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FACT SHEET

DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIES

GOVERNMENT

OF

BIHAR


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I. FRUITS & VEGETABLES PRODUCTION (31st

March, 2005)

Fruits Production Vegetables Production

II. FOOD GRAINS PRODUCTION

(in Lakh M.T.)

Crop Production Bihar's

Share (%)

Rice 50.94 6

Wheat 41.08 6

Maize 13.59 11

Sugarcane 39.19 1

Pulses 5.60 4

Jute (Bales) 10.48 9

Oil Seeds 1.22 1

Production National Production National

(Lakh M.T.) %age (Lakh M.T.) %age

Mango 15.40 15 Potato 10.19 4

Banana 4.43 3 Brinjal 10.81 14

Guava 3.31 19 Cauliflower 9.55 20

Litchi 3.39 88 Bhindi 9.28 28

Citrus 1.34 3 Tomato 5.88 8

Pineapple 1.04 9 Onion 9.17 18

Cabbage 5.84 10


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III. HONEY PRODUCTION

1. Largest producer of Honey.

2. Production increased from 7 M.T. in 1970 to 3900 MT. in 2002 against

National production of 8400 M.T.

3. 1,06,000 families directly engaged in this activity.

4. Average production of Honey in Bihar 60 kg per box as against average all

India average of 20 kg per box.

5. Major buyers of Bihar Honey Dabur, Kejriwal & Zandu.

IV. PRODUCTION OF LITCHI (31st March, 2005)

1. Area (Hectares) 28007

2. Production (lakh Tons) 3.36

3. Yield (Tons/Hect.) 12

V. EXPORTS OF LITCHI (2002-03)

%

All India Bihar Bihar/India

1. Fresh 44.00 35.00 80%

(28.00) (27.00) (96%)

2. Processed 103.00 96.00 93%

(Nil) (Nil) (Nil)

3. Total 175.00 158.00 90%

(28.00) 27.00) (96%)

(Figures in Brackets are for 2001-02)

Exports of Litchi in year 2003-04 was 393 M.T.

which was 82% of the total exports from the country.


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VI. LIVESTOCK & HIDES POPULATION

Livestock & Hides

Lakh Units

1992 1997 2000

Livestock Hides Livestock Hides Livestock Hides

Cattle 221.40 30.10 260.00 35.40 283.00 38.50

Buffaloes 53.50 9.70 57.80 10.50 60.30 11.00

Goats 174.60 136.40 211.20 164.90 233.20 182.10

Sheep 16.90 1.60 19.10 1.80 20.40 1.90

GENERAL (2003-04)

No. of SSI, Artisan & Tiny Units 74,491 *

No. of Medium & Large Units 248

No. of Working Handlooms 34,000

No. of Powerlooms 11,400

No. of Weavers 1,32,000

*As per IIIrd

All India Census of SSI 2001-02

SILK PRODUCTION (2003-04)

Production of Cocoon Production of Raw Silk

Mulbery 48 6(M.T.) (M.T.)

Tasar 8,000 8

(Kahan) (M.T.)

. Eri 25 18

(M.T.) (M.T.)

Special package for Handloom sent for Rs.89.09 crores

Special package for Sericulture sent for Rs.37.09 crores.


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HANDLOOM SECTOR

1. District wise Data of handloom (list enclose)

2. No. of handlooms under co-operative-about 10,000

3. Name of State Government's institution

(i) Office of Deputy Development officer (Textile), Gaya

(ii) Office of Deputy Development officer (Textile), Bhagalupur

(iii) Office of Deputy Development officer (Textile), Muzaffarpur

(iv) Office of Deputy Development officer (Textile), Darbhanga

(v) Weavers Training Centre, Chakand, Gaya

(vi) Weavers Training Centre, Kako, Jahanabad

(vii) Weavers Training Centre, Obra, Aurangabad

(viii) Weavers Training Centre, Jhingnagar, Nalanda

(ix) Weavers Training Centre, Puraini, Bhagalpur

(x) Weavers Training Centre, Amarpur, Banka

(xi) Centrel Design Centre, Rajendra Nager, Patna

(xii) Polyister & Silk Vuatra Training Cum Production Centre, Barari,

Bhagalpur

(xiii) Central Processing Plant, BiharSharif, Nalanda

(xiv) Dying & Finishing Plant, Darbhanga

(xv) Assistant Registrar, Sahyog Samitiyan (HastKargha),

Rajendra Nagar, Patna

(xvi) Assistant Registrar, Bunkar Sahyog Samitiyan, Gulzarbagh, Patna

4. Name of Centre Government's Institution

(i) Weavers Service Centre, Barari, Bhagalpur

(ii) PowerLoom Seva Kendra, Nath Nagar, Bhagalpur


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5.Welfare Schemes-State Government

Handloom Secter

(i) Scheme for Supply of Handlooms Accessories to the Handloom weavers for

modernization of their existing looms.

(ii) Award Scheme for the Handlooms Cloth Exporters

(iii) Marketing Assistance Scheme (Supply of Cycle to weavers)

(iv) Computer Added Designing Training at CIPT, Hajipur, for weavers.

(v) Advance Training to weavers of Bhagalpur.

(vi) Modernization of weavers Training Centre.

(vii) Scheme for supply of Dobby & Jacquard to Silk Handloom weavers.

(viii) Scheme for weavers of Patna, Arwal & Jahanabad Nuxle affected District.

(ix) Scheme for work shed Cum Housing for the Rural weavers.

Power loom Secter

(i) Scheme for Supply for Gentrater Set to Powerloom weavers

Co-Operative Sector

(i) Under Revised 20-Point Programme Modernization of weavers Looms.

6. Welfare Scheme-Central Govenment

(i) Scheme for Supply of Yarn at Mill Gate Price Scheme.

(ii) Deen Dayal Hastkargha Protsahan Yojna

(iii) Work Shed Cum Housing Scheme.

(iv) Mahatma Gandhi Bunkar Bima Yojna.

(v) Health Insurance Scheme.

(vi) One Time Ten Percent Rebate Scheme

(vii) Integrated Handloom Training Programme.

(viii) Swarojgar Credit Card Yojna.

(ix) Technology Up-gradation fund Scheme (TUFS)


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7. Annual Budget (2006-07)

(i) Handloom General 100.00 Lakh

(ii) Nuxal Affected District - Patna, 64.00 Lakh

Arwal & Jahanabad.

(iii) Work Shed Cum Housing Scheme

for weavers of Rural Area. 45.00 Lakh

(iv) Handlooms Co-Operative Scheme 80.00 Lakh

(v) Power loom Sector 05.00 Lakh

8. Name of Spinning Mills

(i) Bhagalpur Co-Operative Spinning Mill, Bhagalpur

(ii) Siwan Co-Operative Spinning Mill, Siwan

(iii) Pandaul Co-Operative Spinning Mill, Pandaul (Madhubani)

(iv) Bihar Spun Silk Mill, Bhagalpur


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District wise Data of Handloom

Sl.No. Name of District No. ofWeavers

YearlyProduction In

Linen Metre

Yearly TurnOver in

Rupees

1 Muzafferpur 158 1850 61,200

2 East Champaran 3348 10220 5,76030

3 West Champaran 422 724 1,79,500

4 Gopalganj 1115 6880 1,71,300

5 Darbhanga 1454 52178 26,03,880

6 Samastipur 257 11150 1,90,000

7 Saharsa - - -

8 Madhepura 357 7350 -

9 Supaul 155 2476 2,92,00010 Purnia 104 - -

11 Kishanganj 243 1506 9,92,330

12 Araria 1440 - -

13 Katihaar 478 - -

14 Bhagalpur 18000 - -

15 Banka 12000 - -

16 Munger 506 3515 1,54,250

17 Jamui 253 40 32,000

18 Lakhisaria 74 - -

19 Shekhpura 13 - -20 Khagaria 1025 2224 17,820

21 Begusaria 115 3080 58,000

22 Patna 2786 126859 22,39,815

23 Bhojpur 4359 4286 2,56,000

24 Rohtas 1670 39003 19,15,200

25 Buxer 3547 3118 2,04,380

26 Bhabhua 7475 6832 2,63,440

27 Gaya 5335 239456 34,98,904

28 Aurangabad 6775 51189 28,71,095

29 Jehanabad 984 2370 95,350

30 Arwal 284 495 29,10031 Nalanda 1212 16499 1,51,200

32 Nawada 1196 26310 30,54,680

33 Sitamarhi 614 665 34,000

34 Shivhar 65 2850 65,400

35 Vaishali 64 1513 54,600

36 Chapra 160 8990 3,45,150

37 Siwan 7358 4404 -

38 Madhubani 3931 28103 6,50,650


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8 vU; 36477 304770 8.35 30681 306810 10.00 30930 277450 8.97

dqy ;ksx 294601 3038006 290348 3350707 266345 2920254(Source: Horticulture Department)


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6 dw 21671 346736 16.00 25205 403280 16.00 29143 582860 20.00

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14 vU; 6786 1085776 16.00 61049 976784 16.00 59684 835590 14.00

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DISTRICT & CATEGORYWISE SUMMARY OF LARGE & MEDIUM INDUSTRIES IN BIHAR

C A T E G O R Y

DISTRICT

CEMENT

CERAMICS

CHEMICAL

ELECTRICAL

ELECTRONICS

ENGG.

FOOD

GLASS

IRON&STEEL

LEATHER

MINERAL

PAPER

PLASTIC

TEXTILE

WOOD

MISC.

TOTAL

ARARIA 1 1

AURANGABAD 1 1 1 3 1 3 4 1 1 16

BANKA 1 1 2

BEGUSARAI 10 2 1 2 1 16

BHAGALPUR 1 1 1 1 2 1 7

BHOJPUR 1 1 1 3

BUXAR 1 1 1 3

DARBHANGA 1 3 2 1 7

E. CHAMPARAN 3 1 4

GAYA 2 3 1 1 1 1 9

GOPALGANJ 5 5

KATIHAR 1 1 2 4

KISHANGANJ 1 1

MADHUBANI 3 1 1 1 6

MUNGER 1 1 2

MUZAFFARPUR 6 2 3 3 1 2 1 18

NALANDA 1 1 2 1 1 6

NAWADA 1 1 2

PATNA 2 2 6 5 1 6 13 2 21 3 4 2 4 1 72

PURNIA 1 4 2 1 1 1 10

ROHTAS 2 1 1 2 1 1 8

SAMASTIPUR 4 1 1 6

SARAN 1 3 4

SITAMARHI 1 1 2

SIWAN 4 1 5

VAISHALI 4 2 1 7 1 2 1 1 2 1 22

W. CHAMPARAN 6 1 1 1 9

4 8 33 5 4 12 74 4 40 7 10 18 5 19 3 4 250


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Details of Permanent Registration of Small, Tiny and Artisan Units

Achievement againstTarget

Investment

AchievementagainstTarget

(In %age)Year

Target ofPerm.

Registration

Small Tiny Artisan

TotalRegistration

(Rs.in lakh)

Employment

1997-98 10200 94 5376 4415 9885 5797.78 25065 96.91%

1998-99 10200 79 4405 4986 9470 6372.66 21914 92.84%

99-2000 10200 98 4671 3802 8571 7838.50 23184 84.03%

2000-01 7027 35 4249 2530 6814 3805.15 14015 96.97%

2001-02 7000 31 3206 3315 6552 4192.04 15283 93.60%

2002-03 7000 24 3290 2983 6297 4638.08 13622 89.96%

2003-04 7000 19 3222 2369 5610 6417.53 13415 80.14%

2004-05 7000 17 3335 2897 6249 5371.79 13346 89.27%

2005-06* 7000 22 2766 2634 5422 4096.39 12524 77.46%

* Till March 2006

Abstract of Statewise distribution of working & closed units.

(Registered SSI Sector)

As per 3rd All India Census of SSI 2001-02

By D.C., SSI, Government of India

Working UnitsSl.No.

Name ofState/UT.

No. ofPermanently

Registered SSIUnits

No. Percentage

1 Punjab 1,54,686 71,091 45.96

2 Rajasthan 84,256 46,378 55.04

3 Uttar Pradesh 2,89,569 1,73,269 59.84

4 Orissa 22,324 6,752 30.25

5 Bihar 74,491 53,631 72.00

Total 23,05,725 14,37,704 62.35


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Progress Report of Prime Minister Rojgar Yojana : From 1993-94 to 2005-06

Recommended byDIC

Sanctioned by Bank Disbursed by BankYear Target

No. Amount No. Amount No. Amount

% ofSanctionagainstTarget

% ofdisburse

mentagainstTarget

1993-94 3070 5667 - 2051 1664.54 1487 1003.91 66.81% 48.44%

1994-95 22150 33819 27867.13 11705 8658.29 8714 5532.65 52.84% 39.34%

1995-96 22150 43170 32320.96 17924 13203.76 13888 9241.37 80.92% 62.70%

1996-97 22150 46660 28927.82 18818 14759.47 15004 10491.81 84.96% 67.74%

1997-98 21500 37320 29400.57 14720 11859.32 12288 8837.15 68.47% 57.15%

1998-99 20500 26608 21056.37 11311 9322.68 9233 6851.52 55.18% 45.04%

99-2000 21800 25277 24856.82 11083 10208.93 8758 6848.02 50.84% 40.17%

2000-01 14549 17176 17860.41 7743 7058.41 6456 5293.48 53.22% 44.37%

2001-02 18000 22713 23337.95 11393 10322.62 9167 7401.96 63.29% 50.93%

2002-03 18100 24000 24807.41 11703 10801.2 10335 6399.975 64.66% 57.10%

2003-04 14400 19933 20953.33 10691 10096.32 9520 8137.79 74.24% 66.11%

2004-05 16000 22079 23276.95 11977 11458.49 10432 9091.45 74.86% 65.20%

2005-06* 25000 31429 32718.87 14636 14290.20 10556 8768.38 58.54% 42.22%

239369 355651 307384.59 155755 133704.23 125838 93899.47 65.07% 52.57%

*Till April, 2006


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Progress Report of Prime Minister Rojgar Yojana:

From 1998-99 to 2005-06

Year Target% of Sanctionagainst Target

% againstdisbursement

1998-99 20500 55.18% 45.04%

99-2000 21800 50.84% 40.17%

2000-01 14549 53.22% 44.37%

2001-02 18000 63.29% 50.93%

2002-03 18100 64.66% 57.10%

2003-04 14400 74.24% 66.11%

2004-05 16000 74.86% 65.20%

2005-06* 25000 58.54% 42.22%

*Figures of Disbursement are upto April, 2006.


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Deatails of Budget Provision

NON - PLAN

HeadFin. Year

2002-2003Fin. Year

2003-2004Fin. Year2004-2005

Fin. Year2005-2006

2851 123130000 114712000 104337879 117170000

2852 104551000 93367000 81253211 72431000

3451 4265000 4691000 4928349 5463000TOTAL 231946000 212770000 190519439 195064000

Break-up of Annual Plan

YearOriginal

ProvisionRevised

ProvsionsActual

ExpenditureSurrender

2003-04 1243.50 0.00 685.00 0.00

2004-05 1928.50 1178.90 1175.15 753.35

2005-06 1644.58 2206.974 1971.60 235.37

Total 4816.58 3385.87 3831.75 988.72


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IEM / LOI Report

INFORMATION FOR THE LAST FIVE YEAR

Year No. of IEM

2001-02 03

2002-03 01

2003-04 03

2004-05 12

2005-06 06

2006-07 03

28

Sick & B.I.F.R. Registered Unit

No. of sick industry registered under B.I.F.R. - 15 (Fifteen)

No. of industry decided by B.I.F.R. for

Winding-up/rejection - 17 (Seventeen)

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