil 1954.44 2094.00 2004.86 2561.72 30. cbc-Ac.41 4512.99 10846.89 4941.62 6479.10 5898.01 11609.56 0.00 31. mi-eg- 704.68 90.00 • 50.00 28.61 0.00 2720.48 32. .t,i 2306.51 2731.60 '2446.06 2679.28 3350.68 33. ci eici i§ 4974.91 7110.80 5291.23 6733.89 5497.54 8213.92 34. V-41 100.00 100.00 150.00 112.10 106.37 103.65 128093.84 (4 109306.00 128620.30 110000 112253.87 102006.33 * 311-{ci R T-4-41411ta- ** 31V vitff #401 ci3T-laiTa•Wzi Funds Allocated and Utilized under various schemes of Coir Board Mahila Coir Yojana - Subsidy 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 State Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Allocated utilized Allocated utilized Allocated utilized Andhra Pradesh 20.00 -- 15.00 -- 5.00 Telangana 1.00 Odisha 20.00 -- 15.00 -- 5.00 Kerala 28.00 4.52 30.00 11.15 11.00 2.66 Lakshadweep -- -- 5.00 -- 2.00 Karnataka -- 15.00 -- 4.00 Maharashtra -- -- 2.50 -- 2.00 Goa -- -- 2.50 -- Gujarat ------1.00 Tamil Nadu 20.00 0.90 25.00 -- 7.00 Pondicherry ------2.00 A& N Islands -- -- 5.00 -- 2.00 West Bengal -- 3.76 5.00 2.05 3.00 NE Region -- -- 5.00 -- 5.00 Total 88.00 9.18 125.00 13.20 50.00 2.66 Mahila Coir Yojana - Training 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 State Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Allocated utilized Allocated utilized Allocated utilized Andhra 20.00 5.00 21.00 1.40 4.20 4.76 Pradesh Telangana - - - - 2.80 - Odisha 15.00 18.00 21.00 16.10 4.90 6.09 Kerala 36.25 50.28 36.75 42.42 16.10 16.84 Lakshadweep 10.00 7.78 8.75 6.30 2.80 2.16 Karnataka 15.00 37.48 15.75 11.90 5.60 2.04 Maharashtra 7.50 2.50 7.00 7.70 4.20 7.00 Goa 5.00 - 1.75 - 0.62 Gujarat 5.00 8.00 1.75 4.20 1.40 0.68 Tamil Nadu 16.25 14.58 22.75 16.98 10.85 11.62 Pondicherry 11.25 1.35 3.50 0.56 1.40 - A& N Islands 5.00 0.75 8.75 - 3.50 1.36 West Bengal 25.00 46.50 8.75 7.00 3.50 7.40 NE Region 28.75 28.50 17.50 10.78 8.75 11.90 Total 200 220.72 175.00 125.34 70.00 72.47 coeii 4- t 3i-r4ita air ct)41i zitzm - (4iisi al) 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 ii.,-ei allet-ff 14 op) 31T4ita" 9 3freita cr-i Mitr Mit itftr 3TitT Wa'21' 20.00 -- 15.00 -- 5.00 (.idlicii 1.00 Atm 20.00 -- 15.00 -- 5.00 cl,lci 28.00 4.52 30.00 11.15 11.00 2.66 Faitici -- -- 5.00 -- 2.00 chcl dcb -- 15.00 -- 4.00 difAil; -- -- 2.50 -- 2.00 dllul -- -- 2.50 4....Aiici ------1.00 c-I ei4II.§ 20.00 0.90 25.00 -- 7.00 res--4-tr -- -- 2.00 3ig-gra- 3t}7 -- -- 5.00 -- 2.00 i- ct) ,siR alq TR:K6- trfkR eidim -- 3.76 5.00 2.05 3.00 teal- Ati -- -- 5.00 -- 5.00 88.00 9.18 1',4 125.00 13.20 50.00 2.66 urft- T cileN ztm9T-It4Tur cli(s4 aFr) '1.7-4-1 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 3i-rthea- crziT yrdita- ci 31 reca crz:1 Mfq f' -'fi- iritr f=f-0. f -ft. it-- ' 31tiT crku 20.00 5.00 21.00 1.40 4.20 4.76 cic.idimi - - - - 2.80 - 3ftit2TT 15.00 18.00 21.00 16.10 4.90 6.09 ,(6 36.25 50.28 36.75 42.42 16.10 16.84 co4-Terq 10.00 7.78 8.75 6.30 2,80 2.16 chwl tch 15.00 37.48 15.75 11.90 5.60 2.04 clit.iil 7.50 2.50 7.00 7.70 4.20 7.00 4cl' 5.00 - 1.75 - 0.62 pRld 5.00 8.00 1.75 4.20 1.40 0.68 diAmot.§ 16.25 14.58 22.75 16.98 10.85 11.62 trilWr 11.25 1.35 3.50 0.56 1.40 - 3i--6-gr- AT 5.00 0.75 8.75 3.50 1.36 fcr)14.4k alt-i TfaT 1 urfkrg eidilei 25.00 46.50 8.75 7.00 3.50 7.40 _ ati- 28.75 28.50 17.50 10.78 8.75 11.90 Tel 200 220.72 175.00 125.34 70.00 72.47 Value Added Products Manufacturing - Training Rs.in lakhs 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 State Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Allocated utilized Allocated utilized Allocated utilized Andhra Pradesh 32.50 10.65 7.00 6.86 4.20 4.76 Telangana - - - - 3.50 Odisha 37.50 24.98 7.00 8.30 4.90 5.37 Kerala 36.25 60.58 54.25 29.33 15.4 12.34 Lakshadweep 10.00 5.03 8.75 3.50 3.50 4.76 Karnataka 32.50 50.00 15.75 12.60 5.60 2.04 Maharashtra 17.50 3.00 7.00 6.30 3.50 3.40 Goa 8.75 - 1.75 - Gujarat 11.25 13.50 1.75 1.40 1.40 0.68 Tamil Nadu 21.25 31.63 24.50 17.78 12.25 9.32 Pondicherry 12.50 1.33 3.50 0.56 A& N Islands 8.75 1.13 8.75 4.20 3.50 5.44 West Bengal 37.50 57.00 14.00 11.20 3.50 2.72 NE Region 33.75 34.50 21.00 9.48 8.75 12.07 Total 300.00 293.33 175.00 111.51 70.00 62.90 Development of Production Infrastructure Rs.in lakhs 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 State Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Allocated utilized Allocated utilized Allocated utilized Andhra Pradesh 30.00 8.42 4.00 -- 3 Telangana ------3 Odisha 30.00 -- 4.00 2.00 6 Kerala 90.00 6.87 10.00 6.73 15 Lakshadweep ------Karnataka 30.00 22.84 4.00 -- 6 Maharashtra -- -- 4.00 -- 6 Goa ------Gujarat -- 3.99 -- -- Tamil Nadu 220.00 115.28 18.00 86.58 30 68.02 Pondicherry -- -- 2.00 -- A& N Islands ------West Bengal ------NE Region -- -- 4.00 -- 6 Total 400.00 157.40 50.00 95.31 75 68.02 dtvel qffiff ul - VffraiTIT efitsig) •(1..3-4.4 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 3.1T-4Tha" 17-4 mreca criw 31 re7 CRP. 1 .f... Iti- 1: .f fitr tWftr fft- .3itir .J 32.50 10.65 7.00 6.86 4.20 4.76 c4 1101 - - - - 3.50 32Tt 37.50 24.98 7.00 8.30 4.90 5.37 -)iei 36.25 60.58 54.25 29.33 15.4 12.34 RA-Tercf 10.00 5.03 8.75 3.50 3.50 4.76 cbo Ca, 32.50 50.00 15.75 12.60 5.60 2.04 d-ivil 17.50 3.00 7.00 6.30 3.50 3.40 ac.ii 8.75 - 1.75 - dplild 11.25 13.50 1.75 1.40 1.40 0.68 caeic11.§ 21.25 31.63 24.50 17.78 12.25 9.32 tiiRQ 12.50 1.33 3.50 0.56 3tg-Tri 3 8.75 1.13 8.75 4.20 3.50 5.44 Pco1.:41( trizr TTTW rfrVai cidliei 37.50 57.00 14.00 11.20 3.50 2.72 rerd-r 0-1 33.75 34.50 21.00 9.48 8.75 12.07 m 300.00 293.33 175.00 111.51 70.00 62.90 bc-1-114-1 3T4444var Th"T f4MTRT (t,s4 c'1I'$l gf) iis.r+-4 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 3Titta- 'CIT 31reCa" 9 3i-r--Ita- cRP Mit '1-0. ?Alt ` -f-q 'iftr f -ftr 31NT 1;121- 30.00 8.42 4.00 3 ei a 11.-II - -- - 3 3itt2Tf 30.00 -- 4.00 2.00 6 ?lei 90.00 6.87 10.00 6.73 15 FAIR -- - c.0-1t.co 30.00 22.84 4.00 -- 6 6 difail; -- - 4.00 -- -- alai -- -- dk.71 i I ci -- 399 - -- ci eiG11§ 220.00 115.28 18.00 86.58 30 68.02 tfifi- t -- 2.00 -- 31Sair- 3 -- -- 1- c4-/ OR e-I Tra:k7 qfkrg61. IleT ------6 re97 ak.q. - - 4.00 400.00 157.40 50.00 95.31 75 68.02 S)(4 Coir Udyami Yojana 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 State Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Allocated utilized Allocated utilized Allocated utilized Kerala 327.00 37.60 290.00 183.48 290.00 179.12 Lakshadweep 17.40 0.00 40.00 0.00 40.00 0.00 Tamil Nadu 338.00 178.76 300.00 624.14 300.00 540.31 A & N Islands 43.60 0.00 48.00 0.00 48.00 8.00 Karnataka 231.00 75.37 290.00 4.00 285.00 164.00 Maharashtra 54.50 0.00 45.00 0.00 45.00 14.61 Gujarat 11.00 0.00 20.00 0.00 20.00 16.00 Goa 21.80 0.00 29.00 0.00 29.00 0.00 Andhra Pradesh 98.10 58.80 195.00 215.60 200.00 228.80 Odisha 142.00 39.80 125.00 146.48 125.00 91.80 Jharkhand 11.00 0.00 9.00 0.00 9.00 0.00 Bihar 11.00 0.00 9.00 0.00 9.00 0.00 West Bengal 43.60 0.00 40.00 13.85 40.00 31.15 NE Region 150.00 0.00 160.00 5.46 160.00 10.24 Total 1500.00 390.33 1600.00 1193.01 1600.00 1284.03 c 341 efl .1,1-4-1 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 31T4ftff V 31-r4Ita- 9-ffi. 3Trata- cri- f4f0. 'i -Irtr fftr f -ftr ift. 1::M. 4c>i 327.00 37.60 290.00 183.48 290.00 179.12 74Ter7 17.40 0.00 40.00 0.00 40.00 0.00 cii-Amcil 338.00 178.76 300.00 624.14 300.00 540.31 kg--Fr- 311-{ 43.60 0.00 48.00 0.00 48.00 8.00 icolciii @LI R:TaV quilccp 231.00 75.37 290.00 4.00 285.00 164.00 diVil 54.50 0.00 45.00 0.00 45.00 14.61 1.7Nici 11.00 0.00 20.00 0.00 20.00 16.00 4(41 21.80 0.00 29.00 0.00 29.00 0.00 Yfra tit2r 98.10 58.80 195.00 215.60 200.00 228.80 3irnir 142.00 39.80 125.00 146.48 125.00 91.80 vituis 11.00 0.00 9.00 0.00 9.00 0.00 I*R. 11.00 0.00 9.00 0.00 9.00 0.00 tTftaT cidiN 43.60 0.00 40.00 13.85 40.00 31.15 _ th 150.00 0.00 160.00 5.46 160.00 10.24 Tei 1500.00 390.33 1600.00 1193.01 1600.00 1284.03 Annexure-II Annexure-II referred to in reply to part (c) of the Raiya Sabha Unstarred Question No.60 for answer on 20.12.2017 State/UT-wise Number of beneficiaries benefitted under PMEGP Scheme during the last three years SI. No. State/UT Beneficiaries benefitted (Projects) 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 1. Jammu & Kashmir 1565 2207 1492 2. Himachal Pradesh 1244 1077 941 3. Punjab 1153 966 1266 4. U.T. Chandigarh 36 43 47 5. Haryana 1175 1248 1377 6. Delhi 198 256 119 7. Rajasthan 1976 1988 1749 8. Uttarakhand 1333 1136 1345 9. Uttar Pradesh 4891 4365 4074 10. Chhattisgarh 847 1277 1598 11. Madhya Pradesh 2737 1979 1940 12. Sikkim 16 110 27 13. Arunachal Pradesh 652 35 301 14. Nagaland 416 623 1018 15. Manipur 747 685 1265 16. Mizoram 817 1134 425 17. Tripura 787 642 2297 18. Meghalaya 555 603 329 19. Assam 5015 3483 6028 20. Bihar 1639 2430 3234 21. West Bengal 3397 1873 3528 22. Jharkhand 1699 1839 1300 23. Odisha 2013 2876 3029 24. A & N Islands 161 119 195 25. Gujarat* 1289 1419 1386 26. ** Maharashtra 3469 2497 2325 27. Goa 78 91 90 28. Andhra Pradesh 937 642 1357 29. Telangana 604 660 664 30. Karnataka 2431 2140 3575 31. Lakshadweep 31 0 0 32. Kerala 1344 1369 1584 33. Tamil Nadu 2858 2463 2941 34. Puducherry 58 65 66 Total 48168 44340 52912 inc u ing vaara & Nagar Haveli including Daman& Diu 3FTEtT- II irkq_20.12.2017 aNifkff trIT It.so war (7r) t 1.401ci c _41,t1c1 Liikld-144141 44tar 3fiffa1ff wrautfrzit (trfizernit r iftsd-i t.Ti. .(1.3-47Itst tkret di' eilauft-i e030 1 (111141010I) 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 1565 2207 1. old-401U W2#17 1492 1244 1077 2. R4-0.c4(.1111-aV 941 1153 966 3. Lioil61 1266 36 43 4- ThEr ti 47 5. , mull 1175 1248 1377 6. far-A.'. f 198 256 119 7. Tra-4=41a' 1976 1988 1749 8. 3r1ii4s15 1333 1136 1345 9• 4891 4365 5T{Ir-21' 4074 10. ig, .4.1 ig, 847 1277 1598 2737 1979 11. arczt utu 1940 12. 16 110 di 27 13. 652 35 31T1T0WF1;:ftgi 301 416 623 14. G-0,1045 1018 15. 3:66.-4- 747 685 1265 16. 817 1134 .TI iei 425 17. f4cr 787 642 2297 18. 555 603 Atlic,141 329 5015 3483 19. NUTT 6028 20. ftp-{ 1639 2430 3234 3397 1873 21. tiftra:r4,,ti o 3528 22. w(.4.sis 1699 1839 1300 23. .ffoTT 2013 2876 31 3029 24. .3437 AT co .11,t all-4 161 119 TRY 195 25. dpRid. 1419 1386 26. urt-rur* 3469 2497 2325 27. di cli 78 91 90 28. 3ifra walr 937 642 1357 604 660 29. c)eid0.-0 664 2431 2140 30. coo-6 ccr, 3575 31 0 31. Faracr 0 32. -,.t(.1 1344 1369 1584 2858 2463 33. diAcqorg 2941 34. It-tr 58 65 66 48168 44340 52912 * 414ii 307 Rag t. ti ** 4diu1 3frilta State/UT-wise Number of beneficiaries benefitted under Workshed Scheme during the last three years SI.No. Name of State/UT 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17(P) 1 Delhi 0 0 0 2 Jammu 0 0 0 3 Himachal Pradesh 160 0 20 4 Haryana 225 55 220 5 Chandigarh (UT) 30 10 20 6 Rajasthan 0 10 115 7 Madhya Pradesh 90 20 20 8 Chhattisgarh 210 236 120 9 Uttarakhand 18 25 25 10 Uttar Pradesh 1104 310 1385 11 Karnataka 90 0 115 12 Tamil Nadu 250 57 70 13 Telangana 0 0 65 14 Andhra Pradesh 110 50 200 15 Maharashtra 60 34 45 16 Kerala 110 25 280 17 Gujarat 200 50 200 18 Goa 0 0 0 19 West Bengal 565 140 100 20 Bihar 200 0 20 21 Jharkhand 0 30 50 22 Odhisha 100 25 80 23 Assam 380 193 183 24 Nagaland 0 0 0 25 Tripura 0 0 0 26 Manipur 0 0 0 27 Meghalaya 0 0 0 28 Sikkim 0 0 0 29 Arunachal Pradesh 0 0 0 30 Mizoram 0 0 0 Total 3902 1270 3333 ftra-4 t alua 4--21g444"r- 3T-64-6 RT3Tri Fraffirzit Tr:IriTtEr 44-4-arT3ilwr T.R. ikreoiEr ii.,-41 ati" 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17(31) 1 It-c-.74t- 0 0 0 2 ,Ad-cit. 0 0 0 3 9,dirr4 ei cf- 21- 160 0 20 4 ,1 41uii 225 55 220 5 -cidiq, RtErikrei 447 30 10 20 6 ,(k.Tik-R1Ta" 0 10 115 7 719-7T Trk2T 90 20 20 8 f.% .tidiq, 210 236 120 9 .5r1IS 18 25 25 10 5r1.( gagi 1104 310 1385 11 cho cct) 90 0 115 12 d KG-II§ 250 57 70 13 vidlwii 0 0 65 14 3i-fu wav 110 50 200 15 di vii 60 34 45 16 ,tei 110 25 280 17 d3uNici 200 50 200 18 di (41 0 0 0 19 trfkF- Gi d 1 1(.1 565 140 100 20 Ift-FT 200 0 20 21 -iii,zs 0 30 50 22 3tfit211- 100 25 80 23 31-41aT 380 193 183 24 oidli 's 0 0 0 25 fit3-4-T o 0 0 26 aifarcg 0 0 0 27 dl tfic•i41 0 0 0 28 Pra-chcli 0 0 0 29 3.1TulTqW 1;1t2T 0 0 0 30 fAullidi 0 0 0 Tel 3902 1270 3333 State/UT-wise Number of artisans covered under Aam Admi BimaYojona Scheme during the last three years SI. No. State 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 1. Jammu & Kashmir 3814 2718 2718 2. Himachal Pradesh 1194 1077 1077 3. Pun ab 4777 4118 4118 4. UT Chandi • arh - 0 - 5. Har ana 29438 29932 29932 6. Delhi 926 930 930 7. Ra'asthan 16959 13327 13327 8. Uttarakhand 10310 10239 10230 9. Uttar Pradesh 127767 127767 127656 10. Chattistarh 2339 2339 2339 11. Madhya Pradesh 1315 1296 1296 12. Sikkim - 0 0 13. Arunachal Pradesh 18 16 16 14. Nagaland 180 180 180 15. Mani sur 71 153 153 16. Mizoram - 0 0 17. Tripura - 0 0 18. Meghalaya 16 29 29 19. Assam 3973 3767 3656 20. Bihar 6736 6614 6614 21. West Bengal 23517 23517 22207 22. Jharkhand 1588 1588 1588 23. Odisha 2817 2492 2491 24. A&N Islands - 0 0 25. Gujarat 10314 10267 10167 26. Maharashtra 950 950 950 27. Goa - 0 0 28. Andhra Pradesh 6421 7786 7686 29. Telangana 1381 1238 1234 30. Karnataka 15634 15634 15620 31. Lakshadweep - 0 0 32. Kerala 9760 9760 9764 33. Tamil Nadu 10332 10264 10200 34. Puducherry - 0 0 Total 292547 287998 286178 /71s. 1, rovisiona • • • iird4 (410 q.Eft et-{rFr mraT yrdaft- lwr zifiawr 3t-aul-6 %)v z-ry r- rt-4:fEr tzzfr WA-. ito-el 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 (area-4) 2718 2718 1. 7T-431# iF2 .i 3814 1077 1077 2. fi,dittl (.1 U 2T 1194 4118 4118 3. 10-iitsi 4777 4. +it4 ikrzt ki-t9- ti dIO - 0 - 29932 29932 5. eilull 29438 930 930 6. fa-FA' 926 13327 13327 7. ii,3-1-41-- 16959 10239 10230 8. .5K-R1 isiS 10310 127767 127656 9. 3rhi *4 127767 2339 10. f.1 •HdIq, 2339 2339 1296 11. Titzl11 2T 1315 1296 12. 1 di - 0 0 16 13. 3R-11TMW cit2T 18 16 180 180 14. didn .5 180 153 153 15. TifailF 71 0 0 16. ‘31 .tdi - 17. filp- _ 0 0 29 29 18. J1tilgizI 16 3767 3656 19. 31-41-31. 3973 6614 6614 20. it-F2- 6736 23517 22207 21. trfkg Gidik-i 23517 1588 1588 22. -iN1s1s 1588 2492 2491 23. 311121T 2817 0 3t-414 3ft 1(o)(si R N 0 24. TITO. - 10267 10167 25. V 't I ci 10314 950 950 26. ',moil 950 27. d1ilc41 _ 0 0 7786 7686 28. 3T1C,T Cra-21- 6421 1238 1234 29. cic,idIIGit 1381 15634 15620 30. c()G1 cct) 15634 0 0 31. W&-l-arT - 32. 2b.0i 9760 9760 9764 10264 10200 33. ciP(4G-0§ 10332 34. 11:014 - 0 0 287998 286178 VI 292547 (3T) 3Mf'd-31- Rural artisans who have benefitted from the schemes of Coir Board State 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 Kerala 820 1312 863 Tamil Nadu 2340 1483 1571 Karnataka 418 102 339 Andhra Pradesh 234 879 620 Odisha 287 325 211 Others 212 108 258 Total 4311 4209 3862 41 AU! Cia 7:711 CO4li 'AA fi ii,Tei 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 4).oi 820 1312 863 (1%4c-ft.§ 2340 1483 1571 coc-ficco 418 102 339 miir A- 21- 234 879 620 Aft2IT 287 325 211 3r 212 108 258 TR. 4311 4209 3862 GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 599 TO BE ANSWERED ON: 20.12.2017 Concerns raised by MSMEs due to GST 599. SHRI HUSAIN DALWAI: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether the impact of GST on the Apparel Sector consisting primarily of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises has led to decline in textiles exports for the period from July-October, 2017 by 6 per cent, the details thereof: (b) the details of the concerns raised by MSMEs; (c) whether Government is introducing incentives like access to loans at discounted rates for MSMEs that comply with GST rules, if so, the details thereof; and (d) the other steps taken to support MSMEs in transition to GST by addressing their concerns and building necessary capabilities? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a): Export of readymade garments has registered a decline in July — October, 2017 period as compared to the same period in the previous year. However, export of a particular commodity depends on various factors such as global demand, price policy of competitors, economic environment and policy of destination countries etc. As such aforesaid decline in the export of readymade garments cannot be attributed only to the impact of GST. (b): Industry Associations and other stakeholders have expressed concern about some aspects of GST such as GST on Khadi, many items in 28% tax bracket, low ceiling of Composition Levy Scheme, reverse charge mechanism, etc. (c)&(d): Government has taken several pro-active measures for smooth implementation of GST for MSMEs including: i. Exemption to Khadi fabric sold through Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) and KVIC certified institutions/outlets; ii. Majority of items produced by the MSMEs in the band of 28% tax slab brought to lower slabs; iii. Composition levy extended upto turnover worth Rs. 150 lakh per annum; iv. Quarterly return to be filed by GST registered units having turnover of Rs. 150 lakh per annum or less. v. Reverse Charge Mechanism kept in abeyance till March 2018. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 601 TO BE ANSWERED ON 20.12.2017 Sanctioning of loans under PMEGP 601. SHRI RIPUN BORA: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that the Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme(PMEGP) is plagued by delay in the process of sanctioning loans and that job growth under the PMEGP has been steadily declining over the years; (b) the number of jobs created/growth achieved under PMEGP during the last three financial years; (c) what steps have been taken by Government to overcome these problems; and (d) how much loans have been sanctioned for North-East India and how much employment has been created in North-East India under PMEGP during the last three financial years? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a)to(c): The loan application under PMEGP is examined and processed at District Level Task Force Committee (DLTFC). Applications recommended by the DLTFC are forwarded to the banks. Banks are empowered to take their own credit decision on the basis of viability of each project for sanction of the loan under PMEGP. Banks appraise projects both technically and economically ensuring that each project fulfills the prescribed criteria. As per the instruction of RBI, banks are mandated to sanction Micro Sector loans within 30 days from the date of receipt of loan application. However banks often take more than 30 days to process an application. The number of jobs created under PMEGP during the last three financial years and current year is given below: Year Employment generated 2014-15 3,57,502 2015-16 3,23,362 2016-17 4,07,840 2017-18 (up to 30.11.2017) 1,83,344 7K4.--a, Rig AT 7ftz3T 34171 4131T ardrititff 601 artrztr 20.12.2017 1;11TWM 'kV G1 c01 Mdl 47114) 3iffarrj WCTIAIT ce 601. 41- ift-F teen Tka--Tr, M 3t1TarAdi 3 r z1T TarA• tl" col 4)J1 14): 4--ar c4i454->cH Pq(44,,1101) crl -zrr Oc.) 41 N'icH4q-41 -ar4=F f3t1 -4- 3tata 1.4s,e)To a1 WIlc11.( ch41 t (w) f 1:4-4rzr 70 t d,U.--1t1111 atata- TEfa" 4-rI/Vt- (To ÷1.0-)K # JIQ ait{ (Er) Itro -A- Awl th--dt-zr ciq 34-Fira. a-Trrff cicil +4-4)cpci fir dk-11 .3-t17 3-9TV aITT-Ja i t .4),31dIR cbr VRITIP 3—ffi` Tkgfir, AT Tft7igT 3ticH ibrel 3:01- (,F-ciciA MR) Off 9Iflitzt (Es), MO AT (7): 111 c1-► .3ili4l 34•F4-6- 3rr- 7 TFitizr 444Gm Trf (Neiaqt-tA) gm i t4 c.N 6+1 1717 c41Q r t k V14).44) gr{T 4)1 3T a• itu! r f 141.41.-101 t 3TTtfl .CTT t -t Lb) 311:0 rz4-4e41 itzrr act) rdrva. ci.r.-1141 3 3rrt"0-- f:-Ctrft-j 1-0 W4-41- tl 3T17-4131T 3T 2r t 3lc R, ,4.4) kJ I 3-11- Al # 30 t-A• aftFT- "k-ult 4)1 TEitt-a' c.t fV 311-a244) (#-dtC) ti a-2TIRT, 4,r) 1.1rel: 3Tra 1:1T 4,1 (1>ritTi) cl-)dc1- 1Tr 30 fir 3Tf c4c) tl Ki 4111 L.r . -Wei c4z1 dUcs -I tirVarit 3 cT e$F. Q-1411i t: c4 7fta• ,t .71,11k 2014-15 357,502 2015-16 323,362 2016-17 407840 2017-18 (30.11.2017 deb) 183344 :z : To reduce the delay in the loan sanctioning process following initiatives have been taken under PMEGP Scheme: • In order to streamline the process of application flow and fund flow and to bring in transparency and better financial management an online PMEGP e-portal has been introduced. All applications and fund flow will be processed online in stipulated time frame. • For speedy completion of EDP training, these are being conducted through Departmental Training Centres as well as RSETIs/RUDSETIs. An MOU has been executed between KVIC & National Centre for Excellence of RSETIs (NACER). • Implementing Agencies are instructed to encourage and provide necessary assistance to the beneficiaries for filing online application by setting up of help desks. • To resolve the bottlenecks in the PMEGP online system related to banks, Nodal Officers at the Head office level are nominated for all nationalized banks. (d): The details of margin money subsidy released, number of units setup and total number of estimated employment generated under PMEGP for North-East India during the last three financial years and current FY(up to 30.11.2017) is given below: PMEGP performance in NER States for last three years and current financial year (up to 30.11.2017) is as under: Sr. Year Margin Margin Units Estimated Estimated No. Money Money assisted employment credit flow allocation utilized# (Number) generated (Rs. in lakh) (Rs.in lakh) (Rs.in lakh) (Number) 1 2014-15 13904.00 12027.64 9005 . 38445 32474.63 2 2015-16 14432.95 8729.80 7315 36491 23570.46 3 2016-17 12700.00 14191.40 11690 73878 38316.78 4 2017-18* 13465.00 5024.94 3251 26008 13734.62 Total 54501.95 39973.78 31261 174822 108096.49 un-utihzed balance funds of previous year * up to 30.11.2017 cbk 4,01 Tr-41.1t crizfr a foid-G1 z t cbd4 fta,T fad-.-11 1:RZ dI t: • aira cf4r6. cblTRR" CbkdJ.( MTT ErrT-dOwr a-24-r #-d7 fatzr qct, 1.11',HP11-11 t--u1L-4 2 err dill IIectrfta- +11cHI at Trait 31-ra-----dt l7u q-4r-6 trT • ttrcit crf-QtaTur ca- > di fv fo-al-r-Jfmr fur 31-R-TitrR,s aTrteid-i arrziff -a- tl 31R-ter cur A-210frf tb-tT qcH-Del÷i 3itcF 31r of qc4, ÷[cHOdi prr • chiqlc-(Ffri 31-01" f 010 f4) c-k-1 tTzbt 21JcraT cf air trq 71t7 u c qoi 31-72.4c11 tl • tnqd-fs.7iN) 1:1-41:4 # 31-4t%lt ch) eKt c.NA f4kr rIT .-115(.4 3itmVM-ritzff col TI-aff ,tiP4cpci tfTh-t f=47 1-4zfr (Er): ft-a7 a-zir sic14-ff Mst (30.11.2017 (W) I:OTT aTTR-ff Lili di Tit 3tata" Trrfl-o- T21-11ta" i,i It c +14.&eli 721T TrSff 3ITTIff4-6 F--4atTr ()RH t: f4776 410 Kr4 47q ita. 44 (30.11.2017 RT) VET zr-- it a itrutAt col w. 41fr arrflai-a. .A. uzp RTf M. iivi4c-ii gm. qraff 39aTri'4F 39-grf"4-ff R. 31T4Z7 (WTV diril # (ALT *ct)i rr{ (tits441) -1:f lAcilf, eiRg 71) Nisi g) (i-i4seit) (t■LN eilia at) 1 2014-15 13904.00 12027.64 9005 38445 32474.63 2 2015-16 14432.95 8729.80 7315 36491 23570.46 3 2016-17 12700.00 14191.40 11690 73878 38316.78 4 2017-18* 13465.00 5024.94 3251 26008 13734.62 54501.95 39973.78 31261 174822 108096.49 r, \ _C r■ . .-- - .._ 0,6 31147:p" *30.11.2017 doh ******** GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION DY. NO. 602 TO BE ANSWERED ON 20.12.2017 Units assisted under PMEGP 602. SHRI MOHD. ALI KHAN: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that number of units assisted under Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) is coming down over the years; (b) if so, the details thereof; (c) the number of units assisted and margin money utilized and employment generated during last three years; and (d) whether there is any proposal with Government to extend the assistance under this programme to the existing units? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a) to (c): The number of units assisted under Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) varies depending upon the budgetary allocation under the scheme. The average project cost is increasing over the years. During 2010-11 the project cost was 5-6 lakhs per project while during 2016-17 the average project cost is 7-8 lakhs. As the fund allocation is nearly constant, the number of units setup under PMEGP decreases due to increase in average project cost. Details of margin money allocated, margin money utilized, number of units setup and estimated employment generated during last three years and current year upto 30.11.2017 are given below: STRF IV-7f, 3 741217f 34l dl el 31FTTfta C141. 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Treil . ai A air +114141# T-r-$--441- i't i‘71diii (' Cr''0$ #) (T. coil$ go i-ii.s441 2014-15 1093.06 1122.54 48,168 357,502 2015-16 1254.68 1020.06 44,340 323,362 2016-17 1085.90 1280.91 52912 407840 2017-18* 1004.49 630.72 22918 183344 #fera-- c zr 31-crzsT el. Tlita- *30.11.2017 cict) (Er) It, TI GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 603 TO BE ANSWERED ON 20.12.2017 Outlets of coir and coir products 603. SHRI ANUBHAV MOHANTY: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether the domestic market for the coir and coir products is large enough to consume the entire coir production on an annual basis; (b) how many outlets Government has throughout the country for selling the coir products; and (c) whether it is a fact that most of the outlets are in a miserable condition and need immediate renovation and whether there is any proposal to increase the number of outlets, if so, the details thereof? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a)&(b): The Domestic market includes sale of coir and coir products through Coir Board's Showrooms and sales outlets. Coir Board has 29 outlets throughout the Country for selling coir products. The list of Showrooms is at Annexure I. In addition to the Coir Board outlets, State Governments and private players are also having showrooms for selling the coir products. However, the reach of the coir products in India is very limited and confined to only Metros and major cities. Considering the vast geographical area available in India and the huge population, it is expected that the domestic market potential available in India is large enough to consume the entire coir production on annual basis. (c): The Showrooms are old and need renovation. The Board has already completed renovation of its Showrooms at Indore, Navi Mumbai, Lucknow, Patna and Trivandrum. The renovation works of its Showrooms at Jammu, Jaipur, Ahmedabad and Chennai have already been initiated. 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Coir Board Showrooms & Sales Depots Sl.No. Name of Showrooms 1 A GARTALA 2 AHMEDABAD 3 ALLAHAB AD 4 BANGLORE 5 BHUBANESWAR 6 CHANDIGARH 7 CHENNAI 8 DEHRAD UN 9 ERNAKULAM 10 GANGTOK 11 GUNTUR 12 GU WAHATI 13 HYDERBAD 14 INDORE 15 JAIPUR 16 JAMMU 17 KANPUR 18 KOLKATTA 19 LUCKNOW 20 MADURAI 21 NAVI MUMBAI 22 NE WDELHI (CP) 23 NE WDELHI(NP) 24 PALAKKAD 25 PATNA 26 TRICHUR 27 TRIVANDRUM 28 VARANA SI 29 VI SAKHAPATANAM itatW 20.12.2017 i (I T 1 N3iT 3T-dreita 175 #.603 T 3TTaT (W) 3.th* t 59 at5rVitirj 311--0T-1 Wzr{ t• 2T f40" w.14-. qififur it nr 1 317TaRT 2 arp:RT4T-4' 3 *e111,5.11e, 4 t‘r"q" 5 ap- AT-4- 6 Li Id IG 7 c-i 8 Cgrl 9 kG1 v.idi 10 did]C, cb 11 dACci 12 7TFer 13 dcosne, 14 c,% i 15 zrck{ 16 7x-J:k 17 W13-4" 18 ch eicoicif 19 (4(siGttl 20 TV. 21 GilagF4t 22 4f"-F4'- r (ALI)) 23 4 ?4-(7--41 (Tait) 24 1=117- 6 25 Liccii 26 f42{ 27 ic)0)-1 28 criiiiii 29 It211(v1gtodi GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION No. 604 TO BE ANSWERED ON 20.12.2017 Panel to study problems of MSMEs 604. SHRI DEVENDER GOUD T.: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that nearly five lakh MSMEs have been closed down in various States of the country and nearly 2500 have been closed down in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana; (b) if so, the reasons for such closure and how Ministry is addressing the reasons for closure and helping them to revive; (c) why no specific panel was set up to study the problem being faced by MSMEs in the country; and (d) whether there is any proposal to set up one such panel to study MSME problems and, if not, the reasons therefor ? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a): As per the provisional data received from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the number of sick micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in March, 2016 was 4,86,291 in the entire country. Out of these 11,476 and 7,847 MSMEs were in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, respectively. (b): As per the fourth All India Census of MSMEs, the main reasons for closure/ sickness of MSMEs are stated to be Lack of demand, Shortage of working capital, Non availability of raw materials, Power shortage, Marketing problems, Labour problems, Management problems, Equipment problems etc. A Framework for Revival and Rehabilitation of the MSME units has been put in place under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006. (c): A Committee was set up to study the problems faced by MSMEs and to suggest a policy framework for the MSME sector. The Committee has submitted its report in January 2017. (d): Does not apply in view of (c) above. 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OIL) 4-1104 c2*1 3FTWO-T4-T, l iicI t w4t, idqutai *1+1*-4-11, 4ifiW Cr41.M. ileii-441 31-fit t I lailtilai 'r *4iV4 1:74* ai 4:1,4-71, Rig V-4. 731:71-g 34,t1+1 2006 cl$ci NTT %/tit WziT #.1 (70 : ai 31T +I +4-113it WI' 30.44 44 ai '1"(t aik di ktg 'DV VW *In di CI 1))01 Wr a-A VW 4Tiltt' dAgi ''"r 4 tit ii1A1. wzrer ftclfit 2017 4 t (Er) : 5Histced (7r) cznif 4 itqa endk 6 di I GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 605 TO BE ANSWERED ON 20.12.17 MSME projects in Andhra Pradesh 605. SHRI T.G. VENKATESH: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether the Ministry is committed to encourage development of MSME projects in the country, if so, the details thereof; (b) the details of the schemes being undertaken in the states in this direction; (c) whether the Ministry has convened a meeting with State representative at Delhi recently to discuss for Cluster Development Programmes, if so, the details of the proposals received and considered for implementation under this programme; (d) the quantum of funds, allocated for this purpose and the quantum of funds released so far to each State, particularly to Andhra Pradesh; and (e) the details of the ideas exchanged by the States in this regard? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a)&(b): Yes. The Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME), Government of India (GoI) is implementing various schemes for encouraging development of MSME projects in the States. The list of schemes is enclosed (Annexure4). (c): The Steering Committee Meeting under the Chairmanship of Secretary (MSME) is held periodically to take decisions on the proposals received from State Governments under Micro and Small Enterprises - Cluster Development Programme (MSE-CDP). The last meeting of Steering Committee was held on 22.11.17 at New Delhi in which: (i) In-principle approvals were accorded to 10 proposals. (ii) Final approvals were accorded to 8 proposals. (iii) Time limit for implementation was extended for 5 projects. (d): The quantum of funds allocated for Cluster Development Programme in the Budget was Rs.135.00 crore in 2016-17 and is Rs.184.00 crore in 2017-18. 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TINT 41frO. amt factiul (3r:c4tT II) 1 (g):risen lt 1,111.1i Fe ITT faVTT cbia) Dv act, I-art irt 011 Annexure-I Annexure-I referred to in reply to part (a)&(b) of the Rajya Sabha Un-starred Question No. 605 for answer on 20.12.2017. Various Schemes of Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises 1. Prime Minister Employment Generation Programme and Other Credit Support Schemes (i) Prime Minister Employment Generation Programme(PMEGP) (ii) Performance and Credit Rating Scheme (iii) Credit Guarantee Trust Fund for Micro & Small Enterprises (CGTMSE) (iv) Interest Subsidy Eligibility Certificate (ISEC) 2. Development of Khadi, Village and Coir Industries (i) Science and Technology Scheme (ii) Market Promotion & Development Scheme (MPDA) (iii) Revamped Scheme Of Fund for Regeneration Of Traditional Industries (SFURTI) (iv) Coir Udyami Yojana (CUY) (v) Coir Vikas Yojana (CVY) a. Skill Upgradation & Mahila Coir Yojana (MCY) b. Development Of Production Infrastructure (DPI) c. Domestic Market Promotion Scheme d. Export Market Promotion e. Trade and Industry Related Functional Support Services (TIRFSS) 3. Technology Upgradation and Quality Certification (I) Financial Support to MSMEs in ZED Certification Scheme (ii) A Scheme for Promoting Innovation, Rural Industry & Entrepreneurship (ASPIRE) (iii) National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme (NMCP) a. Credit Linked Capital Subsidy for Technology Upgradation b. ISO 9000/ISO 14001 Certification Reimbursement c. Marketing Support/Assistance to MSMEs (Bar Code) d. Lean Manufacturing Competitiveness for MSMEs e. Design Clinic for Design Expertise to MSMEs f. Technology and Quality Upgradation Support to MSMEs g. Entrepreneurial and Managerial Development of SMEs through Incubators h. Enabling Manufacturing Sector to be Competitive through QMS&QTT i. Building Awareness on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) 4. Marketing Promotion Schemes (i) International Cooperation (ii) Marketing Assistance Scheme (iii) Marketing Assistance & Technology Upgradation (MATU) (iv) MSME Market Development Assistance (MDA) 5. Entrepreneurship and skill Development Programme (I) Assistance to Training Institutions (ATI) 6. Infrastructure Development Programme (i) Micro & Small enterprises Cluster Development (MSE-CDP) Detailed information is available at www.msme.gov.in , www.dcmsme.gov.in Tra,. 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State /UTs Funds released No. 2016-17 2017-18(upto 30.11.17) 1 Andhra Pradesh 3.54 0.45 2 Arunachal Pradesh 0.00 0.00 3 Assam 4.74 2.31 4 Bihar 0.00 0.00 5 Chhattisgarh 2.00 0.00 6 Goa 0.00 0.00 7 Gujarat 0.76 0.00 8 Har ana 9.10 9.19 9 Himachal Pradesh 0.00 0.00 10 Jammu & Kashmir 1.11 0.00 11 Jharkhand 0.00 0.00 12 Karnataka 11.68 16.92 13 Kerala 3.60 10.13 14 Madh a Pradesh 0.00 8.35 15 Maharashtra 37.63 22.01 16 Manipur 11.83 8.46 17 Meghalaya 0.00 0.00 18 Mizoram 0.00 0.00 19 Nagaland 2.50 0.00 20 Odisha 1.50 0.00 21 Punjab 4.02 0.00 22 Rajasthan 3.95 0.83 23 Sikkim 0.00 0.00 24 Tamil Nadu 16.09 27.40 25 Telangana 0.00 2.36 26 Tripura 3.00 5.23 27 Uttar Pradesh 3.80 7.00 28 Uttarakhand 0.00 0.00 29 West Bengal 0.54 5.51 30 A&N Islands 0.00 0.00 31 Chandigarh 0.00 0.00 32 Dadra and Nagar Haveli 0.00 0.00 33 Daman and Diu 0.00 0.00 34 Delhi 0.00 0.00 35 Lakshadweep 0.00 0.00 36 Puducherry 0.00 0.00 Total 121.39 126.14 3r a1r-II j r ror HarTifta 'tea' kitstai 605, flti4+i 3W 20.12.2017 *t fOrr 41101 (17) 141 31 T- 11 nit 2016-17 31IT VW, Sdcfl' a* 2017-18 (30.11.2017'ffw) 477T 3IIT WEI 4114shei (v41 vii34ft&Ert) cf Trt rAftkil terTruz. fa 0.tui w.ft. 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Subject Concerned Printed Version Priority No. any No. Officer Q.No. UNSTARRED Printed Remarks, if SI. Subject Concerned Officer Version any. No. Q.No. 1077 I. Social security scheme for artisans JS (ARI) JS (ARI) 1078 2. Job creation under PMEGP 1079 3. Steps to encourage MSMEs AS&DC/ ADC(PS) 1080 4. Udayami Mitra Portal AS&DC/ ADC(PS) 5. Setting up of marketing JS (ARI) 1081 complexes/Khadi Plazas AS&DC/ 1082 6. Schemes to promote MSMEs ADC (SM) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.1077 TO BE ANSWERED ON 27.12.2017 Social security scheme for artisans 1077. SHRI MAJEED MEMON: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALLAND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether any suggestion was made to explore ways to transfer the wages directly to the bank accounts of the artisans through Direct-Benefit Transfer (DBT), if so, the details thereof; (b) whether Government proposes to classify artisans as skilled labourers for the purpose of wage and other benefits; and (c) whether. Government is considering to expand the ambit of social security schemes for the artisans, if so, whether there are any budgetary provisions for the same? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a): Khadi artisans are self-employed artisans of the Khadi and Village Industry (V.I.) Institutions. To protect the interest of artisans, Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) has issued directions to all Khadi Institutions to ensure payment of wages directly into Aadhaar Seeded bank account of artisans. KVIC is releasing Market Development Assistance incentives to Khadi artisans and Khadi Institutions through a DBT Portal directly into their Aadhaar Bank Accounts. (b): Khadi Artisans are self-employed entrepreneurs and earn their wages based on the quantum of production of spinning and weaving etc. done by them. Though these artisans are skilled, their working norms are flexible and therefore their earnings vary. Therefore, these artisans are not comparable with skilled labourers of private sector. 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Under AABY, the Khadi Artisans belonging to the age group of 18 to 59 years are provided insurance cover for the following: i) Death (natural) : Rs. 30,000.00 ii) Death (accidental) : Rs. 75,000.00 iii) Disability (permanent) : Rs. 75,000.00 iv) Disability (partial) : Rs. 37,500.00 v) Educational Benefits (Shiksha Sahayog Yojana) : Two children of Khadi Artisan who are studying in standard IX to XII including Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) are eligible for scholarship of Rs.300/- per quarter. The premium amount of the scheme is Rs.100/- per annum which is shared as: 12.50% by Artisan 12.50% by KVIC 25% by Khadi Institution 50% by Central Government (National Social Security Fund) Government of India has announced several schemes for the welfare of workers and artisans associated in decentralized sector namely Pradhan Mantri Suraksha BimaYojana (PMSBY) and Atal Pension Yojanan (APY). The Ministry of MSME and KVIC has advised all khadi institutions to cover 'their artisans suitably under these schemes. Government is also implementing the "Coil- Workers" Group Personal Accident Insurance Scheme which is aimed at providing insurance coverage against accidental death, permanent total disability and permanent partial disability to the coir workers in all coir producing States in India. The maximum amount of compensation payable is Rs.50,000/- in the case of death/permanent total disability and Rs.25,000/- in the case of permanent partial disability. The premium for the entire coir workers is paid by Coir Board to the Insurance Company as a lumpsum amount towards the renewal of the policy every year. The coir workers aged 18 years and above engaged in the industry (no upper age limit) are covered under the scheme, The scheme was converged to the Core scheme Pradhan Mantri Surksha BimaYojana (PMSBY) during July, 2016. * * * (4) 'Willa-LI V.4 311 AW atcest fAv NI41 tar 37-0-&-tr 'frual fAv 31TR--"T orIcm txr.r (va-314-44"0 filar # tetarrt..4t mt-zr.p. # 31W 3TT4-Ft *AT (rKaft ,Ls1141 4tF1 4-11.3fr1r 1W It uiialI TRIT fail 1.1.2013 # 31f*J;f 311-41ft ITT 441.01,41 raelti fOIT 7114T) c11144 WT Tel tI 'Qqaficii4 3iFirff 18 # 59 ?fift 3171 4440 # iief1cl (si 14) chIlla Pa-ail-Arad err mai 3-Emr.v. chil441 oficii itt-41 (Fararrftw) 30,000.00 to-iv ii) etc-1 (3fr+-%-xrw) 75,000.00 ,3Efv iii) (TUFft) 75,000.00 .tALiv iv) f":q1cf.cicii (31ift'w) 37,500.00 Tcivi v) ttrew 'Rf3T (f Orr TrFerar 4,14141i1 erait-4 71 3i1-41-41fitw salTur #-f4m- (31-re1.34) Tritaix # xitt weir 3r a *-{ f .a. 300/- Vra FOTITet Urgifa *1-"Q ft *r lftf44-F Tr* 100/- ift4q 1;rf . wet tr. f Pe-ailWaci Ocn 12.50% d,dl3rr44ft jai tl 12.50% TiTtrr311. 25% 410-4 (ilc iilkliDch TAIT ftft) 4,01ii 50% arri7 che4.1Iu1 t- i-c41.4 Neu vtrravt-41. 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TULSI: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) the rate of job creation under the Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme(PMEGP) by initiation of Micro Enterprises and Small Projects in 2015 - 16 and that in the corresponding period of 2012-13 and (b) the details thereof? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a)&(b): Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) is implementing Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP), which is a major credit-linked subsidy programme, aimed at generating self-employment opportunities through establishment of micro-enterprises in the non-farm sector by helping traditional artisans and unemployed youth in rural and urban areas. The rate of job creation under PMEGP for the financial years 2015 - 16 and in the corresponding period of 2012-13 is given below: Year Margin Micro- Employment Employment Money enterprises generated generated per subsidy setup (in Nos) unit disbursed (in Nos.) (Rs. in crore) 2012-13 1080.66 57884 428246 7.39 2015-16 1020.06 44340 323362 7.29 As per the evaluation study of PMEGP units setup during 2012-13 to 2016-17, conducted by MDI, Gurugram, average employment generation per project is 7.62 and the average cost of generating unit employment is Rs.96,209.00. 3Tri-6 TOW, FS- 34{- FIX "F 4e1 1M TITzf.r TraTT 3THRif*ff wIR• #. 1078 30 tA. ci ',nisi 27.12.2017 VIM- Tat N-11 d 11 i itS71 WI 411 OW (4h 4-1 4.31) 41)keata dlki+lid t sia1 1078. Aft *. wzrr 311T Trt-zrg 3 ...1441 441. 46- ocilA tqr011- . 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SHRIMATI RAJANI PATIL: SHRI DARSHAN SINGH YADAV: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) the policy of Governmeth in terms of thrust and priority among micro, small and medium enterprises segment; (b) the efforts made in terms of allocation of funds and initiatives taken thereon; (c) whether it is a fact that some industries are on the decline and in distress despite the paramount purpose they are serving ;and (d) the special efforts being made by Government to encourage micro, small and medium enterprises in the country? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a)&(b): Promotion and development of micro, small & medium enterprises particularly the micro and small enterprises has received priority attention of the government. Necessary investments have been made through schemes such as Credit Guarantee Scheme, Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme, MSE- Cluster Development Programme, National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme, Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme, Public Procurement Policy and Skill Development programme etc. (c)&(d): Special efforts have been made to encourage micro, small and medium enterprises. A Framework for revival and rehabilitation of MSMEs has also been put in place. 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NP-Jr, 3th. aTtzlfar 64,44 krei a ('tact VW() PRikA T40 (W) 3th' (W.'0 : Ter,4--JT, ,a-Es 3tk. 3-4:4471I, f s /-r‘cr 44- 4T,4---g 3 n 37176 wr 440-4 311-{ fa ch ti cfroffi vrtifimaT .4) t diFia 1.4crs VitdR" tia1 1 44)Oicrii, 14WRr' , Pal Ui ViWftittWiWaT cfii I 4 St) ai , VITRTilt ai ch14511 (11 talc aich lirtK 31f 41TR id 4) ti cm 41 sh 3Trit zifia77.34- glittrg 44. 31TqlzIW PaqT f4, zre- (70 3th' (E0 ; FES AT Zit-TM 64,44,H• 'U chiA FOITT vzim. 7Tv I vaivtiv44 u z 3111- qq 'VW 4),Hacil 3:n' Ain't f414.0 7rrrt I GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1080 TO BE ANSWERED ON: 27.12.2017 Udyami Mitra Portal 1080. SHRI T.G. VENKATESH: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that Government has launched Udyami Mitra Portal to enable MSMEs ' to list their projects and banks can compete to finance those projects; (b) if so, the details thereof, and (c) whether it is a fact that banks have also been advised to provide loans to the MSME projects without any hassles and if so, the details thereof? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a)&(b): Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) has launched the `Udyamirnitra' Portal (www.udyamimitra.in) to improve accessibility of credit and handholding services to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). (c): Scheduled Commercial Banks (SCBs) have been advised to ensure a target of 7.5% of Adjusted Net Bank Credit (ANBC) for Micro Enterprises, that collateral security is not required for loans upto Rs. 10 lakh to MSE sector, a simplified working capital requirement for MSEs. SITTJ Tfp:I, 9 3t{ xrcirxr kfAIefel .741 MIT 311dRft-a 1;11' iits44t 1080 icdi 4.1 *:). aTtrEf : 27.12.2017 6444441 1080. ft et. Wz/T 31IT airtzlwf icLei ai a-I 71-6. WaTO. 41 4)14 fk: wqr 4 (w) 6- F.4. TrT. 9 AT RI-717T 64,4.4411 t 3fcrAt 4 el .7141-114 40 -4-411. 4).04 41-41--47 chial tq' 34,4441 fA2(- LN.c.f 3k3T i.4)441 311T OW 5a" Witzet- 134 TiT % -14)9u1 4,04 fq sifopreir t; 444 aR4-41ft a ki ITT t; sir 4 -6 iTv- fi 4;411 aft itmi4,41 3t4 xrt-4-xf pitui chi.1 RC r-6 41' 7r-4- t at{ 41=4- e, Gefki 3cci T, 9 3iti- ail.A-Tr 64444i VaTT1) f4v) (W)311T (a) II41T,- 9 341" 41-Vrxr 64444-4 24.1.11 MIT TreitzT 'tic, 134 aw 'EV trat al 144 1 -Ai fawiriT (qts- -41.) 4.511,0 fAi' trtt-a (wwvv.udyamimitra.in) coilT4 143e11 7rZTT t (71 : 3.9r4--6 oil •T ~1~3) ) 64414-i • i 1. V 7.5 ;IfNTF' +Pile{ Dcl trqi *t,41 (VV016114) wtzr wJ 10 eflig T-k • U1)1 1.- gEriftw crfese *t. ai ial friel chial V iiiencloci qfM- t 31E14 -1 - TPN- 4a"- ch,orl tlrgr-6 4t a t i GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES RAJYASABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.1081 TO BE ANSWERED ON 27.12.2017 Setting up of marketing complexes/Khadi plazas 1081. DR. R. LAKSHMANAN: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALLAND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that Government is setting up marketing complexes/khadi plazas to expand the marketing network of Khadi and village industries products across the country particularly in Villupuram district of State of Tamil Nadu; (b) if so, the details thereof; (c) whether there is any provision to give prominence to the district specific products in the marketing complexes/khadi plazas; and (d) if so, the details thereof? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a): Government through Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) is setting up Khadi Plazas to expand marketing network of Khadi and village industries (KVI) products across the country. Under Market Promotion & Infrastructure component of the Market Promotion & Development Assistance (MPDA) Scheme, financial assistance of Rs.10.00 crore per plaza is provided for establishment of Marketing Complexes/Khadi Plaza. The Khadi plaza can be set up by KVIC on its own land with 100% assistance from Government or set up by State Khadi & Village Industries Board with 75% from GoI and 25% from State Government or Khadi Institution's land with one time financial assistance of 25% of the project cost. No proposal has been received for setting up of Khadi Plaza in Villupuram district of State of Tamil Nadu. (b): One `Khadi Plaza' is being set up in Dimapur, Nagaland under the aegis of Nagaland State KVI Board. The second phase construction is in progress. Another proposal for setting up of one Khadi Plaza in Mizoram is under process. (c): There is no specific policy for giving prominence to the district specific products in the marketing complexes/Khadi plazas. All Khadi & V.I. products produced by rural artisans of the KVI Sector are given prominence in the Khadi Plaza. (d): Does not arise. * * * RIM +Wm.( 4J1-, 31t1 311X-ST a-i ei 11:-7"z FRI 3MTink- a"- ;RR" #. 1081 RIM( 27.12.2017 chid-4-e14-iinirra Lei1.711 1081. T. 3iTT. IT Rpr, 93tt"{ MAW' 3COai Ttlt Zif" 4s1c1 4041 (W) WZIT Zr6 T 4-3111- cifAefrii§* fdevi;tai Del 4-14g141 MIT 444 di 3-- 1-41- AccAq,i fdtctid cfrorl ilct 1- 4ulert Rt mrcrm wt t; (u) 711A fir, wzrr t; (71 WZIT ra u ai cpii-LTIGhti kg 14) %.141,311 e4Deli 1:14.4* icyiej tAttisidi TWIIRT-4174" t; 3ttT (Er) a---4-4/ft .44 i wzrr t? 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Qalp t. 4W crildif us 71 trw .i51141 LeflAr f41•441 rr r tj CO3 411 tit 5i i1 I f71.3rldai a 'VW a1-41" LMi.it t VarTRa. chol 54-411fra. ti (70 /44'401 riffiltrialt 1-41,31134 'A 14014- 3c-414 wszgrai t-crt L ml Faqtisr criQ 41- tItAlmit vraftur 4,41.(1 14ig Iry waft igia-1 3ft 411.914,44U 3Ttrre 14) Lett..11 a wprar t .711 cif ti (En ier4F. .141 60ciri GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1082 TO BE ANSWERED ON 27.12.2017 Schemes to promote MSMEs 1082. DR. VIKAS MAHATME: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) the details of the various schemes launched to promote Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) sector and operationalised in various States; (b) the amount allocated and utilised by States under the said schemes during each of the last three years, State-wise including Maharashtra; (c) whether there has been any delay in the implementation of these programmes; (d) if so, the details thereof and reasons therefor; and (e) the steps taken by Governthent in this regard? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a): The major schemes/programmes of the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) include Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme, Credit Guarantee Scheme, Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme, National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme, Micro & Small Enterprises - Cluster Development Programme, Marketing Development Assistance, Skill Development Programmes, International Cooperation Scheme etc. They are operational in all the States and UTs of the country. (b): All the schemes implemented by the Ministry of MSME are Central Sector Schemes and funds under these schemes are not allocated State/UT-wise. The schemes are demand driven in nature. However, the details of fund allocated and utilized under various schemes of the Ministry at all India level during the last three years and the current year are as under:- .Rs. in crore, Years Allocation Utilization 2014-15 3327.00 2389.90 2015-16 2612.51 2440.56 2016-17 3000.00 3173.00 2017-18 6481.96 4826.75* * Upto 15.12.2017 (Provisional) (c)&(d): As stated in para (b) herein above, the schemes are demand driven. (e): The schemes are monitored at regular intervals. arca. 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TILIPT 34444-1 cr Ci raft I I. *erg' 0-4 *i 441.71e-il3r1 i clod W.Oqi 41a4r/44-Er gir%i srtql"-arT mralta. et 1 *r %Ai *)- sr-ff - air r 31TITTita t I R-411Th' 1461 c-no 456 * tTiwf 341" acieilat 44' 7* 3I1rg 3ITTac1'zt 4=CR ITT 44211eiel r rafAcral .0.710134 ciOci 3.11ifeff 3ft 31-14141 4 cliff 74 t: wtrET 44) Wit 3TrCel .3'444 al 2014-15 3327.00 2389.90 2015-16 2612.51 2440.56 2016-17 3000.00 3173.00 2017-18 6481.96 4826.75* * 15.12.2017 R.* (31WralT) (71 3t1-{ (Er) : 3444.ci tIT "Fr - 4 grid t, q sAcrliv afar 3ffErrfta t! (3) : 441,11,ri Tait *1' faaItlefl q'grAct Sidra tr4. MINISTRY OF MSME MIS — PARLIAMENT QUESTIONS SESSION 13th Session of 16th Lok Sabha QUESTION DATE 01.01.2018 LOK SABHA STARRED SI. Subject Concerned Printed Version Remarks, No. Officer Q.No. Priority No. if any *7 1 Public Procurement AS&DC/ *187 Portal JDC(SRS) UNSTARRED Si. No. Subject Concerned Officer Printed Remarks, if Version Q.No. any. 1 Modernization of MSME Sector AS&DC/ 2083 JDC (SB) 2 SC/ST Owned MSMEs JS (SME) .Q..--, 2087 3 Technology Development Centre AS&DC/ 2181 JS(TC) 4 Women Owned MSMEs AS&DC/ 2182 DDG(S&D) ✓ 5 LBI Projects JS (ARI) 2186 6 Loan under CGS-MSE Scheme AS&DC/ 2232 ADC(PS) 7 Promotion of Cottage/Agro-Based JS (ARI) ,..... 2235 Rural Industries 8 Subsidy to MSMEs JS (ARI) '— 2274 GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES LOK SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. *187 TO BE ANSWERED ON 01.01.2018 PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PORTAL *187 SHRIMATI RAKSHATAI KHADSE: SHRIMATI KAVITHA KALVAKUNTLA: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether the government has recently launched a Public Procurement Portal `WISME Sambandh' for helping in monitoring the implementation of Public Procurement from the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) by various Central Public Sector Enterprises and to cope with the requirement of Ministries; (b) if so, the details thereof including its key features along with the total amount of procurement done by the CPSEs from MSMEs during the last year; and (c) the other initiatives/steps taken /proposed to be taken by the Government for strengthening the MSME sector in the country? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a)to(c): A statement is laid down on the Table of the House. 3tt-{ TA-Fr 54,414.1 HAIM 4 ('i)ch TINT ctlii ci 7W' iii5411 *187 A-4 21' ciiTh : 01.01.2018 .6 ci 3fitia-fta *187. ARN:rjt R1T64- *At gad! wffat-drRT: SIT liya:iyati 3t Trt-Trxr 3s44.1i zr-6 ttrr d) f*: (w) wzrr 3Traleicbcii34 *1- TT cbial 011--Ach fd1 a1 41,11v414 fpf,f -1:1 3 zrtwal- kitrgria `"1' tweicti 4,0) ci *WM.( FR ft 4 iiicloPci, 3rftvrfesa- lattF, Ti4tr" f441I t; mo 4a al pr4t eitsei Folek1134. 4rft-a. wzrr tFITT7r 6 4Tpr, 3 Trtzfg 34.4411 ificloQct) kti" 34,44411 4,01i1 taco t; 30 (21) 4-qt wt., nr 311-{ xrtvg 64_41.1i 610101 IV 4cIRI 3 Wz- *1 Tit tr41T ch4ai JON 71V ti3OIV Oficr) W' t? n 3th. M.217:r 34,qa1 T17374 c-11 uteri") Oft rThiloi 1 6) (W) (70 : fda.tU1 +Kai t treW trf Ta Reit II-40H 4 STATEMENT REFFERD TO THE REPLY TO LOK SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO.*187 TO BE ANSWERED ON 01.01.2018 (a): Yes, Madam. (b): Ministry of MSME has launched the Public Procurement Portal titled "MSME SAMBANDH" on 08.12.2017. The portal will help in monitoring the procurement by Central Government Ministries, Departments and Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs) and will enable them to share the list of required products/services from MSEs. The following features are available in the portal: • Central Government Ministries, Departments and Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs) have been provided authenticated access in the portal. • The CPSEs are required to upload their annual procurement targets on the portal. • Monthly Update of Procurement by CPSEs from MSEs • Monthly Update of Procurement by CPSEs from MSEs owned by SC/ST • Reports for monitoring by Heads of Ministries, Departments and CPSEs • Items purchased by CPSEs - Hyperlinks to CPSEs web page from Sambandh Portal will be available in public domain. Total procurement as reported by 106 Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs) from Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) during the financial year 2016-17 is Rs. 24469.611 crores. (c): For strengthening MSME sector in the country, the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises has taken various initiatives including Public Procurement Policy for MSEs, Market Development Assistance Scheme, National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme (NMCP), Credit Guarantee Scheme, Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme, Technology Center System Programme (TCSP), Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP), Scheme for Khadi / Village industries and COIR, Scheme for Promoting Innovation and Rural Entrepreneurship (ASPIRE), Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI) and Cluster Development Programme etc. Act) MITT URifWa' 311A- F *187. ft•41-+-T 3F{ itViEW 01.01.2018 fkrzIT 31ET War 4L tar), • • • (Uf) : Tr4-77f, WTI 3itT 3:11-711i" 34.4.4ki (la-Niivaj4) •11A1e14.1 A' 08 iliid-sti, 2017 WY ig 4 * f"q "Q•11V+1Q414 #411" alla.14, qteff gir3Tra- #'1 Z 1:11tR faaFTY 31 4,4144 07' (4,4mii 4) 41iii 4 3-VIATTIT (i-1TPCgd1 ) ch(p)f a MIT WIT4T-4" 3Ttfta A' +1,41 *fivi Wi#a *16H441 'tea tf F01114114 q+-a-tf*.ad : • raft *-erltzr 1bRT311 3t4**414- . i is 011-Act• 114-4 34444 (4,-fivii3) i1=ft-R. upiipct, trp. 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Zital; faPkilul VreFrftlf1T-XWM 411491.4.1 giTtet q*cts 4•Acei , 1,114,441f1.41 41.-0 wurrgt 4,149hai =wilt chitisnai (tflvei4.711,11), isi4bulailkiild1 v.4 * ,7101, ocisicicio Tiatta tr4- (qi-4124.0, t1► i,d1cr, 34441.41 * 1-"A f4ftr411viaii (TV) 3tti- factrqii 4$14chei 3ti-f4 fi GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2083 TO BE ASNWERED ON: 1.1.2018 MODERNISATION OF MSME SECTOR 2083. SHRI RAMSINH RATHWA: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that Technology is the foremost factor for enhancing the global competitiveness of Indian MSME sector, if so, the details thereof; (b) whether technology, generally used by the MSME sector, is a major cause for poor competitiveness of the sector, if so, the response of and Government thereto; and (c) whether there is an urgent need to develop appropriate technologies for various manufacturing processes to bring down cost and if so, the details thereof along with the steps taken by Government in this regard? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a)to(c): Technology is one of the major factors for enhancing the competitiveness of MSMEs. In order to help the MSMEs overcome the constraints on account of technology, initiatives have been taken to promote technological research development, innovations and acquisitions. - Ministry of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) implements various Schemes like Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme (CLCSS) for technological upgradation of these enterprises. gri-6 T11,47F',FEI 31 Trtzig 64,tial al ,1 I el i4 Ml 4) TraTT 31-are +7 . x;rq' *itsAI 2083 aittei : 01.01.2018 2083. Oft 1113:eiWF WzIT Tfpf,REE aft 111.zrg zr-6' ci I al' *61 TIT chld (w) wzrr RR-Jr-4 1,11- ei clic-m.1,d' At Giq,p71 fly u 444 1;11rm- ticch 3th. ea e, FR:J-4Ift Gift( ► Wz4T t; (Zgf) Wzir al kti' 40 4:tctcl 04,eAPQ 44"3r t ig '051 '%Q4-1ct Icki cl I aitsel 311-{ ea e, $-4T 7,QD.,441 t; 3tti (zr) wzrr M i d1 ci wxr chial f t faNwiri f4azitur srait-zrr3i1 3Fa Gq, Il f14 hil *r W maeichcii t 3# 4 1e, at 4 .4, *-41, '2.1T Tlitt4 4.511i1 TZTT ch4al 361 TV t? jccii Tr\k-g, EE 3ft Titzrif x;r3Tri-) oft P'$) (W) (4) : gki t "Ciftitlfre-XWar 4460 u't4,4llflc1l wavir ticcoI afi 41 ti wl 04,4114- k oien AMT3it 'ER" trr4 J144 chol fv ukeilf).Pel 3TTit11-4. fachiti, 31t{ 3Tftwur fAq 46e4 i art ti 4Tcpr, gtT 7t7473- 34s-zPT 4,404 Sist4,4-AP 3craizlQi fly sT flats 4accii *11459 ~ 11th .314111 1 aai T-4t4 4+1g4cjfcici chid! tl GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2087 TO BE ANSWERED ON: 01.01.2018 SC/ST OWNED MSMEs 2087. SHRIMATI KAMLA DEVI PAATLE: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether the Government proposes to promote Dalit Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and if so, the details thereof; (b) the details of the SC/ST owned Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) across the country, State-wise including Chhattisgarh; and (c) the steps taken/being taken by the Government to promote SC/ST owned entrepreneurs in the country? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a): No, Madam. The Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME) has launched National Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Hub in October 2016 to provide professional support to SC/ST entrepreneurs to fulfil the obligations under the Central Government Public Procurement Policy for Micro and Small Enterprises Order 2012, adopt applicable business practices and leverage the Stand up India initiatives. Organizations / Industry associations like Dalit Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (DICCI) has been involved for dissemination of information regarding SC/ST enterprises and entrepreneurs. (b): This Ministry on 18.09.2015 has notified for online filing of Udyog Aadhaar Memorandum (UAM) at http://udyogaadhaar.gov.in by MSMEs in place of existing Entrepreneurs Memorandum- II. A total number of 609952 SC/ST units have been registered under Udyog Aadhaar Memorandum (UAM) till 27 December 2017. Details of State/UT wise number of SC/ST units registered under UAM including Chhattisgarh are given at Annexure. (c): This Ministry is implementing a number of schemes for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) including National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme(NMCP), Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme(PMEGP), schemes for Khadi & Village Industries and Coir, International Cooperation Scheme, Performance and Credit Rating Scheme(PCRS), Marketing Assistance and Technology Upgradation(MATU) schemes, Scheme for 'Credit Guarantee Fund for Micro and Small Enterprises etc. Benefits under these schemes are available to all eligible MSMEs including those belonging to SC and ST communities. In addition to the schemes implemented by this Ministry, the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment is also implementing schemes for SC entrepreneurs including the Credit Enhancement. Guarantee Scheme for Scheduled Castes(CEGSSC) and Venture Capital Fund scheme for micro, small and medium entrepreneurs. 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MIZORAM 7 949 19. NAGALAND 2 251 20. ODISHA 10408 2112 21. PUNJAB 2945 47 22. RAJASTHAN 17518 4741 23. SIKKIM 11 83 24. TAMIL NADU 20338 1232 25. TELANGANA 23855 13346 26. TRIPURA 222 776 27. UTTAR PRADESH 100697 16433 28. UTTARAKHAND 794 232 29. WEST BENGAL 20424 4238 30. ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS 28 15 31. CHANDIGARH 108 7 32. DADAR AND NAGAR HAVELI 22 57 33. DAMAN AND DIU 19 7 34. DELHI 2066 125 35. LAKSHADWEEP 0 35 36. PUDUCHERRY 215 8 37. Total: 464,929 145,023 Roy* 01.01.2018 k riTt3rdriiitff AVff 8.2087 30--{ 3T11 27.122017 41' fOilra 3ITTIR 34512T 3T1111R .71140(V Vai) *• 344F ratra 3WSW 01 Iraiar:ITS c1 *crolVal ihrai*Ef 17,.4 #4-4R #19TIr w.4. u.-- rtAiEr th,-,4 atg .3ITLit' .7111 3/A ., LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION No. 2181 TO BE ANSWERED ON: 01.01.2018 TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CENTRE 2181. SHRI DEEPENDER SINGH HOODA: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) the present status of work on Tool Room/Technology Development Centre to be set up at Rohtak and Saha, Ambala in Haryana including the stage of construction of building infrastructure and the number of new Tool Rooms/ Technology Development Centres approved/proposed to be set up in Haryana during the last three years and the current year; (b) whether the work is going on as per the schedule or is there some delay in completion of work and if so, the details thereof including correspondence with Government of Haryana, if any; (c) the details of the investment made by the Government in setting up each of these centres and the number of people benefitted from each centre every year; and (d) the time by which the work on these Tool Rooms is likely to be completed for full fledged operations? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a): The construction work of new Technology Centre at Rohtak has started. The decision for establishment of Extension Centre of Technology Centre, Rohtak at Saha, Ambala may be taken up after the Technology Centre, Rohtak becomes operational. Under Technology Centre Systems Programme (TCSP), one Technology Centre in Haryana has been approved in last three years. (b): The construction work of Technology Centre, Rohtak is going on as per schedule. Government of Haryana was apprised of the progress of the setting up of the Technology Centre. (c): The estimated cost of Technology Centre, Rohtak, as per Detailed Project Report (DPR) is Rs.125.56 Crore. Once the Technology Centre becomes fully operational, it will have the capacity to train up to approximately 8500 trainees annually. (d): Technology Centre, Rohtak is likely to be operational by the year 2019-20. 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SHRI PARVESH SAHIB SINGH: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) the number of women who own MSMEs in the country, State/UT-wise, including Delhi; (b) the number of women employed in MSMEs in the country, State/UT-wise, including Delhi; (c) the average monthly-income being earned by women in the MSMEs; (d) whether any provisions have been made to mandate that MSMEs provide for childcare support to mothers working in MSMEs, if so, the details thereof and if not, the reasons therefor; and (e) the further steps being taken by the Government to ensure safety and support to women engaged in the MSME sector? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a): As per the 73rd Round of the National Sample Survey Office (NSSO), Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation's survey of "Unincorporated non-agricultural Enterprises (excluding Construction)", 195 proprietary MSMEs per 1000 MSMEs are owned by women in the entire country. 93 proprietary MSMEs per 1000 MSMEs are owned by women in Delhi. The State/UT-wise distribution of women owned proprietary MSMEs per 1000 MSMEs estimated from the survey are given as Annexure-I. (b): The number of women employed in MSMEs, as per the survey mentioned above are 2,64,91,687. Out of them 2,41,425 women are employed in Delhi. The state/UT-wise distribution of women employment in the MSMEs is given as Annexure-II. (c): The information on average monthly income being earned by women in the MSMEs was not collected during the survey. However, the information on emolument only for hired worker was collected during the aforesaid survey and the average annual emolument per hired worker is Rs. 86,390. (d)&(e): The Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) implements various Schemes like the Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP), Micro & Small Enterprises Cluster Development (MSE-CDP) and Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI), which encourage creation of enterprises and also creation of infrastructure for MSMEs. MSMEs are predominantly labour intensive and aspects such as child care support, safety of women and support to women workers have to be taken care of by the employer as per law. *** ITTTa' +Pow( TOW, 9 31T ;TUFF 34,q44-1 a-1711(14-1 ch 3TaRitta" ASR' +listil 2182 4ccii f*1. arfta : 01.01.2018 11 1T3g * t-011-Aco 01 .W-IViivot{4 2182. 411. ;raw iiR4 We- fir: rtql aft T11,747:1 Tat zl-F skip') *t T:ITT ct) ft": (W) 41T 74. 3'a' gif0T3it A' 1:414'. 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SHRI PARVESH SAHIB SINGH: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) the number of women who own MSMEs in the country, State/UT-wise, including Delhi; (b) the number of women employed in MSMEs in the country, State/UT-wise, including Delhi; (c) the average monthly-income being earned by women in the MSMEs; (d) whether any provisions have been made to mandate that MSMEs provide for childcare support to mothers working in MSMEs, if so, the details thereof and if not, the reasons therefor; and (e) the further steps being taken by the Government to ensure safety and support to women engaged in the MSME sector? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a): As per the 73rd Round of the National Sample Survey Office (NSSO), Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation's survey of "Unincorporated non-agricultural Enterprises (excluding Construction)", 195 proprietary MSMEs per 1000 MSMEs are owned by women in the entire country. 93 proprietary MSMEs per 1000 MSMEs are owned by women in Delhi. The State/UT-wise distribution of women owned proprietary MSMEs per 1000 MSMEs estimated from the survey are given as Annexure-I. (b): The number of women employed in MSMEs, as per the survey mentioned above are 2,64,91,687. Out of them 2,41,425 women are employed in Delhi. The state/UT-wise distribution of women employment in the MSMEs is given as Annexure-II. (c): The information on average monthly income being earned by women in the MSMEs was not collected during the survey. However, the information on emolument only for hired worker was collected during the aforesaid survey and the average annual emolument per hired worker is Rs. 86,390. (d)&(e): The Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) implements various Schemes like the Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP), Micro & Small Enterprises Cluster Development (MSE-CDP) and Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI), which encourage creation of enterprises and also creation of infrastructure for MSMEs. MSMEs are predominantly labour intensive and aspects such as child care support, safety of women and support to women workers have to be taken care of by the employer as per law. *** arri-6 9 3ft RtzraT .54444-1 kivilc>144 ei)cti TraTT N.-drift-6 'PR" 4.4s4.4i 2182 Rttra : 01.01.2018 erff136 cii 2182. 411 W414 iiaso err Tryg, 3t{ Trtzwr AciN4 r err chIA (w) bra xert6T3It t ftc-;-er zrita. 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Trt YIT arr, qg fq 7ry kfiff ch trirMiVrtri 86,390 i.N4 t I (Er) 3it{ (.) : Val a-Nieto-1 4)1 51141-1 (41KraitArlt), Wir(r4-4frAtt 3tIT FtM 441.f.i134 4046.-(mai chid! t 4,4ei *r mtr, ork- , wIt-tiQd chic-11 'I voiqiiv414- d-sti54.ici: ART iit,tai ttg 30-{ RIK tarSITR" tivI44 cii, Telt-Malt Ti 3ft +1614acti tr-fcit- Etrm. chfrkei *- 3941TT . tl GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2182 TO BE ANSWERED ON 01.01.2018 WOMEN OWNED MSMEs 2182. SHRI PARVESH SAHIB SINGH: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) the number of women who own MSMEs in the country, State/UT-wise, including Delhi; (b) the number of women employed in MSMEs in the country, State/UT-wise, including Delhi; (c) the average monthly-income being earned by women in the MSMEs; (d) whether any provisions have been made to mandate that MSMEs provide for childcare support to mothers working in MSMEs, if so, the details thereof and if not, the reasons therefor; and (e) the further steps being taken by the Government to ensure safety and support to women engaged in the MSME sector? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a): As per the 73rd Round of the National Sample Survey Office (NSSO), Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation's survey of "Unincorporated non-agricultural Enterprises (excluding Construction)", 195 proprietary MSMEs per 1000 MSMEs are owned by women in the entire country. 93 proprietary MSMEs per 1000 MSMEs are owned by women in Delhi. The State/UT-wise distribution of women owned proprietary MSMEs per 1000 MSMEs estimated from the survey are given as Annexure-I. (b): The number of women employed in MSMEs, as per the survey mentioned above are 2,64,91,687. Out of them 2,41,425 women are employed in Delhi. The state/UT-wise distribution of women employment in the MSMEs is given as Annexure-II. (c): The information on average monthly income being earned by women in the MSMEs was not collected during the survey. However, the information on emolument only for hired worker was collected during the aforesaid survey and the average annual emolument per hired worker is Rs. 86,390. (d)&(e): The Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) implements various Schemes like the Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP), Micro & Small Enterprises Cluster Development (MSE-CDP) and Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI), which encourage creation of enterprises and also creation of infrastructure for MSMEs. MSMEs are predominantly labour intensive and aspects such as child care support, safety of women and support to women workers have to be taken care of by the employer as per law. *** aiT{F OW, 9 A. 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'14) " fkj Iry teitafitre ticari 3tti" arq 143 -{ fAV: ITV tea. cilia-1.111i 'tt ATM' cilgcb IiitalitRri 86,390 .0'44.) ]i (Er) 31 (g) 41-am- 40401-t (chr4411:11), vTrtlii*-Tftgttft 3t1T TVA Atil 44).7ion3it T 444410-044cri ka-Or 34tle4 1Ttrrq-Tr, .41k, tai ti ai fAv 31-d-itiVW iiesi aft -..t.t tr6c1 chi ci itl aiL tiWI iltst4c1: IRTcri erti" 3t{TR taarrg ti 61'4 cii, ;eft Rialt 41-{TT 3tt-{ AIW-Kr cblei al ji) 14934 Wr f 4.1)ctvi I 40 ct,lanoi * 396iTZt91- .,11th t 1 ■ GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTIONNO. 2186 TO BE ANSWERED ON 01.01.2018 LBI PROJECTS 2186. SHRI M. CHANDRAKASI: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) the details of rural Livelihood Business Incubator (LBI) projects sanctioned and completed in the country since inception, State/UT-wise; (b) the details of expenditure incurred by the Government on LBI scheme during each financial year since launch of the scheme; (c) the details of pending project proposals under the consideration of the Government; and (d) whether any feedback has been obtained on the success rate of achieving the objectives of the scheme and if so, the details and the outcome thereof? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a): A total of 62 Livelihood Business Incubators (LBIs) projects have been sanctioned since the inception of 'A Scheme for Promoting Innovation, Rural Industry and Entrepreneurship' (ASPIRE) in March 2015. Out of these 29 have become operational and 33 LBI Projects are in various stages of being set up. State/UT-wise details is placed at Annexure-I. (b): Details of expenditure under LBI component of ASPIRE Scheme during the last three years and current financial year is as follows: Financial Year Expenditure(Rs. in crore) 2014-15 5.00 2015-16 9.29 2016-17 13.98 2017-18 5.52 (upto25.12.2017) (c): 3 LBI project proposals are pending for placing them before the Screening Committee, details of which are as follows: S. No. State District Applicant Organization 1 Uttar Pradesh Sitapur Institution of Industrial and Consumer Electronics 2 Maharashtra Baramati Agriculture Development Trust 3 Mizoram Lunglei Mizoram KVI Board (d): No study has been conducted to obtain feedback on the success rate of achieving the objectives of the scheme. * * * STRF 1. 3 41.711T ch 3T911-1Wff r#. 2186 (1111181 01.01.2018 .1014 2186. 4 WT. 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Nagaland Doesehe Doeshe Village Council 99.68 32. Odisha Bhubaneswar Coir Board 100 Operational 33. Odisha Khurda Centurion University - PPP 50 34. Odisha Jajpur, IEDO 100 Operational Bhubaneswar 35. Odisha Khurda State Govt. of Odisha 100 36. Rajasthan Jhalawar RlICO-GCE 71 37. Rajasthan Ajmer GITI 100 38. Rajasthan Alwar GITI 99.50 39. Rajasthan Bikaner GEC 100 40. Rajasthan Jaipur GITI 99.50 41. Rajasthan Jodhpur FDDI ' 100 42. Rajasthan Kota RTU 100 43. Rajasthan Udaipur Govt. Production Center 99.50 44. Tamil Nadu Chennai NSIC 98.75 Operational 45. Tamil Nadu Tanjavore Coir Board 100 Operational 46. Tamil Nadu Tirupur NIFT-TEA-PPP 50 Operational 47. Tamil Nadu Thanjavur IIFPT * 0 48. Telangana Hyderabad NIMSME 82.50 Operational 49. Telangana Hyderabad ALEAP-PPP , , 50 50. Telangana Secunderabad NSIC-EME Center 45 51. Uttar Pradesh Deoria NSIC 77.02 Operational 52. Uttar Pradesh Naini NSIC 77.66 Operational 53. Uttar Pradesh Noida NIESBUD 33.25 54. Uttar Pradesh Basti KapilBalAvam-PPP 25 55. Uttar Pradesh Samadhan Samadhan-PPP 25 56. Uttar Pradesh Amethi Sanjay Gandhi Polytechnic 65.96 57. Uttar Pradesh Balia GITI 57.77 58. Uttar Pradesh Basti GITI 100 59. Uttar Pradesh Faizabad GITI 52.92 60. Uttar Pradesh Ghazipur GITI 35 61. Uttar Pradesh Kushinagar GITI 70 62. Uttarakhand Kashipur NSIC 98 Operational Total: 4898.74 • * Revised proposal for LBI to be submitted by Institution s. 31. simi .s tttt 4:zti 7ria' tTiter4 99.68 32. 3it1r1 Grpqt wfik 100 %Hit 50 33. 3i1fgur 13.0 tl4.1 9 q - 1:fIrcittft 34. 3/1fArr aneurt, 3.14-A41. 3T04134 100 T.4 I et, 100 35. 3ititt1T V 3i1f2s ir ikrq *Whit 36. tlatt-211.1 *11(011415 3M34314-41344#14 71 37. Volt-211.i 374-4-t- flfd 100 38. -uott-tiki 3T-c " 99.50 39. Volt-tlio 414.1.14 44-{ft 100 40- .41.71i441.1 alcilli 99.50 100 41. Aloti-2410 111-7. viNgt-gtaut 42. 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Delhi East Delhi Bapu Nature Cure Hospital 50 Operational &Yogashram-PPP 10. Gujarat Rajkot NSIC 80 Operational 11. Haryana Faridabad NSIC 100 12. Karnataka Dandeli VTU 83 13. Kerala Cochin CBPST-PPP 65 14. Madhya Pradesh Dewas State Govt. of MP 90.20 Operational 15. Madhya Pradesh Satna MPSBM 100 Operational 16. Madhya Pradesh Amarkantak IGNTU 98.86 17. Maharashtra Nashik KVIC-MDTC 100 Operational 18. Maharashtra Pune KVIC-MDTC 94 Operational 19. Manipur Chandel State Govt. of Manipur 62 Operational 20. Manipur Ukhrul State Govt. of Manipur 77 Operational 21. Manipur Imphal East State Govt. of Manipur 100 Operational 22. Manipur Imphal West State Govt. of Manipur 53.48 Operational 23. Manipur Thoubal State Govt. of Manipur 100 Operational 24. Manipur Senapati State Govt. of Manipur 100 Operational 25. Manipur Tamenglong State Govt. of Manipur 100 Operational 26. Manipur Bishnupur State Govt. of Manipur 100 Operational 27. Manipur Churachandpur State Govt. of Manipur 100 Operational 28. Meghalaya Tura (West Garo MBMA 99.91 Hills) 29. Meghalaya Nongstoin (West MBMA 96.14 Khasi Hills) 30. Mizoram Aizawl Khadi Board 53.14 Operational itthW 01.01.2018 * el eh IOU arefilif*ff W1R' 2186 3TPT (W) * 3fft 3 il:e41c -6 3941T-I intaihr ,Aris J • ' 0.11.2017 1ifl(30.11. To 11* w.ii, ell el)Sei 41:2TT 2017 *_. mar w. 4) 1. 3TilT A li Twaidt wzrT. w'rt 100 ,,,,t, 67 3T4173- - dicHol.2 3Trt3Trrclt 56 3TiTzr chiiiittm 31rOTTWA 3RPT qaltileli 3TrOrital 67 idtsii trCaT *4srtfft-qeiblatfl 100 50 6. Saeit -4-4T dhtl d ilttl 93 7. 11Oit 011141 tl'5•414 RE; 54,4-1 el fAelei ql"' 100 8. i4ev1) ftFer sail 4-111 'II I ot-ciit Air falai-44...4mq 9. WIII .W{- creAt eiZ4Cel 30. 50 e• te t' zergragi-tftrittft 80 10. losci Alci iloich C. ilaPe4 R7 .3444 al Palai 11. 0 4.411.qi to 416114 ile,„ ti NIS 34:4W f"Aelei 100 83 12. q.,l c 41 dl~l .11 65 iv' *WM" ilii -4141t wK Jar ;raw Emil Ft-zr sri',Mi- ilichli 90.20 100 vitt wrtm. crbr ticlell Vel lCil Vel 98.86 16. Irtzr Vali' 3Tiri*CW 34 4174 -5. 17. molipis. mitv *--41-mriell-wi 100 „floi, 18. kloptio.c. *-41311tt-Vaiglain 94 till, ._ tr. 62 wrff, 19. di it( ti el ef Lk iTr *Whit 20. dilllit iisliftel dill li i10-o-1 titchli 77 WM' 21. dill y oe e c 100 *Act 22. 44 ‘..ti i4411M T-TRW:r di 1.14 Th744 iiirellt 53.48 23. dilldi ,:ki tftawr di lel St ihrer ilicelli 100 24. dilldi y 1Ioigiaa el y guo-44 *tichR 100 100 25. dill1,4,,t di .dieliar dill li IT- 1- tit Ct,I j 100 vra- 26. elfl tit di 1.1 It thre4 tiichlt 1141 27. kii tti 71.,itigy di li Trf ilichli 100 99.91 28. Nief.14 Tr ((ftwilt-47r ieki) Vei Veil 96.14 29. dltilwei ri .dit‹. *id (1r Jr NT* vii) mai maim 30. fAoiloi 3TirdrF al 41t 53.14 GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2232 TO BE ANSWERED ON: 1.1.2018 LOAN UNDER CGS-MSE SCHEME _ 2232. SHRI HARISH MEENA: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) the details of number of loans sanctioned under Credit Guarantee Scheme for the Micro and Small Enterprises since its inception, year-wise along with loan amount; (b) the details of loans sanctioned to SC/ST and women thereunder; and (c) the number of applications received for loan under the said scheme during the current year? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a): Details of number of loans sanctioned under Credit Guarantee Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE) scheme since its inception, year-wise along with loan amount are given in table below: Amount of Guarantees Approved Year No. of Credit Facilities Approved in Crore) FY 2000-01 951 6.06 FY 2001-02 2296 29.52 FY 2002-03 4955 58.67 FY 2003-04 6603 117.60 FY 2004-05 8451 267.46 FY 2005-06 16284 461.91 FY 2006-07 27457 704.53 FY 2007-08 30285 1055.84 FY 2008-09 53708 2199.40 FY 2009-10 151387 6875.11 FY 2010-11 254000 12589.22 FY 2011-12 243981 13783.98 FY 2012-13 288537 16062.48 FY 2013-14 348475 18188.12 FY 2014-15 403422 21274.82 FY 2015-16 513978 19949.38 FY 2016-17 452127 19931.48 FY 2017-18 * 179546 12122.43 * As Upto November 30, 2017. anTa ,‘IPT, 34T rarr SMR. titstil 2232 *1. : 01.01.2018 441.2t•ii i 3446- Nur 2232. 4ft Otqf Wqr 4p171,- 3114- 7rtArg zr-d- gotta i Orr 4,14 f*: (w) rpr 3t4 C 41)01crif (44Vii) 731Ta # 3T-4" FW- **i4$ 3446- ft-t-a' %V 7i wuil i 449441 wur *t r wet-ate' s-Liskr wan" t; 3r a- ofiramr 314 41 -ar34 TEft-t-a. I-4,4) 7r-4. wur wzrr t'; (1) lit a# 41.0.1 34iT tillotan 3446 Wur Ni4)c-t.4 3T1t4W iccit TTSmei', WEI 3ft RtzTaT 34,44d1 1174- (t-aci2( TAM (4ft fAilibit .1-W6) ()) IF' 3114 WEI trq sl,f3c ETC (, tioliaqiiViii) 41 uteri! tr 731ra # 3r4 4Eul1 *r 4i-ft-fa iitseil avt-a-R. .4(1 wur-Tr% cilfctit 411 t: 3iTtrit - 7rrit121- '4rt u alt cpci c Vixr36 *loon (chi)* 4) 1a-e 44'2000-01 951 6.06 rdff WIt 2001-02 2296 29.52 faff 44 2002-03 4955 58.67 fed a$ 2003-04 6603 117.60 faff 44'2004-05 8451 267.46 1du' 442005-06 16284 461.91 rdff 442006-07 27457 704.53 1d4' 442007-08 30285 1055.84 We' 442008-09 53708 2199.40 fad' 44'2009-10 151387 6875.11 faff 442010-11 254000 12589.22 it'4' 44'2011-12 243981 13783.98 f44 4'42012-13 288537 16062.48 faw 4$2013-14 348475 18188.12 1te' 44 2014-15 403422 21274.82 'f ii 442015-16 513978 19949.38 faff Tir 2016-17 452127 19931.48 fea W*2017-18* 179546 12122.43 . __ • _ _ _ •tab t, 2017 affi- 394TR. : 2 : (b): The details of loans sanctioned to SC/ST and women thereunder is given below: ( in Crore) Year SC ST Women No. of Amount of Amount of No. of Amount of No. of Credit Credit Guarantees Credit Guarantees Guarantees Facilities Facilities Approved Facilities Approved (' in Approved Approved . Approved (' in Crore) Approved Crore) (. m Crore) FY 2000-01 NA NA NA NA 173 0.97 FY 2001-02 NA NA NA NA 434 4.94 FY 2002-03 NA NA NA NA 1510 11.84 FY 2003-04 NA NA NA NA 1096 16.83 FY 2004-05 NA NA 2 0.08 2202 43.22 FY 2005-06 373 4.51 123 2.11 2844 72.72 FY 2006-07 1291 11.43 733 12.31 6985 116.51 FY 2007-08 1633 18.40 428 7.31 6918 162.55 FY 2008-09 3970 36.06 957 15.35 11408 328.80 FY 2009-10 8693 124.15 1776 50.31 26298 995.80 FY 2010-11 14243 275.09 4660 129.11 41644 1806.22 FY 2011-12 12571 308.34 5919 200.90 37652 1910.65 FY 2012-13 14350 315.57 5850 246.90 47391 2154.20 FY 2013-14 16416 403.87 8473 281.31 74554 2599.28 FY 2014-15 18171 569.79 11000 370.79 85230 3181.01 FY 2015-16 23135 522.31 10572 298.62 125068 3201.41 FY 2016-17 16742 466.58 8532 296.82 103250 3474.30 FY 2017-18* 6548 239.67 3851 166.64 43803 2164.95 * As Upto November 30, 2017. Data in respect of SC/ST entrepreneur is being captured in system w.e.f April 2004 NA: not applicable (since no credit facilities were approved) (c): In the current year (2017-18), upto November 30, 2017, the number of applications received for loan under the said scheme is 1,76,769. : 2 : (an 'Li id d Ci 3T TSF .7111MiTSF ulai c 34-{ erKT 4:d4 441 WI TiTtafff wur Ma-anus/Ili t: . ar c Is_ ait 391:1X4-6 **Ira' 3ir -4--‹*4-6 uLf.yi1 eiliellt; or (-, 3r-6 3r TTWa-ra 39/31154-6 371Alta 3411 c diii +'r c 7.1 ta c qpi t't dipill tt TAY *Iravr3it ITI41- . lartrrait tt trftraf (.4,4 TY) 't. *iivii (4,,Os 3:1) wrc iitstii (mils *) eji firff Tat 2000-01 WI if end!, 0 . T.ir, 41 173 0.97 it'W Wit 2001-02 wffs 41 rwr, .fel w2r, 4 'R-1-71. -et 434 4.94 ..rjr, We Wjr. Wei' fd-e. alt 2002-03 Rigts 4t Nt2r.oel 1510 11.84 Mils ai RR:, „i f4-4 Wet 2003-04 et i 'Is 41. RT7L.i . 1096 16.83 i°44 44' 2004-05 oil el, 61 $idk Wet 2 0.08 2202 43.22 12a4 44' 2005-06 373 4.51 123 2.11 2844 72.72 f'dci 44' 2006-07 1291 11.43 733 12.31 6985 116.51 itif Wit 2007-08 1633 18.40 428 7.31 6918 162.55 1:4-4 44' 2008-09 3970 36.06 957 15.35 11408 328.80 faff Wit 2009-10 8693 124.15 1776 50.31 26298 995.80 We W* 2010-11 14243 275.09 4660 129.11 41644 1806.22 1it4' a* 2011-12 12571 308.34 5919 200.90 37652 1910.65 We W*2012-13 14350 315.57 5850 246.90 47391 2154.20 f4-4' a4. 2013-14 16416 403.87 8473 281.31 74554 2599.28 f44 44' 2014-15 18171 569.79 11000 370.79 85230 3181.01 1'd'ff a# 2015-16 23135 522.31 10572 298.62 125068 3201.41 f4- 4 44' 2016-17 16742 466.58 8532 296.82 103250 3474.30 fau 4.'2017-18* 6548 239.67 3851 166.64 43803 2164.95 * 30 sicvai., 2017 FW 3114- 7fta 41Q/NTifta ti.iRci 3irw31 xi" YU, 2004 # mitt! 71-71T tl : WrIL Aft (4,4, .04 Q,fsceavr 3M-Aita Ref t .74 tiff) (2T) . mkt 4* (2017-18) 430 W44-{, 2017 FW 3ctc1 i4tarr clOci War SiTRT 31Tt4RI iiistu 1,76,769 tl GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.2235 TO BE ANSWERED ON 01.01.2018 PROMOTION OF COTTAGE AGRO-BASED RURAL INDUSTRIES 2235. SHRI SHARAD TRIPATHI: SHRIMAT'I HEMA MALINI: SHRI NIHAL CHAND: SHRI RAMESH BIDHURI: SHRI RAJU SHETTY: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) the details of the schemes being implemented by the Government for promotion of cottage and agro-based rural industries through Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) in the country; (b) whether the Government grants financial packages to the KVIC for modernisation and development of the said industries; (c) if so, the details thereof along with the number of persons including women benefitted therefrom during each of the last three years and the current year, State/UT-wise; (d) whether the Government has received proposals from various State Governments for revamping the said industries in their States, if so, the details and the status thereof, State/UT-wise; and (e) the other steps taken by the Government to promote the said industries in the country? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a): Ministry of MSME is implementing the following schemes through Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) for promotion of cottage and agro-based rural industries in the country: i) Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) is a credit linked subsidy scheme, for setting up of new micro-enterprises and to generate employment opportunities in rural as well as urban areas of the country through KVIC, State Khadi & Village Industries Board (KVIB) and District Industries Centre (DIC). General category beneficiaries can avail of margin money subsidy of 25% of the project cost in rural areas and 15% in urban areas. For beneficiaries belonging to special categories such as SC/ST/Women/PH/Minorities/Ex-Servicemen/NER, the margin money subsidy is 35% in rural areas and 25% in urban areas. The maximum cost of projects is Rs.25 lakh in the manufacturing sector and Rs.10 lakh in the service sector. ii) Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI) was launched in 2005-06 for making Traditional Industries more productive and competitive by organizing the Traditional Industries and artisans into clusters. iii) A Scheme for Promoting Innovation, Rural Industry and Entrepreneurship (ASPIRE) was launched on 18.3.2015 to promote Innovation & Rural Entrepreneurship through rural Livelihood Business Incubator (LBO, Technology Business Incubator (TBI) and Fund of Funds for start-up creation. iv) Market Promotion Development Assistance (MPDA) — A unified scheme by merging Market Development Assistance, Publicity, Marketing and Market Promotion. A new component of Infrastructure namely setting up of Marketing Complexes/Khadi Plazas has been added to expand the marketing network of Khadi & VI products. Under the Modified MDA (MMDA) financial assistance at 30% of the Prime Cost, is distributed amongst Producing Institutions (40%), Selling Institutions (20%) and Artisans (40%). 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The institutions are required to pay interest of only 4%, any interest charged by banks over 4% will be paid by the Government of 'India through KVIC to the banks. vi) Workshed Scheme for Khadi Artisans was introduced in 2008-09 to provide financial assistance for construction of workshed to khadi artisans belonging to BPL category through the khadi institutions with which the khadi artisans are associated. This empowers khadi spinners and weavers to chart out a sustainable path for growth, income generation and better work environment. vii) Strengthening infrastructure of weak Khadi institutions and assistance for marketing infrastructure: This scheme provides need-based support towards the Khadi sector for nursing the sick/problematic institutions elevated from "D" to "C" category as well as those whose production, sales and employment have been declining while they have potential to attain normalcy and to support creation of marketing infrastructure in other identified outlets. Under this scheme, financial assistance is provided to existing weak Khadi institutions for strengthening of their infrastructure and for renovation of selected khadi sales outlets. viii) Khadi Reform and Development Programme (KRDPlaims to revitalize the khadi sector with enhanced sustainability of khadi, increased incomes and employment for spinners and weavers, increased artisans' welfare and to achieve synergy with village industries. Under KRDP, restructured amount of US$ 105 million has been negotiated with Asian Development Bank (ADB) and funds are being provided to the Government of India to be released to KVIC as 'grants-in-aid' under budgetary allocation through the Ministry of MSME. Khadi Reform Package envisages reform support in the following areas: (i) Artisan Earnings and Empowerment, (ii) Direct Reform Assistance to 400 Khadi Institutions & (iii) Implementation of a well-knit MIS ix) AamAdmiBimaYojana (erstwhile JanashreeBimaYojana): KVIC in association with LIC is implementing the AABY scheme to provide insurance cover to Khadi artisans against normal and accidental death and disability. Premium is shared between KVIC (12.5%), Khadi institutions (25%), artisans (12.5%) and Govt. of India (50%), Khadi Artisans belonging to the age group of 18 to 59 years are provided insurance cover for the following: (i) Death (natural) : Rs. 30,000.00 (ii) Death (accidental) : Rs. 75,000.00 (iii) Disability (permanent) : Rs. 75,000.00 (iv) Disability (partial) : Rs. 37,500.00 (v) Educational Benefits (ShikshaSahayogYojana) Two children of Khadi Artisan who are studying in standard IX to XII including Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) are eligible for scholarship of Rs.300/- per quarter. (b)&(c): Government has no specific scheme for modernization and development of cottage and agro-based rural industries. State-wise details of Margin Money allocated and utilized, job opportunities (including women) created and number of units set up under PMEGP Scheme during the last three years and current year is placed at Annexure-I. State/UT-wise number of beneficiaries benefitted under Workshed and AABY during the last three years and current year is placed at Annexure-II. (d): There is no scheme/programme being implemented by KVIC for revamping the cottage and agro-based rural industries and no proposal received from the State Governments in this regard. However, Khadi and Village Industries programme is being implemented uniformly all over the country. 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Number Number money money employment money money 4. employment No. State/UT of subsidy subsidy generated subsidy subsidy c;' generated proj'ects projects allocated utilized# (No. of, allocated utilized# (No. of assisted assisted (Rs.lakh) (Rs. lakh) persons) (Rs. lakh) (Rs lakh) persons) 1 Jammuk Kashmir 2919.5 3274.63 1565 11025 4006.80 3781A9 2207 12115 2 Himachal Pradesh 1687.45 2237.73 1244 6352 1721.57 1767.26 1077 5134 3 Punjab 2611.49 3190.88 1153 6438 3026.80 2902.97 966 7762 4 UT Chandigarh 287.99 61.46 36 160 90.00 87.72 43 323 5 Uttarakhand 1882.35 2153.32 1333 7889 1909.93 1740.86 1136 6161 6 Haryana 2716.36 3012.98 1175 7024 3747.40 3112.09 1248 7232 7 Delhi 1061.04 189.24 198 1584 257.35 254.05 256 2048 8 Rajasthan 5369.78 5249.62 1976 15002 4188.14 4384.07 1988 14537 9 Uttar Pradesh 13239.41 16937.53 4891 48604 17535.32 14456.87 4365 43059 10 Bihar 8277.14 4111.32 1639 9240 7118.59 6588.55 2430 19624 11 Sikkim 541.34 33.52 16 54 227.38 186.11 110 397 12 Arunachal Pradesh 1793.42 1004.99 652 2871 200.08 38.85 35 104 13 Nagaland 1563.64 878.59 416 2407 1255.83 1392.81 623 4998 14 Manipur 1403.65 1600.76 747 829 2855.92 1213.98 685 2715 15 Mizoram 1043.39 807.98 817 6736 924.99 1026.35 1134 9072 16 Tripura 985.02 1333.65 787 6333 2748.26 945.84 642 5355 17 Meghalaya .1184.8 971.14 555 3680 1250.62 1056.12 603 4824 18 Assarh 5388.74 5397.01 5015 15535 4969.87 2869.74 3483 9026 19 West Bengal 4396.32 6010.11 3397 24646 4765.49 3400.65 1873 12746 20 Jharkhand 4547.06 2871.29 1699 8495 3462.64 3559.74 1839 12873 21 Odisha 5621.47 3945.89 2013 10211 6282.00 5736.32 2876 17629 ' 22 Chhattisgarh 3474.41 2045.68 847 5821 4303.80 2829.38 1277 9496 23 Madhya Pradesh 8182.74 ' 9241.70 2737 21896 7729.40 8117.17 1979 16497 24 Gujarat* 4246.72 6200.52 1289 18107 6536.16 6339.73 1419 14960 25 Maharashtra** 6299.38 7843.81 3469 28311 9718.42 5285.03 2497 20161 26 Andhra Pradesh 2667.87 3492.11 937 12220 4496.85 2262.37 642 7740 27 Telangana 1954.44 1889.35 604 6604 2094.00 2217.57 660 7761 28 Karnataka 4412.99 6479.10 2431 21825 10846.89 5898.01 2140 17284 29 Goa 466.91 141.76 78 406 159.40 165.43 91 500 30 Lakshadweep 704.68 28.61 31 93 90.00 0.00 0 0 31 Kerala 2206.51 2679.28 1344 9738 2731.60 2720.48 1369 9653 32 Tamil Nadu 4824.96 6733.89 2858 36190 7110.80 5497.54 2463 20836 33 Puducherry 749.95 112.10 58 386 100.00 106.37 65 447 34 A&N Islands 593.09 92.32 161 790 158.00 65.11 119 293 Total 109306 112253.87 48168 357502 128620.30 102006.33 44340 323362 Inc u ng un-utilized balance tunds of previous year. including Daman & Diu. ** including Dadra & Nagar Haveli P**-01 .01. 2018* "el*Trair 3TRTIli*F ,;11 . .2235 t 3.1771) ( 3-d71:1-311:-"Ata" 3174:41T-I k 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17 AT 2017-18 *' d{w- ‘4114,1- ,11 T*P-T 314 ira 31rita- 3111 TRIRT 7161"4" RAt, Tira7 Haw' 1:r1ran4t (Trital3it TOW) Tr cAclli 31 iNTL1-qg 2015-16 w. 11-111tEr ilk kti 2014-15 Rt meta all q 4rcl ail A kielqcfr ART it eu 41...ri 31i Trd diai4' tifigor vita ii ci .11.-.14-11 d FrAt it ir4t 21f4111# q u1.11 . 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(Wm Iviv) 6- g4rr Cr ziunr) VW Vizme) ,w i4 vzr7) Or Titizn t2t .iiim 2207 12115 3181 '-vft-i' 2919.5 3274.63 1565 11025 4006.80 3781.19 5134 2 aim,' cittf 1687.45 2237.73 1244 6352 1721.57 1767.26 1077 2902.97 966 7762 3 ttz4 2611.49 3190.88 1153 6438 3026.80 43 323 . 4 -ri.g1 le, #Er 110-41 09' 287.99 61.46 36 160 90.00 87.72 1909.93 1740.86 1136 6161 5 3rfiltiS 188235 2153.32 1333 7889 1248 7232 6 Aeli.II 2716.36 3012.98 1175 7024 3747.40 3112:09 1584 25735 ' 254.05 256 2048 7 f4'-'1 1061.04 189.24 198 4384.07 1988 14537 8 ils4.0.1/41 - 5369.78 5249.62 1976 15002 4188.14 1753532 14456.87 4365 43059 9 3-d7 Wa'31. 13239.41 16937.53 4891 48604 10 f4-6R- 8277.14 411132 1639 9240 7118.59 6588.55 2430 19624 11 q14.,:,,,,, 54134 33.52 16 54 22738 186.11 110 397 200.08 38.85 35 104 12 31TuTr4ra" s4aR. 1793.42 1004.99 652 2871 13 0.1,,,,, 's 1563.64 878.59 416 2407 1255.83 1392.81 623 4998 14 J.11--- pli 1403.65 1600.76 747 829 2855_92 1213.98 685 2715 1026.35 1134 9072 15 PsAltai 1043.39 807.98 817 6736 924.99 16 la 985.02 1333.65 787 6333 2748.26 945.84 642 5355 1056.12 603 4824 17 Au1ef4 1184.8 971.14 555 3680 1250.62 18 31ix,- 5388.74 5397.01 5015 15535 4969.87 2869.74 3483 9026 3400.65 1873 12746 19 trftxr .idno 4396.32 6010:11 3397 24646 4765.49 20 Q., ., -5 4547.06 2871.29 1699 8495 3462.64 3559.74 1839 12873 21 3,yrsur . 5621.47 3945.89 2013 10211 6282.00 5736.32 2876 17629 22 0, ,,,,,6 3474.41 2045.68 847 5821 4303.80 2829.38 1277 9496 1979 16497 23 Trar waRT 8182.74 9241.70 2737 21896 7729.40 8117.17 24 t,,,,,d. 4246.72 6200.52 1289 18107 6536.16 6339.73 1419 14960 28311 9718.42 5285.03 2497 . 20161 25 iiv11°cs* 6299.38 7843.81 3469 26 31ity walr 2667.87 3492.11 937 12220 4496.85 2262.37 642 7740 7761 27 cleidil4li 1954.44 188935 604 6604 2094.00 2217.57 660 28 -4,,, 04, 4412.99 6479.10 2431 21825 10846.89 5898.01 2140 17284 29 ajgl 466.91 141.76 78 406 159.40 165.43 91 500 0 30 eine. fi4 704.68 28.61 31 93 90.00 0.00 0 31 a .0, 2206.51 267928 1344 9738 2731.60 2720.48 1369 9653 32 d (1411g 4824.96 6733.89 2858 36190 7110.80 5497.54 2463 20836 33 I0-tr 749.95 112.10 58 386 100.00 106.37 65 447 34 3iggra- 3111 1 14,Z'ni et 4 593.09 92.32 161 790 158.00 65.11 119 293 4.14-1,6 109306 112253.87 48168 357502 128620.30 102006.33 44340 323362 #ftruA- a-61. Q. 3194w 2),51- f l w i1'erea' * 4.1141 341 Tfita- 3118 aaR 6dc41 TrfP 2016-17 2017-18 [upto 30.11.2017] Margin Margin Margin Estimated Estimated Margin Number money money Numbe Sl. money employment - r employment State/UT money of subsidy subsidy of No. subsidy subsidy generated generated projects allocated utilized# projects utilized# (No. of (No. of allocated assisted (Rs. (Rs. assisted (Rs. lakh) (Rs. lalch) persons) law law persons ) Jammu & 3541.26 2621.40 1492 11691 3272.84 2623.82 1355 10840 Kashmir 2 Himachal Pradesh 1970.11 2185.27 941 6916 1785.19 815.97 352 2816 3 Punjab 3504.09 3181.60 1266 9858 3272.84 1887.34 764 6112 4 UT Chandigarh 100 82.84 47 376 100.00 40.12 20 160 5 Uttarakhand 2140.93 2122.33 1345 9890 1933.95 909.46 496 3968 6 Haryana 3371.31 3383.53 1377 11016 3272.84 1940.23 780 6240 7 Delhi 300 182.41 119 952 300.00 58.14 42 336 8 Rajasthan 5500.99 4641.6 1749 13408 4909.26 2129.67 642 5136 9 Uttar Pradesh 12981.52 14271.05 4074 36315 11157.41 7781.12 2615 20920 10 Bihar 6909.77 8336.51 3234 25872 5653.09 2490.50 876 7008 11 Sikkim 200 35.93 27 201 200.00 15.69 15 120 12 Arunachal 500 440.34 301 1984 500.00 192.34 133 1064 Pradesh 13 Nagaland 1751.68 2007.48 1018 7783 1728.96 1815.33 722 5776 14 Manipur 1741.7 2162.78 1265 8419 1434.32 684.80 311 2488 15 Mizoram 1253.49 491.96 425 3400 1245.66 107.61 98 784 16 Tripura 1578.62 3734.66 2297 17961 1283.75 757.21 428 3424 17 Meghalaya 1748.1 407.89 329 2632 1720.32 71.69 41 328 18 Assam 5636.41 4910.38 6028 31498 5351.99 1380.27 1503 120241 19 West Bengal 3680.3 6270.32 3528 26604 2975.31 2156.46 790 6320! 20 Jharkhand 4165.73 2654.35 1300 10400 3570.37 758.56 337 2696' 21 Odisha 5201.65 6848.96 3029 20392 4462.97 2753.41 1195 9560 22 Chhattisgarh 4493.3 4070.73 1598 12856 4016.67 1312.61 504 4032' 23 Madhya Pradesh 8527.32 8346.06 1940 15520 7587.04 2802.73 656 524f.:. 24 Gujarat* 5398.45 7561.61 1386 11629 4909.26 7863.74 1148 9184, .-2,5 Maharashtra** 6111.29 6001.36 2325 17799 5355.56 4474.27 1693 13544 ' 26 Andhra Pradesh 2336.59 4916.08 1357 14148 1933.95 3298.36 972 7776 27 Telangana 2004.86 2561.72 664 6445 4611.73 2129.40 642 5136 28 Karnataka 4941.62 11609.56 3575 30286 4462.97 4136.10 1309 10472 29 Goa 371.62 191.44 90 660 297.53 65.29 24 192 30 Lakshadweep 50 00 00 00 100.00 00 00 00 31 Kerala 2446.06 3350.68 1584 13068 2082.72 1028.40 445 3560 32 Tamil Nadu 5291.23 8213.92 2941 25764 4760.50 4425.08 1877 15016 33 Puducherry 150 103.65 66 699 100.00 36.80 26 208 34 A&N Islands 100 193.46 195 1398 100.00 129.87 107 856 110000 128093.8 52912 407840 100449 63072.39 22918 183344 Total 6 # including un-utilized balance funds of previous year * including Daman & Diu. ** including Dadra & Nagar Haveli TrCZT ftfilf Ilo-14 4t T 2016-17 2017-18 [30.11.201 =1144946a RigrA" k 6141 cl I Vita. t.Wicl Jilmi 0 airilta. 411 .1 cT zafIg *90 4.11-41s/ /101 *11-41 411.14.A•ii3if t (G*1140.441 Fr* tiralbct FrAl *11-41 '# 3711"%-ff (Mita WM) *I194I1 tits,q0 Fcrel trave l tritzn7Fr3if I r ti ts.,0 W'r tiogo 1 3541.26 2621.40 1492 11691 3272.84 2623.82 1355 10841 2 i',1-0-ac9 1970_11 2185.27 941 6916 1785.19 815.97 352 2816 3 tioug 3504.09 3181.60 1266 9858 3272.84 1887.34 764 6112 4 TiEr 09- 100 82.84 47 376 100.00 40.12 20 160 5 2140.93 2122:33 1345 9890 1933.95 909.46 496 3968 6 +41 II 3371.31 3383.53 1377 11016 3272.84 1940.23 780 6240 7 300 182.41 119 952 300.00 58.14 42 336 8 iis31,14110' 5500.99 4641.6 1749 13408 4909.26 2129.67 642 5136 9 12981.52 14271.05 4074 36315 11157.41 7781.12 2615 20920 876 7008 10 ftW 6909.77 8336.51 3234 25872 5653.09 2490.50 15 120 11 4,1-1 200 35.93 27 201 200.00 . 15.69 133 1064 12 317u11-4c Aar 500 44034 301 1984 500.00 192.34 5776 13 oidutZig 1751.68 2007.48 1018 7783 1728.96 181533 722 14 1741.7 2162.78 1265 8419 143432 684.80 311 2488 15 1253A9 491.96 425 3400 1245.66 107.61 98 784 16 1578.62 3734.66 2297 17961 1283.75 757.21 428 3424 ? .Tr 41 328 17 111 ei 1748.1 407.89 329 2632 1720.32 71.69 18 31-41-Ti 5636.41 4910.38 6028 31498 5351.99 1380.27 1503 12024 790 6320 19 rfft7 aianc{ 36803 6270.32 3528 26604 2975.31 2156.46 2696 20 rilitig • 4165.73 2654.35 1300 10400 3570.37 758.56 337 21 aftlu 5201.65 6848.96 3029 20392 4462.97 2753.41 1195 9560 22 L.,, .,tiduo 4493.3 4070.73 1598 12856 4016.67 1312.61 504 4032 23 Trur vraw 8527.32 8346.06 1940 15520 7587.04 2802.73 656 5248 24 5398.45 7561.61 1386 11629 4909.26 7863.74 1148 9184 17799 5355.56 4474.27 1693 1354,1'1 25 4-1614.1%** 6111.29 6001.36 2325 26 3thr iralr 2336.59 4916.08 1357 14148 1933.95 329836 972 771R; 27 e1411,41 2004.86 2561.72 664 6445 4611.73 2129.40 642 51341 28 9,0 C.ti 4941.62 11609.56 3575 30286 4462.97 4136.10 1309 10472 29 a11-dr 371.62 191.44 90 660 297.53 65.29 24 192 30 FarOrEr 50 .00 00 00 100.00 00 00 00 31 2446.06 3350.68 1584 13068 2082.72 1028.40 445 3560 32 ci t9.11.g, 5291.23 8213.92 2941 25764 4760.50 4425.08 1877 15016 33 ErT4tr- 150 103.65 66 699 100.00 36,80 26 208 34 317TFPq 3tT 100 19146 195 1398 100.00 129.87 107 856 TIFF,6 110000 128093.86 52912 407840 100449 6307239 22918 183344 .T7 itfera-4 -q4 *t 31-v7a 4tsr TrIta- * r,d90 341-{ 410 Rita- *. 4k 1I 3 oi it Wit T1 a" Annexure-II Annexure-II referred tonreplytopast i (b )&(c) the Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No 2235 for answer on 01.01.2018 State/UT-wise Number of beneficiaries benefitted under Workshed Scheme during the last three years and current year SI.No. Name of State/UT 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17(P) 2017-18(P) 1 Delhi 0 0 0 0 2 Jammu 0 0 0 0 3 Himachal Pradesh 160 0 20 120 4 Haryana 225 55 220 51 5 Chandigarh (UT) 30 10 20 65 6 Rajasthan 0 10 115 0 7 Madhya Pradesh 90 20 20 20 8 Chhattisgarh 210 236 120 0 9 Uttarakhand 18 25 25 0 10 Uttar Pradesh 1104 310 1385 1300 11 Karnataka 90 0 115 380 12 Tamil Nadu 250 57 70 100 13 Telangana 0 0 65 80 14 Andhra Pradesh 110 50 200 113 15 Maharashtra 60 34 45 20 16 Kerala 110 25 280 245 17 Gujarat 200 50 200 0 18 Goa 0 0 0 0 19 West Bengal 565 140 100 100 20 Bihar 200 0 20 0 21 Jharkhand 0 30 50 0 22 Odhisha 100 25 80 80 23 Assam 380 193 183 170 24 Nagaland 0 0 0 30 25 Tripura 0 0 0 0 26 Manipur 0 0 0 0 27 Meghalaya 0 0 0 0 28 Sikkim 0 0 0 0 29 Arunachal Pradesh 0 0 0 0 30 Mizoram 0 0 0 0 Total 3902 1270 3333 2874 P-Provisional 3iaalT II - 1 1 _ r : tic a. &imam II fzra-4 A1-4 att .ath. atAra. att Ati-w MR. i wrareiftzfi • 3 itt4-sTIT *FLIT threiffillr ilrAr Ittg 2014-15 2015-16 2016-1700 2017-1800 1 iZe, fl 0 0 2 7J;11- 0 0 0 0 3 aircietsi ir 160 0 20 120 4 ofkiviuu 225 55 220 51 5 .4 +14 (441 ilTRT 111-4) 30 10 20 65 6 iialtitio 0 10 115 0 7 71/xwali 90 20 20 20 8 0, kplio 210 236 120 0 9 4rItRis 18 25 25 0 10 irtiwali 1104 310 1385 1300 11 +t).1 cq, 90 0 115 380 12 d dol.§ 250 57 70 100 13 piadol 0 0 65 80 14 witzwav 110 50 200 113 15 Trfrus.c: 60 34 45 20 16 tl-a 110 25 280 245 17 .mild 200 50 200 0 18 iftaT 0 0 0 0 19 trftxrizTTF' 565 140 100 100 20 fOR 200 0 20 0 21 *nitsis 0 30 50 0 22 IftfallT 100 25 80 80 23 WOR 380 193 183 170 24 offli .5 0 0 0 30 25 rAyi 0 0 0 0 26 ai Lii 0 0 0 0 27 a metai 0 0 0 0 28 W4mrw 0 0 0 0 29 Kfurr4gsrair 0 0 0 0 30 rAoiltai 0 0 0 0 7a 3902 1270 3333 2874 3r.- 3T4reg State/UT-wise Number of artisans covered under Aam Admi BimaYojona Scheme during the last three years and current year Sl. No. State 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17(p) 2017-18*(p) 1. Jammu & Kashmir 3814 2718 2718 4200 2. Himachal Pradesh 1194 1077 1077 57 3. Punjab 4777 4118 4118 2532 4. UT Chandigarh - 0 - - 5. Haryana 29438 29932 29932 9456 6. Delhi 926 930 930 817 7. Rajasthan 16959 13327 13327 14827 8. Uttarakhand 10310 10239 10230 3022 9. Uttar Pradesh 127767 127767 127656 84940 10. Chhattisgarh 2339 2339 2339 4881 11. Madhya Pradesh 1315 1296 1296 165 12. Sikkim - 0 0 0 13. Arunachal Pradesh 18 16 16 8 14. Nagaland 180 180 180 54 15. Manipur 71 153 153 248 16. Mizoram - 0 0 0 17. Tripura - 0 0 0 18. Meghalaya 16 29 29 34 19. Assam 3973 3767 3656 4908 20. Bihar 6736 6614 6614 2486 21. West Bengal 23517 23517 22207 17227 22. Jharkhand 1588 1588 1588 1568 23. Odisha 2817 2492 2491 2639 24. A&N Islands - 0 0 0 25. Gujarat 10314 10267 10167 8375 26. Maharashtra 950 950 950 746 27. Goa - 0 0 0 28. Andhra Pradesh 6421 7786 7686 4885 29. Telangana 1381 1238 1234 1194 30. Karnataka 15634 15634 15620 10749 31. Lakshadweep - 0 0 0 32. Kerala 9760 9760 9764 11770 33. Tamil Nadu 10332 10264 10200 9679 34. Puducherry - 0 0 0 Total 292547 287998 286178 201467 (P) Provisional *AABY is under convergence in Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti BimaYojana (PMJJBY)/Pradhan Mantri Suraksha BimaYojana (PMSBY), as of now 201467 artisans are given their details to local LIC offices for the year 2017-18. cno-i c14.1 34Y{ W 1 afig 3TWit endii atuira- y 7re. --rtrrit ct Tf oTEr wzr, Ti- kl--41-4-Er- r-1417r 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 (3f.) 2017-18* (3f.) 1. aid-di, 3tYT ‘-ili 3814 2718 2718 4200 2. 2dittit-i "CF- T 1194 1077 1077 57 3. ii-- T4 4777 4118 4118 2532 4. ei xi dig, - 0 - - 5. 6 .giuli 29438 29932 29932 9456 6, 2,c-ft 926 930 930 817 7. R•17TzTIF 16959 13327 13327 14827 8. .3xi.ti4_45 10310 10239 10230 3022 9. 3t-H ua1. 127767 127767 127656 84940 2339 2339 4881 10. i..9, ‘Li d lq? 2339 11. 3:11.74 1315 1296 1296 165 12. SCI di - 0 0 0 13. 31-k131TWT ST 3T 18 16 16 8 14. 0-iidlivI5 180 180 180 54 15. J-1 Ili 71 153 153 248 16. at id-i - 0 0 0 17. fitsiT - 0 0 0 18. r.ileii 16 29 29 34 19. 31 PT 3973 3767 3656 4908 20. ?OR- 6736 6614 6614 2486 17227 21. trfqa:1 Cid Ilei 23517 23517 22207 22. -Ii.t.t45 1588 1588 1588 1568 23. .31Yit-2TT 2817 2492 2491 2639 24. 31'3TM' AT 1.- .1-, oi( O'rcr Tray - 0 0 0 25. dlaiiici 10314 10267 10167 8375 26. d-lliN 950 950 950 746 27. Acii _ 0 0 0 28. 3-Tftt AtU 6421 7786 7686 4885 29. ()eidlIcrll 1381 1238 1234 1194 30. ciloi cch 15634 15634 15620 10749 31. FR-T-Ofig- _ 0 0 0 32. trO. 9760 9760 9764 11770 33- dId c4olts, 10332 10264 10200 9679 34. Eff01" - 0 0 0 292547 287998 286178 201467 (3r.) 31- du:r *10.1TF-Filti -7-,7441" 4.1-11 (.11QH,5).)611,:11)/creamTilt titdi 4r1r 31fTRMIT 3t-d-irF tl 314 dal 201467 Ohl ci 2017-18 TzTrA- -zr v-6-airtTir ci-,I'meiT -6-zrtu t1 Annexure-III Annexure-III referred to in re 1 to • art e of the Lok Sabha Unstarred I uestion No. 2235 for answer on 01.01.2018 To promote Cottage and Agro-based Rural Industries in the country, following steps have also been taken by the Government through KVIC: i) The handholding support is being provided to the Khadi Institutions and Village Industries Units for availing financial assistance from the Banks under the Scheme namely Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) and SFURTI. ii) Under the PMEGP Scheme, any individual can avail credit from Banks to set up micro-enterprise in the non-farm sector. General category beneficiaries can avail of margin money (MM) subsidy of 25% of the project cost in rural areas and 15% in urban areas. For beneficiaries belonging to special categories such as SCs, STs, OBCs, minorities, women, ex-servicemen, physical handicapped, beneficiaries belonging to NER, hill and border areas, etc., the MM subsidy is 35% in rural areas and 25% in urban areas. The maximum cost of project is 25 lakh in the manufacturing sector and 10 lakh in the service sector. iii) Ministry through the KVIC has also been implementing a cluster-based scheme named Scheme of Fund for Regeneration of Traditional Industries (SFURTI) under which khadi and village industries clusters have been taken up for development by providing them with improved equipments, common facilities centres, business development services, training, capacity building and design and marketing support, etc. iv) To overcome the marketing challenges of Khadi and Village Industries Units, KVIC organize exhibitions at District level, State level and National level and invites beneficiaries to exhibit and sale their products.KVI Units are also supported by the KVIC with the financial assistance to participate in International Exhibitions. v) Under the Interest Subsidy Eligibility Certificate (ISEC) Scheme the Khadi Institutions can avail loan to cater the working capital , need on the concessional Interest Rate. Under this scheme interest @ 4% Per annum is to be paid by the Khadi institution and balance i.e. actual lending rate minus 4% is to be paid by KVIC from budgetary source provided by Government of India. vi) Financial assistance being provided for the renovation/modernization of Sales Outlets of institutions and State Khadi and Village Industries Boards under the scheme of "Assistance for Marketing Infrastructure". vii) To start Khadi Programme by new entrepreneurs, an online portal for obtaining "Khadi Certificate" has been launched. One can apply online for obtaining Khadi Certificate. viii) To overcome the marketing challenges of Khadi and Village Industries Units, KVIC organized exhibitions at district level, State level and National level and also invites beneficiaries to exhibit and sale their products. KVI Units are also supported with financial assistance to participate in International Exhibitions. ix) In addition, the Ministry aims to promote the cottage industries in the country by encouraging and providing the artisans a platform to showcase their products in various forums such as District level, State level and National level exhibitions and fairs. The best products and processes are also being supported to be performed outside the country through schemes such as Market Promotion and Development Assistance (MPDA). Ministry through KVIC also provides different skill training to the potential entrepreneurs through the 39 Multi-Disciplinary Training Centres (MDTC) of KVIC and RSETIs. The enterprises can also avail benefits of other schemes of the Ministry such as assistance for ISO Certification, Bar Codes, etc. • 317411--HI • .2235 t g1 51T 31-4- rt. 3-rntta d l i u I 3-&-zter ail ulc-th f ci f 3 Trrt-zrTr ci • .3c5N 1 I) crtTr- (-4,1‘115T-F) (3 TV 01 ricr, TERrFr ,r-6-rzrar ,z51)TrTzTratr d 717:1t ch) trzT-cm-TT61-1(-11 a-r Ter ti ii) crtTra-Alr sp-f-j11T 1310-1 q-74-4749- (L117JT0Mts 3 a \--TT. FtTifer- N---tt uzrfa- al , Cr tf. 711 u r c tithed t-14:17157-ZT 8)ciff t 71a-7P-if d,110q) ujE;.-t-4 T Old I ci r 25 (V d-11:,4-1) AA 15 1;11--ff ani uer 04 3171P- -a' ,-A.11-34-F--crixrt73-ilurtrftT• Qci ,T Via/ Frnr 316tr 35 aiTP; 71a7f4z11- f 4-i-rAtur tit A A-r- AArti f l sal ,A LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2274 TO BE ANSWERED ON 01.01.2018 SUBSIDY TO MSMEs 2274. SHRI RAJESH RANJAN: SHRI KAUSHALENDRA KUMAR: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether the Government provides any subsidy to set up Micro and Small industries in the country; (b) if so, the details thereof and the norms prescribed for its eligibility; (c) whether said subsidy is provided by the Union Government or the State Governments and if so, the details thereof; (d) whether any enquiry centre has been set up for the said facility; and (e) if so, the details thereof? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a) &(b): Yes, Madam. Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) is implementing Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP), which is a major credit-linked subsidy programme, aimed at generating self-employment opportunities through establishment of micro-enterprises in the non-farm sector by helping traditional artisans and unemployed youth. General category beneficiaries can avail of margin money subsidy of 25 % of the project cost in rural areas and 15% in urban areas. For beneficiaries belonging to special categories such as Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe/OBC /Minorities/Women, Ex-serviceman, Physically Handicapped, NER, Hill and Border areas etc. the margin money subsidy is 35% in rural areas and 25% in urban areas. Any individual above 18 years of age is eligible. For setting up of projects costing above Rs.10 lakh in the manufacturing sector and above Rs. 5 lakh in the business /service sector, the beneficiaries should possess at least VIII standard pass educational qualification. The maximum cost of projects is Rs. 25 lakh in the manufacturing sector and Rs. 10 lakh in the service sector. Benefit can be availed under PMEGP for setting up of new units only. au r J.:PR IT,471-, WI" 3th. g:11:11g 344.1-1 el 4-4 et ch 3TFTItit6- 1;rq . 4.2274 t-4 ctillig 01.01.2018 Tr,t- 71, FE1 3th. 1117W 344441 tiq tlai fi6i ci 2274. 41- /T tafoi: 411 VTR% it: '*z1"T 4:114-77f, Rig 3't TM.7W 34144i 4-1*61c110) 4' 424I 4, 3 rtzr41- 3 4J 'WI VITTita tq' cOi (*) WzIT ic31{ t/T T14-71, ii.710*ii.icilSi4IGT tcfl t; 4121c11 1 wzrr fAtilka- 11,v d I 4; (g) 'Li 1, a"*Elkft eLiti I WIT 311-401:Wr ■ 4 14-4-WR 441? er,Rt (71) 4'4" .3 etTI 4 0- KIYt1 mfr t; 4r 7T7TT 3tt{- (V) 1T 3cfci VIII Ali T c9T T 1 ? () zrft f, irai-41ft .441.0 ITT .50 F1E1 3th: Trarg 34 let (1,7.44 di l (F*4- Erarri) Off in•itat 146) x;f1TW .0.71 it i tk-a-a" 4,140, Ji (W) 311T(Tf) 4pr, 3111T TIMPT 34!4.1.1 tl chplor)ki Diicbr (11) 444451;4d T61 vw 975E, r 344-141 Jct qzr ebl atIT Zrait cfrk41 "I1T - 0-4 21 1:1,4"-JT tl 62? TUTETRT TITMT 4-c1,0.71.111{ 4:Pff qi64) 00a 15% 4uft dA441.1 0-0 MIJIci wr 25% Tifrei3TIATittiA4 T,ir 7Tfilw Trwft *114 *14, cl tI 31-"Ikita. .i1W3TTSa. 4-4/sr,F# 4P4,A:Eed-{ altq TV& 3 ei 1 cft Neft -0 74. 35% 1ZT /WI) 41-0 25% .;141 WIst d FraTTRIA1 fly, 411.41.1 41 TrifaR'f cT 47i.1 int Fa%1-1 18 'arzt 3Tf 3iTzx wi zzei,a• ti 1-044 ,Acrti 41- -4 74' 5 'FFST tO4 3TRTW 3117 051 10 el i W1-4 3T11WW 3tIT OLi ki reiterawr FrailifTzei ititW 4.4)4 44 WTT # WIT wur 8 Sufi Own •viftvi 2fi ei 4 caPeilui a x1 25 FM( V:ItT 3th. tlal04 71 10 el Fig t tI RThir *=.1. qq INJ4,n4) 3t #T3T tichcil ti A : 2 : • (c): Subsidy under PMEGP Scheme is provided by the Union Government. The PMEGP Scheme was launched during 2008-09. Since its inception, a total of 4.47 lakh micro enterprises have been assisted with a margin money subsidy of Rs 9326.01 crore providing employment to an estimated 37.32 lakh persons from inception till 2017-18 (up to 30.11.2017). (d) & (e): Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) is the nodal agency at the national level. At the State/District level, State offices of KVIC, KVIBs and District Industry Centres(DIC) are the implementing agencies in the States in the ratio of 30:30:40. An online PMEGP-e portal has been introduced from 1st July 2016. Entire process is made real time and online. Applicant has to apply on the online portal and he can track the status of his application on the PMEGP-e-portal. There is an online feedback mechanism for providing feedbacks by the beneficiaries, which has been encouraging. V v..-1 441-4,1* kat-a 4,,a wd-rwr tr .-rdrt- #.1 wet 2008-09 4/Cr4 thqiiivnun tcglei Te■ At tft1 $41-473Tra 4A7 Tr4-4 3454: F9326.01 wit's, t%Li.4 c*"i 3T41- +1141511 .1104W 31-4`T-4 r 4 t %rir°,3Tra. #2017- 18 dap (30,11.2017 crap) 3TT:11f46- 37.32 ellig ci414c14-11 fly t),Adipe 34c ar 3Tr ti (IT) 3111` () Nit 31stT i co) auerar (4,431reft) usttzr izR -crw- RYgff KrArf t I 4,4314-441 Trz7-- 4 tt3Trft 311T Den 3-4:4171 (134411) 4 30:30:40 i 39cTia *IWO 414114 0-0 44.1 Tom' fi 1 0,1(.4, 2016 ' 4,a4 tertg eptir* 7TZT1 t I 4i ev SfrOZIT aitc1Saap Tiwzr(Nei civi) 341- 3ilai i*ei dil3 4 ti xi-4w wr trT 311a4V- 4).011 4'6 on ti) 'TT 31 311-4-4V '41r ft2Tf4 *1- 14, w-{. ti ATM tA 37:TWAT 41,04 31t 3iiaiefloo tMs44, 1,Ac-ii4c1 14,tii 771T t I MINISTRY OF MSME MIS - PARLIAMENT QUESTIONS SESSION : 244th Session RAJYA SABHA QUESTION DATE 03.01.2018 STARRED Sl. Subject Concerned Printed . Version Remarks, if No. Officer . Q.No. Priority No. any 1 Financial assistance to JS (ARI) *179 *14 the entrepreneurs UNSTARRED '11:-__L., Allijiil-: 777 - 7777 ----7:.- - - 7::: -0-110n- -Tint — - emarks f- No. Officer _ Version any. • Q.No. •1. MSMEs facing difficulty due to ADC (PS) 1877 implementation of GST GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES RAJYA SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO.*179 TO BE ANSWERED ON 03.01.2018 Financial assistance to the entrepreneurs *179. SHRI RONALD SAPA TLAU: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether it is a fact that Government is providing financial assistance to the entrepreneurs opening and using new technology in the country; (b) if so, what is the maximum amount available per project; (c) what is the criteria to avail the incentive scheme; (d) for how many years, the scheme has been in force; and (e) how many entrepreneurs have benefited from the scheme and its total amount paid to them? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a) to (e): A statement is laid on the Table of the House. 31.117 TO-7i, RI/ 31t{ 72:171- Ale144 1777 MIT Si'q* R. *179 irfi A-4 Fit-a' 03.01.2018 41. 3rrfit-w *179. eft PT N13: wzrr REpit{ it- r 71-6. 4, : (w) Atlizr6 Trq tzr .4 4~ ar,(al 3 g#A .5 eildi wA34,e4Peil A. fdrtlel +to' ..7474 t; (Er) ea e, ofe' 141 ,4 .fRr STRIAT3T1t1WJg- 11-j Tft ft- a-41 k (70 T4i• It-aTr-f-a. ofril wr WM' adi eti wzrr t; (t) zivi11.sleil ft—d# zre # war t; 3itT (g) f*--d# 34e►fhll• ti 4.11.3iati 'RTIT3a141- 3.117' 3-4-41- Tel ft-J-41 14-JTI1Z t? 3B-{ Tr,4-71r, wrs 3it{- J11.711:f 3 c I ihrel ;1*-4t (i-cici LaTTT) Oft 111417 C46) (•) (g): VEF 11117 1MT faell 1171T t STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PARTS (a) to (e) OF THE RAJYA SABHA STARRED QUESTION No.*179 FOR ANSWER ON 03.01.2018 (a): Yes Sir. Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) is providing financial assistance for setting up of new micro enterprises and to use new technology through the following programmes/Schemes: (i). Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP): This is a major credit-linked subsidy programme aimed at generating self-employment opportunities through establishment of micro-enterprises in the non-farm sector by helping traditional artisans and unemployed youth. (ii) Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme (CLCSS): This is credit linked subsidy scheme for Technology Upgradation of Micro and Small Enterprises. (iii) Technology and Quality Upgradation Support to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (TEQUP): This Scheme aims at enhancing competitiveness of MSME Sector through adoption of Energy Efficient Technology (EET) so as to reduce cost of production and to encourage MSMEs to acquire Product Certification Licenses from National/ International bodies so as to become globally competitive. (b): Under PMEGP Scheme general category beneficiaries can avail margin money subsidy of 25 % of the project cost in rural areas and 15% in urban areas. For beneficiaries belonging to special categories such as scheduled caste/scheduled tribe/OBC /minorities/women, ex- serviceman, physically handicapped, NER, Hill and Border areas etc. the margin money subsidy is 35% in rural areas and 25% in urban areas. The maximum cost of projects is Rs. 25 lakh in the manufacturing sector and Rs. 10 lakh in the service sector. Under CLCSS Schemes subsidy is provided at the rate of 15% of the capital expenditure (limited to maximum Rs.15.00 lakhs) for purchase of Plant & Machinery. Maximum limit of eligible loan for calculation of subsidy under the scheme is Rs.100.00 lakhs. Under TEQUP Scheme subsidy to MSME units is provided to the extent of 25% of the project cost for implementation of EET. The maximum amount of subsidy is Rs. 10 Lakhs for project cost of Rs. 40 Lakhs. Further, for obtaining Product Certification Licenses, assistance allowed per MSME is Rs. 1.5 Lakhs for national standards and Rs. 2 Lakhs for international • standards. (c): Criteria to availing the incentives: Under PMEGP; any individual above 18 years of age is eligible. For setting up of projects costing above Rs.10 lakh in the manufacturing sector and above Rs. 5 lakh in the business /service sector, the beneficiaries should possess at least VIII standard pass educational qualification. Assistance under PMEGP is available only for new projects. Existing units and the units that have already availed Government subsidy under any other scheme of Government of India or State Government are not eligible. Only one person from one family is eligible for assistance. CLCSS Scheme is applicable for prospective as well as existing MSEs. Presently, 51 well established and improved technologies/sub-sectors have been approved under the Scheme (Annexure-I). 1'EQUP scheme is applicable for MSME units. 0 01.2018 * *179 * faaiut (w) 3.11-{ ;Te7171. 34444{ a rwr fAi-oDiaci 4,1 sb,1*/41.41 Zutzar 347371 -041,orif chol car3. 91A44111.4) wzrtwr *4.1 * TAT f4-dtar 31T-6-ev 4 t: 11W. 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Since its inception, a total of 4.47 lakh micro enterprises have been assisted with a margin money subsidy of Rs 9326.01 crore providing employment to an estimated 37.32 lakh persons, till 2017-18 (up to 30.11.2017). The CLCSS Scheme was launched in October 2000 and revised in 29.09.2005. Since inception and upto 30.11.2017 a total of 48618 units have been assisted utilizing subsidy of Rs. 2904.53 crore. 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List of approved Sub-sectors Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme (CLCSS) i) Bio-tech Industry ii) Common Effluent Treatment Plant iii) Corrugated Boxes iv) Drugs and Pharmaceuticals v) Dyes and Intermediates vi) Industry based on Medicinal and Aromatic plants vii) Plastic Moulded/ Extruded Products and Parts/ Components viii) Rubber Processing including Cycle/ Rickshaw Tyres ix) Food Processing (including Ice Cream manufacturing) x) Poultry Hatchery & Cattle Feed Industry xi) Dimensional Stone Industry (excluding Quarrying and Mining) xii) Glass and Ceramic Items including Tiles xiii) Leather and Leather Products including Footwear and Garments xiv) Electronic equipment viz test, measuring and assembly/ manufacturing, Industrial process control; Analytical, Medical, Electronic Consumer & Communication equipment etc. xv) Fans & Motors Industry xvi) General Light Service(GLS) lamps xvii) Information Technology (Hardware) xviii) Mineral Filled Sheathed Heating Elements xix) Transformer/ Electrical Stampings/ Laminations /Coils/Chokes including Solenoid coils xx) Wires & Cable Industry xxi) Auto Parts and Components xxii) Bicycle Parts xxiii) Combustion Devices/ Appliances xxiv) Forging & Hand Tools xxv) Foundries — Steel and Cast Iron xxvi) General Engineering Works xxvii) Gold Plating and Jewellery xxviii) Locks xxix) Steel Furniture xxx) Toys xxxi) Non-Ferrous Foundry xxxii) Sport Goods xxxiii) Cosmetics xxxiv) Readymade Garments xxxv) Wooden Furniture xxxvi) Mineral Water Bottle fartict, 03.01.2018 * ihruSn' FRAct i;r4R. r. *179 t' 31PT (21-) * 3717 6 (.01 ci 394V- I 31-Tetitff Tcrer AtuI 4-4-411- tdr717 i) 44" (-1410-nct) 3:z. ii) chleigrf Vtf-epe C C iii) chTiaQS .44-44 iv) wrzfrfzireweRT v) 51*01 gri" vi) 3ttErtfizr 3ft Tara. 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SHRIMATI RAJANI PATIL: SHRI P. BHATTACHARYA: SHRI DARSHAN SINGH YADAV: Will the Minister of MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES be pleased to state: (a) whether the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are reportedly facing difficulties due to various reasons after implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and if so, the details thereof, State-wise: (b) whether the small and medium entrepreneurs have raised concern over the impact of the GST on MSMEs and if so, the details thereof; and (c) the corrective steps taken/proposed to be taken by Government in this regard to boost the growth of MSMEs in the country? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE (INDEPENDENT CHARGE) FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SHRI GIRIRAJ SINGH) (a)&(b): There have been some reports of micro, small and medium enterprises facing difficulties after implementation of Goods & Services Tax (GST). Industry Associations and other stakeholders have expressed concern about some aspects of GST such as; GST on Khadi, many items in 28% tax bracket, low ceiling of Composition Levy Scheme, reverse charge mechanism, etc. The Ministry of MSME has not only been taking up these concerns with Ministry of Finance, it has also taken several steps for awareness creation, registration and facilitation. (c): Government has taken several pro-active measures for smooth implementation of GST for MSMEs including: i. Exemption to Khadi fabric sold through Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) and KVIC certified institutions/outlets; ii. Majority of items produced by the MSMEs in the band of 28% tax slab brought to lower slabs; iii. Composition levy extended upto turnover worth Rs. 150 lakh per annum; iv. Quarterly return to be filed by GST registered units having turnover of Rs. 150 lakh per annum or less. v. 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