Delhi Govt SSI Policy

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4. INDUSTRIES

During the last more than 50 years there has been substantial growth inindustrial sector in the N C T of Delhi. The growth has been attributed due tobetter road transport, telecommunication network, and regular power supply,Liberalization and economic policies has brought deregulation and industrialpolicy requirements for investment and expansion. But simultaneously there hasbeen growth of industries in unorganized sector drawing the attention ofrelated quarters and constant monitoring by the Honble Supreme Court. Thishas resulted in establishment of new industrial estates like Bawana andBhorgarh for resettlement of industries which were operating in the residentialareas.

INDUSTRIAL POLICY FOR DELHI:

Industry department has formulated Industrial Policy for the NCT ofDelhi looking over the constraints and to make Delhi Pollution free. The policyenvisages devolvement of hi-tech, sophisticated knowledge based, servicesector and IT and ITES type of industries in Delhi. The objectives of theindustries policies for Delhi 2009-2021 are as under:-

i. Promote non polluting and clean industries,

ii. Promote high technology and skilled industries in Delhi to keepimmigration of unskilled labour to minimum,

iii. Develop world class infrastructure with in planned industrial states andregularized industrial clusters,

iv. Promote clusters approach and walk to work concepts, whereverpossible,

v. Facilitate business through procedural simplification and e-governessmajors,

vi. Promote transparent and business friendly environment

1. Direction and Administration (Rs.20 Lakh)

Industries Department is presently dealing with the relocation ofIndustries from non-confirmation/ residential areas to conforming areas andalso dealing with the project of setting up of Common Effluent Treatment Plant(CETPs) as per orders of Honble Supreme Court. The Government of NCT ofDelhi has notified CETP Act-2000. Rules framed there under. The Competent

Authority in this regard is Industries Department. It is proposed to set-up aLibrary in the department and also decided to computers the record of the

Industries Department.


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In the current annual plan 2010-11, an outlay of Rs.20 lakh has beenkept under this scheme and the anticipated expenditure in 2009-10 was ofRs.15 lakh.

2. Grant in Aid for industrial Pollu tion Control (Rs.200.00 lakh)

With a view to contain Water Pollution in the Industrial Estates. 15Common Effluent Treatment Plants were to be established. However,monitoring committee constituted by the Supreme Court has suggested thatthree CETPs at Okhla, Anand Parbat and Mohan Co-operative are not to beconstructed.

Construction of following 10 CETPs have been completed & after theirtrial run successfully, 9 CETP,s have been finally handed over to the respectiveCETP society for their operation and maintenance:

1. Nangloi 6. Jhilmil Industrial Area2. G T Karnal Road 7. Okhla3. Mayapuri 8. Badli4. Mangolpuri 9. Wazirpur5. SMA 10. Lawrence Road

Two CETPs at Naraina and Najafgarh are under construction at a veryslow pace because of paucity of funds as reported by DSIIDC.

Construction of following three CETPs have been kept in abeyance as perthe direction of EPCA.

i. Anand Parbatii. Mohan co-operative societiesiii. Okhla Industrial Estate

In the current annual plan 2010-11, an outlay of Rs 200 lakhs has beenkept under this scheme and the anticipated expenditure in 2009-10 was of Rs3000 lakhs.

3. GRANT-IN-AI D TO SOCIETY FOR SELF EMPLOYMENT (Rs.100.00Lakh)

The Society for self-Employment a registered Society was established inthe year 1986. The aims and object of the society are to give training indifferent technical course to the young Generation of weaker section of theSociety so that they may earn their livelihood by getting themselves SelfEmployed or get gainful employment in the private sector.

The society is providing short term training ranging from 4 months to 12

month in the traders of repair of Radio & TV, Fashion Designing , repair and


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maintenance of household electrical appliances , Refrigeration and Air-conditionand Plumbing.

The Society has trained 6645 candidates upto 31-3-2009 and 124candidates upto October 2009. A total number of 157 candidates are

undergoing training in different course. It has also been decided to start newtraining programme in the trade of Repair and Maintenance of Mobilephone/Cell phone, Hospitality & Tourism, Apparel Manufacturing andshowroom & retail management very shortly. The society has also started anew course in operation and maintenances of heavy equipments related toconstruction of Industry.

In the current annual plan 2010-11, an outlay of Rs.100 lakhs has beenkept under this scheme and the anticipated expenditure in 2009-10 was of Rs90 lakhs.

4. PROMOTION, MARKETING, EXHIBI TION AND PUBLICITY(Rs.100.00 lakh under R evenue head )

(A) General Activities:Under this scheme, the Govt. of Delhi organizes Trade Fairs and

Exhibitions, besides, publicity of the entire Department is made and theexpenditure is booked under this scheme. Basically, the major component ofthe outlay is spent on participating in India International Trade Fair at Pragati

Maidan which is held every year from 14th to 27th November.

The Industries Department has also decided to organize 2-3handloom/handcarts bazaars in Delhi with a view to popularize the handloomand handicraft items manufactured by handicrafts artisans and handloomweavers in Delhi. The expenditure under this account is also to be bookedunder this scheme.

(B) International Activities

PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIRS ANDEXHIBITIONS

To encourage the small scale industries of Delhi to participate in suchtrade fairs and exhibitions, the department proposes to give subsidy tothem for participation. Some kind of assistance may also be provided for takingtrade delegations and study teams. The assistance can be provided eitherthrough DSIIDC or by the Deptt. of Industries directly.

In the current annual plan 2010-11, an outlay of Rs 100 lakh has beenprovided for implementation the above scheme. The anticipated expenditure

under this scheme in 2009-10 was of Rs 199.25 lakh.


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5. DELHI INSTITUTE OF TOOL ENGINEERING (Rs.700.00 lakh)

The Societies of Tool Room & Training Center, Wazirpur Industrial Area,Delhi-110052 and Hi-Tech Vocational Training Center, Okhla Industrial Area,New Delhi, have been amalgamated in consultation with the Department of Law

& Finance, Govt. of NCT of Delhi, and the amalgamated Society has beenrenamed as DELHI INSTITUTE OF TOOL ENGINEERING (DITE). The DelhiInstitute of Tool Engineering has come into existence with effect from28 -11-07and is functioning from Wazirpur and Okhla Industrial Areas. The trainingcourses, manufacturing of tool, undertaking of job work and other relatedactivities which were being carried out by the TRTC and HTVTC are now beingcarried out in the name of Delhi Institute of Tool Engineering. The newengineering course of B.Tech. Tool Engineering has been started in addtion toexiting diploma courses in others disciplines such as safety, health andenvironment, Mechanical Engg. etc . The institute has proposal to start M.Tech

(Part time) course in its future expansion programme.

During the Current Annual Plan 2010-11 ,An outlay of Rs. 700 lakks hasbeen kept for providing the plan funds to DITE and in 2009-10 the anticipatedexpenditure in 2009-10 was of Rs 700 lakh. The institute is proposed to bemade self-sustained in future.

6. Up gradation, Improvemen t & Handing over of Civic Servicesof Industrial Estate/ Flatted Factory Complexes By P WD (Rs.75lakh capital)

For the up gradation and improvement of civic services in industrialestates and outlay of Rs.75 lakhs has been kept in 2010-11 against anticipatedexpenditure of Rs.90 lakhs in 2009-10.

7. Up gradation, Improvemen t & Handing over of Civic Servicesof Industrial Estate/Flatted Factory Complexes By IndustryDepartment (Total outlay = Rs.580 lakh, Rev = Rs.5 lakh,capital = Rs.575.00 lakh ,)

There are 29 industrial estates in Delhi which have been developed byvarious department/ agencies such as Industries, DDA, DSIIDC and industrialcooperative societies, most of these estates have been transferred to MCD. nfound that the maintenance of roads etc. is not being properly carried out bythe agency to whom the responsibility has been bestowed upon. Therefore theDelhi Government has decided to take up all such maintenance work underBhagidari with the allottees restricting to those areas, which have not beenhanded over to Municipal Corporation of Delhi for maintenance purpose. Suchindustrial areas are nine in Delhi.

The Delhi Govt. has approved a scheme under this Plan Scheme to

provide financial support to industrial areas on the pattern of Bhagidari:


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Under the scheme 15% of the estimated cost has to be paid by therespective industrial estate association (where works are to be executed) and85% will be funded by the Delhi Govt. through Industries Department underthis plan scheme. The amount will be released to the respective executingagency. However this scheme did not take of because industrial association

were reluctant to contribute their share of 15% of total expenditure due tothe reason that they are paying properties tax and as such the responsibilityfor maintains for industrial estates is of the MCD/Local body/Government

The government has decides that all industrial estates/areas shall bemaintained by a single agency that is DSIIDC. Steps to get industrialareas/estates presently being maintained by MCD/DDA transferred to DSIIDChave been initiated and the matter has been taken with the Government ofIndia , Ministry of Home Affairs for facilitating the transfer of industrial statesDSIIDC for improvement maintains of civic infrastructure. DSIIDC shall

explore the scope for Public Private Partnership or shall start charging of userfee for a self sustaining mechanism.

IFDC was appointed as consultant to the project and they havecompleted the study and submitted report.

During the current annual plan , an outlay of Rs.580 lakh (Rev Rs.5lakhs , Cap= Rs.575 lakhs) has been kept under this scheme. The Anticipatedexpenditure in 2009-10 was of Rs.111.00 lakhs.

8. Udyog Sadan (Rs.25.00 Lakhs)

The building of Industries Department has already been constructednamed as Udyog Sadan , wherein three more offices namely , and Pay &

Accounts office No.XVII and XXIV have also been housed and have alreadybeen started functioning which is helping Industrial Entrepreneurs to get theirproblems addressed under one roof. Total cost of the Building includingfurniture etc .is estimated to be Rs 2590.00 lakhes approximately .

EFC approval of Rs 281 lakhs for centralized AC system for IndustriesDeptt, DKVIB and Auditorium has been obtained by the Industry Deptt.

In the current annual plan 2010-11 , an outlay of Rs.25.00 lakh has beenkept under this scheme.

9. Grant-in-Aid to Khadi & Village Industries Board - Rs.250.00Lakh

The Board is getting 100% Grant-in-Aid from Govt. of Delhi to meet allits Admn. & Estt. Expenditure. It has no other source of income of its own andall the establishment expenditure is being meet from Grant-in-Aid. .


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In the current annual plan 2010-11 . an outlay of Rs 250 lakhs has beenkept to release the grant to DKVIB. The anticipated expenditure in 2009-10was of Rs 250 lakhs.

10. Rajiv Gandhi Swavlamban Rozgar Yojna (Total outlay of Rs.134

lakhs (Rev = R s.10 lakhs , Loan = Rs.124 lakh)

This loan scheme has been approved by Govt. of Delhi to beimplemented by the Board from the year 2004-05. A financial assistance in theshape of loan upto 3.00 lakh is provided under this scheme for generationsustainable self employment opportunities for new as well as exitingentrepreneurs for setting up or expansion of their trade/business. A Govt ofDelhi would provide subsidy @ 15% of the project cost subject to ceiling of Rs7500/ per entrepreneurs to be adjusted to the borrowers loan account after aperiod of two years from the date of disbursement of loan. A physical target of

125 unites is proposed to be achieved during 2010-11.

An outlay of Rs.10 .00 lakh under revenue head and Rs.124 lakhs underLoan Head has been kept in the current Annual plan 2010-11 for this scheme.The anticipated expenditure in 2009-10 was of Rs.78 lakhs

11. Organisation of Exhibit ions (Rs.10.00 lakh)

To promote sale of khadi & village industries products and to make themeasy available at door steps of the consumers specially during rebate period the

Board proposes to organize exhibitions at various strategic locations of Delhiduring the year 2009-10. The duration of these exhibitions will be seven to tendays and these will be conducted between 2nd October 2009 to March 2010. Anoutlay Rs.10.00 lakh has been kept under revenue head in the current AnnualPlan 2010-11. The anticipated expenditure in 2009-10 is of Rs 2.50 lakhs.

12. Opening of Khadi Bhawan / Shops (Rs.5.00 Lakhs as Loan)

The Board has to open new department shops/Bhawans at the variousplaces in Delhi to provide a direct platform for sale of Khadi &VI products. Atoken provision of Rs.5.00 lakh has been kept under Loan Head for opening ofKhadi Bhawan / shops at various location of Delhi.

An outlay of Rs.5 lakh has been kept in the annual plan 2010-11. Theanticipated expenditure in 2009-10 was of Rs.5 lakh.

13. Publ icity & Propaganda (Rs.5.00 Lakhs)

Board has been given responsibility of implementing a new Scheme forEmployment generation from the year 2009-10. Intensive Publicity of thisScheme is to be undertaken to make people aware about the Scheme . Special

Advertisement are to be released in print media on special occasions likeIndependence day & 2nd October each year . In addition to this ,KVIC is also


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allocating fund each year under joint publicity with the condition of matchingshare from State Govt .Hence in order to get allocated fund from KVIC underJoint Publicity and for other publicity programme. Chief Secretary has desiredthat rich tradition of handloom and handicraft products be promosted as asouvenirs to the visitors coming to the Delhi during the commonwealth games

and proper arrangements for displaying the items be made at Khadi Outlets andDelhi Emporium.

An outlay of Rs.5.00 lakh has been kept under revenue head for Publicity& Propaganda in the current Annual Plan 2010-11. The anticipated expenditurein 2009-10 was of Rs.5 lakh.

14. Rebate on Sale of Khad i (Rs.106.00 Lakhs)

This rebate is granted to Registered Khadi Institutions on sale of Khadi

products by them in NCT of Delhi .This rebate is in addition to the rebate beingprovided by KVIC, Govt. of India. An outlay of Rs.106.00 lakh has been kept inthe annual plan 2010-11. The anticipated expenditure in 2009-10 was of 20.75lakh

HANDLOOM INDUSTRY

15. Promotion of Handlooms (Rs. 80.00 lakh (Rev = Rs.79 lakh,Loan = Rs.1 lakhs)

Under the scheme of promotion of handlooms, the following programsare being implemented:-

A. Financial Assistance to Delhi sponsored candidates getting training atIndian Institute of Handloom Technology.

B. Integrated Handlooms Development scheme [IHDS]

C. Financial Assistance to the Handloom Organisations

D. Strengthening of Handloom Organisations

E. Assistance for Innovative Ideas & Publicity, Monitoring, Supervision,Training and Evaluation of Scheme

F. Rebate on Sale of Handloom Cloth

G. Handloom Weavers Welfare Scheme


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H. New Insurance Scheme for Handloom workers in the Co-operativeSocietiesi. Thrift Fund-cum-Saving Securities

ii. Health Insurance Scheme (HIS)

i i i. Mahatama Gandhi Bunkar Bima Yojana (MGBBY)-with the objectto provide enhanced insurance cover to the handloom weavers in case ofnatrual as well as acciendental death and in case of total or partialdisability

I. Upgradation, Improvement and Handing over of Civic servicesof Handloom complexes

Following two weaver colonies are covered under this scheme:-

a. Weavers Colony at Bharat Nagar

Department of Industries has set up a Weavers Colony at Bharat Nagarin 1976 on an area of 4.84 acres of land where 28 work sheds were gotconstructed out of which 20 sheds were allotted to 21 selected primarycooperative societies and Cooperative Bank and 8 work sheds to the Govt. ofIndia for running Weavers Service Centre for the benefit of handloom weavers.

b. Weavers Colony at Nand Nagri

Department of Industries has also set up a Weavers Colony at NandNagari in 1983 on an area of 2.6 acres of land where 8 work sheds were gotconstructed out of which 5 sheds were allotted to primary handloomcooperative societies and Shed to Office, shed to Delhi State CooperativeBank, 1 sheds to Society for Self Employment.

An outlay of Rs.80.00 lakh has been kept in the current annual plan2010-11 for the above mentioned activities/ programmes. The anticipatedexpenditure in 2009-10 was of 2.25 lakh.

16. Promotion of Handicrafts (Rs.10 lakh)

As per the pattern, each Master Crafts person is being paid wages @ Rs.2000/- per month, lump-sum payment of Rs. 6000/- per course to Master Craftperson for general alteration/ modification of training premises, water andelectricity charges etc. Lump Sum amount of Rs.500/- per trainee per course toMaster Crafts Person as compensation for wastage of raw material used duringthe training period and each trainee enrolled under the ATS is being paid thestipend @ of Rs. 300/- per month for the duration of the Course. The durationof the ATS ranges from 6 months to 12 months depending upon the intricacy of

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Further, in addition to these above Apprenticeship Training Schemes, theDeptt is also running a Carpet Weaving Training Centre (intake capacity 30students both boys and girls) with one year duration and a Paper Craft andPaper Mache Centre (intake capacity 30 students exclusively for girls) with twoyears duration at Weaver's Colony, Bharat Nagar Delhi. The trainees in

these centers are also being paid stipend at the rate of Rs. 400 per month pertrainee.

The required training materials as per the requirement of each centre arebeing purchased from time to time to run these centers by the Department.

In the current annual plan 2010-11, an outlay of Rs.10 lakh has beenkept under revenue head. The anticipated expenditure in 2009-10 was ofRs.7.25 lakh.

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