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Annual Credit Plan (2021-22) – Tiruppur District Dr. S. Vineeth , I.A.S., District Collector & Chairman DCC Tiruppur District MESSAGE Plan your work and work your Plan. This is the way to Success. The system of planning has triggered a positive trend in the development process. The advent of micro level credit planning at grass root level plays an important role by conceptualising the integrated approach towards Rural and Industrial Development which leads to balanced growth in all sectors. Both credit and non-credit inputs should go together to ensure a realistic growth. The Annual Credit Plan of Tiruppur District for the financial year 2021-22 envisages an overall outlay of Rs. 13415.00 Crores under Priority Sector Advances. The Bankers in the District have allocated Rs. 3683.90 Crores for direct lending to Agriculture Sector, constituting 28% of ACP 2021-22. In respect of MSME Sector, the Annual Credit Plan envisages Rs. 7732.40 Crores i.e., 59% of total outlay of the year and Rs. 297.40 Crores more than the ACP of 2020-2021 which has become absolutely necessary in the present scenario and to create more Industrial/Service Units and more employment opportunities in our Tiruppur District. Other Priority Sectors have got a projection of Rs. 1998.70 Crores, which is 13% of the ACP of 2021-22. I hope that all the Bankers in the District and the Officials of Government Departments and Agencies would devotedly involve themselves in this task along with the District Administration for the successful implementation of this plan in a phased manner. During this pandemic situation role of all the Bankers has been highly appreciable. I extend my special thanks to all especially to frontline staff. I appreciate, Canara Bank, which is the Lead District Bank, with the able guidance of Reserve Bank of India & NABARD in bringing out this Annual Credit Plan 2021-22 which contains exhaustive financial particulars of the district. Real development would come only by fulfilling the needs of Priority Sectors and I wish all success to the efforts aimed towards our common goal of the overall development of District. Place: Tiruppur DISTRICT COLLECTOR Date: 13-07-2021 & CHAIRMAN, DCC P.Palanisamy Chief General Manager Canara Bank, Circle Office, Chennai FOREWORD At the Outset, I would like to thank our respected District Collector, Reserve Bank of India, NABARD, Government Officials and all fellow Bankers for extending their whole hearted support in preparation of the Annual Credit Plan of Tiruppur District for the financial year 2021-22. The Annual Credit Plan 2021-22 has been prepared carefully duly taking into consideration, the potentials and resources available in Tiruppur District and Credit needs identified for the various segments of the society in the District and based on the Potential linked credit plan of NABARD and the Branch credit plan submitted by the respective Branch Managers. The Bankers have been advised to enhance the flow of credit to the MSME Sector and Agriculture Sector which are the thrust areas for the deployment of credit, as these sectors generate more and more employment potentials and contribute to GDP. The ACP 2021-22 of Tiruppur District envisages a credit outlay of Rs. 13415.00 Crores under Priority Sector out of which, a projection of Rs. 7732.40 Crores has been made for MSME Sector and Rs. 3683.90 Crores for the Agriculture Sector and Rs. 1998.70 Crores for other Priority Sectors. In addition to the above, the District Plan also envisages continuing thrust for greater credit support to women entrepreneurs and Women Self Help Groups. All Government Sponsored Schemes shall be implemented with full vigour and spirit. A healthy and congenial recovery climate pre supposes this objective. The important factor of this planning is proper utilisation of resources for creating assets and wealth in the District thereby enabling the resources reaching wider areas and larger segment of population. I sincerely thank all my fellow Bankers for their continued co-operation and support for ensuring the all-round development of the district under the able leadership of our respected District Collector. I am sure, all of us involved in the planning process, shall put forth the best efforts in executing the same and achieve the set goals for developing Tiruppur District in a Greater Way. With Best Wishes! Place: Tiruppur P. Palanisamy Date: 13-07-2021 Chief General Manager B. Sathyanarayana. Deputy General Manager Canara Bank Tiruppur PREAMBLE I have great pleasure in bringing out the Annual Credit Plan for the year 2021-22 of our Tiruppur District which has been prepared by our Lead Bank Office, Tiruppur. The performance of the District in the previous financial year is noteworthy with the revised Priority Sector Lending norms advised by the Reserve Bank of India. I am confident that the District would do well in the current financial year also. The Annual Credit Plan for 2021-22 with an outlay of Rs. 13415.00 Crores envisages a growth of 7.13% over the previous year ACP of Rs. 12522.00 Crores. I place on record, our thanks to all the member Banks, Reserve Bank of India, NABARD and the Line Departments for their valuable guidance and support. With Best Wishes! Place: Tiruppur B. Sathyanarayana Date: 13-07-2021 Deputy General Manager TIRUPPUR DISTRICT - PANCHAYAT DELIMITATION WARD MAP BASED ON 2011 POPULATION CENSUS N TO SALEM 1 4 3 AVINASHI UTHUKULI ERODE TIRUPUR 2 TO COIMBATORE 3 TIRUPUR 3 5 CORPORATION KANGEYAM 7 PALLADAM 10 TO COIMBATORE 8 6 PONGALUR VELLAKOVIL TO TRICHY 9 KUNDADAM 11 COIMBATORE AMARAVATHI RIVER MOOLANUR 13 GUDIMANGALAM 12 DHARAPURAM TO POLLACHI 14 KARUR 15 MADATHUKULAM 16 17 UDUMALPET TO PALANI Proposed District Population Panchayat Name of the PU Ward in the proposed DINDIGUL Ward No. DP Ward 1. Avinasi PU Ward No.1-9, & 16 (71735) 71735 2. Avinasi PU Ward No. 9 - 19 (71869) 71869 3. Tiruppur PU Ward No.1,2,5-8 (62880) 62880 4. Tiruppur PU Ward No.1,3 & 4 (27894) and 62010 Uthukuli PU Ward No. 1-5 (34116) 5. Uthukuli PU Ward No. 6-12 (50681) and 65545 Kangayam PU Ward No.1, 8 & 9 (14864) 6. Pongalur PU Ward No.1-7 & 11-13 (68560) 68560 LEGEND 7. Palladam PU Ward No. 2-8 (73974) 73974 NAME OF THE DISTRICT : TIRUPUR 8. Palladam PU Ward No. 1, 9-13 (61974) 61974 9. Pongalur PU Ward No.8-10 (22709) & 64485 NATIONAL HIGHWAYS Kundadam PU Ward No. 1-9 (41776) 10. Kangayam PU Ward No. 1-7, 10-11 (43613) & 65667 RIVER Vellakoil PU Ward No.1-4 (22054) 11. Vellakoil PU Ward No.5-9 (26011) & 71948 RAILWAY TRACK Mulanur PU Ward No.1-10 (45937) COLLECTORATE 12. Dharapuram PU Ward No. 1-12 (70372) 70372 13. Kundadam PU Ward No. 9-15 (30005) & 72220 UNION OFFICE Gudimangalam PU Ward No.1-8 (42215) 14. Gudimangalam PU Ward No.8-13 (35081) 62889 DISTRICT BOUNDRY Udumalpet PU Ward No. 2-5 (27808) PANCHAYAT UNION BOUNDARY 15. Udumalpet PU Ward No. 6 & 17 (12375) & 65740 Madathukulam PU Ward No. 1-9 (53365) TOWN PANCHAYAT 16. Udumalpet PU Ward No. 1, 8-15, & 20 (61330) 61330 17. Udumalpet PU Ward No. 7,16 -19 & 21-26 66268 MUNICIPALITY (66268) CORPORATION TOTAL 1139466 ANNUAL CREDIT PLAN 2021-2022 TIRUPPUR DISTRICT CANARA BANK (H.O. Bangaluru) Convenor CANARA BANK Lead Bank Office, Tiruppur E-mail : lbotiruppur @ canarabank.com Phone : 0421 – 2971185 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Annual Credit Plan 2021-2022 Book is a comprehensive document brought out by the joint efforts of Lead Bank, Canara Bank, Tiruppur and all the development machinery in the district. While we sincerely acknowledge the expert contribution of all Executives/Officials of Canara Bank, RRB & LB Wing, H.O. Bangalore, Circle Office, Chennai, Regional Office Tiruppur, in bringing out this Quality document, we specially record our gratitude to the following officials, institutions for their guidance, contribution and encouragement given to us. Dr. S. Vineeth I.A.S., District Collector & Chairman, D C C, Tiruppur Shri. P.Palanisamy, Chief General Manager, Canara Bank, C.O. Chennai Shri B. Sathyanarayana, Deputy General Manager, Canara Bank, R.O. Tiruppur Shri C.N.Sathyamurthy, Asst. General Manager, RUDSETI, Canara Bank, H.O.Bangalore The Convenor, SLBC, Indian Overseas Bank, Chennai. The Asst. General Manager, Reserve Bank of India, RPCD, Chennai. The Asst. General Manager, NABARD, Tiruppur. The Project Director, DRDA, District Collectorate, Tiruppur The Project Director, TNSRLM, District Collectorate, Tiruppur The General Manager, District Industries Centre, Tiruppur The District Manager, TAHDCO, Tiruppur. The General Manager, District Central Co-operative Bank, Erode & Coimbatore The State Govt. Officials from the Department of Agriculture, Horticulture, Animal Husbandry, Co-operative Sector, Municipal Corporation, Municipal Offices and Panchayat Unions. The Senior Manager, AF & PS Section, HRM Section, MIPD Section, Canara Bank, Circle Office, Chennai, Regional Office, Tiruppur and all the staff members of H.O, C.O, R.O and Tiruppur District Branches. The Executives/District Co-ordinators /Branch Managers of Bank of Baroda, Bank of India, Bank of Maharastra, Canara Bank, Central Bank of India, Indian Bank, Indian Overseas Bank, Punjab National Bank, Punjab & Sind Bank, State Bank of India, Uco Bank, Union Bank of India, Axis Bank Ltd, Bandhan Bank, CSB Bank Ltd, City Union Bank Ltd, Dhanlaxmi Bank Ltd, Federal Bank Ltd, HDFC Bank Ltd, ICICI Bank Ltd, IDBI Bank Ltd, Indusind Bank Ltd, IDFC Bank Ltd, Karnataka Bank Ltd, Karur Vysya Bank Ltd, Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd, Lakshmi Vilas Bank-DBS, South India Bank Ltd, Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Ltd, Yes Bank Ltd, RBL Bank Ltd, District Co-op Central Bank, Tamilnadu Grama Bank Ltd, SIDBI, TIIC, ESAF SF Bank, Equitas SF Bank, Jana SF Bank, Suryodaya SF Bank, Ujjivan SF Bank, India Post Payment Bank and All Other DCC/District Level/Block Level Officials of Tiruppur District.
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