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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. Introduction
Nasik is one of the most happening districts of Maharashtra in
terms of Agriculture, Industries and Services sector. It is located
between 18.33 degree and 20.53 degree North latitude and between
73.16 degree and 75.16 degree East Longitude at Northwest part of
the Maharashtra state, at 565 meters above mean sea level. The
North-South length of the district is 120 kms whereas East-West
length is 200 kms. The total area of the District is 15530 sq kms.
The largest block is Malegaon (12% of area) and the smallest is
Peint block with 3.63% area. The total geographical area of the
district is 1563000 ha and the net cultivable area is 864000 ha.
The average kharif crop area of the district is 663200 ha whereas
the average rabi crop area is 136500 ha. The district has a forest
land to the tune of 340000 ha which account for 21.75 % of the
total geographical area of the district.
The district has great mythological background. Nasik is popular
for historical & religious places like Trimbak, Vani, etc.
Nasik is also known as mini-Maharashtra, because the climate and
soil conditions of Surgana, Peth, Igatpuri resembles that of
Konkan; Niphad, Sinnar, Dindori, Baglan blocks are like Western
Maharashtra; Yeola, Nandgaon & Chandwad blocks are like
Vidarbha Region. Nasik, Malegaon, Manmad, Sinnar and Igatpuri are
some of the big cities situated in Nasik District.
The district is well known for grapes and onion production. The
district has also been identified for establishing ‘Wine Park’ and
‘Food Park’. There is a shift in cropping pattern with crops like
sugarcane and pomegranate being replaced with maize due to issues
like scarcity of water and inability of farmers to contain
Bacterial blight (locally known as telya) on pomegranate. The
district is also well known for its allied activities like Dairy,
Poultry, Sheep and Goat Rearing,
NABARD is presenting the Potential Linked Credit Plan (PLP) for
the year 2016-17 keeping in view the new guidelines being issued by
Reserve Bank of India during April 2015. The PLP is a structured
and comprehensive plan document providing details of likely credit
requirements for exploiting available potential in the district.
The overall sector wise / sub-sector wise projections for the year
2016-17 for Nasik district have been estimated at ` 863453.70 lakh
against the base PLP projection of ` 710811.00 lakh with an
objective to keep the district economy on a dynamic path, taking
into account the likely increase in the physical units, upward
revision in Scale of Finance / Unit Costs, expansion of branch
networking and infrastructure support, etc.
2. Sector/ Sub-sector-wise Analysis
A brief write-up on Sector/ Sub-sector-wise analysis is
presented below :
2.1 Crop Production, Maintenance and Marketing : Crop production
is the most important activity with credit support projection of `
3758.67 crore (43.53% of total projection). Critical interventions
required for creating a definitive impact in crop loan are
reassessment of actual number of farmers covered under KCC, adding
new KCC accounts, ensuring availability of quality seeds and
fertilizer, promoting water harvesting structures, JLGs financing,
etc.
2.2 Water Resources : Nasik district falls under medium rainfall
area with normal annual rainfall of 1056 mm. The district has net
irrigated area of 245471 ha. There are 13 major, 08 medium and 104
minor irrigation projects in the district. The irrigation potential
for 1,03,098 ham is available for long term planning in the
district. The projection of ` 469.16 crore has been estimated for
MI activities as against the base PLP projection of ` 364.23 crore.
The farmers have been aggressively adopting drip irrigation for
cultivation of grapes,
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pomegranates, onion and other crops. The Agriculture Department
may take initiatives like watershed development, implementation of
Jal Yukta Shivar Abhiyan for repairing existing water harvesting
structures, increasing its capacity through its deepening, etc. to
create definitive impact in the sector.
2.3 Farm Mechanization : Farm mechanization is an important
sector as it leads to increased crop production and productivity,
better utilization of irrigation potential, adoption of multiple
cropping pattern, etc. besides minimizing cost, increasing income,
reducing drudgery in operations, increasing in cropping intensity
etc. An estimated projection for the sector is assessed at ` 140.44
crore. The initiatives like providing custom hiring facilities at
the block level or cluster level, promotion of new and hi-tech
agricultural equipments would be helpful in creating definitive
impact in the sector.
2.4 Plantation and Horticulture (including Sericulture) : Nasik
is one of the prominent districts producing horticultural crops
accounting for 18% of the total area under horticultural crops and
16.76% of the state production. The PLP projection of ` 572.92
crore (` 537.82 crore for Plantation and Horticulture and ` 35.10
crore for Sericulture) has been estimated for this sector against
base PLP projection of ` 502.52 crore. The initiatives like
promotion of shade net, polyhouse, tissue culture units, and
Farmers’ Producers’ Companies (FPOs) with incentive from NHM/NHB
and Agriculture Department would be helpful in boosting the credit
under the sector.
2.5 Forestry and Waste Land Development : Nasik district has the
forest area of 312300 ha forming 17.28 % of the total geographical
area of 15,53,000 ha. The area under reserved, protected and
unclassified forest is 287100 ha, 24000 ha and 1200 ha
respectively. The PLP projection for the sector is assessed at `
15.34 crore as against the base PLP projection of ` 3.84 crore. The
initiatives like promotion of social forestry, development of
cultivable wasteland of 1,23,000 ha may be undertaken for enhancing
the credit under the sector.
2.6 Animal Husbandry - Dairy Development : Dairying has been
recognized as an integral part of rural development process in
India in general and it is more relevant to Maharashtra. There are
10 dairy Chilling plants with 2.65 lakh liter of capacity per day.
The average collection of all Taluka Sanghs is 52817 liters per
day. There are 653 milk producers’ cooperative societies of which
only 80 are functioning. The PLP projection of ` 262.42 crore has
been arrived at against the base PLP projection of ` 125.83 crore
for the sector. The critical in interventions required for credit
growth under this sector are setting up of breeding farms, revival
of closed Dairy Cooperatives and promotion of Dairy Producers
Companies for organized production and marketing in the
district.
2.7 Animal Husbandry - Poultry Development : Poultry farming is
one of the important allied activities under AH Sector as good
demand exists for eggs and poultry meat. The PLP projection is
estimated at ` 35.56 crore against the base PLP projection of `
24.64 crore for the poultry sector. The critical interventions
required for boosting a credit growth in this sector are providing
poultry feed at subsidised rate and encouraging private
hatchries.
2.8 Animal Husbandry - Sheep, Goat and Piggery Development :
Sheep and goat farming are one of the important allied activities
in rural areas as it provides supplementary source of income to a
large number of rural masses. The agro-climatic conditions are
conducive for these activities. Sheep rearing and piggery
activities are popular in tribal areas. The estimated projection
for this sector is assessed at ` 32.69 crore against the base PLP
projection of ` 77.07 crore. The critical interventions like
setting up of breeding farms, formation of Producer Companies of
Sheep, Goat and Piggery and establishment of training centre for
SC/ST population would have a definitive impact for the growth of
this sector.
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2.9 Fisheries Development : Nasik is a land locked district and
hence there is scope for inland fisheries only. The potential
source of fisheries lies in reservoirs, farm ponds, village ponds,
irrigation tanks and rivers. Inland fisheries are undertaken mostly
in reservoirs of natural resources or natural water bodies. The
fish production in the district is 3500 MT. The estimated
projection for this sector is assessed at ` 7.18 crore against the
base PLP projection of ` 6.08 crore. The initiatives such as
training of fish culture in ponds will have a positive impact for
credit growth under this sector.
2.10 Others Activities : The activities covered under this
sector are bullocks and bullock carts. There is huge requirement of
bullocks and bullock carts in the district for which more and more
people need to be covered under the Govt. Scheme for the purpose.
The projection of ` 4.09 crore has been estimated against the base
PLP projection of ` 3.53 crore under this sector.
2.11 Storage Godowns / Market Yards : Agriculture sector is
critical to India's development, for it contributes 14.1% to the
nation's GDP and employs 52% of the total workforce. Indian
agriculture sector, despite its high potential is constrained by
supply chain inefficiencies and huge post-harvest losses arising
out of inadequate storage. It is estimated that around 25% of the
total agricultural produce is lost due to lack of adequate and
appropriate storage facilities. Therefore, there is need to develop
and strengthen supply chain for perishable farm produce to connect
production, processing and consumption centres. The estimated PLP
projection for the sector is assessed at ` 35.30 crore against base
PLP projection ` 15.05 crore. The critical interventions such as
popularizing pledge financing against NWR and modernization of
APMCs would have a definitive impact for the development of this
sector.
2.12 Land Development : The district has 117549 ha of
uncultivable wasteland which can be reclaimed for
plantation/cultivation of crops. The district has 973000 ha of
cultivable land. Further, the cultivated area under various crops
is to the tune of 245500 ha which is only 27% against the total
cultivable land, providing ample potential for land development
activities to bring more and more land under cultivation.
Implementation of watershed projects is a major activity in the
district undertaken by various agencies. 6 watersheds were
supported by NABARD on cluster basis. Banks may finance various
activities in the completed watershed project areas. For land
development, estimated projection is ` 71.28 crore, a slight
increase over base PLP projection of ` 60.80 crore.
2.13 Others (Tissue Culture, Agri Bio-Technology, Seed
Production, Bio-pesticides / Fertilizers, Vermi-composting) : The
plant tissue culture, agri-biotechnology, seed production,
bio-pesticide, bio-fertilizer and vermin-composting have a great
impact on the farm cultivation in Nasik district, particularly
onion, grapes, tomato and vegetables. The estimated projection for
this sector is assessed at ` 63.13 crore for the year 2016-17. The
major thrust areas in Nasik are agri-biotech industry include
tissue culture, bio-fertilizers and bio-pesticides.
2.14 Food and Agro Processing : Nasik is well-known for
horticulture crops like grape, pomegranate, guava, mango, tomato
and cashew. Other crops like tur, paddy, cotton and groundnut are
also cultivated due to which there are 21 rice mills, 18 dal mills,
45 oil mills, 8 tomato processing units, 3 mango and other fruits
processing units, 2 onion processing units. Few cashew processing
units also exists in the district. Raisin is made from grapes by
many progressive farmers. The area under horticultural produce is
continuously growing in the district. The conducive climate
required for wine grape production in select blocks like Nasik,
Dindori and Niphad has developed the wine industry in the last
decade. Out of the 77 wineries in Maharashtra, 37 wineries are in
Nasik district reflecting good potential for the
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agro processing sector in the district. The PLP projection is
estimated at ` 82.14 crore against the base PLP projection of `
40.53 crore for this sector.
2.15 Others – Farmers’ Coop./ ACABC/ PACS/ FSS/ LAMPS/ MFIs : In
terms of revised RBI guidelines on priority sector lending, loans
up to ` 5 crore to co-operative societies of farmers for disposing
of the produce of members, loans for setting up of Agri-Clinics and
Agri-Business Centres, loans for Food and Agro-processing up to an
aggregate sanctioned limit of ` 100 crore per borrower, bank loans
to Primary Agricultural Credit Societies (PACS), Farmers’ Service
Societies (FSS) and Large-sized Adivasi Multi-Purpose Societies
(LAMPS) for on-lending to agriculture, loans sanctioned by banks to
MFIs for on-lending to agriculture sector, are covered under this
category. The PLP projection is estimated at ` 38.44 crore for this
sector.
2.16 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (Investment and Working
Capital): Micro, small and medium enterprises are an important
employment generating sector, especially in the backdrop of
dwindling employment opportunities in the agriculture sector.
Development of MSME helps in capital formation, growth of
entrepreneurship among local people, reduced migration and ensures
inclusive growth. Bank loans to micro and small enterprises in both
manufacturing and service are eligible to be classified under
priority sector. The estimated potential of ` 1564.25 crore is
assessed under this sector which includes Investment Credit of `
1251.40 crore and working capital of ` 312.85 crore.
2.17 Export Credit : Exports play an important role in a
country’s economy. A healthy balance between foreign trade and
exchange reserves to maintain the country's export growth should be
the constant endeavor. Nasik district has been leading in
production and export of grapes along with other horticulture
produce like pomegranates, guava, mangoes, etc. Grapes are exported
from Nasik to European Union, UK and also to middle-east countries.
The vegetable export to neighbouring and middle-east countries is
also picking up in the district. In MSME Sector, many reputed and
large companies like Mahindra & Mahindra, Siemens, Crompton
Greaves, Kirloskar, Jindal, Brook Bond, L & T, Ceat, VIP,
Garware, Samsonite, Glaxo India etc. have established their units
in the district. These engineering, pharmaceutical and chemical
companies have generated export potential of Nasik and export these
products to other countries. The PLP projection is assessed at `
122.00 crore for this sector.
2.18 Education : Education is central to the human resources
development and empowerment in any country. National and State
level policies are framed to ensure that this basic need of the
population is met through appropriate public and private sector
initiatives. Knowledge and information would be the driving force
for economic growth in the coming years. The current rate of
economic growth of the country demands technically and
professionally trained man power in large numbers. Cost of
education has been going up in recent times and since the student
has to bear most of the cost, there is a clear case for
institutional funding in this area. In this backdrop, the PLP
projection of ` 93.05 crore is assessed under this sector.
2.19 Housing : Housing, as one of the three basic needs of life,
always remains the top priority of any person, government and
society at large. At present urban housing shortage is 18.8 million
units of which 95.6 per cent is in economically weaker sections
(EWS) / low income group (LIG) segments and requires huge financial
investment to overcome. The housing industry of India is one of the
fastest growing sectors. A large population base, rising income
level and rapid urbanization leads to growth in this sector. Nasik,
being a fastest growing city, has a dominant role in the sphere of
economic and industrial activities in North Maharashtra. Many
industrial set-ups have been established which gives potential for
financing dwelling units. The PLP projection of ` 1098.68 crore is
assessed under this sector.
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2.20 Renewable Sources of Energy and Waste Management :
Renewable energy is generally defined as energy that comes from
resources which are naturally replenished on a human timescale such
as sunlight, wind, rain, tides, waves and geothermal heat.
Renewable energy replaces conventional fuels in four distinct
areas: electricity generation, air and water heating/cooling, motor
fuels, and rural (off-grid) energy services. The contribution of
renewable energy to the power sector has increased and is expected
to increase in the future. MNRE is targeting a huge capacity of
renewable energy in India and aims to add almost four times the
present capacity by 2017. About 13 per cent of primary energy comes
from renewable sources. The PLP projection for this sector is
assessed at ` 26.90 crore against the base PLP projection of ` 3.15
crore. The critical interventions required are awareness creation
and development of R&D centres to develop cost effective
solutions under this sector.
2.21 Others (Loans to SHGs, JLGs, Loans to distressed persons to
prepay non-institutional lenders, PMJDY, Loans to State Sponsored
Organizations for SC/ST) : The RBI has revised its guidelines on
priority sector lending, vide its circular dated 23.04.2015, PLP
projection under this sector is assessed at ` 85.22 crore for the
year 2016-17.
2.22 Social Infrastructure involving Bank Credit : The
provisioning of drinking water, sanitation, education, and health
defines the quality of life of an individual. These services affect
day-to-day life of people and have long-term impact in terms of
longevity and earning capacity. To keep the work force active and
contributing to the GDP, delivery of health care, especially in the
rural area has taken priority. Given the importance of social
infrastructure for development and its impact on ultimate credit
absorption in rural and urban areas, RBI has, in its latest
Priority Sector Lending guidelines issued by RBI on 23 April 2015,
stipulated that bank loans up to a limit of ` 5 crore per borrower
for building social infrastructure for activities namely schools,
health care facilities, drinking water facilities and sanitation
facilities in Tier II to Tier VI centres have now been brought
under the ambit of PSL norms and the potential for this sector
through private investments.
Hence, the PLP projection under this sector is assessed at `
55.68 crore for the year 2016-17.
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STATE : MAHARASHTRA DISTRICT : NASIK
( `̀̀̀ Lakh)
Sr.
No.
Particulars PLP
Projections
2016-17
A Farm Credit
i Crop Production, Maintenance & Marketing 375866.76
ii Term Loan for Agriculture and Allied Activities 153980.35
Sub Total 529847.11
B Agriculture Infrastructure 16970.28
C Ancillary Activities 12058.31
I Credit Potential for Agriculture (A+B+C) 558875.70
II Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises 156425.00
III Export Credit 12200.00
IV Education 9305.00
V Housing 109867.50
VI Renewable Energy 2690.00
VII
Others (Loans to SHGs, JLGs, Loans to distressed persons
to prepay non-institutional lenders, PMJDY, Loans to State
Sponsored Organizations for SC/ST 8522.50
VIII Social Infrastructure involving Bank Credit 5568.00
Total Priority Sector 863453.70
BROAD SECTOR-WISE PLP
PROJECTIONS
YEAR 2016-17
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STATE : MAHARASHTRA DISTRICT : NASIK
(`̀̀̀ Lakh)
Sr. No. Particulars
PLP Projections 2016-17
I Credit Potential for Agriculture
A Farm Credit
i Crop Production, Maintenance & Marketing 375866.76
ii Water Resources 46915.86
iii Farm Mechanisation 14043.89
iv Plantation & Horticulture (including Sericulture)
57291.76
v Forestry & Wasteland Development 1533.60
vi Animal Husbandry - Dairy 26242.02
vii Animal Husbandry - Poultry 3556.30
viii Animal Husbandry - Sheep, Goat, Piggery, etc. 3269.49
ix Fisheries 717.93
x Others - Bullock, Bullock Cart, etc. 409.50
Sub-total [Farm Credit] 529847.11
B Agriculture Infrastructure
i Construction of Storage Facilities (Warehouses, Market Yards,
Godowns, Silos, Cold Storage Units / Chains 3529.50
ii Land Development, Soil Conservation, Watershed Development
7128.28
iii Others (Tissue Culture, Agri Bio-Technology, Seed
Production, Bio-pesticides / Fertilizers, Vermi-composting)
6312.50
Sub-total [Agriculture Infrastructure] 16970.28
C Ancillary Activities
i Food & Agro Processing 8214.31
SUB-SECTOR-WISE PLP
PROJECTIONS
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ii
Others (Loans to Coop. Soc. Of Farmers for disposing of their
produce, ACABCs, Loans to PACS/FSS/LAMPS, Loans to MFIs for on
lending 3844.00
Sub-total [Ancillary Activities] 12058.31
Total Agriculture 558875.70
II Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
i MSME - Investment Credit 125140.00
ii MSME - Working Capital 31285.00
Total - MSME 156425.00
III Export Credit 12200.00
IV Education 9305.00
V Housing 109867.50
VI Renewable Energy 2690.00
VII
Others (Loans to SHGs, JLGs, Loans to distressed persons to
prepay non-institutional lenders, PMJDY, Loans to State Sponsored
Organizations for SC/ST 8522.50
VIII Social Infrastructure involving Bank Credit 5568.00
Total Priority Sector 863453.70
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Map of Nasik District
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DISTRICT PROFILE
िज़ला �वभाग
15530
4
15
1930
1376
1563400 सामा�य Normal 2013 2014 2015 (June to Sept 15)
312300 1056 1137 1074 1013
215900 81 18 -43
24100 शेष Balance
21600 (-)33291
94574
123000
56000 सं�या Nos. कुल का % % to Total
हे. Ha. कुल का % % to Total
850000 116459 29 61502 6
904000 117591 29 173378 17
79581 168145 42 769936 77
107.00% 402195 100 1004816 100
487 कुल Total पु�ष Male म�हला Female �ामीण Rural शहर� Urban187
6107 3158 2950 3056 1938
382 555 282 273 50 19
45 1564 792 772 438 16
156 5028 2784 2244 3510 2597
369 3402 NA NA 249 913
1222887 270 301
677310 NA343
340147 NA NA
1920 5262 28
1920 103 40
639 577 3594
609
1913 NA 102095
1008 332787 NA
1161 12686 7610
1767 NA NA
16000 7
329700 20738 150
247200 491 2
206700
155427 358 15
52314 14134 623
NA 287 170230
NA NA 70
247200 NA 5600
इकाइय� क� सं�या No of units �मता (मे टन) Cap.[MT]
17 NA �े� Area ( '00' Ha) उ!पादन Prod. (MT)
�े� Area ( '00' Ha)
उ!पादन Prod. (MT)
7 NA 749 891 783 1226 1190
5 NA 1288 1039 1261 1752 807
NA NA 361 538 660 1218 1490
NA NA 455 338 407 344 743
65 NA 904 993 860 1271 1098
7 NA 496 834 421 1035 1681
NA NA 1910 5638 2263 8631 2952
1 NA
पशु संवग% Category of animal कुल नर माद� 132 NA
संकर पश ुCattle - Cross bred 687 470 217 7 659
देशी पशु Cattle - Indigenous 1178 426 752 491 86
भ'स Buffaloes 238 52 186 2 NA
भेड़ -संकर Sheep - Cross bred 5 1 4 NA NA
भेड़ - देशी Sheep - Indigenous 352 64 288 659 1
बकर� Goat 600 128 472 NA 5
सूअर - संकर Pig - Cross bred 2 1 1
सूअर- देशी Pig - Indigenous 27 11 16 म!,य Fish 3500
NAघोडा/गधा/ऊंट Horse/Donkey/Camel 6775 NA NA अडंा Egg 9853 NA
मुग2 - संकर Poultry - Cross bred 15006 NA NA दधू Milk43 NA
मुग2 -देशी Poultry - Indigenous 875 NA NA मटन Meat NA NA
िज़ला-प�रचय
NASIK रा�य MAHARASHTRA NASIK
1. भौ�तक और �शास�नक �वशेषताएँ Physical & Administrative
Features 2. �म�ी व जलवायु SOIL & CLIMATE
कुल भौगो4लक �े� (वग% 5कमी) Total Geographical
Area(Sq.KM)कृ7ष-जलवायु �े� Agro-climatic Zone Western Platea &
Hill Region - Western Hills Zones
उप7वभाग� क� सं�या No. of Sub-divisions
खंड No of Blocks जलवायु Climate Semi Arid
गांव� क� सं�या (बसे हुए )No. of Villages (inhabited)4म;ी का
रपोट% म? दज% कुल �े� Total Area Reportedवषा%मान (4ममी म?)Rainfall
[in mm]
व,तुि,थBत Actualवन भू4म Forest Landखेती के 4लए अनुपलCध �े� Area
Not Available for Cultivation सामा�य से अतंर Variation from
Normal
,थाई चारागाह और चराई भू4म Permanent Pasture and Grazing Land
उपलCध भूजल Availability of Ground Water [Ham]
शुF वा7ष%क पुनभ%रण Net annual recharge शुF वा7ष%क Bनकास Net
annual draft
7व7वध पेड़ फसल� के अतंग%त भू4म Land under Miscellaneous Tree
Crops 86495 119786कृ7षयोHय बंजरभू4म Cultivable Wasteland 5.भू�मजोत
�वतरण DISTRIBUTION OF LAND HOLDINGवत%मान परती भू4म Current
Fallow
भू4मजोत वग2करण Classification of Holdingभू4म जोत Holding �े�
Area
अ�य परती भू4म Other Fallow
कुल बुवाई �े� Net Sown Area 1 to 2 Haफसल घनता Cropping Inensity
[GCA/NSA]% कुल Total
6. (�मक) का �ववरण ('000 म*) WORKERS PROFILE [in '000] 7.
जनसांि,यक-य �ववरण DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE [in '000] #5कसान Cultivators
संवग% CategoryउJत म? से छोटे/सीमांत 5कसान Of the above,
Small/Marginal Farmers जनसं�या Populationकृ7ष मजदरू Agricultural
Labourers अनुसूIचत जाती Scheduled Casteघरेलू उLयोग� म? लगे M4मक
Workers engaged in Household Industries अनुसूIचत जनजाBत Scheduled
Tribeअनुषंगी कृ7ष गBत7वIधय� म? लगे M4मक Workers engaged in Allied
Agro-activities सा�र Literateअ�य M4मक Other workers गर�बी रेखा के
नीचे के प>रवार BPL
families8.प�रवार ('000 म*)HOUSEHOLDS [in '000] # 9. घरेलू
सु�वधाएं HOUSEHOLD AMENITIES [Nos. in '000 Households] #
कुल प>रवार Total Households Nट/प!थर/कंO�ट से Bन4म%त घर Having
brick/stone/concrete houses Pबजल� आपूBत% युJत Having electricity
supply
�ामीण प>रवार Rural Households पेयजल सु7वधायुJत Having source
of drinking waterBनजी रवार BPL Households ब'5कंग सेवा युJत Having
access to banking services रेRडयो/ट�वी संच Having radio/tv sets
10. गाँव-0तर1य संरचना VILLAGE-LEVEL INFRASTRUCTURE [Nos] #
11.0वा02य व सफाई से संबं6धत संरचना INFRASTRUCTURE RELATING TO
HEALTH & SANITATION [Nos] #Pबजल� आपूत% गाँव Villages
Electrified आंगनवाड़ी Anganwadis औषधालय Dispensariesकृ7ष Pबजल� आपूत%
गाँव Villages having Agriculture Power Supply
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BANKING PROFILE
िजला District : NASIK रा_य State
कुल Total �ामीण Ruralअध%-शहर�
Semi-Urbanशहर� Urban
सू7वसं/सू7वसंगठन mFIs/mFOs
,वंसस/ संदेस SHGs/JLGs
बीसी / बीएफ BCs/BFs
गांव Villages
प>रवार Households
वाVण_य ब'क Commercial Banks 38 455 162 103 190 NA NA 1353 1640
100%
�े�ीय �ामीण ब'क Regional Rural Bank 1 7 1 5 1 NA NA NA NA NA
िजला मeयवत2 सहकार� ब'क District Central Co-op. Bank
1 209 154 30 25 NA NA NA NA NA
सहकार� कृ7ष और �ामीण 7वकास ब'क Coop. Agr. & Rural Dev.
Bank
1 13 12 1 NA NA NA NA NA
