Annual Report 11-12 - DC(MSME

MSMEDI-Mumbai

ANNUAL

REPORT

2011-12

MSME Development Institute Ministry of MSME, Government of India Kurla Andheri Road, Sakinaka

Mumbai-400072

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MSME-DI, Mumbai Page 2 of 60

Index

Sl Topic Page

1 Achievements at a Glance 3 to 4

2 Revenue Earning Statement 5

3 About Maharashtra 6

4 About MSME-DI, Mumbai 10 to 11

5 Staff Position of Technical Officers 12 to 13

6 Divisions 14

7 Performance of MSME-DI, Mumbai 15

A National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programmes 16

b Lean Manufacturing Competitiveness Programmes 17

c Incubators 18

d Design Intervention under NMCP by NID in Maharashtra 19

e Other Initiatives taken under NMCP Programme 20-22

8 Cluster Development Programmes 23-31

9 National Vendor Development Programme 32-34

10 International Trade Fairs (ITF) 35

11 Market Development Assistance (MDA) 36

12 MSMED Act Awareness / EM Registrations 37-38

13 Training Programmes 39-40

14 Other Activities 41 to 56

15 Photo Gallery 57-61

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ACHIEVEMENTS AT A GLANCE

Sr. Activity Completed Target Achievement No. of persons

benefited

A MSME-DI Act 2006

E.M. Filed by Micro, Small

& Medium Enterprises

N.A. Micro - 34001

Small - 12309

Medium - 274

-

B Training Programmes Target Achievement No. of persons

trained

1. Industrial Motivation

Campaigns

149 152 11684

2. Entrepreneurship Skill

Dev. Programme

150 150 3921

3. Management Dev.

Programme

31 31 729

4. Entrepreneurship Dev.

Programmes

26 26 672

5. Business Skill Dev.

Programmes

8 8 225

6. Training Programmes

under PD A/C. –

CAD/CAM etc.

Nil 10 135

7. Skill Development

Programmes – Machine

Shop Practice & Blue

Print Reading

Nil 4 96

Total Beneficiaries 17462

C Seminars / Workshops Conducted under NMCP

1. Acquire Product Certification

Licenses

1 82

2. Marketing Support for Bar Code 4 244

3. Awareness Programme on QMS/QTT 1 67

4. Awareness/Sensitization Programme

on IPR

2 152

Total Beneficiaries 545

D Cluster Development Activities (MSE-CDP):

i) Through MSME-DI, Mumbai:

1) Auto Component Cluster,

Aurangabad

2) Toy Cluster in Western Suburb of

Mumbai

3) Printing Cluster, Aurangabad

4) Tiny & Engineering Cluster,

Aurangabad

5) Herbal & Cosmetic Cluster, Mumbai

05

-

ii) Through Directorate of Industries,

Govt. of Maharashtra

24

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E Vendor Development Programmes:

i) National Level 1 1 90

ii) State Level 10 10 707

F Project Profiles Prepared

a) Updated 17 17

b) New 10 10

G Other Activities

a) Status Reports 2 2

b) International Trade Fairs/MDA

reimbursement

10 10

c) Assistance under Single point

registration

164 3,22,750/-

(fees received)

d) Reimbursement under ISO 9000 370 1,74,97,393/-

e) Barcode Reimbursement

i) One Time Registration Fees

ii) Annual Recurring Fees

32

51

6,69,375/-

2,35,391/-

f) Product Certification Reimbursement 37 43,82,404/-

g) State Level Agro Exhibition 01 10 MSMEs

reimbursed under

NMCP

H. Special Programme:

Packaging For Export

1 No. 57 Participants

I. Cumulative Revenue Earned

a) Workshop Revenue

b) Total Revenue

6,00,000

Nil

Rs. 8,83,374/-

Rs. 89,80,199/-

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Revenue Earning Statement for the Year 2011-12

Sl.

No.

Activity MSME-DI Br. MSME-DI

Aurangabad

Cum. Total

1 Revenue from

workshop

Rs.8,83,374/- 0 Rs.8,83,374/-

2 Sale of trainee

Products

Rs.32,800/- 0 Rs.32,800/-

3 Seminar Fees Rs.17,400/- 0 Rs.17,400/-

4 Inplant studies Rs.5,000/- 0 Rs.5,000/-

5 NSIC

Regn./GSPP

Rs.3,22,750/- 0 Rs.3,22,750/-

6 Sale of

publications

Rs.8,240/- 0 Rs.8,240/-

7 PD

Accounts

Rs.63,36,900/- 0 Rs.63,36,900/-

8 Others - SVDP,

ESDP, MDP,

EDP, Electricity

Charges, Rent,

A'bad – EDP,

ESDP, MDP &

SVDP

Rs.13,14,485/- Rs.59,250/- Rs.13,73,735/-

Total Rs.89,20,949/- Rs.59,250/- Rs.89,80,199/-

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ABOUT MAHARASHTRA

Maharashtra is the second largest State in India in terms of population and geographical

area (3.08 lakh sq.km) of the country. The state has actual population of 112, 372, 972 (as

per 201 Census (Provisional) which is 9.29 percent share of total population of India. It is

bounded by Arabian Sea in the West, Gujarat in the North West, Madhya Pradesh in the

North, Andhra Pradesh in the South-East and Karnataka and Goa in the South. The Konkan

Coastal stretches about 720 kms long in the West and the Sahyadri ranges parallel to the

seacoast at about 80 Kms wide in the East. To the coast of the Sahyadri stretches a vast

plateau. This plateau is drained by the three great rivers Godavari, Bhima and Krishna,

which rise in the Sahyadri and flow eastward across Indian Peninsula into the Bay of

Bengal.

The State has 35 districts, which are divided into six revenue divisions viz. Konkan, Pune,

Nashik, Aurangabad, Amravati and Nagpur for administrative purposes. The State has a

long tradition of having statutory bodies for planning at the district. For local

self-governance in rural areas, there are 33 Zilla Parishads, 355 Panchayat Samitis and

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27,993 Gram Panchayats. The urban areas are governed through 23 Municipal

Corporations, 222 Municipal Councils, 4 Nagar Panchayats and 7 Cantonment Boards.

Mumbai, the capital of Maharashtra and the financial capital of India, houses the

headquarters of most of the major corporates & financial institutions. India’s main stock

exchanges & commodity exchanges are located in Mumbai.

Literacy

As per the census 2011 (Provisional), literacy rate was 82.91 per cent. It was 89.82

percent and 75.48 percent for males and females respectively.

Working Population

The composition of workers in 2001 indicates that the proportion of main workers to

total population in the state decreased from 39.3 percent in 1991 to 35.9 percent in 2001.

However, the proportion of marginal workers to total population, which was 3.7 percent

in 1991, increased substantially (6.6 percent) in 2001. The proportion of main workers to

total workers, which was 91.4 percent in 1991, declined to 84.4 percent in 2001.

State Income

The preliminary estimates of the State Income of Maharashtra at current prices for the

year 2009-10 is Rs. 8,71,891/- crore and the per capita State Income is Rs., 74,027/-. At

constant prices, the State Income in 2009-10 is estimated at Rs. 6,34,829/- crore and the

per capita State Income at Rs. 57,458/-.

INDUSTRIAL SCENARIO

Maharashtra has been in the forefront in sustaining industrial growth and in creating

environment conductive to industrial development. Investment – friendly industrial

policies, excellent infrastructure and a strong and productive human resource base have

made it a favoured destination for manufacturing, export and financial service sectors.

However, the year 2008 – 09 witnessed a heavy turmoil in the global economy, which had

an impact on the Indian as well as State economy.

The advance estimate of Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) is expected to grow at 10.5

per cent during the year 2010 – 11 as against 8.7 per cent during the previous year.

Industry Sector is expected to grow by 9.1 percent. Services Sector is expected to grow by

10.9 percent during the year.

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The preliminary estimate of GSDP at constant (2004 – 05) prices was Rs. 7,01,550 crore

during 2009 – 10, as against Rs. 6,45,492 crore in 2008 – 09, showing an increase of 8.7

per cent. The GSDP during 2009 – 10 at current prices was Rs. 9,01,330 crore, showing an

increase of 16.6 per cent over that of the previous year.

The State continued to attract highest industrial proposals resulting into maximum

generation of employment compared to other State due to availability of better

infrastructure, skilled human resources and stable social conditions. The State’s share in

proposed investment and employment in the country is 10 and 15 percent respectively.

Total 20,484 industrial projects, including FDI projects with an investment of Rs. 9,20,121

crore have been approved for setting up new industries in the State during August, 1991

to August, 2010. By the end of August, 2010 with an investment of Rs.1,95,407 crore,

8,322 projects were commissioned. Total 796 industrial project including FDI projects

with an investment of Rs. 1,51,209 crore and proposed employment of 2,25,710 were

approved during September 2009 to August, 2010. During the same period, 36 projects

with an investment of Rs. 8,673 crore and employment of 9,458 were commissioned.

The industrial policy reforms have reduced the industrial licensing requirements,

removed restrictions on investments & expansions and facilitated easy access to foreign

technology as well as foreign direct investments. Since August, 1991 to August, 2010 total

16,140 industrial projects with a investment of Rs. 6,95,516 crore generating 30.24 lakh

employment have been approved by the Government of India for setting up

industries/mega projects in the State. Maharashtra has remained one of the favoured

destinations for industrial investment in the country maintaining status of the most

industrialized State and has successfully attracted a large share of industrial investments

in the post liberalization era, from both domestic as well as foreign entities.

The State has adopted the Special Economic Zone Policy (SEZ) with effect from 10th Feb.

2006. The SEZs notified as duty free enclaves, have a relaxed and business friendly policy

regime, aimed at promoting rapid industrial development and employment generation. It

is expected that this will trigger inflow of large foreign and domestic investments in

infrastructure for SEZs and productive capacities, which will lead to generation of

additional economic activities and employment opportunities. Upto 31st December 10,

233 SEZ proposals were received in the State, of which 143 SEZ were approved by the

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Central Government (105 formal and 38 in principle approvals) and 63 of them are

notified SEZ.

The State Government has taken a number of initiatives to promote development of

Information Technology (IT) / Information Technology Enabled Services (ITES) sector in

the State. The Steps include formulation of a progressive sector-specific policy,

development of IT parks and the knowledge corridors. As envisaged in ‘Information

Technology (IT) and Information Technology Enabled Services (ITES) Policy, 2003’, the

State has offered various fiscal incentives to IT / ITES industries. Besides, non-fiscal

incentives like additional FSI, permitting software industry in residential areas, suitable

permissions to develop communication systems, self-certifications under labour laws are

also offered.

In view of this, 36 public IT parks are established by MIDC and CIDCO. For getting private

participation in creating world-class infrastructure for IT industry, 425 private IT parks

have been approved, out of which 88 IT parks have started functioning. These are located

in Mumbai (41), Thane (9) and Pune (38) district. These functioning IT parks with

investments of Rs. 1,403 crore are creating 1.87 lakh jobs. The remaining 337 IT parks

with investments of Rs. 6,347 crore have been given Letters of Intent and are expected to

generate 8.46 lakh job opportunities. Public, Bio-Tech (BT) parks are also developed in

the State at MIDC Jalna and MIDC Hinjewadi (Pune). While four private BT parks are

being developed in the state with total investment of about Rs. 300 crores.

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About MSME-DI, Mumbai

MSME-Development Institute, Mumbai was established in the year 1954 as Small

Industries Service Institute, Mumbai. In the year 1960, it was shifted to its own premises

at Sakinaka, Mumbai. The MSME-DI, Mumbai (erstwhile SISI, Mumbai) Building was

inaugurated on 17.04.1960 by Hon'ble Shri S.K.Wankhede, the then Minister of Industry,

Govt. of Maharashtra. The Office was headed by its first Director Shri R.V.Patel. The

Institute is presently headed by Shri G.M. Ambhore, Director.

MSME-DI, Mumbai is engaged in the promotion and development of MSME Sector in the

State of Maharashtra. Consultancy Services / Guidance is one of the important activities of

the Institute. The important consultancy services being rendered by the Institute includes

techno, economic, managerial, export related and promotion of entrepreneurship. The

Institute also coordinates and implements various policies and programmes of the Central

Government. The important functions, of the Institute to MSME Sector in the State are

briefly stated below:

Consultancy to prospective and existing entrepreneurs

� Preparation of Project Profiles.

� Selection of suitable plant and machinery

� Quality Control and Standardization

� Conducting ESDPs, BSDPs, EDPs, MDPs and Motivational Campaigns.

� Preparation of State Industrial Profile.

� Conducting District Industrial Potentiality Survey.

� Collection of Statistics on Production Indices, wholesale Price Indices

� Programmes on ISO 9000, 14000 etc

� Consultancy on Economic Aspects.

� Vendor Development Programmes-cum-Exhibitions.

� Cluster Development Initiatives.

� A range of Training programmes for prospective Entrepreneurs

� Specialized Training programmes on CAD/CAM/CNC etc

� NMCP Programmes.

This Institute provides support/services to the State Government as well as co-ordinates

various activities for the prospective and existing entrepreneurs at the state level for

promotion and development of small-scale industries. 23 districts of Maharashtra are

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under the jurisdiction of this Institute and its Branch Development Institute at

Aurangabad. The revenue figures for the year 2011 -12 of this Institute is as follows:

Another Institute at Nagpur looks after the remaining 11 districts of Maharashtra.

MSME-DI, Mumbai provides various types of extension services and assistance in setting

up of units, promoting and developing products and Services for the MSME. The Institute

has Technical Officers to provide guidance in all trades viz. Metallurgy, Mechanical,

Chemical, Leather, Electrical, Electronics, Food Industry, Management and Economic

Investigation, Export and Industrial Design.

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Staff Position of Technical Officers

MSME-DI, Mumbai

Sl Post Sanctioned Filled Vacant

1 Director 01 01 00

2 Indl.Designer 01 01 00

3 Dy.Director(Admn) 00 00 00

4 Asstt.Director(GAD)-Gr.II 01 01

Adjusted AD(G/C) Gr.II

00

Section Officers Sanctioned Filled Vacant

1 Dy.Director (Food) 01 00 01

2 Dy.Director (Stats.) 01 01

Adjusted AD(Stats.) Gr.I

00

3 Dy.Director (Mech) 01 00 01

4 Dy.Director (IMT) 01 01 00

5 Dy.Director (Lea) 01 01 00

6 Dy.Director (Electx.) 01 00 01

7 Dy.Director (IMT/Modn.) 01 00 01

8 Asstt.Director(Chem.) 01 00 01

9 Asstt.Director(EI) 01 00 01

10 Asstt.Director(Elect.) 01 01 00

11 Asstt.Director(L/F) 01 01 00

12 Asstt.Director(IMT) 01 01 00

13 Asstt.Director(Stats.) 01 01 00

14 Asstt.Director(Met.) 02 02 00

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15 Asstt.Director(L/F) 02 01 01

16 Asstt.Director(Mech.) 02 01 01

17 Asstt.Director(IMT) 01 01 00

18 Asstt.Director(EI) 02 01 01

19 Asstt.Director(Hosy.) 01 00 01

20 Sr. Hindi Translator 01 01 00

Investigator Sanctioned Filled Vacant

21 Mechanical 01 01

Adjusted Met. trade

00

22 Chemical 01 01 00

23 Economic Investigator 03 00 03

Br. MSME-DI, Aurangabad

Sl. Post Sanctioned Filled Vacant Remarks

Dy.Directors

01 Dy.Director (Met) 01 01 00 Adjusted

DD(Mech.)

02 Dy.Director (G&C) 01 00 01 --

Asstt.Director (Gr.II)

01 AD (IMT) 01 00 01 --

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Divisions

This Institute has Officers in the Divisions like Industrial Design, Electrical, Mechanical,

Industrial Management & Training, Economic Investigation, Leather & Footwear,

Metallurgy, Glass & Ceramics. In addition we also have CAD/CAM Centre. These divisions

provide Technical Consultancy & Training for the Existing & Prospective Entrepreneurs.

The CAD/CAM Centre has been set up with the support of Indo German Tool Room,

Aurangabad, and imparts training in the field of Computer Aided Designing & Machining.

Library

MSME-DI, Mumbai has a well-equipped library containing Books, Technical Journals,

Periodicals, Project Profiles, Government Circulars and book relating to

Entrepreneurship, Management etc, for MSME Entrepreneurs for reference. During the

current year the Office has procured 60 new Technical books. Around 3500 visitors

visited the Library during the year 2011-12.

Infrastructure

The Institute has 04 air conditioned Training Halls which have been equipped with

modern training equipments like laptops, LCD Projectors etc. In addition, it also has a

conference hall. As a part of Office Automation this Office has about 50 + computers with

Leased Line Connectivity.

Workshop

The Common Facility Workshop Tool Room attached to MSME DI, Mumbai provides

valuable services in the field of Job work & Training to the MSME in and around Mumbai.

The modern machineries like CNC EDM Wire cut and CNC Milling & Boring Machine, CNC

Machining Centre etc. are providing quality services to the MSME Sector. During the year

2011-12 Workshop earned a Revenue of Rs. 8,83,374/- as against the target of Rs.4.00

Lakhs through Training & Job work Facility. 96 Candidates were trained and 136 Units

were provided Job work facilities.

SENET

SENET Division is equipped with latest IT Infrastructure and Leased Line Connectivity.

The important divisions of this Institute are networked with SENET through LAN to

facilitate easy exchange of data. The website of MSME-DI Mumbai is designed, maintained

& updated from SENET Division. SENET Division helps the technical division for

Collection of Data, sending emails etc

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Performance of MSME-DI Mumbai

Performance in respect of :-

� National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programmes

� Cluster Development

� National/State Level Vendor Development Programmes

� International Trade Fairs

� MSME Act Awareness

� Training Programmes

� Other Activities

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NATIONAL MANUFACTURING COMPETITIVENESS PROGRAMMES (NMCP)

N.M.C.P. is an important policy initiative taken by the Ministry for making the

manufacturing sector more competitive. The Institute has conducted various awareness

programmes as follows:

Sl.

No.

Name of Programme Venue and Date No. of

Participants

1. Seminar on Bar Code in

Collaboration with GS1.

Mumbai

(18.05.2011)

85

2. Seminar on Bar Code Kudal, Dist. Sindhudurg

(24.09.2011)

26

3. Seminar on Bar Code for

Innovation Cluster

Sangli

(12.11.2011)

83

4. Awareness Programme on

‘To Acquire Product

Certification Licenses’

Pune

(02.12.2011)

82

5. Seminar on Bar Code Mumbai

(07.01.2012)

50

6. Awareness Programme on

QMS/QTT

Mumbai

(08.01.2012)

67

7. Intellectual Property Rights Aurangabad

(16.02.2012)

98

8 Packaging for Exports Aurangabad

(18.02.2012)

57

9 Intellectual Property Rights Panvel

(29.02.2012)

54

Total 602

CE Marking – International Standards & BIS Licensing – National standards

Cumulative No. of applications received

during the year

Cumulative No. of

applications reimbursed

during 2011-12

Cumulative (Total

amount disbursed

during 2011-12)

(Rs.)

92

37

43,82,404/-

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Lean Manufacturing Competitiveness Scheme (LMCS) for MSMEs

In the State of Maharashtra, Lean Manufacturing Competitiveness Scheme is being

implemented jointly by NPC, Mumbai and NPC Head Quarter, New Delhi and so far 14 Nos.

Lean Manufacturing clusters (Mini Clusters) have been identified and assisted through

consultants as detailed below :-

MSME-DI Mumbai in coordination with NPC Mumbai has been monitoring effective

implementation of Lean Manufacturing Competitiveness scheme.

Sl.

No.

District Name of the SPV/DPG

1 Nashik – 4 1. Auto Transmission Parts Manufacturers’

Association , Nashik

2. Stamping parts Manufacturers Association

Nashik

3. Sheet Metal Press Component Parts

Manufacturers Association, Nashik

4. Auto Upholstery Parts Manufacturers

Association, Nashik

2. Ahmednagar - 2 1. Ahmednagar Auto & Engineering Association,

Group – I

2. Ahmednagar Auto & Engineering Association,

Group – II

3. Kolhapur – 1 1. Kolhapur Engineering Association, Kolhapur

4. Aurangabad – 5 1. CMIA Lean Cluster Pharma

2. CMIA Lean Cluster Packaging

3. CMIA Lean Cluster Engineering

4. CMIA Lean Cluster Automotive

5. MASSIA Auto Component Cluster, Waluj

5 Pune - 2 1. MCCIA – Auto Component

2. MCCIA – White Goods

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Incubators (Business Incubators)

Sl.

No.

Name of the Host Institution No. of ideas/Projects

forwarded to O/o. DC

(MSME)

No. of ideas

/ projects

selected

1 DKTE Society’s Textile & Engineering

Institute, Ichalkaranji

10 Nos. 4 Nos.

2 MITCON, Pune 10 Nos. 9 Nos.

3 CIRCOT, Mumbai 10 Nos. 5 Nos.

4 NCL, Pune 15 Nos. 7 Nos.

MSME-DI, Mumbai has been attending meetings convened by the Host Institutions and

provide every assistance to Host Institutions and incubates in the State.

IP Facilitation Centre (IPFACE), NCL, Pune

IP Facilitation Centre (IPFACE) aims to promote awareness and adoption of intellectual

property rights amongst entrepreneurs and MSMEs, also making accessible high-quality

IP services and resources, IPFACE is a project of the Venture Centre supported by

Ministry of MSME, Govt. of India and National Chemical Laboratory, Council of Scientific

and Industrial Research, India. IPFACE is located at the NCL Innovation Park, Pune, India.

The activities and events held at IPFACE since the launch of IPFACE has been reported

every quarterly to O/o. DC (MSME). At the out set few achievements during 2011 – 12 is

as listed below:

• In the month March 2012, IP Facilitation Centre, Pune have successfully filed

Geographical Indication (GI) application of “Devgad Alfanso Mango” for

Devgad Taluka Amba Utpadak Sahakari Sanstha Maryadit.

• Patents : 11 Nos.

• Trade Marks : 22 Nos.

• Copy Right : 1 No.

• Awareness / Sensitisation : 13 Nos.

Programme on IPR

• Workshop on IPR : 8 Nos.

MSME-DI, Mumbai being one of the member on Steering Committee of IP Facilitation

Centre has been attending the Steering Committee meeting held quarterly and providing

every necessary support to IP Facilitation Centre.

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Design Intervention under NMCP by NID in Maharashtra:

Sl.

No.

Name of the MSME

Association

Location Industry

Sector

Seminar Date

1 MCED Aurangabad Plastic Product 17.04.2011

2 MCED Nagpur Steel furniture 10.05.2011

3 FICCI Nashik Auto

Component

27.05.2011

4 The Bombay Fountain Pen

Manufacturers & Traders

Association

Mumbai Writing

Instrument

04.01.2012

5 IGTR, Aurangabad Aurangabad Engineering

Components

27.03.2012

Brief write-up of the various other initiatives taken up by this Institute

under NMCP

1. Awareness Programme on Design Clinic was organized by Br. MSME-DI,

Aurangabad in association with Maharashtra Centre for Entrepreneurship

Development at Aurangabad on 17th April 2011. Total 23 participants attended

the programme.

2. A Design Awareness Seminar was orgnised by National Institute of Design, MSME,

Industrial Associations viz. CMIA & MASSIA, IDBI Bank and MCED, Aurangabad on

18.01.2012 for MSME of Auto Cluster and Engineering units in Aurangabad. Total

57 participants attended the programme.

3. A Design Awareness Seminar was organized by Br. MSME-DI, Aurangabad & IGTR

in association with National Institute of Design, Industries associations like CMIA

& MASSIA at Aurangabad on 27th March 2012. Total 101 participants attended the

programme.

4. Work shop on Design Clinic was organized by Br. MSME-DI, Aurangabad in

association with Maharashtra Centre for Entrepreneurship Development at

Aurangabad from 24.03.2012 to 28.03.2012. Total 20 participants attended the

programme.

5. A.D. (Chem) attended programme on MSME Scheme – Screening Agribusiness

Ideas pertaining to NMCP schemes – Formation of Incubators on 26th Sept 2011 at

Mumbai. Around 23 units were present for the programme. Motivated MSME units

for availing the benefits of NMCP Schemes.

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6. A Seminar on Bar Code was organized in collaboration with GS1 India on

18.05.2011 at Mumbai. Around 85 representatives of MSMEs were present for the

programme.

7. One day Seminar on Bare Code was organized at Kudal, Dist. Sindhudurg on 24th

Sept. 2011. Total 26 participants along with the officials from DIC, Sindhudurg,

Chamber of Commerce & Industry and special invitees were present for the

programme.

8. Awareness programme on ‘To Acquire Product Certification Licenses’ was

organized in Association with Electronic Co-op. Estate, Pune on 2nd Dec. 2011 at

Pune. Shri P.K. Shilotri, Dy. Director General, Bureau of Indian Standards, Mumbai

inaugurated the programme. Shri M.V. Bhagat, Joint Director of Industries, Pune

region Chaired the function. Director, MSME-DI, Mumbai and General Manager,

District Industries Centre, Pune also attended the inaugural function. Total 82

participants attended the programme.

9. Lean Manufacturing Cluster review meeting was convened under the

Chairmanship of Director, MSME-DI, Mumbai with Lean manufacturing

consultants, SPV representatives and NPC officials on 27th Dec.2011 at Mumbai, to

discuss the current progress of lean implementation in Mini Clusters identified in

the jurisdiction of MSME-DI, Mumbai.

10. MSME-DI, Mumbai had mobilized 10 MSME units to participate in the State Level

Agro Exhibition conducted at Nashik from 1st Dec. to 5th Dec. 2011 and to utilize

the subsidy provided under NMCP Scheme.

11. A Sensitization Programme on Barcode was organized on 7th Jan. 2012 at Mumbai.

Shri Saha, Director, Indian Institute of Packaging, Mumbai was the Chief Guest of

the programme. During his inaugural address he informed the participants the

importance of Bar-coding in the modern marketing scenario and explained the

importance of packaging in local and export market. Shri Shivsahay Panda,

Regional Manager, GS1 India explained technical procedure of acquiring and

implementing barcode. He also explained the meaning and uses of various types

of presentation of barcode including availability and procedures in using the

hardware required for Barcoding for any industry. About 50 entrepreneurs of

various industries of Maharashtra participated in the programme.

12. Awareness programme on Quality Management Standards & Quality Technology

Tools (QMS/QTT) was organized in association with Bombay Small Scale

Industries Association & MSE-CDP Clusters on 8th Jan. 2012 at Mumbai. During the

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programme topics such as Total Quality Management & QMS, Introduction to

Quality Management Standards, Quality M.S. Environment M.S., OHSAS food safety,

Six Sigma Methodology, S.S. & TQC Tools, Total productive maintenance were

covered. Total 67 participants benefited during the programme.

13. Awareness programme on Intellectual Property Rights was organized on 16th Feb.

2012 at Aurangabad in association with MASSIA, Aurangabad. Director had

addressed the participants about the various Govt. schemes for development of

MSMEs. Total 98 participants attended the programme.

14. Awareness programme on Intellectual Property Rights was organized in

association with Panvel Industrial Co-operative Estate, Panvel on 29th Feb. 2012 at

Panvel. Shri Dev Dutta Jha, Director, Scientist ‘F’ Head, Bureau of Indian Standards,

Mumbai had inaugurated the programme. Director, MSME-DI, Mumbai briefed the

participants about the Ten component of NMCP Schemes of Govt. of India. M/s. IP

Facilitation Centre, Pune and M/s. R.K. Dewan & Co., Pune gave the Power Point

Presentation on the IPR issues. Total 54 participants benefited during the

programme.

15. Director inaugurated the programme on Packaging for Exports organized on 18th

Feb. 2012 at Aurangabad. Total 57 participants attended the programme.

16. Motivated 10 MSMEs to participate in “KIRSHI 2011 International Agriculture

Fair” at Nashik from 1st to 5th December 2011 and reimbursement to these units is

under process.

17. Director inaugurated a Conference on Lean Manufacturing Practices organized by

Chamber of Marathwada, Industries & Agriculture in association with National

Productivity Council on 18th Feb. 2012 at Ajanta Ambasssador (Hall), Aurangabad.

About 120 entrepreneurs attended the conference and witnessed the presentation

on various schemes of Ministry of MSME and NMCP, etc.

18. Awareness programme on NMCP schemes was organized by Br. MSME-DI,

Aurangabad at Waluj, Aurangabad. Total 58 participants from various industries

participated in the programme.

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19. Under the lean manufacturing competitiveness programme, following five clusters

have been identified and diagnostic studies have been completed by the

consultant and submitted to NPC for further necessary action:

a) CMIA Lean Cluster Pharma.

b) CMIA Lean Cluster Packaging.

c) CMIA Lean Cluster Engineering

d) CMIA Lean Cluster Automotive.

e) MASSIA Auto Component Cluster, Waluj.

The consultant has been identified and cluster members are in the process of

signing the tripartite agreement.

20. Support to EEPC under NMCP for reimbursement of Stall charges of 18 MSEs who

participated in the Exhibition at Mumbai in the month of March 2012.

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CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT (MSE-CDP)

MSME-DI, Mumbai, since 2006, the year in which Cluster Development approach was

initiated to address the issues before Micro, Small Enterprises like sustainable growth,

cost competitiveness, export marketing, capacity building and technology up gradation

through the introduction of SI-CDP and in the year 2008 when MSE-CDP new guidelines

issued, so far 30 clusters have been identified in the State of Maharashtra. Soft

Intervention programmes were undertaken in the following 5 clusters by MSME-DI,

Mumbai and Br. MSME-DI, Aurangabad :

1. Auto Component Cluster, Aurangabad

2. Printing Cluster, Aurangabad

3. Tiny Engineering & Allied Industries cluster, Aurangabad

4. Toy Cluster in western Suburbs of Mumbai

5. Herbal & Cosmetic Cluster, Mumbai

a) Auto Component Cluster, Waluj, Aurangabad: -

� Diagnostic study has been completed and submitted to

O/o.DC (MSME), New Delhi.

� Soft intervention has been completed.

� The SPV has been advised to submit DPR for Hard Intervention

by O/o. DC (MSME), New Delhi for consideration.

b) Printing Cluster, Chikalthana, Aurangabad :

� Diagnostic Study has been completed and submitted to O/o. DC

(MSME), New Delhi has been approved.

� Soft Intervention was approved in the 22nd Steering Committee of

MSE-CDP held on 2nd June 2010-2011.

� The SPV had submitted the DPR for Hard Intervention (Setting up

of Common Facility Centre) to O/o. DC (MSME), New Delhi which

was returned back with a request to submit the same through

State Govt. after appraisal from SIDBI.

� The SPV has not submitted the revised DPR till date.

c) Tiny Engineering & Allied Industries Cluster, Chikalthana,

Aurangabad.

� Diagnostic study has been completed during 2009 – 10 and was

submitted to o/o. DC (MSME), New Delhi which has been return back

with a remark that the detailed action plan for Soft intervention need

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to elaborated the details like No. of participants. As per minutes of the

meeting with DC (MSME) vide their letter No. 21/Din

(TR)/Misc/Aur/2011/tr dated 5.4.2011, the cluster members were

advised to submit proposal for hard intervention first. Soft

intervention related activities can be covered under training

programmes of MSME-DI or can be considered later on if necessary.

� The Tiny Industrial Co-op. Society has been advised to work on Hare

Intervention for exploring the possibility of setting up Common

Facility Center for consideration.

d) Toy Cluster in Western Suburbs of Mumbai : Toy Cluster in Western Suburbs

Mumbai was undertaken by this Institute for overall development of the cluster.

Actions has been initiated for forming Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) and the work

of preparation of DPR is under process. Soft interventions in respect of marketing

support, capacity building, technology & quality upgradation, developing trust

amongst the cluster members, awareness regarding various financial schemes of

MSMEs etc. were carried out.

e) Herbal & Cosmetic Cluster, Mumbai : This Institute with the approval of O/o. DC

(MSME), New Delhi had selected Herbal & Cosmetic Cluster, Mumbai for providing

necessary support and assistance for the cluster members. Soft interventions in

respect of marketing support, capacity building, technology & quality upgradation,

developing trust amongst the cluster members, awareness regarding various

financial schemes of MSMEs etc. were carried out. End Project Report (EPR) of the

said cluster has been prepared and forwarded to O/o. DC (MSME), New Delhi.

Apart from these 5 clusters, MSME-DI, Mumbai has been providing necessary support and

assistance to the Directorate of Industries, Government of Maharashtra to carry out soft

interventions and hard interventions (e.g. preparation of Action Plan for soft

interventions and Detailed Project Report for Common Facility Centre) for the clusters

being implemented by District Industries Centres in respective districts.

In the State of Maharashtra, for Readymade Garment Cluster, Vita, Sangli and Raisin

Making Cluster, Miraj Sangli - administrative approval for setting up of Common Facility

Centre with the project cost of Rs. 910.09 lakhs and Rs. 708.85 lakhs was sanctioned on

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11th Aug. 2010. & 16th Aug. 2010 respectively. Administrative approval for setting up of

Common Facility Centre (CFC) in Power Loom Cluster, Shirpur, Dhule under MSE-CDP the

project cost of Rs. 1423.10 lakhs has been received in the month of March 2012.

In the month of February, 2012, 29th Steering Committee meeting of MSE-CDP which was

held on 22nd Feb. 2012, following clusters were considered for releasing Grant in Aid to

carry out soft interventions:

1. Jaggery Cluster, Kolhapur

2. Bamboo Cluster, Gadchiroli

3. Paithani saree Cluster, Nashik

4. Bamboo Cluster, Chandrapur

Accordingly, sanction of Rs. 50.29 lakhs and release of Rs. 25.0145 lakhs was approved by

O/o. DC (MSME) on 29th March 2012. Also following clusters were considered for setting

up of CFC in the jurisdiction of MSME-DI, Mumbai are as follows:

1. Textile Cluster, Malegaon, Nashik.

2. Ichalkaranji Garment Cluster, Ichalkaranji.

The following proposals for setting up Common Facility Centres (Hard interventions)

from the list of 30 clusters identified in the State of Maharashtra are under consideration

and proposed to be placed in the 30th Steering Committee meeting of MSE-CDP are as

follows:

1. Auto & Engineering Cluster, Ahmednagar

2. General Engineering & Allied Cluster, Bhosari, Pune

3. Mango Processing Cluster, Ratnagiri.

MSME-DI, Mumbai has been monitoring the implementation of MSE-CDP and providing

necessary assistance to the State Govt. and committed to effective implementation of

MSE-CDP in the State of Maharashtra. The following clusters are being implemented by

Directorate of Industries, Govt. of Maharashtra:

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LIST OF IDENTIFIED CLUSTERS UNDER MSE-CDP SCHEME OF

O/O. DC (MSME), MINISTRY OF MSME, GOVT. OF INDIA

Sl.

No

Name of

the Cluster

Location Present Status Implement-

ing Agency

Remarks

1 Garment

Cluster

Vita, Sangli GOI grant-in-aid for

CFC received.

DIC, Sangli CFC

established

2 Raisin

Making

cluster

Miraj, Sangli GOI grant-in-aid for

CFC received

DIC, Sangli CFC

established

3 Kolhapuri

Chappal

Kolhapur SPV formed, DPR yet

to be submitted by

SPV.

DIC,

Kolhapur

Soft

interventions

completed

4 Silver

Ornament

Hupari,

Kolhapur

DSR submitted, soft

interventions

competed.

DIC,

Kolhapur

DPR awaited

5 Textile

Cluster

Ichalkaranji DPR prepared DIC,

Kolhapur

CFC

approved

6 Mango

Cluster

Ratnagiri DPR prepared, SPV

formation, DPR

submitted

DIC,

Ratnagiri

Submitted to

HQ for

appraisal

7 Cashew Nut

cluster

Sindhudurg DPR under

preparation

DIC,

Sindhudurg

Soft

intervention

completed

8 Ganapati

Idol cluster

Pen DPR under

preparation

DIC, Raigad DPR yet to be

submitted

9 Paint &

Varnish

Cluster

Vasai, Thane DPR under

preparation

DIC, Thane Soft

interventions

completed

10 Leather

Article

Cluster

Dharavi,

Mumbai

DPR under

preparation

DY. Director

Industries,

MMR

Soft

interventions

completed

11 Raisin

Cluster

Nashik DPR under

preparation

DIC, Nashik DPR yet to be

submitted

12 Textile

Cluster

Dhule,

Shirpur

DPR prepared DIC, Dhule CFC

approved

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13 Fly Ash

Cluster

Chandrapur DPR prepared DIC,

Chandrapur

CFC

approved

14 Paithani

Saree

Cluster

Yeola DPR under

preparation

DIC, Nashik Soft

intervention

under

progress

15 Auto &

Engineering

cluster

Ahmednagar DPR prepared DIC,

Ahmednagar

Submitted to

SIDBI for

appraisal

16 Rolling Mill

cluster

Jalana Deferred after DSR DIC, Jalna Deferred

17 Readymade

Garment

Cluster

Pune DSR returned for

few compliances and

resubmitted.

DIC, Pune Awaited for

DSR

approval

18 Jaggary

Cluster

Kolhapur DPR under

preparation

DIC,

Kolhapur

Soft

intervention

under

progress

19 Bamboo

Cluster

Chandrapur DSR under

preparation

DIC,

Chandrapur

Soft

intervention

under

progress

20 Rice Mill

Cluster

Mul.

Chandrapur

DSR under

preparation

DIC

Chandrapur

DSR stage

21 Bamboo

Article

Cluster

Gadchiroli DPR under

preparation

DIC,

Gadchiroli

Soft

intervention

approved

22 Winery

Cluster

Nashik DSR returned for

few compliances

DIC, Nashik DSR to be

resubmitted

23 Plastic Mat

Cluster

Jalgaon DPR under

preparation

DIC, Jalgaon DPR yet to be

submitted

24 Basic Drugs

Industry

Cluster

Thane Soft Intervention

completed

DIC, Thane No SPV

formation,

no CFC

proposal

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The work of MSE-CDP is being coordinated by A.D. (Mech). The following activities /

programmes have been conducted for the development of the above mentioned clusters:

1) Attended Purchase Committee meeting held under the Chairmanship of Joint

Director of Industries, Pune region, Pune for Readymade Garment Cluster, Vita,

Dist. Sangli and Raisin Making Cluster, Miraj, Dist. Sangli on 11th April 2011.

2) As desired by O/o. DC (MSME), prepared progress report on Raisin Making

Cluster, Tal. Miraj, Dist. Sangli CFC with the help of General Manager, DIC, Sangli

and Joint Director of Industries, Pune Region, Pune during 13th to 15th May 2011.

3) Attended IPFACE Steering Committee meeting convened by IP Facilitation Centre

(IPFACE), NCL, Pune on 06.05.2011.

4) Attended Purchase Committee meeting held under the Chairmanship of Joint

Director of Industries, Pune region, Pune for Readymade Garment Cluster, Vita,

Dist. Sangli on 09.05.2011.

5) Attended review meeting convened under the Chairmanship of Joint Director of

Industries, Pune Region Pune on 30.05.2011 to review clusters in Pune region

under MSE-CDP scheme of Govt. of India.

6) Attended meeting at Joint Director of Industries, Pune on 1st June 2011 to review

the clusters in Pune region and list of the clusters identified under MSE-CDP was

finalized in presence of General Manager, District Industries Centre, Pune. Also

attended validation of detailed Project Report in respect of General Engineering

and Allied Cluster, Bhosari, Pune at Nobel Institute of Management, Pune, along

with General Manager, District Industries Centre, Pune, Deputy Director of

Industries (Cluster), Pune and representatives from SIDBI and other Commercial

Banks.

7) Attended meeting at Sangli with SPV members and cluster actors of Raisin Making

cluster, Salgli on 15th June 2011 and to sensitize them about the NMCP schemes

and other Central Govt. sponsored schemes. A.D. (Mech/CDE) also visited

Incubation Centre at DKTE, Ichalkarangi to collect all the documents related to

Incubation Centre and innovations submitted by the DKTE.

8) Attended Purchase Committee meeting convened under the Chairmanship of Joint

Director of Industries, Pune for CFC of Readymade Garment cluster, Vita Sangli on

20th June 2011.

9) Attended validation of Detailed Project Report in respect of Electronic Cluster,

Pune, identified under MSE-CDP scheme of Govt. of India for infrastructure

development scheme on 24th June 2011

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10) Visited Hupari on 2nd July 2011 along with General Manager, District Industries

Centre, Kolhapur and Dy. Director of Industries, Kolhapur to attend website

launching of Silver Ornament Cluster, Hupari as this cluster has been undergoing

soft intervention activities. The website was launch at the hands of Hon’ble State

Minister for Home, Shri Satej Patil and Ex-Minister for Textile, Shri Prakash Awade

and other officials from NSIC, SIDBI. Also delivered a talk on DPR preparation for

Common Facility Centre and other activities of O/o. DC (MSME) viz. Infrastructure

Development and NMCP.

11) Visited Readymade Garment Cluster, Vita, Sangli on 3rd July 2011 and briefed all

the cluster members about the International Cooperation Scheme.

12) Visited Raisin Making Cluster, Sangli on 3rd July 2011 and had meeting with SPV

members for elaborating the schemes of DC (MSME) and NMCP. SPV members

were motivated to form Cluster Management Committee and for preparing

Composite Proposal for availing benefits of NMCP schemes.

13) Attended Soft Intervention activity programme as per approved action plan for

Silver Ornament Cluster Hupari, Kolhapur on Jewellery Design on 3rd Aug. 2011.

The programme was organised by General Manager, DIC, Kolhapur and SPV of

Silver Ornament Cluster, Hupari. MSME-DI, Mumbai provided faculty support and

also made available faculties from IIGS, Mumbai.

14) Also attended validation of detailed project report for Infrastructural

Development Component of MSE-CDP scheme for Readymade Garment Cluster,

Vita, Sangli at Conference hall of DKTE, Ichalkaranji, in presence of GM, DIC, Sangli

and other members.

15) Attended 2nd National Conference on MSMEs – Gearing up to Global

Competitiveness organised by Maharashtra Economic Development Council on

25th Aug. 2011, during which Dy. Director I/c. and A.D. (Mech/CDE) addressed the

gathering on cluster development – The Road Ahead. Dy. Director I/c. Co-Chaired

the session on Cluster Development in presence of Development Commissioner

(Inds.), Govt. of Maharshtra. A.D. (Mech/CDE) was nominated as one of the Judge

to assess cluster development case studies by Management Students of Indian

Education Society.

16) Attended Steering Committee meeting on 16th Sept. 2011 at Pune, held under the

Chairmanship of Dr. Premanath, National Chemical Laboratory, Pune for

reviewing the progress of IP Facilitation Centre. Around 6 cluster members were

present for the meeting.

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17) Attended meeting at MSME-DI, Mumbai organized for Herbal Cosmetic Cluster,

Western Suburb Mumbai. Office bearers of the Association were provided details

about the MSE-CDP scheme of O/o. DC (MSME) & NMCP components explained in

detail on 13th Oct. 2011.

18) Director along with A.D. (Mech/CDE) carried out Joint Physical Inspection in

respect of Common Facility Centre for Readymade Garment Cluster, Vita, Sangli on

11th Nov. 2011.

19) Director along with A.D. (Mech/CDE) carried out Joint Physical Inspection in

respect of Common Facility Centre for Raisin Making Cluster Sangli on 12th Nov.

2011.

20) Director along with A.D. (Mech/CDE) attended 1st meeting for Innovation Cluster

i.e. Raisin Making Cluster Sangli, Cluster Innovation Management Committee held

on 12th Nov. 2011. in presence of Members of the Constituted Committee under

the Chairmanship of Shri B.A. Kawade, President, SPV M/s. Sangli Grape

Processing & Marketing Research Ltd., Sangli.

21) Organized Seminar on Bar Code on 12th Nov. 2011 at Sangli for Innovation Cluster

i.e. Raisin Making Cluster Sangli. Total 83 participants attended the programme.

22) Director and A.D. (Mech) attended State Level Coordination Committee meeting

convened by Directorate of Industries, Govt. of Maharashtra on 28th & 29th Dec.

2011 to review the clusters identified under MSE-CDP in the State of Maharashtra

and infrastructural development projects under the same scheme.

23) Attended Purchase Committee meeting convened under the Chairmanship of Joint

Director of Industries, Pune at Sangli on 30th December 2011 for Common Facility

Centre set up for Raisin Making cluster, Sangli and Readymade Garment Cluster,

Vita, Sangli.

24) Attended Facilitation of Detailed Project Report for CFC proposal prepared by SPV

of Silver Ornament Cluster and Jaggery Cluster at Hupari and Kolhapur

respectively on 3rd & 4th Dec. 2011.

25) A.D.(Mech/CDE) has compiled the details of potential clusters in Maharashtra,

identified under MSE-CDP and sent to Head Quarters.

26) Attended Steering Committee meeting at NCL, Pune on 10th Jan. 2012.

27) Attended Purchase Committee meeting for Raisin Making Cluster, Sangli and

Readymade Garment Cluster, Vita, Sangli convened under the Chairmanship of

Joint Director of Industries, Pune.

28) Visited incubator (Host Institution DKTE, Ichalkaranji) regarding first release of

Govt. of India Grant-in-aid of Rs. 7,90,000/-.

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29) Director attended the 29th Steering Committee meeting held under the

Chairmanship of Secretary (MSME), Govt. of India on MSE-CDP (submitted throuth

Govt. of Maharashtra) at O/o. DC (MSME), New Delhi on 22nd Feb. 2012.

30) Director, A.D. (Mech/CDE) alongwith Dy. Director I/c., Br. MSME-DI, Aurangabad

convened meeting with SPV members of Tiny Engineering & Allied Cluster and

Printing Cluster on 17th Feb. 2012 at Aurangabad.

31) Visited Malegaon Textile cluster to carry out inspection with respect to the

requirement of Common Facility Center to be set up under MSE-CDP.

32) A.D. (Mech/CDE) alongwith Dy. Director (Cluster) carried out joint inspection on

19th Feb. 2012 in respect of Ichalkaranji Garment Cluster, Ichalkaranji as per the

instructions of O/o. DC (MSME) and submitted the report on 21st Feb. 2012.

33) A.D. (IMT) and A.D. (Mech/CDE) accompanied Shri Kuldeep Singh, A.D. (Hos.),

O/o. DC (MSME) along with General Manager, DIC, Nashik on 11th Feb. 2012 to

carry out joint inspection to review the required facilities to be provided to CFC of

Textile Cluster, Malegaon.

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NATIONAL VENDOR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

The National Vendor Development Programme-Cum-Exhibition was organised at MSME-

DI, Mumbai in association with National Small Industries Corporation Ltd., with the

support of NABARD, Govt. of Maharashtra (MSME), Bombay Small Scale Industries

Association, TISSA, SME Chambers of Commerce, Mumbai from 6th to 8th January 2012.

The programme was inaugurated by Shri Dev Dutta Jha, Head-BIS Western Region,

Mumbai. He briefed about the various facilities and schemes of BIS for the promotion and

upgradation of MSE sector. Shri G.M. Ambhore, Director, MSME-DI, Mumbai briefed abut

the various schemes and facilities extended to the MSE sector such as Reimbursement of

Bar Code, ISO 9000, participation in International Trade Fairs, Cluster development and

NMCP implemented by Govt. of India.

The public sector undertakings like Western Railway, NBPT, Naval Dockyard, IDEMI,

IGTR, Aurangabad, GS1 India, Canara Bank, NABARD, have participated in the event. 90

MSEs also displayed their products in the 3 days exhibition. Approx. 10000 visitors have

visited the exhibition. The business to be generated from this programme is expected to

around Rs. 6.75 crore.

During the Seminar on 7th Jan. 2012, presentation on topics such as Vendor Registration

procedures & requirements of Mumbai Port Trust, Vendor Registration – Purchase

Procedure of Air Force, BPCL, Marketing Support of NSIC, were delivered. A Panel

discussion was also held with BSNL, ONCG, BPCL and other large scale units.

Shri J.B. Bhoria, Regional Director, Reserve Bank Of India was the Chief Guest for the

Valedictory programme. During his address, he discussed regarding financial assistance

to SMEs by banks and RBI.

State Level Vendor Development Programme

1. State Level Vendor Development programme organized at Ratnagiri in association

with District Industries Centre and Small Scale Industries Association, Ratnagiri

on 15.02.2012. About 80 SMEs attended the programme. The programme was

inaugurated by Shri Javed Takur, Chairman of Small Scale Industries Association.

Shri C.V. Saraf, Dy. Director (IMT), MSME-DI, Mumbai briefed about the various

schemes and facilities extended to SME sector such as Barcode Reimbursement,

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ISO 9000, participation in International Trade Fairs, Cluster Development and

NMCP schemes implemented by Govt. of India. Faculties from Konkan Railway

Corporation Ltd., Bombay Port Trust and BPCL explained about their

procurement, policies and vendor registration procedures.

2. State Level Vendor Development programme conducted in association with Gokul

Shirgaon Industries Association at Kolhapur on 10.03.2012. Total 80 participants

attended the programme. Shri Ajit Ajari, President of Gokul Shirgaon Industries

Association, Kolhapur and Shri G.M. Ambhore, Director, MSME-DI, Mumbai

presided over the function. About 80 Industrial enterprise owners engaged in

various activities of manufacturing attended the programme. The programme

started with presentation of various activities of MSME-DI, Mumbai and schemes

of Ministry of MSME, by Shri G.M. Ambhore, Director, MSME-DI, Mumbai. Faculties

from NSIC, Pune, Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd., Kolhapur.

explained about their procurement, policies & vendor registration procedure.

3. State Level Vendor Development programme conducted on 11.03.2012 in

association with L.K. Akiwate Cooperative Indl. Estate, Jaisinghpur. Shri L. K.

Akiwate, Founder of L.K Akiwate Co-op. Estate and Shri G.M. Ambhore, Director,

MSME-DI, Mumbai presided over the function. About 80 Cooperative Industrial

Estate enterprise owners engaged in various activities of manufacturing attended

the programme. The programme started with presentation of various activities of

MSME-DI, Mumbai and schemes of Ministry of MSME, by Shri G.M. Ambhore,

Director, MSME-DI, Mumbai. Faculties from NSIC, Pune, Maharashtra State

Electricity Distribution Co. Ltd., Kolhapur, BSNL, Satara, MSSIDC, Satara explained

about their procurement, policies and vendor registration procedure.


association with Sangli-Miraj Industrial Estate Association at Miraj. Total 70

participants attended the programme. President of Sangli – Miraj Industrial Estate

Association, Miraj, Shri Salunke, Genral Manager, DIC, Sangli and Shri G.M.

Ambhore, Director, MSME-DI, Mumbai presided over the function. About 60

enterprise owners engaged in various activities of manufacturing attended the

programme. The programme started with presentation of various activities of

MSME-DI, Mumbai and schemes of Ministry of MSME, by Shri G.M. Ambhore,

Director, MSME-DI, Mumbai. Faculties from NSIC, Pune, explained about their

procurement, policies and vendor registration procedure.


association with Manufacturing Association of Satara, at Satara. Total 70

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participants attended the programme. Shri Vasant Rao Phadtare, President of

Manufacturing Association of Satara and Dr. C.V. Saraf, Dy. Director, MSME-DI,

Mumbai presided over the function. Faculties from BSNL and MSSIDC, Satara

explained about their procurement policies and vendor registration procedures.

6. State Level Vendor Development programme was organized by this Institute on

22.03.2012 at Mumbai. Total 70 participants had registered for the programme.

Faculties from Income Tax Office, Indian Postal Service, Brihan Mumbai

Mahanagar Palika and M/s. Krystal Advertising Co. had explained about their

services and about their procurement policies and vendor registration procedure.

7. State Level Vendor Development Programme was organized jointly with National

Small Industries Corporation, Nashik and with the active support of Nashik

Engineering Cluster, Nashik on 27/3/2012 at Nashik for the benefit of MSME

sector. Around 80 participants attended the said programme. Faculties from

Mumbai Port Trust, M/s. Rishab Instrument Pvt. Ltd., M/s. Bosch Limited and M/s.

K.K. Wagh Engineering College had explained about their services and vendor

registration procedure. Shri G.M. Ambhore, Director, MSME-DI had briefed the

participants about the Govt. financial schemes. Further, Shri P. Krishna Mohan,

Branch Manager, NSIC, Nashik had given a Power Point Presentation about their

role and activities.

8. State Level Vendor Development Programme was organized in association with

Bombay Small Scale Industries Association, Mumbai on 28th March 2012. Dr. S.V.

Saraf, D.D. (IMT) briefed the participants about the programme and a Key Note

address was giveb by Shri Bankim Mistry, President, Bombay Small Scale

Indusries Association, Mumbai. Around 50 participants attended the said

programme. Faculties from Mumbai Port Trust, Western Railway, Central Railway,

MSSIDC and NSIC had explained about their services and vendor registration

procedure. Shri G.M. Ambhore, Director, MSME-DI had briefed the participants

about the Govt. financial schemes.

9. A State Level Vendor Development programme was organized by Br. MSME-DI,

Aurangabad on 25.03.2012 at Aurangabad in association with MASSI for the

benefit of the MSME sector. Total 79 participants had attended the programme.

10. A State Level Vendor Development programme was organized in association with

Rotary Club, Textile Development Foudation and Zilla Yantramag Dharak Sangh,

Solapur on 22.03.2012 at Solapur for the benefit of the MSME sector. Total 70

participants had attended the programme.

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INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR

MSME-DI, Mumbai co-ordinated the participations of Micro & Small Enterprises at All

India level as represented by all the MSMEs, in the International Trade Fairs. The Trade

Fairs are being organized by ITPO where SIDO sets up a stall for the display of the exhibits

of participating Micro & Small Enterprises. Wide publicity and assistance is provided to

the Micro & Small Enterprises to encourage them to actively participate in the

International Trade Fairs. Apart from this the institute also undertook the work of

collection of return exhibits and permission for exemption of CV duty from Customs

Import department for the returned exhibits Section all looked after the work of

completion of all formalities with the Department of Customs, Mumbai Post and other

concerned agencies, received from the Trade Fairs.

Following two units participated in the India Show 2011, Toronto, Canada

(17 – 20 Oct. 2011) during the year 2011-12:

Sl.

No.

International Trade Fairs Name of the units Category

1. The India Show 2011,

Toronto, Canada

(17 – 20 October 2011

1. M/s. Syash Impex Pvt. Ltd., FLR

1/20, Swastik Industrial Estate,

176, Vidyanagri Marg, Kalina,

Mumbai – 400 098.

2. M/s. Riddim Steel (India) Pvt. Ltd.,

3rd floor, Jyoti Chamer, L.T. Road,

Opp. Station Road, Mulund (E),

Mumbai – 400 081

General

General

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Market Development Assistance (MDA)

Financial Assistance was provided under MDA scheme to the following units participated

in the International Trade Fairs (1) India Show, Istanbul, Turkey (3 – 6 Feb. 2011) and (2)

India Show 2011, Toronto, Canada (17 – 20 Oct. 2011) during the year 2011 – 12:

Sl.

No.

International Trade

Fairs

Name of the units Financial

Assistance

under MDA (Rs.)

1. The India Show 2011,

Toronto, Canada

(17 – 20 October 2011

1. M/s. Syash Impex Pvt. Ltd., FLR

1/20, Swastik Industrial Estate,

176, Vidyanagri Marg, Kalina,

Mumbai – 400 098.

2. M/s. Riddim Steel (India) Pvt.

Ltd., 3rd floor, Jyoti Chamer, L.T.

Road, Opp. Station Road, Mulund

(E), Mumbai – 400 081

Rs. 30,694/-

Rs. 30,694/-

2 India Show, Istanbul,

Turkey (3 – 6 Feb.

2011)

1. M/s. Laxminarayan Technology,

23, New Palace Area,

Kolhapur – 416 003

2. M/s. Broach Technology (I) Pvt.

Ltd., K-219/220, MIDC, Waluj,

Aurangabad – 431 136

3. M/s. Mehta Tubes Ltd., 915-916,

Plaza Panchshil, 9th floor, 55,

Huges Road, Mumbai – 400 007

4. M/s. Chemtrols Samil (India) Pvt.

Ltd., R-587/1, T.T.C. Indl. Area,

Rabale, MIDC, Thane-Belapur

Road, Navi Mumbai

5. M/s. Marut Energy Equipments

Pvt. Ltd., D-1/18 MIDC Ambad,

Nashik – 422 010

6. M/s. Graphite & Carbon Corpn

(India), G-16, Washington Plaza,

Dispensary Road, Goregaon (W),

Mumbai – 400 062

Rs. 22,667/-

Rs. 28,629/-

Rs. 40,747/-

Rs. 24,725/-

Rs. 31,312/-

Rs. 22,629/-

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MSMED ACT – 2006 – AWARENESS PROGRAMMES / EM REGISTRATIONS

Awareness Programmes on MSMED Act 2006 and its implications are conducted for the

benefit of Micro and Small enterprises, implementing agencies, promotional agencies, etc.

The Institute is responding to the queries of the entrepreneurs and DIC regarding the

implementation of Act regularly and guiding the visiting entrepreneurs for the procedure

of filing an Entrepreneurs Memorandum(s). Wide publicity of the MSMED Act 2006 is

facilitated through delivering the talks at every training programmes, workshops,

seminars, and meetings at every forum. As per the latest information received from the

Directorate of Industries, the status of the E.Ms filed in the State of Maharashtra is as

follows :

A) Entrepreneur’s Memoranda’s (EM) Filed:

NO. OF EM FILED BY (i) MICRO AND SMALL ENTERPRISES (PART - II) AND (ii)

MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (PART – I & II) UPTO JUNE 2011.

Particulars Manufactur

ing

Enterprises

of the

month

Service

Enterprises

of the

month

Total

Enterprises

of the

month

Total Cumulative up to

date

Manufa

-cturing

Service Total

Micro

Enterprises

(Part – II)

411 82 493 30935 7036 37971

Small

Enterprises

(Part – II)

187 62 249 12094 1887 13981

Medium

Enterprises

(Part – I)

137 9 143 2585 386 2971

Medium

Enterprises

(Part – II)

5 0 5 232 84 316

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B) Formation of Facilitation Council

The Govt. of Maharashtra has formed 5 Regional based Micro and Small

Enterprises Facilitation Councils (MSEFC) to deal with the cases pertaining to

delayed payment. These regional based MSEFCs are located at Nashik Region,

Amaravati Region, Pune Region, Konkan Region and Aurangabad Region. The

details of references made in MSEFCs during the year is as follows:

DETAILS OF REFERENCES MADE IN MSEFCs FOR THE QUARTER ENDING DECEMBER

2011.

Delayed

payment

cases

pertain-

ing to

References

pending at

Quarter

beginning

Further

addition

during the

quarter

Decisions

taken

Final

settleme

nt by

payment

Balance at

Quarter

ending

N

o

Amt. No Amt. No Amt N

o

Amt

.

N

o.

Amt.

Micro 25 1968.40 1 17.19 2 82.50 0 0.00 24 1903.09

Small 68 8547.84 14 1949.97 3 344.42 1 4.62 79 10153.39

Total 93 10516.24 15 1967.16 5 426.92 1 4.62 103 12056.48

C) Census of MSMEs

A.D. (EI) had followed up with Directorate of Industries, Govt. of Maharashtra, Mumbai as

regards to submission of monthly data of EMs issued to MSMEs. Also necessary follow ups

with Directorate of Industries for submission of frame list for the year 2009 – 10 and

2010 – 11 and also for obtaining utilization certificate for onward transmission to O/o DC

(MSME), New Delhi was carried out.

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TRAINING PROGRAMMES

MSME-DI Mumbai have conducted 152 Industrial Motivational Campaigns benefiting

11684 unemployed youths, 150 ESDPs benefiting 3921 unemployed youths, 31

Management Development Programmes benefiting 729 persons, 26 EDPs benefiting 672

unemployed youths, and 2 Skilled Development Programmes benefiting 96 unemployed

youths and workers. For the benefit of Engineering students, this Institute has conducted

8 Business Skill Development programmes; total 225 participants attended the

programme. Special programmes in CAD CAM and CNC Machining & Operation etc. were

conducted under PD A/c. Total 135 participants got the benefit. The details of the

training programme is mentioned in the following table:

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Training Programme

No. of programmes conducted

during the years

2010-11 2011-12

1. IMCs 120 152

2. ESDPs 113 150

3. EDPs 19 26

4. MDPs 23 31

5. BSDPs 06 08

6. SDPs 06 02

7. P.D. A/c. 41 10

Total 328 379

CAD – CAM

During the year 11 – 12 as many as 9 batches have been completed and 129 nos. of

candidates have been trained in the batches as mentioned below. The total revenue

earned is Rs. 6,65,000/-.

Batch Duration SC/ST Women Min. Gen. Total Revenue

01 01.04.11 to 13.05.11 1 0 1 7 9 Rs.41,000/-

02 25.05.11 to 27.06.11 3 0 2 10 15 Rs.57,500/-

03 29.06.11 to 05.08.11 3 1 0 10 13 Rs.93,500/-

04 08.08.11 to 22.09.11 4 0 0 12 16 Rs.79,500/-

05 23.09.11 to 04.11.11 1 2 2 10 13 Rs.80,000/-

06 08.11.11 to 21.12.11 0 0 2 9 11 Rs.57,000/-

07 12.12.11 to 31.01.12 0 0 2 11 13 Rs.90,000/-

08 01.02.12 to 14.03.12 1 0 2 23 26 Rs.1,03,500/-

09 15.03.12 to 25.04.12 2 0 0 11 13 Rs.63,000/-

Total 15 3 11 103 129 Rs.6,65,000/-

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IGTR/MSME-DI CAD/CAM CENTRE, PUNE (2011 –12)

This Institute in collaboration with IGTR Pune is organizing various Short Term Corses

pertaining to CAD/CAM. The details of the training programmes conducted during 2011 –

12 ar as follows:

Sl.No. Name of the course Completed in No. of trainees

1 AUTOCAD 2006 May 2011 05

2 CATIA V5 R 19 Aug. 2011 07

3 CATIA V5 R 19 Sept. 2011 22

4 Integrated Course in CAD Aug. 2011 08

5 Integrated Course in CAD Nov. 2011 02

6 MASTERCAM – X Sept. 2011 01

7 ENGINEERING (Wildfire – 4) Aug. 2011 01

8 PRO – ENGINEERING (Wildfire-4) Oct. 2011 10

9 UNIGRAPHICS NX7 (Modeling) Aug. 2011 01

10 UNIGRAPHICS NX7 (Modeling) Nov. 2011 01

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OTHER ACTIVITIES

Intensive Technical Assistance

The Technical officers of this Institute had provided Intensive Technical Assistance to

MSMEs during the year 2011 – 12:

Sr.

No

Name of the Unit

Technical Assistance given

1. M/s. NIRMAL ELECTRO

CONTROLS PVT. LTD., B-5, Sona

Udyog Estate, Parsi Panchayat

Road, Andheri (E),

Mumbai- 400 069.

Unit was suggested to apply for BIS

Certification as there is a large scope for

marketing of BIS marked products. Ministry

of MSME gives subsidy on the expenditure

incurred for getting BIS Certification. Unit

was also suggested regarding use of energy

saving machines/gadgets for saving electrical

energy.

2. M/s. TAS Power Tek Pvt. Ltd.,

W-61, M.I.D.C., Ambad, Nashik–

422010.

Unit was having own Testing lab for

conducting routine tests. Unit was suggested

to arrange Acceptance/Type Tests facilities

for testing day to day productions and the

products ready to dispatch/sale.

3. M/s. Hibson Enterprises, F-

23,MIDC, Addl. Ambernath, Tal.

Ambarnath, Dist. Thane.

Unit was having their own lab for conducting

routine tests on day to day production. The

unit was not having Test Report from any

Government Laboratory. He was having Test

Reports generated during third party

inspection i.e. purchaser of their products. He

was suggested to test their products from any

NABL approved lab also.

4. M/s. Clear Point

Instrumentation Pvt. Ltd.,

A-333/334/335, 3rd Floor,

Oshiwara Industrial Centre,

New Link Road, Opp. Oshiwara

Bus Depot, Goregaon (W),

Mumbai- 400104.

Unit was having their own lab for conducting

routine tests on the raw materials used for

maintenance and Repairing of Electronics/

Electrical equipment’s. He was suggested to

conditioning the raw materials before routine

tests.

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5. M/s. Brindavan Energy & Infra

Pvt. Ltd., Unit No. 7, Neelkanth

Shopping Arcade, R. C. Marg, Opp.

Fine Art Society Building,

Chembur, Mumbai - 400071.

Unit being a service sector, Quality Control &

Testing is done through third party. The unit

was suggested to train their service

engineers in Govt. Test lab for the tests

conducted after completion of the projects.

6 M/s. Magnacore Clutches &

Brakes Pvt. Ltd., 7, Lonavla

Industrial Co-op. Estate Ltd.,

Nagargaon, Lonavla – 410 401

Unit was suggested to opt for Technology up

gradation by way of incorporating new

machine tools. CLCSS Scheme was elaborated

also CGTMSE scheme explained.

7 M/s. Shimksha Tool Company,

Plot C-50, MIDC,

Miraj – 416 410

Unit was suggested to acquire Quality

Management System/product certification

and explained with ISO reimbursement

scheme.

8 M/s. Kelsons Engineers &

Fabricators, Plot No. E-22 & 23,

Near Shriram Foundry, MIDC,

Shiroli, Tal. Hatkangale, Kolhapur

– 416 122

Unit is in the process of expansion and have

attained good turnover. Trying to explore

avenues abroad, hence MDA Scheme was well

explained and also motivated to participate

in Vendor Development Programme

9 M/s. Precision Automation &

Robotics India Ltd., Narhe

Works, S/No. 38/2, Village

Narhe, Off Pune Sinhagad Road,

Pune – 411 041

Unit has been doing extremely well in the

field of Automation and Robotics and has

well defined effective business plan.

Motivated to out source job work to micro,

small enterprises.

10 M/s. Electro Fab-Crane

Industries, S.No. 58, Plot No.

49B, Sai Industrial Associate,

Near Maharashtra Wear House

Nashik Road, Chovisawadi,

Charoll (BK), Tal-Haveli, Dist.

Pune – 412 105.

Unit has been doing good in the hoist & crane

manufacturing and motivated to explore

avenues abroad. Explained MDA Scheme.

11 M/s. Brissun Technologies Pvt.

Ltd., 19A, Building B. Premier

Plalza, Old Mumbai, Pune

Highway, Chinchwad,Pune – 019

Unit has been doing well in manufacturing

pressure vessels, Heat exchangers, special

steel tanks very potential young

entrepreneur - suggested to associated with

Small Industries Development Bank of India

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for direct finance and explained other Central

Govt. sponsored schemes.

12 M/s. Elpar Industries &

Suppliers, S.No. 64, Handewadi

Road, Indira Nagar, Infront of

Wonderland School, Hadapsar,

Pune – 411 026

Unit has been supplying to Defence and

ordinance factories also OEMs like Tata

Motors – suggested to avail Central Govt.

sponsored schemes like ISO reimbursement

and to explore OEMs in automobile sector.

13 M/s. Trust Well Engineers

(India) Pvt. Ltd., S.No. 14,

Dhadge Industrial Estate, Near

Savali Dhaba, Sinhagad Road,

Pune – 411 041

Unit has been doing well in Pune as well as

Shrirampur unit. QMS well implemented

concerns of working capital and term loan –

suggested to avail credit from SIDBI, if

possible, directly or any nationalized bank

and make use CLCSS & CGTMSE.

14 M/s. Cosmic Refrigeration Pvt.

Ltd., Bld. B, Narhe Indl. Estate,

Sector II Mouje Narhe S.No. 25/4,

Pune - 411 041

Unit is well established as very young

potential entrepreneur team leading from

front. Concerns are working capital,

marketing – suggested to contact SIDBI to

avail credit (direct finance) and to protect IPs

like Industrial Designs and Patents. Also

suggested to register Trade Mark.

15 M/s. Warden Surgical Co. Pvt.

Ltd., 75/76, Jawahar Co-op. Indl.

Estate, Kamothe, Panvel, Navi

Mumbai, Dist. Raigad – 410 209

Unit has been doing well with the surgical

instruments and equipments manufacture.

Entrepreneurs are contemplating on

diversification with solar energy equipments

– suggested to contact MEDA, being nodal

agency in the State of Maharashtra. Also

given more avenues to purchase PV Panels.

16 M/s. Dev Enterprises, F-53,

MIDC Satpur, Nashik – 422 007

Unit has been doing well with the

conventional machineries and supply to

OEMs located in Nashik. Also entered into

agro based equipments – suggested to

develop market with the help of Marketing

Development Assistance scheme and focus on

PSUs and Govt. Departments Purchase

Programme.

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17 M/s. Vardhaman I.Q. Toys Pvt.

Ltd., Plot No. 21, 22, 23, Survey

No. 942, Hissa No. 1, Sundaram

Industrial Zone, Chintupada, Vill-

Mahim, Tal. Palghar, Dist. Thane

– 401 404

Unit is doing well in manufacturing Toys in

wooden as well as IQ Toys in MDF and Ply

Wood also manufacturing soft toys – suggested

to register trade mark and making use of MDA,

focus marketing abroad. Also suggested Bar

Code reimbursement.

18 M/s. Snehal Engineers, Gat No.

1124, Uruli Kanchan, Tal. Haveli,

Dist. Pune – 412 202

Unit is doing well with small fabrication set up.

Young entrepreneur self-developed. Concerns

are expansion and marketing also credit –

suggested to organise the activities of the

enterprise and acquire QMS (ISO – 9001 –

2008) Also marketing focus on local PSUs and

OEMs in Pune (Railway and Govt. Departments

and PSUs). To avail credit facility directed to

Nationalised Bank and develop good rapport by

way of banking with nationalized bank.

International Cooperation Scheme

This Institute had given wide publicity and supported MSEs for availing assistance under

the International Cooperation Scheme. Applications received for financial assistance

under the said scheme from M/s. Bombay Industries Association, Mumbai,

M/s. Aurangabad Mudrak Sangh, Aurangabad and All India Plastic Manufacturers

Association has been forwarded to O/o. Secretary (MSME), New Delhi.

Design and Development

This Institute had undertaken the work of design & development of the following items:

� Toy Gun Design for M/s. Toy Craft, Wadala, Mumbai.

� Attachment for tractor (generator) for M/s. Mica Engg., Vasai, Dist. Thane

� Street Furniture for M/s. Suncity, Vasai, Dist.Thane

� Exploration of wooden logs for domestic market.

Rajiv Gandhi Udyami Mitra Yojana

This Institute had coordinated the work of Rajiv Gandhi Udyami Mitra Yojana through

agencies like MITCON, MCED and TIME Industrial & Entrepreneurship Development

Institute. Around 3046 cases under the said scheme has been forwarded from

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Maharashtra State to O/o. Secretary (MSME), New Delhi, the details of which are as

follows:

Sl.

No.

Name of the Institute No. of cases forwarded to O/o.

DC (MSME)

1 MITCON 1416

2 MCED 110

3 TIME Industrial & Entrepreneurship

Development Institute

1520

Total 3046

National Award 2010

A meeting of the State Level Selection Committee for National Awards 2010 was

organised under the Chairmanship of Principal Secretary (Industries, Energy & Labour),

on 16.05.2011 at office of Secretary (MSME) & DC (Industries), Govt. of Maharashtra,

Mumbai for screening and recommending the applications of National Awards 2010 to

Outstanding Efforts in Entrepreneurship for MSME Sector (Manufacturing), Outstanding

efforts in Entrepreneurship for MSE Sector (Service), R&D Efforts (MSME sector), Quality

in Selected products (MSE sector). Dy. Director I/c. of MSME-DI, Mumbai convener of the

meeting along with the Hon’ble members from Industries Associations, NPC, MCED, Joint

Director of Industries, MSME-TC, Mumbai attended the meeting. Out of 40 applications

received at MSME-DI, Mumbai, 20 applications are recommended and forwarded to Office

of DC (MSME), New Delhi.

MSME-DI Officers training

Name of Officer &

Designation

Name of Training

Programme

Period of

Training

Name of

Institute

Place

Shri N.N. Estolkar,

A.D. (IMT)

Refresher Course 06.06.2011 to

17.06.2011

NIMSME,

Hyderabad

Shri Meserka Minz,

A.D. (Met.)

Mid Career Course 06.06.2011 to

17.06.2011

NIMSME,

Hyderabad

Shri H. Baldev Singh,

A.D. (G&C)


08.07.2011

NIMSME,

Hyderabad

Shri D.N. Gosavi,

A.D. (Met.)


08.07.2011

NIMSME,

Hyderabad

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Shri Abhay P. Daptardar,

A.D. (Mech)

‘Mid-Level Officers

Training Programme’

16.01.2012 to

27.01.2012

NIESBUD,

Noida

Shri S.A. Kedare,

A.D. (EI)



16.01.2012 to

27.01.2012

NIESBUD,

Noida

Shri Meserka Minz,

A.D. (Met.)



30.01.2012 to

10.02.2012

NIESBUD,

Noida

Shri P.P. Kulkarni,

A.D. (IMT)



30.01.2012 to

10.02.2012

NIESBUD,

Noida

Visit of Officials from O/o. DC (MSME) and VIP to MSME-DI

1. DD I/c had provided all support services and briefed Development Commissioner

(MSME), New Delhi about the performance of MSME-DI, Mumbai during his visit

to Mumbai on 29th April 2011.

2. MSME-DI, Mumbai has provided necessary assistance to the Departmental Related

Parliament Standing Committee on Industry which had visited Mumbai from 20th

to 22nd May 2011. Dy. Director I/c., Industrial Designer, Asstt. Director (EI) and

Asstt. Director (Mech.) had attended the meeting. Further, Dy. Director (Elect.)

and Asstt. Director (L/F) had provided the escort services to the Hon’ble MPs.


Parliament Standing Committee on Industry which had visited Mumbai from 2nd

and 3rd July 2011. Dy. Director (IMT) and Asstt. Director (EI) had attended the

meeting.


Parliament Standing Committee on Industry which had visited Mumbai from 16th

to 18th Oct. 2011. Director, Dy. Director (IMT) and Asstt. Director (EI) had

attended the meeting regarding reviewing the progress of CGTMSE Scheme on

18th Oct. 2011.

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Meetings/Training Programmes Attended

1. D.D. (Mech) attended meeting held at IGTR, Aurangabad on 23.04.2011 regarding

assessment of machinery at workshop attached to Br. MSME-DI, Aurangabad.

2. AD (IMT) delivered a lecture on Role of MSME-DI and Govt. Financial Schemes

during the Motivation Campaign (Mala Udhyojak Banvaycha) organized by

MASSIA at Oricon House, South Mumbai on 25th May 2011.

3. D.D. I/c., MSME-DI, Mumbai inaugurated ESDP on Tally at Nashik Road on 16th

June 2011. 26 candidates are attending the said ESDP commenced from

16.06.2011 to 27.07.2011.

4. D.D. I/c., MSME-DI, Mumbai attended MSME-DI workshop from 01.06.2011 to

02.06.2011 at NIESBUD, Noida.

5. AD (IMT) gave a presentation on MSME-DI and support services from MSME-DI,

Mumbai at the First meeting of CII, Western Region MSME Sub Committee 2011 –

12 on 17th June 2011.

6. AD (IMT) gave a presentation on MSME-DI and support services from MSME-DI,

Mumbai at SME Chamber of India at Marol, MIDC Industrial Estate on 29th June

2011.

7. D.D. (IMT) had attended the valedictory function of ESDP on Tally at Nashik Road

on 28th July 2011 at Nashik. Certificates were distributed to all the participants

attending the programme and feed back forms were also collected.

8. D.D. (IMT) had attended the valedictory function of MDP on Industrial

Management at Shirdi, Dist. Ahmednagar on 27th July 2011. Certificates were

distributed to all the participants attending the programme and feed back forms

were also collected.

9. Dy. Director I/c. attended MCED 54th Governing Council meeting on 3rd Aug. 2011

at Directorate of Industries, Mumbai held under the Chairmanship of Secretary

(MSME) and Development Commissioner (Inds.).

10. Dy. Director I/c. had attended the inaugural function of MDP at Lonawala, Pune on

10th Aug. 2011.

11. Dy. Director I/c. attended Innovative Cluster meeting on 23rd Aug. 2011 at O/o. DC

(MSME), New Delhi.

12. An Action Plan core programme meeting was held under the Chairmanship of Dy.

Director I/c. on 17th Aug. 2011 for reviewing the progress of MSME-DI, Mumbai.

13. Director visited Br. MSME-DI Aurangabad from 24.09.2011 to 28.09.2011 for

reviewing the progress of the targets allotted. Also conducted meeting with IGTR,

Aurangabad officials for organizing joint CAD/CAM training programmes.

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Similarly held meeting with the Cluster members of MASSIA and Tiny Engineering

Association for reviewing the progress of the clusters undertaken. Also attended

valedictory function of ESDP on Mobile Repairing at Kohinoor Technical Institute,

Aurangabad.

14. AD (EI) attended the Bankers Empowered Committee meeting on 23rd Sept. 2011

at RBI, held under the Chairmanship of Regional Director, RBI, Mumbai.

15. An Action Plan core programme meeting was held under the Chairmanship of

Director on 15th Sept. 2011 for reviewing the progress of MSME-DI, Mumbai.

16. Director had attended and delivered the power point presentation on MSME

Schemes during the Conference-cum-Award ceremony “Small Business Awards

2011, organized by Indian Franchise Association on 17.10.2011 at Mumbai.

17. Director visited Chalisgaon, Dist. Jalgaon from 8.10.2011 to 9.10.2011 for

inaugurating the EDP.

18. Director attended the Valedictory function of ESDP on DTP organized for women

on 10.10.2011 at Bhandup, Mumbai.

19. Director attended and delivered the power point presentation on MSME Schemes

on 15.10.2011 during the Seminar on “Strategies and Initiatives for Growth of

SMEs” at Andheri, Mumbai.

20. Director visited Sangamner, Rahata and Aurangabad from 19.10.11 to 22.10.11 for

inaugurating IMC at Sangamner and EDP at Rahata and for attending MCED

meeting at Aurangabad.

21. Director and D.D. (IMT) had under took tour to Vai, Pachgani, Kolhapur and Karad

for inaugurating and attending valedictory functions of EDP, ESDP, IMC & BSDP at

the above places from 30.09.2011 to 04.10.11.

22. D.D. (IMT) attended MCED Governing Council meeting on 19th Oct. 2011 at

Conference Room of O/o. Development Commissioner, Govt. of Maharashtra,

Mumbai.

23. AD (EI) had attended the State Level Review Committee meeting convened by

Bank of Maharashtra on 21st Oct. 2011 at Mumbai for reviewing the progress of

various Govt. sponsored schemes.

24. Director addressed and brief the participants regarding the MSME schemes during

the Industrial Motivation Campaign held on 1st Nov. 2011 at Chembur, Mumbai.

25. Director attended the valedictory function of ESDP on Readymade Garments at

Jalgaon on 4th Nov. 2011. Further, he had also attended the valedictory function of

ESDP on Readymade Garments & Fashion Designing at Khiroda, Dist. Jalgaon on

5th Nov. 2011.

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26. Director had meeting with the members of Paint Association on 16th Nov. 2011

regarding the availability of subsidies under MSME Schemes.

27. Director attended valedictory function of ESDP on Food Processing on 16th Nov.

2011 at Dombivali, Dist.Thane.


the Industrial Motivation Campaign held on 18th Nov. 2011 at Thane and also

attended the valedictory function of ESDP on Computer Hardware & Networking

at Mumbra, Dist. Thane.


the Industrial Motivation Campaign held on 19th Nov. 2011 at Koregaon, Pune.

30. Action Plan Core Programme meeting was held on 21st Nov. 2011 under the

Chairmanship of Director for reviewing the progress of the work allotted.

31. Director had meeting with the delegates of South Africa on 22nd Nov. 2011 for the

Marketing Linkages/Investment opportunities available for MSMEs in South

Africa.

32. Hindi meeting for the quarter ending Sept. 2011 was held under the Chairmanship

of Director on 23rd Nov. 2011.

33. Director inaugurated and addressed the Seminar on NMCP organized by Bombay

Industries Association at Andheri, Mumbai on 25th Nov. 2011. Total 125

participants attended the Seminar.

34. Shri J.B. Bhoriya, Regional Director, RBI, addressed the gathering as Chief Guest

and distributed the certificates during the valedictory function of MDP on Export

Marketing on 25th Nov. 2011. Director delivered the presidential address.

35. DD (IMT) attended a Seminar on “SME Vulnerability & Resilience in the Online

Economy” organized by CUTS Institute for Regulation & Competition (CIRC) on

10th November 2011 and gave presentation on MSME – 2006 Act and Schemes of

MSME.

36. A.D. (Stat.) had attended the State Level Banker’s Committee meeting convened by

Bank of Maharashtra on 25th Nov. 2011 at Mumbai for reviewing the progress of

Govt. sponsored schemes.

37. D.D. (Stat.), O/o. DC (MSME), New Delhi had visited this office on 25th Nov. 2011

and had meeting with Director and EI/Stat. Officials regarding the conduct of 5th

All India Census of registered MSMEs and IIP data.

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Project Profiles & Status Reports prepared during 2011-12 by MSME-DI,

Mumbai & Br. MSME-DI, Aurangabad.

Sl. Name of the officers Name of the Project Profiles/Status Reports

1 Shri A.S. Tryambake,

A.D. (L/F)

1. Industrial DMS Safety Boots (New)

2. Leather Shoe Upper (Updated)

3. Travel/Luggage Ware (updated)

4. Upholstery Leather (updated)

5. Status Report on Leather/Footwear & Leather

Products Industries.

2 Shri G. Velladurai,

A.D. (L/F)

1. Kids Shoes from foam Leather (New)

2. Leather Aprons (updated)

3. Detailed Project Profile – Oil Poll up Leather

3 Shri S.K. Verma,

A.D. (Elect.)

1. Energy Meter (New)

2. Water Tank Over Flow Auto – Cut (updated)

4 Shri V.P. Singh,

A.D.(Elect.)

1. Solar/Electrical Water Boiler (updated)

2. Mobile Repairing and Servicing (New)

5 Shri Meserka Minz,

A.D. (Met.)

1. Re-rolling Mill for Production of Aluminum Sheet

(New)

2. Steel Casting Foundry (updated)

3. Manufacturing of Bright Bar (updated)

6 Shri D.N. Gosavi,

A.D. (Met.)

1. Auto Piston (New)

2. Aluminum Powder (updated)

3. Investment Castings.(updated)

7 Shri Baldev Singh,

A.D. (G&C)

1. Pre-cast RCC Window & Door Frames (New)

2. Semi Precious Gems (updated)

8 Shri Abhay Daptardar,

A.D. (Mech)

1. Sewer Cleaning Machine (New)

2. Steel Ball for Ball Bearings (updated)

3. Skid Jack (updated)

9 Br. MSME-DI,

Aurangabad

1. Coated Abrasives (New)

2. Status Report on Auto Component.

10 Shri Arvind Kumar Singh,

A.D. (Chem)

1. Hair Oil (New)

2. Menthol Crystal (updated)

11 Ms. Vandana Wankhede,

Inv. (Met.)

1. Heat Treatment Pot (Heat Resisting Steel Casting.

(updated)

2. Pressure Die Casting (updated)

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83 An Introduction to the principles of Leather Manufacture

84 Surface Defects of Hides, Skins & Leather

85 Hand Book of Glue & Gelatin

86 Entrepreneurship Organisation & Management in Leather sector.

87 Principles of selection, assortment & Grading of Leathers

88 Trade & Environment

89 Introduction to the modern footwear Technology

90 Analysis of Cosmetic Products

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91 Chemistry & Technology of the cosmetics & Toiletries Industry

92 The Chemistry of Essential oils : An Intro. for Aroma therapists,

Beauticians, Retailers & Students

93 Chemistry of fragrances : from Perfumer to consume

94 Perfumery materials : Production & Application

95 Hand Book of Perfumers & Flavours

96 Soap Making : Making Trnsparent & Natural liquid soaps

97 A Handbook of Synthetic Detergent

98 Perfumery of flouring synthtics

99 Copyright Laws : Concepts and Cases

100 Environmental Pollution on Biosphere and its Management – Vol. I

101 Environmental Pollution on Biosphere and its Management – Vol. II

102 Indian Hospitality Industry Emerging issues, opportunities &

Challenges

103 Indian Industry and Environment Policies and Practices

104 Legal issues in information Technology Industry, Country

experiences

105 Maharashtra Economy, Performance, Opportunities and Challenges

106 Microsoft Way : A Growth Strategy

107 Break up and Be Heard

108 Transformation of Indian Economy – An overview

109 Uncaging the Tiger: Industry Sector Reforms.

NO. OF VISITORS ATTENDED

The officers of this Institute has provided guidance to around 4500 visitors regarding

various aspects of technologies, management, project selection, project report

preparations, finance etc.. The visitors have also visited the library for collection of

information regarding MSME, project profiles and technical literature, etc. Apart from

this, the MSME-DI officers have also visited around 350 units and provided necessary

guidance and technical support.

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FOLLOW UP

MEME-DI, Mumbai has conducted follow up of EDP/ESDP trainees through

correspondence / telephone. 380 trainees have reported about establishing their own self

employment ventures, while 850 have reported about obtaining job opportunities.

HINDI MEETINGS/HINDI PAKHWADA

This Institute has convened Quarterly Hindi meetings in order to review the progress of

Hindi work carried out in the Institute. This Institute has observed Hindi Divas from

14th Sept. to 28th Sept. 2011. During this period various activities in Rajbhasha like Essay

competition, Debate competition, etc. were carried out.

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Photo Gallery

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Inauguration of SME Exchange at BSE by Respected Shri R.K.Mathur, IAS,

Secretary (MSME), Govt. of India, New Delhi

Ringing of Bell of SME Exchange at Bombay Stock Exchange at the Hands of

Respected Shri R.K. Mathur, IAS, Secretary(MSME), New Delhi.

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Inauguration of National Vendor Development

Programme on 06th Jan., 2012 at the hands of

Chief Guest Shri Dev Dutta Jha, Head-BIS, Western

Region, Shri G.M.Ambhore, Director, MSMEDI Mumbai

& Other Dignitaries

Shri G.M.Ambhore, Director, MSMEDI Mumbai

addressing the gathering during National Vendor

Development Programme on 06th Jan., 2012

View of the Participants Inauguration of Exhibition at the hands of Chief

Guest Shri Dev Dutta Jha, Head-BIS, Western

Region, Mumbai & Other Dignitaries.

Shri Dev Dutta Jha, Head-BIS, Western Region, Shri

G.M.Ambhore, Director, MSMEDI Mumbai & Other

Dignitaries visiting the Stalls & Interacting with the

Entrepreneurs

Shri Dev Dutta Jha, Head-BIS, Western Region, Shri

G.M.Ambhore, Director, MSMEDI Mumbai & Other

Dignitaries visiting the Stalls & Interacting with

the Entrepreneurs

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Shri G.M. Ambhore, Director, MSME-DI, Mumbai

addressing the participants of SVDP at Gokul

Shirgaon, Dist. Kolhapur on 10th March 2012

Dr. C.V. Saraf, Dy. Director (IMT), MSME-DI, Mumbai

addressing the participants of SVDP at Jaysingpur

College, Jaysingpur on 11th March 2012.

State Level Vendor Development Programme

organized on 27th March 2012 organized at Nashik

Shri G.M.Ambhore, Director, MSME-DI, Mumbai

addressing the participants of State Level Vendor

Development Programme

Industrial Motivation Campaign at ITI, Jawahar,

Dist. Thane on 14th Nov. 2011.

Participants view of IMC at ITI, Jawahar, Dist. Thane

on 14th Nov. 2011.

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Shri G.M. Ambhore, Director, MSME-DI, Mumbai

addressing the participants of MDP at Ghatkopar on

31st Dec. 2011.

Shri G.M. Ambhore, Director, MSME-DI, Mumbai and

Shri P.P. Kulkarni, A.D.(IMT) being welcomed in the

valedictory programme of MDP at Ghatkopar.

Shri S.A.Kedare, Asstt.Director(EI) addressing

participants during Industrial Motivational

Campaign at Nashik on 10.02.2012.

View of Participants

Shri G.M.Ambhore, Director, MSMEDI Mumbai

distributing Certificates to participants of ESDP

at Nashik. Also seen are Dr.C.V.Saraf, DD(IMT)

& Shri S.A.Kedare, AD(EI)

Documents

Annual Report 11-12 - DC(MSME