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INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL SURVEY 2015 2016 DISTRICT KOTA
DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTRE, D.C.M. ROAD, KOTA PHONE 0744 2363129 Email ID [email protected]
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CHAPTER-1 District Profile
1.1DISTRICT AT A GLANCE:
Kota is one of the eastern districts of Rajasthan and is something like Dumbly shape. The country slopes gently Northward from the high table land of Malwa in Madhya Pradesh. It is well watered, drained by rivers flowing in north and north eastern directions. There are hills in the south, north and eastern portion of the district and it is generally fertile. Surrounded with the water of River Chambal, power plant and natural resources Kota has been a center of attraction for different industries. Kota city is the trade center for industries which includes Kota stone oilseed milling, handloom textile weaving, distilling, dairy product, manufacturing of metal handicrafts, fertilizers, chemicals and engineering equipment, Kota is a hub of Kota doria saries in Kaithoon, & C.F.C. is established for the development of weavers.
1.2 GENERAL The district is named after the town of Kota, which was the capital of the former state of the same name. Kota is believed to have been founded by Rao Jait Singh, the grandson of Rao Deva, the chief of Bundi, by defeating bhils of the Koteah clan from the, east to chambel, which he named as Kotah (Kota). According to another view,Rao Jait Singh captured Akelgarh in VS 1321 (1264 AD) and occupied Kota, which was thereafter a pargana attached to the Jagir of Bundi, His descendants held it and the surrounding country for about five generations before being dispossessed by Rao Suraj Mal of Bundi in sixteenth century, It was held by Bundi till 1625, when the State came into existence after the Mughal emperor Jahangir granted Kota along with its 360 town ships to Madho Singh who became its first Chief.
1.3 GEOGRAPHICAL AREA
The district lies between 24 25’ and 25 51’ latitude and 76 38 and 77 26 longitude, It is bounded on the north and north west by Sawai Madhopur, Tonk and Bundi districts, the Chambal river separating these from Kota district and forming the natural boundary, The district has Jhalawar district and Mandsore district of Madhya Pradesh on the south, Baran district on the East and is bounded on the west by Chittaurgarh district of Rajasthan. The maximum length of the district from North to South is 153 kms. and maximum width from west to East is 84 kms.
The total geographical area of the district as per surveyor General of India is 545552 hectares. The Kota district ranks 20 th among the 34 districts of the State, The area of the district as per land records was 545552 hectares.
1.4 LAND USE PATTERN
Of the total geographical area of 5217.14 SQ KM., in 2013 2014 of the total area. The city area is 310.05 Sq km. & Rural area is 4906.95 Sq km. The following table gives the land use pattern for the year 2014 2015
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LAND USE PATTERN (Year 2014 2015) S.NO. CLASSIFICATION OF LAND USE AREA (hectares) 1. FOREST 126498 2. Not available for cultivation: (a) land used for purposes other than agriculture 30193 (b) Usar and not used for agriculture 27668 3. Other uncultivable land 39005 (a) Permanent pastures & other grazing land 13985 (b) Tree groves, Garden etc. 126 (c) Cultivable waste land 15184 4. Fallow land: (a) Other fallow land 2428 (b) Current fallow (One year) 1176 5. Actual area sawn 274444 6. Total geographical area ( 1 to 5) 518345 7. Total cropped area 511127 8. Double cropped area 236683 SOURCE: REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 1.5 PHYSIOGRAPHY The Mukandara range of Vindhyachal hills in Ramganj Mandi Sub division which run across the Southern portions of the district from North west to South East is an important feature in Landscape. It has a curious double formation of two separate ridges running parallel at a distance of more than two kilometers. These hills traverse the district for about 145 kilometers, the peak ranging from 427 meters to 546 meters. These are hills near Pipalda Tehsil. These hills form part of Aravalli Range. Their slopes are gentles and steep and they are mostly covered by woods. The land of the district slopes gently from South to North and the drainage is through Chambal and its tributaries. The general level of the district varies from 238 meters to 546 meters from mean sea level. 1.6 ADMINISTRATIVE SET UP For administrative purpose, the area has been divided into six sub divisions viz. Kota, Ramganj Mandi, Digod, Sangod, Kanwas, Itawa which in turn are divided into five tehsils. Exhibit 2 shows the administrative set up in the district. There is one Zila Parishad also. The number of towns and villages in each tehsil and area covered are given below: ADMINISTRATIVE NETWORK OF THE DISTRICT 2014 2015 S. SUB TEHSIL SUB Nagar Pancha Gram Reven Aba Gair N. DIVISION TEHSIL Nigam/Munici yat Pancha ue d Aba pal Council Samiti yat Village d 1 Kota Ladpura Manda Nagar Nigar Kota Ladpura 21 217 117 100 na Nagar Palika Kaithoon 2 Digod Digod Sultanp Sultanp 33 171 164 7 ur ur 3 Itawa Pipalda Khatoli Nagar Palika Itawa 29 174 167 7 Itawa 4 Ramganjma Ramganjma Checha Nagar Palika Kheraba 36 171 146 25 ndi ndi t Ramganjmandi d 5 Sangod Sangod Nagar Palika Sangod 18 125 211 9 Sangod 6 Kanwas Kanwas 18 95 Total 155 953 805 148 Total District Area 5217 Sq. Km.
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SOURCE : STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT
1.7 CLIMATE & RAINFALL
The district has a dry climate except in the monsoon season. The winter season from mid November to February is followed by the summer season which extends to about middle of June. The period from about the middle of June to September is the South west monsoon season and the two months October and November constitute the post monsoon or the retreating monsoon.The average annual rainfall in the district is 797.13 mm. The rainfall increases from the north west to the south east. About 93 percent of the annual rainfall is received during the South West monsoon season. January is the coldest month with the average daily maximum temperature of 24.30 c.and the average daily minimum of 10.60 c.. on account of cold waves in the wake of western disturbance passing across North India, the minimum temperature sometimes drop to two or three degrees above the freezing point of water. Both day and night temperature increase rapidly from March end to May (the hottest month), the mean daily maximum temperature is 45.6 c., while the mean minimum is 30.70 c.. In April, May and in June before the on set of monsoon, temperature may sometimes go up to 47 c..
The air is generally dry excepts in the South – West monsoon season. In summer months, the relative humidity is very low, often being less than 20 percent in the afternoon. The mean relative humidity is around 43 percent.
1.8 FORESTS, FLORA & FAUNA
The forests cover an area of 800.33 Square km. in 2014 15 extending over 23.90 percent of the total geographical area of the district. In this area, reserved area is 480.848 and protected area is 305.61 and unclassified area is 14.24 Square km. These are mainty concentrated in the South Western and central portions of the Mukandra hills having a rich forest belt. The forest in Kota district fall under the sub group 5B Northern Tropical dry deciduous forest of Champion and Seth’s classification. The main sub types representing broad botanical divisions and flora found therein are as follows –
(1) ANOGEISSUS PENDULA FOREST
Main species found in the region are Dhokra mixed with Gurjan, Bel, Tendu etc (2) MISCELLANEOUS FORES The main species found here are Khejra, Khair , Bel, Kadam, Amaltas, Khora, Bahera and Gurjan etc.. (3) BABUL FOREST Babul mixed with Khejra is the representeur flora found in theseforests. Other species of trees found in the forests of the distcit include Dhau, Bahera, Mahuwa, Karaya or Kara, Salar, Chhola or Dhak, Shisham, Sadaria, Gular, Jamun, Neem, Peepal, Aam and Semal.
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The grasses commonly found are Lapla, polard, Ratarda, Surwal, Karar, Bhalki and Chloma verigata etc.. The grasses occur in Darrah valley and is Bora bas, Chand baori, Radi Dand and Phuta blocks o Ladpura range, There are many grass Birs in Morak and Kanwas Ranges.
The species of wild animals found in the forest of the district include Panther, Tiger, Chinkara, Chital, Nilgai, Sambhar, Sloth Bear, wild Boar and common here. Common langoor Stripped hyana, Jackal, Indian fox, Jungli cat, Indian porcupine, Common mongoose, Hedge dog, stripped squirrel, Bat and Bush rat are also found.
The common birds met in the district are Baya, Koyal, Vulture, Parrot. Jungli Crow, Bulbul, House Sparrow, Owl, Kite, Green and Common Pigeon, Sand Grouse, Peafowl, Common Quail, Jungli Bush Quail, Grey Partridge, Sares Crane, Common Sand Piper, little Egret, Common Teal, Snips, Painted Partridge, Jungli Babblur, Black srongo, Paradise fly, Catcher, Red walted Lapuring, Magpie robin, Indian Myna and Hoopoe. Among the poisonous snales cobra, pussel and viper are most common. Water snakes are also seen near the tanks. Crocodiles are sometimes seen in big tanks and in certain pools in Chambal and Kalisindh rivers.
There is a games sanctuary called Darrah Games Sanctuary situated at a distance of 50 kms. south of Kota on both sides of Jaipur – Indore highway, running along the Mukundara ranges of hills. The total covered area is 201.2 kms.. The Cheetal, Sambhar, Nilgai, Chinkara, Sloth Bear and wild Bear are found in good number. Tigers and Panthers are also found, as are Foxes, Jackals, Hayaena, Hare, Langoor, Mongoose and Porcupete. More common birds in the sanctuary include partridges, pea fowls, rock and green pigeons, quails and cuckoo.
1.9 GEOLOGY AND MINERALS
The district is essentially covered by rocks of Vindhyan system, geological antiquity of these two areas belongs to Deacon traps of upper cretaceous to lower Eocene age. The traps have been subjected to various degree of laterisation during recent to sub recent succession as a result of which there is a cover of laterite at various places. Structurally Vindhyan group of rocks are less disturbed. Over a greater part of the area, the beds are nearly horizontal but at places, they show steep dips.
Owing to total absence of metamorphic rocks, no metallic ore of importance, however, a variety of non metallic minerals are exposed the important of them being sand stone and lime stone. Besides. small deposits of red clay, glass sand dolomite and Kankar are also found. the main mineral of the district is building stone of which it is the second largest producer among the districts of the state, after Jodhpur. Occurrences of the iron ore, fire clay, red and yellow orche have also been reported in various parts of the district.
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CHAPTER – II
RESOURCES
2.1 HUMAN RESOURCES
POPULATION
The total population of the district as per figures of 2011 census is 1951014. which constitute 2.84 percent of population of the State. in the total population, 1021161 is males and 929853 is females. During the decade 2001 11 the population of the district has increased by 24.34 percent. The decadal change for Kota has always been higher than that of Rajasthan. The density of population is 374 square km in 2011 as compared to 2011 in The sex ratio in 2011 was 906.
LITERACY
The percentage of the literates as per estimated population aged 7 years and above is worked out as 77.48 for Kota district in 2011. The male literacy percentage in the district is 87.63 & The female literacy 66.32 percent.
RURAL AND URBAN
The total population of Kota district according to 2011 census is 1951014. The rural population 774410 & urban population is 1176604 in kota distt.
2.1.1 WORKING FORCE AND OCCUPATIONAL PATTERN
As per 2011 census, out of total population of 1951014, 520846 were workers, 122217 were marginal workers representing 27.73 percent and 8.65 percent respectively of the total population. The distribution of workers by their economic activities is given below.
WORKING FORCE AND OCUPATIONAL PATTERN IN THE DISTRICT
S.NO. OCCUPATION TOTAL 1 CULTIVATORS 149004 AGRICULTURAL 2 LABOURERS 85800 3. HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY 25695 OTHERS 335812 TOTAL 596311 From the above table, it is seen that out of total workers, 41.83 percent population was engaged in agriculture either as cultivators or agricultural labours, 3.48 percent in household industry and 54.69 percent in others. AGRICULTURAL RESOURCE Agricultural provides livelihood to 41.83 percent of the total population either as cultivator or agricultural labours. To assess the industrial potential of Kota district, it is necessary to study the land utilization pattern, irrigation facilities, area & production of crops, livestock dairy and availability of mineral and forest etc. This will provide a broad spectrum of resource inventory and base on which foundation of industrial growth is generally laid down.
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2.2 WATER & IRRIGATION RESOURCES (a) The irrigational facilities available in the district are mainly in the form of canals and wells. The principal river is Chambal which has a perennial flow.
The principal sources of irrigation in the district are canals and wells. Canals irrigated 138672 hectares. Canal irrigation is concentrated in the tehsils of Ladpura, Digod, Pipalda and Sangod. The area irrigated by wells was 122507 hectares of the net irrigated area.
In the district in the year 2014 2015 the total number of wells was 19,497. The number of tanks in use was 25.
(b) GROUND WATER RESOURCES It has been estimated that total surface water resources of the district is 4.07 million acre feet. The total utilization by existing schemes and ongoing schemes is 2.00 lakh hectares. The total irrigation potential likely to be created by the newly proposed scheme will be about 2.17 lakh hectares. The quality of water in the district is generally suitable for drinking and agricultural purposes. except at some localized places.
(c) VARIOUS IRRIGATION PROJECTS
The district has adequate water resources because rivers. like Chambal. Alnia and Kali Sindh, Parvan, Parwati, Ujad, Ahu, Takali, Amjar etc. pass through it Chambal project is a major irrigation and power project. located partly in Rajasthan and partly in Madhya Pradesh. The project consists of three Dams viz. Gadhi Sagar Dam in Madhya Pradesh and Jawahar Sagar Dam and Rana Pratap Sagar Dam in Rajasthan besides Kota Barrage in Kota which diverts water in to canal system. The 372 kms. long Right Main Canal serves 1.27 lakh hectares in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh Command area. The two main branches viz. Bundi and Kapren branches of the left Main Canal, 168 kms. in length, serve 1.02 lakh hectares in Rajasthan (Bundi district).
(d) OTHER IRRGATION PROJECTS
The other important projects are Harish Chand Sagar, Sawan Bhadon & Alania. In the Chambal command area, a scheme of 21 blocks covering 108000 hectares of land to be irrigated by lift irrigation has been prepared. Of these 8 schemes have been sanctioned by state Govt. The work of projects Jhalipura Scheme No.16, Digod Lift Scheme no. 17 Ganesh Ganj Lift scheme block no.20, Sawan Bhadon Project (Dara, Kanwas and Anwa) has been completed and irrigation has started.
The medium irrigation projcts proposed in VIIIth five year plan are Takali, Bathali and Chaken. These projects will have potential of 7518 hectares.
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SOURCE – WISE IRRIGATION FACILITTES (GROSS) 2014-2015
S.No. Source Nos. AREA (in Hectares) 1. Canals 5 138145 2. Tank 25 362 3. Tube wells 20211 131805 4. Wells 19497 Electric pump sets 17615 (A) oil engines 5723 1805 (B) other 11892
SOURCE: IRRIGATION DEPARTMENT.
2.2.1 DRINKING WATER The water for irrigation is available from Chambal canal in the tehsils of Ladpura, Digod and Pipalda besides wells/tubewells. In all other tehsils viz. Sangod. And Ramganj Mandi the irrigation is mainly from wells / tubewells.
TABLE Tehsil Village Urban Pipalda 163 1 Digod 163 Ladpura 143 2 Ramganj Mandi 143 4 Sangod & Kanwas 196 1 SOURCE: PHED DEPARTMENT.
All the 8 towns of the district have already been covered under drinking water supply scheme. In rural areas out of 812 villages according to 2011 census, All villages have been covered by water supply schemes up to March 2015. The main source of water supply in rural areas in wells/tube wells. Besides this 1640 hand pumps Rural 7270, urban 1110, village will be covered up to March 2015
2.2.2 Irrigation Facilities WATER & IRRIGATION RESOURCES (a) The irrigational facilities available in the district are mainly in the form of canals and wells. The principal river is Chambal which has a perennial flow.
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The principal sources of irrigation in the district are canals and wells. Canals irrigated 138672 hectares. Canal irrigation is concentrated in the tehsils of Ladpura, Digod, Pipalda and Sangod. The area irrigated by wells was 122507 hectares of the net irrigated area.
In the district in the year 2014 2015 the total number of wells was 19,497. The number of tanks in use was 25. (b) GROUND WATER RESOURCES It has been estimated that total surface water resources of the district is 4.07 million acre feet. The total utilization by existing schemes and ongoing schemes is 2.00 lakh hectares. The total irrigation potential likely to be created by the newly proposed scheme will be about 2.17 lakh hectares. The quality of water in the district is generally suitable for drinking and agricultural purposes. except at some localized places. (c) VARIOUS IRRIGATION PROJECTS
The district has adequate water resources because rivers. like Chambal. Alnia and Kali Sindh, Parvan, Parwati, Ujad, Ahu, Takali, Amjar etc. pass through it Chambal project is a major irrigation and power project. located partly in Rajasthan and partly in Madhya Pradesh. The project consists of three Dams viz. Gadhi Sagar Dam in Madhya Pradesh and Jawahar Sagar Dam and Rana Pratap Sagar Dam in Rajasthan besides Kota Barrage in Kota which diverts water in to canal system. The 372 kms. long Right Main Canal serves 1.27 lakh hectares in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh Command area. The two main branches viz. Bundi and Kapren branches of the left Main Canal, 168 kms. in length, serve 1.02 lakh hectares in Rajasthan (Bundi district). (d) OTHER IRRGATION PROJECTS The other important projects are Harish Chand Sagar, Sawan Bhadon & Alania. In the Chambal command area, a scheme of 21 blocks covering 108000 hectares of land to be irrigated by lift irrigation has been prepared. Of these 8 schemes have been sanctioned by state Govt. The work of projects Jhalipura Scheme No.16, Digod Lift Scheme no. 17 Ganesh Ganj Lift scheme block no.20, Sawan Bhadon Project (Dara, Kanwas and Anwa) has been completed and irrigation has started. The medium irrigation projcts proposed in VIIIth five year plan are Takali, Bathali and Chaken. These projects will have potential of 7518 hectares. SOURCE – WISE IRRIGATION FACILITTES (GROSS) 2014-2015
S.No. Source Nos. AREA (in Hectares) 1. Canals 5 138145 2. Tank 25 362 3. Tube wells 20211 131805 4. Wells 19497 Electric pump sets 17615 (A) oil engines 5723 1805 (B) other 11892
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SOURCE: IRRIGATION DEPARTMENT.
2.3 Education : Kota is a Education Hub
2.3.1 School, College & I.T.I.
EDUCATION FACILITIES / INSTITUTIONS In the district there is Five University, 19 degree colleges, 294 higher secondary schools, 453 secondary schools, 872 middle schools and 695 primary schools. TABLE EDUCATIONAL NET WORK 2014-2015 1. Kota University 1 2. Kota open university 1 3. Technicl university 1 4. Agriculture university 1 5. Carrier Point university 1 6. Degree colleges 19 7. Higher secondary schools 352 8. Secondary school 450 9 Middle schools 863 10 Primary schools 491 11 Special Education 23
TABLE ENGINEERING COLLEGE 2014-2015 S.N. Name of Civil Electri Produ Compu Elect IT Me Petro Aero Applied Auto College onic ction ter rical ch Electro 1 Kota Engg 120 90 50 60 90 30 60 30 30 - - College 2 Maharshi 120 180 - 60 120 60 180 - - - - Arvind 3 Modi Inst. - 120 - 120 120 60 - - - 30 - Of Tech 4 R.N. Modi 120 120 - 120 - 60 60 - - - - 5 Carrer 60 60 - 120 120 - - - - - 60 Point 6 Gurukul - 60 - 60 120 - 120 - - - - Inst. 7 Residency 60 120 - - - 60 60 - - - - College of Engg. 8 Bal Krishna 60 - - - 60 - 60 - - - 60 Inst. Of Tech.
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M.B.A. COLLEGE IN KOTA
S.N. SECTION NO. OF SEAT 1 CARRER POINT UNIVERSITY 2 RAJASTHAN TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY 3 OM KOTHARI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT 4 MODI INSTTUTE OF MANAGEMENT 5 UNIVERSITY OF KOTA 6 R.N. MODI INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT
WOMEN POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE 2014-2015 S.N. SECTION NO. OF SEAT 1 Textile Design 40 2 Commercial Art 40 3 Interior Decoration 40 Total 120
BOYS POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE 2014-2015 S.N. SECTION NO. OF SEAT 1 Civil 20 2 Mechanical 40 3 Electrical 40 4 Computer 40 5 Electronics 40 6 Chemical 20 7 Plastic Technology 20 8 Instrumentations 20 Total 240 SOURCE: POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE TABLE Government I.T.I. 2014-2015 S.N. Name NO. OF SEAT 1 Kota 216 2 Womens Kota 280 3 Chemical Kota 4 Sangod (Wireman,Mech.,Elect & Welder) 120 5 Sultanpur (Digod) (Wireman,Mech.,Elect & Welder) 80
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6 Kherabad (Ramganjmandi) (Wireman,Mech.,Elect & 84 Welder) 7 85 Private I.T.I : 1 Electrician 7424 2 Computer Operator 260 3 Sewing 32 4 Diesel Mechanicals 288 5 Fitter 256 6 Welder 32 7 Hospital Housekeeping 40
Source: Directorate of Technical Eduication Rajasthan Jodhpur
In the Kota District, there is 9 Engineering College, One Govt. Polytechnic and one Industrial Training Institute in which technical education is imparted in different trades or disciplines. There is also Govt. Women Polytechnic & one Mahila I.T.I. which provides technical training to women.
In addition to these, Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) study centre is also situated in Kota at Engineering College Kota campus. Jai Nir Software declared IGNOU Work centre for computer Courses. There are Medical College, Nursing College, Pvt. Engineering College, Pvt. Polytechnic Collage, Govt. ITI, Govt, & Rural Pvt. ITI, Colleges & Bed. College STC Several computer course like Certificate in computing (CIC), Bachelor in Computer Application (BCA), Master in Computer Applications (MCA), Management courses (MBA), degree courses (B.A., B.Sc. B.Com. etc.) run at IGNOU Study Centre, Kota.
SOURCE: EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.
COMPUTER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS Computer Education is growing rapidly in Kota. There are number of Computer Education Centre in Kota which provide “O” level, “A” level, “B” level, OIC, DCO, BCA, MCA and may other certificate courses. The list of computer educational institutions in kota is given below in which First three institutes are affiliated & recognized by Electronics Deptt. Govt. of India. Services in field of E commerce is rapidly growing in Kota.
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1. PACE Academy, Talwandi 2. CMC LTD, Gumanpura 3. ET&T Chhawani 4. Aptech, Gumanpura 5. Aptech, Vigyan Nagar 6. NIIT, near LIC Building, Gode Baba Circle 7. CISTEMB, Shopping Centre 8. Computer Wave, Talwandi, 9. Classic Computer, Vigyan Nagar 10. Lakhotia Computer Centre, Kotri road 11. CompuCom 12. CADD Centre, Engg. College 13. Kota Open University 14. Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) Engg. College Campus 15. Y2k Software Education CAD circle 16. Priyam Graphics, Mohsin Manzil, Shopping Center 17. CST Institute Nayapura Kota 18. SRV Solution Jawahar Nagar Kota COACHING INSTITUTIONS FOR COMPETITION EXAMINATIONS In the point of study in admission to IIT, CPMT, PMT, PET Kota recently became India fame, Students, from various states of the India, are taking coaching in different Coaching Institutes of Kota to get admission in IIT, CPMT, PMT, PET & other examinations. In 2013 14 the selection from the coaching institutes in the aforesaid examinations is mentioned below.
1. Bansal Classes, Indraprastha Ind.area Kota 2. Allen Carrier Institute, Indravihar Kota 3. Carrier Point, Road No 1 I.P.I.A. Kota 4. Resonance Classes, Jawahar Nagar Kota 5. Motion Academy Rajiv Gandhi Nagar Kota 6. Vi Braint Classes Talwandi 7. Vijay Jain Classes, Talwandi & Rampura 8. Narayana I.I.T. / P.M.T. Talwandi 9. Vision 2000, Talwandi 10. Soni Classes, Talwandi 11. Shri Chetanya, Talwandi 12. Kelvin, Jawahar Nagar 13. RISE Academy Talwandi
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2.3.2 MEDICAL FACILITIES
NET WORK OF MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES 2013-14
S.NO. ITEM TOTAL 1. MEDICAL COLLEGE 1 2. ALLOPATHIC HOSPITALS 5 3. BEDS IN ALLOPATHIC HOSPITALS 2124 4. AYURVEDIC HOSPITALS 57 5. UNANI HOSPITALS 2 6. BEDS IN AYURVEDIC HOSPITALS 30 7. C.H.C 13 8. PRIMARY & HEALTH CENTRE 45 9. DISPENSARIES 12 10. SUB HEALTH CENTRES 216 11. M.C.W./DAIS CENTRES 4 12 PRIVATE HOSPITALS 66
SOURCE: JOIONT DIRECTOR MEDICAL & HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
There are 5 Hospitals in Kota known as M.B.S. Hospital, J.K. Loan Hospital, E.S.I. Hospital, Railway Hospital, Army Hospital and Satellite Hospital.
There are 57 units of Ayurvedic, 2 unit of Unani and 7 unit of homeopathic dispensaries in the district. In addition to these there are many Nursing Homes and Private Hospitals in Kota. List of these Hospitals are as below: 1. Maytree Hospital, Talwandi 2. Bharat Vikas Parishad, Dadabari 3. Emmanual Mission Hospital 4. T.T. Hospital, Talwandi, Kota 5. Sudha Hospital 6. Vaibhav Hospital 7. Dr. Kharoliwal Hospital near dashera ground 8. Kota Eye Hospital, near dashera ground 9. D.D. Eye Hospital Dadabari 10. Mahaveer Mission Hospital, Bundi road 11. Ratna Nursing Home, Nayapura 12. Kota Nursing Home CAD Circle D./mayr/pers/pot.surv.2011 16
13. Choudhary Nursing Home, Talwandi 14. Sarwodaya Hospital Talwandi 15. Lions Hospital, Talwandi 16. Dr. T.K. Singh Nursing Home & Hospital (Tara Hospital) 17. Dr. C.P. Singh Hospital, Nayapura 18. Ankur Hospital, Rangbari, Road 19. Sewa Hospital, M.N. II 20. Manav Seva Samiti M.N. I 21. Sant Kanwar Ram Dharma Shala Dispensory Gumanpura 22. Karni Vikas samiti, Kotri 23. Jain Diwakar Dignostic Centre, Sarover Road 24. Laxmi prasuti Grah, Chhawani, Kota 25. Sharda Children Hospital, Talwandi 26. Kothari Skin Clinic, 260 C Talwandi Kota 27. Kota Blood Bank, Basant vihar Kota 28. Khandelwal Nursing home Mahaveer Nagar III 29. Thakur Nursing home Mahaveer Nagar Vistar Yojna 30. S.N. Pareek Memorial, Basant Vihar Kota 31. Mittal Nursing home Gumanpura, Kota 32. Kota Cancer hospital Basant Vihar Kota 33. Modi Global Hospital Swami Vivaknand nagar kota 34. Jaiswal Hospital 35. Gori Nursing Home R.K. Puram Kota 36. Chandni Hopital M.N. II Kota
Above hospital having well qualified Doctor with advance technology & provide medical, Surgical & Maternity Services in various fields like Urology, Gastroenterology, Neurology, Orthopedics, ENT operations, Eye operations, Pediatric & Plastic surgery. MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES
At the district headquarters, Kota has “A” grade district hospital, satellite hospital, J.K. women’s hospital, TB Clinic, maternity and child welfare centre, 12 dispensaries and & 216 Sub Health Center In the kota district there are the details of medical and public health service centre as given below 2013 14.
2.3.3 VETERINARY FACILITIES
In the district there is one multi purpose hospital, 36 hospitals, one mobile huts, 34 key village centres, one TB Control unit and one Regional animal
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Diagnostic centre. The following table gives the veterinary facilities available in the district.
DISTRIBUTION OF VETERINARY FACILITIES 2014-2015 S.NO. CATEGORY NUMBER 1. Veterinary Hospital 43 2. Sub Centre 33 3. Mobile Unit 07 4 Kritim Garbadhan 82 SOURCE: Vatenery Hospital Department. 2.4 AREA AND PRODUCTION OF MAJOR CROPS 2.4.1 MAJOR CROPS 2.4.1 The major crops grown in this district in kharif season are Jowar, Maize, Kharif pulses, groundnut, soyabeen and sugarcane. The major rabi crops are wheat, Barley, gram Linseed, Rape, Mustard and coriander. The following table gives the area & production of principal crops in 2014 2015 AREA AND PRODUCTION OF MAJOR CROP 2014-2015 Grain S.NO. CROP 2014 2015 2014 2015 AREA HECT. PRODUCTION TONNES 1. Jowar 3300 5610 2. Miaze 5277 8445 3. Wheat 129250 581625 4. Rice 8604 41299 5 Barlay 1055 4115 2.4.2 Pulses S.NO. CROP 2014 2015 2014 2015 AREA HECT. PRODUCTION TONNES 1. Gram 5825 9320 2 Mung 238 190 3 Urad 13441 10752 4 Massor 21 21 5 Matar 254 254 6 Chola 9 11
2.4.3 Oil Seeds (Tilhan) S.NO. CROP 2014 2015 2014 2015 AREA HECT. PRODUCTION TONNES 1. Rape & Mustard 66120 125628 2 Linseed 143 172
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3 Ground nut 339 611 4 Soyabeen 186411 279634 5 Taramira 315 202
SOURCE: AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT. 2.4.4 FLOUROCULTURE: ( FLOWERS) S.NO. NAME OF AREA PRODUCTION FLOWERS (IN HECT.) (IN M.T.) 1 Meri Gold 5 77 2 Phulwari 23 69 3 Rose 15 34 2.4.5 OTHERS 1 VEGITABLES S.NO. NAME OF AREA PRODUCTION VEGITABLES (IN HECT.) (IN M.T.) 1 Potato 340 5700 2 Brinjal 315 6465 3 Tomato 380 7608 4 Green Chilli 42 347 5 Cabbage 65 1505 6 Bottle Guard 125 2050 7 Pumpkin 85 1417 8 Cauliflower 220 4990 9 Ridge Gourd 35 312 10 Cucumber (Khira) 5 25 11 Bitter Gourd 70 534 12 Tinda 20 160 13 Long Melon (Kakri0 90 750 14 Carrot 15 165 15 Raddish 55 571 16 Collocasia 26 251 17 Okra 230 1968 18 Pea 75 675 19 Choulai 5 40 20 Spinch 45 500 21 Fenugreek Leaves 25 232 22 Cluster Bean 7 11 23 Beans (Sem) 5 55 24 Others 110 1095 25 Onion 85 1437 26 Water melon 5 130 27 Musk Melon 10 160 2 FRUITS S.NO. NAME OF FRUITS AREA PRODUCTION (IN HECT.) (IN M.T.) 1 Mango 161 2226 2 Guva 231 2053 3 Lime 70 497
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4 Pomegranate 2 72 5 Jamun 17 263 6 Aonla 24 351 7 Orange 121 1115 8 Ber 2.6 20 9 Other 4.4 74
3 SPICES S.NO. NAME OF SPICES AREA PRODUCTION (IN HECT.) (IN M.T.) 1 Chilli 15 24 2 Garlic 14515 72000 3 Turmeric 1 2 4 Fennel 2 3 5 Coriander 44940 45000 6 Ajwain 2 1 7 Fenugreek 377 670 8 Kalonji 3 1
4 Others (MEDICINAL PLANTS) S.NO. NAME OF MEDICINAL AREA PRODUCTION PLANTS (IN HECT.) (IN M.T.) 1 Ashwagandha 345 207 2 Isabgol 18 10 3 Others 13 8 5 OTHERS Spices S.NO. CROP 2014 2015 2014 2015 AREA HECT. PRODUCTION TONNES 1. Coriander 45452 58820 2 Chillis 211 494 3 Lahsun 2022 5348 6 Others S.NO. CROP 2014 2015 2014 2015 AREA HECT. PRODUCTION TONNES 1. Sugarcane 21 85 2 Jute fibre 28 57 3 Potato 391 9213
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2.5 LIVESTOCK
MAIN LIVESTOCK ANALYSIS Usually the cultivators in this district use mixed farming. Cattle are rared use in cultivation. .According to 2012 Livestock census, there were 2.226 lakh cattle and 2.365 lakh buffaloes. The number of sheep was 0.183 lakhs and that of goats 1.496 lakhs. The following table gives the livestock population for 2012 livestock census. LIVESTOCK POPULATION S.NO. DESCRIPTION LIVESTOCK 2012 1. Cattle 222607 2. Buffaloes 236499 3 Sheep 18302 4 Goats 149610
SOURCE: ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEPARTMENT. 2.5.1 AVAILABILITY OF DAIRY PRODUCTS
Kota milk shed covers the district of Kota, Bundi and Jhalawar. The milk union is possessing a diary plant having a handling capacity of 1960780 liters of milk per day at kota. The milk production in kota district has been variable and kota Dugdha Utapadak Sangh could not cover all the 5 teshil of the district so far. At present 131 milk collection routes are functioning covering 109 villages. The total milk collected in 2013 2014 was 15021 lakh lit.
Dairy Development - In kota district 690 Co operative socities and 131 Milk collection center are working in the filed. The following table sown detail for dairy development.
S.NO. DESCRIPTION Progress 2014 2015 1. Milk Production co operative soc. 690 2. Members 23550 3. Milk Collection per day in Ltr. 80014 4. Milk Collection center 131 5. Plant 1 SOURCE: Kota Dairy.
2.5.2 WOOL AVAILABILITY In this district, sheep are reared mainly for wool and meat. According to the Integrated sample survey for estimation of major livestock products conducted during the year 2012 the average wool production per sheep per year D./mayr/pers/pot.surv.2011 21 was 1.437 kgs. And 1.200 Kg. in 2010 2011. Assuming the average production of 1.4 Kgs. of wool per sheep per year the total production of wool will be 30.65 tones per annum in 2014 2015 if the wool produced is to be utilized in the district then some industries based on this will have to be established. WOOLEN S.NO. DESCRIPTION LIVESTOCK 2012 1. Seep 18302
2.5.3. MEAT AVAILABILITY The total population of sheep and goats was 18302 and 149610 in the district. As per Integrated survey, the average meat yield per sheep was 8.2 kgs. And for goats 9.2 kg. The annual availability of meat in the district is estimated to be 2169208 Kg. in 2014 2015 MEAT S.NO. DESCRIPTION LIVESTOCK 2012 1. Buffaloes 236499 2 Sheep 18302 3 Goats 149610
2.5.4. LEATHER AVAILABILITY The district has 222607 cattle’s and 236499 buffaloes, Assuming a death rate of 10 percent as per I A R S study, the hides available will 45800 in number. The sheep and goat population in the district is 18302 and 149610 respectively.
LEATHER S.NO. DESCRIPTION LIVESTOCK 2012 1. Cattle 222607 2 Buffaloes 236499 3 Sheep 18302 4 Goats 149610 5 Camels 1839 6 Rabit 440
2.5.5 BONES : 45 Tones Approx. in the District. Information by Contractor
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2.5.6 GEOLOGY MINERALS MINERAL RESOURCES Kota district is not rice in mineral resources. Building stone and some minor minerals constitute the main mineral wealth of district.
(a) It is the second largest producer of building stone in Rajasthan, after Jodhpur district. Sandstone is available all 0ver the district, but more prominently in Ladpura tehsil. Flooring and laminated sand stone occurs in western parts of the district. Limestone is quarried from Vindhyan system of formation extending beyond the district. In kota district, the important source is near Ramganj Mandi, Sandstone. (b) Coarse sands are also obtained from river beds. (c) Maim Minerals places of district – Nimoda, Motipura, Morak, Kasar, Pravthipura, Simalkhedi, Kaithupura, Lakhawa, Nanta etc.
(d) Bazri manily found in Chambal River, So the district is very rich in minerals. MINERAL PRODUCTION The production of limestone was 361756 tonnes and that of masonry stone 292118 ton in 2014 2015
The following table gives the mineral production for the year 2014 2015
PRODUCTION OF MINERAL 2014-2015 Mining Area S.NO. NAME OF NOS. OF AREA PRODUCTION MINERAL LEASE 2014 2015 1 Lime Stone 123 1794.7 Hect. 4164807 Ton
Production of Minerals
S.NO. NAME OF MINERAL PRODUCTION MT 2014 2015 1. Sandstone/Katia Patti. 11867 2. Masonary stone 2238906 3. Kankar bajari 379382 4. Limestone (building) 28700 5. Morrum 0 6. Brick soil 1846807
SOURCE: DEPT. OF MINES & GEOLOGY., M.E. Circle, Kota
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2.7 FOREST RESOURCES The forest covers 24.15 percent of the total geographical area of the district. The area under forest as per forest department is 125941 hectares in 2014 2015 The district has a rich forest belt. These forests are concentrated mainly in the south western and central portions on the Mukundara hills. These forests are not rich in produce. Excepting some species of wood, no important product is available. The important minor forest produce are grass, gum, tendu leaves, honey wax. The wood is mostly used for fuel purposes and tendu leaves are used for manufacture of Beedies.
S.NO. PRODUCE 2014 2015 1. Tendu leaves (bags) 7931.16 2. Wood (qtls.) 3217.00 3. Poles (no.) Timber 1014.00 The production of Tendu leaves was 7931.16 bags, wood 3217.00 quintals and 1014 Timber poles. SOURCE: FOREST DEPARTMENT.
2.8 TOURISM TOURISM SCENARIO IN KOTA PARTICULARS NUMBER 5 Star Hotel Nil 3 Star Hotel Nil Foreign Tourist 3516 Indian Toursit 51467
RTDC HOTEL CHAMBAL, NAYAPURA Garh Palace and Rao Madho Singh Muawum Brij Vilas and Government Museum Cenotophs of Kshar agh Dabhai Temple Abheda Mahal Mathuradhish Temple Jag Mandir Shiva Temple Kansua Adhar Shila and Dargah Rangbari Complex Neel kanth Mahadeo Temple D./mayr/pers/pot.surv.2011 24
Seven Wonders Park Badoli TemplesGeparnath Mahadev Temple Chattaneshwar Cable Nager Abla Meenis’s Palace Darrah Bhudadeeth Sun Temple Bheem Chauri Darrah Vibhishan Temple Kaithoon Shiva Temple Charchauma Shiv Math Chandresal National Chambal Gharial Sanctury Darrah Sanctuary Udpuria Bid Sanctuary SOURCE: Tourism Department
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CHAPTER – III EXISTING INFRA-STRUCTURAL FACILITIES
3.1 POWER RESOURCES
Electrification and other infra structural facilities are the most important factors for contributing economic and industrial development of any region.
ELECTRICITY Electric power is made available to Kota region from the generation of electricity from Rana Pratap Sagar (172 MW), Jawahar Sagar (99 MW), Kota Thermal Power Station (1060 MW), Rajasthan Atomic Power project (440 MW). In addition to this, power is being transmitted to Kota from Gandhi Sagar Power station which is situated in Madhya Pradesh. These stations have electricity generation capacity of 119 MW of which Rajasthan has fifty percent share.
3.1.1 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION /GRID STATION
Out of a total of 952 villages in the district the number of villages electrified up to March 2015 was 881 or 92.54 percent of the total villages. Proposed 33/11 KV 4 Sub Station for the year 2015 16: S.N. Name of Sub Panchayat Name of Sub 33 KV Line Division Samiti Station (KM) 1 HTM First Ladpura Karneshwar 2.5 Cable 2 HTM Second Ladpura IndraGandhi 1.2 Cable Nagar 3 HTM Second Ladpura Seven 4.5 Cable Wonder 4 Chechat Kherabad Madanpura 8.5 Cable
Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gram Jyoti Yojna (DDUGLY): Proposed 18 Village Upto 3000 to 4000 Population connected 3 Phase Facility for 24 Hours. Integrated Power Development Scheme (IDPS): 4 Town of Municipal Area of Kota City, Kaithoon,Ramganjmandi & Sangod are developed RAPDRP Scheme:
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For control of Electric Deficit Budget Allotted for Kota City 254 Crore & Ramganjmandi 5 Crore Ruppes.
3.1.2 ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION PATTERN
The number of consumers were increases to 241584 in 2014 2015 The consumption of electricity was 1568845 units in the following table gives the consumption pattern for 2014 2015
TABLE 3.1.2 ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION PATTERN
S.NO. CATEGORY NUMBER OF CONSUMPTION IN CONSUMER THOUSAND UNITS 2014 2015 2014 2015 1. Domestic 241584 488957 2. Commercial 35480 168945 3. Industrial (a) Low voltage & Medium 4747 164410 voltage (b) High voltage 466 310077 (c) Railway 1 63017 4. Public lighting 575 26143 5. Public water works 338 49301 6. Agriculture (Irrigation) 24800 270640 7. Other (mix load) 798 27355 From the above table its observed that the power consumption of industrial purpose was 51.78 cent in 2014 2015. 3.1.3 EXISTING POWER SUPPLY POSITION as on 31 st March Only part of the energy received from the above mentioned source is utilized for Kota through 220 K.V. grid stations Sakatpura Morak, and Sangod besides 53 sub stations of 33 KV. SOURCE: JVVNL TABLE EXISTING POSITION OF POWER SUPPLY YEAR 2014-15 (Length in KM) TYPE 11 KV 11 KV 33 KV 33 KV 440/230 V SINGLE DOUBLE SINGLE DOUBLE CIRCUIT CIRCUIT CIRCUIT CIRCUIT
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High 6578.66 39.38 830.61 29.15 6911.33 tension/Low Tension
3.2 TRANSPORTATION 3.2.1 ROAD NETWORK (TRANSPORT) The importance of transport facilities is an important factor for the development of the district. In Kota district both rail and roads are the means of transport. The town Ramganj Mandi is connected by rail. All the important places in the district are connected by road. The total road length in the district is 6484.82 Km. in 2014 15. The following table gives the length of roads in different categories. ROAD NET WORK IN THE DISTRICT
S.NO. CATEGORY KM (2014 2015) 1. Bitumen Tar 3167.02 2. Water bound metallic 4.40 3. Gravalled 77.70 4. Fair weather 146.98 5. National highway 145.00 6. State highway 317.60 7. Other Road 2345.68 Total 6204.38
DETAILS OF HIGHWAY Highway Particulars No NH 12 National Highway No. 12 ( Jaipur Jabalpur) passes through the district NH 76 That is link Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh with Pindwara In Rajasthan. This 1007 Km (626 miles) long highway passes through Udaipur, Kota, Shivpuri,Jhansi and Banda. National Hihway No. 76 is a part of East West Corridor. RJ Sh 33 Rawatbhata (SH 9A) to Laban Via Kota, Keshoraipatan, Kapren RJ Sh Dudu to Manohar Thana via Malpura, Todaraisingh, Tonk, Nagor, 37A Nainwa, Khatgarh, Kapren, Barod, Siswali RJ Sh 51 Kota to Dharnawada up to State Border via Ladpura, Sangod, Chhabra RJ Sh 1 Jhalawar to Mathura via Jhalrapatan, Khandiya Choraha, Baran, Mangrol, Itawah, Laban, Lakheri, Indergarh, Sawai Madhopur, Bhadoti, Gangapur, Hindaun, Bayana, Bharatpur
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SOURCE: PWD DEPARTMENT.
3.2.2 VEHICLE ON ROAD
NUMBER OF VEHICLE REGISTERED S.NO. CATEGORY 2014 2015 1. Private car and jeeps 30543 2. Motor cycles & scooters 152730 3. Jeep car taxi 1720 4. Tractors 6439 5. Trailors 4 6. Auto Rickshaw 4586 7. Bus 433 8. Mini Bus 308 9. Maxi Cab 77 10. Loading Carrier 11. Crain 29
SOURCE: RTO DEPARTMENT.
3.2.3 RAIL TRANSPORT
Delhi Bombay railway line passes through the Kota Junction. The district has 148.83 Km. railway line on kota Ruthia section, 98.72 Km. on Nagda Mathura (Bombay – Delhi) section and 24.36 Km. on Kota – Neemach. The broad gauge railway facility between Kota and Jodhpur via Jaipur, Jaipur, Indore and Jaipur Channi & Jaipur Indore Exp., Jaipur Masoor, has also started. The Nagda Mathura section has electrified track. Threeday Jaipur Banglore and Jaipur Bombay Super Fast also available via Kota. Kota is connected to the Metro polition city by rail transport.
3.3 NETWROK COMMUNICATION FACILITIES
The district is served by network of postal and telegraph facilities. There are 187 post offices and 580 Letter Box in the district. There are 63 post offices in the district in which telegraph facility is also available. Postal facility is available for all the villages in the district. There are 102 telephone exchanges working in Kota District.
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The following table gives the different facilities available in the district.
NET WORK OF COMMUNICATION FACILITIES
YEAR POST ADMINISTR PUBLIC LETT OFFICE ATIVE SERVICE WESTERN BUSINE ER OFFICE CENTRE UNITON SS BOX MONEY DEVEL TRANSFE OPMEN R T CENTRE CENTR E 2014 186 1 8 5 2 580 15
SOURCE: Suprintendent of Post Office Mobile/Broadband Connection: YEAR Mobile Broadband TELEPH. PUBLIC CALL Connection Connection EXCHANGE OFFICES STD ISD 2014 15 178640 14165 57 606 0
SOURCE: SDO BSNL. 3.4 BANKING FACILITIES BANK AND FINANCIAL INSITUTIONS In 2014 15 the total number of bank branches in kota district in commercial/Private/ cooperative & Rural sector RRB branches as per following list. NET WORK OF BANKING FACILITIES (AS ON 31 ST MARCH 2015)
S.N TYPE OF BANK KOTA LADPU SULTAN ITAWA KHERABA SANG Loan & Advandes(In Lacs) O. CITY RA PUR D(RAMGH OD Govt. Agricult Other AGMANDI Sector ure ) I COMMERICAL BANK 1. SBBJ 21 2 2 2 4 2 8214 16958 9052 2. C.B.I. 10 2 2 2 3 1 4575 12943 5957 3. ICICI 12 4 1 21831 5088 5225 4. P.N.B. 10 1 1 1857 6389 4182 5. Bank of India 5 1 2 475 6014 1411 6. S.B.I. 8 1 1 471 5454 5084 7. UCO Bank 5 1 0 470 1914 8. Bank of Baroda 10 1 1 1 1 1957 3366 3852 9. Union Bank of India 2 1 1 1388 3751 1067
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10. O.B.C. 5 756 572 2789 11. Punbab & Sind Bank 1 86 31 181 12. Allahabad Bank 2 63 714 127 13. Bank of Maharashtra 1 100 0 668 14. Dena Bank 1 440 1295 384 15. State Bank of Patilala 3 185 1063 502 16. Syndicate Bank 2 1 1128 714 1282 17. Canara Bank 3 1 215 155 157 18. Corporation Bank 1 1 650 530 475 19. State Bank Hyderabhad 1 66 4 726 20. Indian Overseas Bank 1 31 27 48 21. Vijaya Bank 1 360 0 77 22. AXIS Bank 2 0 3362 0 23. HDFC 3 1 1683 17678 7276 24. Indian Bank 1 120 0 360 25. IDBI 1 194 305 26 26. United Bank 1 0 3049 98 27 Indusind Bank 1 2350 2741 0 28 Yas Bank 1 0 0 0 29 Andhra Bank 1 29 0 286 30 Kotak Mahindra Bank 1 117 2749 6 31 Karnataka Bank 1 0 0 0 32 State Bank of Travankor 1 0 0 0 Total Commercial Bank 114 5 8 6 19 6 49341 95422 53212 I. Baroda Kshetriya Gramin 11 6 8 7 5 8 265 33851 1489 Bank II. Central Co operative 3 1 2 1 1 3 0 54186 854 Bank III. P.L.D.B. 1 1 1 1 1 5 453 0 IV. Nagrik Sahkari bank Ltd. 2 0 0 0 V. mahila Nagrik Sahkari 1 0 0 0 bank Ltd. Grand Total 129 17 19 15 27 18 49611 183912 55555
3.4.1 TOTAL BANK FINANCE
Grand Total 129 17 19 15 27 18 49611 183912 55555
SOURCE: LDM KOTA 3.4.2 OTHER INSTITUTIONAL NETWORK OTHER FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS NET WORK The Rajasthan Financial corporation (RFC Local brandh) provides assistance to medium small and tiny industrial units.
The Khadi & Village Industries Board (KVIB) provides assistance in form of providing finances and raw material to cottage and village industries in the district. 3.5 DIC AND OTHER CONCERNED INSTITUTIONS The district Industries Centre (DIC) program was introduced for the first time in the State in July, 1978 for providing the necessary support services under one roof for industrial development in the district Critical inputs were arranged through these centers and services for economic intelligence and marketing were provided. In the beginning DIC’s were established in only 9 districts.
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Subsequently in July, 1979 these were established in 7 more districts. By March 1980, all the district were covered under DIC program.
The District Industries Centers of the district and the offices of the concerned institutions viz. the RFC and RIICO are located in the Industrial Area of the district. Rajasthan Financial Corporation (RFC) is a leading name amongst, the tern lending institutions in the state. A financial institution formally created in Apirl 8, 1955 under the SFC “S” Act of 1951, RFC caters to the industrial and financial requirements of the medium, small and tiny scales industrial units set up in the State. RFC extends financial assistance to various categories of entrepreneurs. The corporation also provides essential financial back up for various types of industrial activities ranging from pharmaceuticals to cement mining or development of mines to setting up of industrial estates and transport ot hotel industry. In fact RFC also extends loan for research and parent institution. Besides the corporation also function as an agent of both, the Central and State Government in Subsidy requirements of the entrepreneurs. Other positive changes effected by the corporation for better service and effective results are adoption of security or intend approach in laying down eligibility criterion and extending bridge loan facility etc. Rajasthan State Industrial Development & Investment Corporation Ltd. (RIICO) is wholly state owned company of Government of Rajasthan, Incorporated under Companies ACT 1956. The main functions of it are. 1. Providing land and infra structure facilities for setting up industries. 2. Providing financial assistance by way of perception in share capital, under writing, bridge loans, term loans, seed capital, benefits or investment policy 2010. Stamp duty Exemption Interest Subsidy, Mandi Tax, Electricity Duty Exemption, Entertainment Tax, etc. 3. Giving technical consultancy to entrepreneurs. 4. Setting up projects in joint sector and assisted sector. 5. Giving escorts services to NRI entrepreneurs. 6. Development of industrial areas. 7. Financial inputs.
3.6 INDUSTRIAL AREAS There are 20 industrial area in the district, of which 6 are transferred areas from Industries department and 9 areas Indraprastha, Chambal, Electronic Complex, Industrial Estate, Ramganj Mandi phase I & Phase II, paryavaran, Kubar an agro food park. One housing colony area is also developed. In these industrial areas the land acquired was 3270.19 acres of which 2547.79 acre has been developed.
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EXISTING STATUS OF INDUSTRIAL AREAS/IN THE DISTRICT (AS ON 31.3.2015) S. Name Land Land Plots No. acquired developed Planned Develope Allotted Vacant d 1. Indraprastha 1006.12 1006.12 1484 1434 1473 11 2. Chambal Ind. Area 98.32 98.32 134 134 133 0 3. Industrial 7.66 7.66 39 39 39 0 estate(NRC) 4. Hadoti Ind. Area 28.50 28.50 105 105 105 0 PH I (IE) 5. Hadoti Ind. Area Ph 47.55 47.55 50 50 50 0 II (SSIA) 6. Hadoti Ind. Area 4.60 4.60 42 42 42 0 (Furniture I/A) 7. Large Scale Ind. 930.00 930.00 52 52 52 0 Area (T.A.) 8. Electronic Complex 37.81 37.81 96 96 96 0 I/A 9. Ramganj Mandi II 95.03 95.03 120 120 120 0 Phase 10. Ramganj Mandi 57.38 57.38 90 90 90 0 Phase I 11. Nanta (Undev.) 29.88 11 11 0 12. Lakhawa (Undev.) 24.72 11 11 0 13. Suket (Undev.) 39.75 50 50 0 14. Paryavaran Ind. 110.42 110.42 83 83 74 9 Area 15 Kuber (Ranpur) Ph 195.00 195 260 260 259 1 I 16 Kuber (Ranpur) Ph 228.86 91 20 71 II 17 Agro Food Park I 139.80 139.80 151 151 150 1 Ranpur 18 Agro food Park II 99.50 155 149 6 Ranpur 19 Instututional Area 102.45 102.45 22 22 22 0 Ranpur 20 Bhimpura Ind. Area 55.61 18 17 1 Note – Bhimpura Industrial area is planned by district collector/Dic SOURCE: RIICO LTD. & DIC
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CHAPTER – IV EXISTING INDUSTRIAL – SCENARIO 4.1 Existing Industrial Status For boosting up the industrialization programme in the state, concessions and incentive were granted to attract entrepreneurs to set up various new industrial units and expand the already existing ones.
Industrialization took roots in Kota since 1960 and had the benefit of:
(a) the availability of power (b) water (c) land at concessional rates (d) railway link connecting Kota to Bombay and Delhi. (e) Cheap labour and (f) Concessions provided by State Govt. to entrepreneurs.
By 1967 it had become the hub of the industrial complex in the State. These years have witnessed the setting up of various large/medium industries. The complete list of medium & large industries existing as on 31.3.2015
4.1.1. LIST OF LARGE SCALE INDUSTRIES
S. Installed Gross Capital Prod. no Capacity Investment (Rs. In Empl Contract Date of Value . (with unit) Crore) oy Name of the Unit Person & Name of Product Produc ment Value( phone tion Fixed Quant No. Rs In Working ity Crore)
Manglam cement LTD. Shri S.S. jain 1 Aditya nagar president 3.25 Cement 326520 Morak phone : 07459- MTPA Power Generation 21404 Dist kota (Raj) 2233177 35 MW 1/3/19 1039.9 Transfrorming and 1178.66 96.73 1072 01 9351068421 Captive 82 4 Transmitting of MT Neer Shree Email ID- Power Electricity Cement SS.jain@mangl Plant 2 ( unit marge in amcement.com Manglam Cement)
Multi Metals Shri D.B. Copper & copper base
LTD. Bhatnagar alloy 3500 MT 1/11/1 150.13 3 Heavy indu. Area President 1. Tubes 77.89 113.48 219 2458 966 kansua road , tele: 2481783 2. Rods/ MT 600 MT 7.03 kota (raj)324003 0744-3008501 Section 119
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MT
1671. Om Metal D.P. Kothari Hydro Mechanical 268 Infraprojects Ltd. 22.12. 4 Dir. 2425107 Equipments for Power 6000 Ton 208.52 238.28 200 MT 13.37 B-117,118 IPIA 71 2420756 Generation Projects 175 Kota Set Unit 1- 864600 MT 1-1- 3177.57 18523 3793.1 Chambal Sh. AK UREA Unit 2 - 1994 74 3221.08 11 343 Fertilizer & Bhargava vice 864600 MT 51 926 MT Chemicals Ltd. president Total- Gadepan Kota- 5 Phone: 0744- 1729200 1-10- 325208 2782070 MT 99 EMAIL ID-
akbhargava@cha
mbal.in
1.Electrnics Range of 12000 191 Instrument 2. Control Panels As required 264 Desks & Annuciators Electricals Products 300 3 Instrumentation Sh. M P 3. Gas Analysers 77000 72 Ltd. Jhalawar Oct.19 6 Eshwar C.M.D 4. Telecom Products As required 57.60 -43.64 718 89 47.59 Road I.P.I.A. 68 kota. 2426914 5. railway signaling 1800 L Nil Kota systems 47 6. Microprocessor As required 24 DDC Systems As required 7. UPS Systems 8.Miac Items Associated Sh. Pavan Stones industries 36576 Kumar. soni. 10.65 lac 17.11. 7 (Kotah) Ltd., Polishing Kota Stone 0.92 0.5 41 5 0.78 07459-645100 Sq.ft. 67 Kudayla Sq.ft. 9261815107 Ramgang Mandi 330000 39759 711.78 Urea 112000 3 98.23 Pkd Calcium carbide 70000 22779 426.90 PVC Resin 113750 60587 232.55 Caustic Soda Lye 99846 40.33 K.K. Kaul Shriram Fertilizer Caustic Soda Flakes/ 61250 5 4.89 Sr. Executive & Chemicals Solid 14665 7.07 Direct Tel 8 Shriram Nagar Chlorine 901.76 306.27 1148 47765 0.40 No.0744- Heavy Ind. Area 1650000 55347 1.60 2480991 HCL 100% Kota 13200 896 11.89 to 2480998 Sodium Hypochlorite Compressed Hydrogan 13502 (Nm3) 17 Stable Bleaching 12816 power (MT) K.K. Kaul Shri Ram Cement Sr. Executive Cement 38922 Works Ltd. Direct Tel 01.4.1 9 Shriram Nagar Wall Puty 4 Lakh MT 59.69 -13.89 231 0 No.0744- 987 111.35 Heavy Ind. Area MT Kota 2480991 to 2480998
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1.Rayon Tyre Yarn 9000 TPA Cord/Fabric Inclu. Synthetic Fabric Shri Ram Rayons Mr. V.K. Jaitly Shri Ram Nagar 2.Nylon Chafer Fabric 360TPA 25-01- 10 114.31 23.79 1033 Heavy Ind. Area Dipped 65 Ph. 2480001 Kota 3.Anhydrous Sod. 7700 TPA 323.04 Sulphtae 5475 TPA 4. .Carbon Di-sulphide 200 TPD 1. Soya Oil 16.8.8 50 TPD Rajasthan Rajya 2. Mustand Oil 8 NIL 100 TPD 30.00 5.88 65 NIL Tilhan Utpadak K.N. Bajpai. 3. DOC sahkari sngh ltd G.M. 4. Mustard Cack (Tilam Sangh) 11 2471183. 60 TPD Rawat bhata raod Naya Gaon Kota 2470083 5- Certified Seed 9414026059 A. Mustard tilamsangh@gmail. 96TPD com B. soyabeen C. wheet Kota Zila Dugdh
utpadak Sahkari Sh. S.L. 1-4- 12 Sangh Ltd., Milk & Milk Product 5000 LPD 3.98 11.99 63 Janagal (MD) 1984 Akhelgarh, Rawat 85.66 Bhata Road Kota ADM Agro Industries Kota & Akola Pvt. Ltd. 550 TPD c oil Sultanpur Road, EDIBLE OIL crushing 1362 13 Sh. Debakanta 6/11/0 MT Vill. Tathed, Distt. 40.42 153.18 129 Dash 4 DOC 8.33 Kota 325201 DOC 110 TPD 19944 Tel no. 0744- refinery MT 56.72 2863383 0744-2863384 Soya Hipro Meal/ Soya Full fatted meal/Defatted soya edible Flour/ Soya 23444 Grits/ De oiled cake/ 1100 TPD 820.55 2 MT Untoasted Soya de Goyal Proteins Mr. Giriraj oiled cake/Soya LTD 2011- 14 Gandhi Badi(TSP/NUGGETS 82.36 122.60 336 Village Kasar 12 0744&2798200 ) Tehsil Ladpura 47069 Refined Oil 225 TPD 296.38 MT 1789 Lecithin/Gums 12 TPD 15.19 MT 1840 Acid Oil 6 TPD 7.08 MT Mr. Sandeep 354 Shiv Health sabu Ghee, Milk Powder, 1.05 Lac 11- Lac Foods LLP E-164 116 15 Mb.8058945000 Milk, Dhai, Chacch, Ltr Milk 011- 30 10 40 Milk to 167 & F-178 Email Corer Lassi, Process 2012 Proces To 183 [email protected] .in s 4.1.2 LIST OF MEDIUM SCALE INDUSTRIES S. Gross Capital Prod. no Installed Investment (Rs. In Contract Date of Value . Name of Capacity Crore) Employ Name of the Unit Person & Producti Product (with ment No. phone on Fixed Working Value unit) Quantity (Rs In Crore)
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P.V.C. Pipes R.P. Singh Gwalier Fittings 0744- 1 polypips A 170- H.D.P.E. 4320 MT 29-3-95 8.73 1.75 55 4.39 2420749 171 IPIA Kota Pipes &
Fittings Must Oil 353.00 44427251 Must Refined 10.00 140.00 Mahesh edible 1581998 Doc Mut 47.00 oil Ind. Ltd. Mahesh Solvent extr. 95915685 115.82 (Kota) Kh no. 90000 2 Rathore plan with 26-10-08 43.98 4.41 85 Soya Ref 173 & 166 vill Ton. 6371686 2520953 refinary kethori teh Doc Soya 35665297 Ladhpura Acid Oil 640657 Gums 746818 Fatty 35580 Slutz 405408 9.0 Lead,Zinc, Smt. Asha Mittal Pigments Cooper,Tin, Devi Pvt. Ltd. Nicle,Cobal 3 Mittal 28.04.92 768 32 12.00 A 203 Road No. t,Cadmium, 98290358 5 I.P.I.A. Kota Magnese, 94 Arsenic Naresh Rajasthan hybrid Chander pvt ltd E 17 Telecom Ralhan 4 RIICO electronic Services 15.10-92 4.75 1.98 400 _ 16.00 94141850 complex IPIA 01 kota 324005
N.R. Swicth N Naresh Radio Services Chander pvt ltd E17 Telecom Ralhan 5 RIICO Services 4.03.98 10.18 8.38 1200 _ 45.40 94141850 electronic 01 complex IPIA
Kota Sudha Hospitals And Medical Dr. Research Centre Rajendra Multi Private Limited Kumar 6 Speciality 150 Beds 31.10.99 4-19 _ 200 _ 20.35 11-a, Talwandi Agarwal Hospital KOTA 99280276 sudhahospital@g 01 mail.com Wintech Engineers & Contracotors Smt. Mechanical 1 B 14 H.B. Manju Works & 7 Colony Kunhari Singh 01.09.07 210 - 36 - 1-69 Plant Kota 94142015 Istallation EMAIL ID- 58 kumarmadhav00 [email protected] mustard De 400 TPD 85873 MT 122.73 Mr. Oiled Cake Goyal Giriraj Vegoils LTD 8 Gandhi Refined Oil/ 2006-07 25.83 54.02 168 Village Kasar 225 TPD 52171MT 338.49 0744&279 Mustard Oil Tehsil Ladpura 8268 Acid Oil 3 TPD 613 MT 1.99
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4.1.3 MICRO, SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES DEVELOPMENT ACT, 2006
YEAR WISE TREND OF MICRO & SMALL ENTERPRENEUR MEMORANDUM ISSUED
YEAR NUMBER OF E.M. EMPLOYMENT INVESTMENT ISSUED (lakh Rs.) 2006 07 835 4047 4437.90 2007 08 726 3397 3133.97 2008 09 724 3213 5748.35 2009 10 707 3061 3029.00 2010 11 705 3669 2030.00 2011 12 704 2131 2074.00 2012 13 730 3615 3139.00 2013 14 739 4364 4439.00 2014 15 423 4218 4071.00 Total 6293 31707 32002.22
4.1.4 The following table gives the category wise details of MICRO,SMALL & MEDIUM ENTEPRISES. DETAILS OF EXISTING MICRO,SMALL & MEDIUM ENTEPRISES IN THE DISTRICT AS ON 31.3.2015 2007- 2008- 2009- 2010- 2011- 2012- 2013- 2014- Sl. NIC Description 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 No. 2004 Number AGRICUTURE, HUNTING AND 1 1 RELATED SERVICE 71 33 11 9 22 17 8 25 ACTIVITIES
FORESTRY, LOGGING AND 2 2 RELATED SERVICE ------ACTIVITIES FISHING, AQUCULTURE AND 3 5 SERVICE ACTIVITIES - - - - - 1 - - INCIDENAL TO FISHING
MINING OF COAL AND 4 10 - 1 1 - - 21 - - LIGNITE EXTECTION PEAT
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EXTECTION OF CRUD PETROLIUM AND NATURAL GASE, SERVICE ACTIVITIES 5 11 ------INDICATAL TO OIL AND GASE EXTRACTION EXCLUDING SERVEYING
MINING OF URANIUM AND 6 12 - - - 1 - - - - THORIUM OREX
7 13 MINING OF METAL OREX - 2 - 1 - - - -
OTHER MINING AND 8 14 4 - 1 2 1 - 2 2 QUARRYING
MANUFACTRING OF FOOD 9 15 58 31 20 52 29 28 43 20 PRODUCTS AND BEVERAGES MANUFACTRING OF TOBOCO 10 16 2 2 - - - - 1 - PRODUCTS
11 17 MANUFACTRING OF TEXTILES 133 247 107 130 25 66 136 8
MANUFACTRING OF WEARING 12 18 APPRAREL, DRESSING AND 32 3 11 33 61 84 99 6 DYEING OF FURE
MANUFACTRING OF LETHER 13 19 - 1 - - - - 2 - AND LETHER PRODUCTS
MANUFACTRING OF WOOD 14 20 6 12 11 13 9 11 8 12 NAD WOOD PRODUCTS
MANUFACTRING OF PAPER 15 21 3 2 1 2 2 1 3 2 AND PAPER PRODUCTS
PUPLISHING, PRINTING AND 16 22 REPORDUCTION OF 9 10 19 14 13 14 15 8 RECORDED MEDIA
MANUFACTRING OF COKE 17 23 REFIND PETROLIUM - - - 3 - - 1 - PRODUCTS NUCLEAR FUEL
MANUFACTRING OF 18 24 CHEMICAL AND CHEMICAL 35 24 15 14 23 9 20 8 PRODUCTS
MANUFACTRING OF RUBBER 19 25 7 8 39 5 9 2 5 3 AND PLASTIC PRODUCTS
MANUFACTRING OF OTHER 20 26 NON-METRALIC MINRUL 110 63 34 69 100 110 93 82 PRODUCTS
MANUFACTRING OF BASIC 21 27 9 2 1 1 2 4 2 6 METALS
MANUFACTRING OF 22 28 FABRICATED METAL 78 52 238 203 120 39 29 27 PRODUCTS
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MANUFACTRING OF 23 29 MACHINERY AND 40 158 26 38 13 9 10 26 EQUPMENTS N.E.C.
MANUFACTRING OF OFFICE, 24 30 ACCOUNTING AND 1 1 - 2 1 - - - COMPUTING MACHINERY
MANUFACTRING OF 25 31 ELECTRICAL MACHINERY 7 6 8 4 7 6 5 6 AND APPARATUS N.E.C.
MANUFACTRING OF REDIO, TELEVISION AND 26 32 5 4 - 1 - - 1 2 COMMUNICATION EQUPMENT AND APPARATUS MANUFACTRING OF MEDICAL, PRESISION OF 27 33 8 5 - 2 1 2 2 - OPTICAL ENSTUMENTS, WATCHES AND CLOCKS
MANUFACTRING OF MOTAR 28 34 VEHICLES, TRAILORS AND 3 2 - 1 - 3 - - SEMI TRAILORS
MANUFACTRING OF OTHER 29 35 2 1 6 5 4 4 14 6 TRANSPORT EQUPMENT MANUFACTRING OF 30 36 FURNITURE, MANUFACTRING 55 9 85 16 108 59 97 6 N.E.C
31 37 RECYCLING ------
ELECTRICITY, GASE, STEEL 32 40 - 1 ------AND HOT WATER SUPPLY COLLECTION, PURIFICATION 33 41 AND DISTRIBUTION OF - 1 - - - - 1 - WATER 34 45 CONSTRUCTION - - - 8 7 6 - 29
REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE 35 50 OF MOTAR VEHICLES, RETAIL 4 4 2 3 7 10 4 12 SALES OF AUTOMOTIVE FUEL
WHOLE SALE OF TRADE AND 36 51 - 1 - - 1 2 - 2 COMMISSION TRADE
REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE OF PERSNAL AHD 37 52 4 1 4 7 22 5 9 12 HOUSEHOLD GOODS RETAIL TRADE
38 55 HOTEL AND RESTORANT 1 3 - - 3 5 10 3
LAND TRANSPORT, 39 60 - - - 2 5 5 7 4 TRANSPORT VIA PIPE LINES
40 61 WATER TRANSPORT ------
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41 62 AIR TRANSPORT ------
SUPPORTING AND EUXIULIARY TRANSPORT 42 63 1 - 1 6 7 1 3 - AND TRAVAL AGENT ACTIVITIES
POST AND TELE 43 64 1 1 16 10 5 6 - 1 COMMUNICATIONS
FINANCIAL INTER MEDIATION, EXCEPT 44 65 - 1 2 - - 1 - - INSURANCE AND PENTION FUNDING
INSURANCE AND PENTION FUNDING, EXCEPT 45 66 - - 1 - - - 1 - COMPULSARY SOCIAL SECURATRY
ACTIVITIES EUXIULIARY TO 46 67 ------1 FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION
47 70 REAL ESTET ECTIVITIES - 1 - - - - - 5
RENTING OF MACHINRY AND EQUPMENT WITHOUT 48 71 - - - 1 1 1 1 2 OPERATOR AND OF PERSNAL AND HOUSEHOLD
COMPUTER AND RELATED 49 72 30 22 37 15 23 89 41 43 ACTIVITIES
RESEARCH AND 50 73 - - - 3 - - - - DEVELOPMENT
51 74 OTHER BUSINESS ACTIVITIES 3 5 - 7 5 14 20 28
PUPLIC ADDMINISTRATION 52 75 AND DEFENCE, COMPULSARY ------1 SOCIAL SECURATY
53 80 EDUCATION 2 1 - 4 4 8 7 7
54 85 HEALTH AND SOCIAL WORK 2 2 2 1 1 3 5 1
SEWAGE AND REFUSE 55 90 DESPOSAL, SANITATION AND - - - 1 1 - - - SIMILAR ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITIES OF MEMBERSHIP 56 91 ------1 - ORGANIZATION N.E.C.
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RECREATION, CULTURAL AND 57 92 - - - - - 3 5 7 SPORTING ACTIVITIES
58 93 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES 2 2 8 15 63 75 29 10
ACTIVITIES OF PRIVATE 59 95 HOUSEHOLDS AS EMPLOYERS ------1 OF DOMASTIC STAFF
UNDIFFERENTIATED GOODS PRODUCING ACTIVITIES OF 60 96 ------PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD FOR OWN USE
UNDIFFERENTIATED SERVICE PRODUCING ACTIVITIES OF 61 97 - - - - - 1 - 1 PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD FOR OWN USE EXTRA TERRITORIAL 62 99 - - - 1 1 5 - - ORGANIZATION AND BODIES
TOTAL 728 725 707 705 706 730 740 425
SOURCE: DIC
4.2 EXPORT POTENTIAL ITEMS A number of Industrial products are being exported every year from Kota District. These include Rayon tyre Yarn cord, Rayon Thayer fabric, Calcium carbide, Copper and Copper alloy, Antimony, Sulfate, Calcium fluoride, Led Stearate, Led alloy, Oxide and Metallic, Natural Stone, Soya meal, Soya d oil cake and textile Machinery parts. The total value of Export during 2014 15 was about rupees 155 Crore.
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CHATER – V POTENTIAL INDUSTRIES AND OTHER CONTRIBUTORY FACTORS
5.1.1 Resources Kota has come up to be a hub of industrial complex in the state. Industrialization has taken in the district since the early sixties.
Human and material resources of the district reveal that the population in the district has gone up to 19.51 lakh in 2011, out of which 6.41 lakh . The working force is largely dependent on agriculture either as cultivator or agricultural laborers, their percentage being 56.20 of total workers. The percentage of workers engaged in household industry was 3.68
The livestock population of the district as per 2012 livestock census in 6.76 lakh. Out of this, 2.23 lakh are cattle 2.36 lakh buffaloes 0.18 lakh sheep and 1.50 lakh goats.
The main forest produce in the district in Tendu leaves and based on this bidi manufacturing units can be established.
The minerals produced in the district are limestone, sand stone, masonry stone, lime stone (building) etc. The industries based on this are proposed to be set up in the district. 5.1.2 Infrastructure: All type of infrasturucture for industrial development road,Transportation Facilities, land, Government and agriculture land, power supply and water resources easily available in the district headquarter and nearby rural areas. Following industrial areas under pipeline for industries 1 Fatehpur, Tehsil Ramganjmandi 2 Kuber Extension Industrial Area Ranpur, Kota 3 Shambhoopura, Tehsil Ladpura 4 Sangod 5 Itawa
5.2 STRATEGY SUGGESTED FOR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT A suitable strategy for further industrial development of the district be planned and adopted in order to properly utilize the existing resources, infra structure facilities and incentives to their optimum extent. Looking to the
D./mayr/pers/pot.surv.2011 43 availability of various resources, likely directions for future development, constraints and strengths, the industries which can be set up are either the demand based industries or the resource based industries.
In order to establish industrial units in the district, the role of concerned development agencies is also very important in order to ensure smooth credit and development of this sector. Such steps are broadly narrated below.
RAJASTHAN INVESTMENT PROMOTION SCHEME 2014 (Raj. Invest 2014) Come in to operation with effect from 8 th August 2014. The Scheme Shell be applicable to all new Investments & Investment mode by Existing Units & enterprises for Modernization/Expansion/ Diversification Subject to eligibility in investment, Product and time limit following facilities provided in the Scheme, (i) Subsidy: (ii) Wage / Employment Subsidy 20% (iii) Investment Subsidy 30% (B) Concessions & Exemptions: (i) 100% Exemption of Luxury tax for 7 year (ii) 50% Exemption of Entertainment tax for 7 year (iv) 50% Exemption of Electricity duty for 7 year (v) 50% Exemption from Stamp duty for 7 year (vi) 50% Exemption from Conversion charge for 7 year (vii) 50% Exemption from Mundi Tax for 7 year for details please see Raj. Investment promotion policy 2014 (viii) RIICO has developed 19 industrial areas. The vacant plots be allotted early. The expansion of these areas be taken up. (ix) Khadi & Village Industries Board must ensure supply of latest knows how to artisans and other inputs so as to encourage the rural craftsman engaged in village and cottage industries. (x) The PMEGP Scheme which is being implanted by Bank through KVIB should be given more emphasize so more & more Rural industries can be promoted through it to accelerate Rural Industrialization & provided employment to Rural & Urban Youth.
(xi) District Industries Centre (DIC) provides technical knowhow to entrepreneurs, guide them in choosing right type of project. Publicize the incentives and arrange training to interested entrepreneurs. They also revive the closed / sick units. The DIC’s should be strengthened to take up this work more effectively.
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To boost up the Industrial Development / entrepreneurship development major stress is to be given for developing & expanding of Industrial area’s to check the sickness of the Industries each Industry having the investment of 10 lacks in plant & machinery, account holders are appointed by the higher authority. They visit the concerning industry and try to solve the problems at earliest.
(xii) The development of ancillary units should form a part of the application for start of large industrial unit and it should be made mandatory on the large units to develop ancillary units for items required by them. The technical knowhow and major inputs should be provided by the large units to the ancillary units.
(xiii) Entrepreneur development programme by department is provided to the young people to promote Ins. In session 2014 2015, 8 EDP Training programmed organized up to March 2015 for 208 Entrepreneurs.
The various Research Institutes / Research center may play an important role by organizing camps /campaign to guide the unemployed youth, various Industries by latest research and technology to upgrade their quality & productivity.
In this regarding during the Haroti Udyog Mela these Institutions like NSIC, MSME & other are institution they provide the latest research knowledge and guide lines to the entrepreneurs.
(vii) In the year 2010 11, state Govt. launched single window scheme. To provide the facility for the entrepreneur.
5.3 POTENTIAL INDUSTRIES/AGRO BASED
Taking into consideration the human resources, material resources, mineral resources, forest resources and livestock resources, the type of industries which can be set up are broadly in four groups viz. Demand based industries, resource based and ancillary industries. The industries suggested are as below.
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LIST OF SUGGESTED POTENTIAL INDUSTRIES KOTA DISTRICT YEAR 2015-2016
S.NO. NAME OF THE INVESTM EMPLO NUMBER POSSIBLE INDUSTRY ENT YMENT OF UNIT LOCATION (Lakh Rs.) I AGRO BASED 1. Solvent Extraction 245.00 60 2 Kota 2. Dal Mil 27.00 15 1 Kota 3. Pickle, Jam etc. 30.00 50 6 Kota 4. Ground & Processed 25.00 19 2 Kota Spices 5. Soft Drink 15.00 25 3 Kota 6. Bakery & 30.00 25 3 Kota confectionary 7. Wheat product 130.00 90 9 Kota (Flour, Maida, Suji) 8. Cattle Feed 12.00 10 2 Kota 9. Fish Meal & Fish 9.00 30 2 Kota processing II. Animal Based Kota 1. Leather Shoes 2.00 15 2 Kota 2. Leather Fancy Items 5.00 25 3 Kota III Chemical Based Kota 1. PVC Chappell 15.00 12 1 Kota 2. Type Retarding 18.00 18 2 Kota 3. Rubber Molded Items 25.00 20 2 Kota 4. Detergent Soap 25.00 30 7 Kota Powder 5. Nylon Zip Fastener 50.00 30 1 Kota 6. Calcium Carbide 200.00 200 1 Kota 7. Paints 10.00 25 12 Kota IV Mineral Based 1. Stone splitting & 1100.00 350 70 Kota cutting & polishing R. Mandi 2. Stone Grits 80.00 100 4 Kota 3. Portland Cement 120.00 50 1 Kota 4. Fly Ash Bricks 130.00 70 6 Kota 5. Mosaic & Cement 80.00 70 5 Kota Tiles
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6. Kota Stone Solid & 250.00 50 10 Ramganjm slurry based ind. andi & Kota V Forest Based 1. Wooden Furniture 40.00 35 8 Kota 2. Wood Seasoning 5.00 10 3 Kota Panel Doors etc. VI Demand Based 1 Forging Units 60.00 35 2 Kota 2. Corrugated Boxes 15.00 15 2 Kota 3. Agriculture 30.00 30 8 Kota. It Implements R.Mandi 4. General Engineering & 70.00 60 12 Kota Fabrication works 5. Rolling Shutters 4.00 8 6 Kota 6. Repairing & Servicing 25.00 90 30 Kota Center 7. Tin container 25.00 40 2 Kota 8. Stabilizer 4.00 4 1 Kota 9. Fan Regulators 3.00 4 1 Kota 10. Electric Transformer 4.00 6 1 Kota 11. Data Processing 30.00 25 20 Kota 12. Screen Printing 35.00 25 8 Kota 13. Offset Printing 35.00 40 8 Kota 14. Sanitary Napkins 8.00 8 1 Kota 15. Black Phenyl 16.00 6 1 Kota 16. Readymade Garments 40.00 45 24 Kota 17. Garlic Powder 32.00 15 1 Kota 18. Onion Dehydration 45.00 18 1 Kota 19. Shuttle cotton 1.00 12 2 Kota 20. Surgical cotton 8.00 15 2 Kota 21. Electrical Bulb/Tub 5.00 25 4 Kota élite/choke 22. Dhaniya Dal 15.00 20 2 R.Mandi. 23. Soft Drink & Mineral 8.00 40 16 Kota Water 24. Ice Cream 12.00 20 3 Kota 25. Ayurvedic Drugs 12.00 25 5 Kota 26. Alum 12.00 18 4 Kota Bhimpur
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27. Tooth Paste Herbal 22.00 15 1 Kota 28. Hotel Ind. 100.00 150 10
NO. OF ARTISAN IN THE DISTRICT S.N. TYPE OF ARTS NO. OF ARTISAN 1 Lakh Chudi 149 2 Wooden Work 23 3 Artificial Jwellery 265 4 Kasth Patra 9 5 Earthen Pots 9 6 Decorative Metal 9 7 Jari and Decorative Saree 674 8 Kashidakari 255 9 Farsh Bichavan 6
5.4 Proposed Augmentation of Industrial Areas Following industrial areas under pipeline for industries 1 Fatehpur, Tehsil Ramganjmandi 2 Kuber Extension Industrial Area Ranpur, Kota 3 Shambhoopura, Tehsil Ladpura 4 Sangod 5 Itawa 6 Stone Industries and Welding Electrodes Cluster
5.5 Suggestion Strategy for Artisan Upgradation NO. OF ARTISAN IN THE DISTRICT S.N. TYPE OF ARTS NO. OF ARTISAN 1 Lakh Chudi 149 2 Wooden Work 23 3 Artificial Jwellery 265 4 Kasth Patra 9 5 Earthen Pots 9 6 Decorative Metal 9 7 Jari and Decorative Saree 674 8 Kashidakari 255 9 Farsh Bichavan 6
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SUGGESTED ARTISAN UNITS FOR KOTA DISTRICT YEAR 2015-2016
The areas of concentration of major cottage & village Industries and Handicraft Industries in Kota district is given below
S.NO. NAME OF THE INDUSTRY MAJOR AREAS OF CONCENTRATION 1. Massoria and Kota Doria (i) Kaithun (ii) Arandkheda (iii) Kotsuwan
2. Khadi Terricot (i) Kaithoon (ii) Barod
3. Leather work (i) Moikalan (ii) Kaithoon, Arandkhera (iii) Baniyani (iv) Indira Gandi Nagar, Kota (v) Kanwas (vi) Dhulet 4. Dona Pattal (i) Darah (ii) Borabas 5. Wooden Toys (i) Kota, Sangod 6. Handloom Chhadar (i) Sangod 7. Sarkanda & khas Udyog (i) Chhawani Crossing Kota city (ii) Nayapura, Kota city 8. Broom Udyog (i) in roadside villages of Kota Sangod and Kota Khanpur roads. 9. Wood work (carpentary) (i) Sultanpur (ii) Itawa (iii) Sangod (iv) Kota city 10. Honey products (i) Borabas (ii) Darah 11. Hand Knitting (i) Spread over urban areas of Kota city 12. Soap Industry (i) Kota
13. Woolen Namda etc. (i) Pipalada, Khatoli chechat 14. Fisheries (i) Throughout Kota 15. Potary (i) Genta, Ram Nagar Sangod, Kota
Thus there is still much scope for establishing more units specially for leather work, Dona Pattal, wooden toys, handloom chhadar, Sarkanda & Khus udyog, brrom udyog, wood work etc. It is expected that in future 200 artisan units can be added each year.
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5.6 Suggestion INDUSTRIAL PROMOTION CAMPAIGN / CAMPS The work of industrial promotion in the State has been assigned primarily to the State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation (RIICO) at the State level. However, other organization like the state financial corporation (RFC) Directorat e of Industries, are also involved in industrial promotion. At the district level, this work is being done by the local officer of the organization mentioned above and the District Industries Centers. In order to provide single window service to entrepreneurs and also to give them escort services. The Bureau of Industrial Promotion have been organizing industrial promotion campaigns within the state and outside the state at such important centers where the entrepreneurs of Rajasthan origin have set up industrial ventures viz. Delhi, Calcutta, Madras, Bombay etc. in order to attract them and other interested industrialists to set up ventures in this State. These campaigns have proved quite successful as such it is suggested that this programme should be continued in the future also.
Industrial camps have been organized at the district level and below by the DICS in collaboration with RIICO, Banks and RFC to attract local entrepreneurs to set up industrial units in the District.
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CHAPTER – VI SUMMARY OF FINDINGES AND RECOMMENDATIONS
At present there are 16 industrial areas functioning in this District. The industrial areas which are functioning are Indraprastha, opposite Multi Metals, Railway Crossing, Furniture Area, Small Scale Area, large Scales Area, Old Industrial Estate, Nanta, Lakhawa, Bimpura Industrial Area, Kuber Industrial area and sakatpura industrial area Suket, Ramganjmandi Phase I and II out of the 16 industrial areas, 12 are in Kota city, 4 in Ladpura Tehsil, 3 in Ramganj Mandi Teshil. Out of total 3404 plots planned 3211 plots has been allotted. A Masala park is under developing in ramganjmandi by Masala board.
A dry port is situated at Ranwatha road(Mandana).
For the proposed industrialization of the district, the following measures are proposed.
1. Augmentation and expansion of the existing industrial areas. 2. Development of new industrial areas at Kaithun, Sangod and Ranpur in Kota District. 3. Entrepreneurship development programme. 4. Arrangements for credit. 5. Revival of closed / sick large / medium scale units. 6. Revival of closed / sick small scale units. 7. Clusters Development Programme 8. SEZ
Special efforts are required for the revival of above mentioned closed/sick Small/ Medium/large scale units.
The number of MSME acknowledged with Industries Department was 6262 in March, 2015 with a capital investment of Rs.33381 lakh and employment was provided to 32643. There is need of revival of sick/closed units. Khadi and village Industries provided employment to 3815 persons up to 2014 2015 Cottage industries of the district are pottery, black smithy, carpentry, weaver, cobblers, leather tanning, oil ghanies, gum units etc. under the handloom sector weaving of kota Doria saries, handloom chaddar, Khadi terry cot, tie and dye
D./mayr/pers/pot.surv.2011 51 work, silver ornaments, lacquered toys etc. Among the important artisan units are leather work, done pattal, wooden toys, sarkanda & khas udyog, broom udyog. Honey products. Hand knitting etc. There is need to give patronage to theses units and enhance their production. The need is felt to provide adequate and suitable marketing structure and marketing strategies also for the raw material as well as for the finished products.
The large and medium industries located in District require a number of Industrial products which are used by them as intermediate products which can be produced by SSI units. They include potassium nitrate, sodium antimonite, safety shoes, hand gloves, Jute/HDPE bags, soda lime/soda carbonate, Tin container, SS forging aluminum pressure Die Casting components PCB’s. The transformers, coils, rubber items, packing boxes, electrical assemblies, chlorinated paraffin wax etc. However what is needed for ancillary development is that the large industrial units should give preference to local SSI units in purchasing the intermediate items and the payment should be made regularly.
In proper industrial development the following measures are: (a) The development of ancillary units should be made mandatory on the large units. They should provide technical know how and necessary inputs. (b) Entrepreneurship development programme should form a part of D.I.C. programme. (c) R.D. Cell of zila parishad encourage the various training programme to set up their cottage/small scale/artisan units. (d) Khadi & Village Industries Board must ensure the supply of latest technical know how to artisans and other inputs so as to encourage the rural craftsman for village and cottage industries. (e) Marketing of the products of village and cottage industries/small scale industries/artisan units be properly organized. (f) For Industrial development different department are also conduct the training progrmme in skill development sector such as RSLDC, Rudseti, Social Welfare dept, Nagar Nigam, SC.ST Corporation. They should also promote trainees to establish their venture. WEAKNESSES The constraints for the further development in kota district are infra structural facilities Vig. Non availability the new industrial areas and lack of local entrepreneurship. The handicap to the village and
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small scale industries is lack of working capital and marketing supports. STRENGTH The strength of this district are its human resource, large livestock population non metallic mineral resources (sand stone, masonry stone, limestone) agricultural production, availability of water and power etc. These factors can be exploited by adopting a suitable strategy for further industrial development of the district. The establishment of Kota Chittorgarh rail line is a bone for industrial development. A number of concessions, facilities and incentive have been declared by the State Government for industrialization in the State i.e. RIPS 2014 & MO fpi has also declared food mission programme.
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CHAPTER-VII
Concession and Facilities SCHEMES: GOVERNMENT OF INDIA LEVEL 1 Assistance to State for Development of Export infrastructure Allied Activities (ASIDE) ( http://commerce.nic.in/assist_export.htm ) 2 Scheme for Textile Sector ( http://textile.nic.policy/policy_scheme.htm ) 3 Special benefits for Textile and Powerloom Sector provided under RIPS 2014 (/contectdam/industries/CI/RIPS2014Scheme.pdf)
STATE GOVERNMENT LEVEL 1 Rajasthan Investment Promotion Scheme, 2014 (RIPS,2014) (/contect/dam/industries/CI/RIPS2014Scheme.pdf) 1 Rajasthan Investment Promotion Scheme, 20140 (RIPS,2010) (/contect/dam/industries/CI/RIPS2010Scheme.pdf) 2 Rajasthan Industrial and Investment Promotion Policy 2010 (/contect/dam/industries/CI/RIPSScheme_2010.pdf) 3 Scheme for Revival of Sick Industrial Units (/contect/dam/industries/CI/Sick_Unit_Scheme.pdf) 4 Training Programmes on Export Promotion, procedure and Documentation (/contect/dam/industries/CI/Export ProcedureTrainingScheme.pdf) 5 Scheme of subsidy on Ground Rent Paid for Participation in International Trade Fairs/Exhibitions by Exporting Units (/contect/dam/industries/CI/GroundRentSubsidy.pdf) 6 Rajasthan Leather Artisans Development and Modernization Scheme, 2015 (/contect/dam/industries/CI/LeatherADMSScheme.pdf)
Handloom Related Schemes 7 National Handloom Development Programme (http://handloom.nic.in/default.aspx ) 8 Product Diversification Scheme (/contect/dam/industries/CI/PRODuctDiversificationScheme.pdf) 9 Weaver Credit Card Scheme (/contect/dam/industries/CI/WeaverCreditCardScheme.pdf) 10 Mahatma Gandhi Bunkar Bima Yojana ( http://handloom.nic.in/default.aspx ) 11 Weavers Award Scheme (/contect/dam/industries/CI/Weavers%20Award%20Scheme.pdf)
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12 Information regarding GI Registration of Kota Doria Saree under Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act,1999 (/contect/dam/industries/CI/KotaDoriaGI.pdf) 13 India Handloom Brand Standard Operating Procedures for Registration (/contect/dam/industries/CI/IndiaHandloomBrand.pdf) 14 Handloom Mark Scheme (http://handloom.nic.in/User_Panel/UserView.aspx?TypeID=1194)
Handicraft Related Schemes 15 Market Assistance Scheme for Handicraft Artisans (/contect/dam/industries/CI/Market%20Assistance%20Scheme.pdf) 16 Artisan Identity Card Scheme (/contect/dam/industries/CI/ArtisanIdentityCardsScheme.pdf) 17 Craft Council Order
Training and Skill Development
18 Integrated Skill Development Scheme (http://texmin.nic.in/policy/ISDSguidelines July2013.pdf ) 19 Household Industries Training Programme (for women) (/contect/dam/industries/CI/HHI%20Scheme.pdf) 20 Entrepreneurship Development Training Programme (/contect/dam/industries/CI/EDO.pdf) 21 Train to Gain (A Special Scheme for Skil Enhancement and Fine Tuning of the Raw Recruuits of the Enterprises (/contect/dam/industries/CI/TTG.pdf) 22 Leather Training Scheme (/contect/dam/industries/CI/LeatherTraining Scheme.pdf) 23 Skill Mapping Draft Prepared by MSME (/contect/dam/industries/CI/Skillmapping.xls.pdf)
Salt Related Schemes 24 The Rajasthan Salt labour Welfare Assistance Scheme, 2009 and Guidelines (/contect/dam/industries/CI/SaltLabourWelfareScheme1.pdf) 25 Namak Udyog Samwardhan Utpad Parishkaran Takniki Unnayan Yojana (/contect/dam/industries/CI/ NamakUdyogSamwardhanYojana.pdf)
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Annexure-I Whom to Contact for What
General Manager, District Industries Centre, Registration of Udyog Adhar Industrial Estate, Kota , Registration of Partnership Firm, Legal Metrology,Project Guidance (Margdarshan Bureau) Senior Regional Manager, I.P.I.Aa, Riico Ltd, Kota For Land Allotment Manager, R.F.C., Talwandi, Kota Yuva Udhyamita Protsahan Yojna ,hotel & Industrial Finance. Dy. Director, Khadi & Village Industries Board, For Finance Rural Industries DIC.,Kota in PMEGP Yojna and Guidance of Khadi & Village Industries. Regional Officer, State Polution Control Board, Consent to establishment I.P.I.A.,Kota and consent to operate. Sub Divisional For Land Conversion Officer,Kota/Ramganjmandi/Sangod/Digod/Itawa Inspector Factories & Boilors, Dadabari, Kota Boilors License Joint Labour Commissioner, Collectorate, Kota Shop & Commercial License Lead District Manager, Central Bank of India, Arya Bank Financing Samaj Ropad, Kota Dy. Director, Provident Fund, Vigyan Nagar, Kota P.F. Registration NSIC, Jaipur Single Point Registration Beauro of Industrial Promotion, Udyog Bhawan, For Established of industries Tilak Marg, Jaipur and other consession and facilities Director, K.V.I.C., Institutional Area, Jhalani For Finance in PMEGP Doongri Road, Jaipur Yojna Managing Director, RAJSICO, Udyog Bhawan, Procurment of Raw Material Jaipur & Marketting Assistance Joint Commissioner,Foreign Trade & Export, Import & Export License Udyog Bhawan, Jaipur Chief Medical & Health Officer, Nayapura, Kota Medical /Food License J.En. JVVNL Power Connection A.En. P.H.E.D. Water Connection
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Registrar, Trade Mark, Maharshi Curvey Road, Trader Mark Registration Mumbay Rajasthan Rajya Bunkar Sahkari Sangh Ltd., For Promot Bunkar Sahkari Jaipur Samiti Joint Registrar, Cooperatiove, C.A.D. Road, Kota Registration of Cooperative Socities & Registration of N.G.O.s Rudseti E.D.P. & Cottage & Household Industries Traning progrmme Director,Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises, 22 Capacity Assesment, E.D.P. Godown, Jaipur Programme Campaign for Industrial Development Etc. Bunkar Seva Kendra, Jaipur Weaver s Related Training programme ,facilities Designing developments of Weving , NHDC related programme and India Handloom Brand Registration RSLDC Kaushal vikas prashikshan programm e Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act,1999 RUDA To Promote Artisan non farming Clustre Development
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Annexure-II Name and address of the institution assisting in promotion of SSI
1 The SSI Association, Purusharth Bhawan, IPIA Kota 2 Laghu Udhyog Bharti, IPIA,Kota 3 Laghu Udhyog Council, Chambal Industrial Area,Kota 4 Hadoti Kota Stone Industries Association, Pashan Bhawan, IPIA Kota 5 The Kota Stone Small Scale Industrial Association,Ramganjmandi 6 CII, Jaipur 7 RSLDC, R.K. Puram, Kota
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CONTENTS OF INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL SURVEY EXICUTIVE SUMMARY DISTRICT MAP
S. Chapter Summary Page NO. No. 1 Chapter-I 1.1District at a Glance 3 District Profile 1.2 General 3 1.3 Geographical Area 3 1.4 Land Use Pattern in the District 3 1.5 Physiographic 4 1.6 Administrative Set Up 4 1.7 Climate & Rainfall 5 1.8 Forest Flora & Fauna 5-6 1.9 Geology & Minerals 6 2 Chapter-II 2.1 Human Resources 7 Resources 2.1.1 Working Force & Occupational Pattern 7 2.2 Water & Irrigation Resources 8 2.2.1 Drinking Water 9 2.2.2 Irreigation Facilities 9-10 2.3 Education 11 2.3.1 School, College & I.T.I. 11-14 2.3.2 Medical Facilities 15-17 2.4 Area and Production of Major Crops 17 2.4.1 Major Crops 17 2.4.2 Pulses 17 2.4.3 Oil Seeds 17 2.4.4 Flouroculture 18 2.4.5 Others 18-19 2.5 Live Stock 20 2.5.1 Availability of Dairy Products 20 2.5.2 Wool Availability 20 2.5.3 Meat Availability 21 2.5.4 Leather Availability 21 2.5.5 Bones 21 2.6 Geology Minerals 22
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2.7 Forest Resources 23 2.8 Tourism 23-24 3 Chapter-III Existing Infra Structural Facilities 25 3.1 Power Resources 25 3.1.1 Rural Electrification/Grid Station 25 3.1.2 Electricity Consumption Pattern 26 3.1.3 Existing Power Supply Position as on 26 31 st March 3.2 Transportation 27 3.2.1 Rpad Network 27 3.2.2 Vechile on Road 28 3.2.3 Rail Transport 28 3.3 Network of Communication Facilities 28-29 3.4 Banking Facilities 29-30 3.4.1 Total Bank Finance 30 3.4.2 Other Institutional Network 30 3.5 DICs and Other Concerned Institution 30-31 3.6 Industrial Area 31-32 4 Chapter-IV Existing Industrial Scenario 33 4.1 Existing Industrial Status 33-41 4.2 Export Potential Items 41 5 Chapter-V 5.1 Potential Industrial & Other Contributory 42 Factors 5.1.1 Resources 42 5.1.2 Infrastructure 42 5.2 Strategy Suggested 42-44 5.3 Potential Industries/Agro Based 44-47 5.4 Proposed Augmentation of Industrial 47 Areas 5.5 Suggestion Strategy for Artisan 47-48 Upgradation 5.6 Suggestion 49 6 Chapter-VI Summary on the finding Recommendations 50-52 7 Chapter-VII Concession and Facilities 53-54 8 Annexure-I Whom to Contact for What 55-56 9 Annexure-II Name aand Address of the Institution 57 Assisting in Promotion of SSI
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