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Report of Cleanliness Drive held on 11.8.2021 in association with Mewat Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Roz Ka Meo Indl. Area, Mewat distt Nuh.

MSMEDI Karnal organized One day Cleanliness Drive on 11.8.2021 in association with Mewat Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Roz Ka Meo Industrial Area, Mewat distt Nuh . During Cleanliness Drive Plantation in Indl. Area, Distribution of Mask, Sanitizer etc to workers has been done. Discussion held on Problem faced by MSMEs in Roz Ka Meo Indl Area like Safety, Electricity, Water & Industrial Estate Development issues related to HSIIDC & HUDA. State Govt Schemes under HEEP-2020 Electricity Duty Exemption, Incentives for MSMEs Capacity Building for MSME Employees were discussed by Sh D K Tyagi, AD. M/o MSME Schemes Public Procurement Policy, GeM, Delayed Payment, Udyam Registration, Champion Portal, Facilities at Technology Centre Rohtak were also discussed. Officer from DIC Mewat, Office Bearer of Mewat Chamber of Commerce & Industry were present during Cleanliness Drive.

About ROZ-KA-MEO Industrial Area

Roz Ka Meo Industrial Complex was established in 1984 & is located on Sohna Alwar road, around five Kilometers away from Sohna Town. Many big & Small business houses have set up their units along with a few NRI’s. Various subsidies were offered to initial investors, all aimed at generating revenues from this area and providing employment to the local youth.

With passage of time and lack of infrastructure, the industrial unit of Roz Ka Meo has degraded and ultimately the beautiful complex of industrial cluster has been converted to abandon buildings. Entrepreneurs have shifted their production units to other lucrative areas primarily due to absence of essential services required for running factories. There are now around 30 units functional.

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DIPS Report- District Mewat (Nuh) MSME-DI, Karnal Page 1

Government of India

Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises

District Industrial Potential Survey Report

District-Mewat (Nuh)

The Aspirational District

Carried out by

M S M E - D e v e l o p m e n t I n s t i t u t e ,

Govt. of India, Ministry of MSME

11A, Industrial Development Colony, Near ITI,

Kunjpura Road, Karnal-132001(Haryana)

Phone: 0184- 2208100

Fax: 0184-2208113

e-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.msmedikarnal.gov.in

Revised as on 01.09.2021

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.msmedikarnal.gov.in/


FOREWORD

The Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector has been

recognized as an engine of growth all over the world. The major advantage

of this sector in India is its employment potential at low capital cost. The

labour employment in MSME sector is much higher than that of the large

enterprises. The MSME constitute over 90% of total enterprise in most of

the countries with the highest rate of employment growth and a major

share of industrial production and exports. In India, MSME‟s play a

pivotal role in the overall growth of economy. With its agility and

dynamism, the sector has shown admirable innovativeness and

adaptability to survive in the recent economic recession.

District Mewat is the only district declared as aspirational district by

NITI AAYOG in Haryana state, which leads to speed up the overall

development of the district on various parameters. The New Haryana

Enterprise and Employment Policy, 2020 will also be helpful to create

favourable Industrial environment in the District. It is hoped that the

entrepreneurs will find this document useful for taking investment

decisions, besides proving immensely helpful information to various

agencies engaged in the promotion and development of MSME‟s in the

State.

I appreciate the efforts put in by Shri Ravi Parkash, Assistant

Director (Stats.) & his team in preparation of this document. I am also

thankful to various government departments, industrial associations and

other agencies for providing information and data for compiling this

document. Some information has also been obtained from the websites of

concerned departments.

(Pradeep Ojha)

Joint Director (Incharge)

Place: Karnal

Date: 30th June 2021


Table of Contents

S.

No.

Topic Page

No.

1. Executive Summary 4

Objectives of the Study 4

Methodology and Tools 4

2. Introduction to District Mewat (Nuh) 5

3. District at a glance 6

Geography 6

Demography 7

Economy 7

Climate 8

How to reach 8

Map of the district 9-10

Administrative Setup 11-13

Places of Interest 13-15

4. Analysis of Resources 16-18

5. Available Infrastructure for Industrial Development 19-21

6. Present Industrial Scenario 22-25

7. Prospects of New/ Industrial Development 26

8. Schemes and Intervention 27-31

9. Self-Reliant India Movement under Five Pillars of Atmanirbhar

Bharat

32-33

10. District Industrial Development Plan 34-36

11. Whom to contact and for what 37-38

12. Conclusion and way Forward 39

13. Resources 40-41

14. References and Sources of Information/Data 42


1. Executive Summary

District Mewat was formed vide Haryana Government Revenue

Department Notification No.S.O.30/P.A.17/1887/S.5/2005 dated 4.4.2005,

with headquarter at Nuh. A new District known as Mewat (Nuh) came into

existence comprising aforesaid 5 blocks. The region is spread over 1507 Sq.Km.

inhabited by 10.89 lacs people in 443 villages and 5 small towns. This region is

one of the most backward region of Haryana.

According to the 2011 census, Nuh district had a population of

1,089,406, roughly equal to the nation of Cyprus or the US state of Rhode

Island. Its population growth rate over the decade 2001-2011 was 37.94%. The

main occupation in the district is agriculture along with allied and agro-based

activities. The Meos are the predominant population group and are all

agriculturists.

This District Industrial Potentiality Survey (DIPS) Report examines the

current as well as future prospect for MSMEs in district Mewat. To obtain a

holistic prospective of MSMEs in the district, this report utilized data from

different sources including state govt. and central govt.

Objectives of the Study

The main objective of this study is to examine the status of MSMEs in the

Mewat district. The study has two specific objectives:

1. To analyse the current status of MSMEs in Mewat district of Haryana

2. To analyse the future prospective for MSMEs in Mewat district and

suggest appropriate strategies for the development of the MSMEs in the district.

Methodology and Tools

The study is mainly based on secondary data sources. The district-level

data is analyzed using the secondary data sources that include data form

District Administration, Nuh, District Industries Centre, Nuh, District MSME

Centre Nuh, Statistical Abstract of Haryana, Census 2011, Banking Statistics,

Directorate of Secondary/Middle/Primary Education, Haryana, Director

General, Animal Husbandry and Dairying, Haryana, Director General of Land

Records, Haryana etc.


2. Introduction to District Mewat (Nuh)

District Mewat was formed vide Haryana Government Revenue Department

Notification No.S.O.30/P.A.17/1887/S.5/2005 dated 4.4.2005, with

headquarter at Nuh. Mewat „the land of Meos‟ comprises 5 blocks i.e. Nuh,

Taoru, Nagina, Punhana and Ferozepur Jhirka in old District Gurgaon in

Haryana State. A new District known as Mewat (Nuh) came into existence

comprising aforesaid 5 blocks. The region is spread over 1507 Sq.Km. inhabited

by 10.89 lacs people in 443 villages and 5 small towns. This region is one of the

most backward region of Haryana. In the year 1980, Government of Haryana

with a commitment to deliver social and economic justice to the backward and

under-privileged sections of society constituted Mewat Development Board (

MDB ) under the Chairmanship of Chief Minister, Haryana, Ministers and

Secretaries of important departments viz. Finance, Irrigation & Power,

Industries, Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Cooperation & Development and all

the M.Ps & MLAs of Mewat region, besides D.Cs of Gurgaon and Faridabad and

also few other eminent persons of the region as official and non-official

members. Mewat Development Agency (executing Agency of MDB ) implemented

various developmental activities in Mewat area in the fields of Health,

Education, Agriculture, Irrigation, Animal Husbandry, Rural Water Supply

Community Development, Housing, Industrial Development etc. This District

comprises of 4 sub divisions, 5 tehsils, one sub tehsil and 5 blocks.


3. District at a Glance

Nuh district is one of the 22 districts in the Indian state of Haryana. It has an

area of 1,507 square kilometres (582sq mi) and 10.9 million population. It is

bounded by Gurgaon district on the north, Rewari district on the west and

Faridabad and Palwal districts on the east. It is predominantly populated by the

Meos, who are agriculturalists, and Muslims.

Geography

Mewat region geographically coordinates on Latitude 27°54‟05”North and

Longitude 77°10‟50”East, is a hilly region, comprising the portions of ancient

Matsya-desh and Surasena or modern southern part of Haryana and north-

eastern Rajasthan. Mewat is historically very important region lies in the south

of Delhi, takes its name from its inhabitants, the Meos. In the ancient period, its

boundaries were roughly described, running irregularly from Deeg in Bharatpur,

Alwar itself and Dholpur in Rajasthan, Rewari, Palwal and Gurgaon in Haryana

and also include parts of the districts of Mathura in Uttar Pradesh. Mewat

possesses several hill ranges of Aravali Mountain. It was for many centuries

famous for the predatory character of its inhabitants, who at all times gave great

trouble to the Turk, Pathan, Mughal and British rulers at Delhi. In Mughal

times, Mewat formed a part of the Subah of Delhi and Agra. Its most famous

towns were Narnaul, Kotila, Indore, Alwar, Tijara, and Rewari. Mewat region in

modern times generally comprising a very small portion in comparison of

ancient and medieval one, starts from north of Sohna in Gurgaon district, in the

south the Deeg and Kama in Bharatpur and Alwar districts, in east the Tijara

and Tapokra, in west the Punhana in Nuh district and Hodal in Palwal

district. The average elevation of Mewat(Nuh) area above the surrounding

alluvial plain is 500 feet. The summit of the plateau consists of a barren

expanse covered with masses of coarse sandstone, almost entirely unrelieved by

verdure. The whole range may be regarded as the boundary between the

elevated Rajputana desert and the low-lying valley of the Jumna, rather than as

a separate hill system. The Aravali Hills falling Mewat area popularly known as

Kala Pahar has a special significance in Mewat.


Demography

According to the 2011 census, Nuh district had a population of 1,089,406,

roughly equal to the nation of Cyprus or the US state of Rhode Island. This gives

it a ranking of 420th in India (out of a total of 640). The district had a

population density of 729 inhabitants per square kilometre (1507/sq km). Its

population growth rate over the decade 2001-2011 was 37.94% It has a sex

ratio of 906 females for every 1000 males, and a literacy rate of 56.1%.

According to the Census of India 2001, the total population of the district was

993,617 (including Hathin Block of district Palwal) of which 46,122 (4.64%)

lived in urban areas and the major chunk 947,495 (95.36%) of the population

lived in rural areas. Out of the total population of 993,617, there are 524,872

males and 468,745 females. The SC population is around 78,802. The total

numbers of households are 142,822 out of which 135,253 (95%) are in rural

areas and remaining 7,569 (5%) are in urban areas. The total number of BPL

households are 53,125 including Hathin Block.

Title Details

Population 10,89,406

Population(Male) 5,71,480 (52.45%)

Population(Female) 5,17,926 (47.54%) Muslim Population 8,62,647 (79%)

Sex Ratio 912 females per 1000 males

Source: District Administration Website (www.nuh.gov.in)

Economy

The main occupation in the district is agriculture along with allied and agro-

based activities. The Meos are the predominant population group and are all

agriculturists. Agriculture is mostly rain-fed except in small pockets where

canal irrigation is available. Agriculture production measured in terms of crop

yield per hectare is low in comparison to the other districts of the State. Animal

husbandry, particularly dairy, is the secondary source of income for the people

and those who live closer to the hilly ranges of Aravali also keep sheep and

goats. Milk yields are not so low, however, due to heavy indebtedness, most of

the farmers are forced to sell the milk to the lenders at lower than normal price,

which drastically reduces their income from the milk. Towns like Punhana,

Pinangwan, Ferozepur Jhirka, Taoru and Nuh are major hub of retail shops and


acts as the backbone of day to day life in area. The district also has an MMTC-

PAMP factory located in the Roj ka-Meo industrial estate.

Climate

The district falls under the Sub-Tropical, Semi-arid climatic zone with extremely

hot temperature in summer. Dryness of air is a standard feature in Nuh district

except during the monsoon season. May and June are the hottest months of the

year with the temperature ranging from 30C to 48C. January, on the other

hand, is the coldest month with temperature ranging between 2 °C to 25 °C.

Strong dusty winds are conspicuous during summer.

Rainfall: The annual rainfall varies considerably from year to year. The

maximum rainfall is experienced during the monsoon season, which reaches

its peak in the month of July. The principal precipitation occurs during

monsoon period from June to September when about 80% of the rainfall is

received. The average rainfall varies from 336 mm to 440 mm in the district.

Humidity: Humidity is considerably low during the greater part of the year.

The Nuh district experiences high humidity only during the monsoon period.

The period of minimum humidity (less than 20%) is between April and May.

Wind: During the monsoon, the sky is heavily clouded, and winds are strong

during this period. Winds are generally light during the post-monsoon and

winter months.

Region Specific Weather Phenomena: Nuh district experiences a high

incidence of thunderstorms and dust storms, often accompanied by violent

squalls (andhar) during the period April to June. Sometimes the

thunderstorms are accompanied by heavy rain and occasionally by

hailstorms. In the winter months, fog sometimes appears in the district.

How to Reach

By Air:

Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi, and distance from Airport to

Nuh is 63 KM.


By Railway:

There is no rail connectivity in Nuh, However, Palwal Railway Station is nearby

37 KM, Gurgaon Railway Station is nearby 51 KM and New Delhi Railway

Station is near about 80 KM.

By Bus:

District Headquarters Nuh is well connected by road. Nuh is about 343 KM by

road to Chandigarh (Capital of Haryana ) and 77 KM from ISBT, New Delhi.

Map of District

NUH region geographically coordinates on Latitude 27°54‟05”North and

Longitude 77°10‟50”East, is a hilly region, comprising the portions of ancient

Matsya-desh and Surasena or modern southern part of Haryana and north-

eastern Rajasthan. Mewat is historically very important region lies in the south

of Delhi, takes its name from its inhabitants, the Meos. In the ancient period, its

boundaries were roughly described, running irregularly from Deeg in Bharatpur,

Alwar itself and Dholpur in Rajasthan, Rewari, Palwal and Gurgaon in Haryana

and also includes parts of the districts of Mathura in Uttar Pradesh. Mewat

possesses several hill ranges of Aravali Mountain. It was for many centuries

famous for the predatory character of its inhabitants, who at all times gave great

trouble to the Turk, Pathan, Mughal and British rulers at Delhi.



Administrative Setup

Deputy Commissioner

The general administration of the district is vested with the Deputy

Commissioner, who for administrative purposes, is under the Divisional

Commissioner, Faridabad. He is at once the Deputy Commissioner, the District

Magistrate and the Collector. As Deputy Commissioner, he is the executive head

of the district with multifarious responsibilities relating to development,

panchayats, local bodies, civil administration, etc. As District Magistrate, he is

responsible for law and order and heads the police and prosecuting agency. As

Collector, he is the chief Officer of the revenue administration and is responsible

for the collection of land revenue, and is also the highest revenue judicial

authority in the district. He acts as the district Elections Officer and the

Registrar for registration work. He exercises over-all supervision on other

government agencies in his district. He is, in short, the head of the district

administration, a coordinating officer among various departments and a

connecting link between the public and the government so far as he executes

the policies, administers the rules and regulations framed by the government

from time to time .

The main functions of the Deputy Commissioner may be broadly categorized as:

co-ordination of development and public welfare activities as Deputy

Commissioner, revenue officer/Court of the district as District Collector, and

law and order functions as District Magistrate. Thus, he acts as Deputy

Commissioner, District Collector and District Magistrate on different occasions.

His role in each of these capacities is described, in brief, as under:

Additional Deputy Commissioner

Additional Deputy Commissioner is the chief executive officer of DRDA The post

of Additional Deputy Commissioner has been created to assist the Deputy

Commissioner in his day-to-day working. The Additional Deputy Commissioner

enjoys the same powers as that of Deputy Commissioner under the rules.


SDM & Sub-Divisional Officer

The Sub-divisional Officer(Civil) is the chief civil officer of the Sub-Division. In

fact, he is a miniature Deputy Commissioner of his Sub-Division. He possesses

adequate powers to co-ordinate work in the sub-division. He exercises direct

control over the Tehsildars and their staff. He is competent to correspond

directly with government and other departments on routine matters. His main

duties, like those of the Deputy Commissioner, include revenue, executive and

judicial work. In revenue matters, he is Assistant Collector Ist grade but the

powers of Collector have been delegated to him under certain acts. The powers

and responsibilities of the Sub Divisional Officer relating to revenue, magisterial,

executive and development matters within his jurisdiction, are analogous to

those of the Deputy Commissioner.

Tehsildar/Naib Tehsildar

The Tehsildar and Naib Tehsildar, are the Key officer in the revenue

administration and exercise powers of the Assistant Collector 2nd grade. While

deciding partition cases; the Tehsildar assumes the powers of Assistant

Collector 1st grade. Their main task being revenue collection, the Tehsildar and

Naib Tehsildar have to tour extensively in their areas. The revenue record and

the crop statistics are also maintained by them. The Tahsildars and Naib-

Tahsildars are responsible for the collection of land revenue and other dues

payable to the Government.

S.No Name Of

Tehsil

Address No Of

Village

No Of

Block

Name Of

Block

1 Nuh Ground Floor Mini Secretariat

Nuh Pin 122107

119 1 Nuh

2 Ferozepur

Jhirka

Ground Floor Mini Secretariat

Ferozepur Jhirka Pin-122104

60 1 Ferozepur

Jhirka

3 Punhana Housing Board Colony Punhana

Pin-122508

114 2 Punhana,

Pinangwan

4 Tauru Tehsil Complex, Tauru,122105 82 1 Tauru

5 Nagina Housing Board Colony Nagina

Pin-122108

68 1 Nagina

Total 443 6 —



Places of Interest

Nalhar Shiv Mandir

Nalhar is located in the foothills of the Aravallis and also has at its base a Shiva

temple which forms the starting point of the trek to the reservoir. There is a big

ceremonial gate at the temple.

There is more than 250 steep stair-steps to be climbed to the place and the last

bit is a bit slippery and one has to hold on to the tree roots and branches to

climb. It is a good climb if you are looking for some good exercise and once you

reach the top it provides a view of the whole area.

There is a reservoir where the water was trickling directly into a hollow created

(natural) in the tree from the rock. This reservoir is about 2 feet long and maybe

a foot wide only. The water keeps flowing around the year into this hollow and

this is the reservoir that people locally talk with veneration as it is believed by

locals that it is some „chamatkar‟ (miracle) of the gods that water is flowing out

of the rocks in this arid region. It is also believed that the Pandavas stayed there

and drank this water during their 14-year exile. Lot of locals travel till the Shiva

temple but only the more determined and fit people climb up to the reservoir.


Chuhi Mal Ka Talaab in Nuh

Chui Mal ka Taalab is a masonry pond with cenotaphs located in the town of

Nuh in the Mewat district of Haryana. Adjoining it is a grand two-storied

structure, the Cenotaph of Seth Chui Mal. Both the pond and the Samadhi

(memorial) have been built around the same time by Chui Mal. Of course the

tomb in the structure was placed after his death by his son. The pond has eight

cenotaphs around it and looks picturesque.

Ferozepur Jhirka

The historical town Ferozepur Jhirka, a tehsil of the Nuh district, is

situated on the main road of Gurgaon to Alwar, about 82 km south of Gurgaon

and 150 km south of Delhi. It geographically coordinates on the Latitude

27.79394 North and Longitude 76.940659 East. Ferozepur Jhirka Pin code is

122104 and postal head office is Ferozepur Jhirka . Sidhrawat ( 2 KM ) ,

Kameda ( 4 KM ) , Sulela ( 5 KM ) , Hasanpur Bilonda ( 5 KM ) , Maholi ( 5 KM )

are the nearby Villages to Ferozepur Jhirka. Ferozepur Jhirka is surrounded by

Nagina Tehsil towards North , Kishangarh Bas Tehsil towards west , Punahana

Tehsil towards East , Ramgarh Tehsil towards South . Alwar , Nagar , Hodal ,

Bawal are the nearby Cities to Ferozepur Jhirka. This Place is in the border of

the Nuh District and Bharatpur District. Bharatpur District Nagar Pahari is

South towards this place . It is near to the Rajasthan State Border.

Jama Masjid, Firozpur Jhirka


Kotla, Nuh

Kotla is a village coordinates Latitude 28.0137 North and Longitude

76.937668 East and located about 7 kms south of Nuh, the district

headquarters of Nuh. It is a historic village and once the capital of Nuh during

Mewati Yadubanshi ruler Bahadur Nahar Khan. This village is also important

for its location in the Arawali foothills and scenic outlook. Historically, Kotila

was the first capital of Mewat ruled by its own people popularly known as

Khanzadas. The village Kotila is situated in a small valley, wholly surrounded by

the hill, except where a small tunnel-like pass gives entrance to it. In front of

this pass is the Kotila Lake, and when this is filled with water, the only road to

the pass lies along a narrow strip of land between the lake and the hill.

Cunningham describes the position of the Kotila that the site was probably

chosen for security as it is protected on the east by the large lake named Dahar,

which is from four to five miles in length and upwards of two miles in a breath.

Kotila Fort (Inner View)



4. Analysis of Resources

The district headquarter is located at Nuh. The district comprises of five blocks

namely Nuh, Tauru, Nagina, Firozpur Jhirka and Punhana.


S.No Particular Year Unit Statistics

1. Geographical features

(A) Geographical Data

i) Latitude 27°54‟05” North

ii) Longitude 77°10‟50” East

iii) Geographical Area Sq. Km. 1507

(B) Administrative Units

i) Sub divisions Nos 4

ii) Tehsils Nos 4

iii) Sub-Tehsil Nos 1

vi) Muncipal Committee Nos 4

vii) Blocks Nos 6

xi) Revenue villages Nos 443

x) Assembly Area Nos 5

2. Population

Total Population 2011 Nos 10,89,406

(A) Sex-wise

i) Male 2011 Nos 5,71,480

(52.45%)

ii) Female 2011 Nos 5,17,926

(47.54%)

(B) Muslim Population 2011 Nos 8,62,647

(79%)


3. Agriculture

A. Land utilization

i) Total Area 2017-18 Hectares 147650

ii) Agriculture use

Land/Cultivable

2017-18 -do- 138040

iii) Non Agriculture Land 2017-18 -do- 9610

B. Average Yield

i) Wheat 2019-20 Kg/Hectare 4603

ii) Gram 2019-20 Kg/Hectare 1699

iii) Barley 2019-20 Kg/Hectare 4214

iv) Oilseed 2019-20 Kg/Hectare 2351

v) Rice 2019-20 Kg/Hectare 2508

vi) Bajra 2019-20 Kg/Hectare 2765

vii) Cotton 2019-20 Kg/Hectare 593

viii) Sugercane 2019-20 Kg/Hectare 80274

4. Livestock & Poultry (as per 20th Livestock Census)

A. Livestock

i) Cattle 2019 Nos. 30088

ii) Buffaloes 2019 Nos. 174867

iii) Goats 2019 Nos. 26948

iv) Sheep 2019 Nos. 5522

v) Pig 2019 Nos. 761

vi) Others 2019 Nos. 2752

B. Total Poultry 2019 Nos. 17585

5. Roads

(a) National Highway 2019-20 Kms 89

(b) State Highway 2019-20 Kms 14

(c) Main District Roads 2019-20 Kms 89


(d) Other district & Rural

Roads

2019-20 Kms 779

6. Banking commercial (as on 31.03.2021)

(a) Rural Branch 2021 Nos. 37

(b) Semi-Urban Branch 2021 Nos. 41

(c) Urban Branch 2021 Nos. 0

7. Education

(a) Primary school 2019-20 Nos. 480

(b) Middle schools 2019-20 Nos. 255

(c) Secondary & senior

secondary schools

2019-20 Nos. 115

(d) Government ITI 2019-20 Nos. 9

(e) Private ITI 2019-20 Nos. 1

(f) Polytechnic College 2019-20 Nos. 6

(g) Engineering College 2019-20 Nos. 2

(h) Degree College 2019-20 Nos. 8


5. Available Infrastructure for Industrial Development

Government has taken various initiatives for building infrastructure for

the development of Mewat region. Some of them are as follows:

1. Mewat Development Board

Govt. of Haryana with a commitment to deliver social and economic

justice to the backward and under-privileged sections of society, in 1980,

constituted Mewat Development Board, Haryana (MDB) under the

Chairmanship of Hon`ble Chief Minister, Haryana with Ministers viz. Finance,

Revenue, Agriculture, Industries, Development & Panchayats, Cooperation,

Irrigation, Animal Husbandry and Power, all the M.Ps, MLAs of Mewat region,

Chief Secretary, Secretaries of important departments and eminent persons of

the region as official & non official members. Its executing agency at field level,

Mewat Development Agency (MDA) was also formed simultaneously with the sole

objective of ameliorating the condition of poverty, unemployment, economic and

social backwardness of the Mewat region. The Mewat region comprises of six

blocks i.e. Nuh, Taoru, F.P. Jhirka, Nagina, Punhana of district Nuh and Hathin

of district Palwal of Haryana State.

The objective of the Mewat Development Board is to ameliorate the

conditions of poverty, unemployment, economic and social backwardness of this

area and to raise the standard of living of the people of this area. The objective

of Mewat Development Agency is to accelerate the pace of development in Mewat

region for implementation of developmental schemes specifically designed to

benefit this area.

Mewat Development Agency looks after the implementation of different

development schemes of the state govt. and central government specially

designed for the development of this region. Some of the schemes monitored by

MDA are as under:

1. Lending Schemes of National Minorities Development and Finance

Corporation (NMDFC), New Delhi

2. Pradhan Mantri Jan Vikas Karyakram (PMJVK) of District Nuh under

Ministry of Minority Affairs, Govt. of India, New Delhi

3. Projects under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)


4. Other State Funded Schemes

Details of all these schemes can be viewed on the website of Mewat

Development Agency as below: www.mda.nic.in

2. Mewat Engineering College

Mewat Engineering College one of the top engineering colleges in

haryana is here to guide the students and help them grow. The college building

is situated in a sprawling campus of about 28 acres in the scenic backdrop of

the Aravalli Ranges and is in Nuh on the Nuh-Pataudi Road about 48 km from

Gurgaon and 80 km from New Delhi.

A panoramic view of Aravalli‟s welcomes the visitor with its majestic

presence along with the ruins of an old fort on top and a historical 600 years old

Dargah and a Mosque at the foothill. The college has fully furnished laboratories

with modern equipment, spacious classrooms, Central Workshop, Computer

Centre, Language Lab, and tutorial rooms. The College has a computerized

Central Library with Labware software working on OPAC module and has more

than 18000 volumes and extends book bank facilities to students.

3. Apparel Training And Design Centre

ATDCs has emerged as the largest Vocational Training Provider with a

leading position in the vocational education space being a nodal agency under

component-1 for implementing Integrated Skill Development Scheme (ISDS) of

Ministry of Textiles, GOI in 2010 where ATDC took the ambitious target of

training 1, 72,220 candidates in five years under SMART project and has

successfully trained 1, 52,138 candidates through 176 ATDC Centres pan-India

till March 2015. Address of ATDC Mewat is Apparel Training & Design Centre,

Community Centre MDA, Kherdla, Delhi-Alwar Road (Near Petrol), Mewat.

4. Industrial Estate-Roz ka Meo

In order to strengthen the industrial infrastructure and for the purpose of

development of industries in the district Government of Haryana established

http://www.mda.nic.in/


Roz Ka Meo industrial estate in 1981. This industrial estate is located about 70

Kms away from New Delhi on National Highway No.8.

Salient Features of Industrial Estate Roz Ka Meo are as below:

Name of the Industrial Area Roz Ka Meo

Year of establishment 1981

Total area of Industrial Estate (in acres)* 8.42

Total no. of carved out plots* 20

Allotted plots* 19

Un-allotted plots* 1

Area of clear available Plots (acres)* 0.25

Allotment rates of Industrial Plot/shed for the

year 2020-21 (Rate Rupees per Sq. Mtrs.)

9900

*As on 15.09.2020 Source: HSIIDC (https://hsiidc.org.in/node/132)


6. Present Industrial Scenario

Industry at a glance:

Sr No Head Unit Particulars

1. Registered Industrial Unit No. 3022

2. Total Industrial Unit No. 3022

3. Registered Medium & Large

Unit

No. 8

4. Estimated Avg. No. of Daily

Worker Employed in Small

Scale Industries

No. -

5. Employment in Large and

Medium Industries

No. -

6. No. of Industrial Area No. 1

7. Turnover of Micro and Small

Scale Industries (in lacs)

In Lacs -

8. Turnover of medium & large

scale industries (in lacs)

In Lacs -

Source: District MSME Centre, Mewat

1. Year wise trend of Units Registered:

S. No. YEAR NUMBER OF

REGISTERED UNITS

EMPLOYMENT

(in No)

INVESTMENT

(Lakh Rs.)

1. Up to 31.03.2016 103 2090 6864.05

2. 2016-17 124 1307 3509

3. 2017-18 131 721 1404

4. 2018-19 511 2784 6192

5. 2019-20 954 3806 10391


2. Number of MSMEs registered in the district under UAM till

30.06.2020:

Micro Units Small Units Medium Units Total MSMEs

1751 437 13 2201

Source: UAM portal


3. Number of MSMEs registered in the district under Udyam Registration as on 08.06.2021:

Micro Units Small Units Medium Units Total MSMEs

1142 49 8 1199

Source: Udyam Registration portal

4. Number of MSMEs registered in the district under Udyam Registration as on 08.06.2021:

Udyam Regd.(Manufacturing) Udyam Regd.(Services) Total MSMEs

228 971 1199

Source: Udyam Registration portal

95%

4%1%

Classification of MSMEs registered under Udyam Registration as on 08.06.2021

Micro

Small

Medium

Manufacturing19%

Service81%

Number of MSMEs registered in the district under Udyam Registration as on 08.06.2021

Manufacturing

Service


5. Khadi & Village Industries Scenario of District:

S. No Head Unit Particulars

1. Registered Khadi & Village Industries No. 370

2. Employment in Khadi & Village Industries No. 1504

3. Turnover of Khadi & Village Industries In Lacs 1063.00

Source: Haryana Khadi & Village Industries Board, District Office-Mewat

6. Year wise trend of Khadi & Village Industries Registered:

S. No. Year Number Of

Registered Units

Employment

(In No)

Investment

(Lakh Rs.)

1. Up to 31.03.2016 359 1421 988.05

2. 2016-17 4 27 25.00

3. 2017-18 1 9 5.00

4. 2018-19 2 14 8.80

5. 2019-20 2 16 24.15

6. 2020-21 2 17 12.00


7. Details of Existing Khadi & Village Industries in the District as on 31.03.2021:

Type of Industry/Sector Number

of Units

Investment

(lakh rs.)

Employment

Mineral Based Industry 97 463.00 453

Forest Based Industry 24 36.00 83

Agro Based &Food Processing Industry 58 138.00 322

Polymer & Chemical Based Industries 63 105.00 156

Handmade Paper & Fiber Industries 11 103.00 129

Rural Engineering 89 140.00 255

Bio-Technology 01 18.00 05

Services Industries 27 60.00 101


8. Major Exportable Item

Auto Parts

9. Countries of Major Export

Spain, UAE, Dubai, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Switzerland



10. Service Enterprises

Few units are engaged in Dyeing of Fabrics, Electroplating, wooden furniture,

Glass designing, coating job work in Roz Ka Meo Industrial Area, distt Mewat

Potentials areas for service industry: 1. Fabric Dyeing, 2. Electroplating,

3. Wooden Furniture, 4. Glass Designing, 5. Coating Job work.

11. Existing Clusters of Micro & Small Enterprise

Although there is no identified cluster in the district, however there is

good number of organised units from Auto parts sector.

Detail of Major Clusters:

Manufacturing Sector: NIL

Service Sector: Nil

12. Details of prospective SFURTI Cluster:

There is a prospective for three potential SFURTI Cluster in the

district:

i. Poultry

ii. Leather Crafting

iii. Terra-cotta

13. Vocal for Local- One District One Product (ODOP) approach

Ministry of Food Processing Industries (MoFPI), in partnership with the

States, has launched an all India centrally sponsored "PM Formalisation of

Micro Food Processing Enterprises Scheme (PM FME Scheme)" for providing

financial, technical and business support for upgradation of existing micro food

processing enterprises. The Scheme adopts One District One Product (ODOP)

approach to reap benefit of scale in terms of procurement of inputs, availing

common services and marketing of products.

Tomato is the approved product for Mewat district under one district one

product approach of PM FME Scheme of Ministry of Food Processing Industries

(MoFPI).


7. Prospects of new MSMEs/ Industrial Development

Excellent(Both in manufacturing and Service Sector) There is a good

potential of new MSMEs such as Auto Ancillary units, Plastic, Chemical based

units, Engineering units, Metal based(Steel Fabrication), Apparel Industry,

Building Stone, Fabric Dyeing, Electroplating, Agro based, Cotton textile, Sewing

threads, wooden based furniture etc.

The district Mewat is the southernmost district of the state with probably

highest number of rural population and comparatively less per capita income.

There is a lot of scope for the small and tinny units involving skill for the

traditional way of manufacturing. The following are the main area/sector which

can be thrust upon for uprising the livelihood of local population and

establishment of new MSME unit:

i. Pot making/terra-cotta

ii. Weaving

iii. Spices making

iv. Small oil mills

v. Bee keeping

vi. Shoe making

vii. Garments making

viii. Milk Products

ix. Candle making

x. Pickle Making


8. Schemes and Interventions

i. MSME DEVELOPMENT ACT, 2006

For facilitating the promotion and development and enhancing the

competitiveness of micro, small and medium enterprises and for matters

connected therewith, Government has enacted MSME Development Act,

2006.

Classification of enterprises:

As per revised notification issued by Government of India, An enterprise

shall be classified as a Micro, Small or Medium enterprise on the basis of the

following criteria:

Type of

Enterprises

Investment in Plant and

Machinery or Equipment (

In Rupees)

Annual Turnover ( In

Rupees)

Micro

Enterprise

Up to one crores Up to five crores

Small

Enterprise

Up to ten crores Up to fifty crores

Medium

Enterprise

Up to fifty crores Up to two hundred and

fifty crores

ii. Schemes for New Entrepreneurs

Finance schemes:

PMEGP

Extended PMEGP

MUDRA

STAND UP

START UP

CGTMSE

CLCSS

Other Schemes:

PMS, IC

Public Procurement Policy

Delayed Payment

TReDS

Details of all these schemes can be viewed on the following website:

https://champions.gov.in/MSME_Ministry_entrepreneurs/PMEGP_bank_lo

an_finance/old_existing_Schemes.htm

https://champions.gov.in/MSME_Ministry_entrepreneurs/PMEGP_bank_loan_finance/old_existing_Schemes.htm

https://champions.gov.in/MSME_Ministry_entrepreneurs/PMEGP_bank_loan_finance/old_existing_Schemes.htm


iii. CHAMPIONS (Creation and Harmonious Application

of Modern Processes for Increasing the Output and National Strength)

web portal

Hon‟ble Prime Minister of India has launched the Champions Portal for

MSME Grievances on 01-06-2020. This portal is designed to help and promote

the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) of the country and to redress

their various types of grievances. The web link of this portal is:

https://champions.gov.in

Suggestion/Query/Grievances/seek guidance on any issue can be filed on this web-portal

iv. State Government Schemes:

The Directorate of MSME, Haryana functions as the nodal agency for

promotion, development and facilitation of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises

and small businesses in the state by creating a more vibrant and conducive

ecosystem for them to grow and sustain. Government of Haryana notified

various schemes and incentives for MSME sector in its Haryana Enterprise and

Employment Policy 2020. These can be accessed by visiting the following

website: https://msme.haryana.gov.in/

v. Details of facilities available in ITIs/Polytechnics/Engineering

Colleges:

ITIs/Polytechnics/Engineering College situated in the district offer various

type of courses and trainings. Details of these may be viewed on the respective

website of the institute. For example details about Mewat engineering college

may be viewed on the following website:

https://www.mecw.ac.in/programmes-offered.html

List of Govt. Polytechnics in the district:

S.

No.

Institute Name Year of

Establishment

Courses Offered Intake

Capacity

1 Govt Polytechnic,

Indri, Nuh

2017 Civil, Computer,

Mech, Electrical, MLT

300

2 Govt. Polytechnic

Malab, Nuh

2017 Automobile Engg.,

Mechanical Engg.,

Civil Engg. &

Computer Engg

300

Source: http://www.techeduhry.gov.in/

https://champions.gov.in/

https://msme.haryana.gov.in/

https://www.mecw.ac.in/programmes-offered.html


List of Govt. ITIs in the district with their contact details:

S.

No.

Name of ITI Email ID of the Institute Contact Number

1 Govt. ITI Firozepur

Zirka

[email protected],

[email protected]

01268-277262

2 Govt. ITI (Woman)

Firozepur Zirkha

[email protected] 01268-277262

3 Govt. ITI Nagina [email protected],

[email protected]

01268-276366

4 Govt. ITI Ujjina [email protected],

[email protected]

01267-203111

5 Govt. ITI Nuh [email protected],

[email protected]

01267-285900

6 Govt. ITI (Woman)Nuh [email protected],

[email protected]

9312245213

7 Govt. ITI Punhana [email protected],

[email protected]

9416919179

8 Govt. ITI Pingwana [email protected] 9992115304

9 Govt. ITI Taoru [email protected],

[email protected]

0124-2262453

Source: https://www.itiharyana.gov.in

Technology Extension Center/ T C/T S:

TCs are serving industry by way of providing quality tools, trained

personnel and consultancy services in tooling & related areas, upgradation of

technologies in processes & products in the specific product groups such as

Forging & Foundry, Electronics System Design & Manufacturing (ESDM),

Electrical Measuring Instruments, Fragrance & Flavour, Glass, Sport Goods,

Forging & Foundry and Footwear Designing to support these sectors. Following

Technology Extension Center, Testing Centres and Testing Stations are available

in the nearby areas of district Mewat:









MSME Technology Centre Bhiwadi (Rajasthan):

MSME Technology Centre Bhiwadi is concentrating on an integrated

development of the related segments of the industry by way of providing

International Quality Tools, Trained Personnel, and Consultancy in Tooling &

Related Areas. This Technology Centre has state of-the-art Tool Room facilities

under single roof with wide spectrums of sophisticated Machines include latest

& advanced CNC Lathe, Milling, EDM & Wire Cut machines, which can cater to

various requirements of the MSMEs.

MSME Technology Centre Bhiwadi is just about 30 kms away from

district mewat and MSMEs in the nearby areas are taking the benefit of this TC.

The website of this TC is: https://msmetcbhiwadi.org/index.php

MSME Technology Centre Rohtak:

MSME Technology Center, Rohtak is unique in imparting industry

oriented long and short term training programmes on CAD/CAM, Tool Design &

Manufacturing, Tool & Die making, CNC Programming, Machine Maintenance,

and Industrial Automation. It has state of art infrastructure including latest

machines like EDM , Wire cut , CNC , VMC , 3D Scanner , Surface grinding

AR/VR lab , in both training and production department.

MSME Technology Centre Rohtak is located in about 100 kms away from

district mewat and is providing skill development services, production support

services and consultancy and marketing services. The website of MSME

Technology Centre Rohtak is: https://www.msmetcrohtak.org/

MSME Testing Centre (NR), Okhla (New Delhi):

MSME-Testing Centre, New Delhi [Formerly Regional Testing Centre (NR)]

is one among the four Regional Testing Centre established by the Government of

India in the early Nineteen Seventies, initially to cater to the testing/calibration

needs of the Small Scale Industries for improving the quality of their product.

Currently this centre caters to the Testing and Calibration needs of the

Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in the Northern Region in the

fields of Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical and Metallurgical. Each of the four

laboratories viz; Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical and Metallurgical, are fully

https://msmetcbhiwadi.org/index.php

https://www.msmetcrohtak.org/


equipped with high accuracy precision equipments and instruments as per the

requirements of National/International standards.

MSME Testing Centre (NR), Okhla is recognized by Bureau of Indian

Standard (BIS) as a third party laboratory. Also the test/calibration services in

selected areas are accredited with National Accreditation Board of Testing and

Calibration Laboratories (NABL) as per requirement of ISO/IEC17025:2005. The

website of the MSME Testing Centre (NR), Okhla (New Delhi) is

http://www.msme-tc-nr.gov.in/index.html

Central Tool Room Extension Centre, Faridabad:

The Centre is an extension of Central Tool Room Ludhiana. CTR Ludhiana

is an Indo-German project setup under bilateral agreement on technical

cooperation between Government of India & Government of Germany in 1980. It

is working under administrative control of Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium

Enterprises, Government of India. The core service areas of this centre are

Tooling development, Rapid prototyping, Heat treatment and Training. The

website of CTR Extension Centre, Faridabad is https://www.ctrludhiana.org/

MSME-Testing Station, Jaipur:

O/o DC (MSME) New Delhi, Govt. of India has established MSME, testing

stations at various places in the country with an objective to provide testing

facilities to MSME units to enable them to manufacture goods conforming to

acceptable standard specifications and also provide third party assurance to

various Govt./Private Agencies and help MSME in the area of up gradation of

quality.

MSME-TS Jaipur has modern testing lab equipped with following testing

machine and analytical instruments in its mechanical, chemical & civil

construction material testing sections. Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises may

get their raw materials & finished products tested. Public & Private sectors

undertakings procuring items from small units may also avail these facilities.

The website of MSME-Testing Station Jaipur is

http://www.msmedijaipur.gov.in/workshoptesting.html

http://www.msme-tc-nr.gov.in/index.html

https://www.ctrludhiana.org/

http://www.msmedijaipur.gov.in/workshoptesting.html


9. Self Reliant India Movement under Five Pillars of

Atmanirbhar Bharat

Based on the key issues, challenges identified and opportunities available

and keeping in view the five pillars- Economy, Infrastructure, System, Vibrant

Demography and Demand a SWOT analysis for MSME sector in Mewat District

is as follows:

Strengths:

Economy and Business Environment

• Special Incentives for MSMEs

• Focused approach under Aspirational Districts Program.

Entrepreneurship Ecosystem

• Incentives for start-up.

• Incentives under new Haryana Enterprise and Employment policy

2020.

Vibrant Demography and Skill development

• Availability of institutes like Mewat Engineering College etc.

• Educated manpower with technical education.

• Easy Availability of unskilled and semiskilled manpower.

Demand and Locational advantage

• Well connected to NCR and other major cities like Gurugram and

Fridabad.

Weaknesses:

a) Low Productivity

• Lack of focus on mechanization, technology adoption,.

• Absence of a robust MSME ecosystem and entrepreneurship

b) Economy and Policy Lacunae

• Lack of knowledge/awareness on policies and incentives/subsidies

provided to the enterprises.

c) Infrastructure Bottlenecks

• Lack of proper roads, sewerage and electricity.

• Lack of a spatially embedded cluster development and management

d) Finance access

• Inadequate Institutional credit flow leading to unequal lending.


e) Demand and Market access

• Absence of market intelligence and limited to local markets & lack of

exposure to different markets.

f) Technology access

• Limited technological advancements and up gradation.

g) Testing

• Lack of proper material testing and certification centres

Opportunities

• Proximity of key locations in the state to already established industrial

and consumption hubs like Delhi, Gurugram and Faridabad provide

great opportunity for development of MSME sector.

• Robust and comprehensive government schemes: Central and state

government have notified several schemes for MSMEs. Creating

awareness and educating the benefits of these schemes will attract

more entrepreneurs.

• More financial institutions and lenders for providing access to credit

due to the MSMEs.

• Create marketing platforms through digital space.

Threats

• High level of competition from similar MSMEs in the neighbouring

states

• Rapid changes in business environment.

• Absence of major consumption/demand driver.

• Complicated documentation procedures to access financial aid drive

away potential entrepreneurs.


10. District Industrial Development Plan

Champion of Change as Aspirational District

The Transformation of Aspirational Districts Program aims to

expeditiously transform 117 districts that were identified from across 28 states,

in a transparent manner. Central to the programme are – Convergence (of

Central & State Schemes), Collaboration (of Central & State level „Prabhari‟

Officers & District Collectors), and Competition among districts. Driven

primarily by the States and instituted for the States, this initiative focuses on

the strengths of each district, and identifies the attainable outcomes for

immediate improvement, while measuring progress and ranking the select

districts.

Formulation of district Plan

NITI Aayog has developed a broad template for formulation of district

plans. Since different districts have different opportunity and challenges,

Districts have been advised to customise the template. They have been

particularly advised to identify low hanging fruits/opportunities and make

strategy for realising them. In addition, a Primer comprising of steps to be taken

to improve each of the indicators, compiled from the inputs received from

respective Ministries, has also been provided to District Administration.

Picture showing status of District Mewat of different development parameters designed by NITI AAYOG

Source: NITI AAYOG website


Information (a short write up) about the District development plan under

different schemes:

Sl. No. Development

Activity

Funding Remarks

Govt. of India

State Govt.

Others like

SPVs, etc.

1. IMC for Youth through webinar/Physical

program

To imbibe entrepreneurship in the

college/Technical students of Nuh district.

2. Awareness of Udyam

Registration through

webinar/physical camp.

To handhold MSMEs for

Udyam Registration in

Nuh district.

3. Awareness on Ministry of MSME schemes

and programs i.e. PMEGP, GeM, PPP, Delay

payment, TReDs, CLCS-TUS,

SFURTI. through webinar/physical

program

To sensitize and handhold MSMEs for

schemes and program of central and state

govt in Nuh district.

Details about Projects Sanctioned under PMEGP scheme:

Year Project sanctioned by Bank Margin Money Claimed

No of Project

Margin Money Involved (Rupees in lakhs)

No of Project

Margin Money Involved (Rupees in lakhs)

2020-21 44 115.95 37 82.3

2019-20 32 53.89 29 43.05

2018-19 35 60.6 52 100.3

2017-18 69 138.72 52 102.98

2016-17 42 73.7 31 54.67 Source: https://www.kviconline.gov.in/pmegpeportal/pmegpmr/reportHomePage.jsp


Industrial Activities recommended:

S.

No.

Name of the

MSME activity

Place where

identified in

the district

Size and

cluster of

the

industry

Scheme in which it

can be synchronized

1. Auto Parts

Industry

Roz ka Meo Approx. 15

units

-Industrial

Development Scheme

under MSE-CDP

-RESCO/CAPEX Solar

Rooftop

Implementation

-Lean Manufacturing

-IMC component

under ESDP

2. Mineral Based

Industry (Stone

Crushing and

allied)

Scattered in

the whole

district

Approx.

100 units

-Credit Linked Capital

Subsidy Scheme

- Interest Subsidy

Scheme of Govt. of

Haryana

-Electricity Duty

Exemption Scheme of

Govt. of Haryana

3. Polymer and

Chemical Based

Industry

Scattered in

the whole

district

Approx. 50

units

-Lean Manufacturing

-ZED Scheme

- Haryana Gramin

Udyogik Vikas Yojna

-Electricity Duty

Exemption Scheme of

Govt. of Haryana

- IMC component

under ESDP

4. Agro Based and

Food Processing

Industry

Scattered

mainly in

rural areas

Approx. 50

units

-“Creation/

Expansion/

Diversification of

individual Agro and

Food Processing

Units” scheme of

Govt. of Haryana.

- Haryana Gramin

Udyogik Vikas Yojna.

-Power Tariff Subsidy

Scheme of Govt. of

Haryana

- IMC component

under ESDP


11. Whom to Contact and for what

Following are the brief description of different agencies for rendering assistance

to the entrepreneurs.

S. No.

Type of assistance Name and address of

agencies

Contact Number & Email

ID

1. State Government

Polices and Schemes

District Industries

Center, HUDA Field

Hostel, Roz-ka-Meo,

Mewat

0124-2334254

[email protected]

2. Identification of

Project Profiles, techno-economic

and managerial consultancy services, market

survey and economic survey reports.

MSME-DI Karnal 11-

A,Industrial Development Colony,

Near ITI, Kunjpura Road, Karnal

Telephone: 0184-

2208100, 2208110

PA to Director : 0184-

2208113

Telefax : 0184-2208114

E-mail : dcdi-

[email protected]

3. Land and Industrial

shed

HSIIDC Industrial

Estate, Phase V,

Vanijya Nikunj,

Udyog Vihar,

Gurgaon.

+91-124-2346764

estate[dot]gurugram[at]hs

iidc[dot]org[dot]in

4. Financial Assistance

Lead Bank Officer

C/o Syndicate Bank,

Lead District Office,

88, Ist Floor, New

Anaj Mandi, Nuh-

Mewat-122107

01267-271013

[email protected]

5. For raw materials

under Govt. Supply

NSIC Bhawan, Okhla

Industrial Estate,

New Delhi - 110020,

India

Phone: +91-11-

26926275, 26926370

6. Plant and machinery under hire /

purchase basis.

NSIC Bhawan, Okhla

Industrial Estate,

New Delhi - 110020,

Phone: +91-11-

26926275, 26926370





India

7. Power/ Electricity

Electricity Board, Nuh, Mewat

Toll Free : 1800-180-

4334

E-Mail

: [email protected], Wh

atsapp : 8813999708

8. Technical Know –how.

MSME –DI,11-A,Industrial Development Colony,

Near ITI, Kunjpura Road, Karnal

Telephone: 0184-

2208100, 2208110

PA to Director : 0184-

2208113

Telefax : 0184-2208114

E-mail : dcdi-

[email protected]

9. Quality & Standard

BIS, Northern

Regional Office, Plot No. 4-A, Sector 27-B, Madhya Marg,

Chandigarh – 160 019.

0172- 2659930

[email protected]

10. Marketing /Export Assistance

Director General Foreign

Trade(DGFT),L-482, Model Town, Panipat(HR)

1800-111-550

JAI[dot]PAL84[at]NIC[dot]

IN

11. Other Promotional

Agencies

KVIC Ambala, KVIB Mewat

0171-2630334 [email protected]


12. Conclusion and Way Forward

District Mewat is one of the aspirational districts identified by NITI

AAYOG. Its proximity to National capital New Delhi is one of the major strength.

Availability of unskilled and semiskilled labour is other opportunity for the

MSME sector. District Mewat has a great potential for the MSME growth.

Different schemes and incentives of Government of India and Government of

Haryana for the region are the motivational factor for the prospective

entrepreneurs.

Concentration of MSMEs is very less as compared to other parts of

Haryana. In the district state of infrastructure, including power, water, roads,

etc, in such areas is poor and unreliable, leading to very high transaction costs.

Affordable land near the critical resource for the Industry with adequate power

supply is required for the growth of MSME in the region. Adequate land for

extension/expansion of MSMEs is simply not available. Only one industrial

estate is developed by state government in the district.

Established entrepreneurs from the nearby states/districts can be

attracted in selected rural/sub-urban area to make that area self reliant in all

aspects. There is urgent need to announce special incentives and policies for

Infrastructure, Technology adoption, ease of doing business. Additional

incentive under the scheme like PMEGP, CLCSS, CGT-MSE etc may be

provided. Also if more Institutions mainly technical, design, Management are

setup in the region it will enhance the skill and entrepreneurship in the district

which is very essential for Industrialization.


13. Resources

i. List of Industries Association in the District:

S.

No.

Name of

Association &

Address

Name of

President /

General

Secretary

Contact

Number / Fax

E-mail ID

1. Mewat

Chamber of

Commerce and

Industries

M/s Hyline

Auto

Industries, Plot

No. 34-44,

Roz-ka Meo,

Industrial

Area, Mewat

Sh. Ranveer

Singh

Khatana,

President

Sh.Rattan

Pal Khatana,

General

Secretary

9811148101

9811148104

9215692709

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]


ii. List of Large / Public Sector undertakings in the District:

Sl.

No.

Name & Address of

the unit (M/s.)

Item

Manufactured/Service

Investment

(Rs. In Lakhs)

Employment

(In no.)

1. OK Play India Ltd., Roz ka Meo,Nuh

Manufacturing 9373 339

2. Bright Brothers Ltd., Roz ka Meo, Nuh


3. Varun Beverages Ltd., Vill. Tejpur. Nuh


4. Can Pack India Ltd., Vill. Jaisinghpur,

Nuh



iii. List of NGOs working for MSMES in the District who have registered

under NGO Darpan Portal of NITI AAYOG: Sr No. Name of

VO/NGO

Registration

No.,City & State

Address

1 Mewat

Educational Orgainasation

2722, Punhana,

Haryana

Utopian Sr. Sec. School Punhana

Bisru Road Punhana Distt. Mewat Nuh State Haryana

2 Mewat 0051, Punhana, Madarsa Sautul Quraan




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Ahlehadees Education

And Welfare Society Misa Colony

Pinangwan

Haryana Muhammadiya Qasba Pinangwan Barkali Road Near Petrol Pump

PinangwanTehsil Punahan Mewat Haryana 122508

3 Hamdard

Education Society Rangala

Rajpur

Dr/Mwt/0055,

Ferozepur Jhirka, Haryana

Village Rangala Rajpur, P.O. &

Tehsil Ferozepur Jhirka

4 Mohd

Shamsudeen Educational And Social

Society

00092, Touru,

Haryana

Vpo Touru Tehsil Touru District

Nuh(Mewat)

5 Human

Development Society

0045, Firozpur

Zhirka, Haryana

Vill Kalakhera, P.Osakras Tehsil

Firozpur Zhirka, Disttmewat (Nuh) Pin Code-122107 Email -

[email protected]

6 Molana Din Mohd

Memorial Education &

Welfare Trust

4381, Nuh, Haryana

Village Bai, Post Office And Tehsil Nuh, District Nuh Mewat, Haryana-

122107

7 Saksham

Foundation

1553, Firozpur

Jhirka, Haryana

Vill Baikhera, Po Mandikhera,

Tehsil- Firozpur Jhirka, Distt- Mewat, Haryana-122108

8 Aagaz Mahila

Cluster Sangthan

Hr654201601038,

Tauru, Haryana

Bd

9 All India Deeni

Madaris Jadeed Technology

Trust

3311, Nuh, Haryana

Village Bai, Post Office And Tehsil Nuh, District Nuh, Mewat, Haryana

10 Sd

Educational Foundation

01028, Tauru,

Haryana

Vpo- Tauru, Tehsil- Tauru, Distt.

Nuh

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14. References and Sources of Information/Data:

1) District Administration Mewat ( Nuh)

www.nuh.gov.in

2) Haryana State Industrial Development Corporation, Haryana

https://hsiidc.org.in

3) District MSME Centre, Mewat

4) NITI AAYOG website

5) Haryana Khadi & Village Industries Board, District Office-Mewat

6) Udyam Registration Website

https://udyamregistration.gov.in/

7) Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Department, Haryana

8) Animal Husbandry & Dairying Department, Haryana

9) State Level Bankers Committee (Haryana),

10) Directorate of School Education

Plot No. 1/B, Shiksha Sadan, Sector-5, Panchkula-134109 (India)

11) Office Of Director Higher Education Haryana

Address: Shiksha Sadan, Ground & 1st Floor, Sec - 5, Panchkula,

Haryana (134105)

12) Director-General, SDIT, 2nd Floor, Plot No. - 2, Sector-3,

Panchkula

13) Directorate of Technical Education, Haryana Bays No: 7-12,

Sector-4, Panchkula, Haryana

14) Public Works Department (Buildings & Roads), Government of

Haryana

15) PMEGP Web-Portal https://www.kviconline.gov.in/pmegpeportal/pmegpmr/reportHomePage.

jsp

https://hsiidc.org.in/

https://udyamregistration.gov.in/

DETAILS OF WEBINAR ORGANISED BY MSME-DI, Karnal during 2021-22 Sl. No. In association with Date on which

webinar organised Topic on which

webinar organised Total no of participants

attended 1 Mewat Engineering

College, Mewat 20.5.2021 Self Employment

Opportunities & Bankable Project

Report

25

2

Mewat Engineering College, Mewat

16.9.2021 Business Incubation Scheme & Facilitating Startups

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