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Government of India Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises MSME Development Institute Advisor Chowmohani, Krishana Nagar Road *Agartala,Tripura Telefax: 0381-2326570 E-mail: dcdi-agartala@dcmsme.gov.in (*) new building of MSME-DI AT INDRANAGAR, AGARTALA under construction. 1

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INDEX Sl. No. Contents Page No. 1. About Tripura 4 2. Introduction 8 3. State Level Vendor Development Programme 10 4. Cluster Development Programme 11 5. Construction of office building 15 6. Swachh Bharat Mission & Hindi Diwas 15 7. Rashtriya Ekta Diwas 15 8. Other important activities & meeting 16 9. Training Programmes at a glance. 17 10. Annual Progress Report of Training Programme 18 11. Summary of IMC 22 12. Summary of ESDPs & EDPs 23 13. Details of Revenue Earned 24 14. List of Officers Posted 25 15. Photo Features 26 3

ABOUT TRIPURA State of Tripura consists of eight Districts namely West Tripura, Gomati, Unakoti, South Tripura, North Tripura, Sipahijala, Khowai and Dhalai. The General information about Tripura State is as under. Capital : Agartala. Area : 10491.69 Sq. Km. Population : 36,73,917.(Male-18,79,821, Female-17,94,096) Literacy ratio : 94.65% (Male -96.24%, Female- 93.06%) Forest area : 6,29,426 ha. Rain Fall : Good average rain fall-2200 mm (During south west monsoon) Gross cropped area : 4,74,368 ha. Net cropped area : 2,55,213 ha. Area sown more than once :1,69,528 ha. Main crops : Rice, Potato and Vegetables. Lead Bank : United Bank of India (for all Districts of Tripura.) MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 4

The Location: Tripura is located in the southwest North Eastern Region. The State is connected with Guwahati, by National Highway (NH-44) the distance between Guwahati and Agartala being about 587 km. The distance of Agartala from Siliguri (which is considered the entry point to the North East) is about 1065 km. Agartala is now connected by Railway Line and the same is being extended upto Sabroom, the southern-most part of Tripura. The conversion of meter gauge to broad gauge is under process and train service presently suspended for gauge conversion. The State Capital, Agartala is also well-connected by Air to Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, Guwahati and other North Eastern cities. Agartala Airport is the second busiest Airport in the North East, after Guwahati. A significant aspect of Tripura s location is that the State has about 856 Km long international border with Bangladesh, which is about 84% of the total perimeter of the State. Most of the important cities of Bangladesh (including Dhaka) are within 150 km distance of the town in Tripura. The direct distance between Agartala (Tripura) and Kolkata (through Bangladesh) is only about 350 Km. MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 5

The Land: Tripura is among the smaller State in the North Eastern Region, with a total area of about 10486.00 Sq. Km. only, out of which about 60% area is hilly and forested. The cultivated area is about 27% only. The State gets fairly high annual rainfall of about 250 cm, well spread over the year. The People: The State has a total population of about 36.7 lakhs (2011 census), which is the 2nd highest in the North Eastern Region, after Assam. The average density of population is also fairly high, at 350 persons per sq. km, particularly considering the fact that 60% of the area being forested and hilly is sparsely populated. The literacy rate in the State is 94.65% which is much higher than the national average and highest in the country. The State has a good social infrastructure in terms of educational and health institutions. The main languages spoken in the State are Bangla, Hindi and English. The Economy: The State has good agro-climatic conditions, suitable for a large variety of Agro/ Horti. crops. Further, industrial development has also picked up over the past few years. In fact, during the last decade, the State has recorded impressive growth rates. The Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) growth rate was 10.50% during 1999-2000 to 2007-08. The Secondary sector share in Gross State Domestic Product has risen from 14.12% to 22.59% during 1999-2000 to 2007-08. The per capita income of the State rose from Rs. 50175 in 2011-12 to Rs. 55004 in 2012-13. Others : At the time of Tripura's merger with effect from October 15, 1949 with the Indian Union, the major mode of farming was shifting cultivation or 'jhum', which produced little surplus. A small proportion of the plain lands of the State were under settled agriculture undertaken by Bengalis, and the main crop was rice. Most of the plain lands of the State were not under cultivation and were covered with cane-brakes and marshes. Thus at the time of formation of the State, the economy was predominantly agricultural and forest-based, with no industrial base, a low level of urbanization and limited infrastructure. MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 6

For administrative convenience and decentralization of power Tripura which had once been a single district only is now divided into altogether eight districts, twenty three subdivisions and forty five rural development blocks. Besides, a special feature of the state is the vibrant existence of an Autonomous District Council (ADC) for tribal s based on 6th schedule of the Indian constitution. The ADC in Tripura encompasses 68.10% of the state's total geographical territory and is home to roughly one third of the state's population. MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 7

INTRODUCTION M icro, Small and Medium Enterprise Development Institute, Agartala ( Formerly known as Small Industries Service Institute, Agartala ) is engaged in promotion and development of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in the state of Tripura. This Institute works directly under the control of Additional Secretary & Development Commissioner (MSME), Ministry of MSME, Government of India, New Delhi. It was set up in the year 1972 as a branch Institute and made a full-fledged Institute in the year 1991. MSME-DI, Agartala has its Branch at Aizawl in Mizoram, set up in the year 1973. The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector is the engine of growth for every economy and in India it contributes about 45% of the total manufacturing out put and nearly 40% of Export. Moreover this sector provides employment to over 36 million people. MSME-Development Institute, Agartala provides a wide spectrum of services to the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise sector and also equips the unemployed youths with desired skills to enable them to be employed through setting up MSMEs. This institute provides following services to the prospective and existing entrepreneurs. A) THE PROSPECTIVE ENTERPRENEURS i) Product identification and selection of location. ii) Selection of machinery and technology. iii) Information on Marketing / Financial Assistance. iv) Preparation of detailed Project Report. v) Assistance in co-ordination with DICs and other Govt. and Non-govt. agencies. B) THE EXISTING ENTREPRENEURS i) Guidance on Technical assistance on plant and machinery including lay out. ii) Technology up gradation and use of sophisticated technologies and best practices. MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 8

iii) Improvement in tooling. iv) Product development and Quality improvement. v) Product diversification. vi) Consultancy for managerial, marketing or financial related matters. vii) Energy conservation. viii) Pollution control and environment friendly clean technology and waste minimization. ix) NSIC Registration to participate in the Govt. Store Purchase Programme. x) Export Promotion. C) TRAINING PROGRAMMES This institute conducts different training programmes in the state of Tripura for the benefit of prospective as well as for existing Entrepreneurs. (i) Industrial Motivation Campaign (IMC) : This institute conducts Industrial Motivation Campaigns at different places of the state to motivate the unemployed youths to become entrepreneurs by acquiring the desired skills and by taking advantage of the Govt. Schemes. The information on the viable projects which can be set up based on available resources and demand is disseminated in the IMCs. Total 11 IMCs were conducted by this Institute and it s Br. Institute at Aizawl during the year 2014-15. (ii) Entrepreneurship Skill Development Programme (ESDP) : Under Skill Development mission of Government of India, these programmes are conducted. During these programmes, different skills are imparted to the educated unemployed youth of the state, which enable them to become self-employed. Besides the technical skills, the speakers from various promotional agencies viz. Bank, DICs, Charted Accountants, KVIC, Professionals from Marketing field, DRDA etc to deliver talks on different aspects of setting up an enterprises. Total 09 Nos. of ESDPs were conducted by this Institute and it s Br. Institute at Aizawl during the year 2014-15. MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 9

(iii) Entrepreneurship Development Programme (EDP) : In these programmes candidates are imparted training on different aspects of entrepreneurship Opportunities in Tripura State, How to set up MSMEs, Sources of finance, Marketing techniques etc.. The speakers from various promotional agencies viz. Bank, DICs, Charted Accountants, KVIC, Professionals from Marketing field, DRDA etc to deliver talks on different aspects of setting up an enterprises. Necessary assistance is also extended to identify projects and also to prepare the project profiles to set up the enterprises. Total 02 EDPs were conducted by this Institute during the year 2014-15. (iv) Management Development Programme (MDP) : The objective of the Management Development Programme is to improve managerial skills of entrepreneurs, managers and their supervisory staff members of the MSMEs. The MDPs are organized on subjects like Industrial Management, Marketing Management, Financial Management, Export Management, Personnel Management, etc. MDPs could not be conducted due to slash down of budget by this Institute during the year 2014-15 (D) STATE LEVEL VENDOR Development Programme (SLVDP) : This office organized a One Day State Level Vendor Development Programme (SLVDP) in association with Directorate of Industries & Commerce, Govt. of Tripura at Conference hall of Bamboo and Cane Development Institute, Agartala for the benefits of MSEs on 20.03.2015. The public procurement policy for MSEs(2012) in details along with list of 358 items reserved for exclusive purchases from MSEs was elaborated to the participants. The Central Govt. Organization and CPSU viz. Bharat Sanchar Nigam MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 10

Limited (A Govt. of India Enterprise), North East Frontier Railway (Construction), Ministry of Railway and North East Electric Power Corporation Limited participated and deliberated the vendor registration procedure, purchase procedure and items procured through its local office. NSIC deliberated their marketing scheme, other schemes and incentives for development of MSEs. The representatives of MSE Associations and the participating entrepreneurs were motivated to set up new units for manufacture of 358 reserved items under PPP for MSEs 2012.. Total 60 Nos. of MSEs participated in the programme apart from Central & State Government departments. (F) SEMINARS/ SENSITISATION/ AWARENESS PROGRAMMES UNDER NMCP: To Organize the various programmes under NMCP, the officers of this Institute visited and held discussions with local industries associations, Leading Engineering Colleges, Management Colleges etc. of Tripura State but they have not shown any interest in having such Programmes. It is also mentioned that Tripura & Mizoram are industrially backward states and there is no leading Industry Associations who can take the benefit of this scheme and therefore all the Programmes under NMCP were surrendered. (G) CLUSTER DEVELOPMENT Programme: (a) This Institute forwarded Proposals with recommendation Online to O/o DC (MSME) for Diagnostic study, Soft Intervention, Common Facility Center(CFC), and Infrastructure Development(ID) Projects under MSE-CDP for the state of Tripura & Mizoram. The work of approved cluster projects are going on in various parts in the states and present status of cluster projects are given here with MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 11

Sr. no. Name of the cluster No. of units Name of Association Implementing Agency Status 1. Jute Cluster Hapania, Agartala. 225 House hold units. Jute Mill Clay Cluster, Hapania. Cont:Ms. Bina Mb.9774085155 IIE, Guwahati. Contact: Dr. S. Barua Mb.9864034294 2 nd phase of Soft interventions completed. Identifying land for CFC. 2. Handicraft Cluster Shankhala, Tripura West. 3. Upgradation of Badarghat Ind. Estate 4. Pottery Cluster, North Tripura 114 Individual artisans. Shankhala Handicrafts Co-op. Society. Cont: Sri Manju Debbarma Mb.9856439706 EDI, Ahmedabad Contact: Sri Kuntal Nath Mb.9774834753 27 plots -- Director (I&C), Govt. of Tripura. More than 200 artisans IIE, Guwahati Soft Intervention Started in 1 st phase. Grant of Rs.6.62 Crores approved on 14 June, 2013. Sanction & Release of fund to 2 Cr for 1 st installment, work under process. Proposal for DSR. Forwarded. 5. Natural Fibre, Khowai, Tripura 6. Aluminium Utensil Cluster at Baktawang, Mizoram. More than 200 Artsans 33 Baktawang, Aluminium Utensil Maker Society IIE, Guwahati Sanction of Rs. 2.5 lakhs & release of 1.25 lakh for preparation of DSR. Bamboo Development Agency under Forwarded SI Proposal of Rs. 23.85 lakhs 12

Sr. no. JDI, Mizoram. Name of the cluster No. of units Name of Association Implementing Agency Status 7. Handloom Cluster, Shankhala, Tripura West. 43 Regd. Societies each employing at least 300 Weavers.(Women) -- Director, Handloom, Handicrafts & Sericulture, Agartala. 0381-2325340 -- 8. Bairabi Bamboo Cluster, Bairabi, Mizoram. 9. Baktawang Wood Carpentry Cluster, Mizoram 80 -- IIE, Guwahati. CFC proposal forwarded 100 -- IIE, Guwahati CFC proposal forwarded. 10. Setting up of IIDC at Belonia. South Tripura 11. Silk Textile Cluster, Lengte, Distt. Mamit, Mizoram. 55 plots - TIDC Ltd. Govt. of Tripura. 25 - Directorate of Industries, Govt. of Mizoram Final approval at a cost of 10.8232 Cr for setting up IIDC. Work under process. Sanction and release of 1.25 lakh for preparation of DSR 12. Agarbatti Cluster Dharamnagar, North Tripura. 150 P.S.Green Gold Society, North Ganganagar, Dharam Nagar, North Tripura 799250. Cont: Partha Chakraborty Mb.9856030100 EDI, Ahmedabad. DSR proposal approved MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 13

13 Upgradation of Kumarghat Industrial Estate, Unakoti District. 27 plots - TIDC Ltd. Govt. of Tripura. In-principle approval with a total project cost of Rs. 9.9416 Cr Work under process. 14 Setting up of IID Centre at Dewanpassa, North Tripura District 15 Agarbatti Cluster, Haulawng, Lunglei, Mizoram 225 plots - TIDC Ltd. Govt. of Tripura. - - Bamboo Development Agency (Govt. of Mizoram) Sanction Rs. 0.7279 Cr as 2 nd installment on 19-6-2014. Revised PC Rs. 384.16 lakhs, work under process. DSR proposal approved. work under process 16 Aizawl Plastic Products Cluster, Aizawl 20 nos. LBK Engineering Society, Aizawl Mizoram. Contact No. 09612164609 DIC, Aizawl DSR proposal forwarded MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 14

(H) NEW CONSTRUCTION OF OFFICE BUILDING : O/o DC (MSME), New Delhi Sanctioned and allotted of Rs.426 lakhs for construction of New Office Building on 09.07.2014 at Indranagar, Agartala for which 0.62 acres of land was already provided by Govt. of Tripura and this office initiated further construction of Office building and held several meetings with CPWD Agartala for monitoring and review of progress of work. The structure, brick work, outside plastering work, fixing of door and window frame of two storied new office building completed. The flooring work, plumbering work, electrical fitting and Construction of Boundary wall under progress. Application for electrical bulk connection load along with requisite fees submitted to Tripura State Electricity Corporation Limited. The construction of approach road under progress after collection of permission from Govt. of Tripura. The 1 st floor of New office building will be ready with temporary electrical and water connection for shifting by the end of May, 2015 tentatively. (I) hindi diwas: This office celebrated Hindi Diwas on 16.09.2014 at MSME-DI, Agartala. Shri S. K. Som, Dy. Director (Met) read the message of Development Commissioner (MSME), New Delhi and each officer and staff also read the message on this occasion. During the Hindi Diwas celebration, a debate was organized on various topics viz. Work Environment and Work Culture for development of nation. All the officers and staff actively participated in the programme. ( J) SWACHH BHARAT MISSION : This Institutes participated in the Swachh Bharat Mission campaign on 2 nd October, 2014, birth day of Mahatma Gandhi, called by Hon ble Prime Minister of India. The Officers and staff took Swachhta Pledge. The Officers and staff of this Institutes participated voluntarily in cleaning the office building, entrance, Boundary and surroundings of office building. This office has taken action under cleanliness programme and wed out the old and useless files, documents and registers of 304 nos. 15

(K) RASHTRIYA EKTA DIWAS : This Institute celebrated the birth anniversary of late Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel as Rashtriya Ekta Diwas ( National Unity Day ) on 31 st October,2014 with enthusiasm. Sri S.K. Som, Dy. Director(Met) along with officers and staff participated in pledge taking ceremony and singing of National Anthem. (J) OTHER IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES: (i) The officers of this Institute have close coordination with State Government, local Industries associations and other agencies of the Ministry viz. KVIC, NSIC etc. (ii) The officers of this Institute have attended the following meetings during the year 2014-15: (a) Technology Partnership Meet organized by North East Centre for Technology Application and Reach, New Delhi (a) State Level Banker s Committee (SLBC) Meetings for Tripura State. (b) Meetings with Directorate of Industries & Commerce and District Industries Centers in connection with PMEGP, EM II filling and capacity Assessment for Transport subsidy. (c) Meetings with Directorate of Industries & Commerce in connection with procurement of Tools & Equipments for various ITI s of Tripura State. (d) Meeting with North East Frontier Railways, BSNL, North East Electric Power Corporation Limited, NSIC, Govt..Organizations and Prominent Industries associations in connection with conduction of SLVDP. (f) Meeting of Empowered Committee for MSME organized by RBI Agartala. (g) Meetings with CPWD, ITI,ETDC, State Directorate of Industries & Commerce in connection to construction of New office building and approach road. (h) Meeting with ITI/ Polytechnic/ NIT/ TIT/ in connection with conduction of Workshop/ Machine based ESDP and Skill Mapping Work. (i) Meetings with Tripura State Council of Science & Technology (TSCST) for setting up of Intellectual Property Facilitation Centre for MSMEs. (j) Meeting of 25 th Tripura Industries & Commerce Fair under the Chairmanship of Hon ble Minister of Industries & Commerce, Govt. of Tripura. MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 16

TRAINING PROGRAMMES AT A GLANCE FOR THE YEAR 2014-15 Sr. No. Name of the Programme Target Achievement No. of Persons Trained Expenditure Incurred Revenue Earned (Lakhs) (Lakhs) 1. ESDPs 23 09* 211 5.56345 0.112 2. EDPs 05 02* 50 0.40 0.0125 3. MDPs 03 Nil* -- - - 4. IMCs 23 11* 549 0.8695 - Total 54 22* 810 6.83295 0.12450 * The conduction of IMC/EDP/ESDP has been stopped due to slash down of budget as per advice of Headquarter, New Delhi from Nov, 2014. MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 17

ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT OF TRAINING PROGRAMMES FOR THE YEAR 2014-15 Sl. No. Programmes Target Achiev ement Exp. (lakh) No. of persons trained SC ST W P H Minor ities OBC Oth ers Total 1. 2. 3. ESDPs BSDPs EDPs SC/ST 0 Women 0 General 19 07 4.20 23 51 148-16 09 70 169 (UEY) Weaker 04 02 1.36-42 22 - - - - 42 Section Stipendiary Minority 0 SC/ST 0 Women 0 General 0 Minority 0 SC/ST 0 Women 0 General 04 02 0.40 18 07 50 01 09 15 50 Stipendiary 01 00 - - - - - - - - Minority 0 ITI / 0 Polytechnic 4. MDPs 03 - - - - - - - - - - 5. SDP through W/shop 0 6. IMCs - 23 11 0.87 42 311 512 08 31 158 550 7. Others (Bar Code) - 1 0 - - - - - - - - - 8. Total - 55 22 6.83 83 411 732 25 49 243 811 MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 18

Bar Chart Showing Achievements against Annual Targets for the year 2014-15 Note: The Conduction of IMC/EDP/ESDP has been stopped due to budget cut as per advise of HQ since Nov, 2014. MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 19

Categories wise break-up of Trainees in the Training Programme MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 20

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SUMMARY OF PROGRAMMES CONDUCTED DURING THE YEAR 2014-15 (A) INDUSTRIAL MOTIVATION CAMPAIGNS (IMCs) Sr. No. Date Place 1 11-08-2014 Palatana, Udaipur 2 14-08-2014 Purathal, Rajnagar, Bishalgarh 3 20-08-2014 Chhankhala, Khowai 4 05-11-2014 Khayarpur, West Tripura 5 10-11-2014 Ramnagar, West Tripura 6 21-11-2014 Bridhyanagar, West Tripura 7 08-08-2014 S.N. Colony, West Tripura 8 11-08-2014 Killa, Gomati District 9 01-09-2014 Bhati abhoynagar, Agartala 10 17-10-2014 Aizawl, Mizoram 11 20-11-2014 Aizawl, Mizoram MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 22

(B) ENTERPRENURSHIP SKILLED DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES (ESDPs) Sr. No. From Date Topic Place Revenu To e Earned 1. 12-08-2014 22-09-2014 Fancy cloth bag Palatana, Udaipur 2100 making 2. 19-08-2014 29-09-2014 Garment Purathal, Rajnagar, 2400 manufacturing Bishalgarh 3. 21-08-2014 01-10-2014 Value added Jute Chhankhala, Khowai Nil Products 4. 11-11-2014 22-12-2014 Mobile repairing Ramnagar, West 3200 Tripura 5. 14-08-2014 24-09-2014 Hosiery and S.N.Colony, West 1500 woolen garments Tripura 6. 12-08-2014 22-09-2014 Garments Killa, Gomati Nil manufacturing 7. 02-09-2014 20-10-2014 Soft-toys making, Bhati Abhoynagar, 2000 Agartala 8. 14-11-2014 26-12-2014 Computer Hardware Aizawl, Mizoram, Nil Maintenance & Networking 9. 21-11-2014 02-01-2015 Garments Manufacturing Aizawl, Mizoram Nil (C) ENTERPRENURSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES (EDPs) Sr. No. From Date Place Revenue To Earned 1. 06-11-2014 19-11-2014 Khayarpur, West Tripura 800 2. 07-11-2014 20-11-2014 Bridhyanagar, West Tripura 450 MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 23

DETAILS OF THE REVENUE EARNED BY THE INSTITUTE DURING THE YEAR 2014-15 Sl. Activity MSME-DI Br. MSME- Total No. DI 1. Revenue from workshop - - - 2. Specialized training - - - Programmes (CAD/CAM) 3. Sale of trainee products - - - 4. Seminar fees (Bar Code) - - - 5. Capacity Assessment and - - - Consultancy 6. Project Appraisals - - - 7. Sick unit studies - - - 8. In plant Studies - - - 9. Surveys - - - 10. Energy Audits - - - 11. NSIC Regn./GSPP - - - 12. Sale of Publications - - - 13. PD Accounts - - - 14. Others (Fees collected from 12450 Nil 12450 candidates in ESDPs & EDPs, MDPs.) 15. Revenue Earned from - - - Auction of IT Products Total 12450 Nil 12450 MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 24

LIST OF OFFICERS POSTED AT MSME-DI, AGARTALA. Sr. No. Name of the Officer Designation 1. N. N. Debnath Director, MSME-DI, Kolkata with Additional Charge of Agartala 2. S. K. Som Dy. Director (Met.) 3. A.K. Mukherji Asstt. Director (Mech) LIST OF OFFICERS POSTED AT Br. MSME-DI, Aizawl. Sr. No. Name of the Officer Designation 1 Manabendra Dutta Assistant Director (IMT) 2 B.P.Singh Assistant Director (Elect.) MSME-DI, Agartala Annual Progress Report 2014-15 25

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