(I) TOOL ROOM & TRAINING
CENTRE WAZIRPUR
A Tool Room & Training
Centre set up at Wazirpur Industrial Area with Danish Collaboration is
functioning since 1978. This centre is engaged in imparting training to
young people so as to train them as tool makers and designers. The Centre
is also imparting training in Computer Science. The Type of courses being
conducted by the Centre are:-
- Four-year Diploma Course in Tool and Die making duly recognised by the Board of Technical Education. Govt. of NCT of Delhi.
- Two year post-Graduate course in Tool Design and Manufacturing.
- One year Short Term course for I.T.I. trained persons in the field of Tool Room Machine Operation & Fitting.
- One and half year Post-Diploma course in Computer Applications for graduates in arts, commerce, science or diploma holders in mechanical/electrical/electronics. Tool Room and
Training Centre also extends technical consultancy in tool making and produces high quality tools, jigs, fixtures and moulds for small scale and other industries. The centre is equipped with modern high-tech computerised numerically controlled machines so as to manufacture tools with high degree of accuracy.
(II) Hi-Tech vocational
Training Centre, Okhla:-
The Hi-tech Vocational Training
Centre has been set-up at Okhla with the assistance of the Italian Government
for providing training on computerised numerically controlled machines.
The following Courses are
run by the Centre:-
Course and duration
1. Programmable Logic Controllers
(2 modules of 2 weeks each) - 2 weeks
2. Programmable Logic Controllers
(2 modules of 2 weeks each) - 4 weeks
3. Microprocessor &
its applications - 4 weeks
4. Control and Instrumentation
- 2 weeks
5. Motor Drives and Controls
- 2 weeks
6. Computer based Measurements
- 1 week
7. Digital Systems - 4 weeks
8. Electronics Maintenance
Engg - 12 weeks
9. Electrical Control Circuits
- 4 weeks
10. Programming & Operation
of CNC Machines - 12 weeks
11. Automation with Pneumatics
& Hydraulics - 4 weeks
12. Metrology & Engg
Inspection - 4 weeks
13. Maintenance of CNC Machine
Tools - 1 week
(III) Electronic Regional
Testing Laboratory (North):-
This Laboratory has been
set up at Okhla by the Government of India, Deptt. of Electronics for providing
testing and development facilities to small scale electronics Industries.
(IV) Weaver's Service Centre:-
The Centre has been set up
by the Government of India at Weavers Colony, Bharat Nagar.
(V) Indian Institute
of Packaging:-
The Institute set up at Jhandewalan
Flatted Factories Complex is engages in testing and development of packing
materials. The scope of the Centre will be enlarged after the institute
building is constructed at Patparganj Industrial Area, Delhi for which
one acre plot of land has already been allotted by the Department of Industries.
(VI) Other Institutions
Proposed for Technological & Skill Upgradation
- Product-Cum-Process Development Centre for house-hold Electrical Appliances:-With a view to ensure safety of such appliances and to develop designs and prototypes of electrical
appliances which could compete more effectively in the international market, it is proposed to establish a Product-cum- Process Development Centre for house-hold electrical appliances in Delhi with assistance of UNIDO/UNDP.
- Auto Parts Development Centre:-It is proposed to set up an Auto Parts Development Centre in Delhi for training manpower in the field of manufacturing automobiles components and for providing common testing facilities for the small scale units. In addition, the centre will provide know-how in manufacturing processes, materials, heat treatment and so on for the production of quality auto parts. The Centre will also work as a nodal agency to collect and disseminate information with regard to development of Industries through seminars and
workshops.
- Polymer & Plastic Development Centre:-It is proposed to set up a Polymer & plastic Development Centre in Deli. The objective of the Centre is to upgrade the technology level in polymer and plastic processing industries through introduction of improved and new processes, new product designs, better production techniques, improvement in quality and generation of trained manpower, particularly for small scale sector.
(VII) Delhi Financial
Corporation
The Delhi Financial Corporation
caters to long term credit needs of small and medium sectors of industry
in Delhi and Chandigarh. Assistance can be availed for purchase of fixed
assets such as Land, Building, Plant & Machinery and working Capital.
The limit for grant of loan in case of companies and Cooperative societies
is Rs. 240.00 lakhs, while for partnership and proprietorship concerns
in Rs.90.00 lakhs. Assistance is provided for setting up of new units as
well as for shifting, expansion, modernisation, diversification of existing
units. There are special schemes for weaker sections of the society under
which assistance is given on highly concessional terms. In order to cater
to the needs of special target groups, such as, ex-servicemen, women, transport
operators, SC/ST, Physically Handicapped etc., the corporation has devised
suitable schemes to promote them. The industrial policy for the NCT of
Delhi lays special emphasis on promotion of industries which can achieve
optimum level of production with less space and power, can generate maximum
employment to local skilled persons, sophisticated industries producing
high value added items which do not cause congestion and transportation
bottlenecks and are of non-pollutant and non-hazardous nature. The Corporation
has stopped financial assistance to industrial units except HHI as given
in Schedule A & A-I of the Master Plan operating in non-conforming
areas of Delhi in the light of the Supreme Court's orders as well as instructions/guidelines
issued by the Commissioner of Industries, Govt. of NCT of Delhi. In view
of these constraints, the Corporation has diversified its activities in
lease financing, working capital financing and tertiary sector.
In order to promote clean
and eco-friendly technology and motivate the small units to modernise &
upgrade their technology so as to facilitate the production of quality
goods with enhanced profitability and competitiveness, the Corporation
has introduced the following two schemes.
- Acquisition of ISO-9000
series certificate by SSI units.
- Scheme for technology
development and modernisation for SSI units. It has enhanced the ceiling
of the assistance under Single Window Scheme from Rs. 50 lacs to Rs. 100
lacs.
The Corporation has chalked
out a special programme to provide financial assistance for rehabilitation
of PVC market dealers. For this purpose, DFC has drawn a special programme
for giving them financial assistance for purchase of land, construction
of building and working capital as per norms of the Corporation.
In view of the recent orders
of the Supreme Court relating to shifting of industries from the non-conforming
areas, the Corporation proposes to finance the relocation of industries
to the new industrial estates developed by the Govt. of NCT of Delhi. This
is a gigantic task and will provide an excellent opportunity to Small Scale
Industries in Delhi to modernise & upgrade their technology & infrastructure.
Details of the main schemes
of DFC are given in Annexure-IV.
(B). Other Institutions
I. Delhi State Industrial
Development Corporation Ltd.
DSIDC, which was set up in
the year 1971 under the Companies act, 1956 in order to assist, finance
and promote the interests of small scale industries in the Union territory
of Delhi has as on date an authorised capital of Rs.30.00 crores and paid
up capital of Rs.21.86 crores.
(i) Infrastructure Development:-
Under the scheme of relocation
of Industries, projects have been considered and building plans have been
submitted for approval of the competent local bodies for construction of
Flatted Factories at Jhilmil, Patpar Ganj, Badli Okhla and Narela Indl.
Complexes over a total area of 102 acres of Land. In this scheme it is
proposed to construct about 5,000 units of 50 sq.m each and the same shall
be allotted to such entrepreneurs who are already running their industries
in non conforming areas. Applications have already been received in the
office of Commissioner of Industries in this regard.
Under another scheme for
Relocation of Industries, land measuring 935 acres has been acquired already
at Bawana and action for acquiring another 3,000 acres of land has been
initiated. On this land it is proposed to build up a modern Indl. Complex
where-in the Indl. plots shall be allotted to such units which are presently
running in non-conforming areas in Delhi. these Indl. Complexes will have
all modern amenities like wide roads, adequate electric supply, water supply
and sewerage including CETP and all other facilities necessary for successful
Indl. complexes in modern times.
(ii) Works under Mini
Master Plan for Dev. of Rural Delhi
DSIDC had been given the
work of construction of Multi purpose Community Centres in 27 village initially
under this scheme. Construction has already been completed on 22 sites
and at others it is at an advanced stage of completion. 14 centres have
been inaugurated Impressed with progress of DSIDC another 29 villages have
been assigned to DSIDC for construction of the Multipurpose Community Centres.
Estimates have been sent to office of the Development Commissioner Govt.
of Delhi and they have been requested to hand over the sites in rural areas
and funds to DSIDC. A total of 16 Growth Centres are to be constructed
in Delhi under this scheme and out of these two growth centres have been
given to DSIDC which are in villages Kanjhawalal and Baprola in Delhi.
The DSIDC has prepared necessary plans and submitted the same to DDA, for
necessary approval. These Growth Centres shall accommodate and provide
for institutional areas, commercial areas, residential areas, industrial
infrastructure and pleasure facilities etc.
(iii) Community work Centres
In order to provide self
employment opportunities to the under privileged sections of the society,
allotment of 2571 work spaces in 22 new work centres has been completed.
Draw of lots have been held for allotment of another 555 work spaces and
the same are likely to be allotted in the near future.
In addition of this a survey
has been done of the places where additional work spaces could be constructed
subject to FAR norms. A total of seven such sites have been identified
and building plans have been submitted to MCD in respect of four sites
already. These constructions shall be done on SFS basis through financial
participation of perspective and entrepreneurs.
(iv) Narela Indl. Complex
DSIDC has developed a modern
Indl. Complex in an environmentally friendly indl. estate spread over 247
hectares of land at Narela. This complex provides for features like Common
Effluent Treatment Plant, recycling of waste water for horticulture use
after its treatment, spaces for ware houses, DTC Depot, Telephone Exchange,
ESI Hospital, Fire Station etc. In addition to this, facility centres are
situated at seven different places suitably providing for shopping needs
and office accommodation for professionals. A total of 1800 indl. plots
have been prepared, out of which the possession of 1584 plots have already
been given. In the Narela Indl. Complex it is proposed to set up a Hi-tech
Electronic Estate which shall have computers, electronics, tele communications
and high tech non polluting industries. This shall have a constructed area
of one lac sixty thousand sq.m.
(v) Marketing
DSIDC is providing assistance
to SSI Units of Delhi in marketing their products. In the year 1995-96
the Corporation's turnover was Rs.7.14 crores as compared to Rs.3.34 crores
during the previous financial year.
(vi) Others
During the year 1995-96 the
Overseas Manpower bureau sent seventy four doctors and para medical personnel
for foreign assignment.
(vii) Exhibitions
The DSIDC also has a permanent
pavilion at the Pragati Maidan Exhibition Grounds in New Delhi, which acts
as a show window to the industry of Delhi both during International Fairs
as well as by way of special exhibitions organised periodically. Exhibition
are also organised in different parts of Delhi to enable the small entrepreneurs
to exhibit and sell their products. Handloom weavers are given an opportunity
to sell their products at different places in the country by the DSIDC's
participation in exhibition nationwide.
During the past few year
Exhibition Division has been participating in exhibitions abroad to provide
international marketing exposure to small artisans, handicraftsmen, small
scale industrial units etc.
(viii) Bhatri Delhi Emporium
Delhi Emporium is functioning
in State Emporium Complex at Baba Kharak Singh Marg, Connaught Place, New
Delhi since 1973.
II. Society for Self Employment
Society for Self Employment
has been established by the Department of Industries to provide short term
training in repair of Radio & T.V., Fashion designing, repair &
Maintenance of House hold electrical appliances and fitting, refrigeration
and air conditioning and plumbing. The main objective of the society is
to train young persons with a view to help them in creating self employment.
Training centres of the society are located at E-26- 29 & A-41-44 Flatted
factories Complex, Jhandewalan, New Delhi - 55 and shed Nos. 7 & 8,
Weavers Colony, opposite Gagan cinema, Sunder Nagri (Nand Nagri), Delhi.
Details about training courses are given as under:-
Upto 30/6/97, as many as
3496 candidates have been trained in different trades. Presently training
courses in all the trades are conducted at Jhandewalan and one course in
fashion Designing is conducted at Nand Nagri Training Centre. Training
courses in some more trades are likely to be introduced in a phased manner.
III. Delhi Khadi &
Village Industries Board
This statutory Board was
reconstituted on 10-07-96 with the Minister of Industries, Govt. of Delhi
as its Chairman. It implements two schemes viz. K.V.I. scheme & Block
Loan Scheme, with their salient features as under:-
IV. Haryana Delhi Industrial
Consultants Ltd. (Hardicon)
HARDICON a consultancy organisation
set-up by All India Financial Institutions viz. IFCI, IDBI, ICICI in association
with Delhi Financial Corporation and Nationalised Banks has been providing
Technical & Financial consultancy services to medium, small and tiny
industrial units of Delhi. HARDICON is registered with SEBI as a Merchant
Banker and provides advisory services to industrial units planning to raise
funds through public issue. HARDICON has an office at D-28, Flatted complex,
Jhandewalan and provides the following spectrum of industrial and technical
consultancy.
(i) Project Identification, Feasibility Studies, Project Reports and Loan Syndication.
(ii) NRI Investment Proposal
(iii) Project Appraisals
& Monitoring of Projects
(iv) Modernisation, Expansion
& Diversification
(v) Technology Upgradation
& Technology Transfer
(vi) Energy Audi, Energy
Conservation & Technology Transfer
(vii) Sick Unit Rehabilitation
(viii) Market Survey and
marketing Consultancy
HARDICON also conducts Entrepreneurship
Development Training programmes. It is regularly conducting training programmes
for PMRY beneficiaries. HANDICON is the business development associate
of Indian renewable energy development agency Ltd. (IREDA) for promotion
of renewable energy products project in this region HARDICON being a non-profit
organisation charges moderate consultancy fee.
