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2. MICRO , SMALL AND MEDIUMENTERPRISES 3. The Central Government with the means toimplement its industrial policies, several legislationshave been enacted and amended in response to thechanging environment. The most important beingthe Industries (Development And Regulation)Act, 1951 which was enacted in pursuance of theIndustrial Policy Resolution, 1948. The Act wasformulated for the purpose of development andregulation of industries in India by the CentralGovernment. 4. To implement the Industrial Policy.To look after the regulation and developmentof Important industries.To plan the future development of newundertakings. 5. To create more employment opportunities with lessinvestment.To remove economic backwardness of rural and lessdeveloped regions of the economy.To ensure equitable distribution of income and wealth.To solve unemployment problem.To attain self reliance.To adopt latest technology aimed at producing betterquality products at lower costsTo mobilize and ensure optimum utilization ofunexploited resources of the country. 6. Hotel & TourismAdvertising SectorInsurance SectorTelecommunicationFilm IndustryDrugs & Pharmaceuticals 7. Arms & defense equipmentAtomic EnergyMineral OilsRailway Transport 8. 2nd FIVE YEARPLAN1956-1961 9. In April 1954, the Planning Commissionrequested the state governments to preparedistrict and village plans, with specialreference to agricultural production, ruralindustries and cooperation. The need for suchplans was deemed necessary in order to securemaximum public participation in thedevelopment of sectors which bear closely on thewelfare of large numbers of people. The district isstill the pivot of the whole structure of planning inIndia. 10. The Second Five Year Plan sought to rebuild ruralIndia, to lay the foundations of industrialdevelopment, to ensure to the marginalisedand under-privileged sections greateropportunities and the balanced developmentof all regions of the country. All these werenecessary to the building of a self-secure India asIndian development had long been stunted due tocolonisation. 11. To increase by 25% the national incomeTo make the country more industrializedTo increase employment opportunities sothat every citizen gets a job 12. Growth target was 4.5 per cent but a growthrate of 4.0 per cent was achieved.Steel plants at Bhilai, Durgapur and Rourkela wereestablished.Coal production increased.More railway lines were added.Atomic Energy Commission was established in1958.A talent search and scholarship programme wasstarted to find young talent for working innuclear power technology. 13. National income increased by 18 %.Per capita income increased by 11 %.Per capita consumption increased by 9 %.Food grains production increased to 82 milliontons by 1960-61 (an increase of 24.6 % over1955-56) as against the proposed increase of15 %. 14. 1. Mining2. Community and Agriculture Development3. Power4. Social Services5. Communications and Transport 15. SMALL SCALE INDUSTRY 16. The definition of MSMEs/SMEs differ from country tocountry. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME)sector has emerged as a highly vibrant and dynamicsector of the Indian economy over the last five decadesMSMEs not only play crucial role in providing largeemployment opportunities at comparatively lowercapital cost than large industries. It also help inindustrialization of rural & backward areas, thereby,reducing regional imbalances, assuring more equitabledistribution of national income and wealth. 17. (a) Manufacturing Enterprises(b) Service Enterprises 18. MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISESENTERPRISES INVESTMENTMICRO Upto Rs. 25 Lack & not more exceedSMALL Rs. 25 Lack to Rs. 5 Crore & not more exceedMEDIUM Rs. 5 Crore to Rs. 10 Crore , not more. 19. SERVICE ENTERPRISESENTERPRISES INVESTMENTMICRO Upto Rs. 10 Lacks , not moreSMALL Rs. 10 Lacks to Rs. 2 Crore, not moreMEDIUM Rs. 2 Crore to Rs. 5 Crore, not more 20. INVESTMENT 21. PRODUCTFOOD PRODUCTTRANSPORTCAMICALPAPER CUTTINGTextilesRubber & PlasticTobaco ProductMachinery & PartsExcept ElecetricalgoodsBasic Metal IndustriesMORE. 22. BANK SUPPORT TO MSME 23. AGRICULTURE 24. INDUSTRY 25. SPECIAL ECONOMICZONE(SEZs) 26. Special Economic Zones (SEZs) are Growthof Engines that can boost manufacturing,augment exports and generate employment.The Government has introduced the schemeof SEZs in order to provide a hassle freeoperational regime and encompassing state ofthe art infrastructure and support services. 27. The draft SEZ Rules were widely discussed and theDepartment of Commerce offering suggestions/comments. Around 800 suggestions were receivedon the draft rules. After extensive consultations, theSEZ Act, 2005, supported by SEZ Rules, came intoeffect on 10th February, 2006, providing for drasticsimplification of procedures and for single windowclearance on matters relating to central as well asstate governments. 28. To provide internationally competitiveenvironment.To increase share in globe exports.To encourage FDI and enhance GDP.To act as laboratories for change in ourpolicies. 29. (a) Generation of additional economicactivity(b) Promotion of exports of goods andservices;(c) Promotion of investment from domesticand foreign sources;(d) Creation of employment opportunities;(e) Development of infrastructure facilities; 30. Simplified procedures for development, operation, andmaintenance of the Special Economic Zones and for settingup units and conducting business in SEZs;Single window clearance for setting up of an SEZ;Single window clearance for setting up a unit in a SpecialEconomic Zone;Single Window clearance on matters relating to Central aswell as State Governments;Simplified compliance procedures and documentation withan emphasis on self certification 31. SEZ IN INDIA 32. iNDEXTb Industrial Extension BureauGIDC Corporation Gujarat Industrial DevelopmentGIDB Gujarat Infrastructure Development BoardCED The Centre for Entrepreneurship DevelopmentEQDC Electronics & Quality Development CentreCSPO Central Store Purchage OrganisationGSPC Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation Limited 33. BISBureau Of Indian StandardsDC-MSMEDevelopment Commissioner(MSME)- Ministry of Micro,Small & Medium EnterprisesDIPPDepartment of Industrial Policy & Promotion- Ministry ofCommerce & IndustryTextileMinistry of Textiles 34. CONCLUSION