District Industries Centre, Angul

Introduction

1. Right to Information Act. (RTI)

i) Appellate Authority-Sri Sibashis Kanungo,OIS-I General Manager,DIC , Angul.

Ph. No.-06764-233781(O)

ii) Public Information Officer (PIO) - Sri Himansu Sekhar Sahu,OIS-II,Asst. Industries Officer, DIC, Angul.

Asst. Public Information Officer-Sri Samarendra Behera, Senior Assistant DIC, Angul.

2. How to Apply for Any Assistance to DIC, Angul

i) MSME Sector:-

a. For proposed MSME, the entrepreneurs has to file the application online for Entrepreneurs Identification Number (EIN) through the website www.msmeodisha.gov.in as decided by MSME Dept. Govt. of Odisha with effect fromNovember-2016.

b. In case of new/ existing MSME, applicant has to file application for issue of Production Certificate ( P.C.) through above website.

ii) PMEGP:-

For assistance under PMEGP applicant has to file application through online kviconline.gov.in / PMEGPeportal.

MANUAL-1

Particulars of Organization, Functions & Duties

[Section-4 (1) (b) (i)]

District Industries Centre, (DIC) Angul is functioning in its government building at Hemsurpada, Angul since 01.01.2000 after bi-furcation of the earstwhile Dhenkanal District to provide various supports & services to industrial entrepreneurs under single roof to set up MSMEs,Handicraft sector, Coir, Salt sector in the District. This office is functioning in administrative control of MSME Department, Government of Odisha, Bhubaneswar and under the supervision of Director of Industries, Odisha, Cuttack and Director of H&CI, Odisha, Bhubaneswar for MSME and H&CI respectively. Besides, this DIC is also supporting the work of OK&VIB, Bhubaneswar/Industries Department.

(b) Accounts Section:
i) DCIO in-charge of DDO.
ii) Senior Clerk-cum-Cashier: 01 No.

(c) OKVIB Section:
i) Supervisor: 01 No.
ii) U.D Assistant: Vacant

(d) MSME Section:
i) Assistant Manager
ii) Economic Investigator: Vacant
iii) IPO Head Quarter: 01 No.

iv) PIO

(e) Credit Section:
i) District Cottage Ind. Officer
ii) I.P.O Head Quarter

5. Allocation of Business:

(As mentioned in point No.4)

6. Details to be performed to achieve the Mission:

This Office is under the control & supervision of Director of Industries, Odisha, Cuttack, the General Manager, is the District in charge of the Industries sector. All the Officers & staff working in the District Office are under the supervision of the General Manager & working to achieve the mission as stated in point No.2.

7. Details of Service rendered:

(a) MSME Sector:

i) Identification of technically feasible & economically viable projects for development under MSME.
ii) Identification of potential Entrepreneurs & tagging with identified Project.
iii) Issue of Entrepreneurs memorandum Part-I in online & recommendation to different programme agency for extending various input required for implementing of the project.
iv) After gone into production, issue Entrepreneur Memorandum Part-II & provide incentives under IPR to eligible units.
v) Identification of Ancillary & down Stream Industries keeping in view the of store purchase items & availability of waste & bye products of Mega units.

(b) PMEGP:

This is a Central Govt. sponsored scheme being implemented through DIC, since 2008-09.

i) Collection of applications from the eligible candidate under the said Scheme.
ii) Selection of candidates by DTFC.
iii) Recommendation to Bank for Financial Assistance.
iv) Follow up action for grounding the projects.

(c) Cottage & Handicraft Sector:

Identification of Rural artisans & implementation of various plan & programme & such as Development of Handicraft Clusters & Rehabilitation of Handicraft Artisans.

(d) OK&VI Sector:

One Supervisor is working under the supervision of DCIO & looking after implementation of various scheme of OKVIB, recovery of Old loans, other matters relating to AMICS & other Industrial Cooperatives.

8. Citizens' Interaction:

All the entrepreneurs of Angul district & other districts interested to set up any Industrial Venture in Angul District are eligible to interact with the Officers of DIC relating to Indl. matter.

9. Postal Address of the Office:

District Industries Centre, Angul
At: Hemsurpada,
Po/Dist: Angul
Pincode: 759122

10. Working Hours:

Office Hours: 10.00 AM to 5.00 PM (Except Sunday & Govt. Holidays)
Grievance day: Each Saturday 11.00 AM to 2.00 PM (Except Govt. Holiday)

11. Public Interaction, if any:

Entrepreneurs are free to contact General Manager/ DCIO/ Asst. Manager during Office hours. Entrepreneurs may contact the Guidance Cell of the DIC in case desire to know the information on any industrial activities.

12. Grievance Redresses Mechanism:

The General Manager is in charge of the grievance Cell of the DIC. For speedy disposal of the Grievance Filed with DIC are recorded in the Grievance Register & the Steno is in-charge of the Register. Grievance petition can be filed with DIC on Saturday during 11.00 AM to 2.00 PM or meet the General Manager, personally to express the difficulties.

Activities on Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMES)

The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) contribute significantly to value addition, employment generation, exports and over all growth and development of the country's economy. Govt. of India has enacted the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 with a view to providing a comprehensive legal frame work to address the needs of both the manufacturing and the service sector MSMEs, particularly to enable the MSMEs of the country to face the emerging challengers in globalised and competitive market. The Government of India has announced an all India campaign under the National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme (NMCP) for the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises so as to withstand global and organized competition and to thrive through better technologies and skills. The Govt. of Odisha has also notified Industrial Policy Resolution-2007 (IPR-2007) which provides specific fiscal as well as non-fiscal interventions to develop the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises of the State.

The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises play a major role in broad, basing the industrial growth and augmenting employment opportunities, revenue, exports and economic growth. However, the MSMEs of the country as well as the state suffer from typical weakness and problems and have specific needs and requirements. In order to address such problems, needs and requirements of MSMEs of the State in a focused manner and for their revival and development, Govt. of Odisha has declared a policy as "ORISSA MSME DEVELOPMENT POLICY, 2009".
Objectives :-

i. To catalyze setting up of new MSMEs.

ii. To maximize growth of existing MSMEs.

iii. To arrest sickness of MSMEs

iv. To revive sick MSMEs.

v. To broad base the growth of MSMEs in all potential sectors of economy

vi. To provide opportunities to local entrepreneurial talent.

vii. To maximize avenues for employment generation.

viii. To make focused effort for sustainable and inclusive industrial growth aiming at balanced regional development.

ix. To promote entrepreneurial spirit amongst the educated youth.

x. To enhance the contribution of MSMEs in manufacturing and services sector of the State's economy.

Ceiling limits of MSME:-

i) Micro Enterprise:-

a) Manufacturing Activities : Investment in Plant and Machineries up to Rs.25.00 lakhs.

b) Servicing Activities :Investment in Plant and Machinery up to Rs.10.00 lakhs.

ii) Small Enterprises:-

a) Manufacturing Activities : Investment in Plant and Machinery up to Rs.05.00 Corers.

b) Servicing Activities : Investment in Plant and Machinery up to Rs.2.00 Corers

iii) Medium Enterprise:-

Investment in Plant and Machinery above 5.00 corers and below Rs.10.00 corer.

Role of DIC for promotion of MSMEs:

i. Identification of viable projects based on availability of local resources and trend of market demand.

ii. Identification of potential entrepreneurs and tagging with viable projects.

iii. Issue of entrepreneurs memorandum part - I ( in case of Projects above Project above Rs.10.00 lakhs under District Single Window Clearance Mechanism and Projects less than Rs.10.00 lakhs under general norms)

iv. Arrangement for infrastructural assistance through Institutional linkage.

v. Issue of Entrepreneurs Memorandum part - II after commercial production.

vi. Marketing support & allotment of raw materials through different promotional agencies.

vii. Identification of existing MSMEs for registration under Ancillary Development programmes of mother plants in and around district.

viii. Identification of sick unit and preparation of package programme for revival.

ix. Special emphasis is being given for promotion of MSME sector under single window clearance mechanism.
x. Issue of EM part - I, EM part - II and other recommendation for issue of clearance from different agencies including allotment of land / shed are being streamlined by District Single Window Clearance Authority for the projects with cost of project from Rs.10.00 lakhs to Rs.50.00 crores. The achievement under the sector is being reviewed by a Committee constituted under the Chairmanship of Collector and District Magistrate,

Status of existing Micro and Small Enterprise

a) No. of MSME - 4106 as on 31.3.2013

b) Medium Scale Industries

Global Coal and Mining Private Ltd., South Balanda. Talcher

c) Large Scale Industries in Public Sector

i. Mahanadi Coal Field Ltd. (MCL)
ii. National Aluminum Company (NALCO) Angul
iii. National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC), Kaniha
iv. Talcher Thermal Power Station (TTPS) Talcher
v. Heavy Water Project Vikrampur, Talcher.

Large Scale Industries in Private Sector:-

i. Shree Metalics Ltd, Makundapur
ii. Genesh Sponge Private Ltd., Krushnnchandrapur.
iii. Bindal Sponge Private Ltd., Sunakhani, Talcher.

MOU Signed unit for Angul district.

Name of the Company

a. Jindal India Thermal Power Ltd.
b. Monnet Power Company Ltd.
c. Mahanadi Aban Power Ltd.
d. JR Power Gen. Pvt. Ltd.
e. Jindal Steel & Power Ltd.
f. NSL Nagpatam Power Co. Ltd.
g. Bhusan Energyr Ltd.
h. Monnet Ispat & Energy Ltd.

Downstream Park

a. Angul Aluminum Park
b. Industrial Park, JSPL

Block-wise possible MSME [Click Here]

List of Viable MSME Projects Under Ancillary, Downstream, Food Processing And Other Industries of Angul District [Click Here]

Type of large industries available in the District

a) Large Industries

i. Coal
ii. Aluminum
iii. Thermal Power plants
iv. Sponge Iron
v. M.S Rod

b) Medium scale

i. Washed coal

Industrial infrastructure available in the District

All the basic infrastructures are available in the district for Industrial development can be achieved. The physical and social infrastructure are briefed as under

a) Road :-

The district is connected by NH- 42, NH- 23 and NH - 6. These roads supported with State Highways and MDRs promotes transport facility. Different types of roads running through the District are as under.

1) National Highways
2) State Highways
3) Major District Roads
4) Other District Roads

b) Railways :-

Angul Railway Station is well connected with all the major Railway junctions including that of State Capital i.e. Bhubaneswar. The approximate rail length is about 110 kms. and there are 12 Railway Stations in the District.

c) Water and Irrigation:

Medium irrigation , minor irrigation projects and lift irrigation points are in operation in the District. The Major portion of this district is covered by river Mahanadi, Brahamani and their Tributaries.

d) Power:

Electricity, the main source of power is the specialty of Angul District. Due to its geographical advantage, four major power plants have been commissioned in the district. They are Super Thermal Power Station of NTPC at Kaniha, Thermal Power Station of NTPC at Talcher, Captive Power Plant of NALCO at Angul and Hydro Power Generation Centre of OHPC at Rengali.

e) Minerals

The major minerals of the District are Coal, Chromites, Graphite, Manganese, Granite etc.

Sl. No.	Name of the Mines
1	2
1	Talcher Colliery
2	Deulabeda Colliery
3	Nandira Colliery
4	South Balanda Colliery
5	Jagannath Open Cast Project (OCP)
6	Ananta Open Cast Project (OCP)
7	Bharatpur Open Cast Project (OCP)
8	Kalinga Open Cast Project (OCP)
9	Lingaraj Open Cast Project (OCP)
10	Telisinga Fire Clay Mines
11	Kaludi Sand Mines
12	Mandapal Sand mines
13	Kathapal Chromite Mines (FACOR)
14	Kathapal Chroiminte Mines (OMC)
15	Hingula Open Cast Project (OCP)

Industrial Estates:-

There are two nos. of Industrial Estate located at Angul and Southbalanda, Talcher and one Industrial Area at Kangula in Angul District. The Divisional Head, IDCO, Angul is in-charge of these Industrial Estate/ Area. They are providing land and built up sheds to the needy entrepreneurs interested to set up industries.

Sl. No.	Name of the Industrial Estate /Area	Total area (in Acres)	Land Allotted (in acres)	Total no. of shed constructed	Nos. of Allotted
1	2	3	4	5	6
1	Industrial Estate, Angul	14.75	10.991	22	22
2	Industrial Estate, Talcher	71.20	35.766	20	20
3	Industrial Area , Kangula	5.00	0.688	-	-

Testing Laboratory

There is one Testing Laboratory of Directorate of Export Promotion and Marketing, Odisha, Bhubaneswar functioning in the Industrial Estate , Angul. One officer in the rank of Dy. Director is in charge of this laboratory. The Laboratory is equipped with sophisticated plant and machinery and skilled personnel for providing testing facilities on tensile strength, compressive strength and bending strength etc..

Industrial Atmosphere of the District

The prime necessities like coal and power and their surplus availability in the District have always lured the Mega Industries to spread their network. The mushroom growth of large and medium scale industries has of course augmented the promotion of MSME sector in a big way thereby making the District as the Industrial hub of the State.

Proposed Industrial Units under Pipeline

a) Under Large and Medium Scale Sector

i. Jindal Steel and Power Ltd., Nisha, Angul

ii. Jindal India Thermal Power Ltd., Patharmunda, Kaniha, Angul

iii. Monnet Power Company Ltd. Mali Brahmani ,Nisha,Angul

iv. Monnet Ispat and Energy Ltd.

b) Under MSME

Sl. No.	Name of the Unit	Proposed location	Item of production
1	2	3	4
1	M/s. Jamuna Metal Pvt. Ltd.	Saradhapur	Aluminum plate and pile
2	M/s. Shree Murari Enterprises	Maratira	Packaged drinking
3	M/s. Santosh Floor Mill	Kandasar	Atta, Suji, Maida
4	M/s. Sun Rangs Transformer and Electrical	Jeranga Dehurysahi	Distribution transformer
5	M/s. Konark Udaog,	Tentoloi, Gopinathpur	Fly Ash Bricks
6	M/s. Mohan Industries	Talcher	Steel Furniture
7	M/s. Shree Ganesh Fly Ash	Paiksahi, Talcher	Fly Ash bricks
8	M/s. Motel Little India	Kandasar	Lodging and Boarding
9	M/s. Nabajata Printers Media Private Ltd.	Industrial Estate, Angul	New paper printing
10	M/s. Pradhan Fly Ash Bricks	Golabandha	Fly Ash bricks
11	M/s. Falguni Enterprises	Chainpal	Fly Ash bricks
12	M/s. Maa Hingula Fly Ash Bricks	Southbalanda	Fly Ash bricks
13	M/s. Shree Laxmi Stone Crusher	Mukundapur	Stone chips
14	M/s. Sarmista Products	Tamrit Colony, Angul	Satu
15	M/s. Khambeswari Tyre Retrading	Tentuloi	Tyre retrading
16	M/s Sarathi Ash Products	Kandasar	Fly Ash Bricks
17	M/s Jagannath Energy & Minerals Pvt.Ltd.	Tubey,Angul	Pressur & Non-Pressure Vessels
18	M/s S.S.Stone Crusher	Mukundapur	Stone chips
19	M/s Saralia Bricks	Gandhimarg, Angul	Fly Ash Bricks
20	M/s Mahamaya Fly Ash Bricks	Jeranga, Angul	Fly Ash Bricks
21	M/s Das Fly Ash Bricks	Badakera, Angul	Fly Ash Bricks
22	M/s Gayatri Fly Ash Bricks	Banarpal	Fly Ash Bricks
23	M/s Omm Fly Ash Bricks	Gurujang, Talcher	Fly Ash Bricks
24	M/s Sri Shyam Tech India(P) Ltd	Bomikhal,BBSR
25	M/s Maa Vaishnabdebi Enterprise	Luhamunda

Sl. No.

Name of the Unit

Proposed location

Item of production

1

2

3

4

26

M/s Dakhinakali Ash bricks

Raijharan

Fly Ash Bricks

27

M/s Sidhartha Fly Ash Bricks

Balaramprasad

Fly Ash Bricks

28

M/s R.P Fly Ash Bricks

Badasada, Khamar

Fly Ash Bricks

29

M/s Rebaleswar Fly Ash Bricks

Dharampur, Angul

Fly Ash Bricks

30

M/s Anant Dev Enterprise

Tumugola, Samal

31

M/s Arun Fly Ash Bricks

Hatisalapada, Angul

Fly Ash Bricks

32

M/s Appollo Fly Ash Bricks

Thakurgarh

Fly Ash Bricks

33

M/s Subham Bricks Industry

Kadalimunda, Angul

Fly Ash Bricks

34

M/s Maa jii Industry

Talcher

35

M/s Kulamani Fly Ash bricks

Khemala, Pallahara

Fly Ash Bricks

36

M/s Maa Annapurna Fly Ash Bricks

Tamrit colony

Fly Ash Bricks

37

M/s Archarya Fly Ash Bricks

Talabeda, Talcher

Fly Ash Bricks

38

M/s Ayush Fly Ash Bricks

Malisahi, Bantala road

Fly Ash Bricks

39

M/s Omm Ash Bricks,

Gurujang, Talcher

Fly Ash Bricks

40

M/s Sairam Bricks

Gurujang, Talcher

Fly Ash Bricks

41

M/s L & T fly Ash Bricks

Gurujang

Fly Ash Bricks

42

M/s Rinkal Fly Ash Bricks

Kishorenagar

Fly Ash Bricks

43

M/s Pradhan Fly Ash Bricks

Chhendipada

Fly Ash Bricks

44

M/s Pradhan Fly Ash Bricks

Kishorenagar

Fly Ash Bricks

45

M/s Maa Santosi Fly Ash Bricks

Banarpal

Fly Ash Bricks

Achievement of DIC, Angul as on 31.03.2013 under MSME sector-

Issue of provisional registration certificate / EM part - I , GIP and PMT registration certificate / EM part - II

Sl. No.	Year	PRC./ EMP-I	No. of units reported GIP	PMT/ EMP - II
1	2	3	4	5
1	2000-01	204	114	34
2	2001-02	452	125	52
3	2002-03	261	128	63
4	2003-04	276	144	65
5	2004-05	306	148	65
6	2005-06	307	180	69
7	2006-07	302	180	65
8	2007-08	307	180	57
9	2008-09	301	180	62
10	2009-10	300	185	65
11	2010-11	302	185	70
12	2011-12	310	205	75
13	2012-13	365	226	92

Initiative Taken up for Industrialization of the District:

i. Organization of Awareness campaign for motivation of entrepreneur to set up MSMEs.

ii. Motivational campaign in collaboration of MSME-DI, Odisha, Cutback.
iii. Celebration of Entrepreneur week.

iv. Moreover following committee have been constituted by Govt. for development of MSMEs.

v. Dist. Single Window Clearance Authority Committee under the Chairmanship of Collector and Dist. Magistrate, Angul for speedy disposal of applications of MSMEs..

vi. Dist. Level Shilpa Adalat under the Chairmanship of Collector and Dist. Magistrate, Angul for redressal of grievance of MSMEs.

vii. Dist. Level Committee for revival of sick Unit and preparation of packaged programme..

viii. District Level Core Group committee for efficient and optimum utilization of Fly Ash and Blast Furnace Slag under the Chairmanship of Collector.

ix. Plant Level Advisory Committee of each Public Sector undertaking under the Chairmanship of Chief Executive of the concerned Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) with GM, DIC as member convener for development of ancillary and downstream industries & participation of local MSMEs in the purchase programme..

x. Plant Level Consultative Committee (PLCC) of large enterprises promoted under Private Sector for development of Ancillary and downstream industry.

xi. Organization of Road show for wide publicity of various Govt. sponsored programme implemented through DIC.

xii. Assistance provided to eligible MSME as per the prevalent IPR published by Govt. of Odisha time to time.

Organization of EDP training programme for development entrepreneurship in collaboration with MSMEs, -xiii. D.I Odisha, Cuttack. Both for new entrepreneur & management training programme for existing MSMEs.

Organization of district level exhibition

Other Important Activities Undertaken By DIC for Industrialization of the District.

i) Cluster Development Programme in MSME Sector

The objective of the programme is to organize the Micro and Small Enterprises under one umbrella and augment their production and sales by constant effort. One Engineering Cluster comprising 100 nos. of Engineering and Metal based units of Angul and Talcher Area has been

Identified and the programme is under implementation. Four Nos. of sensitization programmes have been conducted and preliminary Diagnostic Study Report (DSR) submitted to the Director of Industries, Odisha, Cuttack for approval. Meanwhile, 20 entrepreneurs of Angul Dist. had been to Coimbatore,& Trichy in an exposure visit . Also efforts are on to develop another cluster on Fly Ash Bricks for utilization of Fly Ash generated by Power plants.

ii) Aluminum Park

There is a proposal for establishment of one Aluminum park for promotion of aluminum based ancillary and downstream industries in the District. Ac.240.00 land adjacent to NALCO boundary has been acquired by IDCO and acquisition of further 200 acre of land is under progress. A steering committee has been formed consisting Chief Manager, NALCO , DGM, NALCO, Sub-Collector, Angul, GM (P & C), IDCO , Land Officer , IDCO and Divisional Head , IDCO, Angul for speedy implementation of the park. One consultant has been appointed by NALCO for preparation of DPR for Ancillary and Downstream Industries of NALCO.

iii) New Industrial Estate :-

Although there are two nos. of Industrial Estate and one Industrial Area established in Angul District, the land and sheds are almost exhausted for which the entrepreneurs often find it difficult to set up their industries at Angul for lack of infrastructure. Meanwhile, land measuring 35 Ac. Near Jarapada has been earmarked by the Dist. Administration, Angul for development of new Industrial Estate and Director of Industries, Odisha has already recommended the proposal to IDCO, Bhubaneswar for acquisition of land.

Details of important MSME of Angul District of Registered under DIC, Angul Initiative Taken for Industrial growth.

Others

Contact Officer at District Headquarter-

a) General Manager, DIC, Angul

Phone No. 06764-233781 (O)

b) Dist. Cottage Industries Officer, DIC, Angul for any assistance of PMEGP scheme, Handicraft and Cottage Industries and Ancillary and Downstream Industries.

c) Asst. Manager, DIC, Angul for any assistance under MSME sector.

d) Block headquarters-Industries Promotion Officer(IPO) posted at each block.

Grievance
Each Monday except Govt. holiday is declared as grievance day and entrepreneur having problem relating to any scheme implemented through DIC may contact General Manager, DIC personally or in writing during office hour from 11.00 A.M. to 1.00 P.M..

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Powers & Duties of Officers & Employees

[Section-4 (1) (b) (ii)]

The officers & employees are working for the public with the following aims & objectives:

Promotion of MSMEs.
Development of Ancillary &down stream industries.
Implementation of various government sponsored programmes for development of MSMEs.
Implementation of PMEGP with the following mission and vision.
Industrialisation of district for utilisation of the local resources & to create employment opportunities under MSME sector.
Development of rural artisan based units & to provide necessary assistance for revival & rehabilitation of handicraft artisans.
Generation of employment opportunities both in rural and urban areas of the district under various Government Sponsored programmes.
Organisation of Awareness-cum-sensitisation programme in different Technical and +3 degree Colleges.
Conducting EDP/workshop &seminar to create new entrepreneurs and sensitise to existing entrepreneurs.
Organising/conducting DSWCA/Industry care/DLFC/DLTFC under PMEGP in every month.
Any other activities as per direction of Higher authorities.

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Procedure Followed in Decision Making Process

[Section-4 (1) (b) (iii)]

The decision making of the office solely depends upon the rules and regulations of the State Government of Odisha represented through the Ministry of MSME, Government of Odisha. The channels of supervision is through the Director of Industries, Odisha, Cuttack.

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Norms for Discharge of Functions

[Section-4 (1) (b) (iv)]

Identification of technically feasible and economically viable projects for development under MSMEs basing on potential serve report of different Govt. Organisation.
Identification of potential entrepreneurs and tagging them with Identified project.
Preparation & arrangement of project profiles/ reports for prospectiveentrepreneurs
Hand holding support in getting EIN acknowledgment.
Recommendation to FI for financial support to proposed/ existing MSMEs.
Recommendation to promotional agencies for issue of licence / clearance/ NOC etc.
Issue of Production Certificate to newly started entrepreneurs.
Recommendation to different Govt./ Semi Govt. / PSU for registration of MSME for marketing support.
Providing incentives under IPR to eligible entrepreneurs.
Identification of ancillary and down stream Industries.
Implementation of PMEGP Scheme.

DSWCA / DLFC for clearance of Project.
Organizing DLTFC under PMEGP.
Conducting OPDR Court in 2^ndand4^th Monday of Every Month .
Attending purchase Committee Meeting of different Organisation and agency.

Sl. No.	Item	Time Limit prescribed
1	2	3
16	Provisional Registration under OST	30 days
17	Permanent Registration under OST Act	7 days
18	License under Drug & Cosmetics Act	30 days
19	Approval from Tourism Deptt.	30 days
20	License to set up Industry under Excise Department	30 days
21	Storage permission/ NOC from District Magistrate	30 days
22	Letter of approval to set up IT Industries	7 days

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Rules, Regulations, Instructions, Manuals & Records for Discharging Functions

[Section-4 (1) (b) (v)]

This office is being regulated by the following rules, records etc.

Odisha Government Servant Conduct Rules.
Industrial Policy Resolution- 2007 & 2015.
MSMED Policy 2009/2016
Odisha Food Processing Policy 2013/2016
Odisha Procurement Policy 2015.

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Categories of Documents Under Control

[Section-4 (1) (b) (vi)]

Estt.Section:- (i) Personal Files of Staff (ii) Service Book of Staff (iii) Records as per Odisha Record manual.

Accounts Section:- (i)Cash Book (ii) Acquaintance Rolls (iii) Bills & Vouchers.

MSME Section:- (i) Incentive Files (ii) Deppt. meeting files (iii) Other correspondences files.

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Particulars of Arrangement in Formulation of Policy

[Section-4 (1) (b) (vii)]

Different industrial polices & Guide lines are being received from Government level periodically.

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Boards, Councils, Committees & Other Bodies Constituted

[Section-4 (1) (b) (viii)]

No such Council/Board is operations in DIC Angul, but all Committee constituted & its minutes of meeting are accessible for public.

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Directory of Officers & Employees

[Section-4 (1) (b) (ix)]

Sl.No	Name	Designation	Office Ph.No	Mob.No	E-Mail	Address
1	2	3	4	5	6	7
1	Sri Sibasish Kanungo	General Manager
2	Sri Himansu Sekhar Sahu	A.I.O-Cum-PIO
3	Sri Nrushingha Charan Sahoo	A.I.O
4	Smt. Subhashree Jena	IS
5	Smt. Madhuchanda Das	IPO
6	Sri R.C Maharana	Supervisor
7	Sri Manoranjan Behera	Sr Assistant
8	Sri Samarendra Behera	Sr Assistant
9	Sri Satyananda Singh	Class-IV
10	Jamini Behera	Class-IV
11	Sri JasobantaGochhayat	Class-IV
12	Sri Hadibandhu Sahoo	Class-IV

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Monthly Remuneration & Compensation of Officers & Employees

[Section-4 (1) (b) (x)]

Statement of remuneration received by each officer & employees is given in Annexure-I.

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Budget Allotment and Expenditure

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xi)]

The DIC scheme is getting budget allotment from Director of Industries, Odisha, Cuttack.

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Manner of Execution of Subsidy Programmes

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xii)]

MSME Secter:- Eligible enterprises are to apply for CIS as per format alongwith requisite document.On scrutiny of documents and after approval of the DLC Meeting Subsidy are to be sanctioned by GM DIC for micro Units. For units above micro the applications are being forwarded to D.I., Odisha, Cuttack where the subsidy is subsequently sanctioned. The list of subsidy recipients are Annexed below in Annexure-I.
PMEGP Sector:- Subsidy is given to the eligible beneficiary’s by KVIC directly to the bank.(www.kviconline.gov.in)

The list of Artisans availed the above Margin Money Assistance during 2009-10 is as follows:

Annexure-I

Details information on PMEGP of DIC Sector for the Year 2009-10:

Sl. No.

Name & Address of the Beneficiaries

Item Production

Project Cost

Name of the Bank

Margin Money

1

2

3

4

5

6

1

Maheswar Sahu, S/o.-Sudhakar, At-Angarbandhga, Po.-Khandahata

Cement Products

5.00

BOB Karatpatta

1.75

2

Laxmipriya Pradhan, D/o.-Pranabandhu, At/Po.-Talagarh

Xerox, Lamination, PCO

1.9

SBI Bantala

0.665

3

Lulu Bihari Pradhan, S/o.- Narahari, At/Po.-Khinda

Cable net work

4.70

SBI Bantala

1.645

4

Dukhabandhu Pradhan, S/o- Narayan, At-Sidhapur, Po.-Athamalik

Rice Huller

1.00

SBI Athamallik

0.25

5

Sarangadhar Pradhan, S/o-Bhagaban, At-Talamaliha, Po.-Ambasarmunda

Tent House

3.00

NGB Thakurgarh

1.05

6

Ashutosh Mahakhud, S/o-Adikanda, At/Po.-Kandasar

Flour Mill

5.00

IOB Nalco

1.75

7

Sangram Keshari Dash, S/o-Rabi Narayan, At/Po.-Kandasar

Electrical Workshop

1.50

UBI Kulad

0.375

8

Rudra Narayan Maharana, S/o- Dileswar, At-Rangabeda, Po.-Bigigol

Nu-Wood Furniture

5.00

UCO Kaniha

1.75

9

Swadhin Sahoo, S/o-Akhanda, At-Banaranali, Po.-Himitri

Electrical Wiring

1.00

SBI Boinda

0.35

10

Sarada Sahu, W/o-Hadibandhu Biswal, At-Nunukaposi, Po.-Kishorganga

RMG Mfg.

2.00

SBI Boinda

0.70

11

Sanjit Ku. Sahoo, S/o-Sanatan, At/Po.-Handapa

Repg. of Electrical Appliance

1.50

SBI Boinda

0.525

12

Ramesh Ch. Pradhan, S/o-Tribeni, At-Jokapani, Po.-Saida

Cement Products

3.23

PNB Kantala

1.13

13

Bijay Ku. Behera, S/o-Hemanta, At-Tambur, Po.-Badasada,

Nu-wood Furniture

3.00

UCO, Khamar

1.05

14

Sarbananda Muduli, S/o-Mayadhar, At-Jambubahali, Po.-Danara

Electrical Repg.

1.5

UCO Bharatpur

0.375

15

Prasanta Ku. Sahoo, S/o-Dhaneswar, At-Chandanpur, Po.-Talmul Sashan

Fly Ash

16.00

NGB Mahidharpur

5.60

16

Akshaya Ku. Das, S/o-Nanda Kishore, At-Ananda Bazar, Po.-Talcher thermal

Fabrication

5.00

Andhra Bank, Chainpal

1.75

17

Satyendra Ku. Sahu, S/o.-Narasingha, At-Laxmi Bazaar (FCI), Po.-Bikrampur

Motor Winding

5.00

UBI Talcher

1.75

Sl. No.	Name & Address of the Beneficiaries	Item Production	Project Cost	Name of the Bank	Margin Money
1	2	3	4	5	6
18	Bibhuti Ku Sahoo, S/o-Nilamani, At/Po.-Southbalanda	Sound & Light	5.00	UCO, Southbalanda	1.75
19	Susant Ku. Behera, S/o-Padma, At/Po.-Kosala	Packaged Drinking Water	24.90	IOB, Kosala	8.71
20	Ghana Naik, S/o-Bansidhar, At/Po.-Mahidharpur	Steel Fabrication	5.00	NGB, Mahidharpur	1.75
21	Gauranga Ch. Garnaik, S/o-Kesab, At/Po.-Chhendipada	Spices Grinding	3.50	SBI, (ADB) Hulurisingha	1.225
22	Rabindra Ku. Prusty, S/o-Sankarshan, At/Po.-Pallahara	Mobile Repg.	3.00	UCO, Pallahara	1.05
23	Purnima Mishra, W/o- Jagyaseni Dash, At-Somanathpur, Po.-Ankula, Angul	Engg. Workshop	4.80	SBI, (ADB) Hulurisingha	1.68
24	Sanjeeb Ku. Menduli, S/o-Ranjit, At/Po.-Lunahandi	STD with Xerox	1.50	NGB, Madhapur	0.525
25	Smt. Mamata Mohapatra, C/o- Khitis Ch. Nanda, At.-Somanathpur, Angul	RMg. Mfg.	1.50	Canara Bank, Angul	0.525
26	Amiya Ku. Nath, S/o-Achyutananda, At-Gandhimarg (in front of Uttarpada UP school), Po.-Angul	Fabrication	4.80	Union Bank of India, Angul	0.72
27	Sarmistha Routray, D/o.-Ram Chandra, At-Vijay Nagar (Tamrit colony), Po.-Angul	Food Products	9.72	BOB, Karatpatta	2.48
28	Ramesh Ku Sahoo, S/o-Kishore Chandra, At-Hindol sahi, Po.-Athamallik	DTP & Screen Print	1.5	SBI, Athamallik	0.375
29	Sarat Ch. Naik, S/o-Ganeswar, At-Haridanali, Po.-Athamallik	RMg. Mfg.	2.00	SBI, Athamallik	0.50
30	Sumati Choudhury, W/o-Swetakanta Nayak, At-Kantaragarh, Po.-Athamallik	Mixture	2.00	SBI, Athamallik	0.50
31	Basant Danga, S/o-Raghunath, At-Liptinga, Po.-Athamallik	Nu-wood furniture	3.00	SBI, Athamallik	0.75
32	Pinkina Begam, D/o-Jakat Khan, At-Muslim Basti, Po.-Athamallik	Mixture	2.00	SBI, Athamallik	0.50
33	Pankaj Prusty, S/o-Dhaneswar, At-Deulabeda, Po.- Handidhua	Bread & Bakery	5.00	IOB, Talcher	1.25
34	Ashok Lal Agrawalla, S/o-Hadilal, At-Marwadipati, Po.-Talcher Town	Fabrication	16.00	UBI, Talcher	2.40
35	Smt. Sumitra Rath, W/o-Ashok Ku. Satapathy, At-Hariharpur, Po.-Kankili	Fabrication	8.99	IOB, Talcher	2.24
36	Balakrishna Behera, S/o-Golakha, At/Po.-Nuakheta	Four Wheeler Repg.	5.00	UCO, Talcher	1.25

Sl. No.	Name & Address of the Beneficiaries	Item Production	Project Cost	Name of the Bank	Margin Money
1	2	3	4	5	6
37	Deepak Ku. Majhi, S/o.-Hadibandhu, At.-Brahamansasan, Po.-Talcher	Mobile Repg.	2.10	SBI, Talcher	0.345
38	Swadesh Ku. Sahoo, S/o.-Bholanath, At.-Anantapalli, Po.-Aida	Rep. of Electronics Items	1.00	NGB, Aida	0.35
39	Pulak Ku Mishra, S/o-Narendranath, At.-Mishrapada, Po.-Angul	Sauce & Pickle MFG	4.95	UCO, Angul	0.7425

Annexure-II

Details information on PMEGP of KVIB Sector for the Year 2009-10:

Sl. No.

Name & Address of the Beneficiaries

Item Production

Name of the Bank

Project Cost

Margin Money

1

2

3

4

5

6

1

Abhayanada Behera, S/o-Bhagaban, Nunkaposi, Kisorganga

Silver Jewellery report

SBI, Boinda

5,00,000

1,24,250

2

Udayanath Pradhan, S/o-Lingaraj, At/Po.-Ogi

Bee Keeping

IOB, Jarapada

1,32,500

45,850

3

Anul Ku. Sahu, S/o-Chakradhar, Berhampur, Po.-Nandapur

Servicing of Aht. Impl.

BOB, Karatpata

1,67,650

58,450

4

Durga Charan Pradhan, At.-Sankhajani, Po.-Kumurisinga

Paddy processing

CBI, Angul

5,00,000

1,75,000

5

Belarsan Barik, Bhagaban, At-Seearimal, Po.-Lunahandi

Saloon

NGB, Madhapur

1,00,000

35,000

6

Ananta Ch. Sahu, Baghamunda, Po.-Kudagoan

Leaf plate & cup

SBI, Athamallik

2,00,000

70,000

7

Ashutosh Sahu, S/o-Panchanan, At-Nalan

Atta & Spices

UCO, Kaniha

2,00,000

70,000

8

Jogeswar Sahu, S/o-Ram Chandra, Kansari, Searimalia, Pabitrapur

-do

UCO, Pallahara

2,00,000

70,000

9

Sunil Ku.Pattanaik, S/o-Sudhakar, At-Chandrabahal, Po.-Ranteli

Fly Ash Bricks

BOB, Angul

16,00,000

5,60,000

10

Nirupama Senapati, W/o-Keshab, At-Khulua, Po.-Chainpal colony

-do-

UBI, TTPS

16,00,000

5,60,000

11

Subhrakanta Nayak, S/o-Gagan Behari, Bagedia, Chhendipada

DTP & Screen printing

SBI, Chhendipada

2,50,000

87,500

12

Smt. Jharana Bala Mishra, W/o-Subhrakanta Kar, Jamarpur, Bantala

Mfg. of RMG

UCO, Angul

3,00,000

1,05,000

Sl. No.	Name & Address of the Beneficiaries	Item Production	Name of the Bank	Project Cost	Margin Money
1	2	3	4	5	6
13	Chittaranjan Jena, S/o.-Bansidhar, Tentoi, Balaramprasad	Fly Ash Bricks	UBI, Talcher	16,00,000	5,60,000
14	Smt. Sandhyarani Pradhan, W/o.-Brajendra, Gudibandha, Radharamanpur	Steel Furniture	UCO, Kaniha	3,00,000	1,05,000
15	Pratap Ku. Das, S/o.-Late Anada, At.-Benagadia, Jarasingha	Stone crusher	IOB, Angul	16,00,000	4,00,000
16	Smt. Sasmita Mohanty, W/o.-Manas Ranjan, Ranigoda Jungle, Turanga	Steel Furniture	BOB, Angul	5,00,000	17,500
17	Smt. Soubhagini Tripathy, W/o.-Prakash Nayak, At/Po.-Kukudanga	RMG	IOB, NALCO	2,16,000	75,600

Annexure-III

Details information on RHA Sector for the Year 2009-10:

Sl. No.

Name & Address of the Beneficiaries

Item Production

Name of the Bank

Project Cost

Margin Money

1

2

3

4

5

6

1

Smt. Subhadra Baik, D/o.-Dambaru, At/Po.-Maidharpur

Bamboo Craft

NGB, Maidharpur

25,000

5,000

2

Jitu Pradhan, W/o.-Tima, At/Po.-Maidharpur

-do

-do

25,000

5,000

3

Bharati Sahu, D/o.-Santosh, At/Po.-Maidharpur

-do-

-do-

25,000

500

4

Gellaha Sahu, W/o.-Anada, At/Po.-Maidharpur

-do

-do-

25,000

5,000

5

Hemanta Ku.Pradhan, At/Po.-Maidharpur

-do-

-do-

25,000

5,000

6

Rajendra Ku. Naik, S/o.-Alekha, At/Po.-Maidharpur

-do-

-do-

25,000

5,000

7

Janaki Behera, W/o.-Gagan, At.-Baradasahi, Po.-Puranagarh

-do-

Syndicate Bank, Angul

25,000

5,000

8

Rita Naik, W/o.-Titun, At.-Baradasahi, Po.-Puranagarh

-do-

-do-

25,000

5,000

9

Mamata Behera, W/o.-Ananta, At.-Baradasahi, Po.-Puranagarh

-do

-do-

25,000

5,000

10

Sukanti Behera, W/o.-Kandarpa, At.-Baradasahi, Po.-Puranagarh

-do-

-do-

25,000

5,000

11

Rajani Behera, W/o.-Samir, At.-Baradasahi, Po.-Puranagarh

-do-

-do-

25,000

5,000

12

Kumudini Behera, W/o.-Rajkishor, At.-Baradasahi, Po.-Puranagarh

-do-

-do-

25,000

5,000

Sl. No.	Name & Address of the Beneficiaries	Item Production	Name of the Bank	Project Cost	Margin Money
1	2	3	4	5	6
13	Smt. Kabita Behera, W/o.-Bijaya, At.-Baradasahi, Po.-Puranagarh	Bamboo Craft	NGB, Maidharpur	25,000/-	5,000/-
14	Prabhasini Sahu, D/o.-Gobinda, At.-Naupala, Po.-Talmul	-do	UCO, Talmul	25,000/-	5,000/-
15	Mohana Gochhayat, S/o.-Hatia, At/Po.-Talmul	-do-	-do-	25,000/-	5,000/-

List of important industries permanently registered / issued with EM part - II of Angul District under MSME Sector (list at page 21):

Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP)

Govt. of India has approved the introduction of a new credit linked subsidy programme called Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) by merging erstwhile two schemes that were in operation till 31.3.2008 namely Prime Minister's Rojagar Yojana (PMRY) and Rural Employment Generation Programme (REGP) for generation of employment opportunities through establishment of Micro Enterprises in rural as well as urban areas. PMEGP being a central sector scheme is administered by the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Govt. of India.The scheme is being implemented by Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC), a statutory organization under the administrative control of the Ministry of MSME as the single nodal agency at the National Level. At the State Level, the scheme is being implemented through State KVIC Directorates, State Khadi and Village Industries Boards (KVIBs) and Directorate of Industries ,Odisha,Cuttackthrough Dist.Industries Centre.The Govt. subsidy under the scheme is routed by

KVIC through the identified Banks for eventual distribution to the beneficiaries / entrepreneurs in their Bank accounts. The Implementing Agencies, namely KVIC, KVIB and D.I associating reputed Non Govt. Organizations (NGOs) / Reputed Autonomous Institutions / Self Help Groups (SHGs) / National Industries Corporation (NIC)/ Udyami Mitras empanelled under Rajiv Gandhi Udyami Mitra Yojana (RGUMY), Panchayat Raj Institutions and other relevant bodies in the implementation of the Scheme, especially in the area of identification of beneficiaries of area specific viable projects and providing training in entrepreneurship development.

Objective:

i. To generate employment opportunities in rural as well as urban areas of the country through setting up of new self employment ventures / projects/ micro enterprises.

ii. To bring together widely dispersed traditional artisans / rural and urban unemployed youth and give them self - employment opportunities to the extent possible, at their place.

iii. To provide continuous and sustainable employment to a large segment of traditional and prospective artisans and rural and urban unemployed youth in the country, so as to help arrest migration of rural youth to urban areas.

iv. To increase the wage earning capacity of artisans and contribute to increase in the growth rate of rural and urban employment.

Eligibility conditions of beneficiaries:-

i. Any individual, above 18 years of age.

ii. There will be no income ceiling for assistance for setting up projects under PMEGP.

iii. For setting up of project costing above Rs.10.00 lakhs in the manufacturing sector and above Rs.5.00 lakhs in the business / service, the beneficiaries should possess at least VIII standard pass educational qualification.

iv. Assistance under the scheme is available only for new project sanctioned specifically under PMEGP.

v. Self Help Groups (including those belonging to BPL provided that they have not availed benefits under any other scheme) are also eligible for assistance under PMEGP.

vi. Institutions registered under Societies Registration Act., 1860 Production Co-operative Societies and Charitable Trust.

vii. Existing units (under PMRY, REGP or any other scheme of Govt. of India or State Govt.) and the units that have already availed Govt. subsidy under any other scheme of Government of India or State Govt. are not eligible.

Statistical report on PMEGP for the year 2008-09 to 2012-13, under DIC sector.

Sl. No.	Year	Target		Achievement
		Target		No. of units	Amt. of margin money availed (Rs. In lakhs)
		No. of Units	Amt. of Margin Money	No. of units	Amt. of margin money availed (Rs. In lakhs)
1	2	3	4	5	6
1	2008-09	29	34.80	24	32.56
2	2009-10	29	34.80	39	53.66
3	2010-11	37	51.76	33	59.965
4	2011-12	34	47.57	24	58.635
5	2012-13	24	55.21	39	70.11

Initiative taken for wide publicity of the scheme

i) Organization of awareness camp. Both at Block H.Qrs Dist. H.Qrs.

ii) Organization of workshop and meeting with Banker time to time.

iii) Organization of Road show.

The details of nos. of beneficiaries to be assisted under the scheme depends on the allotment of Margin money / assistance by the Govt. for that particular year.

Handicraft and Cottage Industry:-

Objective:-

The District has its own heritage of art and craft. Quite a few different crafts are practiced in the District such as dhokra casting, wood carving, bamboo craft, pottery and terracotta etc. As many as 2000 artisans of the district directly depend on these crafts for their livelihood.

Handicraft sector has ample scope for employment generation with low capital investment, using simple technology and utilization of local resources. Considering its potentiality of generation of employment opportunity resulting in poverty alleviation and empowerment of women / weaker section in rural areas, thrust is given under different schemes implemented by various agencies for promotion of this sector. The District Industries Centre (DIC) at District Level and Industries Promotion Officer (IPO) at Block Level play an important role in identifying artisans / entrepreneurs, selection of suitable schemes along with preparation of projects and guide them for availing the assistance. Besides, the DCIO/IPO have close liaison with different agencies to render necessary assistance / support service.

The main objectives for promoting Handicraft and Cottage Industries Sector are :-

Employment Generation

i. Empowerment of women and weaker sections of the society.

ii. To strengthen production base to add GDP.

iii. Foreign exchange earning by exports.

iv. Presentation of cultural heritage.

Support Service :-

The government agencies are providing various support services for development of this sector in the following manner.

i. Skill up gradation / development

ii. Technology up gradation

iii. Production diversification / Design development

iv. Development of Infrastructure.

Prominent Handicrafts with location with introduction

Sl. No.
i)	Dhokra Craft	:	Dhokra casting is the most significant and age old craft of this District. About 150 artisans are practicing this craft in Tangiri Village of Chhendipada Block. Skill up gradation training was imparted by DIC under Shilpi Gram Yojana and at present two handicraft societies are working in that village
ii)	Cane and bamboo	:	Over 700 artisans are practicing this craft and there are two prominent craft cluster one at Purunagarh, Pokatunga village of Angul Block and others at Village Khamar of Pallahara Block.
iii)	Terracotta	:	More than 1100 artisans are practicing this craft in the district with a prominent cluster at Chhendipada
iv)	Brass and Ball metal	:	50 artisans are working in this trade and one Handicraft Co. op. Society is functioning at Tubey of Banarpal Block.

Prominent Schemes on Handicrafts-

a) Rehabilitation of Handicraft Artisan:-

Traditional trained artisans shall be provided with margin money assistance for availing bank finance to set up own production unit as per following norms;

i. Financial assistance upto Rs.50,000/- can be provided under the scheme.

ii. 20% of the project cost with ceiling of Rs.10,000.00 can be provided to an artisan as margin money for bank loan.

iii. 5% shall be contributed by concerned artisan.

iv. The artisan should not be a defaulter to any bank.

v. The margin money should be kept in shape of TDR in the name of the beneficiary adjusted against the loan dues after one year. No interest will be claimed or paid on the corresponding amount of loan or TDR.

vi. The margin money will be released after sanction of project proposal by the bank

The DIC to keep contact with the assisted artisans to ensure regular production, marketing of their products and regular repayment of loan installment.

b) Exposure Visit of artisans:-

The handicraft entrepreneurs shall be deputed to craft cluster / gift fair/ national level handicraft exhibitions etc. in groups for exposure to the production process, product range, marketing etc. The duration would be maximum 07 days including journey period. An official from DH & CI/DIC will escort the team.

Financial parameter:-

i. Actual bus fare 2^nd Class train fare.

ii. Accommodation charge @ Rs.200.00 per day for outside the state and @ Rs.100.00 per day for inside the State.

iii. D.A. @ Rs.100.00 per day inside the State and @ Rs.150.00 per day outside the state.

Contingent expenses upto Rs.100 per head per visit.

iv. Documentation of the exposure visit is made in hard /soft copy.

c. Skill Up-gradation Training to Handicraft Artisans:-

In a bid to enhance the capacity and upgrade the skill of Handicraft artisans, they are being trained by Master Craft Man (MCM) under craft village programme. Self Help Groups are formed comprising 15 artisans in each group with active guidance of one MCM. The training continues for 6 months followed by bank linkage of each group for sustenance.

Financial norms :-

i. Stipend to trainees- @ Rs.500/- per artisan per month.

ii. Raw material @ Rs.200/- per artisan per month.

iii. House rent @ Rs.1000/- per SHG per month.

iv. Tools & equipments @ Rs.1500/- per artisan is the total fund to be used collectively by the SHG subject to 10% cost of the tools to be borne by the SHG and rest 90% by Govt.

v. Training contingency @ Rs.4000/- per SHG.

vi. Remuneration to the MCM @ Rs.6000/- (inside district) & @ Rs.7000/- (outside district)

vii. Remuneration to Cluster Development Agency (CDA) @ Rs.5000/- per SHG.

Bank linkage (a) @ Rs. 60000/- per SHG.

(b) margin money- @ Rs.15000/- per SHG (10% by SHG

and 90% by Govt.).

d. Modernization & Technological up gradation of Handicraft industries (MTUHI)

Objective:- To generate employment opportunities through setting of Handicraft Industries by introducing Modern Machineries & Technology.

Target Group:-Unemployed youth/Handicraft Artisans/ Handicraft Co-operative societies/SHGs.

Eligibility Criteria:- Age-18 years to 50 years

Qualification:- Class 8^th pass for project cost of Rs. 10 lakhs. and above

Project cost:- Rs 3 lakhs to 50 lakhs ( Minimum 20% shall be Machineries on equipment cost)

Quantum of subsidy:- General category- 20% of project cost(Maximum 10 lakhs) Special category- 30% of project cost (Maximum 12 lakhs) (SC/ST/OBC/Women/P.H/Ex-servicemen, minority community)

Promoter's contribution:- General Category:- 10% of Project cost Special category:- 5% of project cost

Important Activities Undertaken by DIC For Development Of Handicraft & Cottage Industries:-

Cluster develoment programme

Cluster Development Programme is being implemented in the District to upgrade the skill of the artisans for a sustainable income. Total 06 nos. Handicraft Clusters have been developed in various crafts as mentioned below. As many as 400 artisans including 75 in SC category have been covered in the programme.

Sl. No.	Name of the Cluster	Craft	Artisans covered	Category
1	2	3	4	5
1	Teracotta cluster, Chhendipada, Angul	Terracotta	60	OBC
2	Cane and Bamboo cluster , Pokatunga	Cane and Bamboo	75	SC
3	Brass and bell metal cluster, Tubey, Angul	Brass and bell metal	60	OBC
4	Dhokra Cluster, Ranibhuin, Kamarai	Dhokra	85	OBC
5	Terracotta Cluster, Jarapada, Chhendipada	Terracotta	75	OBC
6	Ogi Maisahi Chhendipada	Bamboo	45	SC
		Total	400

Kudua Making

Apart from making handicraft products, the artisans of Chheliapada were imparted training on KUDUA making by engaging one MCM from Sakhigopal for 15 days. Of late the cluster has developed market linkage with Jagannath Temple Administration and supplying KUDUA thereby making their living sustainable.

Bamboo Plantation:-

Non availability of bamboo has posed a threat to the sustenance of living of the cane and bamboo artisans of Pokatunga Effort are on to identify 20 acres of land near Purunagarh area for Bamboo plantation. The Tahasildar, Angul have been moved to earmark a patch of land for the purpose.

Common facility centre (CFC)

As the artisan of Chheliapada do not have any common work shed, they always find it difficult to go for bulk production of the handicraft items. One proposal with budget outlay of Rs.13.00 lakhs for construction of a common facility centre on a patch of land measuring 01.00 acre recorded in the name of the Artisans was submitted to the Dist. Administration, Angul and the same has been approved to establish the CFC out of the infrastructural development fund of DRDA, Angul . The construction is going on.

Year wise Achievement Under Rehabilitation of Handicraft Artisan(RHA) of DIC Angul

Sl. No.	Year	No. of handicraft artisan assisted
1	2	3
1	2005-06	37
2	2006-07	34
3	2007-08	-
4	2008-09	28
5	2009-10	15
6	2010-11	21
7	2011-12	24
8	2012-13	34

Initiative taken by DIC for promotion of handicraft and cottage industry

i) Identification of Artisans through filed Officer.

ii) Awareness camp both at District and Block Headquarter

iii) Identification of cluster for development under Cluster Development Programme

iv) Organization of Handicrafts Exhibition.

v) Deputation of Artisans to attend trade for outside the State.

vi) Arrangement of training.

MANUAL-13

Particulars of Recipients of Concessions, Permits or Authorizations Granted

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xiii)]

The recipient of MSME subsidy & other concessions are given in Annexure-I.

MANUAL-14

Information Available in an Electronic Form

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xiv)]

All the information has been electronically saved and available in the following web site.

msmeodisha.gov.in
kviconline.gov.in
diodisha.gov.in

MANUAL-15

Particulars of Facilities Available to Citizens for Obtaining Information

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xv)]

Information are being complied to the citizens through application under RTI Act-2005 by the PIO, DIC, Angul.

MANUAL-16

Names, Designations & Other Particulars of the Public Information Officers

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xvi)]

Assistant Public Information Officers (APIO):

Sl.	Name	Designation	Office Ph. No.	Mobile No.	Fax	E Mail	Address
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
1	Sri Samarendra Behera	Senior Assistant	-	-	-	-	District Industries Centre, Angul

Public Information Officer (PIO): l.

Sl.	ame	Designation	Office Ph. No.	Mobile No.	Fax	E Mail	Address
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
1	Sri Himansu Sekhar Sahu	A.I.O DIC,Angul	-	-	-	-	District Industries Centre, Angul

First Appellate Authority (FAA):

Sl.	Name	Designation	Office Ph. No.	Mobile No.	Fax	E Mail	Address
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
1	Sri Sibasish Kanungo	GM, DIC,Angul	-	-	-	-	District Industries Centre, Angul

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Other Useful Information

[Section-4 (1) (b) (xvii)]

List of Small & Medium Enterprises having Plant & Machineries more than Rs.1.00 Crores in Angul District

sl No. Name of the Units.

1. M/s Tulasi Rice Tech, Pvt. Ltd, Angul

2. M/s Jagannath Cracker Pvt, Ltd, Angul.

3. M/s Rukmani Infra Project Pvt, Ltd, Angul.

4. M/s Saralia Foods Pvt, Ltd, Angul.

5. M/s Maa Maheswari Rice Mill, Athmallik.

6. M/s K.R. Enterprises, Talcher.

7. M/s Utkal Energy Resources Ltd, Talcher.

8. M/s Intercontinental Tar Refineries Pvt, Ltd, Talcher.

9. M/s Global Coal & Mines Ltd, Talcher

10 M/s Amritesh Industrties Pvt. Ltd, Angul.

11 M/s Suraj Iron & Steel Pvt Ltd.,

List of MEGA Industries in Angul District.

Public Sector:-

sl No. Name of the Units.

1. Talcher Super Thermal Power Station, Angul.

2 NTPC, Kaniha.

3. NALCO

4. Mahanadi Coal Fields Ltd, Talcher Area.

5 Heavy Water Plant, Talcher.

Private Sector

sl No. Name of the Units.

1 Jindal Steel & Power Ltd, Nisha, Angul.

2 Jindal India Thermal Power Ltd, Derang, Kaniha, Angul.

3 Ganesh Sponge Pvt. Ltd., Chhendipada, Angul.

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