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MSME Sector is of Vital Importance to Our National Economy says the Prime Minister

March 1, 2014

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MSME Sector is of Vital Importance to Our National Economy says the Prime Minister

MSME Accounts for 8 per cent of the Country’s GDP, 45 per cent of its Manufactured Output and 43 per cent of our Exports

Prime Minister Confers National Awards to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises

The Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh, presented the National Awards to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises and also to the Banks for here excellence in Micro & Small Enterprises Lending at a function here today.

Congratulating all the distinguished entrepreneurs who received awards today the Prime Minister expressed the hope that their example will motivate entrepreneurs all over the country to strive for higher standards of performance.

The Prime Minister said “The MSME sector is of vital importance to our national economy. It accounts for 8 per cent of the country’s GDP, 45 per cent of its manufactured output and 43 per cent of our exports. It provides employment to over 10 crore people. Our Government has always believed that strong performance of this sector is necessary for us to achieve the objective of rapid and inclusive growth. It is a matter of considerable satisfaction for all of us that the MSME sector has grown at a healthy rate of 10 per cent in recent years.”

To promote the growth of the MSME sector the Prime Minister said that additional measures were announced in the Budget for the Financial Year 2013-14. These included continuation of non-tax benefits available for MSMEs for three years even after an enterprise graduated to a higher category. Fifteen additional tool rooms are being set up in the country with World Bank assistance to facilitate skill development and promotion of new technologies in the MSME sector. Regeneration of traditional industries is being given focused attention and this is expected to benefit 4 lakh artisans engaged in these activities.  Another recent initiative to assist the MSME sector is the setting up of the ‘India Inclusive Innovation Fund’ (IIIF) for promoting grass-root level innovation.

The Prime Minister laid emphasis on the need for promoting exports from the MSME sector and said “only a small fraction of enterprises today has the skills, risk appetite and resources to avail of the opportunities offered by processes of globalization. We need to change this state of affairs. I am happy that the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises has been taking steps to promote bilateral cooperation with other countries in the MSME sector and giving our enterprises exposure to international markets and foreign technologies.

The Government’s initiatives can be successful only with the participation of the private sector and civil society. I would urge Industry Associations and Chambers of Commerce in India to come forward with innovative solutions to address constraints that still hamper the development of the MSME sector and also provide constructive inputs for policy formulation and implementation in years to come”.

Welcoming the Prime Minister, the Minister of State (Independent Charge), Shri K. H. Muniyappa said this year’s total number of National Awardees are 110, including 37 from MSME Sector, 47 from Khadi & Village Industries and 20 from Coir Industries and 6 from Public Sector Banks. The MSME sector has been accorded high priority to with core emphasis on skill development, employability and entrepreneurship development. Accordingly the 12th Plan allocation has been substantially enhanced to Rs. 24,124 crore in 12th Plan as compared to Rs. 11,500 crore during 11th plan.

Underlining the role and importance of Khadi and Village industries and its reforms in the Indian economy, Shri K. H. Muniyappa said the MSME Ministry is implementing a comprehensive reform package for the khadi sector, through ADB funding namely, the Khadi Reform and Development Programme (KRDP), which includes up gradation and   capacity building of 300 khadi institutions and improved marketing with the financial assistance of Rs. 950 crore. Steps are also being taken to distribute 1 lakh modern Chrakhas under KRDP for ensuring higher productivity for the artisans.

While highlighting the major flagship programme of the Ministry,  Shri K H Muniyappa said that the Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP) of the Ministry operated through KVIC,  has proved to be a remarkable avenue for generation of both self employment and wage employment in a sustainable manner.  Since the inception of PMEGP in 2008-09, more than 2.34 lakh new entrepreneurs have been assisted so far and created about 21.26 lakh employment opportunities across the country with Margin Money Subsidy released to the tune of Rs. 5167.00 crores. This year onwards the Ministry has targeted over 100 new enterprises per district every year under PMEGP in all the districts in the country. During 12th Plan period, the Ministry intends to create around 5 lakh such enterprises under PMEGP creating employment opportunities for around 40 lakh persons in the country with an outlay of Rs. 8060 crore.

The Minister congratulated all the winners of National Awards and expressed that these awards would imbibe a sense of achievement among the MSME entrepreneurs and encourage them and more such entrepreneurs to reach newer heights in product quality, innovation and global competitiveness.

Present on the National Award function were Shri Madhav Lal, Secretary,   Shri Amarendra Sinha AS&DC, Shri Devendrakumar R. Desai, Chairman, KVIC, Prof. G. Balachandran, Chairman, Coir Board, H. P. Kumar, CMD, NSIC and other senior officials of the Ministry.

National Award -2012 - List of Awardees

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No.

Category of Awards

 

Name & Address

 

R&D - Micro& Small Enterprises

 

1

First National Award

Shri Anuj Kapuria,

M/s Hi-Tech Robotic Systems Ltd.,

Plot No.-136, Sector-37, Gurgaon,

Pin Code-122001

HARYANA

Tel. No.: 0124-4715300

Fax No.:0124-4715398

Mob. No.:09810085284

E-Mail: [email protected]

2

Second National Award

Shri T.C. Kansal,

M/s Crystal Pharmaceuticals,

365 Model Town,

Ambala City,

Pin Code-134003

HARYANA

Tel. No.: 0171-2520851

Fax No.: 0171-2520855

Mob. No.: 09812093945

E-Mail: [email protected]

3

Third National Award

Shri Amit Kapur,

M/s Everest Blowers Pvt. Ltd.,

424, Modern Industrial Estate

Jhajjar, Pin Code- 124507

HARYANA

Tel. No.: 01276-267582

Fax No.: 01276-267582

Mob. No.: 9215267599

E-Mail: [email protected]

 

R&D - Medium  Enterprises

 

4

First National Award

Shri Lalit Babbar,

M/s Rallison Electricals Pvt. Ltd.,

E-415-421, Industrial Area, Chopanki, P.O. Bhiwadi,

Alwar, Pin Code- 301019.

RAJASTHAN

Tel. No.: 09828502818

Fax No.: 01493260337

Mob. No.: 9828340004

E-Mail: [email protected]

5

Second National Award

Dr. B.C. Jain,

M/s Ankur Scientific Energy Technologies Pvt. Ltd.,

Near Navrachna School, Sama, Vadodara,

Pin Code- 390024.

GUJARAT

Tel. No.: 0265-2793098

Fax No.: 0265-2794042

Mob. No.: 09825277536

E-Mail: [email protected]

6

Third National Award

Shri Amarjit Singh,

M/s Kartar Agro Industries (P) Ltd.,

Amloh Road, Bhadson,Patiala,

Pin Code-147202.

PUNJAB

Tel. No.: 01765-260136

Fax No.: 01765-260486

Mob. No.: 09216503636

E-Mail: [email protected]

 

Innovation- Micro Enterprises

 

7

First National Award

Shri Upendra Gupta,

M/s Happy Sound Industries ,

247,Okhla Industrial Estate, Okhla

Pin Code- 110020

New Delhi

Tel. No.: 011-30828282

Fax No.: 011-41613647

Mob. No.: 09810528484

E-Mail: [email protected]

 

Innovation -Small Enterprises

 

8

First National Award

Shri T.C. Kansal,

M/s Crystal Pharmaceuticals,

365 Model Town,

Ambala City,  Pin Code-134003

HARYANA

Tel. No.: 0171-2520851

Fax No.: 0171-2520855

Mob. No.: 09812093945

E-Mail: [email protected]

 

Innovation -Medium Enterprises

 

9

First National Award

Dr. A.R. Sharma,

M/s A.P. Organics Limited,

Saron Road , Dhuri , Sangrur,

Pin Code- 148024

PUNJAB

Tel. No.: 01675-223204,228900

Fax No.: 01675-228204

Mob. No.: 09814020163

E-Mail: [email protected]

 

Outstanding Entrepreneurship- Micro Enterprises

 

10

 

First National Award

 

Shri Saurabh Gupta,

M/s Gupta Infotech,

Sector- I, SDF (G) Building Basement West Block, P.O. Bashira, Falta Sez

24 Parganas (South),

Pin Code- 743504

West Bengal

Tel. No.: 033-30210935,30210102

Fax No.: 033-30210935

Mob. No.: 09830557850

E-Mail: [email protected]

11

 

Second National Award

Shri Upendra Gupta,

M/s Happy Sound,

 247,Okhla Industrial Estate, Okhla

Pin Code- 110020

New Delhi

Tel. No.: 011-30828282

Fax No.: 011-41613647

Mob. No.: 09810528484

E-Mail: mega@megaindianet

12

Third National Award

Smt. Parvesh Handa,

M/s Magic of Herbs,

D-173, Defence Colony, Ambala Cantt,

Ambala,

Pin Code- 133001

Haryana

Tel. No.: 9138198485

Fax No.: 0171-2643383

Mob. No.: 9896300330

E-Mail: [email protected]

 

Outstanding Entrepreneurship- Small Enterprises

 

13

 

First National Award

 

Shri Prem Kumar Gupta,

M/s Belco Pharma,

MIE, Part- I,

Bahadurgarh,

Pin Code- 124507

Haryana

Tel. No.: 01276-267557

Fax No.: 01276-267607

Mob. No.: 09811106606

E-Mail: [email protected]

14

 

Second National Award

Shri T.C. Kansal,

M/s Crystal Pharmaceuticals,

365 Model Town,

Ambala City,

Pin Code-134003

HARYANA

Tel. No.: 0171-2520851

Fax No.: 0171-2520855

Mob. No.: 09812093945

E-Mail: [email protected]

15

Third National Award

Shri Rakesh Chopdar,

M/s Azad Engineering Pvt. Ltd.,

Plot no. 66,Sri Venkateswara cooperative Industrial Estate, Balanagar

Hyderabad,

Pin Code- 500037

Andhra Pradesh

Tel. No.: 040-23776871

Fax No.: 040-23772520

Mob. No.: 09849960354

E-Mail: [email protected]

16

Special National Award for Outstanding Woman Entrepreneur

Smt. Ritu Sachdeva,

M/s Siddharth Petro Products,

Sector-3, Plot no. 13, IMT, Maneser

Gurgaon,

Pin Code- 122050

Haryana

Tel. No.: 0124-4615100

Fax No.: 0124-4615199

Mob. No.: 09810018888

E-Mail: [email protected]

17

Special National Award for Outstanding NER Entrepreneur

Shri Apurba Lahkar,

M/s Pradip Advertising and Co.,

Brindaban Path, Bye Lane No. 1,

Rupnagar, Guwahati, Kamrup,

Pin Code- 781032

Assam

Tel. No.:

Fax No.:

Mob. No.: 09864066311

E-Mail: [email protected]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Outstanding Entrepreneurship- Medium  Enterprises

 

 

 

18

First National Award

Shri Vinod Kumar Dutt,

M/s Chanakya Dairy Products Ltd.,

Plot No. A-4,5,6, Focal Point,

Mandi-Gobindgarh

Fatahgarh Sahib,

Pin Code- 147301

Punjab

Tel. No.: 01765-242972,250424

Fax No.: 0901765-255320

Mob. No.: 9356755555

E-Mail: [email protected]

19

Second National Award

Shri Hari Singh,

M/s Preet Agro Industries Pvt. Ltd.,

PO. Box. 29, Patiyala Road, Nabha,

Pin Code- 147201

Punjab

Tel. No.: 01765-220400

Fax No.: 01765-221619

Mob. No.: 09814042149

E-Mail: [email protected]

20

Second National Award

Shri V.M. Kumaresan,

M/s Butterfly Gandhimathi Appliance Ltd.,

143, Pudupakkam Village, Vandlur- Kelambakkam Road, Kelambakkam

Kancheepuram,

Pin Code- 603103

Tamil Nadu

Tel. No.: 044-67415590/92/93

Fax No.: 044-67415526

Mob. No.: 09840090507

E-Mail: [email protected]

21

Third National Award

Shri Gurcharan Singh,

M/s Preet Tractors Pvt. Ltd.,

PO. Box. 28, Patiyala Road,Nabha,

Pin Code- 147201

Punjab

Tel. No.: 01765-220400

Fax No.: 01765-221619

Mob. No.: 09814006549

E-Mail: [email protected]

 

Outstanding Entrepreneurship-MSEs Service

 

22

First National Award

Smt. Sudesh Kumari,

M/s Emm Tech Calibaration,

D 1/90, Sanjay Colony, Sector-23

Faridabad,

Pin Code- 121005

Haryana

Tel. No.: 0129-4124942

Fax No.: 0129-4025125

Mob. No.: 09811787807

E-Mail: [email protected]

23

 

Second National Award

Dr. Renu Jain,

M/s CEG Test House and Research Centre Pvt. Ltd.,

CEG Tower Ist  Floor, B-11(G),

Malvivy Industrial Area

Jaipur,

Pin Code- 302017

Rajasthan

Tel. No.: 0141-4046599

Fax No.: 0141-2751806

Mob. No.: 09829262699

E-Mail: [email protected]

24

Second National Award

Shri Gajjalla Surya Prakash,

M/s Associated Engineering Services,

#3-5-944/220-221, 205-206, IInd Floor,

Above Indian Bank, Panchavati Mall,

Narayanaguda, Hyderabad,

Pin Code- 500029.

ANDHRA PRADESH

Tel. No.: 40-66830620

Fax No.: 40-66778620

Mob. No.:09885162668

E-Mail: [email protected]

25

Third National Award

Shri Ajay Veer Singh,

M/s Quality Solution (India),

B-451/452, 2nd Floor, Nehru Ground

Faridabad,

Pin Code- 121001,Haryana

Tel. No.: 0129-4065432,4035431

Fax No.: 0129-4035431

Mob. No.: 09868269836

E-Mail: [email protected]

 

Quality Products

 

26

ESSENTIAL OIL AND PERFUMERY PRODUCTS

Shri Rohit Wassan,

M/s Stella Industries Ltd.,

Old Khandsa Road, Kherki Daula

Gurgaon,Pin Code- 122001

HARYANA

Tel. No.: 0124-4126868

Fax No.: 0124-4126899

Mob. No.: 09810092149

E-Mail: [email protected]

27

BIO-TECHNOLOGICAL

PRODUCTS

Shri Prashant Goyal,

M/s Prabhat Fertilizer Chemical Works,

V. Kurali, Indri Road, Karnal,

Pin Code- 132001

HARYANA

Tel. No.: 0184-2389444,2389666

Fax No.: 0184-2389400

Mob. No.: 09416000343

E-Mail: prabhat343sify.com

28

HAND TOOLS

Shri Karim Bux

M/s Karim Bux Hand Tools Udyog,

52, Industrial Area, Basni Road

Nagaur,Pin Code- 341001

RAJASTHAN

Tel. No.: 01582-240467

Fax No.: 01582-240467

Mob. No.: 09414118197

E-Mail: [email protected]

29

BUILDERS HARDWARE

Shri Anil Chaddha,

M/s Argent Industries,

267,Okhla Industrial Estate, Phase-3

New Delhi,

Pin Code- 110020

DELHI

Tel. No.: 011-26846969,26315307

Fax No.: 011-26846969

Mob. No.: 09868170551

E-Mail: [email protected]

30

ELECTRICAL HOME APPLIANCES

Ms. Ruby Garg,

M/s Imperial Home Appliances,

 Village - Koti, Po- Jabli , Teh- Kausali

 Dist- Solan,

Pin Code- 173220

HIMACHAL PRADESH

Tel. No.: 01792-277694

Fax No.: 011-27010705

Mob. No.: 09891114898

E-Mail: rubyaimexappliances.com, [email protected]

31

ELECTRO-MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS/

EQUIPMENT

Shri Suresh Sharma,

M/s Allengers Medical Systems Ltd.,

Bhankarpur Mubarakpur Road, Derabassi

Mohali, Pin Code- 140507

PUNJAB

Tel. No.: 01762-282253,280253

Fax No.: 01762-285156,2621912

Mob. No.: 09814002289

E-Mail: [email protected]

32

GLASS TABLEWARE PRODUCTS

Shri Pramod Kumar Garg,

M/s Jagadamba Glass Works,

Moti Ka Nagla, Industrial Estate

Firozabad, Pin Code- 283203

UTTAR PRADESH

Tel. No.: 05612-231580

Fax No.: 05612-231580

Mob. No.: 09837050690

E-Mail: [email protected]

33

BAKERY PRODUCTS

Shri H.K. Batra

M/s L.R. Foods Pvt. Ltd.,

Indira Complex, Industrial Area, Tigaon Road

Faridabad,

Pin Code- 121007

HARYANA

Tel. No.: 0129-6464384-86

Fax No.: 0129-2220601

Mob. No.: 09910138105

E-Mail: [email protected]

 

Lean Manufacturing  Techniques

 

 

Micro Enterprises

 

34

First National Award

 

Shri Upendra Gupta,

M/s Happy Sound Industries ,

247,Okhla Industrial Estate, Okhla

Pin Code- 110020, New Delhi

Tel. No.: 011-30828282

Fax No.: 011-41613647

Mob. No.: 09810528484

E-Mail: [email protected]

 

Small Enterprises

 

35

First National Award

 

Shri Chandra Prakash Bhartia,

M/s Jagdamba Polymers Pvt. Ltd.,

25,Ganeswarpur Industrial Estate

Balasore, Pin Code- 756019

ODISHA

Tel. No.: 06782-241787,241788

Fax No.: 06782-241793

Mob. No.: 09437054657

E-Mail: [email protected]

36

First National Award

 

Shri Sateesh Chander Bhatia

 M/s  Champion Components  Pvt. Ltd.,

Plot No-25, Sector -24

Faridabad , HARYANA

PIN-121007

Tel. No.: 0129-4199500

Fax No.: 0129-4199513

Mob. No.: 9811041766

[email protected]

 

 

 

 

Medium Enterprises

 

37

First National Award

 

Shri Vinod Kumar Dutt,

M/s Chanakya Dairy Products Ltd.,

Plot No. A-4,5,6, Focal Point,

Mandi-Gobindgarh

Fatahgarh Sahib, Pin Code- 147301

Punjab

Tel. No.: 01765-242972,250424

Fax No.: 0901765-255320

Mob. No.: 9356755555

E-Mail: [email protected]

 

 

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