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Guidance Bureau

Monthly Review of Tamil Nadu Economy – June 2009. 1

MMoonntthhllyy RReeppoorrtt oonn TTaammiill NNaadduu EEccoonnoommyy ––JJuunnee 22000099

Contents

Agriculture 1

Rainfall 3

Reservoir Position (Water Level) 4

Agricultural Wages 10

Prices 13

State Average Wholesale Prices 16

Wholesale Price Index 17

Consumer Price Index 19

Off-take of Essential Commodities 21

Industries 22

Labour 27

Manpower and Employment 27

Electricity 29

Tax Revenue Collected 31

Distribution of Pattas 33

Number of Documents Registered and Revenue Earned

34

State Income 35

Guidance Bureau


AANN OOVVEERRVVIIEEWW

Gross cropped area during the period April and May 2009 in respect of

Paddy by Kar / Kuruvai / Sornavari Season, Cumbu, Groundnut, Gingell, Sugarcane

and Turmeric have shown a decrease by 22.66%, 16.67%, 31.98%, 8.78%, 28.35%

and 61.54% respectively over the same period of previous year. Cholam, Cotton,

Blackgram and Onion have recorded remarkable increase in area by 52.08%,

20.59%, 65.79 and 14.29% respectively against the status of same month of the

previous year, i.e. May 2008.

During the month of June-2009, average rainfall of the State is

recorded as 34.0 m.m. against the normal rainfall of 41.9 m.m., whereas it was 46.3

m.m. during the period of June-2008, indicating a negative trend by 26.57%. During

the reporting month, The Nilgiris District have received the highest rainfall of 184.0

m.m. followed by Kanniyakumari District which have received 124.4 m.m. Least

rainfall is recorded in Ramanathapuram District (1.1 m.m.). Almost, all the Districts

of the State have received rainfall ranging from 1.1 m.m. to 184.0 m.m. Comparative

to

month of previous year, the reporting month have recorded less rainfall.

The General Index of Industrial Production for the month of April 2009

registered a positive growth by 2.6% as against the corresponding month of the

previous year. The Index of Industrial Production by Use-based Classification,

Capital Goods and Consumer Non-Durable Goods have shown a healthy increase by

14.0% and 4.7% respectively, whereas all other items have indicated a negative trend.

The Composite Index of Agricultural Wages for the State for the month

of May 2009 exhibited 432 Points, reporting an increase of 4 Points when compared

with the Index Number of the previous month (April 2009). On the other hand, it

manifested 75 Points increase in comparison with May 2008.

Guidance Bureau


Though maximum retail price of fine variety of Boiled rice prevailed at

Rs34.00/kg ,the maximum retail price of common variety of boiled rice prevailed at

Rs25.00/Kg.maximum retail price of Raw rice common variety and fine variety

prevailed at Rs23.00/Kg andRs .00/Kg In the case Redgram dhall and blackgram

dhall maximum retail price stood at Rs68.00 and Rs 60.00/kg respectively. Maximum

retail price of Ground nut oil and Gingelly oil existed at Rs72.00 and Rs115.00/Kg

respectively

Total Power generated by all sources during the month of May’09 have

manifested downward trend by 17.76%. Whereas, Power Purchased from Traders

have recorded an increase by 10.70% over the period of May’08. Power Generation

by Wind indicates notable decrease from 1.864 M.U. in May 2008 to 0.788 M.U. in

May 2009, marking a negative trend by 57.73%. But the Power Generation from Gas

moved up from 199.52 M.U. in May 2008 to 217.156 M.U. in May 2009, showing an

increase of 8.84 %.

The State’s Tax Revenue Collection by Commercial Taxes Department

during May-2009 is Rs. 1894.25 Crore as against Rs.1803.79 Crore in May-2008

scoring an increase of 5.01%.

Chennai – 600 006, Sd/- xxxxxx

Dated :17 .07.2009. Principal Secretary and Director.

Guidance Bureau


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Sl.

No. Factors Trend

1. Agriculture :

Forecast Area and Production during the period of April 2009 to May 2009 compared with corresponding previous year.

Area

increased

by

Production

increased

by

Cholam 52.08% 48.68%

Cotton 20.59% 32.48%

Blackgram 65.79% 12.50%

Onion 14.29% 17.19%

2. Generation of Power -

(in May’09 over May’08) : Percentage variations

1. Hydro (M.U) -39.45

2. Thermal (M.U.) -16.65

3. Wind (M.U.) -57.73

4. Gas (M.U.) 8.84

5. Power Purchased from Traders (M.U.) 43.66

3. Agricultural Wages : Variation in Points

Composite Index of Agricultural Wages in May 2009 over April 2009.

4

Gender Index : for Male 8

for Female -2

4. Public Distribution System : Percentage Variation

Off-take of P.D.S. Commodities in May’09 over

April’09.

Rice -0.42

Wheat -3.59

Sugar -0.29

Kerosene -0.40

Guidance Bureau


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Sl.

No. Factors Trend

5. Sale of Cement through T.N.C.S.C. Ltd. : Decreased by

Sale of Cement in May’09 over April’09 11,747 M.T.

6. Employment : Nos.

Total Job Seekers as per Live-Register upto May’09. 55.45 Lakhs

Job Seekers : Male Women

53.80 % 46.20 %

7. Tax Revenue Collected Percentage increase

In May’09 over May’08 5.01%

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Guidance Bureau


AAGGRRIICCUULLTTUURREE

Forecast Area of Principal Crops like Cholam, Bengalgram, Cotton and

Onion have registered considerable increase during the reporting period, when

compared to the corresponding month of the previous year 2008. On the other hand,

Forecast Area of Paddy, Cumbu, Groundnut, Gingelly, Sugarcane and Turmeric

showed downward trend.

FORECAST AREA OF CERTAIN CROPS IN TAMIL NADU

Sl.

No CROP

APRIL AND MAY

2009

APRIL AND MAY

2008

APRIL AND MAY

(TRIENNIUM

AVERAGE)

% VAR

BETWEEN

2009 & 2008

% VAR

BETWEEN

2009 & TRI.

AVG.

Area Prodn. Area Prodn. Area Prodn. Area Prodn. Area Prodn.

1

Paddy – Kar / Kuruvai / Sornavari *

0.546 1.959 0.706 2.306 0.539 1.841 -22.66 -15.05 1.30 6.41

2 Cholam 0.146 0.113 0.096 0.076 0.128 0.097 52.08 48.68 14.06 16.49

3 Cumbu 0.035 0.048 0.042 0.055 0.045 0.056 -16.67 -12.73 -22.22 -40.00

4 Ragi 0.008 0.013 0.008 0.011 0.008 0.012 0.00 18.18 0.00 8.33

5 Groundnut 0.117 0.228 0.172 0.309 0.151 0.270 -31.98 -26.21 -22.52 -15.56

6 Gingelly 0.135 0.069 0.148 0.072 0.154 0.074 -8.78 -4.17 -12.34 -6.76

7 Sugarcane $ 0.235 24.193 0.328 34.804 0.342 36.321 -28.35 -30.49 -31.29 -33.39

8 Cotton # 0.082 0.155 0.068 0.117 0.090 0.145 20.59 32.48 -8.89 6.90

9 Redgram @ @ 0.012 0.007 0.004 0.003

10 Blackgram 0.126 0.036 0.076 0.032 0.114 0.040 65.79 12.50 10.53 -10.00

11 Onion 0.008 0.075 0.007 0.064 0.008 0.074 14.29 17.19 0.00 1.35

12 Potato @ @ 0.000 0.000 0.003 0.040

13 Turmeric 0.005 0.028 0.013 0.074 0.008 0.042 -61.54 -62.16 -37.50 -33.33

@: Less than 500 Hectares/Tonnes. * : Production in terms of Rice. $ : Production in terms of Cane. # : Production in lakh Bales of 170 Kg. lint each. Sowing Period: Kar / Kuruvai / Sornavari : April – July.

Guidance Bureau


0.546

0.706

0.146

0.076

0.035 0.055

0.008

0.008

0.117

0.172

0.135

0.148

0.235

0.328

0.082

0.068 0.126

0.076

0.008

0.007

0.005 0.028

0

0.1

0.2

0.3

0.4

0.5

0.6

0.7

0.8AREA IN LAKH HECTARES

Paddy

Cholam

Cumbu

Ragi

Groundnut

Gingelly

Sugarcane

Cotton

Blackgram

Onion

Turmeric

CROP

FORECAST AREA OF CERTAIN PRINCIPAL CROPS

April to

May

2009

April to

May

2008

Guidance Bureau


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State has received an average rainfall of 34.0 m.m. during the month of

June 2009. This shows an decrease of 18.9 % when compared it with the normal

rainfall of41.9 m.m. On the otherhand, it is decreased by 26.6% when compared it

with the average rainfall of 46.3 m.m. registered during the same month of the

previous year (June-2008). Generally, Tamil Nadu has experienced “Deficient

Rainfall” during the current month under review (June -2009).

During the current month under review, the highest rainfall of

184.0 m.m was recorded in The Nilgiris district and the lowest rainfall of 0.6 m.m was

recorded in Karur district .

The analysis of district-wise rainfall data shows that during the month of

June-2009 “Excess” rainfall recorded in 4 districts, “Normal” in 5 districts,

“Deficient” in 11 districts, “Scanty” rainfall in 11 districts which are as follows.

Sl.

No.

Classification of

Rainfall

Districts

1. Excess Rainfall (20% and above) Salem, Dharmapuri, Coimbatore and Theni.

2. Normal Rainfall (19% to –19%)

Villupuram, Krishnagiri, Tiruchirappali, Madurai and Kanniyakumari.

3 Deficient Rainfall (-20% to –59%)

Tiruvallur, Cuddalore, Vellore, Namakkal, Perambalur, Pudukkottai, Dindigul, Thanjavur, Sivagangai, Tirunelveli and The Nilgiris.

4. Scanty Rainfall (-60% to –99%)

Chennai, Kanchipuram, Thiruvannamalai, Erode, Karur, Thiruvaur, Nagapattinam, Ramanathapuram, Thoothugudi, Ariyalur and Virudhunagar.

5. No Rain (-100% )

--

* Including Ariyalur District

Source: India Meteorological Department, Chennai.

RAINFALL

46.3

34.0 41.941.9

0.0

10.0

20.0

30.0

40.0

50.0

June'09 June'08

(In mm)

Actual Normal

Guidance Bureau


Water levels of Important Reservoirs in Tamil Nadu as on 30.06.2009 :

Among the Twenty One major Reservoirs in the State, Sixteen are

irrigable reservoirs while the other five reservoirs cater the supply of drinking water to

Chennai City. Among them Krishnagiri reservoir in Krishnagiri district recorded the

highest storage level with 78.21% of its storage capacity and Vaigai reservoir in

Madurai district recorded the least with 3.35% of its storage capacity. Almost, all the

reservoirs meant for irrigation having poor storage capacity during the month of June

2009, when comparing it with that of previous year of the same month. The Storage

level of the reservoirs are as below.

Krishnagiri : 70-80%

Pechiparai, Redhills : 50-60%

Chembarambakkam, Aliyar, Poondi : 40-50%

Mettur, Parambikulam, Thirumurthy : 20-30%

Periyar, Vaigai, Amaravathi, Perunchani, Sholayar, Bhavanisagar, Papanasam, Sathanur, Veeranam, Manimuthar, Sholavaram. : Below 20%

Guidance Bureau


WATER LEVELS OF IMPORTANT RESERVOIRS IN TAMIL NADU

AS ON 30.06.2009

Sl. No.

Reservoir District Capacity at FRL

Storage as on

30.06.2009

Storage %

Storage as on

30.06.2008

Storage %

1 Mettur Salem 93470 25324 27.09 51157 54.73

2 Bhavanisagar Erode 32800 3046 9.29 24793 75.59

3 Amaravathi Coimbatore 4047 442 10.92 1388 34.30

4 Periyar Theni 10570 849 8.03 5025 47.54

5 Vaigai Madurai 6091 204 3.35 3489 57.28

6 Papanasam Tirunelveli 5500 481 8.75 651 11.84

7 Manimuthar Tirunelveli 5511 746 13.54 1573 28.54

8 Pechiparai Kanniyakumari 4450 2280 51.24 2602 58.47

9 Perunchani Kanniyakumari 2890 406 14.05 434 15.02

10 Krishnagiri Krishnagiri 1666 1303 78.21 1421 85.29

11 Sathanur Tiruvannamalai 7321 1172 16.01 2129 29.08

12 Chembarambakkam Kancheepuram 3645 1496 41.04 1979 54.29

13 Sholayar Coimbatore 5052 588 11.64 657 13.00

14 Parambikulam Coimbatore 13408 3467 25.86 6595 49.19

15 Aliyar Coimbatore 3864 1632 42.24 2408 62.32

16 Thirumurthy Coimbatore 1744 384 22.02 959 54.99

DRINKING WATER SUPPLY RESERVOIRS

17 Poondi Thiruvallur 3231 1595 49.37 738 22.84

18 Sholavaram Thiruvallur 881 84 9.53 515 58.46

19 Chembarambakkam Kancheepuram 3645 1496 41.04 1979 54.29

20 Redhills Thiruvallur 3300 1786 54.12 2436 73.82

21 Veeranam Cuddalore 1456 0 0.00 301 20.67

* F.R.L.: Full Reservoir Level.

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Guidance Bureau


DRINKING WATER SUPPLY RESERVOIRS

41.04

0

54.12

9.53

49.37

54.29

20.67

73.82

58.46

22.84

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

POONDI

SHOLAVARAM

REDHILLS

VEERANAM

CHEMBARAMBAKKAM

RESERVOIRS

% STORAGE

STORAGE % AS ON 30.06.2009 STORAGE AS ON 30.06.2008

Guidance Bureau


PERCENTAGE STORAGE POSITION OF IRRIGABLE RESERVOIRS IN

PERCENTAGE

27.09

9.29

10.92

8.03

3.35 8.75 13.54

51.24

14.05

78.21

16.01

25.86

42.24

22.02

54.73

75.59

34.3

47.54 57.28

11.54

28.54

58.47

15.02

85.29

29.08

49.19

62.32

54.99

11.64

13

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

Mettur

Bhavanisagar

Amaravathi

Periyar

Vaigai

Papanasam

Manimuthar

Pechiparai

Perunchani

Krishnagiri

Sathanur

Sholayar

Parambikulam

Aliyar

Thirumurthy

RESERVOIRS

STORAGE

IN PER CENT

% Storage as on 30.06.2008

% Storage as on 30.06.2009

Guidance Bureau


STATEMENT SHOWING DISTEICTWISE

RAINFALL DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE-2009

( in m.m.)

June 2009 June 2008 Sl.No

District

Actual Normal

%

Deviation Actual Normal

%

Deviation

1 Chennai 11.3 57.3 -80.3 65.1 57.3 13.6

2 Kancheepuram 22.3 56.6 -60.6 52.2 56.6 -7.8

3 Thiruvallur 39.0 63.1 -38.2 105.6 63.1 67.4

4 Cuddalore 29.7 41.9 -29.1 50.4 41.9 20.3

5 Villupuram 44.4 49.7 -10.7 37.3 49.7 -24.9

6 Vellore 44.5 59.6 -25.3 44.5 59.6 -25.3

7 Thiruvannamalai 12.3 55.8 -78.0 57.6 55.8 3.2

8 Salem 64.7 50.6 27.9 53.1 50.6 4.9

9 Namakkal 22.3 38.3 -41.8 17.6 38.3 -54.0

10 Dharmapuri 76.5 46.4 64.9 22.4 46.4 -51.7

11 Krishnagiri 40.3 48.4 -16.7 37.3 48.4 -22.9

12 Coimbatore 96.6 38.2 152.9 145.1 38.2 279.8

13 Erode 6.0 26.1 -77.0 12.3 26.1 -52.9

14 Tiruchirappalli 21.1 25.9 -18.5 4.0 25.9 -84.6

15 Karur 0.6 18.3 -96.7 20.1 18.3 9.8

16 Perambalur 25.3 41.1 -38.4 38.0 41.1 -7.5

17 Pudukottai 30.5 45.0 -32.2 44.5 45.0 -1.1

18 Thanjavur 20.1 36.7 -45.2 23.4 36.7 -36.2

19 Thiruvarur 5.0 31.4 -84.1 35.2 31.4 12.1

20 Nagapattinam 7.3 29.0 -74.8 33.7 29.0 16.2

21 Madurai 28.5 31.0 -8.1 35.8 31.0 15.5

22 Theni 42.3 18.3 131.1 60.5 18.3 230.6

23 Dindigul 21.7 30.6 -29.1 44.4 30.6 45.1

24 Ramanthapuram 1.1 14.0 -92.1 19.9 14.0 42.1

25 Virudhunagar 1.7 18.3 -90.7 7.2 18.3 -60.7

26 Sivagangai 19.1 32.2 -40.7 65.4 32.2 103.1

27 Tirunelveli 15.3 20.6 -25.7 11.0 20.6 -46.6

28 Thoothukudi 1.2 7.0 -82.9 3.3 7.0 -52.9

29 The Nilgiris 184.0 231.5 -20.5 294.7 231.5 27.3

30 Ariyalur 8.3 41.1 -79.8 ** ** **

31 Kanyakumari 124.4 126.5 -1.7 25.1 126.5 -80.2

State Average* 34.0 41.9 -18.9 46.3 41.9 10.5 Source: India Meteorological Department, Chennai – 6.

Guidance Bureau


* : Actual Rainfall is furnished for Ariyalur District separately by India Meteorological Dept.

ACTUAL RAINFALL DURING JUNE-2009

11.3

22.3

39

44.4

44.5

12.3

22.3

76.5

30.5

5

7.3

1.1

15.3

21.7

28.5

1.2

19.1

124.4

8.3

184

1.7

42.3

25.3

6

0.6

20.1

21.1

96.5

40.3

64.7

29.7

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

200

Chennai

Kancheepuram

Tiruvallur

Cuddalore

Villupuram

Vellore

Thiruvannamali

Salem

Namakkal

Dharmapuri

Krishnagiri

Coimbatore

Erode

Tiruchirapalli

Karur

Perambalur

Pudukottai

Thanjavur

Thiruvarur

Nagapattinam

Madurai

Theni

Dindigul

Ramanathapuram

Virudunagar

Sivagangai

Tirunelveli

Thoothugudi

The Nilgiris

Ariyalur

Kanniyakumari

DISTRICT

RAINFALL (in m.m.)

June'2009

Guidance Bureau


INDEX NUMBERS OF AGRICULTURAL WAGES FOR

THE MONTH OF APRIL 2009 - TAMIL NADU

Base Year : 1993 – 94

GENERAL INDEX :

The Composite Index Number of Agricultural Wages for Tamil Nadu

for the month of May 2009 stood at 432 Points, reporting an increase of 4 Points,

when compared with the Index Number of the previous month (April 2009) and shows

an increase of 75 Points when compared with the Index Number of corresponding

month of previous year (May 2008).

GENDER INDEX :

During the month of May 2009, Index of Agricultural Wages for Men

stood at 459 Points with an increase of 8 Points and that of Women stood at 379

Points with a decrease of 2 Points, when compared with the corresponding Index of

previous month (April 2009).

ACTIVITY INDEX :

During the month of May 2009, Index Number of Agricultural Wages of

all categories of workers have been increased, ranging from 52 Points to 110 Points

when compared with the respective Index of corresponding month of previous year

(May 2008).

Guidance Bureau


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BBaassee PPeerriioodd WWaaggeess

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aanndd WWeeeeddeerrss 2222..3399 1133..2299 111111..4499 5544..4433 110044..1133 5522..4477 8866..9966 4444..0022

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LLaabboouurreerrss

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1155..0033

111188..8822

5577..9900

111188..3399

5599..4477

9944..7700

5500..0077

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GGEENNDDEERRWWIISSEE IINNDDEEXX OOFF AAGGRRIICCUULLTTUURRAALL WWAAGGEESS

AAGGRRIICCUULLTTUURRAALL WWAAGGEESS IINNDDEEXX FFOORR TTHHEE PPEERRIIOODD VVAARRIIAATTIIOONN IINN PPOOIINNTTSS

MMAAYY 22000099 AAPPRRIILL 22000099 MMAAYY 22000088 AAPPRRIILL 22000099 MMAAYY 22000088

CCaatteeggoorryy ooff

LLaabboouurreerrss MMeenn WWoommeenn MMeenn WWoommeenn MMeenn WWoommeenn MMeenn WWoommeenn MMeenn WWoommeenn

PPlloouugghhmmeenn 448833 ---- 446699 ---- 441166 ---- 1144 ---- 6677 ----

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442211

337777

445599

338888

333344

330099

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8877

6688

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aanndd WWeeeeddeerrss 449988 441100 446655 339955 338888 333311 3333 1155 111100 7799

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Guidance Bureau


Guidance Bureau


AGRICULTURAL WAGE INDEX - GENERAL

432

428

357

0

100

200

300

400

500

INDEX

POINTS

May-09

Apr-09

May-08

PRICES DISTRICT-WISE LAST WEEK END WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRICES

OF ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE-2009

AGRICULTURAL WAGE INDEX

378

451

459

314

381

379

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

450

500

May'09 April'09 May'08

GENDER

INDEX

Men

Women

Guidance Bureau


Wholesale Prices(Per Quintal)

As regards the Wholesale Price of Boiled-Rice fine, the maximum price stood

at Rs.3,300 in The Nilgiris district whereas minimum stood at Rs.1,600 in Tiruchirapalli

district. As regards the Wholesale Price of Boiled-Rice common, the maximum price stood at

Rs.2,333 in Tiruvallur district whereas minimum stood at Rs.1,533 in Tiruchirapalli district.

As far as Raw Rice fine is concerned, the maximum price stood at Rs.3,600 in Vellore district

whereas minimum stood at Rs.1,600 in Tiruchirapalli district. As far as Raw Rice common is

concerned, the maximum price was Rs.2,100 in Coimbatore district and the minimum price

was Rs.1,533 in Tiruvallur district. The maximum price of Redgram dhall was Rs.6,557 in

Tiruvannamalai district and the minimum price was Rs.4,600 in Krishnagiri district. The

maximum price of Blackgram dhall was Rs.5,900 in Thanjavur district and the minimum

price was Rs.4,200 in Vellore & Krishnagiri districts. Regarding Groundnut oil, the

maximum price was Rs.7,100 in Kanniyakumari district and minimum price was Rs.5,333 in

Tiruchirapalli district. The maximum price of Gingelly oil was Rs.10,150 in Chennai district

and the minimum price stood at Rs.6,533 in Erode district.

Retail Prices (Per Kg.):

The maximum Retail price of Boiled Rice fine was Rs.34.00 in The Nilgiris

district and the minimum Retail price was Rs.18.00 in Trichirapalli and Cuddalore districts.

The maximum Retail price of Boiled Rice common was Rs.25.00 in Tiruvallur district and

the minimum Retail price was Rs.16.50 in Kanniyakumari district. The maximum price of

Raw Rice fine was Rs.38.00 in Vellore district and the minimum Retail price was Rs.18.00

in Cuddalore,Dindigul,Madurai and Virudhunagar districts. The maximum price of Raw

Rice common was Rs.23.00 in Coimbatore district and the minimum price was Rs.16.50 in

Tiruvallur district . As regards Redgramdhall, the maximum price was Rs.68.00 in

Tiruvannamalai district and minimum price was Rs.50.00 in Dharmapuri district. The

maximum price of Blackgram dhall was Rs.60.00 in Thanjavur district and the minimum

price was Rs.45.00 in Krishnagiri & Tirunelveli districts. As regards Groundnut Oil, the

maximum price was Rs.72 in Kanniyakumari district and the minimum was Rs.55.00 in

Tiruchirapalli district. The maximum price of Gingelly oil was Rs.115.00 in Chennai district

and the minimum was Rs.70 in Tiruvannamalai & Erode districts.

Guidance Bureau

Monthly Review of Tamil Nadu Economy – June 2009.

20

DISTRICT-WISE LAST WEEK END WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRICES OF ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE-2009

W.S.P. – Rs./Quintal R.P. – Rs./K.G.

Boiled Rice Fine Boiled Rice

common Raw Rice Fine

Raw Rice

common Redgram Dhall Blackgram Dhall Groundnut Oil Gingelly Oil

District

W.S.P R.P W.S.P R.P W.S.P R.P W.S.P R.P W.S.P R.P W.S.P R.P W.S.P R.P W.S.P R.P

Chennai 2,100.00 23.00 1,900.00 22.00 2,200.00 24.00 2,000.00 22.00 6,000.00 63.00 4,400.00 46.00 6,000.00 68.00 10,150.00 115.00

Kancheepuram 2,331.00 24.00 2,128.00 22.00 3,412.16 35.00 NT NT 5,400.00 55.00 5,400.00 55.00 6,000.00 62.00 8,667.00 90.00

Thiruvallur 2,933.00 34.00 2,333.00 25.00 2,533.33 28.00 1,533.00 16.50 4,800.00 53.00 4,800.00 51.00 6,000.00 62.00 9,200.00 96.00

1,667.00 20.00 1,560.00 18.00 3,600.00 38.00 1,760.00 21.00 5,300.00 56.00 4,200.00 47.00 5,867.00 63.00 8,667.00 98.00

Tiruvannamalai 2,090.00 22.00 1,790.00 20.00 1,990.00 21.00 1,990.00 21.00 6,557.00 68.00 5,242.00 54.00 5,867.00 63.00 6,600.00 70.00

Villupuram 1,800.00 19.00 1,600.00 17.00 N.T N.T 1,700.00 18.00 5,900.00 60.00 5,200.00 54.00 5,667.00 58.00 7,333.33 75.00

Cuddalore 1,700.00 18.00 1,600.00 17.00 1,700.00 18.00 1,600.00 17.00 5,900.00 60.00 5,700.00 58.00 6,900.00 70.00 9,100.00 92.00

Thanjavur 2,230.00 24.00 1,824.00 19.00 1,959.46 21.00 NT NT 6,200.00 64.00 5,900.00 60.00 6,000.00 62.00 8,667.00 90.00

Nagappatinam 2,100.00 22.00 1,900.00 20.00 2,000.00 21.00 1,800.00 19.00 5,635.00 58.00 5,075.00 52.00 6,200.00 64.00 9,215.00 95.00

Tiruvarur 2,200.00 23.00 1,622.00 19.00 2,250.00 23.50 1,800.00 19.00 5,800.00 60.00 5,200.00 55.00 6,200.00 65.00 7,900.00 81.00

1,850.00 21.00 1,650.00 18.00 2,100.00 24.00 1,850.00 21.00 5,900.00 61.00 5,400.00 57.00 6,100.00 62.50 8,400.00 90.00

Namakkal 1,850.00 20.00 1,800.00 19.00 1,950.00 21.00 1,850.00 20.00 5,800.00 60.00 5,650.00 59.00 5,800.00 62.00 7,333.00 75.00

Dharmapuri 1,800.00 19.00 1,600.00 18.00 1,850.00 20.00 1,750.00 19.00 4,800.00 50.00 4,500.00 48.00 6,300.00 66.00 7,500.00 77.00

Krishnagiri 1,900.00 21.50 1,600.00 18.00 1,900.00 22.00 1,600.00 18.00 4,600.00 54.00 4,200.00 45.00 6,700.00 67.00 7,200.00 77.00

1,946.00 22.00 1,743.00 19.00 1,850.00 19.50 1,660.00 17.50 5,848.48 60.00 5,040.00 53.00 5,500.00 58.00 6,533.00 70.00

Coimbatore 1,900.00 21.00 1,550.00 18.00 1,700.00 21.00 2,100.00 23.00 6,400.00 67.00 4,800.00 56.00 6,630.00 68.00 8,730.00 94.00

The Nilgiris 3,300.00 34.00 2,100.00 22.00 3,500.00 36.00 1,900.00 20.00 5,400.00 55.00 5,400.00 55.00 6,900.00 70.00 7,900.00 80.00

Tiruchirappalli 1,600.00 18.00 1,533.00 18.00 1,600.00 20.00 1,600.00 20.00 6,000.00 61.00 5,110.00 58.00 5,333.00 55.00 8,533.00 90.00

1,733.00 20.00 1,600.00 18.00 1,700.00 19.00 NT NT 6,200.00 65.00 5,200.00 54.00 6,133.00 62.00 9,300.00 95.00

Perambalur 2,000.00 21.00 1,600.00 17.00 3,200.00 32.00 1,700.00 18.00 5,800.00 60.00 4,600.00 48.00 6,000.00 64.00 9,000.00 98.90

dukkottai 1,800.00 18.50 1,750.00 18.00 2,000.00 20.50 1,950.00 20.00 5,700.00 58.00 4,700.00 48.00 6,133.00 63.00 8,667.00 88.00

Ramanathapuram 1,900.00 20.00 1,800.00 19.00 1,800.00 19.00 1,700.00 18.00 5,500.00 56.00 5,500.00 56.00 6,100.00 62.00 9,800.00 100.00

Sivagangai 1,900.00 20.00 1,700.00 18.00 2,000.00 21.00 1,800.00 19.00 N.T 58.00 N.T. 56.00 N.T. 70.00 N.T. 77.00

Dindigul 2,293.00 24.00 1,700.00 18.00 1,700.00 18.00 1,900.00 20.00 5,700.00 59.00 5,300.00 56.00 6,000.00 63.00 8,867.00 95.00

2,611.00 28.00 1,904.00 22.00 N.T N.T 1,601.00 18.00 5,692.00 58.00 5,621.00 58.00 6,067.00 62.00 8,233.00 86.00

Madurai 1,750.00 18.50 1,700.00 18.00 1,750.00 18.00 1,700.00 18.00 5,500.00 59.00 5,200.00 54.00 6,000.00 64.00 8,693.00 90.00

Virudhunagar 1,800.00 19.00 1,600.00 17.00 1,700.00 18.00 1,700.00 18.00 5,100.00 53.00 5,400.00 57.00 6,000.00 63.00 7,333.00 75.00

Thoothukkudi 1,850.00 20.00 1,750.00 19.00 N.T N.T 1,650.00 18.00 5,700.00 60.00 5,200.00 54.00 6,400.00 68.50 7,600.00 80.80

Tirunelveli 1,750.00 19.00 1,650.00 18.00 3,000.00 32.00 1,700.00 19.00 5,600.00 58.00 4,300.00 45.00 6,833.00 69.60 8,333.00 98.90

Kanyakumari 1,830.00 19.00 1,550.00 16.50 N.T N.T 1,650.00 18.00 5,900.00 60.00 5,500.00 56.00 7,100.00 72.00 7,900.00 80.00

Guidance Bureau

Monthly Review of Tamil Nadu Economy – June 2009.

21

Maximum 3,300.00 34.00 2,333.00 25.00 3,600.00 38.00 2,100.00 23.00 6,557.00 68.00 5,900.00 60.00 7,100.00 72.00 10,150.00 115.00

Minimum 1,600.00 18.00 1,533.00 16.50 1,600.00 18.00 1,533.00 16.50 4,600.00 50.00 4,200.00 45.00 5,333.00 55.00 6,533.00 70.00

Note : W.S.P. – Wholesale Price; R.P. – Retail Price; N.T. – No Transaction.

Guidance Bureau


(WHOLESALE PRICE : Rs./Qtl. & RETAIL PRICE: Rs./Kg.)

2333.00

1533.00

2100.00

1533.00

3300

1600.00

3600

1600.00

6557.00

4600.00 5900.00

4200.00

7100.00

5333.00

10150.00

6533.00

0.00

2000.00

4000.00

6000.00

8000.00

10000.00

12000.00(Rs. per Qtl)

Boiled Rice-

Common

Raw Rice -

Common

Boiled Rice fine Raw Rice - fine Redgram Dhall Blackgram Dhall Groundnut Oil Gingelly Oil

June-2009

STATE MAX. AND MIN. WHOLESALE PRICES-CERTAIN COMMODITIES

MAX. MIN.

25.00

16.50 23.00

16.50

34.00

18.00

38.00

18.00

68.00

50.00

60.00

45.00

72.00

55.00

115.00

70.00

0.00

20.00

40.00

60.00

80.00

100.00

120.00

(Rs. per Kg)

Boiled Rice-

Common

Raw Rice -

Common

Boiled Rice-

Fine

Raw Rice -

Fine

Redgram

Dhall

Blackgram

Dhall

Groundnut

Oil

Gingelly Oil

June - 2009

STATE MAX. AND MIN. RETAIL PRICES - CERTAIN COMMODITIES

MAX. MIN.

Guidance Bureau


COMPARATIVE STATE AVERAGE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRICES

FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 2009

Wholesale Prices (per Quintal) Retail Prices (per Kg.)

Corresponding periods of

Corresponding periods of

Sl. No.

Commodities Variety Current Month

Previous Month

Previous Year

Current Month

Previous Month

Previous Year

1 Boiled Rice -Fine 2,017.13 2,022.16 1,557.67 21.75 21.77 16.93

2 Boiled Rice -Common 1,737.90 1,752.40 1,450.33 18.92 18.92 15.62

3 Redgram Dhall II Sort 5,676.98 5,207.07 3,763.79 58.97 54.43 40.00

4 Blackgram Dhall II Sort 5,094.41 4,935.93 3,939.83 53.50 51.70 42.07

5 Bengalgram Dhall II Sort 3,098.21 3,154.38 3,305.69 33.58 34.12 35.60

6 Greengram Dhall II Sort 5,158.24 5,021.17 3,487.76 54.00 52.68 37.27

7 Groundnut Oil Ordinary 6,163.10 6,124.24 7,174.83 64.29 64.41 75.85

8 Gingelly Oil Ordinary 8,357.89 8,555.52 8,367.76 87.32 89.60 88.27

9 Coconut Oil Ordinary 6,392.79 6,579.03 6,863.10 68.90 70.61 73.15

10 Chillies Dry II Sort 6,079.17 6,223.67 5,376.55 65.08 66.07 57.27

11 Tamarind II Sort 2,812.07 2,798.28 3,114.66 30.37 30.73 33.80

WHOLE SALE PRICES DURING MAY 2009 / QUINTAL

2812.07

6079.17

6392.79

6163.1

5158.24

3098.21

5094.41

5676.98

1737.9

2017.13

8357.89

0

2000

4000

6000

8000

10000

Boiled Rice Fine

Boiled Rice Common

Redgram Dhall

Blackgram Dhall

Bengalgram Dhall

Greengram Dhall

Groundnut Oil

Gingelly Oil

Coconut Oil

Chillies Dry

Tamarind

COMMODITY

PRICE PER QUINTAL

June'2009

Guidance Bureau


GROUP NAMEWISE WHOLESALE

PRICE INDEX - MARCH 2009

2637.29

1896.8

1526.62

1751.21

1624.22

1475.74

2562.06

1690.33

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

Primary Articles Fuel, Power & Light Manufactured Products All Commodities

March'2009

March'2008

WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX OF TAMIL NADU

DURING MARCH – 2009

Base: 1970-71 = 100

The Wholesale Price Index of All Commodities for the month of March

2009 stood at 1757.21 points as against 1624.22 points in March 2008. This shows an

annual increase of 8.19%.

The index of Primary Articles for the month of March 2009 stood at

1896.80 points as against 1690.33 points in March 2008 recording an increase of 12.21%

which is due to the upward trend prevailed in the indices of Food Articles and Non-Food

Articles.

The index of Fuel, Power and Light for the month of March 2009 stood at

2637.29 points as against 2562.06 points in March 2008 which shows an increase of

2.94%

The index of Manufactured Products for the month of March 2009 reveals

at 1526.62 points as against 1475.74 points in March 2008 marking an increase of

3.45% which is on account of increasing trend that prevailed in Food Products, Textiles,

Paper and Paper Products, Rubber and Rubber Products, Chemical and Chemical

Products, Non-Metallic Mineral Products, Basic Metals, Alloys and Metal Products and

Machinery and Transport Equipment.

In General, the Wholesale Price Index of All Commodities during March

2009 has shown an upward trend when compared to March 2008. Major groups like

Primary Articles, Fuel, Power & Light and Manufactured Products have influenced the

index to rise during January 2009.

Guidance Bureau


WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX: MARCH - 2009

(BASE:1970-71=100)

Group Name Weight March

2009

March

2008

%

variation

ALL COMMODITY INDEX 100.00 1757.21 1624.22 8.19

PRIMARY ARTICLES 52.69 1896.80 1690.33 12.21

Food Articles 32.26 2284.54 1966.35 16.08

Non-Food Articles 19.61 1291.21 1256.61 2.75

Minerals 0.82 1203.39 1203.39 0.00

FUEL, POWER & LIGHT 3.26 2637.29 2562.06 2.94

Manufactured Products 44.05 1526.62 1475.74 3.45

Food Products 6.76 1685.48 1618.47 4.14

Beverages, Tobacco& Products 0.25 21270.06 21270.06 0.00

Textiles 8.95 1508.77 1497.98 0.72

Paper & Paper Products 1.05 1768.70 1644.70 7.54

Leather & Leather Products 2.43 1045.16 1046.49 -0.13

Rubber & Rubber Products 1.52 1198.82 1080.66 10.93

Chemical & Chemical Products 3.39 1539.43 1378.12 11.71

Non-Metallic Mineral Products 1.46 2283.07 2129.98 7.19

Basic Metals, Alloys & Metal Products

2.34 1857.89 1761.21 5.49

Machinery and Transport Equipment

10.98 1216.50 1177.17 3.34

Miscellaneous Products 4.92 935.02 935.02 0.00

Guidance Bureau


CENTREWISE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

131

131

132

145

149

145

146

141 147

137

133

132

120

125

130

135

140

145

150

155

CHENNAI TRICHY MADURAI COIMBATORE COONOOR SALEM

CENTRE

POINTS

May 2009

May 2008

CCOONNSSUUMMEERR PPRR IICCEE II NNDDEEXX

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(Base year: 2001 =100)

The Consumer Price Index Number for Industrial Workers for Tamil Nadu

has moved up by 13 Points from 133 in May 2008 to 146 in May 2009, exhibiting an

increase of 9.77%. Centre-wise Index shows an increasing trend from 9 Points to 15

Points over the period of May 2008. All India Consumer Price Index increased from 139

Points in May 2008 to 151 Points in May 2009 indicating an increase of 13%.

TABLE – 1

CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBER FOR INDUSTRIAL WORKERS

(BASE 2001 = 100)

CENTRES/Index

Central Series

MONTH/

YEAR

Chennai Tiruchy Madurai Coimbatore Coonoor Salem

TAMIL

NADU

ALL

INDIA

May 2009 145 149 145 146 141 147 146 151

May 2008 131 137 131 133 132 132 133 139

Increase in Points 14 12 14 13 9 15 13 12

Source: Director, Labour Bureau, Shimla.

Guidance Bureau


151

139

146

133

120

125

130

135

140

145

150

155

TAMIL NADU ALL INDIA

May'2009

May'2008

ALL INDIA AND TAMIL NADU CONSUMER PRICE INDEX

(iii) Consumer Price Index Number for Agricultural Labourers :

(Base year: 1986-87 = 100)

The Consumer Price Index Number for Agricultural Labourers for Tamil

Nadu has increased by 42 Points from 423 in May 2008 to 465 in May 2009. In the case

of All India Index has moved up by 44 Points in May 2009 over the period of May 2008.

TABLE -2

CONSUMER PRICE INDEX NUMBER FOR AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS (BASE 1986-87 = 100)

Source: Director, Labour Bureau, Shimla..

Month / Year

Tamil Nadu

All India

May 2009 465 475

May 2008 423 431

Guidance Bureau


OFF-TAKE OF ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES

The off-take of essential commodities for the month of May 2009 is given

below:

SL.No. Commodities UNIT Offtake

during

May 2009

Offtake

during

April 2009

Offtake

during May

2008

1 Rice MT 315374 316720 285174

2 Wheat MT 10183 10562 3677

3 Sugar MT 32425 32518 25443

4 Kerosene KL 59570 59807 59274

315.37

285.17

10.18

3.68 32.43

25.44

59.57

59.27

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

OFFTAKE

RICE

WHEAT

SUGAR

KEROSENE

COMMODITIES

OFFTAKE OF ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES (IN '000' MT/KL)

MAY'09

MAY'08

The imports of Cement to the State was stopped with effect from May

2008 through TANCEM.

The sale of Cement through Fair Price shops in the State during the month

of May 2009 was 47,788 M.Ts.

Guidance Bureau


IINNDDUUSSTTRRIIEESS

Trend in the Index of Industrial Production in Tamil Nadu

Month: April '09 (Provisional): (Base: 1999-2000 = 100)

Industrial production grew by a more than expected 2.6% in April 2009 as

against 12.0% in April’08, which is the best performance in 5 months reversing the

contraction in four of the previous five months. (Table I)

The increase in relative overall growth in April 2009 was primarily on

account of the better performance of the three sectors viz. Mining, Manufacturing and

Electricity generation. The indices of Mining, Manufacturing and Electricity sectors have

recorded a positive growth of 5.5%, 2.5% and 2.6% respectively during April’09 as

against -1.0%, 13.5% and 5.5% respectively in April’08. (Table I)

TTAABBLLEE II

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April’09 April’08

Sector Weight Index

% Growth

over

Apr' 08

Index

% Growth

over

Apr'07

Mining 28.72 152.1 5.5 144.2 -1.0

Manufacturing * 811.37 169.2 2.5 165.1 13.5

Electricity 159.91 144.7 2.6 141.1 5.5

General Index 1000.00 164.8 2.6 160.7 12.0

* relating to selected registered factories under section 2m(i) & 2m(ii) of the Factories

Act 1948.

152.1

144.2

169.2

165.1

144.7

141.1

125

130135140

145150155160

165170

INDEX

Mining Manufacturing Electricity

SECTOR

SECTORWISE INDEX

April '09

April '08

Guidance Bureau


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Under Manufacturing sector, 8 out of 22 subgroups (at 2 digit level) have

shown a positive growth during the month of April’09 and the other 14 subgroups

registered a negative growth when compared with April’08. Fabricated Metal Products

except Machinery and Equipments subgroup has recorded the highest positive growth of

71.6% followed by Electrical Machinery and Apparatus N.E.C subgroup with 53.5% and

Rubber and Plastic Products subgroup with 10.5%. On the other hand Medical, Precision

and Optical Instruments, Watches and Clocks subgroup recorded a negative growth of

29.3% followed by Furniture, Manufacturing N.E.C subgroup with 25.4% and Wood and

Products of Wood and Cork, except Furniture, Manufacture of Articles of Straw and

Plating Materials subgroup with 27.0% (Table II).

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April Sl.

No.

Code

No

Name of the Subgroup under

Manufacturing sector * Weight

2009 2008

%

Gro

wth

1. 15 Manufacture of Food Products and Beverages 75.97 124.8 121.1 3.1

2. 16 Manufacture of Tobacco Products 0.82 53.9 58.9 -8.5

3. 17 Manufacture of Textiles 138.01 133.1 123.5 7.8

4. 18 Manufacture of Wearing Apparel, Dressing and Dyeing of Fur 32.26 103.6 97.3 6.5

55.. 1199 Tanning and Dressing of Leather, Manufacture of Luggage

2288..7755 75.6 82.1 -7.9

6. 20 Manufacture of Wood and Products of Wood and Cork

11..2266 58.3 79.9 -27.0

7. 21 Manufacture of Paper and Paper Products 19.78 109.5 120.2 -8.9

8. 22 Publishing Printing and Reproduction of Recorded Media

10.91 80.3 87.4 -8.1

9. 23 Manufacture of Coke, Refined Petroleum Products and Nuclear Fuel 18.77 150.7 154.3 -2.3

10. 24 Manufacture of Chemicals and Chemical Products

168.02 114.9 133.5 -13.9

11. 25 Manufacture of Rubber and Plastic Products 23.60 260.7 236.0 10.5

12. 26 Manufacture of Other Non-metallic Mineral Products 40.42 185.4 185.7 -0.2

13. 27 Manufacture of Basic Metals 30.28 153.6 155.0 -0.9

Guidance Bureau


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April Sl.

No.

Code

No

Name of the Subgroup under

Manufacturing sector * Weight

2009 2008

%

Gro

wth

14. 28 Manufacture of Fabricated Metal Products Except Machinery & Equipment

34.97 288.1 167.9 71.6

15. 29 Manufacture of Machinery & Equipment n.e.c 53.89 320.1 318.6 0.5

16. 30 Manufacture of Office Accounting and Computing Machinery

0.92 0.0 32.8 -

100.0

17. 31 Manufacture of Electrical Machinery and Apparatus n.e.c

13.60 374.0 243.7 53.5

18. 32 Manufacture of Radio, Television and Communication Equipment & Apparatus

7.45 272.0 272.2 -0.1

19. 33 Manufacture of Medical Precision & Optical Instruments, Watches and Clock

10.44 75.6 106.9 -29.3

20. 34 Manufacture of Motor Vehicles, Trailers and Semi –Trailers

82.45 281.5 293.8 -4.2

21. 35 Manufacture of Other Transport Equipment 14.23 119.1 108.6 9.7

22. 36 Manufacture of Furniture, Manufacturing n.e.c 4.77 60.4 81.0 -25.4

* relating to selected registered factories under section 2m(i) & 2m(ii) of the Factories Act 1948. Note: n.e.c.-not elsewhere classified.

Use - based classification:

As per Use-based Classification Capital Goods the key sector that catalyses

industrial production saw a growth of 14.0% in April’09 compared with April’08. The

growth in Basic Goods and Intermediate Goods however decelerated by 1.2% and 7.5%

during April’09 when compared with the same month a year ago. With in the Consumer

Goods which show a positive growth of 2.1%, Non-durable goods grew by 4.7%, while

Durable Goods contracted by 9.5% (Table III).

Guidance Bureau


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April’09 April’08

Sl.

No Industry Group Weight

Index

% Growth

over

Apr’08

Index

% Growth

over

Apr'07

1. Basic Goods 346.0 150.4 -1.2 152.3 13.8

2. Capital Goods 142.7 345.9 14.0 303.4 43.9

3. Intermediate Goods 182.6 138.8 -7.5 150.1 -4.8

4. Consumer Goods 328.7 115.8 2.1 113.4 -2.7

a. Consumer Durable Goods 53.0 104.2 -9.5 115.2 -23.5

b. Consumer Non-Durable Goods 275.7 118.1 4.7 112.8 2.5

General Index 1000.00 164.8 2.6 160.7 12.0

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TTaammiill NNaadduu

% Change Over

Current Month

(Provisional)

Previous Month

(Provisional)

Corresponding

Month of Previous

Year

Previous

Month

Corresponding

Month of

Previous year

Remarks

Indicator

Apr’09 Mar’09 Apr’08 Mar’09 Apr’08

Industrial Output

I.I.P. during the Month 164.8 175.1 160.7 -5.9 2.6

Guidance Bureau


Index of Industrial Production by Use-based

Classification

118.1

104.2

138.8

115.8 345.9

150.4

Basic Goods

Capital Goods

Intermediate Goods

Consumer Goods

Consumer Durable Goods

Consumer Non-Durable Goods

Guidance Bureau


LABOUR

The number of strikes and lockouts, number of workers involved along

with the mandays lost From February 2009 to April 2009 have been furnished below:

DDEETTAAIILLSS OOFF SSTTRRIIKKEESS AANNDD LLOOCCKKOOUUTTSS FFRROOMM FFEEBBRRUUAARRYY TTOO AAPPRRIILL 22000099

Number of Strikes and

Lockouts Number of Workers

affected Mandays lost Name of the

Industry Feb.’09 Mar.’09 Apr.’09 Feb.’09 Mar.’09 Apr.’09 Feb.’09 Mar.’09 Apr.’09

Textiles 3 3 1 479 547 200 18826 29983 33112

Engineering 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Tannery 0 0 0 0 0 0 12360 12875 12360

Beedi & Cigar

1 0 0 60 0 0 360 0 0

Plantation 0 0 0 0 0 0 3430 0 0

Others 1 0 3 119 0 1226 2023 0 15290

Total 5 3 4 658 547 1426 36999 42858 60762

Source: Commissioner of Labour, Chennai-6.

MANPOWER AND EMPLOYMENT SITUATION OF TAMIL NADU

Month: May-2009.

Number of Job seekers:

The number of job-seekers as per the Live-Registers maintained by all the

Employment Exchanges in Tamil Nadu at the end of May-2009 stood at 55.45 lakhs, out

of which 53.80 per cent is Women (29.83 lakhs).

Placements:

During the month of May 2009, the total number of placement is 3,953 out

of which 1,246 Women are placed.

Placement Total No. as per Live Register

Men Women Total Men Women Total 1 2 3 4 5 6

2707 1246 3953 2562009 2983269 5545278

Guidance Bureau


3953

2707

1246

0

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3500

4000

NUMBER OF PLACEMENT

TOTAL

MEN

WOMEN

GENDER

PLACEMENT DURING MAY 2009

25.62

29.83 55.45

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

NUMBERS

MEN WOMEN TOAL

GENDER

LIVE REGISTER ASON MAY 2009 (in lakh)

MEN

WOMEN

TOAL

Guidance Bureau


EELLEECCTTRRIICC IITTYY

Total Power Generation during the month of May 2009 is 2048.347 MU as

against 2490.628 MU during May 2008, reflecting a decrease of 17.76%. During the

current month, Power Generation from Hydro, Thermal and Wind indicating a lower

trend by 39.45%, 16.65% and 57.73% respectively in comparison with May 2008.

However, Power Generation for ‘Gas’ moved up considerably by 8.84% to that of

previous year. The Power Purchase from Traders was 363.194 MU during May 2009,

whereas it is 252.816 MU in May 2008 showing notable 43.66%.

Total availability of Power during May 2009 is 6002.526 M.U. as against

5984.338 M.U. in May 2008, showing a marginal increase of 0.30%.

During the Month of From April to May

Item

May 2009

May 2008

% Variationover 2008

2009 2008

% Variationover 2008

I. Installed Capacity (MW) 10214 10122 0.91 10214 10122 0.91

II. Power Generation (MU) 2048.347 2490.628 -17.76 4413.234 5047.081 -12.56

Hydro 206.568 341.145 -39.45 485.103 774.905 -37.40

Thermal 1623.835 1948.099 -16.65 3460.058 3878.018 -10.78

Wind 0.788 1.864 -57.73 0.919 1.920 -52.14

Gas 217.156 199.520 8.84 467.154 392.238 19.10

III. Power Purchase (MU) 3590.986 3243.795 10.70 6708.735 6125.162 9.53

Purchases from Traders 363.194 252.816 43.66 647.407 510.003 29.64

Sale / Swap power return through Traders

0.000 2.900 -- 0.000 0.000 --

IV. Total Availability (MU) 6002.526 5984.338 0.30 11769.376 11682.246 0.75

V. Peak Demand (MW) 9764 9505 2.72 9764 9505 2.72

(Instantaneous) 12/5/09 28/5/08 -- 12/05/09 28/5/08 --

Note: The Generation & Purchase figures for the month of May-2009 are Provisional. Source: Tamil Nadu Electricity Board, Chennai-2.

Guidance Bureau


206.568

341.145

1623.835

1948.099

0.788

1.864

217.156

199.52

0

200

400

600

800

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1200

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1600

1800

2000

POWER ( in M.U.)

Hydro Thermal Wind Gas

SOURCE OF POWER

POWER GENERATION BYSOURCE

May-09 May-08

Guidance Bureau


TTAAXX RREEVVEENNUUEE CCOOLLLLEECCTTEEDD

Total Tax collected from the Department of Commercial Tax during the

month May 2009 is Rs.1894.25 Crores recording an increase of 5.01% over the period

of May 2008. The Tax collection from VAT and Betting Tax have registered an upward

trend by 8.78% and 31.43% respectively. In the case of TNGST, CST, Entertainment

Tax, Luxury Tax, Entry Tax – Goods and Vehicles have indicated lower trend by

32.77%, 21.93%, 28.07%, 18.07%, 94.57 and 2.51% respectively.

(( RR ss .. ii nn CC rr oo rr ee ss ))

During the Month Upto the Month

Sl. No.

Tax

May

20

09

May

20

08

%

Var

iati

on

over

2

00

8

May

20

09

May

20

08

%

Var

iati

on

over

2

00

8

% Contri-bution upto May 2009

1. VAT 1673.91 1538.82 8.78 3390.36 3087.81 9.80 86.94

2. TNGST 15.18 22.58 -32.77 31.44 53.04 -40.72 0.81

3. VAT + TNGST 1689.09 1561.40 8.18 3421.80 3140.85 8.95 87.75

4. CST 110.02 140.92 -21.93 279.02 342.40 -18.51 7.16

5. ENTERTAINMENT TAX 0.82 1.14 -28.07 1.82 2.06 -11.65 0.05

6. BETTING TAX 0.46 0.35 31.43 1.13 0.96 17.71 0.03

7. LUXURY TAX 12.74 15.55 -18.07 24.91 29.10 -14.40 0.63

8. ENTRY TAX – GOODS 0.07 1.29 -94.57 0.18 2.66 -93.23 0.00

9. ENTRY TAX - VEHICLES

81.05 83.14 -2.51 170.63 187.76 -9.12 4.38

TOTAL 1894.25 1803.79 5.01 3899.49 3705.79 5.23 100.00

Source: Commercial Taxes Department, Chennai - 600 005.

Note: i) TNGST Act has been replaced by VAT Act, only Arrears are collected under TNGST Act. Hence, the negative growth rate under TNGST. ii) The Entry Tax on Goods Act had been struck down by High Court of Madras in the case of ITC Ltd. Hence, lesser collection.

Guidance Bureau


1673.91

1538.82

15.18

22.58 110.02

140.92

0.82

1.14

0.46

0.35

12.74

15.55

0.07

1.29 81.05

83.14

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600

1800

VALUE IN CRORES

VAT

TNGST

CST

Entertainment Tax

Betting Tax

Luxury Tax

Entry Tax - Goods

Entry Tax - Vehicles

ACT

TAX COLLECTED FROM COMMERCIAL TAX DEPT.

May'2009

May'2008

Guidance Bureau


DISTRIBUTION OF PATTAS UPTO MARCH - 2009

Sl.

No.

District

Regularization

under one time

scheme

Regular

Scheme

Total

Pattas

issued

1 Ariyalur 1452 8227 9679

2 Chennai 4981 0 4981

3 Coimbatore 4674 15623 20297

4 Cuddalore 3864 21308 25172

5 Dharmapuri 1757 14343 16100

6 Dindigul 10107 12972 23079

7 Erode 4328 16060 20388

8 Kancheepuram 17386 17484 34870

9 Kanniyakumari 419 4772 5191

10 Karur 1898 9021 10919

11 Krishnagiri 10504 2768 13272

12 Madurai 1529 33138 34667

13 Nagapattinam 6413 11178 17591

14 Namakkal 5236 16438 21674

15 Perambalur 1942 7572 9514

16 Pudukottai 6757 27743 34500

17 Ramanathapuram 9530 6424 15954

18 Salem 9795 12660 22455

19 Sivagangai 4082 15719 19801

20 Thanjavur 10296 17332 27628

21 TheNilgiris 14848 0 14848

22 Theni 4564 24236 28800

23 Thoothigudi 3820 9614 13434

24 Tiruchirapalli 3001 24658 27659

25 Tirunelveli 5185 14995 20180

26 Tiruvallur 13717 6538 20255

27 Thiruvannamalai 16275 28598 44873

28 Thiruvarur 2064 25035 27099

29 Vellore 16442 19477 35919

30 Villupuram 11038 18189 29227

31 Virudhunagar 2159 17190 19349

TOTAL 210063 459312 669375

Guidance Bureau


NUMBER OF DOCUMENTS REGISTERED AND REVENUE EARNED

APRIL 2009

(Rs in Lakhs)

Sale Document Other Document Total Sl. No.

Name of the Zone Number Revenue

Earned Number Revenue

Earned Number

Revenue Earned

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

1 Chennai 16863 14903.97 13757 1645.75 30620 17049.72

2 Coimbatore 14097 2841.15 14517 635.55 28614 3476.70

3 Salem 10284 1313.29 10901 346.45 21185 1659.74

4 Madurai 24340 2743.52 13827 470.86 38167 3214.38

5 Thirunelveli 14805 1379.50 11613 362.99 26418 1742.49

6 Thanjavur 6385 1051.74 3854 161.39 10239 1213.13

7 Vellore 13463 972.85 8146 109.95 21609 2295.94

8 Cuddallore 11586 1178.89 5322 334.54 16908 1513.43

9 Thiruchirapalli 11817 1311.90 4150 235.90 15967 1547.80

Total 123640 27696.81 86087 4303.38 209727 33713.33

16863

13757

14097

14517

10284

10901

24340

13827

14805

11613 6385

3854

13463

8146

11586

5322

11817

4150

0

5000

10000

15000

20000

25000

NUMBERS

Chennai

Coimbatore

Salem

Madurai

Tirunelveli

Thanjavur

Vellore

Cuddalore

Thiruchi

NAME OF ZONES

NUMBER OF SALE AND OTHER DOCUMENTSNumber( Sale Document)

Number( other Document)

Guidance Bureau


STATE INCOME

The Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) at factor cost at constant prices (Base

1999-2000) for Tamil Nadu is Rs.209302/- Crore during 2006-07(Revised Estimate)

registering an increase of 11.29% over the previous year. The GSDP for 2007-08(Quick

Estimate) is Rs.218538./-Crore and 2008-09 (Advance Estimate) is Rs.228479./-Crore

registering an increase in growth rate of 4.41% and 4.55% respectively over the previous

years.

Trend of Growth and performance of major sectors of the economy

Primary Sector:

In the primary sector, the growth registered in the year 2006-07 (Revised

Estimate) is 12.64%, a high growth rate when compared with the previous year. This is

mainly due to the good performance of agriculture and allied activities sector (14.65%).

The growth rate of primary sector has registered a negative trend in both the years

2007-08(-6.81%) and 2008-09(-1.92%) .

Secondary Sector:

The Secondary Sector maintained a positive growth rate in 2006-07(RE),

2007-08 (QE) and 2008-09(AE)). Thus the growth rates observed for these years stood at

9.45%, 2.25% and 1.00% respectively when compared to previous years.

Tertiary Sector:

The growth of Tertiary Sector shown an increase of 11.96% in 2006-07 (RE)

followed by positive trends for subsequent years by 8.17% in 2007-08(QE) and 7.62% in

2008-09 (AE).

General:

In general, all the three major sectors of the economy fared well during

2006-07(RE), with a special mention to agriculture and allied activities sector. It is

noticed, that whenever the primary sector has achieved a high growth rate as a result of

good performance of agriculture, there is a simultaneous increase in the growth rate of

over all Gross State Domestic Product.

Guidance Bureau


GROSS STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT (1999-2000) PRICES

STATE : TAMIL NADU (Rs. in Lakhs)

Sl.No. Industry 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

(RE) 2007-08

(QE) 2008-09

(AE) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

I PRIMARY (1+2) 2330844 2443098 2394974 1923591 1897103 2222732 2467454 2779283 2589892 2540089

1 Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing (1.1+1.2+1.3)

2266414 2374529 2319189 1842664 1798003 2121774 2369290 2674788 2484856 2433175

1.1 Agriculture & Allied Activities 2016886 2121047 2062278 1584438 1548538 1897115 2079101 2383651 2211580 2152988

1.2 Forestry & Logging 62834 59860 56832 63303 59931 62878 63154 59640 60078 60750

1.3 Fishing 186694 193622 200079 194923 189534 161781 227035 231497 213198 219437

2 Mining & Quarrying 64430 68568 75785 80927 99100 100958 98164 104496 105036 106913

II SECONDARY (3+4+5) 3967721 4257971 3791907 4167380 4443776 4974991 5712640 6252664 6393606 6457235

3 Manufacturing (3.1+3.2) 2653706 2853434 2597339 2696813 3005498 3232728 3764411 4191349 4389406 4475781

3.1 Registered 1737944 1871860 1643435 1689150 1955852 2097984 2546283 2837770 2952305 3010400

3.2 Un Registered 915762 981575 953905 1007663 1049646 1134744 1218128 1353579 1437101 1465381

4 Electricity, Gas & Water Supply 374475 433071 209082 387184 276756 309815 301220 270417 174447 90208

5 Construction 939540 971466 985485 1083383 1161522 1432448 1647008 1790898 1829754 1891245

III TERTIARY (6+7+8+9) 7119954 7505413 7797319 8138537 8740619 9610733 10627523 11898243 12870278 13850589

6 Trade, Hotels & Restaurants 2054383 2173064 2196249 2239478 2542330 2861978 3259065 3666604 4062501 4192504

7 Transport, Storage & Communications (7.1+7.2+7.3+7.4)

1184772 1299827 1394979 1460997 1654427 1843712 2058002 2255230 2515762 2794142

7.1 Railways 153120 151614 156671 157980 164024 179971 189418 206486 219424 236965

7.2 Transport by Other means 764269 836600 821604 832459 913105 1003100 1096210 1148677 1224104 1276736

7.3 Storage 8412 8745 8787 7667 7808 9127 9666 10788 11060 10993

7.4 Communication 258971 302867 407917 462891 569489 651514 762708 889279 1061174 1269448

8 Financing, Insurance, Real Estates & Business Svcs (8.1+8.2)

1834162 1891451 2006934 2218534 2359538 2496971 2823832 3222062 3440945 3612339

8.1 Banking and Insurance 962142 934496 989611 1148679 1204120 1202831 1396864 1677937 1794236 1918940

8.2 Real Estate, Ownership of Dwelling and Business Services

872020 956955 1017323 1069855 1155418 1294140 1426968 1544125 1646709 1693399

9 Community, Social & Personal Services (9.1+9.2)

2046637 2141071 2199157 2219528 2184325 2408072 2486625 2754346 2851071 3251604

9.1 Public Administration 759074 779329 790666 734810 746934 776536 784744 914066 919912 1081556

9.2 Other Services 1287563 1361742 1408491 1484718 1437391 1631536 1701881 1840280 1931159 2170048

IV Gross State Domestic Product

(I+II+III) 13418520 14206482 13984200 14229507 15081498 16808456 18807617 20930190 21853777 22847912

V Popualtion in '000' 61600 62183 62742 63332 63883 64416 64933 65435 65919 66386

VI Percapita income( in Rs.) 21783 22846 22288 22468 23608 26094 28965 31986 33152 34417

R.E:Revised Estimate, Q.E:Quick Estimate, A.E:Advance Estimate.

Guidance Bureau


NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT(1999-2000) PRICES

STATE : TAMIL NADU (Rs. in Lakhs)

Sl.No. Industry 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 (RE)

2007-08 (QE)

2008-09 (AE)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

I PRIMARY (1+2) 2185056 2289180 2229756 1753724 1718782 2046645 2280023 2570668 2394663 2347305


2134628 2237416 2172793 1690135 1641324 1966523 2202191 2487816 2311382 2262536

1.1 Agriculture & Allied Activities 1906769 2006753 1942083 1460064 1421512 1770532 1946563 2231698 2070597 2015740

1.2 Forestry & Logging 60170 57719 55092 60892 57930 60589 60220 56869 57287 57928

1.3 Fishing 167689 172944 175618 169179 161882 135402 195408 199248 183499 188868

2 Mining & Quarrying 50428 51763 56963 63589 77458 80122 77832 82852 83281 84769

II SECONDARY (3+4+5) 3221654 3432599 3021360 3271637 3533653 3964583 4568176 5018542 5168556 5259846

3 Manufacturing (3.1+3.2) 2096612 2251575 1958293 2015139 2268295 2418283 2850883 3174103 3324896 3390324

3.1 Registered 1333337 1435570 1177199 1193517 1424159 1517023 1894464 2111334 2196549 2239773

3.2 Un Registered 763275 816006 781095 821622 844136 901260 956419 1062769 1128347 1150551

4 Electricity, Gas & Water Supply 209470 234765 106107 206944 141991 158738 120673 108333 69886 36139

5 Construction 915572 946259 956959 1049554 1123367 1387562 1596619 1736106 1773774 1833384

III TERTIARY (6+7+8+9) 6563683 6913148 7138986 7426776 7975692 8788122 9747053 10941763 11846654 12741398

6 Trade, Hotels & Restaurants 2011853 2126651 2146470 2188757 2484563 2795376 3187829 3586460 3973703 4100865


978998 1081017 1148688 1191710 1366537 1534065 1738151 1918165 2145437 2390576

7.1 Railways 117122 115697 121780 124666 133527 149355 159539 175108 186080 200955

7.2 Transport by Other means 654050 709077 680026 670929 732733 804657 889339 931904 993097 1035797

7.3 Storage 7932 8246 8246 7155 7235 8531 8991 10035 10288 10226

7.4 Communication 199894 247996 338636 388960 493041 571522 680282 801118 955972 1143598


1689614 1730065 1822272 2011132 2128262 2246773 2549939 2926721 3125870 3286609

8.1 Banking and Insurance 934506 904802 958539 1115026 1167779 1167946 1359737 1638801 1752387 1874183


755108 825263 863733 896106 960483 1078827 1190202 1287920 1373483 1412426


1883218 1975415 2021556 2035177 1996331 2211908 2271135 2510417 2601643 2963348

9.1 Public Administration 634335 655996 661815 608168 621546 648697 653976 761748 766620 901328

9.2 Other Services 1248883 1319419 1359741 1427009 1374785 1563211 1617159 1748668 1835023 2062020

IV Net State Domestic Product (I+II+III) 11970394 12634927 12390102 12452136 13228127 14799350 16595252 18530974 19409872 20348549

V Popualtion in '000' 61600 62183 62742 63332 63883 64416 64933 65435 65919 66386

VI Percapita income( in Rs.) 19432 20319 19748 19662 20707 22975 25558 28320 29445 30652

R.E:Revised Estimate, Q.E:Quick Estimate, A.E:Advance Estimate.

Guidance Bureau


GROWTH RATE OF GROSS STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT (1999-2000) PRICES

STATE : TAMIL NADU

Sl.No. Industry 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

(RE) 2007-08

(QE) 2008-09

(AE)

(1) (2) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12)

I PRIMARY (1+2) 4.82 -1.97 -19.68 -1.38 17.16 11.01 12.64 -6.81 -1.92


4.77 -2.33 -20.55 -2.42 18.01 11.67 12.89 -7.10 -2.08

1.1 Agriculture & Allied Activities 5.16 -2.77 -23.17 -2.27 22.51 9.59 14.65 -7.22 -2.65

1.2 Forestry & Logging -4.73 -5.06 11.39 -5.33 4.92 0.44 -5.56 0.73 1.12

1.3 Fishing 3.71 3.33 -2.58 -2.76 -14.64 40.33 1.97 -7.90 2.93

2 Mining & Quarrying 6.42 10.53 6.78 22.46 1.87 -2.77 6.45 0.52 1.79

II SECONDARY (3+4+5) 7.32 -10.95 9.90 6.63 11.95 14.83 9.45 2.25 1.00

3 Manufacturing (3.1+3.2) 7.53 -8.97 3.83 11.45 7.56 16.45 11.34 4.73 1.97

3.1 Registered 7.71 -12.20 2.78 15.79 7.27 21.37 11.45 4.04 1.97

3.2 Un Registered 7.19 -2.82 5.64 4.17 8.11 7.35 11.12 6.17 1.97

4 Electricity, Gas & Water Supply 15.65 -51.72 85.18 -28.52 11.95 -2.77 -10.23 -35.49 -48.29

5 Construction 3.40 1.44 9.93 7.21 23.33 14.98 8.74 2.17 3.36

III TERTIARY (6+7+8+9) 5.41 3.89 4.38 7.40 9.95 10.58 11.96 8.17 7.62

6 Trade, Hotels & Restaurants 5.78 1.07 1.97 13.52 12.57 13.87 12.50 10.80 3.20


9.71 7.32 4.73 13.24 11.44 11.62 9.58 11.55 11.07

7.1 Railways -0.98 3.34 0.84 3.83 9.72 5.25 9.01 6.27 7.99

7.2 Transport by Other means 9.46 -1.79 1.32 9.69 9.86 9.28 4.79 6.57 4.30

7.3 Storage 3.96 0.47 -12.74 1.85 16.88 5.91 11.61 2.52 -0.61

7.4 Communication 16.95 34.69 13.48 23.03 14.40 17.07 16.59 19.33 19.63


3.12 6.11 10.54 6.36 5.82 13.09 14.10 6.79 4.98

8.1 Banking and Insurance -2.87 5.90 16.07 4.83 -0.11 16.13 20.12 6.93 6.95


9.74 6.31 5.16 8.00 12.01 10.26 8.21 6.64 2.84


4.61 2.71 0.93 -1.59 10.24 3.26 10.77 3.51 14.05

9.1 Public Administration 2.67 1.45 -7.06 1.65 3.96 1.06 16.48 0.64 17.57

9.2 Other Services 5.76 3.43 5.41 -3.19 13.51 4.31 8.13 4.94 12.37

IV Gross State Domestic Product

(I+II+III) 5.87 -1.56 1.75 5.99 11.45 11.89 11.29 4.41 4.55

R.E:Revised Estimate, Q.E:Quick Estimate, A.E:Advance Estimate

Guidance Bureau


25401

23473 64572

52598

138506

127414

0

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40000

60000

80000

100000

120000

140000

VALUE (RS. IN CRORES)

Primary Secondary Tertiary

SECTORS

GROSS AND NET STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT AT CONSTANT (1999-2000)

PRICES

FOR 2008-09 ADVANCE ESTIMATES

GSDP

NSDP

22975

26094

25558

28965

28320

31986

29445

33152

30652

34417

0

5000

10000

15000

20000

25000

30000

35000

IN RUPEES

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07(RE) 2007-08(QE) 2008-09(AE)

YEARS

PERCAPITA INCOME NSDP

GSDP