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Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme (CLCSS) for Technology Upgradation of the Small Scale Industries Page-2

 

xxviii).

Locks.

   
 

Sl. No.

Activity

Technology need
Cost (Rs. in lakh)

Advantages

1.

Locks-Lever type & Pin cylinder type.

Three Axis CNC Drilling Machine for Multiple Drilling in Brass Body/ Tumbler.

11.25

Enhance and consistent quality, improves productivity.

Three Axis-CNC Key Indentor for Dimple Type keys.

12.75

Automatic Key Serial number Stamping Machine-

Hydro-Pneumatic.

3

Pin Making Machine -

Automatic Pin Cutting.

6.50

Broaching Machine -

Semi Automatic plug keyway broaching Machine with Auto loading.

12.50

Key Slotting Machine -

Auto Key camshaft side milling Machine for Keyway Milling.

6

Key Biting Machine -

Key Biting Face Milling Machine.

9

Automatic Cutting Machine for Lock Body.

5

These automatic machines are designed for assembly of pin-tumblers, constant length drivers and spring into lock cylinders, and then seal the cylinder.

3-Spindle Automatic Drilling Machine for Lock Body.

21

Automatic Drilling & Tapping Machine for Lock Body.

21

Automatic Pin-Hole Drilling Machine for Lock Body.

14.50

Automatic Pin-Hole Drilling Machine for Plug.

10

Automatic Drilling & Milling Machine for Plug-End.

9.50

   
xxix). Steel furniture.
   
 

S. No.

Activity

Technology Need

Cost (Rs. in lakh)

Advantages

1.

Manufacturing.

Electrostatic Powder Coating equipment along with pre treatment tanks and curing chamber.

Up to 20

i)Quality improvement.

ii)Reduction in material wastage (Paint) thus reduced cost.

   
xxx). Toys.
   
 
Sl. No.

Activity

Technology Need
Cost
(Rs. in lakh)
Advantages

1.

Toys-Soft toys.

Garnetting Machine.

3.50

Avoids bunching of the fiber fill, increases fluffiness and softer feel.

2) Metal Detector-

Tunnel type with conveyor belt

Detection-Ferrous 1.5mm, Non-ferrous-2.0mm.

3.50

Assists in detecting ferrous/non-ferrous parts specially broken needles from soft toys.

3) Hydraulic Gear/Press cutting machine Automatic / Semi automatic type.

5.50

Can cut upto 6 layers of fur fabric and 30-50 layers of velour fabric.

4) Sewing machines

Type – Single needle lockstitch machine, medium to heavy type fabrics.

0.12~

0.18

 

4) Stuffing machines.

Approx. 0.70 for a single point machine to 1.25 for a double point machine.

To increase speed and consistency of stuffing in a toy, a stuffing machine is used. In this the carded/opened PSF is filled using blowers.

2.

Plastic Moulded / extruded products & parts / components including toys.

1) CNC Milling Machine.

18 –33

Improves productivity, quality and reduces time in manufacture of dies & moulds.

2) CNC Wirecut Machine.

8

3) Electric Discharge Machine.

10

4) CAD/CAM Software :

Scanner / Digitiser

10

3

Making of Board Games, puzzles and educational games.

From manual to automatic operation

15- 20 for indigenous machine.

A proven technology ensures product quality, consistency, cost effiectiveness and productivity enhancement.

   
xxxi).

Non-ferrous foundries.

   
 
Sl. No.
Activity
Technology Need
Cost
(Rs. in lakh)
Advantages

1

Meeting & Casting section.

i) Oil fired pit furnace/LPG or CNG fired pit furnace.



ii) Mobile de-gassing unit.


iii) Pressure die casting machine(Hot/cold chamber).


v) Dip type temp. indicator.




v) Pouring ladles as Indian Standard 4475- 4476

0.75 to 2



up to 15


15- 80


0.20 to 0.25




up to 0.50

Eco-friendly, higher tapping, temperature better melt quality, lower melting losses.

Faster degassing of molten metal, process requirement.

i) Faster production rate.
ii) High dimensional accuracy.

i) Liquid metal temperature can be measured quickly.
ii) Better control on pouring temperature.

Quality assurance, increased safety for workmen.

2

Quality control Lab.

i) Thermal analyzer for Aluminum.

ii) Electrolytic analyzer.

iii) Met Microscope with image analyzer, photograph attachment sample preparation machine

iv) Ultrasonic testing machine.

v) Radiography testing machine

vi) Spectrometer

4 - 10

2 - 10

4 - 10


15 - 25

Quality assurance, essential to

meet process control requirement.

Quality control, defect investigation,


Quality assurance, Consistency in quality Reduced defective casting, cost control.

3

Utility Section.

i) Gas fired Gen-set.

10 - 20

Reduced air pollution, energy saving.

4

Heat Treatment Section.

i) Forced Air Circulation electric furnace.

ii) Low temperature electric furnace.

iii) Quenching-water Quenching tank with heat exchanger unit.

iv) Material handling equipment.

v) Sand testing machine.

3 -10

0.50 - 1

1.-3


3 -5

Eco-friendly, energy saving furnaces.

Process requirement to achieve quality safety to workmen

Higher productivity, process

requirement to achieve quality.

5

Design & development Section.

Dimensional inspection instruments. Surface plate for marking, Height gauge, Micrometer, Vernier, Profile projector with Digital Reading system, Dial & Micro snap gauges,

Floating careage dia measuring machines, 3 coordinate measuring machines.

Computers & CAD software's simulation software with Printers/Plotter

up to 10

Quality assurance, Defect analysis. Computerization of design& development to gain efficient & fast working.

6

Machine/Die shop

CNC Milling machine

CNC Lathe machine.

Capstan lathe/Turret lathe.

Radial Drill.

Planner.

Shaper.

Jig Boring machine.

Hydraulically Honing machine.

25-3

10-14

3.

up to 5

up to 3

up to 3

up to 5

up to 3

Higher productivity, dimensional Accuracy, less skill requirement, consistency in quality.

7

Pattern Shop.

CNC Milling.

Pantograph.

Drilling machine.

Disc and bo bino sand grinder.

30 50

up to 2

up to 1

up to 3

Higher productivity, consistency in quality, narrower as cast dimensions. excellent finish, better productivity.

8

Cleaning & Fettling Section.

i) Grit blasting machine

ii) Pedestal Grinder

iii) Belt Grinder

iv) Painting Booth

v) Acid Pickling & cleaning plant

up to 5

up to 0.50

up to 0.50

up to 0.50

1 -3

Higher productivity, Process requirement to achieve quality.

   
xxxii).

Sports Goods.

   
 
a).

Sports Goods.

 
Sl. No. Activity Technology Need Cost (Rs. in lakhs ) Advantages

1

General stitching finishing purpose

Auto drive conveyors in finishing,

stitching & packing

1.70 conveyor for finishing.

For uniform material movement without personnel involvement

2

For packaging & wrapping of smaller components.

Auto puch & shrink packaging machines for

football, tennis ball, hockey balls.

0.70 conveyor for packaging.

Electronically controlled system for uniform & faster output of packaging.

3

Printing of all sports goods and balls.

1.Conveyors for material traveling and drying at controlled temp and speeds.

2. Automated pad printing on balls and other components.

3. Thermal & foil transfer printing (PLC

controlled & automated).

4. Pneumatic embossing machines.

0.70 conveyor basic type.


4.50 per single head with full automation

1.20 per single

platform with pneumatic automation.

1.20 per single

platform with pneumatic automation .

Man power saving with uniform quality output.

Improved technology

For printing than conventional manual printing with better productivity.

New concept to match the final goods with international style.

New technology of printing than conventional manual printing with better productivity.

4

Leg guards, gloves & other sports protective gears

1. Mechanized & specialized single &

double needled stitching machines for

leg guards & mat

0.40 per single needle machine 1.60 per double needled machine

Uniform stitch density, Higher production. More

Versatility on new machines.

Safer than conventional

1. Electronic fabric cutting machine for

artificial leather. PVC, PU, cotton and

polyester fabrics

0.03 basic handy automatic cutter

Higher output, lower rejection.

No skill required.

   

1. Hydraulic checkers for PVC leather,

rubber sheets for foot balls etc. instead

of hand cutting for mechanical power

cutters.

1.50 to 2 per

machine depends

on the area size
of the head

Material saving, Lower down

time, Non skilled labour

required .

5.

For balls

1. Thermal welding machines as per

latest technology of balls.

2. Single needled stitching machines for

ball stitching.

New techno-

logy, can

vary from 1.50 to 3 for PLC type machine

1.50 per machine(heavy durty)

Latest technology in ball

Making.

Latest technology with more productive method per man in ball stitching.

6

For moulds & dies

1. CNC machines for in house die

making & repairing for balls etc.

2. Imported CNC dies & o moulds

10 to 12 for

milling type

with 3 axis

machine for in

house working

mould cost for

balls 25000/set

0.75 to 1 for

plastic leg guards

moulds.

Accurate moulds &

dies as per international

trends & wider acceptability.

7

Carton packaging

1.Stitching machines for packaging

2. Automatic strapping machines

2 to 1.50

depends

on carton size.

Time saving packaging

technique.

   
b).

Rubber, leather, plastic based sports goods

   
 
Sl. No.
Activity
Technology Need
Cost
(Rs. in lakh )
Advantages

1

Rubber, Leather Plastic based Sports goods.

1. Tensile Testing Machine (Indian)

0.50 to 10

Testing of raw material /product. -Better Quality Control.
-Quality pgradation/Improvement.
-Indirect contribution in boosting exports.

2. Rheometer(Indian)

0.50

3.Din Abrasion Tester (Indian)

0.30

4. Ross type Flex Tester (Indian)

0.30

5. Hot Air Oven (Indian)

0.15

6. Leather Colour Fastness Tester

0.90

7.Mini Flexometer

0.75

8.Martindale Abrasion Tester (Leather)

1

9. Shooting Apparatus Foot Ball Testing

(Indian)

10. Water-Uptake-Tester Foot Ball Testing

(Indian)

2.50

0.75

2

Rubber based Sports goods.

1. Rubber compounding Kneeder.

2.50 - 4

Higher productivity.

Better quality of product.

2. Rubber Injection Moulding machine.

4 - 10

3. PID Temperature controlled

Hydraulic compression

Press.

1 - 2

4. Thermal Fluid/Petroleum fuel boiler

2.50 - 5

To ensure cleaner environment.

3

Cricket Ball

1. Cricket Ball Panel Angle Cutting Machine

1

More production 2 or 3 times;

Repeatability;

Low cost of production;

No trained man power required;

4

Protective equipment for Cricket and Hockey

1. Foam, Leather & Cloth etc. Cutting Clicking

Machine

2

-Low cost of production.

-High production (10 times).

-No damage of dies.

-No trained man power required.

5

Wood based Sports goods

1. Crack detector (Ultrasonic)

1 - 1.50

1. Better quality product.

2. Better quality control.

3. Higher productivity.

4. Contribution in boosting export.

2. Moisture Meter

0.05

 

3. Glass Tester for finish

0.05

4. Wood hardness tester

5

5. Wood Seasoning Plant (Non Steam)

6.50

6. Pressure Sensitive Hydraulic Cricket Bat Pressing Machine

-

7. Semi Auto Lacquering Plant

1.50 - 2

8. Wood Boiling Plant

 

9. Wood Engraving Pantograph

1 - 2

10. Copying Lathe

1.50 - 3

6.

Leather based sports goods

1. Auto spray coating machine (Italian)

20 -25

1. Maximum production 5 to 6 times repeatability.

2. Roller Coaster machine (Italian)

15 - 20

2. Maximum output 5 to 6 times repeatability.

3. Auto Toggling machine (Italian)

30 - 40

3. Low cost of production.

4. Vacuum Drying Machine (Incoma Italian)

25 - 35

4. Better quality of production.

   

5.Upgradation

/Improvement.

6. Better quality control.

7. Higher productivity.

8. Contribution in boosting export.

   
xxxiii).

Cosmetics

   
xxxiv). Readymade Garments:
   
 
a).

For Knitting

 
Sl. No. Activity Technology Need Cost (Rs in lakh) Advantages

1

Mfg. of Knitted fabric

High speed circular knitting machine with a minimum speed of 23 revolutions per minutes.

20 - 50

Improvement in quality and efficiency.

 

Mfg. of knitted Seamless garment

Computerised seamless garment knitting machine and Gloves knitting machine different size and gauge for under & outer garment (New Technology)

20 - 65

-do-

 

Mfg. of knitted socks and gloves

High speed socks knitting machine and Gloves knitting machine with or without electronic jacquard.

3 - 7

-do-

 

Mfg. of Knitted fabric and garment panel

Computerized flat bed knitting machine with minimum speed of 11 revolutions per minute.

45 - 75

-do-

 

Mfg. of Knitted fabric

•  Warp/Raschel knitting machine

•  High speed computerized warping M/c for knitting

20 - 35

45 -75

-do-

 

Manufacture of Label

Computerizes label making machine

10 - 18

-do-

 

Mfg. of Knitted fabric

Circular knitting machine of different size and gauge

2 - 4

-do-

2

Controlling relative humidity

Modern industrial humidification system for controlling relative humidity & temperature.

5 - 8

-do-

   
b).

For stitching of knitted/Woven RMG & Made ups:

   
 
Sl. No.

Activity

Technology Need
Cost (Rs. in lakh)
Advantages

1

Garment Mfg. activity

Single/multi needle power operated industrial lockstitch sewing machine with or without trimmer overedging/seaming and banding operation

0.15 -10

Improvement in quality and efficiency.

2

-do-

Blind stitch machine /Chain stitching machine

Do

3

-do-

Power operated linking/loop making sewing Machine

Do

4

-do-

Power operated flat lock/overlock Machine

do

5

-do-

Zigzag flat bed sewing machine

do

6

-do-

Button stitch sewing machine

do

7

-do-

Label/elastic inserting machine

do

8

-do-

Button hole sewing machine

do

9

-do-

Belt attaching machine

do

10

-do-

Zip attaching machine

do

11

-do-

Bar tacking machine

do

12

-do-

Hemstitch machine

do

13

-do-

Smocking M/c. Automatic multi needle shirring machine

do

14

-do-

Pattern maker/grader/marker machine /laser marker

do

15

-do-

Power driven cloth cutting machine/laser fabric of label cutting machine

do

16

-do-

Band knife-cutting machine

do

17

-do-

Collar and cuff turning and blocking machine and pressing machine

do

18

-do-

Pocket creasing and welding machine/Auto pocket making machine

do

19

-do-

Industrial steam iron with vacuum table and/or buck press

do

20

-do-

Boiler for steam press/vacuum press, Steam cabinet/ vacuum press, Steam cabinet/vacuum table

do

21

-do-

Button and revet/snap fasteners fixing machine

do

22

-do-

Fusing press

do

23

-do-

Collar contour trimmer

do

24

-do-

Automatic spreading & cutting table with vacuum and/or air blowing device

do

25

-do-

Shoulder pad-attaching machine

do

26

-do-

Pocket cutting machine

do

27

-do-

Computerised CAD/CAM/cutting machine

do

28

-do-

Round knife cutting machine

do

29

-do-

End cutter with cloth press track

-do-

30

-do-

Cloth drilling machine

-do-

31

-do-

Collar point trimmer/gear knotcher machine

-do-

32

-do-

High speed fully fashioned knitting machine

-do-

33

-do-

Whole garment making M/c for knitting garment or power operated garment panel forming knitting machine with linking machine

-do-

34

-do-

Power driven socks and gloves knitting machine

-do-

35

-do-

Automatic thread trimming/sucking machine

-do-

36

-do-

Shirt folding machine

-do-

37

-do-

Stain/spot removing machine

-do-

38

-do-

Pear/Beads/Sones/Glassete/Hook and Bar attaching machine

-do-

39

-do-

Quilting machine

-do-

40

-do-

Fabric inspection/checking machine

-do-

41

-do-

Needle/Metal detector machine

-do-

42

-do-

Multi bead computerized embroidery machine

-do-

43

-do-

CAD/CAM pattern maker with plotter and software including software equipment for embroidery machine

-do-

44

-do-

Computerised Label making machine / Computerised Label printing machine

-do-

45

-do-

Button wrapping/shanking machine

-do-

46

-do-

Feed –off-the arm industrial sewing machine

-do-

47

-do-

Automatic dart/pleat making machine

-do-

48

-do-

Automatic label/ply picking machine

-do-

49

-do-

Pin tucking machine

-do-

50

-do-

Mechanised fabric pinning table

-do-

51

-do-

Single needle basting M/c

-do-

52

-do-

Single needle post bed sleeve setting machine

-do-

53

-do-

Hanging production conveyor system

-do-

54

-do-

Crochet machine for laces and bands with electronic bar operation

-do-

55

-do-

Shring thrusting M/c

-do-

56

-do-

Plastic staple attacher

-do-

57

-do-

Sand Blasting/Brushing machine

-do-

58

-do-

Colour matching machine

-do-

59

-do-

Automatic machine for making knit shirt center plaits

-do-

60

-do-

Belt loop attaching machine

-do-

61

-do-

Button Packer

-do-

62

-do-

Collar Heat Notcher

-do-

63

-do-

Spot welding machine

-do-

   
c).

For knit & Woven Process House (Fabric/Garment/Made Up):

   
  Wet processing
 

Sl.

No.

Activity

Technology Need

Cost

(Rs. in lakh )

Advantages

1

Dyeing activity

Wet fabric spreading and squeezing machine

0.25-100

Improvement in quality and efficiency.

2

-do-

Knit tubular mercerizing or bleaching cum mercerizing machine

-do-

3

-do-

Knit fabric continuous bleaching plant

-do-

4

-do-

Soft flow dyeing machine

-do-

5

-do-

Jet dyeing machine

-do-

6

-do-

Cabinet type hank yank dyeing machine

-do-

7

-do-

Printing/curing machine for garments

-do-

8

-do-

Automatic flat bed screen printing machine Rotary screen printing machine

-do-

9

-do-

Ink jet printing machine

-do-

10

-do-

Star Ager/pressure ager/loop ager/steam ager

-do-

11

-do-

Roller steamer/Polymeriser

-do-

12

-do-

Washing range with arrangement of tension free fabric drying and reduced water consumption/water reuse system

-do-

13

-do-

Hydro extractor

-do-

14

-do-

Industrial garment washing/drying machine

-do-

15

-do-

Tumble dryer

-do-

16

-do-

Rope opening Line with open width squeeze mangle for knitted fabric

-do-

   
  Wet Finishing Machines:
 

Sl.

No.

Activity

Technology Need

Cost

(Rs. in lakh )

Advantages

1

Finishing

Multi chamber stenter (minimum 4 chambers) with arrangement of oil/gas heating

1-50

Improvement in quality and efficiency.

2

-do-

Radio frequency/infrared radiant gas fired/micro wave/loop/relax dryer

-do-

3

-do-

Form finisher

-do-

4

-do-

Sue ding machine

-do-

5

-do-

Precision flock cutting machine

-do-

6

-do-

Sieving machine

-do-

   
 

Dry processing/Finishing Machines:

 
Sl. No.
Activity
Technology Need
Cost
(Rs. in lakh )
Advantages

1

Processing/Finishing

Fabric reversing machine

0.50 - 20

Improvement in quality and efficiency.

2

-do-

Slit opening machine

-do-

3

-do-

Pile cutting machine

-do-

4

-do-

Singeing machine for tubular fabric

-do-

5

-do-

Dry to dry cleaning machine

-do-

6

-do-

Compacting machine

-do-

7

-do-

Curing/Polymerising machine

-do-

8

-do-

Coating/Laminating/Embossing machine

-do-

9

-do-

Computer controlled fabric inspection machine /Fault analyzer/Report generator

-do-

   
  Effluent Treatment plant:
 
Sl. No.

Activity

Technology Need

Cost
(Rs. in lakh )

Advantages

1

Effluent water treatment

Effluent Treatment plant with primary secondary and/or tertiary treatment facilities (for unit linked to common effluent treatment plant with primary treatment system

5 - 25

To save the environment.

   
  Utilities and Others
 
Sl. No.

Activity

Technology Need

Cost (Rs. in lakh )

Advantages

1

Steam heating system

Oil fired boiler, coal fired boiled with pneumatically controlled filter mechanism electrostatic precipitator and micro dust collector

2-15

Improvement in quality and efficiency.

2

-do-

Thermo Pac/Other high temperature heating system

-do-

3

Goods packing

Automatic packing machine

-do-

4

Weighing and dispensing

Automatic dye weighing and dispensing system

-do-

5

Colour matching

Computer Colour matching

-do-

6

Quality testing

Light fastness tester

-do-

7

 

Thin hydro carbon vapors recovery plant for textile printing

-do-

8

Power generation

Diesel Gen set (low fuel consumption with pollution control canopy)

-do-

   
  Quality Control Equipment
 

Sl.

No.

Activity

Technology Need

Cost

(Rs. in lakh )

Advantages

1

Quality testing

PH Meter

0.10-0.75

To maintain the quality.

2

-do-

Wash fastness tester

 

-do-

3

-do-

Perspiration fastness tester

 

-do-

4

-do-

Rubbing fastness tester

 

-do-

5

-do-

Grey scales

 

-do-

6

-do-

Electronic balance

 

-do-

   
 

Textile Processing.

 

S. No.

Activity

Technology Need

Cost (Rs. in lakh)

Advantages

1

Textile Processing

Bio-mass Gasifier based water boiler.

1 machine

Operated by natural fuel, advantageous in comparison to the diesel fired boiler.

Environment friendly and easy to operate. Small investment and economic.

   
xxxv).

Wooden furniture

   
xxxvi). Mineral Water Bottle
   
xxxvii) Paints, Varnishes, Alkyds and Alkyd products
   
 
a) Paints
   
 
Sl. No.
Activity
Technology Need
Cost
(Rs. in lakh )
Advantages

1

Manufacturing

Basket Mill




Twin Shaft Disperser


Tinter Dispencing System



Electronic balances


Automatic/Semi-Automatic Filling machines


D.M. Water Plant



Transfer Pumps

1.50




5


7.50



0.75


2.25


0.75



1.65

Faster production;
Fast shades changeover;
Less energy consumption;
Lower maintenance cost;

Faster production;
Less energy consumption;

Quick response to orders;
Consistent quality;
Better shade reproducibility;

Accurate weighment, consistent quality improved yield.

Accurate weighment, faster production. improved yield.

Improved quality;
Reproducible Quality;
Better shelf-life;

Reduce wastages;
Reduce cost;
Faster production;

2

Technology

Powder Coatings



Electrode position

25.00



15.00

Eco-friendly product;
Better corrosion resistance;
No fire/health hazards;

Eco-friendly product;
Better corrosion resistance;
No fire/health hazards;

3

Quality control

Computerised Colour matching system






Electronic balances

Replacement by more accurate instruments

6.50






0.75

2.50

Consistent quality;
Faster production;
Optimum pigments usage;
Cost reduction;
Faster shade development;
Better customer service;

Accurate and quicker weighment.

Overall improved quality
Overall improved quality

   
b). Varnishes, Alkyds and Alkyd products
   
 
Sl. No. Activity Technology Cost (Rs. in lakh ) Advantages

1

2.

Manufacturing & Process

Settling of un reacted particles

Reaction kettle (closed) with

temperature controller,

pressure controller & agitator

Settling Tank

2.40

0.60

a) Lower Process Losses.

b) Lower Energy consumption.

c) Better quality while low heating avoids decomposition of material.

d) Economics will be better & viability increases.

e) Un-reacted material settles down & separated from bottom, quality will be better finally.

f) Product is comparable with international standards

i.e. low cost of production & Better quality of product.

   
xxxviii).

Agricultural Implements and Post Harvest Equipment.

  Cross-referencing of technology for this sub-sector may be taken from General Engineering Works at Sl. No. XXVI, Forging and Hand Tools at Sl. no. XXIV, Foundry at Sl. no. XXV and Auto parts and components at Sl. no. XXI.
   
xxxix). Beneficiation of Graphite and Phosphate.
   
xxxx).

Khadi & Village Industries.

   
 

a) Palm based Industry.

Sl.

No.

Activity

Technology Need

Cost

(Rs. in lakh )

Advantages

1

Neera Processing

Poly-packing and quality control machines.

14.50

Increase of self-life of Neera and hygienic packaging.

To avoid spoilage of Neera.

To increase the sales

Ready to serve natural nutritional product of palm to customers.

To continue the sale of Neera during off-season also.

2

Palm sugar

Stainless steel crystallisers

3.50

Increase of productivity and quality/purity of sugar.

3

Palm confectionery

Cutting Dies/auto wrapping machine

with design intervention (cylinder

mould)

4.50

Quality improvement, product diversification, consumer attraction.

b) Khandsari Industry

Sl. No. Activity Technology Need Cost (Rs. in lakh ) Advantages

1

Jaggery making

Boilers/power operated crushers, temperature sensing Equipment incorporating thermocouple, reader and buzzer.

1.50

Uniform boiling of juice, time saving, avoid wastage, and quality end product.

To know the exact striking temperature of the end product and to avoid spoilage of quality of product.

2

Cane sugar

Boilers (diesel fired), purification plant, packing machinery

6

Uniform boiling of juice, time saving, avoid wastage and quality end product .

c) Village Oil Industry

Sl. No. Activity Technology Need Cost (Rs. in lakh ) Advantages

1

Edible oil extraction and oil cake manufacturing

(Improved 10 bolt expeller, 20 plates filtration machine, poly pack machine with quality control Laboratory)

10

To increase the oil extraction production.
To increase shelf life of oil and sanitary production, moisture and fat protection, re-seal feature and ease of disposal.

d) Fruit & Vegetable Processing/Milk Based Products Industry

Sl. No. Activity Technology Need Cost
(Rs. in lakh ) 		Advantages
1 Processing of fruits and Vegetables, canning, juice processing Jam, jelly, tomato products and dehydration. Juice pasturizers and deaerators/ evaporation and Aroma recovery units/exhausting and retorting equipments/aseptic processing and filling units /cabinet or continuous band driers. 18 To improve the productivity and quality to compete in the market.
2 Beverages/preserves Automatic can closing machines, hydraulic press, reforming unit, volumetric filter and food beverages Machineries and colloid mill and fully automatic packing and sealing (Pouch/tetra pack) machines, etc. 24 To improve the productivity and quality as well as value addition of the product. The packing technique will satisfy the customer needs and increase the self-life of the product.
3. Milk Based products Oil fired boilers, centrifuges (power operated), auto packing equipment, pasteurizing unit with cooling cabinet and quality control lab 18 To maintain the quality and purity of the end products as well as increase the productivity and compete the market with updated packing technology.
 
e) Pulses & Cereals Processing Industry.
Sl. No. Activity Technology Need Cost (Rs. in lakh ) Advantages

1

Papad, Masala making, dal processing, spices and flour mill, etc.

Drier (sun or electrical), Peeling machine, screen machine and balancing machine with ab equipment/pulverisers and packing unit.

10

To serve the product with 100% purity as per consumer need and satisfaction.

f) Consumer and Chemical based Industry.

Sl. No. Activity Technology Need Cost (Rs. in lakh ) Advantages
1 Toilet soap
machinery 		Duplex Plodder (125 kg Per hr.-two Worms in senes) 1.45 Better phase conversion of soap with improved finish-air trapping in soap is minimized.

g) Mineral- based Industry.

Sl. No. Activity Technology Need Cost (Rs. in lakh ) Advantages
1 Mineral based industry Brick manufacturing Units Pottery/Ceramic 1. Mechanized Brick, making machine
2. Roller, Execution cutter etc.
3. Deairing Pug Mill
4. Ball Mill
5. Filter Press
6. Grinder
7. Blunger
8. Jigger Jolly
9. Kiln, Heavy duty
10. Hand Opened wheel
11.Electric operated wheels
12. Glaze equipment
13. Air compressor
14. Spray-Gun, Both, Decoration plant machines
15. Gasfired/Oil fired & Electric Furnance Tunnel Kiln
16. Stone Crusher Machine
17. Glass cutter, Gas fired kiln etc.
18. Cement Block making machine
19. Brick/Tiles Press Machine



12




25-30




25
10
15
15 		Increased the production, quality strength, durability Socio-economic improvement

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h) Forest-based Industry.
Sl. No. Activity Technology Need Cost
(Rs. in lakh) 		Advantages
1 Beekeeping Bee hive ISI ‘A' type standardized 0.01 For maintaining Apis cerana bee colonies in south India.
2 Beekeeping Bee hive ISI ‘B' type standardized 0.012 For maintaining Apis cerana bee colonies in north India.
3 Beekeeping Bee hive ISI ‘C' type standardized 0.18 For maintaining Apis mellifera bee colonies.
4 Honey extraction Honey extractor Tangential type 0.08 To extract honey from Apis cerana bee colonies in south India.
5 Honey extraction Honey extractor Radial type 0.01 To extract honey from Apis cerana bee colonies in north India.
6 Honey extraction Honey extractor Tangential type 0.02 To extract honey from Apis mellifera bee colonies.

7

Beekeeping

Hive stands folding type

0.0015

To keep the Hive stands.

8

Honey Processing

Modern Honey Processing plant 300 kg per 8 hr shift

1

To process honey scientifically for marketing under Agmark.

9 Honey Processing Honey Processing plant 5 To process honey scientifically For marketing under Agmark.
10 Royal jelly collection Freez drier 2 To dry the Royal jelly collected from bee colonies.
11 Royal jelly collection Royal jelly collecting equipments, frame, cups, spoon, etc. 0.50 To collect Royal jelly from the bee colonies.

12

Powder/Churna

Supper Mill (size reduction mill)

Multiple application: dry milling, controlled grinding, dry mixing dispension, wet material

Deduction, raw material milling, wet granulation sizing, dry granulation sizing tablet and capsules reclaim.

2

Operator safely feature;
Easy clean design; Sturdy construction for long life;
Low heat;
Low dust-Low Noise;
Uniform particular size;
Production capacity: 200 to 2000 Kg per hour
Power: 5 HP
Weight: 160 kg

13

Tablet (pills)

Mini Tablet Press
Output: 40 Tablets per minutes
Motor: ¼ HP 3 phase
Weight: 100 kg. approx

1.70

Operator safely feature;
Precise product output;
Automatic pressure release;
Fine adjustment of pressure And Tablet weight.
Easy changeable and maintenance;

14

Paste/Ointment

Single Head

Rotary Tube (Paste filling and closing (crimping) machine

2.25

25 to 30 tubes per minutes with one operator;
No tube-No fill device;
Clean elegant sturdy compact
design for all standard tube size for different volumes;
No dropping;
Automatic Injection of filled and sealed tube;
Attachment for cleaning of tube by vacuum systems for specific requirement;
All operations fully automatic;

i) Rural Engineering and Bio-technology.

Sl. No. Activity Technology Need Cost
(Rs. in lakh ) 		Advantages
1. Wooden product Lacquer Polishing equipment 2 1.Better finishing. 2.Quality improvement.
3.Labour Intensive. 4.Time saving in mfg.

2.

Wooden furrniture designing

C.A.D. equipments

0.50

-do-

j) Black Smith.

Sl. No. Activity Technology Need Cost (Rs. in lakh ) Advantages

1

General fabrication

Powder coating

5

Better finishing, quality improvement, labour intensive, time saving in manufacturing.

 

2

Agriculture

Forging machine

2

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k) Copper & Bell Metal.

Sl. No. Activity Technology Need Cost (Rs. in lakh ) Advantages

1

Ethnic products

Polishing arrangement machine

1

Improved get up.

•  Aluminum

1

Utensil and utilities

Anodizing machine

5

Improved get up.

m) Electronics

1

Crout designing for home accouliance items

Designing software along with accessories

1

1. Better finishing.

2.Quality improvement.

3. Labour intensive.

4. Time saving.

n) Paper & Fibre Industry

1.

Introduction of effluent treatment plant at the existing handmade paper unit

Individual effluent treatment plant (as per the design suggested by NEERI,Nagpur) details of the machinery and equipments required for a 3 Cu. Mt./Day

10.75

Cost estimates given by NEERI

The pollution supposed to be generated by a handmade paper unit is treated.

2

Usage of Agro residues including the natural fibres in Handmade Paper Industry

  1. Boiler






  2. Digeser





  3. Poucher Washer






  4. Hydrapulper

3







2






1.50







1.50

1. New raw materials such as jute, banana fibre, grasses, sun hemp are used in handmade paper industry

2. The new types of papers can be produced which have national and international demand

3. Water utilization (Banana fibre extracted from waste banana trunks) and making the eco-friendly products

4. Productivity is increased usage of agro wastes likely to bring the cost down.

3.

Hot drying process

A small drying equipment to dry the Paper with the help of electricity/small boiler

8

1. The present major problem of drying the paper sheets during winter and rainy seasons will be solved.

2. The quality (smoothness and stiffness) of the paper will be maintained.

3. The productivity will be increased. The paper is dried and calendared simultaneously so that the cost of the drying and calendaring will come down .

4.

Solar drying

A solar drier

5

1. The present major problem of drying the paper sheet during winter and rainy season will be solved.

2. Effective utilization of freely available solar energy.

3. The quality (Smoothness and stiffness) of the paper will be maintained.

4. The productivity will increase. The paper is dried and calendared simultaneously so that the cost of the drying and calendaring will come down.

5.

Fibre extraction

Fibre extraction machine( can be used for speedy work and in remote areas also due to which productivity could be increased @ Rs.25000/- per machine).

0.50

1. Presently fibre is extracted by hand methods due to which it is probably limited. The machine will increase the production and increase the earnings of the artisans engaged in the fibre extraction.

2. For quantity production newly developed fibre extraction machine will increase the productivity.

6

Conversion of Paper products

Due to in- house conversion facility for handmade paper products units could convert the handmade paper in value added products

2.40

1. Presently handmade paper units has to get the work done from outside resources for value added products like photo frame, Dairies, etc.

2. Due to in house as per conversion facilities it would be easy for the units to make value added items as per requirements of customers.

o ) Khadi Industries-Handloom

1.

Replacement of NMCs

8 spindle charkha

1.25 (1 unit of 25 NMC's)

Increased productivity,

Better quality of yarn,

Increased earnings.

2.

Jacquard looms

Loom with the Jacquard devices

3 (1 unit of 10 looms)

Better design ,

Extensibility,

Higher productivity,

Reduced workmanship

Operational ease.

3.

Cotton processing Dyeing

Semi automatic Jigger machines

2

Higher productivity,

Assured quality,

Reduces drudgery,

Low production cost.

4.

Cotton processing Printing

Screen developing devices

2.50

Inclusion of new design range,

enhances acceptance.

5.

Pre-spinning Equipments (Replacement of carding machine)

Improved LMW type mini carding

15

Improved quality of raw material.

Reduces cost of raw material.

Less overheads

6

Quality Control Equipments

Quality testing Equipments for

-Fibre testing for maturity, staple length etc.

-Yarn testing for strength, twist, count,hairiness etc

-Cloth testing for threads per inch,

strength, fastness etc.

3

Quality assurance at production level, low product rejection.

xxxxi. Coir Board

Sl. No. Activity Technology Need Cost (Rs. in lakh ) Advantages

1

Semi automatic Loom

•  Semi automatic Loom fitted with a motor

•  Bobbin winding machine

•  cops winding machine

1.5 for one meter, 5 for four meter wide loom,

1

0.35

 

Higher production of improved quality with least drudgery.

2

Anugraha Loom

Improved mild steel handloom

0.20 for one meter wide loom

Women can operate with least effort.

3

Quality of the raw material

PH meter, analytical balance, moisture balance, conditioning chamber, UTM and glass wares

33.5

To ensure products with improved and uniform quality.

4

Motorized Traditional Ratts (MTR)

Traditional Ratts fitted with 0.25 HP motor

0.35 each

Uniform twist with reduction in drudgery, enhanced daily income.

5

Manufacture of softened coir products

Mixing units, compressor, moulds, stitching equipment

6.5

Diversified uses like cushioned seats for school children and other new applications.

6

Garden articles from coir & natural rubber

Sheeting machine, compressor, hydraulic press, moulds, mixing units for latex and chemicals with ball mill, drier

22.50

Environment friendly plant growing media.

7

Coir pith products

Coir pith processing machine

4

Large accumulation of coir pith gets value addition.

8

Coir yarn spun on automatic spinning machine

Slivering machine, spinning machine

10

Modernisation of the spinning sector.

9

Rubberized Coir Manufacturing

Rubberized Coir Manufacturing Machine

100

Value addition in Rubberized Coir sector.

10

Curled Coir

Hackling machine, curling machine

15

Value addition at raw material stage.

xxxxii . Steel Re rolling and/or Pencil Ingot making Industries.

Sl. No. Activity Technology Need Cost (Rs. in lakh ) Advantages

1.

Reheating

Improved design of oil fired pusher hearth re-heating furnace (RHF)with high efficiency recuperator using latest CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) based software.

50-125

(Depending on level of revamping)

Saving in fuel for reheating, electrical energy in rolling, reduced burning loss, and better quality of rolled product.

2 (a)

Reheating

Pulverized Coal fired Reheating furnace using recuperator for pre-heating combustion air with improved burner design and coal handling facility.

25-35

Reduction in specific coal consumption, reduced dust/SPM generation and better operating environment.

2(b)

Reheating with the facility for producing ‘producer gas'

Producer gas fired reheating furnace with high efficiency recuperator. Gas Producers can be set up at unit level without removal of tar.

50-75

Clean coal combustion will improve environment. Enhanced efficiency of gas combustion in comparison to lump coal combustion on grate.

3

Material handling

Hot charging of Ingot/Billet in RHF for rolling having facility such as

•  Transfer tables/transfer trolley

•  Overhead crane

150-160 (total)

More than 50% saving in thermal energy for reheating of steel for rolling.

4

Melting

New design of Induction furnace having two coils with independent control panel, heat exchanger equipment with provision for additional burners and application of harmonic filters.

80-100

Saving in cycle time and power consumption due to preheating of charge, facility to produce clean steels equivalent in quality to electric arc and ladle furnace combination, improved p ower factor up to 1.0 (unity) with saving in specific energy consumption for melting.

xxxxiii. Zinc Sulphate

Sl. No. Activity Technology Need Cost (Rs. in lakh) Advantages

01.

Zinc Sulphate Mono hydrate

Spray Dryer

50

Energy Saving, Quality improvement & environment friendly

02.

Zinc Sulphate Hepta hydrate

Flash Dryer (With or Without agitator)

30

Energy efficient reduces processing losses, Quality improvement & environment friendly

xxxxiv. Welding Electrodes

S.No. Activity Technology Need Cost (Rs. in lakh) Advantages

1

Manufacturing of Welding Electrodes

Complete copper coating line with annealing spooling & drawing capable to produce continuous welding wires

25

Waste minimization, Energy saving, Quality improvement and environment friendly. There is a global trend to shift to continuous welding wires to reduce wastage (unused end pieces in the case of welding electrodes). Wires also save ‘changing time of electrodes.

xxxxv. Sewing Machine Industry.

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Sl. No.

Activity

Technology Need

Cost

(Rs. in lakh)

Advantages

1.

Melting Section

Divided blast copula with pollution control devices and electrical.

Up to 50

15% coke saving, better melt quality, higher tapping temperature, lower emissions, reduced air pollution.

Induction furnace with cooling tower and water treatment plant with or without computerised control panel

Up to 25

Flexibility to produce ferrous castings of all grades, flexibility for charge mix selection, best melt quality, eco- friendly.

Induction ladle refining furnace

Up to 40

Value added casting, eco- friendly.

Skip charger for copula

Up to 1.50

Ease of charging, reduced labour cost, better control.

Pouring / treatment ladles as per IS: 4475, 4476

Up to 1

Quality assurance, increased safety for workmen.

Carbon Manganese, Silicon Apparatus for testing on shop floor

Up to 5

Quality assurance, control on elements.

Continuous casting conveyor system

Up to 10

Improved productivity, better quality castings.

Gas fired pit furnace

Up to 1.50

Eco- friendly, higher tapping temperature, better melt quality.

Hydraulic- Pneumatic devices for knocking out cores.

Up to 5

Quick knocking of cores, cleaning and smoothening of surface.

Overhead Crane

Up to 10

Quick and safe material handling.

Aluminum Pressure Die casting machine along with tooling.

Up to 30

High production, improved quality, low machining cost.

Investment Casting Plant

Up to 60

High Production, improved quality, low machining cost and higher productivity.

2.

Utility Section

Gas based generating set

Up to 30

Reduced air pollution, energy saving.

3.

Quality Control Lab, i..e. Metallurgic-al testing / lab testing / quality control equipment.

Metallurgical testing:

Metallurgical Microscope with image analyzer, photographic attachment sample preparation machine

1.50 – 10

Quality Assurance, Defect analysis, diversification e.g. SG Iron production equipment essential to meet process control requirements.

Stroholien apparatus, Muffle furnace, Hot plate, glass ware etc.

Up to 1

UTS

Up to 3

Spectrometer /mass spectrometer

Up to 25

Profile projector

Up to 20

Hardness Tester

Up to 1

Izod & charpy Impact testing machine

Up to 0.75

Ultrasonic testing machine

Up to 3

Magnaflux testing machine

Up to 1.50

Sand testing equipment

Universal Sand Strength testing machine, sieve shaking device, compatibility scale, rapid moisture teller, permeability meter, mold / core hardness tester, muffle furnace, wash bottles, Stirrer / shaker, hotplate, vortex shaker, centrifuge etc. shatter index machine high tensile peel back, scratch hardness tester, stick point .

2- 8

Reduced defective casting, consistency in quality- reduction in additives cost, better cast surface finish.

Metal Graphic Laboratory

Up to 10

 

Dimensional inspection instruments, surface Plate for making height gauge, Micrometer, Vernier, Profile projector with Digital reading system, Dial & Telescopic Gauges, Floating care age dia measuring machine, 3 co-ordinate measuring machine

Up to 50

Quality assurance, Defect analysis

Gauges and testing equipments i.e. Snap, Plug, Ring, Thread plug gauges, Test Rigs and receiver gauges as per BIS standards

Up to 25

Quality assurance, defect analysis.

Process control equipment' Carbon equivalent meter

B) Pyrometer (Optical)

Up to 2

Up to 0.20

Consistency in quality, reduced defective casting, cost saving.

4.

Design & development Section

Computers and CAD Software, simulation software with printers / plotters / pro-engineering / Catia.

Up to 25

Computerisation of design and development to gain efficient and fast working.

5.

Moulding / Core section

Intensive mixers.

Up to 5

Reduced defective casting, better cast surface finish, reduction in additive cost, reduced air pollution.

Wax Injection Machines

Up to 10

Requirement for modern investment casting process.

De-waxing oven

Up to 2

Requirement for modern investment casting process.

Moulding boxes as per Indian Standard 1280 & 10518.

Up to 3

Better dimensional accuracy, higher productivity.

6.

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Heat treatment Section

High Frequency Induction

Hardening Machine / Equipment

Up to 10

Higher productivity, consistency in quality, eco- friendly.

Case Carburising unit

Up to 5

Enhancement in life of parts, upgradation of quality.

Rotary retort muffle furnace.

Up to 5

Enhancement in life of parts, upgradation of quality.

Handling equipment overhead crane

1.30-3

Reduced labour cost, higher productivity, consistency in quality.

6.1 Quenching.

i) Water quenching tank-with Heat exchanger unit

Up to 0.75

Process requirement to achieve quality.

ii) Oil quenching tank-fitted with oil heating and heat exchanger to obtain desired cooling rates for hardening.

Up to 1.50

Process requirement to achieve quality.

iii) Air quenching fans.

Up to 0.30

Process requirement to achieve quality.

7.

Machine Shop / Production shop / Tool Room

 

CNC Milling machine

Up to 30

Higher productivity, dimensional accuracy, less skill requirement, consistency in quality.

CNC Lathe Machine Up to 15
Capstan lathe / Turret lathe Up to 3

Radial Drill

Up to 5

Planner

Up to 3

 

Shaper

Up to 3

 

Jig Boring machine.

Up to 60

 

Hydraulically Honing machine.

Up to 20

 

Hydraulic/Pneumatic feed CNC Cylindrical/grinder machine.

Up to 25

Higher productivity, dimensional accuracy, less skill requirement, consistency in quality.

Hydraulic or pneumatic feed Center less grinding machine.

Up to 30

Higher productivity, dimension accuracy, less skill requirement, consistency in quality.

Hydraulic or pneumatic feed internal bore grinding machine.

Up to 30

 

Automatic Special purpose machine (SPM) for turning, boring, grinding, multi hole drilling, tapping, thread rolling machine, milling and double stroke heading machine

Up to 20

Higher productivity, dimension accuracy, less skill requirement, consistency in quality.

CNC machining Centre

Up to 60

 

VMC & HMC Machining Centre

Up to 60

 

Numerical Control Welding machine

Up to 20

 

SPM Impression rolling machine (for decorative purposes)

Up to 15

 

Power press with automatic feeding arrangement

Up to 20

 

Knuckle Joint Press

Up to 25

 

Toggle joint press

Up to 40

 

Hydraulic press

Up to 50

 

CNC wire Cut machine

Up to 50

 

EDM machine

Up to 50

 

Deep hole drilling machine

Up to 40

 

Optical Profile grinder

Up to 30

 

Plastic injection Moulding machine

Up to 25

 

Automatic Mixture machine

Up to 12

 

Universal wood working machine

Up to 0.50

Higher productivity, improved quality

Chain Mortisers

Up to 2

Higher productivity, improved quality.

Surface Polishers

electrically operated.

Up to 1

Higher productivity, improved quality

Belt Sander machines.

Up to 5

Better surface finish, high productivity.

8.

Pattern shop

Drilling machine

Up to 1

Higher productivity, consistency in quality, narrower casting dimension, excellent finish, better productivity.

   

Pantograph

Up to 2

 
   

Disc and Bobino Sand Grinder

Up to 3

 

9.

Fettling Section

Shot, blasting machine.

Up to 5

Better surface finish and quality improvement

Requirement to achieve quality.

   

Pedestal grinder.

Up to 0.50

 
   

Swing frame grinder.

Up to 0.25

 
   

Painting booth.

Up to 0.50

 

10.

Electroplating / painting.

Rotomatic Electroplating Plant.

Up to 25

Higher productivity, better quality.

   

Computerised Electroplating plant.

Up to 70

Higher productivity, better quality.

   

Centrifugal finishing machine.

Up to 20

Higher productivity, better quality.

   

Vibrator finishing machine.

Up to 5

Higher productivity, better quality.

   

SPM surface finishing machine.

Up to 5

Higher productivity, better quality.

   

SPM Surface lapping machine.

Up to 5

Higher productivity, better quality.

   

Electro polishing machine.

Up to 10

Higher productivity, better quality.

   

Electrostatic powder coating plant with conveyors.

Up to 50

Higher productivity, better quality, and eco-friendly.

   
 

APPENDIX –II

Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI )

List of Primary Lending Institutions (PLI)
1. BANKS
A. State Bank Group
1. State Bank of India**
2. State Bank of Indore
3. State Bank of Mysore
4. State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur
B. Public Sector Banks
1. Andhra Bank
2. Bank of Baroda
3. Bank of India
4. Canara Bank
5. Central Bank of India
6. Corporation Bank
7. Indian Overseas Bank
8. Punjab National Bank
9. Punjab & Sind Bank
10. Union Bank of India
11. UCO Bank
12. Vijaya Bank
13. Bank of Maharashtra
14. United Bank of India
15. Oriental Bank of Commerce
16. Indian Bank
17. Allahabad Bank
C. Private Sector Banks
1. City Union Bank Ltd.
2. Karnataka Bank Ltd.
3. Tamil Nadu Mercantile Bank Ltd.
4. Bank of Rajasthan Ltd.
5. Bharat Overseas Bank
6. Karur Vysya Bank Ltd.
7. J & K Bank Ltd.
8. United Western Bank
9. ING Vysya Bank
10. UTI Bank Ltd.
11. Federal Bank Ltd.
12. Catholic Syrian Bank
D. SFCs
1. Gujarat State Financial Corporation
2. Haryana Financial Corporation
3. J & K State Financial Corporation
4. Madhya Pradesh Financial Corporation
5. Maharashtra State Financial Corporation
6. Orissa State Financial Corporation
7. Punjab Financial Corporation
8. Tamil Nadu Industrial & Investment Corporation Ltd.
9. Uttar Pradesh Financial Corporation
10. West Bengal Financial Corporation
11. Karnataka State Financial Corporation
12. Andhra Pradesh State Financial Corporation
13. Rajasthan State Industrial Development & Investment Corporation
E. Other Institutions:
The Small Industries Development Bank of India(SIDBI)
**SBI has been exempted from executing the GA. However, it furnishes an undertaking in the form of certificate along with each claim.
•  Urban Co-operative Banks co-opted by the SIDBI under the TUFS operated by the Ministry of Textiles

Sl. No.

Name of the Urban Co-operative Banks*

Head Office

1.

Shamrao Vithal Co-operative Bank

Mumbai

2.

Rupee Co-operative Bank

Pune

3.

Sangli Urban Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Sangli

4.

Surat People's Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Surat

5.

Kalupur Commercial Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Ahmedabad

6.

Rajkot Nagarik Sahakari Bank Ltd.

Rajkot

7.

Cosmos Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Pune

8.

Abhyudaya Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Mumbai

9.

Saraswat Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Mumbai

10.

Mumbai Mercantile Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Mumbai.

11.

The A.P. Mahesh Co-operative Urban Bank Ltd.

Hyderabad

12.

The Ahmedabad Mercantile Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Ahmedabad

13

The Surat Textiles Traders Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Surat

14.

Janata Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Nasik

15.

Textile Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Bangalore

16.

Ichalkaranji Janata Sahakari Bank Ltd.

Kolhapur

17.

The Sarvodaya Sahakari Bank Ltd.

Surat

18.

Surat National Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Surat

19.

Solapur Nagari Audyogik Sahakari Bank Niy.

Solapour

20.

The Bharat Co-operatives Bank (Mumbai) Ltd.

Mumbai

21.

The Gujarat Industrial Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Surat

22.

Prime Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Surat

23.

The Nasik Merchants Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Nashik

24.

Apna Sahakari Bank Ltd.

Mumbai

25.

Dombivili Nagari Sahkari Bank Ltd.

Mumbai

26.

The Surat District Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Surat

27.

The Zoroastrian Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Mumbai

28.

Parasik Janata Sahakari Bank Ltd.

Thane

29.

The Varchha Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Surat

30.

Shree Warana Sahakari Bank Ltd.

Warnanagar

31.

Jalgaon Janata Sahakari Bank

Jalgaon

32.

The Kapol Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Surat

33.

The Shirpur Peoples Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Shirpur((Dhule)

34.

Rajkot Nagarik Sahakari Bank Ltd.

Surat

35.

Shri Veershaiv Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Kolhapur

36.

The Panchsheel Mercantile Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Surat

37.

The Dhule Vikas Sahakari Bank Ltd.

Dhule

38.

The Ichalkaranji Urban Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Ichalkaranji(Kolhapur)

39.

The Udhna Citizen Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Surat

40.

The Vita Merchants Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Vita(Sangli)

* The above Urban Co-operative Banks will have to sign a “General Agreement” with either of the nodal agencies i.e. the SIDBI or the NABARD for claiming reimbursement of capital subsidy under the CLCSS.

•  Other Govt. Agencies

The National Small Industries Corporation Ltd. (NSIC)

National Bank for Agriculture & Rural Development( NABARD)

List of Primary Lending Institutions for the CLCSS

Sl. No

Name of the State

State Serial

Name of the PLI

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Haryana

( 1 SCB, 5 CCBs, 1 SCARDB, 1 PCARDB, 2 RRBs)

1

Haryana State Cooperative Apex Bank Ltd. Chandigarh

2

Haryana SCARDB, Ltd, Chandigarh

3

The Panipat Central Cooperative Bank Ltd, Panipat

4

The Kaithal PCARDB Ltd, Kaithal

5

Karnal DCCB Ltd.

6

Bhiwani DCCB Ltd. 

7

Sangrur DCCB Ltd.

8

Yamunanagar DCCB Ltd.

9

Hissar Sirsa Kshetriya Gramin Bank

10

Gurgaon Gramin Bank

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

Punjab

(1 SCB, 6 CCBs, 1 SCARDB, 1 PCARDB, 2 RRBs)

1

The Punjab State Cooperative Bank Ltd, Chandigarh

2

The Punjab State Cooperative Agri Development Bank, Ltd, Chandigarh

3

The Nawanshahr Central Cooperative Bank Ltd, Nawanshahr

4

Patiala Central Cooperative Bank

5

Sangrur Dist Central cooperative Bank Ltd

6

Jalandhar Dist Central Cooperative Bank Ltd

7

Amritsar Dist Central Cooperative Bank, Ltd

8

Ludhiana Dist Central Coop Bank Ltd

9

The Ghannaur PCARDB, Ltd, Ghannaur

10

Malwa Gramin Bank

11

Punjab Gramin Bank (merger of Gurdaspur Amritsar Kshetriya Gramin Bank, Shivalik Kshetriya Gramin Bank, Kapurthala-Ferozepur Kshetriya Gramin Bank)

22

23

24

25

Himachal Pradesh

(1CCB, 1 PCARDB, 2 RRBs)

1

The Kangra Central Cooperative Bank, Ltd, Kangra

2

The Kangra PCARDB Ltd, Kangra

3

Himachal Gramin Bank

4

Parvatiya Gramin Bank

26

Jammu & Kashmir

(1 CCB)

1

The Baramulla Central Cooperative Bank Ltd, Baramulla

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

Uttar Pradesh

(1 SCARDB, 1 CCB, 6 RRBs)

1

UP Sahakari Gram Vikash Bank, Ltd

2

The Muzaffarnagar Dist Central Cooperative Bank, Ltd,

3

Vidur Gramin Bank

4

Shahjahanpur Kshetriya Gramin Bank

5

Avadh Gramin Bank

6

Bareilly Gramin Bank

7

Prathama Gramin Bank

8

Kashi Gomti Samyut Gramin Bank

35

36

37

Uttaranchal

(3 RRBs)

1

Pithoragarh Kshetriya Gramin Bank

2

Alaknanda Gramin Bank

3

Nainital Almora Kshetriya Gramin Bank

38

Jharkhand

(1 CCB)

1

The Dhanbad Dist Central Cooperative Bank

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

West Bengal

(4CCBs, 1 PCARDB, 2 RRBs)

1

The Vidyasagar Central Cooperative Bank Ltd, Vidyasagar

2

Bankura Dist Central Coop Bank Ltd, Bankura

3

Burdhaman Dist Central Coop Bank Ltd, Burdhaman

4

Hoogly DCCB Ltd

5

The Ghatal PCARDB, Ltd, Ghatal

6

Gaur Gramin Bank

7

Sagar Gramin Bank

47

48

Orissa

(1 SCB, 1 CCB)

1

The Orissa State Cooperative Bank, Ltd, Bhubaneswar

2

The Koraput Central Cooperative Bank, Ltd, Koraput

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

56

57

Andhra Pradesh

(1 CCB, 8 RRBs)

1

The Eluru Dist Central cooperative Bank, Eluru

2

Shri Venkateshwar Gramin Bank

3

Chaitanya Gramin Bank

4

Pinakini Gramin Bank

5

Rayalseema Gramin Bank

6

Sree Anantha Graeen Bank

7

Kanakdurga Gramin Bank

8

Manjira Gramin Bank

9

Godavari Gramin Bank

58

59

60

61

Rajasthan

(1 CCB, 1 PCARDB, 2 RRBs)

1

The Sikar Central Cooperative Bank, Ltd, Sikar

2

The Chittorgarh PCARDB, Ltd, Chittorgarh

3

Jaipur Nagaur Anchalik Gramin Bank

4

Baroda Rajasthan Grameena Bank

62

63

64

65

Gujarat

(2 CCBs, 2 RRBs)

1

Shri Rajkot Dist Central Cooperative Bank Ltd, Rajkot

2

The Amreli Jilla Madhya Sahakari bank, Maryadit, Amreli

3

Jamnagar Gramin Bank

4

Dena Gujarat Gramina Bank ( new RRB formed by amalgamation of Kutch Gramin Bank, Banaskantha- Mehsana GB, Sabarkantha Gandhinagar GB)

66

Maharashtra

( 1 CCB)

1

The Satara Dist Central Cooperative Bank

67

68

69

Madhya Pradesh

(1 CCB, 1 PCARDB, 1 RRB)

1

The Khargone Jilla Sahakari Bank, Maryadit, Khargone

2

The Indore Jilla Krishi aur Gramin Vikas Bank Maryadit

3

Vidisha Bhopal Kshetriya Gramin Bank

70

71

72

73

74

75

76

77

Karnataka

(2 CCBs, 2 PCARDBs, 4 RRBs)

1

The Kodagu Dist Central Cooperative Bank Ltd, Medikeri8

2

The Bijapur Dist Central Cooperative Bank

3

The Honnavar PCARDB ltd, Honnavar

4

The Channagiri PCARDB ltd, Channagiri

5

Krishna Gramin Bank

6

Pragati Gramin Bank(new RRB formed by amalgamation of TungabhadraGrameena Bank, Chitradurga Grameena Bank, Sahyadri Grameena Bank, Kolar Grameena Bank )

7

Karnataka Vikas Grameena Bank (new RRB formed by amalgamation of Malaprabha Gramin Bank, Netravati Gramin Bank, Bijapur Gramin Bank, Varada Gramin Bank )

8

Visvesvaraya Gramin Bank

78

79

80

81

Tamil Nadu

(1 CCB, 1 PCARDB, 2 RRBs)

1

The Dharmapuri Central Cooperative Bank, Ltd, Dharmapuri

2

The Perundurai PCARDB, Ltd

3

Adhiyaman Gramin Bank

4

Pandyan Gramin Bank

82

Pondicherry

(1 SCB)

1

The Pondicherry State Cooperative Bank Ltd, Pondicherry

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

92

93

94

95

96

97

98

99

100

101

102

103

104

105

106

107

Kerala

(1 SCARDB, 1 CCB, 21 PCARDBs, 2 RRBs)

1

The Kerala State Cooperative Agri & Rural Development Bank Ltd, Thiruvananthapuram

2

The Kannur Dist Central Cooperative Bank, ltd, Kannur

3

The Irinjalakuda PCARDB Ltd, Irinjalakuda

4

Neyyattinkara PCARDB Ltd

5

Kilimanoor PCARDB Ltd

6

Palode PCARDB Ltd

7

Kottayam PCARDB Ltd

8

Meenachil PCARDB Ltd

9

Malanad PCARDB Ltd

10

Peerumade PCARDB Ltd

11

Thodupuzha PCARDB Ltd

12

Muvvathupuzha PCARDB Ltd

13

Ernakulam PCARDB Ltd

14

Kayayannur PCARDB Ltd

15

Palakkad PCARDB Ltd

16

Alathur PCARDB Ltd

17

Chittur PCARDB Ltd

18

Ottapalam PCARDB Ltd

19

Mannarkkad PCARDB Ltd

20

Mozhikode PCARDB Ltd

21

Badagara PCARDB Ltd

22

Quilandy PCARDB Ltd

23

Thaliparamba PCARDB Ltd

24

North Malabar Gramin Bank

25

South Malabar Gramin Bank

108

Chhatishgarh

( 1 RRB)

1

Durg Rajnandgaon Gramin Bank

109

Goa (1 SCB)

1

Goa State Cooperative Bank

110

111

112

113

114

115

116

Commercial Banks

1

Allahabad Bank

2

Indian Bank

3

Punjab National Bank

4

Punjab & Sind Bank

5

State Bank of India

6

State Bank of Patiala

7

The Nainital Bank Ltd

117

8

The South Indian Bank Ltd

118

9

Karnataka Bank Ltd.

119

10

United Bank of India

120

11

Syndicate Bank

 

 

APPENDIX –III

(To be stamped as an Agreement)

Agreement for Financial Assistance under Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme for Technology Upgradation of the Small Scale Industries(CLCSS)

This Agreement made at………………………………………..on this …………….day of………………… in the year Two thousand………………………………….between M/s……………………………………a Public/Private Limited Company/Proprietary concern, incorporated under the Companies Act of 1956 and having its Registered Office at………………….and being an industrial concern hereinafter called the Beneficiary(which expression shall unless repugnant to the context or meaning thereof include its successors and assigns) of the One Part:

OR

FOR PARTNERSHIP FIRM

(i) Shri…….son of……….aged…….. years residing at………………………………………………

(ii) Shri…….son of……….aged…….. years residing at………………………………………………

(iii) (i) Shri…….son of……….aged…….. years residing at…………………………………………

carrying on business in partnership in the firm name and style of……………..and having their office at…..(herinafter referred to as ‘Beneficiary' which expression shall, unless it be repugnant to the subject or context thereof, include its/his/her/their legal representatives, heirs, administrators, successors and assigns) of the One part.

AND

……………………………………………….(hereinafter referred to as the financing institution/bank/which expression shall unless repugnant to the context or meaning thereof include its successors and assigns) of the Other part.

WHEREAS

1. The Government of India appointed _____________________ as Nodal Agency (hereinafter referred to as the Agent) for channelising Credit Linked Capital Subsidy for Technology Upgradation of the Small Scale Industries under Ministry of SSI & ARI, Govt. of India (hereinafter referred to as “ the Scheme”) and permitting the financial institution/ bank under the scheme for claiming capital subsidy on the term loan sanctioned and disbursed by financing institution/ bank to the beneficiary.

2. The beneficiary has requested the financing institution/bank for providing assistance under the Scheme to the extent of Rs…….(Rupees……………….only) for setting up a project under small scale industries, which the financing institution/bank has agreed to lend in proportion to the investment made or to be made in purchase of machineries for technology upgradation programme by the Beneficiary as per terms and conditions provided in the Agreement executed between the financing institution/bank and the Beneficiary.

3. The Agent has agreed to act as nodal agency for Government of India for channelising disbursement of capital subsidy sanctioned to the Beneficiary by the financing institution /bank, and the parties hereto desire to enter into an agreement for the said purpose, being these presents providing for the terms hereinafter appearing.

NOW THESE PRESENTS WITNESS AND IT IS HEREBY AGREED BY AND BETWEEN THE PARTIES HERETO AS FOLLOWS:

1. The Beneficiary, hereby , covenants:

a) That the Beneficiary will comply with and faithfully observe all terms and conditions of the said Scheme and also all the subsequent amendments and modifications and additions thereto together with the conditions of the sanction of the said financial assistance.

b) That the Beneficiary will allow the officers of the Agent and/or the Government of India or any other person or persons authorized, by the Agent or by Government of India or by the Governing & Technology Approval Board(GTAB) to inspect the work for which the capital subsidy has been granted and also the machines, plant, appliances, tools, equipments, etc. for the procuring of which the subsidy has been granted and will furnish such information concerning the machines, plant implements, etc., for procuring of which the capital subsidy has been granted or concerning the matter connected with the capital subsidy or incidental thereto as the Agent or the GTAB or their nominees may, from time to time require.

c) That the Beneficiary will not change the place or location of the industrial unit entirely or partly, nor enter into partnership with any one, or change its constitution by merger, amalgamation or in any manner nor the Beneficiary effect disposal of fixed capital investment without the express prior permission of the Agent in writing.

d) The Beneficiary unit shall remain in commercial production for a period of at least three years after installation of eligible plant and machinery on which subsidy under CLCSS has been obtained, otherwise, the entire amount of subsidy along with the interest to be charged from the date of disbursal to the date of refund will have to be refunded by the Beneficiary unit. This is except in cases where the unit remains out of production for short periods not exceeding three months due to reasons beyond its control such as shortage of raw material / power, etc. to the satisfaction of the lending institution / concerned PLI.

2. It is further hereby agreed and declared by and between the parties hereto, that in any of the following cases, namely,

a) where the Beneficiary has obtained the capital subsidy by misrepresentation as to an essential fact, or by furnishing of false information; or,

b) where the Beneficiary fails to furnish the prescribed statement or information which it is called upon to furnish,

If the Beneficiary commits breach of any one of the covenants herein contained or of the terms and conditions of the Scheme as amended from time to time, the Beneficiary shall refund the same forthwith to the financing institution/bank together with interest at the then prevailing prime lending rate of financing institution/bank.

3. The interpretation/clarification/decision of agent or GTAB regarding the eligibility, subsidy and any other benefits of a unit/borrower under the Scheme, either before or after release of the loan facility by the financing institution/bank shall be binding on the beneficiary and the beneficiary will not raise any objection either against agent/financing institution/ bank.

4. It is hereby further agreed and declared that the stamp duty chargeable on these presents, shall be paid and borne by the Beneficiary and that the Beneficiary will also be liable to bear the expenses, if any, incurred by enforcing the terms and conditions of these presents.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Beneficiary has caused its common seal to be affixed hereto and to duplicate hereof on the day, month and year first hereinabove written and the financing institution/bank has caused these presents and the said duplicate to be executed by the hand of Shri……………(Name & Designation) of bank, as hereinafter appearing.

THE COMMON SEAL OF……………………………………………………………………………………

LIMITED has pursuant to the Resolution of its Board of Directors passed in that behalf on the…..day of ….hereunto been affixed in the presence of Shri ……….and Shri…….Shri……, Director who have signed these presents in token thereof and Shri…….Secretary*/Authorised* person who has signed/countersigned the same in token thereof.

SIGNED AND DELIVERED BY the within named bank by the hand of Shri……..(Name & Designation), an authorized official of financing institution/bank.

OR

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the partners of the Beneficiary have set their respective hand hereto and to a duplicate hereof on the day, month and year first hereinabove written and bank has caused these presents and the said duplicate to be executed by the hand of Shri……..(Name & Designation) of financing institution/Bank as hereinafter appearing.

1)* SIGNED AND DELIVERED BY the within named Shri…………………….Partner of……………..the within named Partnership Firm.

2)* SIGNED AND DELIVERED BY the within named …………By the hand of Shri…………….in pursuance to the Board Resolution dated and common seal has been affixed in presence of Shri…………..who has signed in token thereof.

SIGNED AND DELIVERED BY the within named FI/NSIC/Bank/SFC by the hand of Shri……………..authorised official.

(*whichever is applicable).

Note: Relevant Board Resolution authorizing the person(s) to execute the document on behalf of the Beneficiary has to be submitted with the Agreement.

 

APPENDIX-IV

Application form for assistance under Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme for Technology Upgradtion of the Small Scale Industries(CLCSS)

(To be submitted in triplicate, Photocopies may be used)

1. Name of the firm/company…………………………………………………………………………

2.Constitution (Proprietary concern, partnership firm, Pvt. Ltd. Co., Public Ltd. Co., Co-op. Societies)

3.Name(s) of sole proprietor/partners/directors……………………………………………… ………………… …………………………………………………… …………………… ……………………….

4. Category of borrower(women entrepreneur, SC/ST, Physically handicapped, Ex-servicemen, etc.)

5.Registered Office Address ………………………………………………………………Pin……………………………….

Phone No.……………………………………………………….Fax……………………………….

E-mail…………………………… …………………………… ………………………………….

6. Factory Address…………………………… …………………………………………….Pin………

Phone………………………………… …………………… Fax……………………………….

E-mail……………………………… ………………… …………………………………………

7. Location of factory – Backward or Non-backward area…………………………………….

8. Date of incorporation/commencement of production………………………………………..

9. Product(s)/Sub-sector…………………………………… ……………………………………..

10.Installed capacity………………… ………… …………………………… …………………….

11. Past Performance (for last three years on the basis of audited balance sheets – in respect of existing units. In respect of new units projections for next three years may be given).
(a) Financial position

(Rs. In lakh)

   

Financial Year

(Y-1)

Financial Year

(Y-2)

Financial Year

(Y-3)

I

Net block

     

II

Current assets

     

III

Current liabilities

     

IV

Term Loan

     

V

Share Capital

     

VI

Reserve & Surplus

(less accumulated losses)

     

VII

Networth-(V+VI)

     

(b) Working results

(Rs. In Lakh)

   

Financial Year

(Y-1)

Financial Year

(Y-2)

Financial Year

(Y-3)

I

Total Sales

     

II

Gross profit(Before interest & depreciation)

     

III

Depreciation

     

IV

Interest

     

V

Operating Profit

     

VI

Net Profit(after tax)

     

12. Total cost of scheme(as approved by Bank/FI)(Rs. in lakh)

13. Total Sources of funding (as approved by Bank/FI) (Rs. in lakh)

Term Loan………………………………………………………

Add share capital ……………………………………………….

Internal accruals…………………………………………………

Capital Subsidy …………………………………………………

14. Time frame for completion of the project……………………….

15. Incremental benefits from implementation of the project(indicate in terms of capacity utilization, increased sales, exports, reduction in cost of production, increase in productivity, quality upgradation, attainment of pollution standards – give quantitative results).

16. List of eligible plant and machinery along with their detailed specifications, rates, quantities and total value for which subsidy under CLCSS is claimed.

DECLARATION

I/We, hereby declare that the information given above and the statement and other papers enclosed are to the best of our knowledge and belief are true and correct.

Place: Signature(s)
Date: Name and designation
  Seal of the company

 

SMALL INDUSTRIES DEVELOPMENT BANK OF INDIA

ADDRESSES OF OFFICES

HEAD OFFICE

SIDBI TOWER,

15, ASHOK MARG,

LUCKNOW – 226 001

TEL : (0522) 2288547 / 2288550

REGIONAL OFFICES

Kolkata
11, Dr. U.N. Brahmachari Street,
8 th Floor,
Opp. La Martiniere Girls School,
Kolkata – 700 017.
Tel. : 2280 1382, 2280, 1228,
2240 4183, 22404228,
Fax: (033) 22404093
Guwahati
IDBI Building, 2 nd & 3 rd Floor,
Opp. Sentinel Press,
G.S. Road,
Tel. : 252 4020/2457102
Fax: (0361) 2529545
New Delhi
Ground Floor, Videocon Tower,
E-1, Rani Jhansi Road,
Jhandewalan Extension,
New Delhi – 110 055
Tel. : 23682473 – 77
Fax: (011) 23682461, 23682464
Chennai
480, Anna Salai,
P.B. No. 1312,
Nandanam,
Chennai – 600 035
Tel. : 24361893, 24330286
24330964, 24342176
Fax : (044) 24340348
Mumbai
SME Development Centre
C-11, G-Block, Bandra Kurla Complex
Bandra(E)
Mumbai – 400 051.
Tel. : (022) 55531100 }
Fax : (022) 55531202
BRANCH OFFICES
Agartala
B.K. Chowmuhani,
Krishna Nagar, 1 & 11 Floors,
Harish Thakur Road,
Agartala – 799 001
Tripura
Tel: 2323320, 2311632
Fax: (0381) 2323320

Ahmedabad
Navijivan Amrit Jayanthi Bhawan
Post Bag No. 10,
Navjivan PO,
Ahmedabad – 380 014
Tel : 27543062-67}
Fax : (079) 27541086
Aizawl
Mardin Tuikhuahtiang,
Aizwal – 796 001, Mizoram Ist Floor,
Tel : 2323424, 2311504
Fax : (0389) 2323424

 

 

 Aurangabad
Jeevan Suman, LIC Building
Plot No. 3, N-5,
Near CIDCO Office Town Centre,
Post Box No. 675,
Aurangabad – 431 003
Tel : 2472494
Fax : (0240) 2472266
Andheri
Samruddhi venture park,
Upper Ground Floor,
MIDC Industrial Area,
Andheri (East)
Mumbai- 400093
Tel. 28353062, Fax(022- 28329602)

Baddi
No. 32-36, Basanti Bagh, Sai Road
Baddi- Distt. Solan( HP)
Tel- (01795) 247385
Fax-(01795) 247385

Ambattur
207 AIEMA Tower, 2 nd Floor,
Ist Main Road
Ambattur Industrial Estate,
Ambattur, Chennai-600 058

 

Bangalore
Khanija Bhavan,
5 th Floor, East Wing,
49, Race Course,
Bangalore – 560 001
TEL : 22207227 – 30
Fax : (080) 22207179

Baroda
Ist Floor, Landmark Building,
Race Course Circle,
Post Box NO. 3711,
Baroda – 390 007
Tel : 2338679, 2338611, 2310797
Fax : (0265) 2338680

Bhopal
Shikhar Varta Building
3 rd Floor, Press Complex,
Maharana Pratap Nagar, Zone – 1,
P.B. No. 24, Bhopal – 462 011.
Tel : 2760393, 2552491
Fax : (0755) 2555838

Bhubaneswar
OCHC Building (4 th Floor),
Near Ram Mandir, Janpath,
Bhubaneswar – 751 001
Tel : 2404854, 2405278
Fax : (0674) 2404476
Chandigarh
SCO 145-146, 1, 11 & 111 Floors,
Sector 17C, P.B. No. 92,
Chandigarh – 160 017
Tel : 5000654
Fax : (0172) 5000650

 

 Coimbatore
Gowtham Centre,
1055/7, Avanashi Road,
Post Box No. 4033,
Coimbatore – 641 018
Tel : 2213684, 2210279, 2213896
Fax : (0422) 2211926
Dehradun
International Trade Centre,
2 nd Floor, 59/4, Rajpur Road,
Dehradun – 248 001
Tel : 2743119
Fax : (0135) 2742288

Dimapur
IDC House, Kohima Road,
Post Box No. 45,
Dimapur – 797 112
Tel : 225641
Fax : (03862) 225641

Faridabad
NH-5, R/2,
Neelam Badshah Khan Road,
N.I.T., Faridabad – 121 001
Tel : 2414419
Fax : (0129) 2414392

 

 Gangtok
Ragasha Building,
Nam – Nam Road,
Gangtok – 737 101
Sikkim
Tel : 203028
Fax : (03592) 203028

Gurgaon
Udyog Minar
Ground Floor,
Vanijya Nikunj,
Udyog Vihar, Phase-V,
Gurgaon 122 001
Tel- 2349487
Fax- ( 0124) 2349487

 
Hyderabad
101,
Saifabad, Building,
Post Box No. 130,
Hyderabad – 500 004
Tel : 23234454, 23210247,23231344
Fax : (040) 23236870

Imphal
Hermitage Office Complex Imphal Urban Co-op. Bank
M.G. Avenue,
Post Box No. 14,
Imphal – 795 001
Manipur
Tel : 2221878
Fax : (0385) 2221878

Indore
Commerce House, Ist Floor,
7, Race Course Road,
New Palasia
Indore – 452 001
Tel : 2435337, 435338
Fax : (0731) 2538025

Itanagar
Injo's Complex, Ist Floor,
VIP Road, Bank Tinali,
Itanagar – 791 111
Arunachal Pradesh.
Tel : 2211822, 2214749
Fax : (0360) 2211822

Jaipur
Ist & 2 nd Floors, Umrao Complex,
Sansar Chandra Road,
Post Bog No. 46,
Jaipur – 302 001
Tel : 2364792, 2363860, 2364614
Fax : (0141) 2363890

Jammu
OB-26, “Grid Bhawan”.
Ground Floor, Post Box No. 21
Rail Head Complex,
Jammu – 180 012.
Tel : 2474306
Fax : (0191) 2474305
Jamshedpur Kanpur
Shantiniketan Building, Ist Floor,
Main Road, Bistupur,
Jamshedpur – 831 001
Tel:2 426140
Fax : (0657) 2426140

Kanpur
Krishna Tower, Ist Floor,
15/63, Civil Lines,
Kanpur – 208 001.
Tel : 2303069, 2303324, 2303325
Fax : (0152) 2303294

Jalandhar
Uppar Ground Floor,
Hotel Centre Point,
BMC Chowk, Jalandhar
Tel 5061241
Fax(0181) 5061241

 

Kochi
Mercy Estate, 2 nd Floor,
Ravipuram, Post Box No. 1672,
M.G. Road,
Kochi – 682 015
Tel : 2366367, 2366688, 2382493
Fax : (0484) 2374994

Ludhiana
SCO 16 & 17, 1 ST Floor ,
Dholewai Chowk, G.T. Road,
Opposite Ludhiana Stock Exchange,
Ludhiana – 141 001
Tel : 2775760-61
Fax : (0161) 2535766

Lucknow
SIDBI Tower,
Ground Floor,
No. 15, Ashok Marg,
Lucknow- 226 001

 

Nagpur
6 th Floor, Usha Complex,
345, Kingsway,
Nagpur – 440 001
Tel : 2553201
Fax : (0712) 2553202

Panaji
EDC House, 6 th Floor,
Dr. Atmaram Borkar Road,
Panji – 403 001, Goa,
Tel : 2462939
Fax : (0832) 2461900

Nashik
Ist Floor, Pingle Complex,
Opp kulkarni Garden,
Sharanpur Road,
Nashik 422 002
Tel 5607853

Noida
C-60, Sector-2, Noida 201301(UP)
Tel 2545790
Fax(0120) 2545790
Patna
Hotel Minar Building, Part II,
2 nd Floor, Exhibition Road,
Post Bag No. 220,
Patna – 800 001.
Tel : 2230053, 2230054
Fax : (0612) 2230915

Pondicherry
Ist Floor,
99, Ambalathadayar Madam Street, Post Box No. 113,
Pondicherry – 605 001
Tel : 2332324, 2221006
Fax : (0413) 2339040

Pune
Suryakiran Hotel Building,
Ist Floor, C-8,
Mumbai Pune Road,
Chinchwad, Pune – 411 019.
Tel : 7474333, 7476043, 7463230
Fax : (020) 7474555

Raipur
2 nd Floor, Chawla Complex,
Devendra Nagar Road,
Sai Nagar,
Raipur – 492 009
Tel : 2527797, 2523733
Fax : (0771) 2523732

Rajkot
Ist Floor, “Nirmal”
17 Ram Krishna Nagar Corner
Opp Commissioner Bangalow
Off Yagnik Road
Rajkot

 
Ranchi
1 st Floor, 20,
Near Rajender Chowk,
Ranchi – 834 002
Tel : 2308686
Fax : (0651) 2308433

 

 Shillong
Chabaya Main Road,
Doranda M.G. Road,
Post Box No. 101,
Meghalaya
Tel : 222639, 502267
Fax : (0364) 222639

Surat
U31-37
Megh Mayur Plaza
Surat- Dumas Road
Parle Point, Surat 395007

 

Shimla
Jeevan Jyoti Block No. 1&2,
Lala Lajpat Rai Chowk,
The Mali,
Shimla – 171 001
Tel : 2812582, 2811970
Fax : (0177) 2811392

Tirupur
1 st Floor,
Tirupur Regulated MarketComplex
P.B. No. 58, Palladam Road,
Tirupur – 641 601
Tel : 241894, 208073
Fax : (0421) 241891

Thane
102, R.M. Pride Building, Ram Murti Road,
Thane(West)- 400602
Tel – 25391298
Fax (022) 25391298

 

Varanasi
3 rd Floor, Anant Complex,
D-64/132 – K. Sigra,
Varanasi - 221 010
Tel : 223948, 223465
Fax : (0542) 224193

Visakhapatnam
Door No. 47-15-5,
Gupta Buildings, 2 nd Floor,
Daimond Park Road,
Visakhapatnam – 530 016
Tel : 2568946
Fax : (0891) 2540303.
   

NATIONAL BANK FOR AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT

HEAD OFFICE

Plot No.C-24, 'G' Block, Bandra-Kurla Complex,

Post Box No.8121, Bandra (E),

MUMBAI - 400 051 .

Tel 022-26530004, Fax-022-26530082

Addresses of Regional Offices / Sub Office

Tripura R.O. (Agartala)
General Manager
Palace Compound (East), Uzirbari Road,
Tripura Regional Office, Post Box No. 9,

Agartala – 799 001.
Tel: 0381 - 2224125, 2202378
Fax: 0381 – 2224125

Gujarat R.O. (Ahmedabad)
Chief General Manager,
Gujarat Regional Office, NABARD Tower,
Opp. Municipal Garden, P.B. No. 8,
Usmanpura, Ahmedabad – 380 013
Tel: 079 - 27551959
Fax: 079 – 27551584

Mizoram R.O. (Aizawal)
Officer-in-Charge,
Mizoram Regional Office,

Ramhlun Road (North), Bawngkawn,

Aizawal – 796 012, Mizoram.
Tel: 0389 – 2340815
Fax: 0389 – 2340815

Karnataka R.O. (Bangalore)
Chief General Manager,
Karnataka Regional Office,

113/1, Jeevan Prakash Annexe,

J.C. Road, P.B. No. 29,

Bangalore – 560 002.
Tel: 080 – 22223125
Fax: 080 – 22222148

Madhya Pradesh R.O. (Bhopal)
Chief General Manager,
Madhya Pradesh Regional Office,

E-5, Arera Colony, Bittan Market,
P.O Ravishankar Nagar, P.B. No. 513,
Bhopal – 462 016.
Tel: 0755–2464775
Fax: 0755–2466188

Orissa R.O. (Bhubaneswar)
Chief General Manager
Orissa Regional Office,

Ankur, 2/1, Nayapalli, Civic Centre,
P.B. No. 179,
Bhubaneswar – 751 015.
Tel: 0674–2553884

Fax: 0674–2552019

Punjab and Haryana R.O. (Chandigarh)
Chief General Manager,
Punjab and Haryana Regional Office,

Plot. No. 3, Sector 34-A, P.B. No. 7,
Chandigarh – 160 022.
Tel: 0172–5046700
Fax: 0172–5046702

Tamil Nadu R.O. (Chennai)
Dr. Prakash Bakshi
Chief General Manager,

Tamil Nadu Regional Office,

105–106, 48 Mahatma Gandhi Road,

P.B. No. 6074, Nungambakkam,
Chennai – 600 034.
Tel: 044 – 28276088
Fax: 044 – 28275732

Uttaranchal R.O. (Dehradun)
Chief General Manager, Uttaranchal Regional Office
2nd Floor, Hotel Sunrise Building, 113/2, Rajpur Road,
Dehradun - 248001
Tel: 0135-2748611
Fax: 0135-2748610

Nagaland R.O. (Dimapur)
Deputy General Manager,

Nagaland Regional Office
Nagaland State Co-op. Bank Bldg.,
Opp. Fire Station,

Dimapur – 797 112, Nagaland.
Tel: 03862 – 227040

Fax: 03862 – 227040

Sikkim R.O. (Gangtok)
Deputy General Manager, Sikkim Regional Office
Om Niwas, Church Road, P.B. No. 46,
Gangtok - 737 101.
Tel: 03592 – 203015
Fax: 03592 – 203015

Assam R.O. (Guwahati)
Chief General Manager, Assam Regional Office
Lakshmi Bhawan, Dr J C Das Road,
Panbazar. P.B. No. 81,
Guwahati – 781 001.
Tel: 0361 – 2540873
Fax: 0361 – 2541131

Andhra Pradesh R.O. (Hyderabad)
Chief General Manager,

Andhra Pradesh Regional Office
1-1-61, R.T.C ‘X' Road
Musheerabad, P.B. No. 1863
Hyderabad – 500 020.
Tel: 040–27612640
Fax: 040–27611829

Manipur R.O. (Imphal)
Deputy General Manager,

Manipur Regional Office
89/686, Lalambung, RIMS Road,
Lamphelpat, Imphal – 795 004,
Manipur.
Tel: 0385 – 2410706
Fax: 0385 – 2416191

Arunachal Pradesh R.O. (Itanagar)
General Manager
Arunachal Pradesh Regional Office,

VIP Road, Bank Tinali,
P.B. No. 133, Itanagar – 791 111,
Arunachal Pradesh.
Tel: 0360 – 2215967
Fax: 0360 – 2212675

Rajasthan R.O. (Jaipur)
Chief General Manager,
Rajasthan Regional Office,

3, Nehru Place, Tonk Road,
P.B. No. 104,
Jaipur – 302 015.
Tel: 0141–2740821
Fax: 0141–2742161

Jammu & Kashmir R.O. (Jammu)
Chief General Manager, J&K Regional Office
B-2, 4th Floor, South Block Bahu Plaza Complex, P.B. No. 2,
Jammu – 180 012.
Tel: 0191 –2472355
Fax: 0191 –2472337

West Bengal R.O. (Kolkata)
Chief General Manager,
West Bengal Regional Office,

Abhilasha, 2 nd Floor,
6, Royd Street, P.B. No. 9083,
Kolkata – 700 016.
Tel: 033 – 22267943
Fax: 033 – 22494507

Uttar Pradesh R.O. (Lucknow)
Chief General Manager,

Uttar Pradesh Regional Office
Commerce House, Habibullah Estate,
11, M G Marg P.B. No. 364,
Hazaratganj, Lucknow – 226 001.
Tel: 0522 – 2623644
Fax: 0522 – 2627256

New Delhi R.O. (New Delhi)
General Manager,

New Delhi Regional Office
24, Rajendra Place,
New Delhi - 110 008
Tel: 011 - 51539353
Fax: 011 - 51539187

Goa R.O. (Panaji)
General Manager,

Goa Regional Office,

302, Nizari Bhavan,
Menezes Braganza Road,
Panaji, Goa – 403 001.
Tel: 0832 – 2420053
Fax: 0832 – 2223429

Bihar R.O. (Patna)
Chief General Manager,

Bihar Regional Office
Maurya Lok Complex, Block "B", 4 & 5 Floors,
Dak Bunglow Road, P.B. No. 178,

Patna – 800 001.
Tel: 0612 – 2223985
Fax: 0612 – 2238424

Jharkhand R.O. (Ranchi)
Chief General Manager,

Jharkhand Regional Office
Kali Babu Street, Upper Bazar,
Ranchi - 834001
Tel: 0651-2208647
Fax: 0651-2209107

Meghalaya R.O. (Shillong)
Officer-in-Charge,

Meghalaya Regional Office
Dipu Cottage, Upper Lachaumiere,
Shillong – 793001.
Tel: 0364 – 2501518
Fax: 0364 – 2227463

Himachal Pradesh R.O. (Shimla)
Chief General Manager,
Himachal Pradesh Regional Office,

Block No.32, S D A Commercial Complex,
Dev Nagar, Kusumpti,
Shimla – 171 009,
Himachal Pradesh.
Tel: 0177–2622258
Fax: 0177–2622271

Kerala R.O. (Thiruvananthapuram)
Chief General Manager,

Kerala Regional Office
Post Box No. 5613,
Punnen Road, Statue Junction,
Thiruvananthapuram – 695 039.
Tel: 0471 – 2323859
Fax: 0471 – 2324358

Sub Office

Port Blair
Officer-in-Charge,
Kannada Sangha Building, Ground Floor,
18, Tagore Road, Head Post Office,
Port Blair – 744 101.
Tel: 03192 – 233308
Fax: 03192 – 237696

Srinagar Cell
Officer-in-Charge,
Main Gate of Amar Singh College, Gogjibagh,
Srinagar – 190 008.
Tel: 0194 –2310280

Fax: 0194-2310280 / 2310479

 

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Subsidy under scheme of CLCSS on Pressure die casting machine
Hitesh Patel | Fri Mar 13 11:03:55 2015
I want to purchase Pressure die casting machine. Is the scheme of CLCSS is still effective? My i mail id:- hitesh12patel@gmail.com


CLCSS Subsidy cases looking after by SBI Br. ?
Govind Agarwal | Wed Feb 1 14:04:57 2012
Which Branch of SBI is looking after CLCSS Subsidy Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme cases of Rajasthan ? My email is govind2023@gmail.com

  Re: CLCSS Subsidy cases looking after by SBI Br. ?
Mr. unknown | Fri Jan 10 11:05:45 2014
SBI, Commercial branch, TUFS Cell, Fort, branch is sanctioning authority which is designated as Nodal branch for sanction & disbursements of fund for cases financed by SBI


Subsidy
Suryakanth | Thu Oct 27 06:03:22 2011
I need 25lakh Loan for Buying Machinery for setup a Interior Factory, what will be the percentage of subsidy given by you. reach@greenfurnishing.in

  Re: Subsidy
Mr. unknown | Fri Jan 10 11:11:55 2014
15% under CLCSS scheme


Claiming subsidy under CLCSS schem
GN Visva kumar | Thu Jun 30 03:47:29 2011
What are all the documents to be attatched with the application and where to send the application forms

  Re: Claiming subsidy under CLCSS schem
Mr. Unknown | Fri Jan 10 11:08:42 2014
It will depend upon the bank to whom you had taken term loan because there r 9 bank which is designated as nodal bank & two major nodal bank which is NABARD & SIDBI. so first tell me the name of your bank. 


central government subsidy schemes
S.S.RAO (Mail id ) sssssrao@rediffmail.com | Sun Sep 26 10:48:38 2010
i would like to know the SUBSIDY GIVEN BY THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT - FOR THEFOLLOWING INDUSTRIES 1. FOUNDRY - CAST IRON AND SGS IRON 2. PACKED DRINKING WATER (MINERA WATER) WHAT IS THE PERCENTAGE OF SUBSIDY GIVEN BY THE CENTRAL GOVT AND WHICH DEPARTMENT HAS TO BE APPROACHED. ONLY FROM CENTRAL GOVERNMENT - S.S.RAO. PLEASE COMMUNICATE TO MAIL ID : sssssrao@rediffmail.com

  Re: central government subsidy schemes
Mr. Unknown | Fri Jan 10 11:11:22 2014
you are eligible for 15% subsidy under CLCSS scheme for Foundary-cast Iron from NABARD or SIDBI or your bank itself if they are designated nodal bank but there is no subsidy on packed drinking water yet


 
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