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      Government of India

      Ministry of Commerce & Industry

      17-December-2012 18:09 IST

      The Central Government had implemented a scheme “Indian Leather Development Programme (ILDP)” during 11th Plan period (2007-2012) for overall development of Leather Sector in India. The scheme is being proposed for continuation during 12th Plan period (2012-17).

      The State wise figure of funds released in the form of grant-in-aid under ILDP for the last three years and the current year are as under:-

       

      For the financial year 2009-10

       

      Name of State

      Amount released (Rs. in crore)

      Chandigarh

      0.11

      Gujarat

      0.50

      Haryana

      25.30

      Karnataka

      0.04

      Kerala

      0.10

      Madhya Pradesh

      6.57

      Maharashtra

      0.76

      New Delhi

      2.82

      Punjab

      0.81

      Tamil Nadu

      56.85

      Uttar Pradesh

      17.19

      West Bengal

      28.95

      Total

      140.00

        

      For the financial year 2010-11

       

      Name of State

      Amount released (Rs. in crore)

      Andhra Pradesh

      0.19

      Arunachal Pradesh

      0.11

      Bihar

      1.04

      Chandigarh

      0.11

      Haryana

      33.53

      Karnataka

      0.29

      Madhya Pradesh

      11.76

      Maharashtra

      1.10

      New Delhi

      2.75

      Orissa

      0.37

      Punjab

      1.69

      Rajasthan

      2.68

      Tamil Nadu

      62.04

      Uttar Pradesh

      16.77

      West Bengal

      45.22

      Total

      179.75

       

      For the financial year 2011-12

       

      Name of State

      Amount released (Rs. in crore)

      Andhra Pradesh

      0.70

      Arunachal Pradesh

      0.33

      Bihar

      3.11

      Chandigarh

      0.26

      Haryana

      27.55

      Himachal Pradesh

      0.34

      Karnataka

      1.49

      Kerala

      0.09

      Madhya Pradesh

      5.88

      Maharashtra

      2.48

      New Delhi

      2.05

      Orissa

      0.74

      Punjab

      3.38

      Rajasthan

      5.51

      Tamil Nadu

      66.30

      Uttar Pradesh

      36.47

      Uttarakhand

      0.21

      West Bengal

      14.11

      Total

      171.00

          

      For the financial year 2012-13

       

      Name of State

      Amount released (Rs. in crore)

      Gujarat

      0.14

      Haryana

      2.18

      Himachal Pradesh

      0.03

      Karnataka

      0.22

      Kerala

      0.29

      Madhya Pradesh

      0.62

      Maharashtra

      0.26

      New Delhi

      0.71

      Orissa

      0.37

      Punjab

      4.00

      Rajasthan

      5.46

      Tamil Nadu

      7.77

      Uttar Pradesh

      11.79

      Uttarakhand

      0.47

      West Bengal

      3.00

       

       

      Total

      37.31

      India’s export of leather & leather products has increased from Rs.161524.00 mn in 2009-10 to Rs. 233323.80 mn in 2011-12. During the current year 2012-13 upto Apr-Oct 2012,the export touched Rs.154232.77 million during April-October 2012 as against the previous year’s performance of Rs.132869.68 million registering a positive growth of 16.08%. A Statement showing India’s export of leather & leather products during the last three years and current year upto April-Oct 2012 is appended below:

      (Value in Mn Rs)

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      APRIL-MAR

      APRIL-MAR

      APRIL-MAR

      Apr-Oct

       

      2009-10

      2010-11

      2011-12

      2012

      FINISHED LEATHER

      29791.79

      38324.05

      49035.50

      35100.62

      LEATHER FOOTWEAR

      59543.36

      67016.81

      82196.50

      50325.68

      FOOTWEAR COMPONENTS

      9921.57

      10473.46

      13506.08

      7733.16

      LEATHER GARMENTS

      20335.10

      19365.77

      27437.71

      17834.81

      LEATHER GOODS

      35915.51

      38991.68

      52144.59

      36557.36

      SADDLERY AND HARNESS

      3956.42

      4006.02

      5156.42

      3329.60

      NON-LEATHER FOOTWEAR

      2060.25

      2639.32

      3847.00

      3351.54

      TOTAL

      161524.00

      180817.11

      233323.80

      154232.77

      % Growth

       

      11.95%

      29.04%

       

      Source : DGCI &S

       

       

       

       

      India also imports leather and leather products. As per latest available data, India’s import of leather & leather products has increased from Rs.31842.88 mn in 2008-09 to Rs.40393.95 mn in 2010-11. A Statement showing India’s import of leather & leather products during the last three years is appended below:

       

       

      (value in MnRs)

       

      Sl.No.

      Category

      2008-09

      2009-10

      2010-11

      1

      Raw Hides & Skins (ITC HS Chapter 41)

      4437.51

      3340.46

      4071.56

      2

      Leather (ITC HS Chapter 41)

      16671.37

      15927.16

      17461.61

      3

      Footwear Components (ITC HS Chapter 6406)

      3052.60

      2647.88

      5089.13

      4

      Footwear (ITC HS Chapter 64)

      4275.21

      4546.60

      7756.64

      5

      Leather Products including Leather Goods,

      3406.19

      3869.45

      6015.01

       

      Leather Garments, Gloves &Saddlery

       

       

       

       

      Total Imports

      31842.88

      30331.55

      40393.95

       

      Source: DGCI& S, Annual Number

       

       

       

      The following funds were released under ILDP for overall development of Leather Sector:- 

      Sl.No.

      Year

      GOI Assistance released (Rs. in crore)

      1.

      2009-10

      140.00

      2.

      2010-11

      170.00

      3.

      2011-12

      171.02

      4.

      2012-13

      35.02

      The difference in state-wise figure of release of funds and GOI Assistance released by DIPP for the years 2010-11, 2011-12 & 2012-13 is due to the release of unspent balance of previous year by SIDBI.

      This information was given by the Minister of State for Commerce & Industry Dr. S. Jagathrakshakan in written reply to a question in Lok Sabha today.

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