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Part A
CHAPTER - I
1.1 PREAMBLE
Mandya district has seven taluks viz, K.R.Pet ,Maddur, Malavalli,
Mandya, Nagamangala, Srirangapatna and Pandavapura..Pandavapura
Taluk is one amongst seven taluks.
The Department of Industries & Commerce has entrusted Small
Industries Service Institute (SISI) the Preparation of District Industrial
Prespective Plan (DIPP) of Mandya District for the period 2006-2011.
Accordingly, taluk-wise Industrial Perspective Plan for all the seven taluks
of the District has been prepared to facilitate consolidation as District
Industrial Perspective Plan Report. This report gives the Industrial
Perspective plan of Pandavapura Taluk. The earlier survey of the district
was carried out in 2000-2001. Taluk wise reports were not prepared at that
time The need for a fresh survey of the district was meant to make a
reappraisal of the resource basket to identify suitable product lines having
scope for development in the area.
1.2 OBJECTIVES
Primary Objectives
Identification of potential investment opportunites in secondary
and service sectors
Suggesting Action Plan for materializing the potential.
Secondary Objectives
To make SWOT analysis based on
Resources base-trend and growth rate
Existing industrial and other infrastructure facilities and recent
developments
Existing industrial base
Recent trends in industrialization
Other important factors
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1.3 SCOPE
As regards the scope of the survey, the study includes all the manufacturing
activities presently existing in the entire taluk and falling into the fold of
small scale, cottage, village industries, service sector etc., which indeed
interdependent/complementary and essential for speedier development of
industries in the taluk.
1.4 METHODOLOGY
The report is prepared based both on primary data and secondary data.
The secondary data was collected from published sources. The primary
data was collected by contacting from publishing sources. The primary
data was collected by contacting and interacting with resource persons,
Stakeholders in government departments /organizations, industry
associations, industrialists, NGOs etc., at both taluk & district levels.
The collected data was analysed and utilized for the preparation of Taluk
Industrial Perspective plan.
1.5 DISCLAIMER
The data available from the relevant Government Publications
have been adopted for the study.
Data obtained from various Government Departments/
organizations are analysed to form the basis for the Taluk
Industrial Perspective plan.
Where ever a particular data was not available, appropriate trend
projections /estimates were made based on the growth
/development and adopted in the Report.
The Report is for general guidance of entrepreneurs, the
Department of Industries & Commerce and other developmental
agencies.
Investment opportunities have been suggested taking into
consideration the viability, availability of raw material, labour
besides other factors. However, any Entrepreneur desirous of
setting up of an enterprise is advised to carry out due diligence
before committing the investment.
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CHAPTER – II
PROPOSED POTENTIAL INDUSTRIES PLANNED
FOR 2006-2011
Core sector industries to be encouraged
The resources as well as the existing industrial infrastructure of the taluk
will be analysed in the coming chapters. Based on the resources in the taluk
there is scope as follows: -
In view of paddy, being a major food crop grown in the taluk, too many
Rice Mills have come up and are over saturated due to which more than
50% have closed and many of others have been modernized. A few Huller,
Flour Mills, and Vermicelli units can come up.
Since Sugar cane, being a major commercial crop grown in the taluk, few
sugar factories have come up. There are hundreds of Jaggery units, which
are seasonal. Most of the Jaggery is going to North India, mainly Gujarat &
Rajasthan. These units have to be modernized. A few sugar cane juice
canning units can come up.
Since molasses available as a by-product from sugar factories, the taluk is
having good number of animal feed units, to say they too are over saturated.
These units can be modernized.
The taluk is already having many Rice mills, large scale sugar factories and
tiny jaggery units. Using the waste in rice mills, sugar factories and
Jaggery units, Bio-mass briquetted fuel manufacturing units can come up in
the taluk. Also power generation units using Bio-mass can come up in the
taluk.
Ragi is one of the main crops grown and there are already a few ragi
processing units which supply cleaned and packed ragi and also cleaned
and powdered ragi. A few more such units can come up. Ragi malt is a
very healthy food. Now-a-days, it is getting popularity among people since
it is a non-diabetic and non-cholesterol. A few such units can come up.
Since vegetables and fruits are grown plenty in the taluk, fruit processing, &
vegetable processing and export industries can come up. There is scope for
banana chip manufacturing, jackfruit processing, mango juice processing in
the fruit field and tomato ketch-up, sauce in the vegetable field. Cold
storage can be constructed and fruits & vegetables can be processed and
exported.
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The taluk is having good coconut plantation crop. The taluk is already
having some coir defibering units and a few coir mat making units can
come up. A few more coir defibering, coir rope, coir mat making units can
come up. Tender coconut packing units, desiccated coconut powder units,
bakery units, button manufacturing units can also come up.
As good quantity of building stone available in the taluk, a few more jelly
quarrying & crushing units, table moulded bricks can come up.
Since Mulberry is also grown in the taluk, a few more silk reeling and silk
twisting units can come up.
The taluk is having good animal population and hence there is scope for
animal slaughtering, chrome tanning units, meat processing and exports,
wool processing can also come up. A few units of milk processing, milk
products, bone mills can come up.
The taluk is having good irrigation facilities with the result it has good
number of tractors. Due to this, already tractor servicing units and trailers
for tractor manufacturing units exist. There is scope for few more such
units.
Since good number of Educational Institutions are there and good number
of educated persons available, there is scope for IT enabled services, DTP,
Mobile servicing, Internet Cafes, Computer servicing etc.,
Since good number of vehicles are there in the taluk, a few more
Automobile workshops can come up.
Since more number of Rice mills, Sugar mills are there, machinery parts of
rice mill/sugar mill can come up.
Since more fallow land non-agriculture and barren land available and since
good number of Artisans and non-workers and educated persons are
available in the taluk, there is scope for few more industrial areas in the
taluk, which can accommodate various types of industries.
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LIST OF THRUST INDUSTRIES OF THE TALUK
1 Resource based industries:-
a) Agro-based Industries
1. Vermicelli
2. puffed rice
3. Ragi malt
4. Desiccated coconut powder
5. Canning of tender coconut
6. Dehydrated vegetables
7. Pappad
8. Corn flakes
9. Fruit juice/pulp/tomato ketchup
10. Flour mill and destoner
11. Idli rava
12. Canning of Sugar cane juice
13. Rice mill
b) Wood based:-
1. wooden furniture
2. Bamboo and cane furniture
c) Live stock based:-
1 Leather foot ware
3. Poultry dressing
4. Mutton Slaughtering, Processing & export
5. wool
d) Minerals:-
1. Cement hollow bricks
2. Stone crushing
e) Demand based:-
1. Vulcanizing
2. Injection moulding
3. Agarbathi rolling
4. Candles making
5. Soaps and Detergents
6. Camphors
7. Automobile Batteries
8. DTP
9. Photocopy
10. Fabrication
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11. Repairs & service of -
a. Electrical motors
b. Two wheelers
c. House hold appliances
d. Electrical and electronic consumer durables
12. Tailoring
13. Coir fiber and curlings
14. Ready made garments
15. Offset printing
16. Screen printing
17. Note books and exercise
18. Non edible oils
19. Mineral water
20. Biomass briquetting
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PERSPECTIVE PLAN FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF TINY/SSI
UNITS IN THE TALUK FROM 2006-2007
PER UNIT No.
Proje Work Plan of
ct ing t& Em Powe unit
Sl. Details of
Land Bldg. Capa cost capital m/c p. r s
No products
Sq.ft. Sq.ft. city (No HP/ pro
Rs. In Lakhs s.) KW pos
ed
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
A FOOD & BEVERAGES
1 Jaggery/ 4000 2400 100MT 7.50 2.25 5.25 10 10HP 3
khandasari s
Sugar
2 Vermi 3300 750 25MTs 3.00 0.90 2.40 5 3HP 1
Celli
3 Mutton 2400 2000 30MTs 15.00 4.50 10.50 4 2HP 1
processing &
export
4 Puffed 1650 365 35MTs 0.75 0.23 0.52 3 0 1
rice
5 Idly rava 2400 1500 30MTs 1.50 0.45 1.05 4 15HP 1
6 Ragi 2400 1500 30MTS 1.50 0.45 1.05 4 15HP 1
malt
7 Poultry 2400 2000 12000N 0.90 027 1.63 2 1Hp 1
dressing o
8 Desiccated 1650 860 30MTs 2.00 0.60 1.40 4 15Hp 1
coconut
powder
9 Canning 2400 1500 30MTs 2.00 0.60 1.40 4 15HP 1
of
tender
coconut
10 Canning 2400 1500 30MTs 5.00 1.50 3.50 4 15HP 1
of
sugar cane
juice
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11 Fruit 2400 1500 30MTs 5.00 1.50 3.50 4 5HP 1
juices/pulp
tomato
ketchup/banan
a chips.etc
B TEXTILES & GARMENTS
1 Silk 2400 1500 1200K 4.50 1.35 3.15 10 2Hp 1
reeling and Gs
twisting
2 Ready 2400 1500 15000P 3.00 0.90 2.10 10 1Hp 2
made ics
garments
3 Hand 1200 1200 3000Mt 1.00 0.40 0.60 2 0 1
loom s
C WOOD AND WOOD BASED
1 Wooden 4000 2000 300Nos 1.05 0.32 0.73 4 5HP 1
furniture
2 Bamboo& 4000 2000 300Nos 0.50 0.15 0.35 4 0 1
cane works
D PRINTING & STATIONERY
1 Off set 2400 1500 12Lakh 15.00 4.50 10.50 3 3HP 1
printing s pages
& book
binding
E RUBBER & PLASTICS
1 vulcanizing 2400 1500 7500 0.10 0.03 0.07 2 1Hp 1
F GLASS&CERAMICS
1 Mosaic 3000 1650 10Lakh 7.50 2.25 5.25 8 10Hp 1
tiles s Sft
2 Stone 1 495 8000 30.00 9.00 21.00 15 60HP 1
crushing acre CMTR
3 Table 3000 200 10Lahs 12.00 3.60 8.40 10 1HP 1
Moulded Nos
bricks
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G AUTOMOBILES
1 Auto Spares 1000 660 1.20La 9.20 6.20 3.000 8 7.5H 1
khs p
Nos
H JOB WORK & REPAIRS
1 Electrical 600 600 300Nos 0.75 0.23 0.52 2 1HP 1
pumps
&
motors
2 Two 2400 1200 3000 1.50 0.45 1.05 4 0 1
Wheelers Nos
3 Electrical 2400 1200 1500No 2.00 0.60 1.40 4 1Hp 1
& s
electronic
house hold
durables
4 Tractors 2400 1200 700Nos 3.00 0.90 2.10 3 0 1
and
trailers
I OTHER SERVICES
1 Tailoring 200 200 2400 0.45 0.14 0.31 3 0 4
Pcs
2 Cyber cafes 150 150 10GB 1.00 0.30 0.70 2 1HP 1
J MISCELLANEOUS
1 Vermi culture 2400 6000 20MTs 2.00 0.60 1.40 3 0 1
0
TOTAL 35
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PERSPECTIVE PLAN FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF TINY/SSI
UNITS IN THE TALUK FROM 2007-2008
PER UNIT No.
Proje Work Plan of
ct ing t& Em Powe unit
Sl. Details of
Land Bldg. Capa cost capital m/c p. r s
No products
Sq.ft. Sq.ft. city (No HP/ pro
Rs. In Lakhs s.) KW pos
ed
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
A FOOD & BEVERAGES
1 Jaggery/ 4000 2400 100MT 7.50 2.25 5.25 10 10HP 3
khandasari s
Sugar
2 Dehydrated 2400 1500 30MTs 2.00 0.60 1.40 4 3HP 1
vegetables
3 Pappad 1650 660 4MTs 0.75 0.23 0.52 2 25HP 1
4 Fruit 2400 1500 30MTs 5.00 1.50 3.50 4 5HP 1
juices/pulp
tomato
ketchup/banan
a chips.etc
5 Modern Rice 8000 4000 1200M 23.00 6.90 16.10 10 60HP 1
mills Ts
6 Flour mills 2400 1500 30MTs 1.50 0.45 1.05 2 15HP 1
and destoners
7 Ragi 2400 1500 30MTs 1.50 0.45 1.05 4 15HP 1
based
weaning food
8 Bakery 3300 2178 8MTs 4.50 1.35 3.15 6 5HP 2
&Bakery
products
B TEXTILES& GARMENTS
1 Silk reeling 2400 1500 1200K 4.50 1.35 3.15 10 2Hp 1
and twisting Gs
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2 Ready 2400 1500 15000P 3.00 0.90 2.10 10 1Hp 2
made ics
garments
3 Hand 1200 1200 3000Mt 1.00 0.40 0.60 2 0 1
loom s
C WOOD AND WOOD BASED
1 Wooden 4000 2000 300Nos 1.05 0.32 0.73 4 5HP 1
furniture
D PRINTING & STATIONERY
1 Screen 1200 800 1Lakhs 0.75 0.23 0.52 2 0 1
printing pcs
E GLASS&CERAMICS
1 Hollow 3000 1650 1Lakhs 18.00 5.40 12.60 10 15Hp 1
concrete Nos
Bricks
F GENERAL ENGG. & ALLIED
1 Agriculture 4000 2800 80MTs 2.25 0.68 1.57 4 5HP 1
implements
2 Trailers for 4000 2800 120 15.00 8.25 6.75 4 5HP 1
tractors Nos
3 Steel furniture 4000 2500 1320 11.13 6.23 4.90 17 30Hp 1
Nos
4 Rolling 4000 2500 750 15.00 8.25 6.75 4 5Hp 1
shutters Nos
G OTHER SERVICES
1 Photo 150 150 1000 0.50 0.30 0.20 2 0 1
Frame Nos
works
2 Tailoring 200 200 2400 0.45 0.14 0.31 3 0 4
Pics
3 DTPs 150 150 25000 1.50 0.45 1.05 3 1HP 1
Pages
4 Photocopy 150 150 1 Lakh 1.00 0.30 0.70 2 1HP 1
sheets
H MISCELLANEOUS
1 Bio-mass 5000 2000 25MTS 18.00 5.40 12.60 4 10HP 1
Briquettings
2 Cold storage 6000 3000 100MT 80.00 24.00 56.00 4 40HP 1
s
TOTAL 31
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PERSPECTIVE PLAN FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF TINY/SSI
UNITS IN THE TALUK FROM 2008-2009
PER UNIT No.
Proje Work Plan of
ct ing t& Em Powe unit
Sl. Details of
Land Bldg. Capa cost capital m/c p. r s
No products
Sq.ft. Sq.ft. city (No HP/ pro
Rs. In Lakhs s.) KW pos
ed
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
A FOOD & BEVERAGES
1 Jaggery/ 4000 2400 100MT 7.50 2.25 5.25 10 10HP 3
khandasari s
Sugar
2 Mutton 2400 2000 30MTs 15.00 4.50 10.50 4 2HP 1
processing &
export
3 Ragi 2400 1500 30MTS 1.50 0.45 1.05 4 15HP 1
malt
4 Poultry 2400 2000 12000N 0.90 027 1.63 2 1Hp 1
dressing o
5 Canning of 2400 1500 30MTs 5.00 1.50 3.50 4 15HP 1
sugar cane
juice
6 Fruit 2400 1500 30MTs 5.00 1.50 3.50 4 5HP 1
juices/pulp
tomato
ketchup/banan
a chips.etc
7 wool 2400 1500 2000M 2.00 0.60 1.40 3 10HP 1
eters
8 Bakery 3300 2178 8MTs 4.50 1.35 3.15 6 5HP 2
&Bakery
products
B TEXTILES & GARMENTS
.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
1 Silk 2400 1500 1200K 4.50 1.35 3.15 10 2Hp 1
reeling and Gs
twisting
2 Ready 2400 1500 15000P 3.00 0.90 2.10 10 1Hp 2
made ics
garments
3 Hand 1200 1200 3000Mt 1.00 0.40 0.60 2 0 1
loom s
C WOOD AND WOOD BASED
1 Wooden 4000 2000 300Nos 1.05 0.32 0.73 4 5HP 1
furniture
2 Bamboo& 4000 2000 300Nos 0.50 0.15 0.35 4 0 1
cane works
D PRINTING & STATIONERY
1 Exercise 2400 1500 20000 3.00 0.90 2.10 4 3HP 1
& Nos.
Note Books
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
E FERROUS & NON FERROUS
1 General 2400 1200 450MT 6.00 1.80 4.20 8 15HP 1
fabrications s
F JOB WORK & REPAIRS
1 Electrical 600 600 300Nos 0.75 0.23 0.52 2 1HP 1
pumps
&
motors
2 Two 2400 1200 3000 1.50 0.45 1.05 4 0 1
Wheelers Nos
3 Electrical 2400 1200 1500No 2.00 0.60 1.40 4 1Hp 1
& s
electronic
house hold
durables
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4 Mobile 300 300 200 1.00 0.35 0.65 2 1HP 1
phones Nos
5 Voltage 300 300 200 1.00 0.35 0.65 2 1HP 1
stabilizers Nos
G OTHER SERVICES
1 Photo 450 450 5000 1.20 0.70 0.50 2 0 1
studios Photos
2 Tailoring 200 200 2400 0.45 0.14 0.31 3 0 4
Pics
3 Cyber cafes 150 150 10GB 1.00 0.30 0.70 2 1HP 1
4 DTP 150 150 25000 1.50 0.45 1.05 3 1HP
Pages
5 Photocopy 150 150 1 Lakh 1.00 0.30 0.70 2 1HP 1
sheets
H MISCELLANEOUS
1 Non edible / 6000 2000 6MTs 6.00 1.80 4.20 4 4HP 1
essential oils
2 Coir fiber 6000 3000 20MTs 4.50 1.35 3.15 10 5HP 3
&
curlings
3 Mineral 6000 4500 50MTs 2.00 0.60 1.40 4 10HP 1
water
TOTAL 36
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PERSPECTIVE PLAN FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF TINY/SSI
UNITS IN THE TALUK FROM 2009-2010
PER UNIT No.
Proje Work Plan of
ct ing t& Em Powe unit
Sl. Details of
Land Bldg. Capa cost capital m/c p. r s
No products
Sq.ft. Sq.ft. city (No HP/ pro
Rs. In Lakhs s.) KW pos
ed
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
A FOOD & BEVERAGES
1 Jaggery/ 4000 2400 100MT 7.50 2.25 5.25 10 10HP 3
khandasari s
Sugar
2 Dehydrated 2400 1500 30MTs 2.00 0.60 1.40 4 3HP 1
vegetables
3 Pappad 1650 660 4MTs 0.75 0.23 0.52 2 25HP 1
4 Fruit 2400 1500 30MTs 5.00 1.50 3.50 4 5HP 1
juices/pulp
tomato
ketchup/banan
a chips.etc
5 Modern Rice 8000 4000 1200M 23.00 6.90 16.10 10 60HP 1
mills Ts
6 Flour mills 2400 1500 30MTs 1.50 0.45 1.05 2 15HP 1
and destoners
7 Ragi 2400 1500 30MTs 1.50 0.45 1.05 4 15HP 1
based
weaning food
8 Bakery 3300 2178 8MTs 4.50 1.35 3.15 6 5HP 2
&Bakery
products
B TEXTILES & GARMENTS
1 Silk 2400 1500 1200K 4.50 1.35 3.15 10 2Hp 1
reeling and Gs
twisting
2 Ready 2400 1500 15000P 3.00 0.90 2.10 10 1Hp 2
made ics
garments
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3 Hand 1200 1200 3000Mt 1.00 0.40 0.60 2 0 1
loom s
C WOOD AND WOOD BASED
1 Wooden 4000 2000 300Nos 1.05 0.32 0.73 4 5HP 1
furniture
D PRINTING & STATIONERY
1 Screen 1200 800 1Lakhs 0.75 0.23 0.52 2 0 1
printing pics
E GLASS &CERAMICS
1 Hollow 3000 1650 1Lakhs 18.00 5.40 12.60 10 15Hp 1
concrete Nos
Bricks
F GENERAL ENGG. & ALLIED
1 Agriculture 4000 2800 80MTs 2.25 0.68 1.57 4 5HP 1
implements
2 Trailers 4000 2800 120 15.00 8.25 6.75 4 5HP 1
for Nos
tractors
3 Steel furniture 4000 2500 1320No 11.13 6.23 4.90 17 30Hp 1
s
4 Rolling 4000 2500 750Nos 15.00 8.25 6.75 4 5Hp 1
shutters
G JOB WORK &REPAIRS
1 Computer 300 300 200 1.00 0.35 0.65 2 1HP 1
hardware Nos
2 UPS 300 300 200 1.00 0.35 0.65 2 1HP 1
Nos
H OTHER SERVICES
1 Photo 150 150 1000 0.50 0.30 0.20 2 0 1
Frame Nos
works
2 Tailoring 200 200 2400 0.45 0.14 0.31 3 0 4
Pics
3 DTP 150 150 25000 1.50 0.45 1.05 3 1HP 1
Pages
4 Photocopy 150 150 1 Lakh 1.00 0.30 0.70 2 1HP 1
sheets
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I MISCELLANEOUS
1 Coir fiber 6000 3000 20MTs 4.50 1.35 3.15 10 5HP 3
&
curlings
2 Cold storage 6000 3000 100MT 80.00 24.00 56.00 4 40HP 1
s
TOTAL 35
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PERSPECTIVE PLAN FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF TINY/SSI
UNITS IN THE TALUK FROM 2010-2011
PER UNIT No.
Proje Work Plan of
ct ing t& Em Powe unit
Sl. Details of
Land Bldg. Capa cost capital m/c p. r s
No products
Sq.ft. Sq.ft. city (No HP/ pro
Rs. In Lakhs s.) KW pos
ed
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
A FOOD & BEVERAGS
1 Jaggery/ 4000 2400 100MT 7.50 2.25 5.25 10 10HP 2
Khandasari s
Sugar
2 Fruit 2400 1500 30MTs 5.00 1.50 3.50 4 5HP 1
juices/pulp
tomato
ketchup/banan
a chips.etc
3 wool 2400 1500 2000M 2.00 0.60 1.40 3 10HP 1
eters
4 Bakery 3300 2178 8MTs 4.50 1.35 3.15 6 5HP 2
&Bakery
products
B TEXTILES& GARMENTS
1 Silk 2400 1500 1200K 4.50 1.35 3.15 10 2Hp 1
reeling and Gs
twisting
2 Ready 2400 1500 15000P 3.00 0.90 2.10 10 1Hp 2
made ics
garments
3 Hand 1200 1200 3000Mt 1.00 0.40 0.60 2 0 1
loom s
C WOOD AND WOOD BASED
1 Wooden 4000 2000 300Nos 1.05 0.32 0.73 4 5HP 1
furniture
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
D PRINTING & STATIONERY
1 Exercise 2400 1500 20000 3.00 0.90 2.10 4 3HP 1
& Nos.
Note Books
E RUBBER & PLASTICS
1 vulcanizing 2400 1500 7500 0.10 0.03 0.07 2 1Hp 1
F FERROUS & NON FERROUS
1 General 2400 1200 450MT 6.00 1.80 4.20 8 15HP 1
fabrications s
G JOB WORK & REPAIRS
1 Electrical 600 600 300Nos 0.75 0.23 0.52 2 1HP 1
pumps &
motors
2 Two 2400 1200 3000 1.50 0.45 1.05 4 0 1
Wheelers Nos
3 Electrical & 2400 1200 1500No 2.00 0.60 1.40 4 1Hp 1
electronic s
house hold
durables
H OTHER SERVICES
1 Photo 450 450 5000 1.20 0.70 0.50 2 0 1
studios Photos
2 Tailoring 200 200 2400 0.45 0.14 0.31 3 0 4
Pcs
3 DTP 150 150 25000 1.50 0.45 1.05 3 1HP 1
Pages
4 Photocopy 150 150 1 Lakh 1.00 0.30 0.70 2 1HP 1
sheets
TOTAL 24
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CHAPTER – III
ACTION PLAN FOR PROMOTING INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT
The quantity and quality of the resources available in the taluk will be analysed in the
coming chapters. Based on the infrastructures available in the taluk probable potential
industries, which may come up in the taluk, has been identified and mentioned in
Chapter-II. It is not only sufficient to identify industries which are having scope for
development, but it is equally necessary to draw a detailed action plan to promote
industries in the taluk. Therefore, the following action plan is drawn to encourage
setting up of industries by the entrepreneurs.
It is proposed to conduct industrial seminars, entrepreneurship awareness programmes
and EDPs in the taluks every year so as to create awareness among the pubic in setting
up of industries.
Schemes such as Prime Minister Rozgar Yojana, Yashaswini Yojana, KVIC Margin
Money Scheme, New Industrial Policy of Incentives & Concessions etc., are to be
utilized for promotion of industries.
The provision made in the taluk credit plan of every year for Tiny & SSI units can be
best made use of by the entrepreneurs in setting up of the industries.
The District Level Single Window Agency helps in solving the delays, bottlenecks to
be faced by the entrepreneurs while setting up of their industries. Taluk Level Single
Window Agency can be set up to solve the bottleneck to be traced by the entrepreneurs
in the taluk.
In respect of units which have become sick and which can be re-habilitated with a
small amount of assistance by financial agencies and other departments, re-habilitation
of such units can be extended the sick unit re-habilitation facility.
Infrastructure facility of industrially developed land and Industrial Estates/Areas
wherever possible can be extended in setting up of industries.
Industrial exhibition may be organised in the taluk to exhibit and sell the products of
small scale, Khadi village industries.
An exclusive showroom may be opened by DIC/KSSIMC in the taluk to sell the
products of small scale, Khadi and village industries
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Study tours of industrialists and prospective entrepreneurs to important industrial areas
/towns in and outside the state may be organised to provide them an opportunity to
study the functions of the industries.
Assistance of SISI may be obtained to provide training in Consumer chemical
products, glass and ceramic products leather products, etc., to prospective
entrepreneurs.
Most of the existing rice mills and animal feed units are having obsolete technology.
Hence it is suggested that these mills may be encouraged to modernise their plants so
as to increase their productivity.
In order to improve the quantity of the products of the small scale Industries they may
be encouraged to adopt the quality norms, viz, ISO 9000, etc, to enable them to sustain
the competition arising out of globalization and the advent of the products manufacture
by the MNC’s
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CHAPTER- IV
CREDIT PLAN 2006-2007
Under the lead bank scheme the Credit planning exercise every year assumes lot of
importance for ensuring balanced credit flow to all potential sectors. The relaxation of
Service Area Approach by the Reserve Bank of India has given further fillip to the
rural lending by providing level playing field for the bankers and easy access for the
rural borrowers to any bank of their choice. The District Credit Plan(DCP) for 2006-07
has been drawn taking into account the above relaxation based on the Potential Linked
Plan prepared by the NABARD and the credit requirement under various Government
sponsored schemes
The following are the achievement of credit targets from banks under District Credit
Plan 2005-2006 in the district
Under District Credit Plan 2005-06
Allocated Annual Achieved % of
Sector No. of Amount Target up to achieve
Accounts (Rs. In (Rs In December ment
Lakhs) Corers) 2005
(Rs In Corers)
SSI 873 1500.98 11.67 6.92 59
The following is the achievement of credit targets from individual banks under Annual
Credit Plan for the quarter ended December 2005 and Annual Credit Plan for 2006-
2007
Bank wise performance-Target/Achievement under annual credit plan for the
quarter ended December 2005 and Credit plan for 2006-2007
Sl.No Name of the SSI SSI
bank Credit plan 2005-2006 Credit plan 2006-2007
Target Achievement % Account Amount
Rs Rs Rs in 000’s
Lakhs Lakhs
1. Allahabad 0.50 0.00 0 0 0
Bank
2. Andhra Bank 3.00 0.00 0 4 600
3. Bank of India 6.00 0.00 0 6 800
4. Canara Bank 58.55 55.66 95 89 11430
5. Corporation 6.00 0.00 0 20 2800
Bank
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6. CBI 2.10 0.65 31 5 200
7. Indian Bank 0.00 0.00 0 2 1000
8. IOB 6.10 0.00 0 16 1468
9. Karnataka 7.40 0.50 7 24 840
Bank
10. Lakshmi Vilas 38.00 34.29 90 6 5000
Bank
11. PNB 8.50 0.00 0 4 1060
12. SBI 12.35 10.80 87 30 4810
13. SBM 214.10 126.25 59 143 20260
14. Syndicate 46.15 222.53 482 79 5660
Bank
15. South Indian 7.50 0.00 0 10 1000
Bank
16. Vijaya Bank 108.30 24.24 22 190 14070
17. ING Vysya 5.00 7.97 159 10 900
Bank
Total 529.55 482.89 91 638 71898
18 VGB 31.55 25.71 81 104 5840
19 KSCARD 25.13 13.32 53 74 5860
Bank
20 KSIC Bank 0.00 0.00 0 16 23000
21 MDCC Bank 15.00 0.00 0 10 5000
Total Co-of 40.13 13.32 33 100 33860
Bank
22 KSFC 235.00 170.25 72 31 38500
GRAND 836.23 692.17 83 873 150098
TOTAL
The following is the Block wise and Sector wise credit plan for 2006-2007
Block Wise and Sector Wise Credit Plan 2006-2007
(Rs in 000s)
Pandavapura
Sector No. Amt
SSI 107 7575
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PART –B
CHAPTER-V
TALUK / DISTRICT AT A GLANCE
(Facts and Figures)
Taluk District
1 Geographical area 542.70 4961
(Sq.Kms).
2 Number of Hoblis 3 31
3 No. of inhabited 142 1369
villages
4 No. of Towns 1 8
5 No. of Grama 24 232
Panchayats
6 Average rain fall 645.9 623.19
(mm)
7 Main rivers & Loka pavani Cauvery,Hemavathi,
tributaries Lokapavani,
Simsha,Veeravyshnavi
8 Number of villages 140 1395
Electrified
9. Land Utilization
(Area in Hectares)
a Geographical area 52743 498244
b Net sown area 31489 301994
c Fallow land 9760 56749
d Non-agriculture & 7595 82411
barren land
e Other cultivated 8535 83322
land
f Forest area 2051 24765
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10 (a). Crops Grown –
(Crop wise)
i Food Crops Paddy, Ragi, jowar Paddy, Ragi,
Maize, Jowar
ii Pulses Tur Tur, Gram
iii Commercial Crops Sugarcane, Ground Sugarcane, Ground
nut, nut, Sunflower
(b). Crops Grown – Area wise
(Area in Hectares)
i Food Crops 19833 164044
ii Pulses 4899 38899
iii Commercial Crops 5029 49897
11. Horticulture
(a).Crops Grown –
Crop Wise
i Fruit Crops Mango, Jack fruit, Mango, Banana,
Papaya, Banana, Sapota, Jack
Sapota, Water melon fruit,
Citrus, Papaya
ii Vegetable Crops Gourds, Tomato, Beans,
Tomato,Brinjal,Beans, Gourds, Ladies
Khol Varieties, Ladies finger, Brinjal,
Finger, Onions Khol varieties,
raddish, onion.
iii Spice Crops Tamarind, Garlic, Pepper,
Dry Chillies, Tamarind,
Ginger,
Turmeric,
Garlic, Dry
Chillies,
Coriander,
Vanilla
iv Garden / Plantation Coconut, Arecanut, Coconut,
Crops Arecanut,
Betelvine, Oil
palm, Cocoa,
Cashew
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(b). Crops Grown – Area Wise
(Area in Hectares)
iFruit crops 694 11734
iiVegetable crops 837 12878
iiiSpice crops 43 2061
iv Garden/Plantation 2133 41420
crops
v Commercial flowers 34 1157
vi Aromatic plants 3 4
12. Mineral resources
(a). Type of Minerals available
Building Stone,Felsite Building Stone, Quartz,
Ornamental Stone,
Felsite
(b). Quantity of Minerals
Mined
75790MT,350MT 420500MT,1070MT,167
3CBM,
522MT
.
13. Sericulture
(a) Mulberry growing area 2004- 291.43 10000.
05(Hectares)
(b) Cocoon production 2004-05: 226.788 ( 8566.973 Tonnes
Tonnes)
14 (a). Forest - 2051 Hectares 24765 Hectares
(b). Important Forest Produces:
Eucalyptus, Tamrind, Eucalyptus,Tamarind,
Galnut Galnut
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15. Livestock resources
(In Numbers)
i Poultry 48811 735288
ii Cattle 32088 314334
iii Buffalo 13693 169660
iv Sheep 31811 350730
v Goat 20340 209925
vi Pig 943 9642
vii Others 7615 69082
viii Total livestock 155265 1858661
16. Water resources & Irrigation
(Area in Hectares)
(a) Sources of irrigation -
i By Canals 10240 91228
ii By Tanks 562 14234
iii By Wells 1209 14507
iv By Borewells 867 8487
v By Others 48 1889
(b) Net irrigated area 12926 130345
17. Fisheries
a) Fish catch tanks --- 846
(Nos)
b) Fish production 676 6720.96 Tonnes
(Tonnes)
18. Human resources
(a) Population
(In Numbers)
Male 87458 888034
Female 87551 875671
Total 175009 1763705
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(b) Density of population(per sq. kms): 322 356
(c) Sex ratio females per 1000 males: 1001 986
(d) Literates (In Numbers)
: Male 51168 551271
Female 36202 400189
Total 87370 951460
(e) Literacy rate(in %) :Male 66.8 70.5
Female 46.7 51.5
Total 56.7 61.0
(f) Occupation structure
(In Numbers)
i Cultivators 53784 411246
ii Agricultural labors 18873 206011
iii Artisans 511 10908
iv Workers
Main 72444 682440
Marginal 17822 157979
Total 90266 840419
v Other services 16170 205475
vi Non workers 84743 923286
19. Existing Industrial Estates/Areas/Industries etc.,
(In Numbers)
(a)
i Industrial Estates(KSSIDC) 1 6
ii) Industrial Sheds(KSSIDC) 8 134
b) ---
i) Industries Areas (KIADB) 2
ii) Industrial Plots --- 189
c) Factories 1 53
d) Registered SSI units 751 7881
e) Medium & large scale Units 1 13
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20. Other Infrastructures
(In Numbers)
(a) Railways ( In Kms.)
(i) Stations 2 12
(ii) Broad Gauge 10 69
(b) Roads ( In Kms.)
i) National Highways -- 18
ii) State Highways 65.50 459.12
iii) Major District Roads 147.40 1390.87
iv) Village Roads 1142.52 11331..03
v) Total Road Length 1693.02 17016.09
(c) Motor vehicles 5358 84695
(d) Commercial banks 9 103
(e) DCCB’s 7 46
(f) PCARDB’s 1 7
(g) Grameena Banks 3 25
(h) Engineering Colleges -- 1
(i) Polytechnics 1 3
(j) ITI ’s
(i)Govt. ---- 5
(ii) Private ------- 10
(k) Primary schools 189 1880
(l) High schools 18 216
(m) Pre-university 9 85
Colleges
(n) General colleges 1 14
(o) Libraries 16 170
(p) Post Offices 34 365
(q) Telegraph offices 14 135
(r) Telephone
Exchanges/Towers
i) BSNL 6 65
ii) Private (Spice) -- 2
(s) Telephone Lines
Land lines (BSNL) 4024 53431
i) Mobiles ------ 12592
ii) Public Call Offices ------ 6246
iii) Internet ------ 365
iv) Private
v) (Spice) – ------ 4500
Mobile
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(t) Self-help groups 540 4780
(u) a) Hospitals
i) Allopathy 1 8
ii) Indian System of
Medicine --- 13
Total 1 21
b) Medical Shops 31 381
( c ) Blood Banks --- 3
(v) Police stations
i) General 1 27
ii) Railways -- 1
iii) Outpost 2 12
Total 3 40
(w) Fire stations -- 3
(x) Cinema Theatres
i) Permanent 3 23
ii) Temporary 4 32
Total 7 55
(y) Regulated Markets 1 16
(z) Net Savings% 6 37
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CHAPTER – VI (a )
SAILENT FEATURES OF MANDYA DISTRICT
1. Location:- Mandya comes under the group of districts known as the
maidan (plain) districts and is situated in the southern part of the Karnataka
State and to the North of Mysore district of which it once formed a part.
The district lies between 76 to 19 and 77 20 East longitude and 1213
and 1314 North latitude.
2. Area:- Mandya district occupies the 18th place in the State in respect of
area with 4961 Sq.Kms., constituting 2.59% of the total area of the
State.
3. Boundaries:- It is bounded on the North by Hassan and Tumkur
districts on the East by Tumkur and Bangalore districts, on the South by
Mysore district and on the West by Hassan and Mysore districts.
4. Administrative set up:- Mandya district comprises of 7 taluks viz., K.R
Pet, Maddur, Malavalli, Mandya, Nagamangala, S.RPatna and
Pandavapura. This district was created on 1.7.1939 by bi-furcating
Mysore district and Mandya town as Headquarters. There are two sub-
divisions. Mandya Sub-division consists of Mandya, Maddur and
Malavalli taluks while Pandavapura sub-division consists of K.R Pet,
Nagamangala, Pandavapura and Srirangapatna taluks. Incidentally,
these two sub-divisions have been adopted without any change by the
District Industries Centre (DIC) for the purpose of administering
industrial promotion/development work. From 1.4.1987 the general
administration of the district including industrial development at the
apex is being looked after by the Zilla parishad, which is an elected
body. The President of the Parishad has been accorded the status of a
Cabinet Minister of the State. The Zilla Parishad has a Secretariat
headed by Senior Govt. Official belonging to IAS designated as Chief
Secretary of the Zilla Parishad. Down below, there are various district
level officers of the State Government to perform/execute the various
regulatory/development functions assigned to them. The DIC is one
such district level office headed by an official of the State Government
designated as Joint Director with whom a number of functional
Managers and, Deputy Director Astt. Directors work for the promotion
and development of industrial and commercial enterprises in the district.
5. Physical features:- Except for a small but distinct ridge like rail range
on the south eastern edge of the district, which is an extension of
Biligiriranga Hill range of the adjoining Mysore district, the whole of
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Mandya district is a plateau of heights ranging between 2500 to 3000
feet above sea level.
6. Climate and rainfall:-The district experiences 4 seasons in a year viz.,
(a) Dry winter season from December to February when there will be
bright but mild sunny weather (b) Hot summer season from March to
May (c) south west monsoon season from June to September and (d)
post monsoon season during October and November months of the year.
The normal average rainfall of the district has been found to be 63.0 mm
per year. Though the district receives rain intermittently from April to
November the downpour is most intensive during October.
7. Soil :- The soil in the district is not known for its original fertile quality.
Its water holding quality is low because of its highly bleached red sandy
loam interspersed with some red clay loams. This poor quality of the
soil is however made good to some extent by a well planned irrigation
system which ensures perennial water supply to agronomic activities.
8. Rivers and streams network:- There is a good network of rivers and
streams in Mandya district which ensures perennial water supply for the
perpetual sustenance of living beings in the district. There are 5 rivers
flowing through the district viz., Cauavery, Hemavathi, Lokapavani,
Shimsha and Veervasihavani and six streams viz. Nidasaletore, Hebbala,
Bhima, Handihalla, Amruthur and Bingenahalli. A notable feature of
this water spread is its contribution to the generation of electric power at
Shivanasumudra, besides enabling a long irrigation canal system
through the district.
9. Cropping pattern:- The main food crops grown in the district are ragi,
paddy and jowar. The important commercial crops cultivated ae
sugarcane, coconut and arecanut. Groundnut, sunflower, castor,
seasamum and neizer are the important oil seeds grown in the district.
Horse gram,black gram, green gram, tur, avare and bengalgram are the
chief varieties of pulses grown in the district.
Paddy is grown in all the taluks of the district. However, the principal
paddy growing taluks are Mandya, K.R.Pet, Malavali, SRPatna and
Maddur. Ragi is grown in Nagamangala, K.R.Pet, Maddur and Malavalli
taluks, while jowar is grown in Pandavapura, SR patina taluks. Minor
millets are grown in Nagamangala and Malavalli taluks. Pulses are
grown in K.R.Pet, Nangamangala, Mandya and Pandavapura while
sugarcane is grown in abundance in Mandya,Maddur and K.R Pet
taluks, while a large chunk of coconuts are grown in these taluks. Area
and production of various crops grown in the district during 2004-05 are
furnished below:-
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Production of Various Crops Grown in the District During
2004-05
S.No. Name of the Crop Area in Prodn. In
Hectares tonnes
1 Paddy 91885 305847
2 Ragi 66654 116519
3 Jowar 1278 1917
4 Maize 4116 14406
5 Tur 1245 614
6 Gram 49 20
7 Sugarcane 28233
3670290
8 Oil Seeds 21659 15757
(Source:- District at a glance 2004-2005)
The production of crops like sugar cane, pulses, oilseeds, cereals and
coconut have increased substantially during the last decade. This has paved
way for comfortable food stock position in the district. This is mainly due to
availability of Cauvery water from the Krishanarajasagar dam. With more
and more of area under cultivation being on the increase ever year the food
stock position will also improve.
10. Income of the district:- According to a provisional computation made
by the Bureau of Economics and Statistics, Govt. of Karnataka the net
domestic product i.e. the net income at constant prices (1993-94) of
Mandya district during 2002-03, the income data was Rs.155857 Lakhs.
The contribution of agriculture was Rs. 51859 lakhs (33.27%). As
against this the contribution of manufacturing sector was 14902 lakhs
(9.56%). The involvement of other sectors are furnished in the table
below
NET INCOME OF THE MANDYA DISTRICT AT CONSTANT
PRICES(1993-94)
Sl.No. Sector Rs. In Lakhs % of the
Total
a) Agriculture 51859 33.27
b) Forestry and logging 3571 2.29
c) Fishing 541 0.35
d) Mining and Quarrying 12 0.01
e) Manufacture (a) Registered 6859 4.40
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(b) Un-registered 8043 5.16
f) Construction 15735 10.10
g) Electricity, Gas and Water 1321 0.85
supply
h) Railways 965 0.62
i) Transport by other means 1867 1.20
j) Storage 63 0.04
k) Communication 7660 4.91
l) Trade, Hotels and Restaurants 18582 11.92
m) Banking & Insurance 6009 3.86
n) Real Estate etc. 12678 8.13
o) Public Admn. 4036 2.59
p) Other services 16056 10.30
Total 155857 100.00
(Source: Bureau of Economics & Statistics, Govt. of Karnataka)
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(b) SALIENT FEATURES OF THE TALUK
1. LOCATION Pandavapura taluk is surrounded by K.R Pet,
Nagalamangala, Mandya and Srirangapatna, of Mandya District and part
of Mysore District.
2. ADMINISTRATIVE SET UP OF INDUSTRIES DEPARTMENT
This taluk is coming under Pandavapura sub-division. In taluks,
Industrial Extension Officers /Industrial Promotion Officers are there to
look after the development of Industries. They are working in Taluk
Panchayat Office. In addition to this, Deputy Director Khadi and Village
Industries under Rural Industries Department will be there in the district,
who will also look after the development of Industries
3. PHYSICAL FEATURES
Major portion of the taluk is a plateau of height ranging between 750 and
900 meters above the mean sea level.
4. CLIMATE AND RAIN FALL
The taluk experiences 4 seasons in a year viz.,
Dry winter season from December to February when there will be
bright but mild sunny weather.
Hot/Summer season from March to May
South west monsoon season from June to September, and
Post monsoon season during October and November
The normal average rainfall of the taluk is 645.9 mm. Though the taluk
receives rain intermittently from April to November, the downpour is most
intensive during October.
5. SOIL
The soil in the taluk is bleached red sandy loam variety interspersed with
some red clay loam. The soil is not known for its original fertile quality and
its water holding quality is poor. This poor quality of the soil is however
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made good to some extent by irrigation system, which ensures perennial
water supply to agricultural activities.
6.RIVERS
Loka Pavani river is flowing in the taluk. However, canals of Cauvery
water projects made Pandavapura taluk green.
7. CROPS
Taluk is mostly irrigated. Both Kharif & Rabi crops are grown in the taluk.
The main crops grown in the taluk are paddy, ragi, sugarcane, vegetables,
and coconut.
TOURIST/ATTRACTION
Transport facilities are available to visit the tourist places. Boarding and
Lodging facilities are also available
The following are the tourist places of the taluk.
Pandavapura This town is about 35 Kms from Mandya. It was used
as military base during Tippu and Hyder’s regime.
French’s have also used this place as military base.
Hence Pandavapura is nick named as “French Rock”
Malukote It is about 25Kms from Pandavapura and 30 Kms from
Mandya town. It is given in epics that Sri Ramanuja
Charya had lived 14 years in this place. Sri Cheluva
Narayana Swami temple is there in this place.
“VYRAMUDI UTSAV” will take place during April
month of every year in which about 1 lakhs people will
participate in this function.
Tonnuru kere Tonnuru is about 6 Kms from Pandavapura. It was the
summer capital of Hoysalas. This tank is shining like a
pearl in the sun light. Hence it is called as “pearl lake”.
A big tank is there which is very much suitable for
boating. Several historical temples are located around
this tank.
Kunthi Betta It is about 5 Kms from Pandavapura Chikka Betta,
which is a witness to so many happenings of
“Mahabharatha”. A fine environment is there between
two hills which is a learning center for mountain
climbers.
Chinakurali It is an historical place during 1771 Hyderali defeated
Marathas here. A Hunaman temple is there.
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RESOURCE BASE
An analysis of resources available in the taluk is essential in the preparation
of Industrial Development Perspective Plan. Proper utilization of this
potential wealth can promote industrial development, better utilization of
agricultural produce and provides employment to the local people.
7. (a) HUMAN RESOURCES
As per 2001 census the total population of the taluk was 175009. Male
population was 87458, which accounts to 49.97%while the female
population was 87551, which accounts to50.03% of the total population of
the taluk. Out of the above 18310 persons i.e 10.46% live in urban areas,
while 156699 persons i.e. 89.54% live in rural area. Among the taluks of
Mandya district, Pandavapura taluk has the sixth highest population. The
density of population in the taluk is 322 persons per Sq.km, which is less
than the district average of 356 persons per Sq.km.
Details Regarding Human Resources can be seen from the following table
as of 2004-05
Sl.No. Particulars (In numbers)
i. Population 17500
Male 87458
Fe-male 87551
ii. Workers 72444
iii. Part-time Workers 17822
iv. Density per Sq.Km. 322
(Source: Mandya District at a Glance 2004-05)
Educational Background
Literacy is one of the parameters to measure the level of entrepreneurship.
As per the 2001 census the total number of literates in the taluk was87370,
which roughly work out to 57% of the taluk populations. There are 51168
i.e 66.8% male literates and 36202 i.e 46.7% female literates
Details regarding Education Institutions can be seen from the following
table as of 2004-05
(In Numbers)
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i. Primary Schools 189
Students 22685
ii. High Schools 18
Students 7628
iii. Pre-University Colleges 9
Students 1933
iv. Degree Colleges 1
Students 542
v. Polytechnic Colleges 1
Students 195
vi. Libraries 16
(Source: Mandya District At a Glance 2004-20005)
Since good numbers of educated and qualified persons are available in the
taluk, there is scope for Desktop publishing, General engineering industries,
Food processing industries, Agro-based industries and various types of
Repairs & services etc.
7(b) MINERAL RESOURCES
7.1 Land Holdings: There are 87,175 land holdings in the taluk. Following
table indicates the category land holdings of the farmers in Mandya taluk
during 2004-2005
Category Wise Land Holdings of Farmers in the taluk
S.No Category Number Area in % to total
Hectares
1 Less than 1 Hectare 34177 13246 77.09
(medium)
2 1-2 Hectares (small) 7463 10212 16.83
3 2-4 Hectares(Semi 2357 6152 5.32
medium)
4 4-10 Hectares(medium) 329 1696 0.74
5 10 hectares and 9 109 0.02
above(Large)
6 Total 44335 31415 100.00
(Source: Mandya district at a Glance)
It can be seen from the above table that the majority of the farmers are
owing less than 1 hector of and which is followed by farmers owning 1-2
hectares. Small land holdings may come in the way of mechanization in the
agricultural operation resulting in low yield per hector
7.2.1 Water resources & Irrigation facilities
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The irrigation facilities in the taluk are dominated by canal, tanks, wells &
bore wells. Pandavapura taluk is irrigated to the extent of 41.05% of the
total sown area. Out of which 79.22% is irrigated by canals.
The existing irrigation facilities of the taluk can be seen from the following
table as of 2004-05
Sl.No. Particulars (Area in Hectares) % of irrigation
source
1 Canals 10240 79.22
2 Tanks 562 4.35
3 Wells 1209 9.35
4 Borewells 867 6.71
5 Other sources 48 0.37
Total 12926 100.00
(Source: Mandya District At a Glance 2004-05)
7.2.2Pump Sets
5072 pumpsets are energised in the taluk.
7.3 Agriculture resources
Agriculture is one of the main and important activity in the taluk and it is
the back bone of the taluk. It is dependent on canal irrigation, rainfall, well
and tank irrigation.
7.3.1 Food crops
The major food crops grown are Paddy, Ragi, and Jowar. Food crops are
being grown in 19833 hectares of land of which the main crop is paddy.
The following Table shows the food crops grown area wise and quantity
wise as of 2004-05.
Sl.No. Names of Crops (Area in (Quantity in
Hectares) MTs.)
1 Paddy 9349 31119
2 Ragi 9510 16625
3 Maize 10 35
4 Jowar 964 1446
Total 19833 49225
(Source: Mandya District At a Glance 2004-05)
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Based on these resources there is scope for promoting industries like Huller
& Flour mills, Vermicelli, Biomas briquetting etc.
7.3.2. Pulses
Pulses are being grown in 4899 hectares of land. The following Table
shows the pulses grown in the taluk area wise as of 2004-05.
Sl.No. Names of Crops (Area in Hectares)
i Tur 245
ii Others 4654
Total 4899
(Source: Mandya District At a Glance 2004-05)
As the production of other pulses are more, Bakery items can be prepared.
As such, Bakery Industries can come up
7.3.3 Commercial crops
The major commercial crops are sugarcane, sericulture, groundnut and to
lesser extent sun flower. Commercial crops are being grown in 5029
Hectares of land of which main crop is Sugarcane with total production
capacity of 498550 MTs.
The following Table shows the commercial crops grown area wise &
quantity wise as of 2004-05.
Sl.No. Names of Crops (Area in Hectares) (Quantity in
MTs.)
1 Sugar cane 3835 498550
2 Oil seeds 1194 869
Total 5029 499419
(Source: Mandya District At a Glance 2004-05)
Based on these resources there is scope for promoting industries like
Jaggery, Sugarcane Juice canning, Biomas briquetting etc.
7.4 HORTICULTURAL RESOURCES
7.4.1 Fruits
The major fruits grown are Mango, Banana, Jack fruit, and others. Fruits
are being grown in 694 Hectares of land.
The following Table shows the fruits grown area wise as of 2003-04.
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Sl.No. Names of Crops (Area in
Hectares)
1 Mango 410
2 Banana 133
3 Guava 1
4 Sapota 30
5 Jack 75
6 Water melon 35
7 Papaya 29
8 Pomegranate 3
9 Citrus fruits 13
10 Musk melon 7
(Source: Horticulture Department, Mandya)
Based on these resources there is scope for industries like Banana chips,
Jack fruit processing units, Mango juice and other fruit processing, etc.
7.4.2 Vegetables
The major vegetables grown are Tomato, Beans, Khol crops, Gourd
varieties, Brinjal, Ladies finger, Leafy vegetables and others. Vegetables
are being grown in 837 hectares of land.
Details can be seen in the following Table as of 2003-04.
Sl.No. Names of Crops (Area in
Hectares)
1 Tomato 223
2 Pumpkin 8
3 Brinjal 83
4 Gourd varieties 49
5 Cucumber 11
6 Khol crops 101
7 Ladies finger 15
8 Beans 133
9 Radish 11
10 Leafy vegetables 23
(Source: Horticulture Department, Mandya)
Based on these resources there is scope for industries like Tomato
ketchup/sauce, Vegetable processing and exports.
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7.4.3 Plantation
The major plantation crops grown are coconut and to a very less extent
Arecanut. Plantation crops are being grown in 2133 hectares of land.
The following Table shows the plantation crops grown in the taluk, area
wise as of 2003-04.
Sl.No. Names of crops (Area in Hectares)
1 Coconut 2078
2 Arecanut 46
3 Betelvine 7
4 Coco 2
(Source: Horticulture Department, Mandya)
Based on these resources there is scope for industries like Coir defibering,
Coir curling, Coir products, Tender coconut packing, Desiccated coconut
powder etc.
7.5 Sericulture resources
Sericulture is also an important occupation of the agriculturists in the taluk.
Total area of 291.43 hectares is covered under mulberry cultivation.
The details about Mulberry cultivation, Chawki rearing centers and Cocoon
production can be seen in the following table as of 2004-05.
Sl. Particulars (In Numbers)
No.
1 Mulberry cultivation (Hectares) 291
2 Cocoon production in (MTs ) 227
3 Value of silk produced (Rs in lakhs) 31
(Source: Sericulture Department, Mandya)
There is scope for silk reeling and silk twisting units.
7.6 Forest Resources
The taluk has forest area of 725 hectares, which is associated with the rocky
hills. The taluk is yielding minor forest produce. The forest department has
several plans and schemes to grow trees in the taluk, which helps to enrich
the degraded forest and also preserve the ecology and environment of the
taluk.
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Based on the available resource a few wooden furniture and cane units can
come up
7.7 .Animal Husbandry Resources
The major live stock resources are Sheep, Cow, Buffaloes, Goat, Poultry
and others. Total 155265 live stock is available in the taluk.
The following Table shows live stock resources in the Taluk as of 2003
Animal Census.
Sl.No. Animals (In Numbers)
1 Local Cows 22041
H.B Cows 10047
2 Buffaloes 13693
3 Sheep 31811
4 Goats 20304
5 Pigs 943
6 Dogs 7581
7 Poultry 48811
8 Others 34
Total 155265
(Source: Deptt. Of Animal Husbandry, Mandya)
Based on these resources there is scope for demand based industries like
Milk processing, Milk products, Mutton slaughtering.Bone mills, Meat
products, Skin products, Wool processing.
7.8 Fisheries
There are 676 Tonnes of fishes are available in the taluk per year.
Cirrhinamrugal, Labeo, Rohu, Catla, Silver carp, Grass crap varieties of
fishes are available.
Cold storage can be built up and fish processing industries can be set up.
7.9 Mineral Resources
The taluk has small pockets of Building stone, which are useful for
buildings. Other mineral resources are not of significant quantity.
The details can be seen in the following table as of 2004-05.
(In Tonnes)
Sl.No. Type of Mineral Quantity mined
1 Building stone,Felsite 75790,350
(Source: Mines & Geological Dept., Mineral Wing, Mandya)
There is scope for jelly quarrying and crushing units, table moulded bricks
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CHAPTER –VIII
EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES
A PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
8.1POWER
The electric power is the life-line of domestic, agriculture and industry in
modern times. The power infrastructure available in the taluk is as below: -
All the 140 villages in the taluk are provided with power connection.
Shortage of power is felt during summer seasons.
Category wise no of electric connections provided in the taluk as on
31.3.2005
S.NO. Category No. of Connections
a Domestic connections 33872
b Industrial 561
c Others 8272
d Pumpsets 5072
(Source: Executive Engineer, C.E.S.C Mandya)
There is only one power receiving station in Pandavapura taluk That is in
Pandavapura town with a capacity of 2X12.5 KVA.
The taluk has several power sub-stations to maintain the voltage and to
reduce the power problems.
8.2 Water for Industrial Use:
Plenty of water is available in the taluk as the canals of Cauvery river
projects are there in the taluk.
8.3 Transport -Roads
The taluk is having good road infrastructure 65 Kms state highways and
147 district roads are there in the taluk
Major roads in the taluk are: -
Pandavapura –Nagamangala Road
Pandavapura –K.R.pet Road
And other major roads
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The following table indicates the types and number of vehicles existing
in the Taluk.
Sl.No. Types of vehicles No. of vehicles
a) Motor cycles 4164
b) Motor cars 161
c) Jeeps 8
d) Auto rickshaws 139
e) Goods vehicles 250
f) Buses 4
g) Maxi cabs 30
h) Tractor/trailer 513
i) Miscellaneous 97
j) Total 5366
(RTO office, Mandya)
8.4 Railways
The taluk is having only 10 Kms., of Broad-gauge railway line and has 2
stations.
8.5 Ports/Airports
There are no Ports and Airports. Mysore City is about 22 Kms., away from
Pandavapura Town, where an Airport is coming up which acts as a catalyst
to Industrial Development of the Taluk. Bangalore Airport is about100
K.ms from Mandya Town. Manglore is about 480 Kms from Pandavapura
town, where a sea port is there
8.6 Tele-Communications
a) BSNL - 6 Telephone Exchanges and 4024 Land lines are there in
the taluk. 12592 Mobile lines and 6246 Public call offices are there in
the entire Mandya district.
b) Private
Two spice towers are there in the Mandya district.
4500 mobile lines are there for the District.
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8.7 INDUSTRIAL AREA AND SHEDS
8.7.1 KSSIDC SHEDS
The taluk has Industrial Estates at Pandavapura and with adequate
infrastructure facilities. The details can be seen from the following Table:-
KSSIDC Industrial Estate at Pandavapura
Sl.No. Particulars Total
(In numbers)
1 Extent of Industrial Estates(acres) 5
2 sheds constructed 8
3 sheds distributed 4
4 sheds vacant 2
5 sheds functioning 2
6 sheds not functioning 4
7 plots developed: 4
8 plots allotted : 1
9 plots vacant 3
10 Plots in which activities is not carried on 1
8.8 Financial Intuitions and Credit Facilities
The taluk is having good financial institution network. There are nearly
182 lending institutions available in the taluk. The number of branches of
credit institutions functioning in the taluk is Commercial banks 9 branches,
RRB 3 branches. DCCB 4 branches, PCARDB 1 branch, 23 agricultural
lending societies, 46 other co-operative societies.
(a) -Details of all the lending institutions
Sl.No. Financial Institution Pandavapura
1 Commercial Banks 9
2 Rural banks 3
3 Co-operative banks 4
4 PCARDB banks 1
5 Agri. Lending Societies 23
6 Milk Co-operative Societies 96
7 Other Co-operative Societies 46
Total 182
(Source: Mandya District At a Glance 2004-05)
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Vijaya Bank is the Lead Bank of the District. The details of the banks and
other financial institutions can be seen from the following Table.
(b)List of banks in the taluk
Sl.No. Name of the Bank No. of Branches
1 Corporation Bank 1
2 Indian Overseas Bank 1
3 KSCARD Bank 1
4 MDCC Bank 7
5 State Bank of Mysore 5
6 Vijaya Bank 2
7 VGB 3
Total 20
(Source: Vijaya Bank, Mandya (Lead Bank)
8.8.1Karnataka State Financial Corporation:
It is a regional industrial Bank set up by the Govt. of Karnataka to provide
financial assistance to small scale and medium industries. KSFC has one
branch in the district is located at Mandya Town.
8.8.2 Agriculture finance:
The agriculturists in the Pandavapura taluk are getting their financial
requirement through Primary Land Development Bank and Agriculture
Cooperative Bank. There are 4 other Cooperative Banks in the taluk. They
have given loan to the tune of Rs. 39.91 lakhs. There is 1 Primary Land
Development Bank and it has given a loan of Rs 24.46 lakhs, In addition,
there are 46 Agriculture Credit cooperatives Societies function in the taluk.
All these banks and Societies are providing agriculture finance to farmers in
the taluk to meet their credit requirements used for irrigating agriculture
land as well as drinking water.
8.9Handloom and Textiles Department:
There are about 65 Handlooms are there with a capital investment of Rs.13
lakhs and giving employment to 130 persons in the Taluk
8.10.1 KHADI & VILLAGE INDUSTRIES BOARD (KVIB)
The Board is advancing loans to small scale cottage industries. It is also
giving subsidies to start small scale cottage industries. It has financed
finances to Jaggery making units, carpentry and black smithy, village
pottery, Agarbathi, non-edible oils, cereals processing, khadi, burnt lime,
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etc. Under this scheme, the board has advanced Rs.1160474 loan and Rs.
114655 subsidy to 33 industries.
The following Table gives the details: -
Amount in Rupees
Sl.No. Name of Industry Units Loan Grants
(nos) (in (in
rupees) rupees)
1 Carpentry & Blacksmith 5 400400 32200
2 Pottery 5 91755 35555
3 Textiles 2 17800 ---
4 Cereal processor 4 44000 1000
5 Agarbathis 3 51000 ---
6 Skin 2 36750 8850
7 Cane & Bamboo 2 8700 200
8 Jaggery 1 27000 ---
9 Rural Oil 2 89550 800
10 Non-edible oil, Soaps 1 4250 ---
11 Copper & Brass 1 9000 ---
12 Training enterprises 1 10000 4000
13 Kadhi 2 334283 32050
14 Lime 1 9000 ---
15 Coir 1 26966 ---
Total 33 1160474 114655
(Source: KVIB, Mandya)
8.10.2GROUP BANK LOAN SCHEME
This scheme is there from 1.4.1995. Under this scheme, the Board has
distributed Rs.2270105 loan and margin money of Rs.8589245 to 8
industries.
The details are as follows: -
(In Rupees)
Name of the Industries Loan Margin
industry (in numbers) (in rupees) money(in
rupees)
Agarbathi 1 165200 59000
Jaggery mfg. 2 585000 225000
Pottery 1 37050 14250
Handmade paper 2 598855 220675
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Stone powder 1 598000 230000
Skin 1 286000 110000
Total 8 2270105 858925
(Source:KVIB,Mandya)
8.10.3 Rural Employment Generation Programme (REGP)
Under this scheme Rs.48,97,078 loan has been sanctioned from various
banks to 18 industries and Rs.13,83,619 has been released as margin
money from 2000-01 to 2004-05.
8.11 Agriculture Marketing
The agriculture produces grown in the area are generally brought to the
regulated market for fetching better process to the farmers. In Mandya
taluk, one main regulated market is their. The important commodities
brought to this market are paddy, ragi, ground nut, sun flower, coconut,
Tender coconut, Sheeps, Goats, and Jaggery, etc.
Warehouse and cold storage facilities are not available in the market
8.12Educational facilities
Various Educational Institutions are located in the Taluk. The details can
be seen from the following Table.
In numbers
Sl.No. Particulars Pandavapura
1 Primary Schools 189
Students 22685
2 High Schools 18
Students 7628
3 Pre-University Colleges 9
Students 1933
4 Degree Colleges 1
Students 542
5 Polytechnic Colleges 1
Students 195
6 Libraries 16
(Source: Mandya District At a Glance 2004-05)
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8.13 Container Freight Stations/Inland Container Depots.
There are no container freight stations/Inland container depots., in the taluk.
8.14Housing
Land, labour, building stones and Water are available for construction
activity in the taluk.
8.15nternet – BSNL:
There are 365 Internet connections in Mandya district.
8.16 Health & Family Welfare
The taluk is having 1 Allopathic & 1 Private Nursing Homes & Hospitals
and 6 Primary Health Centers with 4 Dispensaries, 1 Family Planning
Centers & 43 Sub-centers located all over the taluk providing good health
care facilities. 31 Medical shops are there.
8.17 Security
The taluk is having 1 General Police stations, 2 Outpost Police Station
located all over the taluk. The security in the taluk is well maintained.
8.18 Recreation
The taluk is having 7 theatres of which 3 are permanent. The taluk is
having good recreation facilities to all class and to all age of people. The
taluk is having good Indoor as well as Out door sports facilities. The taluk
is having very good spots, which can be utilized to the fullest extent in the
weekends.
B Social Infrastructure
Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurship is an important factor which
promotes industrial development in an particular area. There is lack of
entrepreneurship among the local people. They prefer to go for jobs ,rather
than to take risk of starting industries, which involve identifications of
suitable product lines and organization of land, labour and capital required
for establishing industrial enterprises. There is, therefore, need for
promoting entrepreneurship among the local people of the taluk and
motivating them to set up industries so that unemployment problem can be
solved to a great extent.
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For this purpose it is necessary to conduct Motivation Campaigns, MDPS,
SDPS, Entrepreneurship Development Programmes, Seminars, Exhibition,
Workshops, Clinics etc., in the taluk. These programmes may be organized
by District Industreis Centre, Mandya in association with
CEDOK,SISI,KSFC,Banks,NSIC,NABARD, wtc.
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CHAPTER –IX
EXISTING INDUSTSRIAL BASE
Assessment of the industrial base of the taluk
An analysis of the present industrial base of the taluk will enable us to understand the
extent to which the taluk has developed industrially and the type of industries that have
come up.
Pandavapura taluk is developing industrially. The economy of the taluk is mainly
agrarian. The main reason for slow growth has been attributed to lack of
entrepreneurship among the people. The people are reluctant to venture in the industrial
sphere. Another reason for slow progress of the industrial growth in the taluk is the
absence of adequate number of large scale units, which are capable of creating a sizeable
number of ancillary industries.
9.1(a) Status of Tiny/SSI units in the Taluk
The taluk has made some progress in the small scale sector. 751 Registered Small Scale
are there with a capital investment of 1372.18 lakhs providing employment to 2991
persons
Table below indicates the year wise growth of small scale industries in the taluk.
Year wise growth of SSI Units in the taluk
Sl.No Year Registered Investment in Employment
SSI Units Plant and (Numbers)
(in numbers) Machinery
(Rs.in lakhs)
1 Cumulative Total up to 554 835.35 2177
2000
2 2000-01 36 8572 141
3 2001-02 40 106.3 191
4 2002-03 33 135.16 153
5 2003-04 31 57.13 84
6 2004-05 25 73.66 82
7 2005-06 32 78.86 163
Total 751 1372.18 2991
(Source: Joint Director, DIC,Mandya)
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Growth of SSI units
10000
8000
6000
4000
2000
0
Cumulative
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
Total up to
2000
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Year wise
It can be observed from the above table and chart that the industrial growth is almost
steady during the year’s from 2001 to 2006. The following are the different types of
Small Scale Industries that have come up during 2001-06 in the taluk
Sl.No Type of Industry SSI units come up during 2001-
2006
(In numbers)
i. Food and Beverages 27
ii. Textiles 24
iii. Wood and wood products 10
iv. Printing and stationary 8
v. Glass and Ceramics 6
vi. Basic metal and metal products 1
vii. General Engineering 18
viii. Electrical and electronics 10
ix. Automobiles 3
x. Job work and repairs 15
xi. Other services 45
xii. Miscellaneous 30
Total 197
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No of SSI units came up during 2001-2006
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
Other services
Transport and
Job work and
Textiles
Leather and
Rubber and
Food and
Ferrous and
Glass and
Printing and
Electrical and
General
Basic metal
Miscellaneous
Chemicals
Automobiles
Wood and
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Category
9.1(b) Khadi and Village Industries
There are about 45 khadi and village industries in the taluk with a capital investment of
Rs. 4064 lakhs providing employment to 135 persons
9.1(c ) Details of Rural Artisans
In the taluk there are 511 Household artisans, mainly concentrating in the following
activities. The following Table gives the details of Artisans.
Details of rural artisans distributed in various crafts
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Sl.No. Artisan Craft Artisan Households
(In Numbers)
1 Carpentry 75
2 Goldsmiths and Silversmiths 01
3 Pottery 50
4 Tailoring 150
5 Blacksmiths 30
6 Mat weaving 20
7 Agarbathi 30
8 Laundry 10
9 Cobbler 20
10 Basket makers 10
11 Barbers 15
12 Coir Products 100
Total 511
9.2&3 Large, Medium, Multinational and Anchor Industries in the Taluk
There are only 4 major industries in the taluk. One sugar, one biotech, one power
generation and one chemical industries are there. Out of which, chemical industry is
closed. The details of which are as follows:-
Large and medium scale industries
Rs. In Lakhs
Sl. Name & Address of the Products Status Emplo Invest
No. unit yment ment
1 Pandavapura Co-operative Sugar Working 594 5500.00
sugar Mill, near
Pandavapura R.S,
Pandavapura
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9.4 Un Registered Units:
So far no systematic data is collected on the pattern of unregistered units in the
taluk/district/state. During the third All India Census, an attempt has been made to
collect data on unregistered units in the State. The data was collected on a sample basis.
However, it does not give the exact picture on number of unregistered units in a particular
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taluk. During 2001-02 there were 13887 (estimated) unregistered units were found
existing in the district. There is no information on investment and employment about
these units. Taluk information is not available. Discussions with Joint Director, DIC,
Mandya revealed than no factual data is available on unregistered unit in the Pandavapura
taluk. No attempts have been made to identify or the collect the data unregistered units. It
was informed to the survey team that every efforts have been made to register all types of
industries in the district. The District Industries Center may be directed to enumerate the
unregistered units in the taluk/district for assessing the total number of industries/
industry related activities.
9.4.1 Major economic activity in the UnOrganised sector
Apart from industry& agriculture, Tailoring, agarabathi rolling ,Carpentry, cobbling,
Black smithy, Barbering,Pottery,Mat weaving and Coir products making are considered
as economic activities in this area. The activities mentioned are also providing a gainful
employment to the masses in the unorganized sector. The workers need not have any
educational background. However, this adds in computing GDP/NDP of the district/
State.
Agarbathi rolling
It was observed during the field visit that a few uneducated men and women were
engaged in the agarbathi rolling raw agarbathies. This is providing a suitable employment
to the unorganized workers in the taluk/district.
Other economic activities
It is indicated in the net domestic product that professionals such as lawyers and
doctors,other workers like hotels, farm, retail shops, transport workers etc are also
contributing to the income of the state. Pandavapura is taluk having good number of
professionals like lawyers and doctors who are self-employed. There are good numbers
of hotels where considerable number of people are employed, which is also providing
gainful employment. It is needless to say that Pandavapura taluk is also in no way less in
providing large scale employment to the farm workers since agriculture is the main
livelihood of the population.
9.5 Projects cleared by State SWA
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Name and Name of the Name of Date of Invest Empl status Phone
address of factory and the Clearance ment oyme Numbers &
head office address Manufac (RS.c nt Contact
turing rores) name
activity
Atria Atria Tourisum 18-4-2005 650 37 Under 22257022/3
Brindavan Brindavan project- imple Mr.K.
Power Power Ltd. Heritage menta Nagaraju
Ltd.No. 1 Chikkayarahal Theme tion Director
Palace Road li Chinakurli project
Bangalore Hobli
north Pandavapura
Bangalore- 1 taluk
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SWOT ANALYSIS
10.1 .Strengths of the taluk
Pandavapura taluk is one of the agriculturally prosperous taluks in Mandya
District.
Pandavapura is having Broad-gauge Railway line of 10 Kms.
An Airport is coming up in Mysore City which is 22 Kms., away from
Pandavapura Town, acts as a catalyst to boost the industrial growth.
Airports are being constructed in all District Head Quarters in a phased manner.
Since Mandya is being a District Head Quarter, and is nearer to Pandavapura this
will boost the industrial growth of the taluk..
Construction of Bangalore-Mysore Infrastructure Corridor (BMIC) project with
the creation of 5 Townships also acts as a catalyst to boost the industrial growth of
the taluk.
Formation of two track railway line supported by electrification, a proposed plan,
if materializes acts as a catalyst to boost the taluk industrial growth.
It is proposed to construct Mono rail track in BMIC project. If it materializes, it
reduces the travel time and will boost the growth of industries in the taluk.
With the existing and upcoming Sugar mills, Chemical, Manufacturing units can
have raw material from these mills.
With lot of Bagasse available from sugar factories possibility of Mini paper mills
may also be explored. With plenty of molasses from sugar industries, the taluk
has scope for Poultry & Animal feed units.
Availability of water is good.
10.2 Weakness of the taluk
Lack of Initiatives and entrepreneurship since Mysore city is about 22 kms and
Bangalore city is about 120 Kms away from Pandavapura Town and since good
number of MNCS & BPO companies came up there, educated persons of this
taluk are seeking employment either in Bangalore or in Mysore, instead of starting
their own enterprises
Unhealthy competition among the same category of industries in the taluk has
resulted in large number of closed/sick industries such as Rice mills & Animal
feed units.
10.3 Opportunities in the taluk
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Having good communication network and technical education, IT enabled
services, Global positioning systems and Video conferencing will have good
scope.
Agricultural implements, tractor trailers and supporting General engineering
industries can be promoted.
Non-conventional energy sources like Briquetted fuel industries can be started
with the waste from Rice mills.
Pandavapura taluk has agriculturally potential area wherein agricultural produces
like Paddy, Sugarcane are abundantly available to promote agro and food based
industries in the taluk. Food and Agro based industries like Idli rava from rice,
ragi malt from ragi, canning of sugar cane juice from sugar cane, starch from
maize etc., have scope.
10.4 Threats in the taluk
Lack of committed labour force & costly labour.
Recession prevailing in general industries has resulted in poor interest for the
investment in industrial sector.
Lack of expertise and technical manpower in Nationalised banks and other banks
towards financing of the industries is a constraint for the promotion of industries.
KSFC also requires tune up for better approach & professional attitude.
Unhealthy competition among the industries led to the sickness and closure of the
industries such as Rice mills, Animal feeds etc.
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SALIENT FEATURES OF SCHEMES BEING IMPLEMENTED BY
VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS/AGENCIES OF STATE/CENTRAL GOVT
12.1 CEDOK
As in all the districts one CEDOK official by designation Dy. Resource Person is
working in Mandya. CEDOK conducts EDPs, EAPs, Women EDPs, EAPs, PMRY
EDPs etc.in the district.
12.2 VIBSETI
Vijaya Bank and Vijaya Rural Development Foundation have set up VIBSETI
(Vijaya Bank Self-employment Training Institute) in Mandya on the lines of
RUDSETI. The Institute organises residential training programmes, Skill
development programmes etc., and also assist them in securing financial help from
banks to set up their own self-employed enterprise in the district.
12.3 KVIC
KVIC is working in the Ministry of agriculture and Rural Industries , Govt. of India
which will look after the development of Khadi and village Industries in the Country.
It will monitor the work of KVIB of various states. A unit of KVIB is existing in the
Mandya Town, which is headed by Deputy Director, who will look after the
development of Khadi and village industries in the district.
12.4 Karnataka state Handloom Development Corporation (KHDC)
Karnataka State Handloom Development Corporation office is looking after the
development of Industries in Handloom Sector of the district. It established Khadi
Bhavans, Khadi Bhandars to procure and sell its products.
12.5 Karnataka Handicrafts Development Corporation (KHDC)
KHDC will look after development of Handicrafts Industries in the state. Its head
office is located in Bangalore .It also established so many handicrafts emporiums in
the state for the procurement and sale of handi crafts products.
12.6 LIDKAR
It is an orginasation exclusively looking after the development of Leather and Leather
related industries in the state
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MAJOR ANNUAL/SPECIAL EVENTS IN THE TALUK
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Pandavapura This town is about 35 Kms from Mandya. It was used as military
base during Tippu and Hyder’s regime. French’s have also used
this place as military base. Hence Pandavapura is nick named as
“French Rock”
Malukote It is about 25Kms from Pandavapura and 30 Kms from Mandya
town. It is given in epics that Sri Ramanuja Charya had lived 14
years in this place. Sri Cheluva Narayana Swami temple is there
in this place. “VYRAMUDI UTSAV” will take place during
April month of every year in which about 1 lakhs people will
participate in this function.
Tonnuru kere Tonnuru is about 6 Kms from Pandavapura. It was the summer
capital of Hoysalas. This tank is shining like a pearl in the sun
light. Hence it is called as “pearl lake”. A big tank is there which
is very much suitable for boating. Several historical temples are
located around this tank.
Kunthi Betta It is about 5 Kms from Pandavapura Chikka Betta, which is a
witness to so many happenings of “Mahabharatha”. A fine
environment is there between two hills which is a learning center
for mountain climbers.
Chinakurali It is an historial place during 1771 Hyderali defeated Maratas
here. A Hunaman temple is there.
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ANNEXURE-I
New Industrial Policy
The New Industrial Policy and the incentives package shall be deemed to have
come into effect from 1.4.2006 and will have a span of five years there from i.e.
up to 31.03.2011.
1. Introduction:
1.1 Karnataka is one of the top 5 industrialized States in the country. It has a
history of pioneering industrial development initiatives since the time of the
Princely State of Mysore and subsequently in the post independence era. The state
was the first in the country to have brought out a state industrial policy during
1983, followed by successive State Industrial Policies in 1988, 1990, 1996 and in
2001.
1.2 During the just concluded 2001-06 Industrial Policy period, investment
approvals of mega projects [with investments of over Rs.50 cores each] by the
State High Level Clearance Committee [SHLCC] and large & medium projects by
the State Level Single Window Agency [SLSWA] have shown sustained
increase/growth. The number of projects approved by the SHLCC is 148 with an
investment of Rs.1,15.882 crores and employment potential of 4,90,869 persons.
During the same policy period 65,231 SSI units registered with Rs.2,079.62 cores
of investment and provide employment to 2,95,487 persons.
1.3 The State GDP growth rate during 2005-06 is 8.7% with industrial sector
accounting for 18%. Having regard to this it is felt that the new policy should have
a mission to achieve GSDP growth of over 9%.
1.4 The industrial recession, which was prevalent upto 2002-03 has now given
way to increased investment & growth, as is evident in the year – wise investment
approvals by SHLCC & SLSWCC.
1.5 However, this increased flow of investment need to be supported with (i) On
demand infrastructure availability, (ii) Human resources for diverse sectors, (iii)
Single Window support and facilitation mechanism, so that the projects are
implemented expeditiously and go into a operation.
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1.6 Today, there is intense competition between States for attracting investments.
Investors naturally choose the state that offers best combination of (i) Industrial &
Social infrastructure, (ii) Human Resources, (iii) Technology savvy work force
and (iv)The Sate that offers “Ease of doing Business”.
1.7 The fiscal / taxation regime and incentives & Concession offered by the states,
Government of India also have important bearing on the locational decision of
Project.
1.8 His Excellency, the president of India Dr. A.P. J. Abdul Kalam, in his address
to the members of the Karnataka Legislature on 20-11.2005 on the occasion of
“Suvarna Karnataka celebrations” had advocated 11 Missions for Karnataka’s
prosperity of these Mission on Textiles, Bio-fuel , Agro processing and
Entrepreneurship and related to industries sector and addressed in this policy.
1.9 Government accords highest priority to the objectives of dispersal of industrial
investments in various backward regions/ districts of the State so that the fruits of
economic development and employment opportunities are shared by all segments
of society and in all parts of State in as equitable manner as possible.
1.10 The new Industrial policy 2006-211 attempts to address the above aspects in
a balanced manner.
2. Vision:
2.1 Policy to help facilitate the state achieve a GSDP growth of over 9%, Which in
turn call for an industrial sector growth of over 12%.
2.2 To focus on strengthening of the manufacturing industry in the State and to
increase it,s percentage share of the GSDP from the present average of 16.70% to
over 20% by the end of the policy period.
2.3 To achieve an increased share of Karnataka’s export in the National exports
from the present 15% to 20% by the end of the policy period.
2.4 To create additional employment generation to at least 10.00 lakh persons in
the manufacturing and service sectors during the policy period.
2.5 Promote diversified industrial base with strength in both old economy & new
economy fields.
2.6 Facilitate reduction of regional imbalance in the matter of economic
opportunities employment and growth.
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2.7 Endeavor to promote sustained industrial growth by facilitating accelerated
flow of investments.
2.8 In short, to promote sustained, growth oriented industrialization with
employment & revenue generation, for overall socio-economic development of the
State.
3. STRATEGY:
Keeping the above objectives in mind the Strategy for further industrialization of
the State during the next 5 years would be:
3.1 To classify various taluks of the State into 3 zones for the purpose of focused
attention:-
(i) Zone-1:- 79 Taluks - most / more backward Taluks as categorized by Dr.D.M.
Najnjundappa Committee Report.
(ii) Zone -2 :- 85 Taluks – [Taluks not covered in zone 1&3].
(iii) Zone -3:- 12 Taluks – of Bangalore Urban & Rural District [extending Taluks
of Kanakapura & Magadi] Mangalore and Mysore Taluks.
Details of Taluks indicated in Annexure -A
3.2 To develop industrial infrastructure facilities ahead of the requirements, in
various key location of the State through the KIADB/KSSIDC. Annually a
minimum of 5,000 acres of quality industrial infrastructure would be created
during the policy period. Such Industrial Areas will be developed in an integrated
manner reserving up to 25% of the area for housing and other social infrastructure.
The equity base of KIADB would be strengthened through greater support.
3.3 Keeping in view the fact that water is a crucial support requirement for
industrialization, Government would facilitate implementation of mega industrial
water supply schemes for potential locations through Special Purpose Vehicles
[SPVs].
3.4 A comprehensive Power Policy would be formulated by the Department of
Energy. This policy would encourage power generation from IPPs and also
through captive power generation.
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3.5 To meet the rising energy requirements of the State on account of rapid
industrialization, Government would facilitate preparation of a “Gas Distribution
Master Plan” to enable public/private sector players to bring in gas from diverse
sources for distribution.
3.6 Apart from standard infrastructure in the form of industrial areas and industrial
estates specialized industrial infrastructure for specific sectors and Special
Economic Zones [Multi-Product, Product specific, Sector Specific and Free Trade
Zones] would be encouraged to be established through both KIADB as well as
private sector promoters. The establishment of multi-product specific SEZs will be
encouraged in all districts of the state except Bangalore Urban District. However,
establishment of SEZs even in Bangalore Urban District will also be encourage if
the proponent of SEZ comes forward to do so in his/her own land or through a
joint development agreement with the land owners.
3.7 The ONGC in association with Govt. of Karnataka is already implementing a
large Multi- product SEZ that would predominantly house petroleum refining and
petro-chemical projects. Govt. would take up with Govt. of India for enlargement
of the size and scope of Mangalore SEZ Ltd. in the Petroleum, Chemicals & Petro-
chemicals Investment Region (PCPIR).
3.8 Industrial corridor /Cluster development would be encouraged in potential
locations.
3.9 State would encourage alternate partnership & financing options for
infrastructure development.
3.10 Focused attention on sub-sectors /areas whereas the State has core
competency i.e., Aerospace, Engineering, Automobile, Machine-tools, Steel,
Cement, Pharmaceuticals, Food Processing, Apparel & Textiles, Electronics,
information Technology, Bio Technology etc..
3.11 In view of the fact that the silk reeling sector in highly employment oriented,
a separate package will be formulated in consultation with the sericulture
Department.
3.12 Impetus for development of renewable & non-conventional energy sources
through Mission approach.
3.13 Human Resources Development - Government would promote /help
facilitate establishment of specialized skill development institutions at key
locations suitable for the manufacturing industries and emerging vocations in the
service sector. A scheme of State support through public, private partnership
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would be evolved & implemented. The Government assistance will be in the form
of providing land and financial assistance for creation of basic infrastructure
facilities as follows:
(i) Grant of up to 5 acres of Government land will be considered along with capital
contributing of 50% of the project cost subject to a ceiling of Rs.2 crores per
Training establishment for sector specific training.
(ii) Recurring cost for running the training institution an amount of Rs. 750/- p.m/
per trainee will be provided subjected to a ceiling of of Rs. 15 lakhs per year for a
period of 3 Years
(iii) Government will launch a new scheme to provide Rs.750/- p.m. stipend for
on-the-job training of unemployment educated youth for training in different
vocations through industrial/ service establishments.
The modalities of the scheme will be worked out by the Government separately.
3.14 Promote Agro Food Processing industries in the potential location to help
farmers realize better value / price for their produce, through increased localized
processing of agriculture output. As an incentive for setting up of new agriculture
produce processing industries, APMS cess in respect of such procurement by the
processing industries directly from the farmers will be exempted. Necessary
amendments to the existing law will be brought about by the Co-operation
Department in the regard .
3.15 In the context of globalised economy, survival & growth of SSI Sector
depend up on its ability to modernize, improve quality & cut costs. Karnataka
Council for technology upgradation [KCTU] would be strengthened to take up
promotional programmes in this regard.
3.16 Programmes for promotion of local entrepreneurship would be strengthened
through appropriate restructuring of institutional mechanism to impart
entrepreneurship training to 3,00,000 persons during the policy period.
3.17 Special incentives for entrepreneurs setting up units in backward areas.
Additional incentives for units promoted by entrepreneurs from the category of
SC/ST, Minority, Women, Physically challenged & EX-Servicemen.
3.18 Government would work in close co-ordination with Industry Associations/
Chambers of Commerce/ Trade bodies to have continuous feed back on the state
of industries and the support measures needed.
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3.19 Improvement of investment climate and business environment through
decentralized governance measure and efficient facilitation.
3.20 Government would take up comprehensive rationalization & simplification of
provisions of various labour laws to enable flexibility & increased productivity in
the industry.
3.21 Government would come up with a separate revival package for sick SSI
units and DIFR cases, after consultation with all the stake holders viz; Industry
Associations, Financial Institutions/ Banks, Service Providers, labour
representatives. A clear cut Exit policy would be attempted.
3.22 Local Amendments to The SEZ Act 2005 & Rules 2006 [Central Act] Would
be effected providing for state level facilitation & incentives, labour law
rationalized etc..
3.23 The BMRDA has taken up 5 New Townships around Bangalore. As per
BMRDA Master Plan economic activities would be encouraged within these
townships by creating industrial infrastructure.
3.24 The District Industries Center (DIC) Would be designated as Nodal Agency
at the district level for implementation of Self Employment Programmers and
Self- Helps Groups.
3.25 Global information Centers would be set up at all DIC at district head
quarters for the benefit of entrepreneurs.
3.26 Industry relevant skills would be identified and training programme would be
provided to one lakh educated unemployment youth for taking self employment
ventures and wage-employment.
3.27 The government shall encourage setting up of various institutions and centers
of excellence in the field of automobile/machine tools/food processing/ building
materials and other fields and also encourage setting up of Technology Business
Incubators in these areas. The Government assistance will be in the form of
providing financial assistance for creation of basic infrastructure facilities, subject
to a ceiling of Rs.50.00 lakhs per incubator/ centre.
3.28 Existing areas of concentration of industries would be converted in to
“Industrial Township” for efficient maintenance of civic amenities and services
etc.
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3.29 Implementation of Kaigarika Vikas Scheme will be speeded up for
development of 79 most and more backward Taluks as identified by
Dr.D.M.Nanjunddappa Committee Report on redressal of regional imbalances.
G.O.No. CI 154 CSC 2000 dated 8-12-2005 already issued for implementation of
the scheme will be integrated with this new policy. It envisages creation of new
economic opportunity by utilisisng local resources, skill and demand, by providing
ready to use infrastructure, human resource development etc.
3.30 Khadi institutions assisted by KVIC/.KVIB would be provided improved
charakas for increasing productivity, which in turn, will help increased wage
earning by artisans.
3.31 In order to encourage, sustain and safe guard the interest of SSI units of
Karnataka Government is committed to extend he facility of price preference of
15% for the purchase and purchase preference made from SSIs units of the state.
This incentive as provided in the 2000-06 policy would be extended in this policy
for next five years.
3.32 In order to achieve envisaged export growth rate of 20% during the policy
period Visvesvarayya Industrial Trade Center (VITC) will be strengthened in this
regard.
3.33 Incentives and concessions for various categories of industries and locations
are indicated in Annexure-B. Negative list of units in-eligible for incentives &
concessions is indicated in Annexure-C.
4 ACTION PLAN :
4.1 KIADB would focus on development of large industrial areas of 500 or more
acres each in potential locations.
4.2 KIADB would endeavour to complete implementation of SEZ projects taken
up at Hassan, Mangalore & Shimoga.
4.3. One time Upgradation of Infrastructure in existing industrial areas/estates
developed by KIADB/KSSIDC respectively would be carried out. Financial
assistance would be provided to KIADB /KSSIDC to carry out the work subject to
the condition that the Local Authorities & Industrial Associations come forward to
take up future maintenance. An infrastructure Upgradation Fund of Rs.500 crores
would be created for this purpose
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4.4 The Apparel Park taken up by KIADB at Doddaballapur and integrated Textile
Park at Anekal, Bellary, Davanagere, Mysore, Kanakapura would be completed
and commissioned early.
4.5 6 Food parks taken up at Malur, Bagalkot, Maddur, Hiriyur, Jewargi and
Belgaum would be completed by end of 2007.
4.6 Governemt would adopt the “Mega Food Park” concept being formulated by
Ministy of Food Processing, Govt. of India, for Implementation in select Districts
by providing infrastructure, Forward and backward linkages.
4.7 Accelerated development of food processing industries would be encouraged.
Karnataka has 11 Agro Climatic Zones ideally suited for cultivation of a variety of
cereal, oil seeds, fruits & vegerables, spices, flower etc. These agro resources
would be harnessed to the fullest extent to create value chain for farmers,
processors & Consumers.
4.8 Agriculture produce processing industries will be permitted to procure
agriculture produce like cereals, oil seeds, fruits & vegetables directly from
farmers without going though the APMC.
APMC cess in respect of such procurement by processing industries would be
exempted.
4.9 25 Small Industrial areas for development of Cluster in potential Taluk
through state would be taken up for the benefit to Tiny/SSI Units by KSSIDC and
completed by 2007-08
4.10 Private Sector entrepreneurs would be encouraged to set up a multi-product
specific, sector specific and free trade zones in various potential locations based
infrastructure support would be extended from KIADB.
4.11 Industrial Corridor/ Cluster development would be taken up in potential viz:
(i) Bangalore- Mysore (ii) Mysore- Nanjangud, (ii) Hubli-Belgaum, (iv) Hospet
(v) Mangalore –Udupi, (vi) Bhadravathi- Shimoga (vii) Nelamangala (viii)
Davanagere- Harihar (xi) Kolar-KGF etc.
4.12 Human Resource Development – A High level committee chaired by
principal Secretary to Govt., Commerce & Industries Department and with
Representatives Education, IT & BT , Agriculture & Horticulture and vice-
Chancellor of University VTU/ Agriculture Universities and others would be
constituted to work out plant for Human Resource Development/ Skill sets
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required for various industries. An amount of Rs. 25 Crores would be earmarked
for this purpose.
4.13 Man Power Training Institutions for emerging vocations like retailing,
Apparels,construction, repair and service of earth moving equipment etc. would be
sets private sector participation in PPP mode.
4.14 A state level Industrial Development Council with Hon’ble CM as Chairman,
Minister for Large & Medium Industries as Vice-Chairman and consisting of
Industries, Chiefs of Chamber of Commerce & Industries / Trade bodies
constituted to aid and advise the Government on policy issues pertaining to
development & Investment promotion in the state.
4.15 Besides physical infrastructure, Fiscal/ Financial incentives, The key aspect
timely implementation & commissioning of projects is “de-regulation & easy
business”. The Karnataka Industries (Facilitation) Act 2002 and Rules 2002
implemented more effectively for efficient delivery of services to the
entrepreneurship.
4.16 Karnataka Udyog Mitra would be strengthened and assigned a dominant task
of Investment Promotion and Investors support to facilitate speedy implement of
projects. The Single Window Mechanism would further be ration strengthened to
this effect.
4.17 Under Kigarika Vikasa scheme, GTTC would be set up additional sub-
centers in tool and die making and implementation of Sector specific scheme of
various Boards and Corporations, Conducting EDP”s Resource mapping of
Taluks, upgradation/ Creation of Industrial Infrastructure will be taken up by
integrating various scheme of other Departments. Financial assistance would be
provided for sector specific scheme implemented by Boards/Corporations.
4.18 Existing 6 spindle charakas will be replaced by 8 spindle improved charakas
at subsidized rates through Khadi institutions assisted by KVIC/KVIB in phased
manner to increase productivity and wage earnings of artisans.
5. TERMS & CONDITIONS:
5.1 The incentives and concessions under this policy will come into force with
retrospective effect from 1st April 2006 will be covered by this policy will
continue to enjoy the benefits already granted till the expiry of the earlier sanction
orders. All new investments made after 1st April 2006 will be covered by this
policy.
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5.2 Industrial units are eligible for Incentives & Concession on new investment
made on fixed assets only. Investment in taken over industrial concerns or assets
would not qualify for incentives. However for additional investment made by the
new entrepreneur during this policy period in creation of new assets under new
unit/ expansion programme would qualify for assistance.
5.3 Incentives concession for investment in the information Technology/ Bio
Technology Sectors will however continue to be governed by the IT policy js per
Government Order “MAHIT” and the Bio Technology Policy.
5.4 Incentives and Concession as per this policy will not be available for the
industries specified in Annexure -C.
5.5 Definitions:
A] Tiny Industry: Tiny industry is one in which the investment in plant and
machinery is less than Rs.25 lakhs irrespective of the location of the unit.
B] Small Scale Industry: An industrial undertaking in which the investment in
plant and machinery whether held on owner ship terms or on lease or by hire
purchase does not exceed Rs.100 lakhs
C] Medium & Large Scale Industries: An Industrial unit which is not classified
as tiny/ small Scale ./Ancillary Industry shall be classified as Medium/Large Scale
Industry.
D] 100%Export Oriented Units [Export Oriented Units]: A 100% Export
Oriented Units is one which undertakes to export its entire production of goods
subject to relaxation as permitted by Govt. of India from time to time and as
defined by it. Such units may be set up either under the Export Oriented Units or
under EPIP [Electronic Hardware Techonology Park] scheme or Software
Technology park Scheme or Special Economic Zone.
E] Mega Project: Shall mean projects with an investment of Rs.100 Cr and above
in fixed assets.
F] Fixed Assets: Fixed assets shall mean the total investment made on land,
building and plants and machinery and such other productive assets like tools, jigs,
and fixtures, dies, utilities like boilers, compressors, diesel generating sets, cranes,
material handling equipment and such other equipment directly related to
production purpose.
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5.6 SANCTION OF INCENTIVES AND CONCESSION IS SUBJECT TO
THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
A] All new industrial investment shall create maximum possible additional
employment opportunities and provide a minimum 80% of employment to the
local people on an overall basis [100% employment to local people in case of
Group C & D categories will be insisted] and this will be monitored during
disbursement of incentives and concessions.
The above requirements regarding employment to local people will be monitored
by the DIC for a period of 5 years. Failure of the industries to provide employment
to local people as stipulated above will be reported to the concerned
DLSWA/SLSWCC/SHLCC, which will recommend for recovery of investment
subsidy as sanctioned to the unit, for which purpose a suitable under taking will
have to be furnished by the unit concerned before disbursal of subsidy.
B] The quantum of investment subsidy shall be computed on the value of fixed
assets as specified in Sub Para-[f] of para 5.5 and as approve by the financial
institutions, commercial banks.
C] The definition of tiny, small or medium and large scale industries as indicated
above shall automatically stand revised as and when Government of India makes
any changes in such definition and benefit under this package shall be available to
the Tiny, Small Medium & Large Scale units as per the new definition from the
respective dates.
D] The validity of incentives and concession as per this order shall be for a period
of five years from 1st April 2006 [ i.e. up to 31st march 2011].
E] Wherever industrial units avail subsidy under any other schemes of
Government of Karnataka/ Govt. of India only differential amount of Subsidy, if
any, would be provided under this policy.
F] Commerce & Industries Dept would administer the package of incentives &
concession under this Industrial Policy. Separate guidelines for administration of
these incentives and concession will be issued for the guidance of the concerned
agencies and officers. Interpretation of this Government Order and the decision
thereon of the Commerce & Industries Department, Government of Karnataka
Shall be final.
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ANNEXURE –A
Classification of Taluk as in to Zones for the purpose of administering graded
scale of incentives & concession
Total
No. of Zone-1 Zone -2 Zone-3
Sl. District tqs
No
Most More Backward
Backwar Backward Taluks Industrially
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d Tqs Tqs Developed
Taluk as
1 Mandya 7 - --- Pandavapura --
ANNEXURE -B
Incentives & Concessions for Mega, Large & Medium And Small Scale
Industries
Sl. Type of Incentives Mega Large Small Scale Industries
No Indus &
tries Medi
um
Indus
tries
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1 Capital Investment Nil Nil Zone-1:25% of the value of fixed assets, subject
Subsidy to a maximum of Rs.15 lakhs per unit
Zone-2:20% of the value of fixed assets, subject
to a maximum of Rs.15 lakhs per unit.
Zone 1&2: Addl. Subsidy of 5% of the value of
fixed assets, subjected to a sealing of Rs.1 lakh
for SC/ST/PH/Minority & X-Serviceman
entrepreneurs.
In case of women entrepreneurs, the ceiling for
additional subsidy would be RS.5 lakhs.
Note: This incentive is available only to units
financed by KSFC/ KSIIDC/ Banks/ Other
financial institutions.
Zone 3 Nill
2 Exemption of Currently available under Energy Dept policy Continued up to
Electricity Duty 2011.
On Captive
Power generation
3 Exemption of Zone-1:Full Exemption
Stamp Duty & Zone-2:75% exemption
Reduction of Zone-3:Nill
Registration Stamp duty: In respect of Loan & credit deeds executed for
Charges availing term loans from Fls/Banks and for execution of Lease,
Lease cum Sale & absolute Sale Deeds by KIADB/KSSIDC in
respect of Industrial land /plots allotted.
Reduction of Registration charges: Concessional registration
charges at Re.1 per Rs.1,000.
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4 Waiver of Zone-1: full Zone-1: Full exemption subject to Zone-1:
Conversion fine:- exemption a maximum of 25 acres per unit. Full
(on lands converted subject to a exemption
for industrial use) maximum of Zone-2: 75% exemption subject to subject to a
50 acres per a maximum of 25 acres per unit maximum
unit. of 10 acres
per unit.
Zone -2: Zone-3 Nill Zone-2:
75% 75%
exemption exemption
subject to a subject to a
maximum of maximum
25 acres per of 10 acres
unit per unit.
Zone-3:
Nill
Zone-3:Nill
5 Acquisition In respect of lands acquired for development of industrial
& allotment of land areas/estates or single unit complex KIADB acquisition charges
though KIADB to be levied is 28% in respect if areas in Zone:3 For the areas in
Zones 1&2 acquisition charges would be 10%
6 Subsidy for setting up One time capital subsidy up to 50% of the cost of ETP, subject to
of Effluent treatments a ceiling of RS.100 lakhs per unit for all categories of industries
plants for Zones
[ETPs]
7 Entry Tax & Special Zone 1&2:
Entry Tax (i) ET& Special ET Exemption on “Plants &Machinery and
Concessions Capital Goods” for an initial period of 3 years from the date of
commencement of project implementation. For this purpose , the
term “plant & Machinery and capital Goods” also included plant
& Machinery and capital goods i.e. equipment etc which is put up
in the power project units for captive generation of Electricity.
(ii) On raw materials, inputs, component parts & consumables
(excluding petroleum products) [wherever applicable] for a period
of 5 years from the date of commencement of commercial
production.
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Zone-3: Nill
8 Human Resources (i) Grant of up to 5 acres of Government land will be considered
Development along with capital contribution of 50% of the project cost subject
to a ceiling of Rs.2 Crores per Training Establishment for sector
specific training.
(ii) Recurring cost for running the training institution and amount
of Rs.750/-p.m./ per trainee will be provided subject t a ceiling of
Rs.15 lakhs per year for period of 3 years.
(iii) Government will launch a new scheme to provide Rs. 750/-
p.m. stipend with suitable matching contribution by training
institutions for on-the-job training of unemployed educated youth
for training in different vocations through industrial/ service
establishment.
9 Technology Nil Nil Zone1&2:
Upgradation (i) Existing scheme of 4% interest subsidy for TU
loan availed from KSFC/KSIIDC shall be
extended to cover TU loans availed from
scheduled Commercial Banks, Which are not
covered under CLCS scheme of Govt. of India.
Zone 1,2 &3:
(ii) Existing incentive scheme for SSI units going
in for BIS products certification or ISO series
certification is continued with enhanced financial
allocation.
(iii) Encouragement to patents Registration:
Subsidy at 50% of the cost of patents registration,
subject to a ceiling of Rs.2 lakhs per unit.
Funding will be provided for certain commercially viable research
projects in collaboration with IITs, universities and other reputed
institutions. An amount of Rs.25 crores is earmarked for this
purpose during the policy period
10 Industrial A separate Infrastructure Upgradation Fund Rs.500 crores would
Infrastructure be created for upgradation of infrastructure facilities in existing
Development/ industrial areas/estates and also for maintenance. This fund may
Common also utilized for new industrial areas. Separate guideline would be
Infrastructure/ issued for utilizing this fund.
facilities in Notified
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Industrial Clusters
11 Agriculture produce APMC Cess in respect of direct procurement of agriculture
Processing produce for processing from farmers by processing industries is
Industries- exempted.
Exemption of
APMC Cess
ANNEXURE-C
List of Industrial Activities/Units In-eligible for Incentives &Concession
Sl. Activity
No
1. Breweries & Distilleries of all types.
2. Units utilizing molasses/rectified sprit /denatured sprit as main raw
material for manufacture of potable alcohol.
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3. Khandasari units
4. Photo Studios & Color processing units
5. Photo Copying & Xerox Machines
6. Fertilizer Mixing
7. Re-Packing of Drugs/Medicines/Chemicals, Without any processing
or value addition
8. All types of Saw Mills
9. Beedies/ Cigarettes/Cigars/Gutka & Tobacco based products
10. Azoic/Reactive Dyes
11. Fire Crackers
12. Industries manufacturing and or utilizing Ozone depleting substance
13. Power Laundries
14. Brick making units Excluding cement Hallow Blocks, wire cut & fly
ash Bricks
15. Poultry
16. Popcorn & ice candy making units
17. Coffee Roasting and Grinding
18. Clock and watch Repair shops
19. Cassette Recording [Audio & vedio]
20. Cyanide
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ANNEXURE-II (a)
IMPORTANT ADDRESSES CONCTED FOR THE PREPARATION OF REPORT
Sl.No. Name of the Department Address Phone Fax/Telefax
958232- 958232
1 Zilla Panchayat Chief Executive 220836 225067
Officer, Zilla 224456
Panchayat, Mandya 224004
2 Town Planning Asstt. Director of Town 220340
Planning,
Dy. Commissioner’s
Office Chamber,
Mandya
3 Public Works Department Executive Engineer 228605 228605
PWD, M.C Road
Mandya
4 Housing Asstt. Executive 220478
Engineer, Karnataka
State Housing Board,
100 Ft. Road, Mandya
5 Corporation/ Municipal Office Municipal
Commissioner, Town
Municipal Council,
Pandavapura
6 Agriculture Joint Director 223033 223033
Agricultural Deptt., DC 221605
Office, Mandya 225073
7 Horticulture Dy. Director 225734
Horticulture, Mandya 220115
8 Sericulture Dy. Director of 220796 220796
Sericulture, Hebbal,
Mandya
9 Fisheries Senior Asstt. Director 220745
of Fisheries, Near DC
Office, Mandya
Chief Executive 220327
Officer, Fish Farmers
Development Agency,
Near DC Office,
Mandya
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10 Mines & Geology Senior Geologist 220704
Ground Water Survey
Unit, Ashok Nagar,
Mandya.
Senior Geologist 221369
Mineral Wing,
Ganapathi Temple
Road, Mandya.
11 Forest Dy. Conservator of 220630 224921
Forest, KR Road, (Res)224035
Mandya.
12 APMC Secretary, APMC,
Pandavapura
13 Irrigation Department The Asstt. Executive 958232-
Engineer, Minor 224931
Irrigation, Mandya
Sub-division, Mandya.
The Executive 958232-
Engineer, Cauvery 225046
Neeravari Nigam,
Visveshwaraiah Canal
Division, Mandya.
14 Animal Husbandry Dy. Director of Animal 220466
Husbandry, Taluk 220461
Office Compound,
Mandya.
15 Dairy Development Managing Director 274591 274593
Manmool, Gejaalagere, 274592
Maddur Tq. 274571
16 Chamundeshwari Electricity Executive Engineer 958236- 958236-
Supply Corpn. Ltd. (CESC) CESC 255195 .255196
Ltd.,Electrical,O&M 256956
Division,Pandavapura
17 KSSIDC Branch Manager 221552
KSSIDC, Indl. Estate,
Main Road, Mandya.
18 KIADB Development Officer 95821- 95821-
KIADB, Metagalli, 2582014 2582450
KRS Road, Mysore-
16.
19 Railways Station Master 224050
Mandya.
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20 RTO Regional Transport 220031
Officer, RTO Office,
Near DC Office,
Mandya.
21 Post & Telegraph Superintendent Post 220534
Master, Head Post 224333
Office, V.V Nagar,
Mandya.
22 (a) Tele-communications District Telecom 223000 224577
Engineer, BSNL Main 228100
Road, Mahaveera
Circle, Mandya.
(b) PRIVATE M/s Tata Tele-services, 56781000 56781000
A-Block, Silicon
Terraces, No. 30/1,
Hosur Main Road,
Koramangala, B’lore-
95
M/s Hutchicn Essar 51193000 51193100
South Ltd., Prestige
Blue Chip, Ground
Floor, Block-1, No. 9,
Hosur Road, B’lore-29
M/s Bharati Tele- 51218060- 51218070
ventures Ltd., UASL 61-62
CMTS, No.55,
Divyashree Towers,
Bannerghatta Road,
B’lore-76
M/s Spice Telecom, 9844015718/ 2098033
Brigade Plaza 2098718
Complex, No.71/1, SC
Road, B’lore-9
M/s Videsh Sanchar 56629016 56705563
Nigam, C/o TTSL,
No.1127, I Cross,
Ashoknagar, Mandya
M/s Reliance Infocom 30332777 30332898
Ltd., The Estate
No.121, Dickenson
Road,
B’lore-42
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23 District Employment Employment Officer, 220126
Exchange District Employment
Exchange, Mandya
24 Lead Bank Lead District Manager, 220513
Lead Bank, Vijaya
Bank, 100 Ft. Road,
Mandya
25 KSFC Asstt. General 225496 225496
Manager, KSFC, Opp. 226744
Carmel Convent, KR
Road, Mandya
26 Education Dy. Director of Pre- 227291
University, Municipal
PUC, Main Road,
Mandya.
Dy. Director of Public 224085
Instructions, KR Road,
Mandya.
27 District Industries Centre Joint Director, DIC, 224098 226964
Opp. Carmel Convent, 221358
Mandya.
28 Handlooms & Textiles Asstt. Director 222366
Handloom & Textiles,
Taluk Office
Compound, Mandya.
29 KVIB District Officer 220717
KVIB, Bandigowda
Layout, Mandya.
30 Artisans Dy. Director, Khadi & 221566
Village, DIC Bldg.,
Mandya.
31 Tourism Tourist Officer, 238377
Tourism Deptt., PES 2421833
Engg. College Road,
Mandya.
32 Statistics Statistical Officer, Dist. 220465 220465
Statistical Office,
Vidya Nagar, Mandya.
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33 Co-operation Dy. Registrar of Co- 220059 220059
operative Societies,
Subhash Nagar,
Mandya.
34 Chamber of Commerce Shri I.N Rao, 224759 224759
President, Mandya
Studio, Jain Street,
Mandya.
35 Karnataka Udyog Mitra Managing Director, 22282392 22266063
Web:www.kumbangalore.com Industries & 22285659
http://www.kumbangalore.co Commerce Dept., III 22286632
m Floor, South Block,
Khanija Bhavan, Race
Course Road,
Bangalore-1
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ANNEXURE-2 (b)
INDUSTRIAL PROMOTIONAL INSTITUTIONS
1. Small Industries Service Institute Govt. of Helps and assist entrepreneurs
India Min. of Small Scale Industries, in setting up new units,
Rajajinagar Indl. Estate, selection of products, preparing
Bangalore -560044 project reports for the selected
Ph: 23351581-2-3 Fax:23144506 products.
web www.sisikarnataka.org Information on selection of
machinery, raw materials and
personnel.
Helping entrepreneurs in
preparing layout, erection of
machinery etc.,
Identify and solving technical
and managerial problems.
Registration of small scale units
with NSIC to supply their
products to Govt., under Govt.
Stores Purchase Programme.
Conducting training course in
various technical trades, EDPs
etc.
2. District Industries Centre, Near Carmel A single Window interacting
Convent, Subash Nagar, Mandya agency with the entrepreneurs at
Ph:224098/221358 the District level. They are
implementing agency of Central
and State Governments various
schemes and programmes.
Registration of small scale
industry is also done at this
centre.
PMRY for employment
generation is implemented by
DIC.
3. Karnataka State Small Industries Construction, maintenance and
Development Corpn. Ltd., (KSSIDC)Indl management of Indl. Estates.
Estate, Main Road Mandya Acquisition of suitable land and
Ph: 221552 allotment to SSI units in the
form of developed plots.
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Procurement and supply of
certain raw material to SSIs.
4. Karnataka Industrial Area Development Acquires land, plots and allots
Board, (KIADB) Metagalli, K.R.S Road, to SSI units.
Mysore-16
Ph:2582014
5. Karnataka State Financial Corpn., K R Provides financial assistance for
Road, Mandya setting up industries.
Ph:225496/226744
6. Vijay Bank, Lead Bank Lead Bank. Extends financial
100 ft. Road, Mandya assistance for starting industries
ph:220513 and co-ordinates the activities
of all financial institutions.
7. National Bank for Agriculture & Rural Extends financial assistance for
Development (NABARD), Jeevan Prakash development of Non-farm
Annexe, 13/1 J.C.Road Bangalore -02 sectors in rural areas.
Ph.2222,5241,2,3
Fax: 22222 148
Web: www.nabard.org.in
8. Small Industries Development Bank of Provides financial assistance for
India, (SIDBI) Khanija Bhavan, East promotion and development of
wing, Race course road Bangalore-01 small scale industries through
Ph.22207179,7225,7,8 primary lending institutions like
State Financial Corporations,
State Industrial Development
Corporations and banks which
have a wide net work of
Branches.
9. Karnataka State Khadi & village Provides financial assistance to
Industries Board, (KVIB) B.M. Road Khadi, Village and Cottage
Bandigowda layout Mandya industries in the district. Also
PhNo.220717 arranges training programmes,
demonstration to needy
entrepreneurs.
10. Technical Consultancy Service Orgn.of Provides assistance in product
Karnataka (TECSOK) 4th floor, Basava selection.
Bhavan, Basaveshwara Circle, Preparation of project reports
Bangalore.560001 etc.
Ph 22266134,142,152,186
Fax 22266138
web tecsok.com
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11. National Small Indutries Supplies machinery on Hire
Corp.LTd.(NSIC) West of Chord Rd. purchase basis.
Indl.Town, Rajajinagar, Provides marketing assistance
Bangalore.560044 Registers SSI units under Stores
Ph 23306814 purchase programme etc.
Fax 23307790
12. Provides assistance in setting up
Karnataka State Electronics Development of Electronic industry
Corporation, (KEONICS) 29/1 Race Training programmes in
Course Rd. Electronics Trades.
Bangalore.560001
Ph 22262203
fax 22200165
web www.keonics.com
13. Central Food Technological Research Provides assistance in
Instt.(CFTRI)437/a Hebbal Industrial establishing food based
Estate Mysore.16 industries.
ph 0821-2510349,618/2511903/2514534
Fax 0821-2510990
Liaison off: CFTRI,
NAL Campus, 145, 10th A cross, Airport
Road, Kodihalli
Bangalore.560017
14. Coir Board, Provides assistance in setting up
No.8,Annexe Building. Coir based industries.
Cunningham Road,
Bangalore.560052
Ph 22268538
fax 22356724
15. Central Institute of Plastic Engg. Renders assistance in setting up
&Techonology, 0437/A, Hebbal Indl. of plastic based industries.
Area Conducts Training Programmes
Mysore 570016. in plastic technology.
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16. CSIR Polytechnology Transfer Provides technical known-how
Center, RP Bhavan, 14/3 Nrupatunga for new products/process.
Road, Bangalore.58
17. Bureau of Indian Standards Provides assistance in obtaining
Peenya Indl.Estate, 1st stage, Tumkur BIS certification mark.
Road, Bangalore.58
ph 28395604
fax 28398841
18.
Registrar ofTrade Marks, Provides assistance in obtaining
No.9 Judge Jambulinga Maudaliar Rd. Trade Mark Registration.
Mylapore, Chennai. 600004
19.
Directorate of Marketing & Inspection, Provides licence under food
Min. of Agriculture, M.G Complex products For manufacturing
APMC Yard Yeshwanthapur Bangalore - food products
22
Ph 23472924
20. Central Instt. of Medicinal &Aromatic Provides information on
plants, Regl.Centere, UAS,GKVK manufacturing Essential Oils.
Campus, Hebbal, Bangalore.
21. Drug Controller, Issues license for manufacturing
Palace Road, Bnagalore.560001 Drugs and Cosmetics.
Ph 22264760,2846
Fax 22286492
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