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Government of India
Ministry of MSME
Brief Industrial Profile of Dungarpur District
2015-16
MSME –DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (Ministry of Govt. of India)
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises 22 Godown, Industrial Estate, Jaipur – 302006 Rajasthan
Phone : 0141-2212098, 2213099, Fax : 0141-2210553 Email : [email protected] Visit us : www.msmedijaipur.gov.in
Udamai helpline : 1800-180-6763
FOREWORD
District Industrial Potential Report of Dungarpur - Rajasthan is prepared by this
institute under its action plan target for the year 2015-16. The information on
material resources, Administrative set up, details about PSUs, Clusters situated in
the district, potential for new MSMEs are embedded in this document. The
Objective of this report is to expose the resource base, studying industrial
scenario of the district, for the benefits of all budding/existing entrepreneurs.
I commend the efforts of Sh. Bal Ram Meena, Investigator in preparing this
District Profile. The District profile has been prepared on the information
gathered from various Govt. departments and secondary data supplied by them.
I extend my thanks to all those departments for their useful contribution in
bringing out this document.
(M.K. Saraswat)
Director Date- 13/06/2016
District – Dungarpur
CONTENTS
S. No. Topic
1. General Characteristics Of The District
1.1 Location & Geographical Area 1.2 Topography 1.3 Availability Of Minerals
1.4 Forest Resources 1.5 Administrative Set-Up
2. District At A Glance
2.1 Existing Status Of Industrial Area In The District Dungarpur 3. Existing Industrial Scenario Of Dungarpur District
3.1 Industry At A Glance
3.2 Year Wise Trend Of Units Registered 3.3 Details Of Existing Micro & Small Enterprises & Artisan Units
In The Dungarpur District
3.4 Large Scale Industries/Public Sector Undertaking 3.5 Major Exportable Item
3.6 Growth Trend
3.7 Vendorisation / Ancillarisation Of The Industry 3.8 Medium & Large Scale Enterprises
3.9 Service Enterprises
3.9.1 Potential Area For Service Enterprises 3.10 Potential For New Msme’s
4. Existing Clusters Of Micro & Small Enterprises
4.1 Details Of Major Clusters 4.1.2 Service Sector
4.2 Details Of Identified Cluster 4.2.1 Stone Artware Cluster 4.2.2 Terracotta Cluser
5. General Issues Raised By Industry Associations During Of The Course Of Meeting
6. Steps To Set Up Msmes
7. Important Contacts
BRIEF INDUSTRIAL PROFILE OF DUNGARPUR DISTRICT
1. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DISTRICT :
Country India
State Rajasthan
District Dungarpur
Elevation 225 m (738 ft)
Languages
• Official Hindi
Time zone IST (UTC+5:30)
Tel. code 02964 ******
Vehicle
registration
RJ 12
Sex ratio 1:1 ♂/♀
Website dungarpur.nic.in
Dungarpur is a city in the southernmost part of Rajasthan state of India. It
is the administrative headquarters of Dungarpur District. The rail line
between Udaipur and Himatnagar in Gujarat runs through the town, shortest
distance to the National Highway 8 from Dungapur town is 20 km. Dungarpur is
the seat of elder branch of Sisodiyas of Udaipur, while the younger branch is the
seat of the Maharana of Mewar. It was founded in 1197 by Samant Singh, the
eldest son of the ruler of Mewar, Karan Singh. They are descendants ofBappa
Rawal, eighth ruler of the Guhilot Dynasty and founder of the Mewar Dynasty (r.
734-753).
The District Dungarpur is named after the town of hillocks and the capital
of the former princely State of Dungarpur. The chiefs of Dungarpur, who bear the
title of Maharawal, are descended from Mahup, eldest son of Karan Singh, chief
of Mewar in the 12th century, and claim the honours of the elder line of Mewar.
Mahup, disinherited by his father, took refuge with his mother's family,
the Chauhans of Bagar, and made himself master of that country at the expense
of the Bhil chiefs.
The town of Dungarpur, the capital of the state, was founded towards the
end of the 14th century by his descendant Rawal Bir Singh, who named it after
Dungaria, an independent Bhil chieftain whom he had caused to be
assassinated. After the death of Rawal Udai Singh of Bagar at the Battle of
Khanwa in 1527, where he fought alongside Rana Sanga against Babar, his
territories were divided into the states of Dungarpur and Banswara. Successively
under Mughal, Maratha, and British Rajcontrol by treaty in 1818, where it
remained 15-gun salute state.
In 1901 the total population of Dungarpur was 100,103, while that of the
town was 6094. The last princely ruler of Dungarpur was HH Rai-i-
Rayan Maharawal Shri Lakshman Singh Bahadur (1918–1989), who was
awarded KCSI (1935) and GCIE(1947), and after independence became a
Member of the Rajya Sabha twice, in 1952 and 1958, and later a member
of Rajasthan Legislative Assembly (MLA) in 1962 and 1989.
1.1 LOCATION & GEOGRAPHICAL AREA :-
Dungarpur, the smallest district of Rajasthan is situated at the Southern tip
of the State adjoining Gujarat. It extends between 23 and 24.1” North latitude and
73.22” and 74.24” East longitude. The districts Udaipur and Banswara lie in North
and East of Dungarpur district respectively. On South and West, it is surrounded
by the border of the neighboring state of Gujarat. The district has geographical
area of Gujarat. The district has geographical area of 3800 Sq. kms.
1.2 TOPOGRAPHY
The district is surrounded with hills covered with jungle of cactus, jujube-
trees and salar (Boswella Serrata) a gum producing tree together with several
other varieties of shrubs and trees requiring neither deep soil nor moisture. In the
north and east, the land shape is rugged and wild but towards the south-west
border, the features seem to merge in the topography of Gujrat region.
1.3 AVAILABILITY OF MINERALS:-
The pre- Aravali Group of rocks is presented by Schist-Genesis and
Granites over small areas in the Central and northern parts of the district. The
pre-dominant Aravali Super Group of rocks consisting of phyllite quartzite, schist,
follows them and dolomite, which has been, subdivided into the lower Udaipur
Group and upper Jharol Group. These rocks are 2000- 2500 million years old.
The meta sedimentary rocks have been intruded by a variety of igneous rocks of
acid, basic and ultra basic composition. Important among them are ultra basic,
which are represented by talc-tremolite, actinolite schist, chlorite schist, and
serpentine rocks.
Production of Mineral 2014-15
S.No. Name of Mineral Production in tonnes
Major Mineral
1 Soap Stone 77925
2 Fluorspar -
Minor Mineral
1 Serpentine 342952
2 Granite -
3 Masonry Stone 52712
4 Patti Katla -
5 Bajri -
6 Brick Earth -
7 Miscellaneous -
Source : GEOLOGY & MINERAL DEPOSITS IN DUNGARPUR DISTRICT
1.4 FOREST :-
Forest for the district are controlled and regulated by the Forest
Department, which has a State trading wing too for proper felling of trees and
trade in timber. Now the State Tribal Area Development Corporation has been
entrusted with the purchase and regulation of minor forest produce i.e. Gum,
Guar, Karang, Dhaturi, Honey, Bichukanta, Mahuwa, Anwala, Bahera, Ratanjot
etc. Mahuwa and Mango trees are in plenty. The forests have largely
disappeared from the plains due to unabated felling of trees. Only Mahuwa trees
are found in the agricultural fields. Although pure Khankra associated with
kanjeri, Kadam, Gurhal are also found along the nallah and villages. As regards
flora, mention may be made of Mahua, Teak, Dhokra trees. Other species of
trees such as Neem, Pipal, Babul is also found in plenty. The fruits bearing trees
found in the district are Mango, Imli, Ber, Jamun, Temru, Bahera and Khajur. As
regard to fauna, despite high felling of trees and forest, Panthers, Hyenas and
Sambar can be sighted in the forests. Nilgais, Jackal, Hyenas etc. are also
observed in forests. Major crops, Catfish and other varieties of fish are also
available in Mahi and Som rivers as well as in Bamaniya, Akhepuir, Gheri Devel,
Babu-Ki-Bar and Lodisar tanks.
1.5 ADMINISTRATIVE SET-UP :-
The district is divided into four sub-divisions, nine tehsils and ten
panchayat samitis. The Administrative set up of the district is as given under:
ADMINISTRATIVE SET UP OF DUNGARPUR DISTRICT ( 31 March, 2016 )
SUB DIVISIONS TEHSILS PANCHAYAT SAMITIS
MAJOR TOWNS
1. Dungarpur 1. Dungarpur 1. Dungarpur 2. Dovada
1. Dungarpur
2. Simalwara 2. Simalwara
3. Chikli
4.Bichiwara
5. Jothari
3. Simalwara 4. Bichiwara 5. Chikhali 6. Jothari
2. Bichiwara
3. Sagwara 6. Sagwara
7.Galiakot
7. Sagwara 8. Galiakot
3. Sagwara
4. Aspur 8. Aspur
9.Sabala
9. Aspur 10.Sabala
4. Aspur
Source : District Plan
2. DISTRICT AT A GLANCE
S. No. Particulars Year Unit Statistics
1. Geographical Features
A. Geographical Data
(i) Latitude 2011 23 & 24.1N
(ii) Longitude 2011 73.22 & 74.22E
(iii) Geographical Area 2011 Sq.Kms. 3800
B Administrative Units
I. Sub Divisions 2015-16 Nos. 4
II. Tehsils 2015-16 Nos. 9
III. Sub-Tehsil 2009-10 Nos. -
IV. Patwar Circles 2009-10 Nos. 208
V. Revenue Village 2009-10 Nos. 985
VI. Panchayat Samities 2014-15 Nos. 10
VII. Nagar Nigam 2009-10 Nos. -
VIII. Nagar Palika 2009-10 Nos. 2
IX. Gram Panchayat 2009-10 Nos. 237
X. Assembly 2009-10 Nos. 4
2. Populations
A. I. Male 2011 No. 698061
II. Female 2011 No. 690837
III. Total 2011 No. 1388906
B. IV. Rural 2001 No. 1026787
C. V. Urban 2001 No. 80856
VI. Density of Population 2011 Sq km 368
VII. Literacy Rate Total 2011 % 60.78
(a) Male 2011 % 74.66
(b) Female 2011 % 46.98
VIII. Scheduled Castes 2001 No. 45986
IX. Scheduled Tribes 2001 No. 721487
3. Agricultures
A. I. Total Reporting area . 2009-10 Hect. 385593
II. Area Under Forest 2009-10 Hect. 62204
III. Land not available for
cultivation 2009-10 Hect. 92943
IV. Permanent Pastures and
other grazing lands 2009-10 Hect. 34553
V. Land under miscellaneous
trees crops and groves not
included in the net area sown
2009-10 Hect. 1358
VI. Cultivable waste land
included fallow land 2009-10 Hect. 61126
VII. Net area sown 2009-10 Hect. 133328
VIII. Area sown more than once 2009-10 Hect. 53114
IX. Gross Cropped area 2009-10 Hect. 186442
X. Average yeild per Hect
(a) Foodgrains 2005-06 Kg/ha 425
(b) Oilseeds 2001-02 Kg/ha 108
XI. Number of pump sets used
for irrigation
2001-
2002 No. 9786
XII. Normal rainfall 2015-16 M.M. 655
4. Forest
(i) Forest 2009-10 Hect. 62204
5. Livestock & Poultry
A. (a) Total Livestock 2014-15 No. 2688742
(b) Cattle 2014-15 No. 375023
(c) Buffaloes 2014-15 No. 232133
(d) Pigs 2014-15 No. 308
(e) Camel 2014-15 No. 1672
(f) Sheep 2014-15 No. 62652
(g) Goats 2014-15 No. 416729
(h) Horses and ponies 2014-15 No. 13811
(i) Dogs and Bitches 2014-15 No. 13625
(j) Total Poultry 2014-15 No. 191518
(h) Mules/Donkeys 2014-15 No. 1214
6. INDUSTRY
I. Factories Registered under
the Fact. Act 2015-16 No. 1480
II. Small scale industries
Registered 2015-16 No. 1480
III. Estimated average No.of
daily workers employed in
Small Scale Industries
2015-16 No. 6782
IV. Large and medium 2015-16 No. 3
industries
V. Employment in large and
Medium industries 2008-09 No. 3347
VI. Number of industrial Area 2005-06 No. 3
7. POWER
I. Towns Electrified 2008-09 No. 3
II. Villages Electrified 2008-09 No. 871
III. Total Energy Consumers 2008-09 No. 206079
(a) Domestic Purposes 2015-16 No. 173353
(b) Commercial Purposes 2015-16 No. 12544
(c) Industrial purposes 2015-16 No. 2428
(d) Public Lighting 2015-16 No. 155
(e) Irrigation 2015-16 No. 18677
(f) Public Water Works 2015-16 No. 392
(g) Other purposes 2015-16 No. 958
8. SUPPLY
I. Villages covered with safe
drinking water supply 2015-16 No. 867
9. EDUCATION
I. Total numbers of schools &
colleges Boys-Girls
(a) Primary Schools 2009-10 No. 1712
(b) Middle Schools 2009-10 No. 717
(c) Secondary Schools 2009-10 No. 151
(d). Senior Secondary Schools 2009-10 No. 83
(e) No. of colleges for General
education (Arts Science &
Commerce)
2008-09
No.
21
(f) No. of colleges for Sanskrit
Education 2008-09
No. 1
(g) No. of colleges for
professional Education- BED
College
2008-09
No.
3
(h) No. of Schools for
vocational and Professional
Education (including ITI & STC)
2005-06
No.
14
II. No. of Students 2008-09 No.
(a) in Primary Schools 2009-10 No. 127711
Rural 2008-09 No.
Urban 2008-09 No.
(b) In Middle Schools 2008-09 No. 113758
Rural 2008-09 No.
Urban 2008-09 No.
(c) In Secondary Schools & Hr.
Secondary School 2008-09
No. 110144
Rural 2008-09 No.
Urban 2008-09 No.
10. PUBLIC HEALTH
I. Allopathic Hospitals 2015-16 No. 2
II. Community Health Centres 2015-16 No. 11
III. Primary Health Centres 2015-16 No. 50
IV. Sub Centres 2015-16 No. 375
V. Dispensaries 2015-16 No. 5
VI. Ayurvedic and Unani
Hospitals 2015-16
No. 131
11. BANKING
I. Scheduled Commercial
Banks 2015-16 No. 76
II. Co-operative Banks 2015-16 No. 11
CO-OPERATION2003-04
I. Co-operative Societies 2009-10 No. 372
II. Membership 2009-10 No. 252454
12. TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION
I. Post Offices 2015-16 No. 302
II. Telegraph Office 2015-16 No. 2
III. Registration of Motor
Vehicles 2015-16 No. 161218
IV. Road Length 2015-16 Km. 3109.35
13. POLICE STATIONS AND JAIL
I. Police Stations 2008-09 No. 10
II. Police Chowki 2008-09 No. 20
III. Jails including Lockups 2008-09 No. 2
14. LOCAL BODIES
I. Village Panchayats 2008-09 No. 237
II. Municipality 2008-09 No. 2
III. Community development
blocks 2008-09 No. 5
15. PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
I. Fair Price Shops 2008-09 No. 510
(A) Rural 2008-09 No. 464
(B) Urban 2008-09 No. 46
2.1 Existing Status of Industrial Area in the District Dungarpur :
S. No.
Name of Ind. Area
Land Acq. In Acres
Land Developed in Hectare
Prevailing Rate per
Sqm. (in Rs.)
No. of
Plots
No of Allott
ed Plots
No. of Vacant Plots
No. of Units in Product
ion
1. Dungarpur 38.56 38.56 165.00 89 87 2 75
2. Sagwara 36.04 31.04 110.00 55 47 8 23
3. Bichhiwara 201.79 88.00 250.00 179 75 104 22
4. Unit -1 DPR (L.S.I) Unit-2
21.93
29.05
00.00
00.00
00.00
00.00
1
1
1 1
0 0
1
1 TOTAL 327.37 157.60 - 325 211 26 122
Source-RIICO Dungarpur
3. Existing Industrial Scenario of Dungarpur District :
3.1 Industry at a Glance :
S. No.
Head Unit Particulars
1. Registered Industrial Unit Nos. 4184
2. Total Industrial Unit Nos. 4187
3. Registered Medium & Large Unit Nos. 3
4. Employed in Small Scale Industries No. 15627
5. Employment in Large and Medium Industries No. 2120
6. No. of Industrial Area 03
7. Turnover of Micro, Small Enterprises – –
8. Turnover of Medium & Large Scale
Industries
– –
3.2 Year wise Trend of Units Registered :
MICRO & SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES Year Wise Trend of Units Registered in Dungarpur District
Year Cumulative Number
of Registered Units
Capital Investment
(Rs. in Lakhs)
Employment in
numbers
2006-2007 2856 1602.12 9530
2007-2008 3072 2325.84 10814
2008-2009 3232 2759.76 11647
2009-2010 3392 3244.20 12463
2010-2011 3552 3686.54 13245
2011-2012 3712 3931.84 13824
2012-2013 3872 4484.19 14449
2013-14 4042 4834.86 15001
2014-15 4181 523179 15613
2015-16 (up to Sept.2015)
4184 5258.79 15627
Source – DIC, Dunagarpur
Details of Existing Micro & scale industrial units and artisan units in the District.
However, the break-up of the existing small scale industries in the district
according to major classification along with number of persons employed and
capital investment is as given under:
3.3 Details of Existing Micro & Small Enterprises & Artisan Units in
Dungarpur District:
3.4 Large Scale Industries/Public Sector Undertaking
1. Shree Rajasthan, Syntex Ltd., Simalwara Road, Dungrpur
2. Shree Rajasthan, Texchem Ltd., Simalwara Road, Dungrpur
3. Shree Rajasthan, Polycot. Simalwara Road, Dungrpur
S.No. Resource Number of Units
Investment (Rs. In lacs)
Employement (In numbers)
1. Agriculture based 532 347.64 2336 2. Livestock based 513 295.07 1410 3. Textiles based 236 143.16 1148 4. Forest based 530 409.15 1977 5. Mineral based 577 1852.01 2758 6. Chemical based 22 90.55 76 7. Engineering based 578 705.99 2100 8. Others 1193 1388.22 3808
3.5 Major Exportable Item:
1 Synthetic Yarn
3.6 Growth Trend
Minimal Due to lack of Entrepreneurship among the people.
3.7 Vendorisation/Ancillarisation of the Industry
Industries obtaining repair, maintenance and general fabrication
facilities from MSME’s
3.8 Medium Scale Enterprises : NA
3.9 Service Enterprises –
Diesel Pump repairing
Electronics’ equipment repairing
Mobile repairing
Photocopier
Tailoring.
3.9.1 Potentials areas for service Enterprises
1. Vehicle repairing workshops,
2. Mobile repairing ,
3. Data Processing,
4. Tool Rooms,
5. Photocopier,
6. Electronic equipment repairing,
7. Beauty Parlors,
8. Hair cutting Salon,
9. Tailoring,
10. Diesel pump repairing,
11. Motor Rewinding
12. Off-Set Printing
3.10 Potential for new MSME’s
Potential for Service Enterprises are suggested as mentioned below :
1. Cattle Feed
2. Dal Mills
3. Spices Powder
4. Agriculture Implements
5. Wooden Furnitures
6. Metal Screws
7. Papad Mfg.
8. Ice Blocks
9. Bakery Products
10. Cement Jail
11. Canvas & Ragzine Bags
12. Sheet Metal Works
13. Marble Chips
14. Steel Furniture
15. Paper Bags
16. Nut Bolts, Rivets
17. Mineral Grinding
18. Wire Nails
19. Exercise Note Books
20. Marble Handicrafts
21. Readymade Garments
\4. Existing Clusters of Micro & Small Enterprises
4.1 Details of Major Cluster :-
4.1.1 Manufacturing Sector
(1) Stone Artware Cluster
(2) Terracotta Cluster
(3) Bans Bait Cluster
(4) Kumahari Work Cluster
4.1.2 Service Sector : NA
4.2 Details of Identified Cluster :-
4.2.1 Stone Artware Cluster.
1. Principal Product Manufactured in the
Cluster
Stone Murtis, Stone artifacts,
Temple Pillars, garden
Monuments
2. Name of the SPV Under Process
3. Location Dungarpur
4. No. of functional units in the clusters 300 Nos.
5. Turnover of the clusters 1 Crore Approx
6. Value of Exports from the Cluster NA
7. Employment in Cluster 1000 Nos.
8. Average Investment in Plant &
Machinery
15 Lacs Approx.
9. Major issues/requirement Working Capital
10. Presence of capable institutions RFC & Banks
11. Problem & Constraints Export
Source GM –DIC, Dungarpur
4.2.2 Terracotta Cluster
1. Principal Product Manufactured in the Cluster Earthen Pots, Utensils, Artifacts
2. Name of the SPV Under Process
3. Location Sagwara, Dungarpur
4. No. of functional units in the clusters 300 Nos.
5.. Turnover of the clusters 20 Lacs
6. Value of Exports from the Cluster NIL
7. Employment in Cluster 1000 Nos.
8. Average Investment in Plant & Machinery __
9. Major issues/requirement Transport Facilities
10. Presence of capable institutions RFC & Banks
11. Problem & Constraints Export
5. STEPS TO SET UP MSMEs
S. NO
Type Of Assistance Name and address of agencies
1. MSME Registration
Online - www.udyogaadhaar.gov.in
2. Identification Of Product & Techno-Economic And Managerial Consultancy Services, Market Survey And Economic Survey Reports.
MSMS-Development institute, 22 godown, industrial estate, jaipur www.msmedijaipur.gov.in
3. Land And Industrial Shed RIICO Dungarpur 4. Financial Assistance RFC, Dungarpur various
commercial banks 5. For Raw Materials Under Govt.
Supply RSIC udyog bhawan, tilak marg, jaipur & NSIC, nehru palace, tonk, road, jaipur
6. Plant And Machinery Under Hire/Purchase Basis
National small industries corp. Nehru place, tonk road, jaipur
7. Power/Electricity Vidyut vitran nigam ltd. Dungarpur
8. Technical Know-How MSMS-Development institute, 22 godown, industrial estate, jaipur
9. Quality & Standard BIS, manak bhawan, chitranjan marg, c-scheme, jaipur
10. Marketing/Export Assistance NSIC, nehru palace, tonk road, jaipur
11. Other Promotional Agencies. KVIC, jhalana dungri institutional area, jaipur raj. Pollution control board, jhalana dungri, jaipur
6. IMPORTANT CONTACT NUMBERS
Name of the officer & Designation
Name of Department/ Association Contact No.
Sh. Balram Meena Investigator (Mech.)
MSME-DI, Jaipur Email:[email protected]
(M)9468640612 (O)0141-2211218
Sh. J.P. Gupta GM-DIC, Dungarpur
DIC, Dungarpur Email:[email protected]
(O)02964-232375 (M)9829795627
Mr. K.R. Khatwa LDM, BOB, Old Bus Stand,Dungarpur EMAI:[email protected]
(O)02964-232292 (M)08875006703
Shri K. R. Patel A.R.M, RIICO Industrial Area ,
RIICO , Dungarpur Email:[email protected]
(O)02964-233064 (M)09414041384
Shri G.C. Jain Rajasthan Financial Corporation
Rajasthan Financial Corporation,Udaipur
(O)0294-2493153 (M)9414097491 Email:[email protected]
Shri Kamlesh Sharma PRO, Dungarpur
Suchana Kendra, Udaipur road, Dungarpur
(O)02964-231151 (M)09414111123
Shri Dhanpat Singh District Employment Office
District Employment Office, Bahubali Colony Dungarpur
(M)9414473378
Shri Gulab Singh Jala KVIB
KVIB DIC, Udaipur (M) 9460448369 (O) 0294-2490941 Email:[email protected]
Shri K.K.Gupta President
Industrial Association Zila Udyog Sangh, F-1, Riico Ind. Area, Dungarpur
(M)9414104789
EDP Training Centre Baroda Swarozgar Vikas Sansthan (BSVS) Above Naik Motor First Floor Opp. Rajshree Cinema, Udaipur Road, Dungarpur-314001
(O)02964-2712227 (O)02964-2322425 (M)9928580341
