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      NTC Mills

      May 14, 2012

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      Government of India

      Ministry of Textiles

      14-May-2012 15:30 IST

      The details of mills along with the number of workers and profit/loss during the last three years is given at Annexure-I.

      Problems have been faced in optimum capacity utilization of the mills, on account of the acute power cuts in the State of Tamil Nadu where 7 mills are located and due to labour shortage.  Despite this ,13 mills made cash profits in the year 2010-11 as can be seen from Annexure-I.  In the year 2011-12, NTC, alongwith the entire textile industry, faced acute price volatility and supply side disruptions in raw cotton, which aggravated its losses.

      Several steps have been taken by NTC to tackle the problems.  As per the Revival Scheme approved by BIFR, NTC has modernized its mills and invested Rs. 1169 crores towards modernization till date.  Other initiatives taken by NTC include inter alia the provision of DG sets to deal with acute power cuts in the State of Tamil Nadu; engagement of women workers, providing transport, subsidized food etc to deal with labour shortages; obtaining ISO certification for 16 mills; utilization of Information Technology to improve efficiencies etc.

      NTC has offered Modified Voluntary Retirement Scheme (MVRS) to the workers affected by the closure of the unviable mills.  The MVRS package covers the compensation for the service rendered as well as the balance service. Besides this, DPE has formulated a scheme for Counselling, Retraining and Redeployment (CRR) of employees of Public Sector and NTC employees are exposed to CRR programmes.

      The State wise/mill wise workers opted for Modified Voluntary Retirement Scheme during the last three years and amount paid to them is at Annexure-II.

      Earlier the Govt. of Maharashtra had asked for 4 acres of land of India United Mill No. 6 vested in National Textile Corporation (NTC) for construction of a memorial for Bharat Ratna Dr. BabasahebAmbedkar.  Subsequently, the Government of Maharashtra has requested for transfer of the entire land of India United Mill No. 6 to the Government of Maharashtra for developing the Memorial. 

      To examine and make recommendations on the issue, a Committee consisting of officials from the Ministry of Textiles, Ministry of Environment & Forest, State Government of Maharashtra and other co-opted Members (including Ministry of Law and Justice) has been constituted.    The broad Terms of Reference of the Committee are to make recommendations on the following:

      • The modalities of making available the requisite land for the proposed Memorial, subject to the condition that the title and ownership of the land shall remain either with the Govt of India/NTC or with the State Govt.
      • Compliance with environmental, legal and procedural requirements in the matter.
      • Modalities for suitably and adequately compensating NTC for making available the approximately 12 acres of land for the memorial.
      • Any other relevant matter.

      2 Meetings of the Committee have been held.

       

       

       

       

       

      Annexure-I

            

       

       

       

      2009-10

      2010-11

      2011-12

      S.No.

      Statewise Name of Mills

      No. of Workers

      Cash Profit/Loss

      Cash Profit/Loss

      Cash Profit/Loss

       

       

       

      Rs. lakhs

      Rs. lakhs

      Rs.  lakhs

       

      KERALA

       

       

       

       

      1

      Alagappa

      493

      -49.93

      20.84

      -297.06

      2

       Can.,Can.

      254

      -122.55

      173.17

      -306.45

      3

       Kerala Lakshmi

      276

      -120.41

      69.94

      -509.92

      4

       Vijay Mohini

      224

      -58.12

      78.66

      -283.23

       

      MAHE

       

       

       

       

      5

      CannanoreSpg.&Wvg. Mills

      207

      -84.69

      -73.40

      -566.64

       

      ANDHRA PRADESH

       

       

       

       

      6

      Tirupathi

      61

      -41.33

      -41.33

      -391.9

       

      TAMIL NADU

       

       

       

       

      7

       Cambodia

      331

      -80.38

      137.82

      -603.78

      8

      Rangavilas

      402

      -146.28

      9.33

      -967.70

      9

      Pankaja

      361

      -99.22

      23.97

      -756.88

      10

       Pioneer

      265

      -83.10

      9.45

      -630.72

      11

      KaleeswaraMill.'B' Unit

      300

      -15.12

      164.36

      -514.07

      12

      Coimb. Murugan

      455

      18.94

      -390.76

      -400.21

      13

      CoimbSpg. &Wvg. Mills

      121

      -381.57

      -346.30

      -376.08

       

      KARNATAKA

       

       

       

       

      14

      New Minerva

      163

      -

      128.12

      -223.03

       

      MAHARASHTRA

       

       

       

       

      15

       Tata

      652

      -699.81

      -449.72

      -1644.07

      16

      Podar

      463

      -351.12

      -247.48

      -1025.63

      17

      Indu  No.5

      441

      -262.29

      -69.83

      -807.95

      18

      Barshi

      248

      19.54

      148.49

      -610.37

      19

      Finlay (Achalpur)

      130

      -

      6.22

      -693.66

       

      MADHYA PRADESH

       

       

       

       

      20

      New Bhopal

      173

      -31.25

      -191.13

      -686.88

      21

      Burhanpur Tapti

      118

      69.19

      -373.75

      -236.16

       

      WEST BENGAL

       

       

       

       

      22

      Arati

      10

      -42.02

      102.66

      -73.15

       

      GUJARAT

       

       

       

       

      23

      Raj Nagar Textile Mill

      18

      Commercial production started w.e.f. 1.4.12

       

      RAJASTHAN

          

      24

      Udaipur Cotton Mills

      5

      Slated as Technical Textile Unit.

       

      OVERALL

       

      -2561.52

      -1110.67

      -12605.54

       Annexure – II

      DETAILS OF NTC MILLS CLOSED DURING LAST  03 YEARS & COMPENSATION PAID

      S.No.

      Name of the mill closed

      No. of Employees relieved under MVRS

      Amount of compensation paid as per MVRS Scheme (Rs.in crores)

      1.

      Ananatpur Cotton Mills ,Andhra Pradesh

      294

      8.27

      2.

      SreeYallama Cotton Mills, Karnataka

      313

      9.64

      3.

      Minerva  Mills, Karnataka

      1936

      76.76

      4.

      Kharar Textile Mills, Punjab

      648

      16.73

      5.

      Suraj Textile Mills, Punjab

      557

      13.09

      6.

      Shree Bijay Cotton Mills, Rajasthan

      469

      10.83

      7.

      Ahmeadabad New Textile Mills, Gujrat

      1231

      46.81

      8.

      Swadeshi Cotton Mills, Naine, U.P.

      933

      30.79

      9.

      Bihar Co-operative Mills, Bihar

      407

      15.88

      10.

      Associated Industries, Assam

      177

      7.21

      11.

      Finlay Mills, Maharashtra

      1075

      49.75

       

      Total

      8040

      285.76

      This information was given by the Minister of State for Textiles, Smt. Panabaaka Lakshmi in a written reply in the Lok Sabha today.

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