Perspective plan 2012-Final - Karnataka industry

Prespective Industrial Development Plan – Udupi District 

Perspective Industrial Development 

Plan: 2012-17 

100 Years 

District Industries Centre, 

Udupi 

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1.0 INTRODUCTION 9 

1.1 PREAMBLE 9 

1.2 OBJECTIVES 9 

1.3 METHODOLOGY 10 

2.0 SALIENT FEATURES OF THE DISTRICT 11 

2.1 GEOGRAPHICAL POSITION: 11 

2.2 SOIL 12 

2.3 RIVERS 13 

2.4 CLIMATE & RAINFALL 14 

2.5 DISTRICT AT A GLANCE 14 

3.0 NATURAL AND OTHER RESOURCES OF THE DISTRICT 20 

3.1 AGRICULTURE 20 

3.2 HORTICULTURE 21 

3.3 SERICULTURE 23 

3.4 ANIMAL HUSBANDARY 24 

3.5 FOREST 25 

3.6 MINERALS 25 

3.7 HUMAN RESOURCES 26 

3.8 FINANCIAL INSTITUTION AND CAPITAL 27 

3.9 BIO-TECHNOLOGY 28 

3.10 FISHERIES 28 

3.11 TOURISM 29 

3.12 WATER RESOURCES 35 

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4.0 PRESENT SOCIO-ECONOMIC INFRASTRUCTURE OF THE DISTRICT 37 

4.1 TRANSPORT 37 

4.2 COMMUNICATION 39 

4.3 POWER 39 

4.4 EDUCATION 43 

4.5 INDUSTRIAL ESTATE 47 

4.6 INDUSTRIAL AREA 48 

4.7 CO-OPERATIVE & OTHER INDUSTRIAL AREA 49 

4.8 COMMON FACILITY CENTERS 49 

4.9 COMMON WORK SHEDS 49 

4.10 MARKETING SUPPORT 51 


4.12 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 52 

4.13 HOSPITALS 53 

5.0 PRESENT INDUSTRIAL SCENARIO 55 

5.1 SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES 55 

5.2 MEDIUM AND LARGE SCALE INDUSTRIES 56 

5.3 GLOBAL INVESTOR MEET SHLCC/SWA CASES 59 

5.4 DIRECT INITIATIVES OF INDUSTRIALIZATION IN THE DISTRICT 59 

6.0 SWOT ANALYSIS OF THE DISTRICT 60 

7.0 POTENTIALS FOR INDUSTRIAL GROWTH OF THE DISTRICT 61 

7.1 AGRO PROCESSING 61 

7.2 HORTICULTURE PROCESSING 61 

7.3 ANIMAL PROCESSING 61 

7.4 MINERAL PROCESSING 61 

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7.5 TEXTILES 62 

7.6 METAL, ENGINEERING, AUTOMOBILE 62 

7.7 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 62 

7.8 DEMAND BASED ACTIVITIES 62 


7.10 ARTISANS AND HANDICRAFTS 64 

8.0 VIEWS BY PROMINENT CITIZEN OF DISTRICT 65 

8.1 M VISHWANATH BHAT, MANAGING PARTNER, M/S. GANGA PLASTICS, SHIVALLY 

INDUSTRIAL AREA, MANIPAL, UDUPI AND 65 

9.0 ANNEXURES 67 

9.1 TEXTILES 67 

9.2 COMPANIES WITH ISI/ISO-9000 CERTIFICATION 67 

9.3 INDUSTRIES CATEGORY WISE IN THE DISTRICT 74 

9.4 SSI’S REGISTERED IN THE DISTRICT – (AS ON 31-03-2012). 81 

9.5 LARGE & MEDIUM SCALE INDUSTRIES IN THE DISTRICT 82 

9.6 LIST OF MEGA INDUSTRIES IN THE DISTRICT – (AS ON 31-12-2012). 83 

9.7 LIST OF EXPORT ORIENTED INDUSTRIES IN THE DISTRICT. 84 

9.8 PROJECTS CLEARED IN SHLCC, SLSWCC, GIM 2010, GIM-2012 & IEM (PART A) 86 

10.0 PROPOSED ACTION PLAN FOR THE YEAR 2012-13 TO 2016-17 95 

11.0 PROFILES OF LEADING INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES 133 

12.0 A FEW SUCCESS STORIES 134 

13.0 IMPORTANT STATE POLICES & CENTRAL GOVT SCHEMES 137 

14.0 IMPORTANT CONTACT ADDRESS 157 

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1.0 INTRODUCTION 

1.1 Preamble 

Government of Karnataka in order to take care of the proper industrial development of 

the district in tune with the changing global industrial scenario has proposed to bring out 

blue print for the industrialisation of the district based on the strategic / sectoral 

advantages of the district. 

This perspective plan is prepared for the period 2012-2017 taking into account the 

existing infrastructure, the available resources, and the possible growth in the future. 

1.2 Objectives 

The objective of the perspective plan is: 

• To assess the present natural and human resources, skills available in the district and 

study their present utilisation and explore the possibilities for further industrial 

development. 

• Based on the available infrastructure facilities suggest improvement in the same for 

better industrial growth. 

• Keeping in view the availability of resources and demand potential identify the scope 

for setting up new small, tiny and village industries in the district. 

• Based on the existing and proposed medium and large industries, explore the 

possible of setting ancillary manufacturing and service units. 

• Taking into account the present level of Technology utilised in the existing industries 

suggest measures for Technology Upgradation, so that better productivity can be 

achieved. 

• In a nutshell, the Perspective Plan would" be an operational document, which would 

be very useful in decision making in investment promotion, infrastructure 

development, technology upgradation, marketing support and financing of industries 

etc. 

The Perspective Plan document has been prepared based on the analysis of data 

collected and the latest available information gathered as mentioned above, keeping 

in view the progressive industrial policy of the Government. 

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1.3 Methodology 

All relevant information and data are collected from published sources and from 

various Govt. offices. Discussions were held with officials, traders, industrialists, 

knowledgeable persons and promotional organisations for better understanding of the 

present industrial scenario, problems & prospects of industries and the strength & 

weakness of the district. 

The Perspective Plan document has been prepared based on the analysis of data 

collected and the latest available information gathered as mentioned above, keeping in 

view the progressive industrial policy of the Government. 

A three Step process was adopted for compiling the report. The first Step involved the 

collection of the resource endowments of the district both natural resources and 

human resource, the available infrastructure- communication, power, water supply, 

existing industries, etc., and other details regarding facilities available in the districts/ 

talukas, etc. The information collected thus is presented in the Report. 

Since the potential for industrial investment depends on the avaitability of raw 

material, demand for goods and services, availability of supporting infrastructure, 

skilled manpower, entrepreneurial ability, etc., the data collected in the first Step were 

analysed to narrow down on sectors which were predominant in the district/ talukas 

Based on these detailed discussions, a SWOT analysis has been prepared. The potential 

for setting up of industries in specific sectors were also identified. At this stage, the 

Reports were ready in a tentative/ provisional form. 

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2.0 SALIENT FEATURES OF THE DISTRICT 

2.1 Geographical Position: 

Udupi district in the Karnataka state of India was created in August 1997. The three 

northern taluks, Udupi, Kundapur and Karkal, were separated from Dakshina Kannada 

District to form Udupi district. Udupi district is surrounded by Uttara Kannada district in 

north, Dakshina Kannada district in southern direction. Shivamogga district borders on 

north east side and chikamagalur district on east. Arabian sea is on west of Udupi 

district. Udupi is famous for Udupi cuisine originated in the district as well as at Ashta 

Matha, i.e., eight Matts,Sri Krishna Temple and Udupi Hotels. Udupi is also one of oldest 

Educational Centres. Yakshagana, the drama and dance folk art is highly developed and 

popular in Udupi district as well as other coastal districts of Karnataka. 

Latitude, Longitude and Mean Sea Level As on 31-03-2012 

Latitude Longitude Height 

No Taluk 

above 

Minium Maximum Minium Maximum mean Sea 

Level Mts 

1 Kundapura 13 0 28’44” 13 0 58’52” 74 0 35’02” 75 0 04’30” 6.91 

2 Karkala 13 0 05’38” 13 0 31’45” 74 0 49’08” 75 0 12’29” 88.83 

3 Udupi 13 0 04’09” 13 0 33’47” 74 0 40’49” 75 0 57’18” 19.50 

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2.2 Soil 

The district comprises of three distinct physiographic units viz., (i) Narrowstretch of 

coastal tract (ii) Up land area (iii) The hilly terrain. The coastal areas exhibitcoastal 

beach, spits and creeks and backwater swamps with the surface features ofsandy strips 

and linear troughs. The coastal parallel troughs are seen aroundParampalli, Kota and 

Manur. The area adjoining the coastal stretch exhibits forestedhigh hilly topography 

with deep valleys. Most part of the district is rugged terrain anddemarcates areas with 

slopes of less than 2%, 2 to 5% and more than 5%. About50.68% of the district falls 

under 2 to 5% slope and remaining fall under more than 5%slope. Most part of Lateritic 

capped pediplains have an elevation ranging from 40 to60 mamsl. which is an 

important physiographic feature. Upland pediplain areaintercepted with low hills 

between Western Ghats and the coast, which is moderatelycultivated. Western ghats 

and forested area located on the eastern part of the district. 

Soil type: 

The district is covered with three types of soils i) sandy soil covering thebeaches and 

the adjoining stretches ii) yellow loamy soil and iii) red lateritic soil. Thesandy soils are 

confined to a narrow strip of the coast having width ranging from lessthan 100 m to as 

much as a kilometer. These fine to medium texture sands arecharacterized by their 

extremely high rate of infiltration and act as a good rechargemedia for ground water. 

Yellow loamy soils are transported from origin and are foundmostly along riverbanks 

and lower reaches of valleys. They are mostly used for tileindustries. This soil type is 

very well suited for irrigation and shows good response toirrigation practices. Red 

lateritic soil is the most dominant soil type in the area. Thetexture of these soils varies 

from fine to coarse. The soil in the valleys and immediateslopes are rich in loam where 

as in upper slopes and pediplanes are much coarser innature. The degree of leaching 

undergone by this soil type is also variable. 

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2.3 Rivers 

The major rivers are Swarna (Udupi Taluk), Seetha (Karkala Tq), Sowparnika (Kundapura 

Tq) & Chakra (Kundapura Tq). 

The Minor Rivers are Pangala (Udupi Tq) 

This river touches the village of Pangala 

and joins the Arabian sea near Matti. & 

Udyavara (Udupi Tq) Udyavara river joins 

Arabian sea near Malpe. Udyavara and 

Malpe are some of the places through 

which this river flows. 

Swarna or Suvarna: The Swarna river (Tudhe in Tulu ) flows through villages Perdoor, 

Hiriyadka, Parika (parkala) Herga, Manipal, Perampalli, Uppoor and KallianpurIt is the 

main source of drinking water to Udupi District. It joins the Arabian Sea at Bengre. 

Sita or Seeta: The river originates in Western Ghats near Hebri.This river mostly flows 

through Udipi taluk.It confluences with Suvarna river before joining Arabian sea. 

Chakra: Chakra River has its origin in Western Ghats and touches Hemmadi before 

joining Arabian Sea. 

Sowparnika or Souparnika River: It is belived that Garuda (Eagle) called 'Suparna' 

performed penance on the banks of the river and reached the salvation hence the 

name 'Sauparnika'. It also appears that the rivers absorbs elements of 64 different 

herbs and roots as it flows so it cures all diseases of those who bathe in it. 

Amoung the few rivers that originate here in the western ghat region and flowing 

towards the west to join the Arabian Sea, Seetha, Swarna, Varahi and Gangolli are the 

main rivers. These rivers are perennial during normal rainfall years, whereas the 

tributaries and smaller streams become dry during summer. These rivers join Arabian 

Sea and are prone to tidal effects to considerable lengths in the Inland area. 

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2.4 Climate & Rainfall 

The maximum temperature touches 40°C in summers (March to May) with a minimum 

of 18°C. Winters (December to February) have the extremes 32°C (maximum) and 14°C 

(minimum). 

Maximum Temperature : 40 0 C (Max) 

Minimum Temperature : 14 0 C (Max) 

Average Rain fall : 4848 mm 

The climate of Udupi is generally hot in summers and pleasant in winters. 

Rainfall 

Normal 

Rain Fall (mm) 

Normal Rainy 

days (No.) 

Normal Onset & 

Cessation 

(specify week and 

month) 

SW Monsoon (June- 3888 73 Days June 1 st Week to 

September) 

September 4 th Week 

NE Monsoon 

731 35 days October 1 st week to 

(October-December) 

December 1 st Week 

Winter (January- 

22 5 Days 

February) 

Summer (March- 

207 15 Days 

May) 

Annual 4848 128 Days 

2.5 District at a Glance 

Located at a distance of 422 Kms from Bangalore and 60 Kms from Mangalore. 

Udupi is famous for udupi cuisine;Udupi food is considered best and most famous in 

entire Karnataka. Udupi restaurants serving Udupi cuisine are popular all over India and 

have found its way into other countries also. Udupi (Udipi) restaurants are typically 

south Indian vegetarian restaurants. In Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai and Bangalore, 

Udupi restaurants are famous for tasty vegetarian food and courteous service. Masala 

Dosa,which is wrapped around a filling of onion and potato with ghee, is said to be 

invented by Udupi Hotels 

The famous Udupi Krishna Temple and Asta Mata are located in Udupi, which is visited 

by western toursits also. [9] Udupi is the place where Sri Madhwacharya,one of the 

greatest proponents of the Vaishnava faith began his philosophical journey and other 

famous temple like Kollur Temple, Aneguude Temple, Mandarthi Temple…etc. 

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Barkur was the ancient capital of the Tulu kingdom. It was known as Barakanur. The 

rulers were known as Tulu kings or rulers. They spoke Tulu language. Most of the 

districts ruled by them were in coastal Karnataka. 

Geographical location Latitude : 13 o 04' 09” and 13 o59' 

Longittude:74 0 35' and 75 0 . 12' 

District headquarter Udupi 

No. of taluks 

3 - Udupi, Karkala & Kundapura 

No. of villages 248 

No. of hoblies 9 

No. of subdivisions 1 – Kundapura Sub-division 

Total Area 

3565 Sq Kms 

Mean sea level 

39 m (128 ft) 

Temperature Maximum Temperature : 40 0 C (Max) 

Minimum Temperature : 14 0 C (Max) 

Average Rainfall 

4848 mm 

Rivers 

Swarna, Souparnika, Seetha, Chakra, Pangala & Udyavara 

Forest Area 

100102 Hectare, 28.08% of total area of the District. 

Net sown area 

118084 Hectares 

Net irrigated area 23519 Hectares 

MSME Units 9467 Units, Investment Rs. 673.48 Crores, Emp: 64634 

(As on 31.03.2012) 

Medium Industries 4 Units, Investment Rs. 34.31 Crores, Emp: 972 


Large Scale Industries 7 Units, Investment Rs. 802.80 Crores, Emp: 2034 


Mega Scale Industries 2 Units, Investment Rs. 6955.40 Crores, Emp: 2502 


KIADB Ind Areas 

1 Industrial Area – 90 Acres – 92 Units 

KSSIDC Ind Estate 

3 Industrial Estates. 21.93 Acres – 55 Units 

SEZ 

One manufacturing SEZ, 640 Acres. 

2 units - Investment Rs. 369.85 crores – Employment 

1200 Nos (120 Acres) 

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Description 2011 2001 

Actual Population 1,177,908 1,112,243 

Male 562,896 522,231 

Female 615,012 590,012 

Population Growth 5.90% 7.14% 

Area Sq. Km 3,879 3,879 

Density/km2 304 287 

Proportion to Karnataka Population 1.93% 2.10% 

Sex Ratio (Per 1000) 1093 1130 

Child Sex Ratio (0-6 Age) 955 958 

Average Literacy 86.29 81.25 

Male Literacy 91.69 88.23 

Female Literacy 81.41 75.19 

Total Child Population (0-6 Age) 100,579 114,581 

Male Population (0-6 Age) 51,448 58,509 

Female Population (0-6 Age) 49,131 56,072 

Literates 929,623 810,584 

Male Literates 468,933 409,135 

Female Literates 460,690 401,449 

Child Proportion (0-6 Age) 8.54% 10.30% 

Boys Proportion (0-6 Age) 9.14% 11.20% 

Girls Proportion (0-6 Age) 7.99% 9.50% 

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Description Rural Urban 

Population (%) 71.64 % 28.36 % 

Total Population 843,829 334,079 

Male Population 399,458 163,438 

Female Population 444,371 170,641 

Sex Ratio 1112 1044 

Child Sex Ratio (0-6) 958 947 

Child Population (0-6) 72,508 28,071 

Male Child(0-6) 37,027 14,421 

Female Child(0-6) 35,481 13,650 

Child Percentage (0-6) 8.59 % 8.40 % 

Male Child Percentage 9.27 % 8.82 % 

Female Child Percentage 7.98 % 8.00 % 

Literates 647,236 282,387 

Male Literates 326,580 142,353 

Female Literates 320,656 140,034 

Average Literacy 83.91 % 92.28 % 

Male Literacy 90.11 % 95.53 % 

Female Literacy 78.42 % 89.00% 

Cities inside Udupi District Population Male Female 

Udupi (City Municipal Council) 125,350 62,031 63,319 

Details Udupi Kundapura Karkala Total 

Area in Sq Kms 929 1560 1076 3565 

Forest area in Sq Km 4686 62605 32811 100102 

Barren & NA Land (Ha) 19434 22662 9101 51197 

Net Sown Area (Ha) 40983 48708 28393 118084 

Canel Irrigated (Ha) - - - - 

Tank Irrigated (Ha) 535 141 147 823 

Well Irrigated (Ha) 8770 9346 5403 23519 

Tube Wells Irrigated (Ha) 87 95 380 562 

Lift Irrigated (Ha) 1253 951 989 3193 

Other source (Ha) 1219 2891 2141 6251 

Total Irrigated (Ha) 11864 13424 9060 34348 

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Land Utilisation 2011-12 (Hectares) 

0.28 

0.28 

Forest 

Non Agricultural 

Barren 

0.03 

Cultivable Waste 

Permanent Pasture 

0.11 

Trees & Groves 

0.13 

0.03 

0.11 

0.03 

Fallow Land 

Net Sown Area 

Other information of the District 


Nada Offices 1 1 1 3 

VA Circles 75 73 38 186 

Hoblies 4 3 2 9 

Grama Panchayaths 61 56 29 146 

Urban agomerations 9 1 1 11 

Villages 99 99 50 248 

Police Stations 12 8 4 23 

Prisons 1 - 1 2 

Male prisoners 66 - 159 225 

Female prisoners - - - - 

Fire stations 2 1 1 4 

Cinemas 6 5 1 12 

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Artisans Units existing in the Udupi District 

Sl. No Craft Udupi Kundapura Karkala Total 

1 Carpentry 1271 1229 373 2873 

2 Goldsmith 212 69 132 413 

3 Blacksmith 87 100 49 236 

4 Pottery 47 118 31 196 

5 Stone Carving 10 24 26 60 

6 Wood Carving 1 32 9 42 

7 Stone Cutting 28 85 45 158 

8 Masonry 314 513 317 1144 

9 Mat weaving 44 66 31 141 

10 Basket making 266 266 114 646 

11 Net weaving 18 0 0 18 

12 Tailoring 47 46 5 98 

13 Leather 10 3 3 16 

14 Lime burning 11 17 3 31 

15 Handlooms 52 14 6 72 

16 Coir rope making 11 45 30 86 

17 Hair Dressers 15 66 2 83 

18 Laundry 23 27 38 88 

19 Bamboo 5 7 43 55 

20 Others 38 40 7 85 

Total: 2510 2767 1264 6541 

Out of 3 taluks two taluks viz Karkala & Kundapura are covered withthick forest and 

Udupi taluk is partially covered by forest. 

In Udupi taluk main activities are fish culture and horticulture. In Udupi Tq 2 Mega Scale 

Industries viz Udupi Power Coproration Limited, Yellur Village, Udupi Tq and Manipal 

Technologies Ltd, Manipal, Udupi. In this taluk cashew processing &agro processing units 

are existing. Other industrieal activities are small general engineering units, automobile 

service units, handicrafts, soft drinks & cold drinks, coconut oil mill, rice mills,desiccated 

coconut powder. 

In Kundapura Tq main activities are fish culture and horticulture. In this taluk cashew 

processing & agro processing units are existing. In this taluk the other activities are 

coconut oil mill, desiccated coconut powder, soft drinks, cold drinks. 

In Karkala Tq main activities are Agriculture & Horticulture. In this taluk cashew 

processing and agro processing units are existing. In this taluk the other activities are 

rice mills, stone carving, general engineering units. 

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3.0 NATURAL AND OTHER RESOURCES OF THE DISTRICT 

3.1 Agriculture 

In udupi district percentage of area under 

agricultural crops is 28%. Agro climate 

classification is zone 10. Paddy is the 

major cereals grown. Black gram, 

Horsegram, Green Gram, Cowpeas, 

Groundnut , sesame and sugar cane are 

the other major commercial crops in 

Udupi District. 


Area in Sq Kms 929 1560 1076 3565 

Net Sown Area (Ha) 40983 48708 28393 118084 

% of agricultural area 44% 31% 26% 33% 

Canel Irrigated (Ha) - - - - 

Tank Irrigated (Ha) 535 141 147 823 

Well Irrigated (Ha) 8770 9346 5403 23519 

Tube Wells Irrigated (Ha) 87 95 380 562 

Lift Irrigated (Ha) 1253 951 989 3193 

Other source (Ha) 1219 2891 2141 6251 

Total Irrigated (Ha) 11864 13424 9060 34348 

% of the total irrigated area 

against the net sown area 

29% 28% 32% 29% 

The net sown area is 118084 (Ha) about 29% of the net sown area is irrigated by tanks, 

wells, tube wells, lift irrigation and other sources. During 2011-12 among cereals about 

88% of the net sown area aggregating to 56359 (Ha) is used for growing paddy. Total 

production being 216406 MT. 

Amoung pulsesHorsegram, Blackgram, Green Gram and Cowpea are grown in 8.3% of 

area. Oil seeds such as ground nut sesamum are grown in 3.39% of area. 

Commercial crops such as sugarcane are grown in 0.2 % area. 

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The Crop wise area (hectares) and total production (Metric tones) is given below: 

Crops Kundapura Karkala Udupi 

Area Prodn Area Prodn Area Prodn 

(Hect) (M.Ts) (Hect) (M.Ts) (Hect) (M.Ts) 

Paddy 21480 81954 12664 49544 22195 84908 

Maize 10 22 - - 10 33 

Cereals Total 21490 81976 12664 49544 22205 84941 

Horse Gram 104 207 52 107 55 188 

Black Gram 1474 659 141 81 3062 1395 

Green Gram 17 9 38 18 27 16 

Cowpea 84 26 34 11 231 88 

Pulses Total 1679 901 265 217 3375 1687 

Food grain Total 23169 82877 12929 46761 25580 86628 

Ground Nut 1602 3284 - - 457 1255 

Sesamum - - 22 18 32 15 

Other Oil Seeds 48 - 10 - - - 

Oilseeds Total 1650 3284 32 18 489 1270 

Sugarcane 25 2225 - - 112 9389 

Commercial crops Total 25 2225 - 112 9389 

All crops total 24844 88386 12961 46779 26181 97287 

3.2 Horticulture 

Major fruits grown in udupi District are 

Mango, Banana, Pineapple, Sapota, Lemon, 

Guava. 

Among various vegetables grown in the 

District Brinjal, Sweet potato, Ladies finger, 

Cowpeas, Gourd varieties, Cucumber, Leafy 

vegetables, are the main vegetable. 

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Major Plantation Crops grown in Udupi 

district are Coconut, Cashewnut, and 

Arecanut. There is scope for promotion of 

cashewnut processing unit, CNSL oil, 

desiccated coconut powder, coir rope, 

coconut oil extraction units, Arecanut 

processing and scented supari units. 

The major spices are Pepper, chilly, nutmeg 

glove, ginger, turmeric, tamarind, cocoa and 

betel leaves are grown in the Dist. 

Among flower cultivation, jasmine flower is the major flower in the district. These 

jasmine flowers are also exported. There is scope for expansion of vanilla cultivation, 

which leads to promotion of Vanilla extraction and drying units. 

The details of horticulture crops Area in Hectares, production in metric tones & yield 

in Tons / Hectare are given below. 

Kundapura Tq. Karkala Tq. Udupi Tq. 

Crops Area Yield: Prod Area Yield: Prod Area Yield: Prod 

Coconut 

(Nos in lakhs) 6082 0.10 608.20 3769 0.15 565.35 7609 0.15 1141.35 

Arecanut 3325 2.00 6650.00 2988 1.75 5229.00 1049 1.50 1573.50 

Pepper 186 0.40 74.40 98 0.35 34.30 63 0.35 22.05 

Cashewnut 9562 2.00 19124.00 6061 2.10 12728.10 3751 2.10 7877.10 

Plantation 19155 4.5 26456.6 12916 4.35 18556.8 12472 4.1 10614 

Banana 577 15.00 8655.00 388 25.00 9700.00 362 25.00 9050.00 

Mango 616 20.00 12320.00 204 15.00 3060.00 396 15.00 5940.00 

Guava 3 25.00 75.00 14 25.00 350.00 0 0.00 0.00 

Sapota 253 10.00 2530.00 26 12.00 312.00 66 12.00 792.00 

Coco 18 0.59 10.62 29 0.60 17.40 7 0.60 4.20 

Lemon 9 12.00 108.00 16 25.00 400.00 4 15.00 60.00 

Pineapple 45 65.00 2925.00 69 65.00 4485.00 45 65.00 2925.00 

Pappaya 14 80.00 1120.00 12 80.00 960.00 14 80.00 1120.00 

Fruits 1535 227.59 27743.6 758 247.6 19284.4 894 212.6 19891.2 

Brinjal 34 25.00 850.00 12 25.00 300.00 57 25.00 1425.00 

Leafy Vegetables 3 25.00 75.00 7 25.00 175.00 69 25.00 1725.00 

Total Gourd 

Variety veg. 240 23.63 5671.20 56 23.63 1323.28 287 23.63 6781.81 

Vegetables 277 73.63 6596.2 75 73.63 1798.28 413 73.63 9931.81 

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Crops 

Udupi District Total 

Area Yield: Prod 

Coconut (Nos in lakhs) 17460 0.40 2314.90 

Arecanut 7362 5.25 13452.50 

Pepper 347 1.10 130.75 

Cashewnut 19374 6.20 39729.20 

Plantation 44543 12.95 55627.35 

Banana 1327 65.00 27405.00 

Mango 1216 50.00 21320.00 

Guava 17 50.00 425.00 

Sapota 345 34.00 3634.00 

Coco 54 1.79 32.22 

Lemon 29 52.00 568.00 

Pineapple 159 195.00 10335.00 

Pappaya 40 240.00 3200.00 

Fruits 3187 687.79 66919.22 

Brinjal 103 75.00 2575.00 

Leafy Vegetables 79 75.00 1975.00 

Total Gourd Variety veg 583 70.89 13776.29 

Flowers: 

Vegetables 765 220.89 18326.29 

Total: 48495 921.63 140872.86 

Sl. No. Details DistrictArea in Hectare ProductionIn (M.T) 

1. Chrysanthemum 39 125 

2. Jasmine 242 1780 

3. Rose 12 24 

4. Champak 24 120 

5. Crosandra 2 10 

3.3 Sericulture 

The area under mulberry crop in the district is as given below 

Details Kundapura Karkala Udupiu Total 

Area under mulberry (Hects) 6.02 17.84 6.2 30.06 

Cocoon Production (in Tonnes) 0.226 1.823 0.193 2.242 

No. of Villages engaged on Mulbery 6 14 8 28 

No of farmers 21 50 30 101 

Value of silk produced (Rs. In lakhs) 0.384 3.099 0.328 3.811 

Cocoon Markets - 1 - 1 

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3.4 Animal Husbandary 

Udupi district has good number of cattle, buffaloes, Sheep, Goats, Pigs, Rabbits, Dogs 

and Poultry. Broiler poultry is in all takuks. Giriraja and Turkey is reared in rural areas. A 

major segment of poultry is under contract farming. 

The live stock contribute significantly in terms of milk, meat, support agriculture etc., 

there isKarnataka Milk Federation unit located in Kulashekara of Dakshina Kannada 

District Mangalore Taluk. The unit service area is Dakshina Kannada and Udupi District. A 

chilling plant is located in M/s. Dakshina Kannada Milk Producers Co-Op Union, Manipal, 

Udupi. Presently KMF is producing Milk, flavoured milk, ice cream, milk powder etc., 

from milk. 

There is no high-tech slaughter house in the district. 

The details of live stock in Udupi District is as given below as per 2007 live stock census 

Category Kundapura Karkala Udupi Total 

Indigenious Cattle 107794 60740 70855 239389 

Cross Breed 28781 12686 37644 79111 

Buffaloes 12144 6638 7914 26696 

Sheep 2 0 51 53 

Goats 500 270 1960 2730 

Indigenious Pig 155 154 252 561 

Exotic Pig 8 1 8 17 

Cross Breed Pig 200 64 204 468 

Rabbits 93 146 162 401 

Dogs 38786 35552 47008 121346 

Others 0 1 13 14 

Total Livestock 296257 176992 236926 710175 

Poultry 259092 133178 197142 589412 

Fodder Production in tonne 6560 6563 5685 18808 

Production of Milk in lakhs/ litres 143.96 113.64 121.21 378.81 

Milk Societies 108 68 122 298 

Production of eggs in lakhs 84 53 99 236 

The district is not yet self sufficient in milk production and is getting milk from nearby 

Uttara Kannada and Hassan districts. Even private players like Krishna Milk and others are 

taking a share of the market, there is enough space for operators to dabble in. 

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3.5 Forest 

Udupi district has large tracks of tropical evergreen forest called Western Ghat forest 

which is one of the biodiversity hot spots in the world. This district has forest area of 

100102Hectares. Forest area is equally distributed in all Taluks. There is vast scope for 

development of ecotourism in forest area. 


Forest area in Ha 62605 32811 4686 100102 

Social forest in Ha 160 160 180 500 

3.6 Minerals 

The District is not enriched in mineral resources. However minerals like silica sand, shell 

lime, ordinary sand, Black granite are available. There is scope for establishment of Jelly 

crushing units, Laterite stone cutting units which are used as building construction 

materials. Out of shell lime, shell lime processing units may be established. 

Major types of minerals available in the district areBuilding Granite and Laterite Stone. 

Other minerals namely Silica sand, Bauxite, Lime Shell etc. 

PRODUCTION OF MINERAL 2010-11(in Metric Tonnes) 

Sl No. Name of Mineral Production2010 - 11 

Major Mineral 

1 Silica sand 61406 MT 

2 Bauxite 38300 MT 

3 Lime Shell 998 MT 

Minor Minerals 

1 Ornamental Stones 674.432m3 

2 Building Stone 683189 MT 

3 Ordinary Clay 3900 MT 

4 Lime Shell 18574 MT 

Sl. No Type of Minerals Village Taluk 

1 Bauxite Byndoor Kundapura 

2 Lime Shell Kasaba Kundapura 

3 Ornamental Stones Shirva, Kurkal Udupi 

4 Silica Sand All along the sea shore of Kundapura & Udupi Tq. 

5 Building stone At various places in all the taluks of the district. 

6 Sand At various places in all the taluks of the district. 

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3.7 Human Resources 

Udupi District literacy as per 2011 censusis 86.29% as compared to 81.25% of 2001 

census. If things are looked out at gender wise, male and female literacy were 91.69 and 

81.41 respectively. For 2001 census, same figures stood at 88.23 and 75.19 in Udupi 

District. Ample number of skilled / semi skilled workers are available in the district. 

Break up of Graduates / Post Graduates certificate holders and others as on 31-05- 

2011 is tabulated below: 

Sl. 

No 

I 

Section 

GRADUATES: 

Total Current Record 

Male Female Total 

1. Arts Section 291 461 752 

2. Science Section 54 44 98 

3. Commerce Section 284 302 586 

4. B.Ed Holders 103 489 592 

5. B.Ed Language Holders 18 20 38 

6. B.PEd 19 10 29 

7. Post Graduate 14 12 26 

II DIPLOMA HOLDERS 

1 Civil 30 0 30 

2 Mechanical 56 4 60 

3 Electrical 62 0 62 

4 Automobile 58 0 58 

5 Metallurgy 0 0 0 

6 Mining 0 0 0 

7 Radio Sound Comm 76 47 123 

8 Others 198 395 593 

III ITI TRAINED: 

1 Fitter 108 0 108 

2 Turner 4 0 4 

3 Electrician 93 4 97 

4 Machinist 2 0 2 

5 Welder 6 0 6 

6 Sheet Metal Worker 0 0 0 

7 Wireman 74 3 77 

8 Other 120 73 193 

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Sl. 

No 

Section 

Total Current Records 

Male Female Total 

IV APPRENTICE TRAINED 

1 Fitter 7 0 7 

2 Turner 1 0 1 

3 Electrician 5 0 5 

4 Machinist 0 0 0 

5 Welder 0 0 0 

6 Sheet Metal Worker 0 0 0 

7 Wireman 0 0 0 

8 Other Trained 0 0 0 

V TYPIST 

1 Kannada 20 90 110 

2 English 9 9 18 

VI STENOGRAPHERS 

1 Kannada 0 5 5 

2 English 0 17 17 

VII D Ed 57 308 365 

VIII C P Ed 75 41 116 

IX NURSERY 0 2 2 

3.8 Financial Institution and Capital (As on 31-12-2012) 

In the District there are 300 bank branches comprising 257 commercial bank branches. 

19 Regional Rural Banks, 23 Co-operative Banks, 1 Karnataka State Finance Corporation. 

Udupi is also the birthplace of the Syndicate Bank and Corporation Bank. 

Public Sector Banks: Syndicate Bank is the Lead Bank in Udupi District. The other banks 

are Vijaya Bank, Corporation Bank, Canara Bank, S.B.I., S.B.M., Indian Overseas Bank, 

Bank of Baroda, Central Bank of India, Alahabad Bank, Bank of India, Bank of 

Maharastra, Indian Bank, Oriental Bank of Commerce, Punjab National Bank, Union 

Bank of India United Bank of India. 

Private Sector Banks: Karnataka Bank, Federal Bank, South Indian Bank, ICICI, HDFC, 

IDBI, Axis Bank, ING Vysya Bank. 

Regional Rural Bank is Karnataka Vikas Gramin Bank. 

All Nationalised banks & R.R.B’s are provided with core banking facility. 

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National Bank 43 40 132 215 

Other Scheduled Banks 14 7 22 43 

Grameena Banks 8 5 6 19 

DCC Banks 8 4 8 20 

KSCARD Banks 1 1 1 3 

Total 74 57 169 300 

Karnataka State Finance Corporation in the Apex industrial financial institution in the 

state Karnataka State Financial Corporation has supported a large number of Micro 

Small and Medium Enterprise through its innovate schemes like National Equity Fund 

Scheme, Mahila Udyama Nidhi Scheme, Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme, Credit 

Linked Capital Subsidy Fund Scheme, Technology Development and Modernization fund 

Scheme, Single Window Scheme, Corporate Loan, rental Discounting Scheme etc. KSFC 

is playing a very prominent role promoting entrepreneurship among Science and 

Technology graduates. 

For the agriculture sector, the district cultivators, farmers get financial assistance form 

Agricultural Cooperative societies, commercial banks and credit cooperatives Societies. 

Details of Credit facilities and financing as on 30.09.2012 was as given below 

Taluk Total Banks Deposits in lakhs Credits in lakhs Credit Deposit Ratio 

Kundapura 74 197292 111850 56.69% 

Karkala 57 158038 92940 58.81% 

Udupi 169 752004 339677 45.17% 

Total 300 1107334 544467 49.17% 

3.9 Bio-technology 

Many industries related to Bio Agri products like milk & diary, bio fertilizer etc are 

coming up in Udupi District. Besides there is lot of input from agriculture sector that 

links to agro based industry and food based industry and floriculture. 

There is scope in areas like horticulture products, floriculture industries. 

3.10 Fisheries 

Udupi district is an ideal and convenient place for fishing activities. In addition to the 

Arabian Sea which is a rich source of fishing here, the tributaries, and backwaters in 

the district are involved in inland fishing. There are many wells and fishponds for 

raising fish seed and stocking of fish.More than 5000 families do fishing for their 

livelihood. Many are involved directly in fishing activities and some indirectly. Though 

fishing is done for their livelihood, mechanized boating has started many years ago, 

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there are many who still do fishing with the traditional boats in traditional style. 

The district also hosts many institutions involved in fish processing and canning 

activities. These canning institutions supplying fish meal which has more demand 

abroad. 

The following are the important facilities provided in the district 

Port at Malpe, Udupi Tq. 

2 Jetty’s at Hejamadi,Hangarakatte, in Udupi Tq, Gangolli in Kundapura Tq. 

Fish catching in the District for the year 2010-11 


Fish Catch in tones 32535.26 1433.49 85538.22 119506.97 

Ice Plants 20 0 45 65 

Cold Storages 2 0 8 10 

Tanks for fisheries 212 71 180 463 

Families involved in fisheries 11048 125 19963 31136 

Fish lets in lakhs 0 2.75 0 2.75 

Fish Markets. 55 16 30 101 

3.11 Tourism 

Udupi: - The Krishna Matha was founded by the Vaishnavite saint Shri Madhwacharya 

in the 13th century. He was the founder of the Dvaita school of Vedanta. 

,,,,,,,,,, , 

Shree Krishna Temple Udipi is first among the 

seven places of pilgrimages. Thousands of 

pious devotees throng the Udupi Krishna 

temple all round the year to catch a glimpse of 

Lord Krishna. The unique feature of Shree 

Krishna Mutt temple is that the Lord is 

worshipped only through a window with nine 

holes called the Navagraha kitaki. The window 

is exquisitely carved and gold-plated. It has 

been a tradition in this temple to worship the 

Lord only through this window. 

The daily sevas (offerings to god) and administration of the Krishna Mutt are managed 

by the Ashta Mathas (eight temples). Each of the Ashta Mathas performs temple 

management activities for two years in a cyclical order. They are collectively known as 

the Krishna Matha. 

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Malpe Beach: - The place of interest in 

Malpe is the scenic beach, which is 

popular among both locals and tourists. 

St. Mary's Islands is also a tourist 

destination. Malpe also houses temples 

of Balarama and vadabhandeshwara. 

The fort on the island of Daria- 

Bahadurgad, off the shores of Malpe, is 

said to have been built by Basavappa 

Nayaka of Bidanur. 

In addition to being a port and a fishing hub, Malpe is also a beach town. Close to the 

mainland of Malpe are four rocky islands 

Daria-Bahadurgad is the northernmost island 

Kari-Illada-Kallu is the southernmost island 

Daria-Gadara-Kalluthe is situated in between the abovementioned two islands 

The fourth one is St. Mary's Islands, also called thonse paar 

St. Mary's Islands: - It is also known as Coconut Island and Thonsepar are a set of four 

small islands in the Arabian Sea off the coast of Malpe in Udupi, Karnataka, India. 

It is located at a distance of 5 km west of 

Udupi town, the administrative 

headquarters for the Islands. They are 

known for their distinctive geological 

formation of columnar basaltic lava. The 

islands form one of the four geological 

monuments in Karnataka state, out of 

the 26 Geological Monuments of India 

declared by the Geological Survey of 

India in 2001. 

The monument is considered an important site for "Geo Tourism". Watching Sun set at 

the Islands is also a special sight.It is a popular picnic spot with locals and tourists alike. 

December to March is the best season to visit the Islands. 

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Manipal:THE HERITAGE Village project 

was born out of an intense concern of 

Hasta Shilpa Trust of Manipal for the 

restoration and conservation of 

centuries-old vernacular structures of 

architectural merit, aesthetic interest 

and craft importance and also for 

preservation of traditional objects of art 

and craft besides elegant artefacts of 

yesteryears. It is located 1 Km from 

Manipal Town. 

Kaup: - The kapu light house was built 

in 1901 and has for these many years 

stood on the rocks guiding thousands of 

sailors and warning the presence of 

dangerous rocks.It stands 27.12 m 

above the base.The lighthouse is open 

for visitors between 4PM to 6PM and 

the panoramic view offered is 

magnificent. 

Pajaka: - Pajaka is a village in Udupi 

Taluk and district of Karnataka state in 

India. Pajaka is the place where Dvaita 

philosopher Sri Madhvacharya was 

born. Madhvacharya is also known by 

name "Poornaprajna" and 

"Anandathirta".The place is near 

Kunjarugiri Durga temple. The place is 

bestowed with beauty by nature. 

There is a lot of historical evidence about Madhvacharya's life and times at Pajaka. It 

includes his birthplace and the places he frequented in the village. 

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Anegudde: - Kumbhasi is located on the 

NH-17( now NH-66 ) at a distance of 96 km 

from Mangalore, 9 km from Kundapur, and 

30 km from Udup. Anegudde is also 

popularly called as Kumbashi. The name 

Kumbhasi is said to be derived from 

demon Kumbhasura. Anegudde is one of 

the popular Vinayaka temples in Udupi 

district which attracts large number of 

pilgrims. 

Shankaranarayana: -The history of Shankaranayana may go back to ancient times, 

because the temple is said to be constructed on water (or on a lake) by ancient people, 

or godly people. The original temple was on a hillock beside present day temple and a 

foot print on rock is said to be of God's own foot print which appeared when he jumped 

from the hill to the present day temple. Shankara (Hara) and Narayana (Hari) are jointly 

worshipped here and there are five Shankaranarayana temples within a radius of about 

15 kilometers. 

Hattiangady Vinayaka Temple: - The eighth century Sri Siddhivinayaka Temple at 

Hattiyangadi in Kundapur taluk is a historical and well-known pilgrimage centre for 

Hindus of the coast.They had close ties with some other Jain cities such as Purigere 

(Lakshmeeshwara) and Hombuja (Humcha). Hattiangadi, about 8 kms to the the 

northeast of Kundapur, which is famous for the ancient Siddhi Vinayaka Temple. 

Kamalashile Brahmi Durgaparameshwari Temple: - Goddess Brahmi 

Durgaparameshwari is worshiped in the form of a Linga, which is said to be convergence 

of Goddesses Mahakali, Maha Saraswathi and Maha Lakshmi. 

Maravanthe:-Maravanthe is a village and a 

beach near Kundapura, Karnataka, India. 

Outlook travel considers it one of 

Karnataka's most beautiful beaches. It is 

about 55 kilometres (34 mi) from Udupi. 

NH-66 runs right next to the beach and the 

Suparnika River flows on the other side of 

the road, creating a spectacular scenery 

and considered only one of its kind in India. 

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Kollur: it is a popular Hindu pilgrimage center located 40 km from Kundapur Town and 

about 140 kilometers from Mangalore. 

The village lies at the foot of the Western 

Ghats, and is famous for the Shree 

Mookambika temple, an important seat of 

Shakti worship. Kollur is situated on the 

banks of river sauparnika and surrounded by 

thick forest and has a natural formation 

resembling Sri Chakra. Kollur is one of the 

seven mukti places which were created by 

Parashurama. It is believed that ancient 

Rishies (Saints) have performed penance on 

this holy place. 

Ottinene: -It is one of the important tourist attractions especially to view the spectacular 

sunset. Ottinene is located at a distance of 80 Km from Udupi and 40 Kmfrom 

Kundapur.Ottinene is situated in the middle of a place where green is abundant and the 

coconut trees bend backwards due to the speed of the wind. The main attraction of this 

place is Kshitija Nesara Dhama. 

Arasinagundi Falls: - Located near Kollur of Kundapur Taluk, trek route 6 km. This is a 

medium level 1 day trek from Kollur (Mookhambika fame) town. The jungle starts 2 Km 

after the temple and from that point falls is about 4.5 Kms of jeep route . Complete trek 

is inside dense rain forest , after 2 Kms its a tough uphill for rest of trek . 

Belkal Theertha: - About 50 km from Udupi. Cascading waterfalls, located deep in the 

Western Ghats. This falls is about 400 feet and there will be no water during Feb-May. 

Karkala: - Karkala (Kannada) 

Karkol(Konkani) Karla(Tulu) is a town and 

located about 40 Kms from Udupi 

headquarters. Karkala is a town of historical 

importance and a famous pilgrim centre for 

Jains. it lies near the Western Ghats.Karkala 

is a historical town and is best known for 

the 42 feet tall statue of Bahubali 

(Gomateshwara) carved out of a single 

block of granite rock. 

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Attur: - St. Lawrence Shrine, or Attur 

church, was built in the 18th century by 

Christians who fled Portuguese rule in 

India. It is a Catholic church dedicated to 

St. Lawrence, and serves the Christian 

population of India. This church being 

widely acclaimed as having the power to 

intercede with God, attracts not only the 

residents of Udupi District but also 

pilgrims from all parts of India. 

Jomlu Theertha: - Jomlu Theertha is located near Belve village about 35 km from Udupi, 

a small water fall about 20 feet height created by River Sita. This is an idle picnic spot 

and weekend getaway because of natural beauty of the place and river. You can also 

take a nice bath from a small waterfall. 

Koodlutheertha:Itis a picturesque 

waterfall located at a distance of 42Km 

from Udupi near Hebri. Kudlu Theertha 

Falls is located amid jungles of Western 

Ghats in Udupi District and recognized as 

the first water fall of river Sita. The water 

falls from a height of 126feet directly to 

the pond. It is believed that this pond is 

holy because many sages performed 

penance here many years ago 

Someshwara Wildlife Sanctuary: Sanctuary is located in the Western Ghats in Udupi 

district. 

The area of Someshwara Wildlife 

Sanctuary is about 88.4 sq. 

km.Someshwara Wildlife Sanctuary has 

semi-evergreen and evergreen forests. 

The sanctuary includes of two 

unconnected parts, the smaller part 

being situated to the Southwest of the 

major part. The Kudremukh National 

Park lies to the Southeast of this 

sanctuary. 

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3.12 Water Resources 

Shambhavi river flows in the district for a length of 9.60 Kms and the dam built 

across it at Palimaru irrigates about 291.60 Hectares. 

Pangala river flows in the district for a length of 20.0 Kms and the dam built across it 

at Innanje Village, Balatta, Mallar Village, Gundarakatta & Majoor irrigates about 

163.36 Hectares 

Udyavara river flows in the district for a length of 27 Kms and the dam built across it 

at Kurkal, Belve, Shirva irrigates about 501.97 Hectares. 

Papanashini river flows in the district for a length of 23 Kms and the dam built across 

it at Udyavara Village Bolja, Alevooru, Marne irrigates about 287.20 Hectares 

Madisalu river flows in the district for a length of 27 Kms and the dam built across it 

at Aroor, Cherkadi, Perdoor irrigates about 695.17 Hectares 

Seetha Nadhi river flows in the district for a length of 40 Kms and the dam built 

across it at Neelavara irrigates about 340.20 Hectares 

Bannadi river flows in the district for a length of 20 Kms and the dam built across it 

at Hosala,Bannadi irrigates about 303 Hectares 

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The map indicating the availability of water in different parts of the district is as 

shown below. 

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4.0 PRESENT SOCIO-ECONOMIC INFRASTRUCTURE OF THE DISTRICT 

4.1 Transport 

Road 

The District is well connected by 

road to Mangalore, Karwar and 

Shimoga. The total road length in the 

district is 11263 Kms The district is 

having 143 Kms of National Highway. 

354 Kms of State Highway, 791 Kms 

of Major District Roads, 8903 Kms of 

Village Roads. 

Road Network details are given below: 

(Road Length in Kms.) 


National Highway 53 36 54 143 

State Highway 141.80 133.95 77.96 353.71 

Major District Roads 289.95 148.83 352.20 790.98 

Municipality Roads 75 91.50 816.38 982.88 

Irrigation Dept. Roads 9 - - 9 

Forest Roads 71 - 9 80 

Panchayath Roads 3899.45 1814.82 3188.65 8902.92 

Total 4539.20 2225.10 4498.19 11262.49 

Bridges 


Major Bridges 5 8 6 19 

National Highways 

o NH-66 

o NH-13 

The Udupi district has two national highways passing through, one is 66 and another 

is NH-13. The national highway 66 which moves in north connects Karwar, 

Murudeshwara, Madgaon, Goa,Ratnagiri and Mumbai and in south direction it 

connects Udupi with cities like Mangalore and Kochi,. Another national highway 13 

connects district with Shimoga,Chitradurga, HospetBijapura and Sholapur. 

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Rail 

State Highways 

o SH-1 (Padubidri-Chikkalgudde) passes through Padubidri, Karkala, Hebri and 

Agumbe. 

o SH-65 (Malpe-Molakalmuru) passes through Malpe, Hiriyadka, Hebri and 

Shimoga. 

o SH-67 (Mangalore-Athradi) passes through Sankalkariya, Belmanu, Shirva, 

Athradi and Kateel. 

o SH-37 (Subramanya-Udupi) passes through Bajagoli, Karkala, Moodubelle, Udupi. 

o SH-27 (Virajpete-Byndoor) passes through Hebri, Belve and Byndoor. 

o SH-22 (Theerthahalli-Kundapura-Balebare Ghat) passes through Hosangadi, 

Vaderhobli, Kundapura. 

o SH-26 (Halgeri-Halkal – Nagodi Ghat) passes through Halkal, Kollur, Hosangadi. 

Udupi is connected by Broad Guage railway line (Konkan Railway) to Karwar, Goa, 

Mumbai in north direction and in south it connects Mangalore, Ernakulam and 

Kanyakumari. 

Possibilities of connecting Udupi to 

Kadur via Karkala, Chikkamagaluru may 

be explored. This being the nearst route 

to Chikkamagaluru and Shimoga saves 

both the time & money bringing down 

cost of transport and help trades grow 

rapidly. This will lead to transportation 

of agricultural produces to Udupi for the 

development of agro processing 

industries in the district. 


Broad Guage 51.86 - 49.00 100.86 

Railway Stations 5 - 3 8 

Air 

Nearest Airport is Mangalore Airport - 60 Kms from Udupi District. 

At Present there is an Helipad in Adiudupi and Manipal 

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Port 

The major ports are Mangalore 50 Kms from Udupi and Karwar 178 Kms from Udupi. 

The nearest harbour/port to Udupi is Malpe, which is 5 km away, and Gangoli 

(Kundapur), which is 36 km away. 

4.2 Communication 

Udupi district is well connected by BSNL and other private mobile, landline, WLL service 

providers. District is entirely is covered by 2G service and 3G service in selected areas. 

Broadband connectivity is available in urban areas. All the Gram Panchayaths have been 

provided with internet facility. 

Activity Kundapura Karkala Udupi Total 

Post Offices 110 62 158 330 

Telegraph Office 1 1 2 4 

Telephone Exchanges 34 25 44 103 

Telephone Line Connections 24513 17477 52987 94977 

Internet Connections 1953 2530 9000 13483 

4.3 Power 

Udupi District receives Power from two main sources. One is from Udupi Power 

Corporation Limited and another fromVarahi Power Project. 

The Udupi Power is an imported coalbased 

thermal power project in Yellur, 

Udupi District of Karnataka State in the 

Coastal Region of India. Total Capacity 

1200 MW. – 2 x 600 MW. Both units 

commenced commercial operations. The 

Unit is providing 888 (Regular 259, 

Contract 629) Employment to people 

with an investment of Rs. 6598.21 Crores 

The Power is supplied through 220 KV lines from Varahi Project to Kemar substation. 

From kemar station the power is stepped down from 220KV to 110KV. Similarly at haladi 

which is receiving power from MRS Shimoga is stepped down from 220KV to 110KV. 

From Hiriyadka power goes to Manipal and Kundapur by 110KV lines. 

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From the Manipal Substation power is further stepped down to 33 KV and is distributed 

to Brahmavara, Kunjibettu, and Shirva Sub-station. Similarly power is transmitted to 

tallur, Byndoor, Hebri, Karkala from Hiriyadka substations. 

I. Existing Substations with capacity: 

No Taluk Name of the Sub- 

Station 

Voltage Class 

(in KV) 

1. Udupi Manipal 110/33/11 70 

2. Udupi Hiriyadka 110/33/11 30 

Capacity 

(in MVA) 

3. Udupi Nittur 110/11 20 

4. Udupi Brahmavara 110/11 20 

5. Udupi Madhuvana 110/11 10 

6. Udupi Nandikoor 110/11 10 

7. Udupi Kunjibettu 33/11 10 

8. Udupi Shriva 33/11 10 

9. Kundapura Kundapura 110/33/11 40 

10. Kundapura Byndoor 33/11 5 

11. Kundapura Tallur 33/11 5 

12. Kundapura Halady 110/11 10 

13. Kundapura Hosangadi 110/11 10 

14. Karkala Kemar 220/110/11 220 

15. Karkala Karkala 33/11 10 

16. Karkala Hebri 33/11 5 

II Proposed stations with capacity & other works 

No: Taluk Name of the Sub- Voltage Class Capacity 

Station 

(in KV) (in MVA) 

1. Udupi Malpe 33/11 2x5 

2. Udupi Udyavara 110/11 1x20 

3. Udupi Parkala 33/11 2x5 

4. Kundapura Navunda 110/33/11 1x20 

5. Kundapura Kollur 33/11 1x5 

6. Kundapura Gangolli 33/11 1x5 

7. Kundapura Belve 33/11 1x5 

8. Kundapura Bidkalkatte 33/11 1x5 

9. Karkala Belman 110/11 1x10 

10. Karkala Ajekar 110/11 1x10 

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III. Other Works 

1. Kundapura Byndoor – 33/11 Augmentation from 1X5MVA to 2x5MVA 

2. Udupi Nittur – 110/11 Creating 33 KV reference point 

3. Udupi Madhuvana- Up-gradation from 1x10MVA to 1x20MVA 

110/11 

4. Karkala Karkala-33/11 Upgradation from 33/11 KV to 110/11KV 

Electricity Tariff – 2013. 

High Tension Supply (Demand is 50 KW / 67 HP and above) 

Tariff Schedule HT-2(a) 

Applicable for Industries, Factories, Workshops, Industrial Estates, Milk Dairies, Rice 

Mills, Phova Mills, Roller Flour Mills, News Papers, Printing Press, Cold Storages, Ice 

& Ice Cream mfg. units. Water supply installation of KIADB and other industries, 

floriculture, Stone Crushers, Stone Cutting, Bakery Products, Printing, Developing, 

Aqua Culture, Prawn Culture, Information Technology industries engaged in 

development of Hardware & Software as certified by the IT & BT Department of 

GOK/GOI, Drug Mfg Units, Garments, Tyre Retreading, Saw Mills, Wood Industries, 

Mineral water processing plants / drinking water bottling plants. 

Demand charges 

Energy Charges 

For the first one lakh units 

For the balance units 

RATE SCHEDULE 

Rs. 170/kVA of billing demand / month 

5.10 Rs. per unit 

5.40 Rs. per unit 

Low Tension Supply (400 Volts Three Phase and 230 Volts Single Phase Supply) 

Tariff Schedule LT-5 

Applicable to Heating & Motive power (including lighting) installations of industrial 

units, workshops, Poultry Farms, Sugarcane Crushers, Coffee Pulping, Cardamom 

drying, Mushroom raising installations, Flour, Huller & Rice Mills, Wet grinders, Milk 

Dairies, Dry Cleaners and Laundries having washing, Drying, Ironing etc., Bulk Ice 

cream and Ice manufacturing units. Coffee roasting and Grinding works, Cold Storage 

Plants. Bakery Products. Tyre Retreading, Stone crushers, Stone cutting, Chilly 

Grinders, Phova Mills, Pulverizing Mills, Hatcheries, Tissue Culture, Saw Mills, 

Toy/wood industries, Viswa Sheds with mixed load sanctioned under Viswa Scheme. 

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Printing, Developing, Agarbathi manufacturing unit., water installation of KIADB & 

Industrial Units. Gem & Diamond cutting units, Information Technology industries, 

Jewellery Units, Brick Manufacturing units. 

RATE SCHEDULE 

Fixed Charges per month 

For 5 HP & below 

For above 5 HP & below 40 HP 

For 40 HP & above but below 67 HP 

For 67 HP & above 

Rs. 25/- per HP 




Demand based Tariff (optional) 

Fixed Charges: 

Above 5 HP and less than 40 HP 

Rs. 45 per KW of billing demand 

40 HP & above but less than 67 HP Rs. 60 per KW of billing demand 

67 HP and above Rs. 150 per KW of billing demand 

Energy Charges: 

0-500 Units 400 Ps/unit 

501-1000 Units 470 Ps/unit 

Above 1000 Units 

500 Ps/unit 

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4.4 Education 

Udupi District has got good Educational Infrastructure both in urban and rural areas. 

The institutions are from Central 

Govt, State Govt, Aided and private 

education Socities. Quality of 

education is excellent. Manipal 

University is located in Manipal of 

Udupi Tq. Krishi Vignan Kendra 

Agricultural extension centre is 

located in Brahmavara of Udupi Tq. 

Udupi has a literacy rate of 92%, high 

compared to other districts of 

Karnataka. 

Primary and Higher School Education 

There are 973 Primary Schools, 271 High Schools in the district. Manipal Academy of 

General Education and Dr. T.M.A.Pai Foundation has 16 primary schools & highschools. 

Udupi Shree Admar Mutt Education Coucil has 8 education institution including primary 

schools, high schools, pre-university and first grade colleges. There are 12 CBSE Schools 

in Udupi District, including Little Rock Indian School, Brahmavar, Udupi. Jawahar 

Navodaya Vidyalaya is another CBSE school located in Chara, Hebri, Karkala Tq. 

Undergraduate Education 

There are 28 Private Colleges, 11 Government Colleges, 3 B.Ed Colleges & 1 Law College 

affiliated to Mangalore University. Mahatma Gandhi Memorial College, located in Udupi 

City. It was eslablished in 1949. It offers four undergraduate cources: B.A., B.Com., B.Sc., 

B.C.A and Diploma Cources are P.G.D.C.A, German and Computer Courses. 

Technical Education 

There are four engineering colleges in 

the district. Manipal Institue of 

Technology (M.I.T), Manipal, Udupi, 

Nitte Mahalinga Adyantaya Memorial 

(NMAM), Institute of Technology 

Nitte, Karkala Tq. Mudlakatte institute 

of technology, Mudlakatte Kundapura 

Tq and Shri Madhwa Vadiraja Institute 

of Technology and Management, 

Bantkal, Udupi. 

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Manipal Institue of Technology was established in 1957 the college became a 

constituent institute of the deemed university - Manipal Academy of Higher Education 

(MAHE). 

The college offers 16 courses in BTech (Aeronautical, Automobile, Biomedical, 

Biotechnology, Chemical, Civil, Computer & Communication, Electrical & Electronics, 

Electronics & Communication, Computer Science & Engineering, Industrial & Production, 

Information Technology, Instrumentation & Control, Mechanical Engineering, 

Mechatronics& Printing & Media Technology) B.E Civil. NMAM Institue of Technology 

was established in 1986. The Institute offers graduate programs in 7 branches of 

Engineering – Electronics & Communication Engineering, Computer Science & 

Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Information Science 

& Engineering, Bio-Technology and Mechanical Engineering and Shri Madhwa Vadiraja 

Institute of Technology and Management established in 2010-11. The college offers 4 

undergraduate programmes in B.E. 

There are seven polytechnic out of which one is government and six are under private 

administration. 

There are four Government ITI’s and six private ITI’s catering for technical education. 

Medical Education 

Kasturba Medical College (KMC), Manipal was established on June 30, 1953, by late Dr. 

T. M. A. Pai. Kasturba Medical College is the first college in the private sector and ranks 

among the top five medical colleges in the country today. Students from 44 countries 

have graduated from the college. KMC was granted recognition by the Medical Council 

of India. Recognition by the General Medical Council of Great Britain and the Malaysian 

Medical Council soon followed. There are 40 departments in the college. The Manipal 

College of Dental Sciences (MCODS), Manipal established in the year 1965. There are 11 

departments in the college. 

SDM College of Ayurveda & 

Hospital, Udupi was established in 

1958, It is an institution that 

managed by SDME Society ®, 

Ujire. 

Padmabhooshana 

Dr.D.Veerendra Heggade, 

Dharmadhikari of Shree Kshethra 

Dharmasthala and the President 

of S.D.M. Educational Society. 

Which offers Graduate cource 

B.A.M.S 

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Muniyal Institute of Ayurveda Medical Sciences is located in Manipal, udupi which 

offersGraduate cource B.A.M.S. 

There are 10 nursing schools catering for nursing education. 

There is a need for one government medical college. 

Management Courses 

The T.A. Pai Management Institute (TAPMI) is located in the manipal and is 

among the leading management institute in India. 

Poornaprajna Institute of Management, Near Krishna Mutt, Udupi. 

Justice K.S. Hegde Institute of Management, Nitte, Karkala Taluk. Udupi District 

Manipal Institute of Management,Manipal, Udupi 

Post Graduation Education: 

The Manipal Institute of Technology (M.I.T) offer 27 courses in MTech 

The Kasturba Medical Collage offer Eighteen Cources in M,D, Five Cources in M.S 

and thirteen post gradute programmes in M.Sc. 

The S.D.M Ayurveda College offers post-graduation in nine disciplines of 

Ayurveda, among which 5 clinical and 4 non-clinical. 

Cultural Education 

The Gurukula system rooted well in Udupi has made complete education town, which is 

known for its quality education beginning from primary level. There are many 

institutions involved in veda, pourohithya and yoga and in fine arts like painting, dance, 

Yakshagana, music, folk art forms, ayurveda etc. Many institutions are also been 

involved in training the youth in vocational courses. 

Readymade Garments Training Centre 

There is one readymade garments training centre at kundapura tq under Suvarna Vastra 

Neethi of Handlooms & Textile Department Govt of Karnataka. 

Existing infrastructure for Artisans: 

Coir rope making, basket weaving stone and wood carving, are the major traditional 

artisan craft of the District. Karnataka Coir Development Corporation has established 

training cum production Centre at Sastan, Udupi Taluk for the benefit of Coir Artisans. 

C.E. Kamath Institute for Rural Artisan, Miyyar, Karkala runs by Canara Bank Trust. The 

said Institute is offering long term training for 18 months under stone and wood carving 

for both traditional and non-traditional Artisans. 

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Self Employment Training Institute 

Rural Development & Self Employment Training (RUDSET) Institute 

Syndicate Bank, Canara Bank, Sri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara Education Institution 

and Syndicate Agriculture and Rural Development Foundation, Canara Bank Platinum 

Jubilee has jointly formulated Rudset Institution. At present the Institute is situated in 

Brahmavara. 

The said institution is conducting short term traning programme under ISB venture for 

benefit of rural Youths. After training the said institute is offering escort service to the 

trained beneficiaries for the establishment of their ventures. 

Syndicate Institute of Rural Entrepreneurship Development (SIRD) 

Syndicate Bank has established Syndicate Institute of Rural Development in Manipal. At 

present the said institute is offering EDP training. The institute has plans for enhancing, 

effectiveness poverty-elevation and Self employment schemes of Govt, implemented 

with the credit assistance of Banks. The institute also offer escort service after training 

to the unemployed youth for immediate establishment of their activities. 

Bharatiya Vikas Trust, an NGO operating in Udupi taluk is conducting various agriculture 

oriented skill based programmes for sprucing up farm activity. 

Nitte Education Trust is imparting self employment training for rural youth under 

Government of Karnataka Suvarna Kayaka Kaushalyabivruddi Yojne 

CEDOK: 

CEDOK Dharwad has its branch office at Mangalore, DIC, which has the jurisdiction of 

Udupi District also. The said Institute is also conducting EDPs Training. 

The details of educational institutions in Udupi District.are as given below. 


Lower Primary Schools 160 69 60 289 

Higher Primary Schools 234 150 300 684 

Higher Schools 77 57 137 271 

Pre-University Colleges 26 19 44 89 

General Degree Colleges Govt. 4 2 5 11 

General Degree Colleges Private 6 5 17 28 

Ayurvedc colleges 0 0 2 2 

Engineering College Private 1 1 2 4 

Medical College 0 0 1 1 

Dental College - - 1 1 

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Aurvedic College - - 2 2 

Polytechnic – Govt. - 0 1 1 

Polytechnic – Private 1 1 2 4 

ITI’s Govt 1 1 2 4 

ITI’s Private 2 1 3 6 

MBA College Private - 1 3 4 

Nursing Schools 2 2 6 10 

RECREATION FACILITIES : 

There are 400 Hotels in the district and one 3 star Hotel at Manipal. There are ordinary 

semi-luxury, luxury Deluxe Hotels in the district. 

Along the Coastal line a few Resorts have been recently developed. Still there is 

potential for the development. There are two Hotel Management Colleges at Manipal & 

Udupi. 

There is Water Sports at Brahmavara and normal tourist Boating at Malpe St. Mary’s 

Island and Manipal End Point. 

There are 16 cinema Theatres, 26 Gymnasiums, 80 Havyasi Mandals, 113 libraries in the 

District. 

4.5 Industrial Estate 

There are 3 Industrial Estates 

developed by Karnataka Small 

Scale Industrial Development 

Corporation (KSSIDC). Out of 78 

different types of sheds, all are 

already allotted and the 

Industries have come up. 

Besides, Industrial sheds, KSSIDC 

has also developed Industrial 

plots. 

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Sl Taluk Village Number of sheds constructed Tota Allotted Vacant 

No 

B C D M SM l 

1. Udupi Manipal 12 16 4 14 10 56 56 - 

2. Karkala Karkala 2 - 8 - - 10 10 - 

3. Kundapur Koteshwara - 5 3 - 4 12 12 - 

Total: 14 21 15 14 14 78 78 - 

Sl.No Industrial Estate No. of Plots No. of Plots Vacancy 

allotted 

1. Manipal 36 35 1 (Spl-5) 

2. Karkala - - - 

3. Koteshwara 23 23 - 

4.6 Industrial Area 

K.I.A.D.B has developed Industrial 

Area in Shivally, Udupi Taluk. 96 

plots have been developed, 90 

Acres of land has been acquired 

in Shivally. The plots are 

developed in 78.2 acres of the 

total Area. The remaining 11.80 

acres is covered by Roads, 

Drainage’s and Civil amenities. All 

plots have been allotted. 

No 

1 

Name of 

Ind. Area 

Shivally, 

Manipal, 

Udupi 

Land 

acquire 

d (In 

Acres) 

Land 

develo 

ped (In 

Acres) 

Prevailing 

Rate per 

Sqm (In 

Rs.) 

No 

of 

Plots 

No of 

allott 

ed 

Plots 

No of 

Vaca 

nt 

Plots 

No. of 

Units in 

Producti 

on 

90 90 247.097 96 96 - 92 

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Special Economic Zone 

One manufacturing SEZ it covers an area 640 Acres. 2 units - Investment Rs. 369.85 

crores – Employment 1200 Nos (120 Acres) 

1) S.E. Composites Limited: European aerodynamics technology based wind 

turbine component manufacturer. 

2) Suzlon Wind International Limited: German engineering equipped technology 

based wind component manufacturer 

4.7 Co-operative & Other Industrial Area 

There are no co-operative industrial areas in Udupi district 

4.8 Common Facility Centers 

- 

4.9 Common work sheds 

Under Vishwa Programme, 17 nos. of Common work sheds are constructed. All of them 

have been allotted for N.G.O., SSI units and for Govt. Departments. These sheds are 

utilized for the Training and production activities. 

Taluk Udupi Kundapura Karkala Total 

Working 7 4 4 15 

Not Working 1 1 - 2 

Vacant - - - - 

Total 8 5 4 17 

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No. 

Taluk 

Name of 

the Village 

Land details 

Name of the 

Allottee 

Activity 

1 Udupi Udupi Society land 



4 Udupi Kapu Society land 

Udupi Taluk Indl. 

Co-op. Society 

President Javahar 

Sangha 

Udupi Taluk Lamp 

Co-op. Society 

Kamadhenu Khadi 

& Gramodyoga 

Sangha 

Book 

Binding 

Switch 

board 

Furniture 

work 

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Sl 

No. 

Taluk 

Name of 

the Village 

Land details 

Name of the 

Allottee 

Activity 

5 Udupi Padubidre Govt. Land 

6 Udupi Hejamadi Govt. Land 

7 Udupi Manipal Society land 

8 Udupi Sasthana Panchayat land 

9 Karkala Ayappanagar 

a 

10 Karkala Nakre 

Panchayat land 

Grama 

panchayat land 

11 Karkala Nitte Govt. Land 

12 Karkala Belamani Private land 

Sri Narayana Guru 

Kaigarika Sahakari 

Sangha 

Manjunatha 

Enterprises 

Secretary Sampath 

Inds. 

Coir Development 

corporation 

Acharya Diamonds 

Kukkundoor 

Asstt. Director, 

Sericulture 

Mahila 

Mandali 

Smt. 

Vijayalaxmi 

Udyog 

B.R. 

Electrical 

Repairs 

Notebook 

Genral 

Engg. 

Coir 

Products 

Daimond 

cutting 

Sericulture 

Notebook 

Coir Lings 

13 Kundapura Uppunda 

Grama 


Secretary 

Panchayath 

Village 

Societry 

Office 

14 Kundapura Gangoli Society land 

15 Kundapura Bassur 

Grama 


16 Kundapura Kandavar Society land 

Gangolli Primary 

Fisheries CoopSociety 

Prakash T. Mendon 

Coir Industries 

Workers Co-op. 

Society 

-- 

Metal neils 

Coir 

Products 

17 Kundapura 

Karimanjesh 

war 

Grama 


Shantharam 

Hebbar 

Cashewnut 

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4.10 Marketing Support 

There are three Agricultural Produce Marketing Committee in the District and each 

one at 3 Taluks. The A.P.M.C is the major trader of Agriculture produce in the Taluk. 

The products traded in the A.P.M.C are Groundnut, Coconut, Jaggary, Arecanut, Copra, 

Cashew Kernel, Cashewnut, Paddy, Rice, Dry chilly, Sweet Potato, Banana etc. 

There are 71 godowns in the District. With the storage capacity of 708 M.T.S Cashew 

Nuts, cashew kernels, copra, Coconut, Arecanut, paddy and rice are the major 

commodities traded through APMCS. 

Taluk-wise Godowns details: 

Sl. No. Taluk Nos. Capacity 

1. Udupi 6 100 M.T 

2. Udupi 24 40 M.T 

3. Udupi 1 30 M.T 

4. Kundapur 7 100 M.T 



7. Karkala 13 18 M.T 



Total 72 

Details of Commodities traded during 2010-11: 

Sl. No. Item Quantity Value 

Rs. In lakhs 

1. Paddy 521587 5487.85 

2. Rice 5555 106.45 

3. Ground nut 1732 33.85 

4. Cashew nut 59759 3021.54 

5. Jaggary 149 3.28 

6. Copra 46194 1528.53 

7. Coconut 41261246 2388.20 

8. Banana 3971 64.70 

9. Arecanut 21475 1473.46 

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APMCs are provided with canteen, toilet, internal roads, parking, fencing, sundry 

shops, drinking water, electricity auction platform, grading, sweeping facility 

information unit extension unit, marketing office building and storage facilities. APMC 

is providing Raitha Sanjeevini Accident Insurance and Adamana Sala Yojane as welfare 

scheme for the producers. 

The Market charges are commission 2% market fee 1.50%, weighment 1.40% and 

brokerage 0.5%. 


Main regulated market 1 1 1 3 

Sub regulated market - 3 - 3 

Turnover in (Rs in crores) 45.23 101.58 43.49 190.30 

Large selling commodity Paddy, Arecanut Paddy, 

Cashewnut, 

Paddy, 

Coconut 

Arecanut, 

Coconut 

Agro Processing Units 90 126 102 318 

Fruits & Veg Markets - - - - 

4.11 Bio-Technology 

Udupi district is presently boosting several industries related to Bio agri products, Milk 

& Diary, Organic Fertiliser, Arecanut processing etc. 

4.12 Information Technology 

Software Technology Parks of India (STPI): 

STPI has setup on earth station at Manipal for 24 hours high speed satellite data 

communication. This is the third station in the state after Bangalore and Mysore. It is 

F1 international standard Earth station. The Gateway satellite antenna is3.8 diameters 

looking at intel sat 804.64 degree east. It is operating in C band. At present the bond 

within 768 kbps & it has also facility to upgrade existing bondwith. 

A part from High speed Data-communication facilities, STPI is providing internet 

service to Software exporters, Education Institutions and General users. 

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Robosoft Technologies is an Indianinformation technology company which provides 

software product development services. 

Robosoft works on development for 

the Macintosh, iPhone, Android and 

the Windows platform. Device 

Driver development, Game porting, 

Game testing, Quality Assurance 

and Testing services and Web 

applications development. Robosoft 

has won the Best Services Exporter 

Award (Silver) from the Federation 

of Karnataka Chambers of 

Commerce and Industry (FKCCI). 

The other major information technology companies in the district are Manipal Dot net 

Private Limited, Zeta Cyber Sollution Private Limited, M/s. Karnataka Micro Electronic 

Design Centre, M/s. Endeavour Soft Tech Pvt. Ltd., Brahmavara, Udupi..etc. 

4.13 Hospitals 

Health care" is the key word in Udupi and Manipal as the District stands first in the 

state in this field. The Kasturba Hospital in Manipal and Udupi started by late Dr T M A 

Pai offers quality medical service 

Kasturba Hospital, Manipal 

attached to the Kasturba Medical 

College with a bed strength of 

1700 is among the top hospitals in 

the country. In view of its location 

in a village surrounding, Kasturba 

is considered the single largest 

hospital in the world with a rural 

background. 

This is also one of the very few integrated medical centres offering oriental, modern & 

Ayurvedic medicines and Holistic therapy depending upon the need and demand. 

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Government Hospitals 1 1 1 3 

Private Nursing Home/Hospital 13 10 23 46 

Clinics 61 39 127 227 

Doctors 149 64 418 631 

Allopathy Hospitals 1 1 1 3 

Indian System of Medicine Hospital 1 1 6 8 

Primary Health Centre 22 15 22 59 

Community Health Centre 1 2 3 6 

Drug Shops 36 40 252 328 

Blood Banks 1 1 2 4 

The Prominent Hospitals in Udupi District are as given below: 

Kasturba Hospital, Manipal, Udupi 

Dr. T.M.A Pai Hospital, Near Taluk Office, Udupi 

City Hospital, Behind Alankar Talkies, Udupi 

New City Hospital, Behind Alankar Talkies, Udupi. 

Adarsh Hospital, Udupi 

Gandhi Hospital, Near City Bus Stand, Udupi 

Baliga Hospital, Doddanagudde, Udupi 

Lalith Hospital, K.M Road, Udupi. 

S.D.M Ayruvedic Hospital, Kuthpady, Udupi 

Muniyal Ayurvedic Hospital, Manipal, Udupi 

Private 

Private 

Private 

Private 

Private 

Private 

Private 

Private 

Private 

Private 

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5.0 PRESENT INDUSTRIAL SCENARIO 

5.1 Small Scale Industries 

Industrilisation in Udupi district started during 1941. Manipal Technologies Ltd. had its 

humble beginnings as the back office of Syndicate Bank in 1941. Over the several 

decades of its existence, Manipal Technologies Ltd. has evolved from being a security 

print products manufacturer to being the preferred Outsourced Service Partner to the 

Indian Banking industry. 

ManipalTech.’s production facilities, occupy a total of over 700,000 sq. feet of 

production area in Manipal. The ISO 9001:2000 QMS certification substantiates its 

continual strive towards perfection 

Today Udupi is catering the 

needs of cashew industry. 

Nearly 54 cashew processing 

units are exporting their 

products to forign countries. 

People are very enterprising. 

Many cashew industries have 

got ISO certification. The 

cashew Industries Association 

is in existence comprising of 

149 members. 

Paddy is major agricultural crop in the district there are many rice mills in Udupi & 

Karkala Tq. 

Printing, Textiles, Industrial Casting, Ship Building, Fish Processingare the major 

industries in Udupi Tq. 

Karkala Tq is famous for Wood & Stone carving. CE Kamath Institue of rural artisans, 

miyar karkalla runs by Canara Bank Trust. The said institute is offering long term training 

for 18 months under stone & wood carving for both traditional & non-traditional 

artisans. Apart from this cashew processing industries, Rice Mills, Cement Hollow Blocks 

industries are prominent in Karkala Tq. 

Kundapura Tq is famous for prawn culture and fish proceesing units. Cashew industries, 

rice mills, Cement hollow Block industries are prominent units in Kundapura Tq. 

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As on 31/3/2012 there are 9467 Small Scale Industries requested with DIC in Udupi 

District with an investment of Rs. 673.48 Crores providing employment to 64634 people. 

5.2 Medium and Large Scale Industries 

There are 11 Large and Medium Scale Industries with an investment of Rs. 837.11 Crores 

providing employment to 3006 people in Udupi District. 

The major sector in the large scale industries is printing sector. Manipal Media Network 

Limited (MMNL) is launched in 1971. It publishes and prints the popular Kannada daily 

Udayavani; the weekly family magazine Taranga; the Kannada film magazine Roopatara 

and the literary Tushara. Udayavani with a combined circulation exceeding 2,50,000 

copiesis widely read in Coastal Karnataka region. 

Manipal Technologies Limited formerly Manipal Press Limited: Manipal Technologies 

Ltdwith its portfolio of Products, Services & Solutions like Revenue Assurance Labels for 

the Government, Cheques / Drafts and Debit / Credit cards for Banks, Pre-paid scratch 

cards & SIM cards for Telecom, Digital Content Management solution for Publishers, 

Brand Protection solutions for Consumer Goods etc 

The second sector is ship 

building. The Tebma Shipyard 

Limited is a ship building unit 

located at Malpe, Udupi 

Tq.Tebma manufactures vessels 

up to length 90 mtrs, width 20 

mtrs & draft 6 mtrs at its Malpe 

facility. Malpe facility has a 

slipway complex consisting of 14 

bays with the capacity to build 

10 offshore vessels per year and 

repair upto 4 vessels at a time 

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The Third sector is in wind turbine 

manufacturing. There are two 

units S.E. Composites Limited: 

European 

aerodynamics 

technology based wind turbine 

component manufacturer. Suzlon 

Wind International Limited: 

German engineering equipped 

technology based wind 

component manufacturer. 

The other sectors are power (Udupi Power Coroporation Limited) located at Yellur 

Village, Udupi Tq. Total Capacity 1200 MW. – 2 x 600 MW. Both units commenced 

commercial operations. 

Foundry Sector. There is one 

large scale Industry namely M/s. 

Lamina Foundries Initially the 

company was producing cast iron 

castings such as motor bodies, 

flywheels, valve bodies etc. to 

cater to the needs of 

domestic customers. The 

company's production unit is 

situated on a land of 16 acres and 

spread in a built up area of 

65,000 sq. ft. at Nitte, a village 40 

kms away from Udupi city 

Another Medium Scale Industy is KELTECH ENERGIES LTD, (KEL), formerly known as 

Karnataka Explosive Ltd., a public limited company established in 1977.The group is in 

the fields of mining, shipping, shipbuilding, chemicals, explosives, expanded perlite and 

many other industries. Company obtained ISO 9002 accreditation through M/s Det 

Norske Vertias. This was upgraded to ISO 9001-2000 version in 2002. Further this was 

upgraded to ISO 9001-2008 during 2009. 

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Textile sector, there is one 

medium scale industry namely 

M/s. Best seller Apparels Private 

Limited located at Bajal Street, 

Manipal, Udupi with an 

investment of Rs. 755 lakhs has 

started production of its 

readymade garments. The unit is 

export orientated and providing 

employment to 786 peoples. 

Under fish processing category 

there are two medium 

industries namely Raj Fish Meal 

& Oil Company is located at 

Malpe, Udupi&M/s. Goan Fresh 

Marine Exports Pvt. Ltd located 

at Manoor Village, Kota, Udupi. 

Raj Fish Meal & Oil Companyis 

producing Steam Dried fish 

meal and Centrifuged fish Oil 

Both the unitsare pioneers and 

largest producers and 

exporters. 

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5.3 Global Investor Meet SHLCC/SWA cases 

The following table gives the details of projects cleared in State Level Single Window 

Agency, State High Level Consultative Committee and Global Investor Meet held during 

2010 and 2012. 

No Details No. of 

projects 

Investment 

in Rs. Crores 

Employ 

- ment 

Implemented 

Under 

Impleme- 

-ntation 

1 SHLCC Cleared 4 8706.08 3689 1 3 

2 State Level Single 5 770.90 195 1 4 

Window Agency 

3 GIM 2010 2 325.54 235 - 2 

4 GIM 2012 37 188.08 3376 15 22 

The sectors are integrated power generation, Food Processing, Heavy Engineering, 

Cement Industries, and Star Hotel.etc. 

5.4 Direct Initiatives of Industrialization in the District 

Complete data pertaining to the industrial activities, various schemes of the 

department of industries & commerce have been computerized in the form of soft data 

in the DIC, Udupi. 

NMIAM has been provided with a self employment training centre under Suvarna 

Kayaka Kaushalya Abivruddi Yojane of Government of Karnataka. 

A readymade garments training centre has been sanctioned to Kundapura Tq to provide 

essential labour for readymade garment units in Udupi District. 

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6.0 SWOT ANALYSIS OF THE DISTRICT 

6.1 Strengths: 

1. High literacy level. 

2. High enterprising nature of people. 

3. Wide network & support of Financial Institutions. 

4. Good transport facilities including nearness to Airport and Seaport. 

5. Good communication network. 

6. Reputed Educational Institutions. 

7. Software Technology parks of India (STPI centre). 

8. Beautiful and clear famous Beach locations. 

9. Well known tourist spots / pilgrimage places. 

6.2 Weakness: 

1. Inadequate Industrial Estate/Areas. 

2. Power shortage. 

3. High labour cost. 

4. Migration of Highly qualified &Enterprising people to Bombay & Gulf centres. 

5. High humidity and salinity weather conditions does not permit promotion of 

Electronic Industry. 

6.3 Opportunities: 

1. Good scope to improve tourism sector (water sports/jungle resorts/Beaches). 

2. Good scope for establishment of Software Technology Parks. 

3. Good scope for establishment of Bio-technology Parks. 

4. Improvement of Minor ports. 

6.4 Threats: 

1. Showing excess environment protection awareness by the Public/people. 

2. General Industrial Recession. 

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7.0 POTENTIALS FOR INDUSTRIAL GROWTH OF THE DISTRICT 

7.1 Agro Processing 

1. Rice Mills 

2. Rice bran 

3. Flour Mills 

4. Phova Mills 

7.2 Horticulture processing 

1. Cashew Processing 

2. Coconut Oil & powder 

3. Areca Processing 

4. Floriculture 

5. Bee-keeping 

6. Honey production 

7. Banana & Mango processing 

8. Pineapple processing 

7.3 Animal Processing 

1. Milk processing 

2. Cold Storage 

3. Milk Products 

4. Cattle feed and poultry feed units 

5. Poultry layers and broilers 

7.4 Mineral Processing 

1. Cement Hollow Bricks and solid bricks 

2. Cement poles & slabs 

3. Interlock Pavers, Mud bricks 

4. Tiles cutting and polishing 

5. Granite cutting and polishing 

6. Glass ceramics 

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7.5 Textiles 

1. Readymade Garment 

2. Hosiery garments 

3. Knitted garments 

4. Fancy textiles, 

5. woven bags...etc. 

7.6 

Metal, Engineering, Automobile 

1. Aluminum and copper utensils 

2. Gold & Silver ornaments and die cutting 

3. Gates, grills 

4. Agriculture implements 

5. Auto components 

6. Foundry Castings 

7. Steel fabrication and furniture work 

8. Vehicle body building 

7.7 Information Technology 

1. Cyber café 

2. Hardware servicing units 

3. BPO services & Web designing 

4. Medical transcription 

5. Software development 

6. Animation development 

7. Auto CAD (Civil, Ele, Mech) 

7.8 Demand Based Activities 

1. Ice cream and ice candy 

2. Soft drinks & Cold drinks 

3. Bakery Products 

4. Sweet & confectionary 

5. Pappad 

6. Ayurvedic Medicines 

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Demand Based Activities 

HDPE & PVC Pipes 

Ladies garments 

Pants/shirts 

Liquid soap & phenyle 

Paints & allied Products 

Transformer 

Gate, Grills, General Engg 

Concrete Hollow Blocks 

Hospital Equipments production 

Offset Printing 

Plastic Water Tanks 

Computer Stationary 

Plastic cups 

Retreading 

Paper cups 

Fish Processing 

Screen Printing 

Sofa & cushion works 

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Automobile repairs & service 

Fish Nets 

Restaurants and hotels 

Leaf cups & plates 

Chilren ware 

Pet Bottles 

Motor rewinding 

Eco Tourism 

Wind Mills 

7.9 Bio-technology 

1. Varmi compost 

7.10 Artisans and Handicrafts 

1. Stone Carving 

2. Lime burning 

3. Handlooms 

4. Carpentry 

5. Bamboo products 

6. Gold Smith & Blacksmith 

7. Coir rope making 

8. Pottery 

9. Wood Carving & Stone Cutting 

10. Masonry 

11. Mat weaving & Basket Making 

12. Net weaving 

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8.0 VIEWS BY PROMINENT CITIZEN OF DISTRICT 

8.1 M VISHWANATH BHAT, MANAGING PARTNER, M/S. GANGA 

PLASTICS, SHIVALLY INDUSTRIAL AREA, MANIPAL, UDUPI and 

Ex President, District Small Industries Association, Manipal, Udupi Dist. 

Our coastal Karnataka region comprising of Udupi and Dakshina Kannada District has 

the cutting edge advantage which is unmatched by other regions of the state such as 

high literacy rate, good entrepreneurship qualities, spirit of enterprise, financial 

acumen and eminent professional institutions. 

In udupi District, there are 2 major industries, 

Udupi Power Corporation and Suzlon Wind 

International Limited in additional to few 

medium scale industries and good number of 

small and tiny industries. Due to high literacy 

rate, migration to cities is most common 

among the people of the district. Few 

entrepreneurs with family background in 

industries settled in the district and started 

their own ventures or made further 

expansion in their existing units. 

Udupi District with its strong background in banking, medical, and technical education 

offers attractive opportunities for knowledge based industries. Our district has the 

advantage of coastal belt on one side and the Konkan Railway on the other side 

throughout the length of the district with the national highway 66 in between. The 

Bajpe airport is 60 Kms from Udupi as also the all season seaport. Hence, Udupi District, 

has all the advantages of having good infrastructure, which is the prime need for 

establishing the industries. Our neighboring Dakshina Kannada District with a host of 

medium and large scale industries such as MRPL, Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilizers 

etc., the proposed special economic zone, (SEZ), will not only bolster the coastal district 

economy, but provide vast opportunities for downstream industries. 

One would have expected that the introduction of Konkan Railway would have 

triggered developments in downstream industries, but this has not taken place. Despite 

a long coastal line, we have not yet been able to leverage this advantage too. We also 

need to have developed roads and highly developed air connectivity for speedy 

industrial growth. The people of the district are very enterprising and will support all types of 

environmental friendly industries 

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A few small scale and tiny industries spread over the entire Udupi District are cashew 

processing, cashew-nut shell oil, bricks, tiles and decorative tiles, rice mills, oil mills, 

plastic pipes and other plastic products, desiccated coconut powder, fish canning and 

processing, hollow blocks and pavement blocks, fabrication industries, etc. Most of 

these units especially cashew and rice mills are located in remote rural parts of the 

district providing employment in rural sector especially for women, which is good 

scenario. 

In total, coastal Karnataka has immense promise for investments. There is scope for 

investments in the following sectors in the district. 

1. Tourism - At present there are few tourist attraction places in the district. Viz 

a. St. Mary’s Island, near Malpe. 

b. Kaup Lighthouse, Kaup. 

c. Ottinane Beach, Kundapura Tq. 

d. Kodachadri Hills, Kundapura Tq. 

e. Agumbe Hills, a spot for sunrise and sunset. 

And a good number of beaches throughout the length of the coastal belt. There 

is scope for adventure sports, Fantasy Park, yoga and health resorts, water 

sports, etc. 

2. Agro based industries – Fruits and vegetable processing, ayurvedic herbal 

processing, hi-tech nursery etc. 

3. Food processing – Scented supari, mushroom cultivation, desiccated coconut, 

jack-fruit products etc. 

4. Marine based – Fish canning and processing, aqua cultivation. 

5. Manufacturing activities – Decorative and ceramic tiles, wood and cane 

furniture. 

6. Resource based – Gem and jewellery, herbal medicine, tissue culture. 

7. Service sector – Cold storage and ice plant, vehicle-body building, industrial 

laundry. 

At one time, our country was totally dependent on small scale industries for economic 

development and employment, but today, due to WTO, the SSI sector has to face acute 

competition from MNC’s. To overcome this, we should think of mass production by 

increasing the capacity of our existing plant and machinery. We need to upgrade our 

engineering technology and adopt ourselves in producing quality products in 

comparison with the products which are already in the market either from our own 

country or overseas. There is also a need by the state and central government to 

provide all support to SSI sector to promote the industrial growth in the district. 

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9.0 ANNEXURES 

9.1 Textiles 

Details of medium scale texile units in Udupi District 

No Unit Name & Address Product 

1. M/s. Best Sellers Apparels Private Limited, Readymade Gartments 

Bajal Street, Manipal, Udupi 

9.2 Companies with ISI/ISO-9000 certification 

No Name & Address of the Unit End Product Contact Number 

1. M/s. L.G Industries, 

Rigid PVC Pipes 08254-261153 

Koteshwara, Kundapura Tq. 

2. M/s. Baliga Exports Pvt. Ltd., Fish Net 0820-2520495 

Nittur, Udupi 

3. M/s. Ganga Plastics, 


No: 35-P, Shivally Industrial Area, 

Manipal, Udupi 

4. M/s. Karnataka Closures Pvt. Ltd., P.P Caps 0820-2575086 

No: 28A, Shivally Industrial Area, 


5. M/s. Juliana Manipal Nets, 

Fish Net 0820-2574203 

No: 27, Shivally Industrial Area, 


6. M/s. K.K. Fishnet, 

Fish Net 0820-2548895 

Nejar, Santhekatte, Udupi 

7. M/s. Divya Packers, 

Corrugated Boxes 0820-3204080 

Hirebettu, Athradi, Udupi 

8. M/s. Shakthi Plastics, 


Hosala, Barkur, Brahmavara, 

Udupi Tq. 

9. M/s. Anand Polymers, 

No: 18B, Shivally Industrial Area, 


Plastic Water Tanks 0820-2575403 

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10. M/s. Plastubex Corporation INC, 

Plot No: 7,8,9, Shivally Industrial 

Area, 


HDPE Pipes 0820-2573151 

11. M/s. Manipal Packaging Industries 

(Pvt.) Ltd, No: 31-A, Shivally 

Industrial Area,Manipal, Udupi 

12. M/s. Thribuja Industries, 

Nagaramatta Road, Barkur, 

Udupi Tq. 

13. M/s. Rainbow Plastics, 

Shivally Industrial Area, 

Manipal, Udupi. 

14. M/s. Unique Plastics, 

Spl-R1, Industrial Area, 


15. M/s. Manipal Technologies Limited, 

Plot No: 19A, 19B, Industrial Area, 


16. M/s. Saraswathi Pipe Industries, 


17. M/s. Brahmavara Chemicals, 

NH-66, Brahmavara, Udupi. 

18. M/s. Abideep Interlock Pavers Pvt. 

Ltd., 

No: 4B, Shivally Industrial Area, 


19. M/s. Udaya Steels & Aluminum, 

Industrial Area,Manipal, Udupi. 

20. M/s. MCT Cards & Technologies Pvt 

Ltd, Plot No: 22A, Shivally Industrial 

Area, Manipal, Udupi. 

Flexible packing and 0820-2572902 

roto grave printing 



Files, Folders 0820-2575919 

Printed materials, 0820-2205125 

folding cartoons, 

corrugated boxes 


Construction & 0820-2561085 

water proofing 

chemicals 

Pavers & Hollow 0820-2570845 

Blocks 

Steel & Aluminum 0820-2570781 

Utensils 

Debit Card, Credit 0820-2574823 

Cards, Sim Card..etc. 

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21. M/s. Bharath Canning Company, Fruit Juices, 0820-2551029 

Kaup, Udupi. 

Processed Food 

22. M/s. Mahalasa Exports, 

Cashew Kernels, 0820-2542228 

Hiriyadka, Udupi Tq. 

Shell Oil 

23. M/s. Supreme Feeds India Pvt. Ltd., Cattle Feeds, 0820-2561628 

Heroor, Udupi Tq. 

Coconut Oil 

24. M/s. Bola Ragavendra Kamath & Cashew Kernels 08258-230262 

Sons, 

Kukkundoor, Karkala Tq. 

25. M/s. Gajanana Cashew Industries, Cashew Kernels 08253-231341 

Main Road, Hebri, Karkala Tq. 

26. M/s. Gayathri Exports, 

Cashew Kernels 08258-231006 

Auttur (North), Karkala Tq. 

27. M/s. Kamath Industrial Enterprises, Boiled Rice 08258-230651 

Kuntalpady, Sanoor, Karkala Tq. 

28. M/s. Hindustan Marine Industries., Fish Meal, Oil & 0820-2533646 

Udyavara, Udupi Tq. 

Drying 

29. M/s. Thenguraja Coco Products, Desiccated Coconut 08258-230093 

Kuntalpady, Sanoor, Karkala Tq. 

Powder 

30. M/s. Kumar Agro Products, 

Cashew Processing 08259-286220 

Machattu, Amasebailu, Kundapura 

Tq. 

31. M/s. Kasturi Flour Mills, 

Wheat & Wheat 0820-2520385 

Udyavara, Udupi. 

products 

32. M/s. Mangalore Cashew Industries, Cashew Processing 08259-284236 

Siddapura, Kundapura Tq. 

33. M/s. Yashaswi Fish Meal & Oil Fish Meal & Oil 0820-2533720 

Company, 

Pithrodi, Udyavara, Udupi Tq. 

34. M/s. Vijaya Aharodhyama, 

Rice / Cashew 08253-252210 

Shivapura, Karkala Tq. 

35. Sri. Vinayaka Cashew Exports, Cashew Processing 08253-251314 

Chara, Hebri, Karkala Tq. 

36. M/s. Raithaseva Gramodhyoga, 

Kanyana, Hebri, Karkala Tq. 

Rice 08253-251347 

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37. M/s. Venkatesh Dal & Flour Mill, Gram Flour 0820-2572409 

No: 14C-1, Industrial Area, 


38. M/s. Bola Surendra Kamath & Sons, Cashew / Coffee 08258-281942 

Kedinje, Karkala Tq. 

39. M/s.Bolkar Industries, 


Ajekar, Karkala Tq. 

40. M/s. Laxmi Farm & Feeds, 

Mandarthi, Udupi Tq. 

Poultry Feeds 0820-2568563 

41. M/s. Sarwashakthi Agro Products, 

Kenjoor, Udupi Tq. 

42. M/s. Raj Fish Meal & Oil Company., 

Malpe, Udupi Tq. 

43. M/s. Jayalaxmi Enterprises, 

Borkatte, Karkala Tq. 

44. M/s. Kohinoor Industries, 

Bellampalli, Udupi Tq. 

45. M/s. Kasturi Food Industries, 


46. M/s. Ganesh Kalpatharu Industries, 

NH-66, Koteshwara, Kundapura Tq. 

47. M/s. Vinayaka Industries, 

Santhekatte, Cherkadi, Udupi Tq. 

48. M/s. Abharan Motors, 

NH-66, Nittur, Udupi. 

49. M/s. Kalkura Cooling Machines, 

Ambagilu, Udupi Tq. 

50. M/s. Bhandari Power Lines Pvt. Ltd., 

No: 3B, Ind. Area, Manipal, Udupi. 

51. M/s. Tsubosaka Aiv India Pvt. Ltd, 

Kuntibail, Miyar Post, Karkala Tq. 

52. M/s. Bell-O-Seal Valves Pvt. Ltd., 

Puttur, Udupi Tq. 

53. M/s. Shankar Fab, 

Industrial Area, Manipal, Udupi. 

Desiccated Powder / 0820-2008397 

Flakes 

Fishmeal & Oil 0820-2537581 


Fish Freezing Plant 08259-2589981 

Food Grains, Flour 0820-2520385 

Packaging 

Desiccated Coconut 08254-261127 

Powder 

Rice 0820-2588061 

Car Sales & Service 0820-2582666 

Refrigeration / 0820-2581565 

Kitchen Equipments 

Paper covered 0820-2570291 

copper products 

Granite Monuments 08258-286043 

& Statues 

Industrial Valves 0820-2581157 

Fabrication 0820-2529176 

70



54. M/s. JRG Foundries, 

Steel Castings 0820-2566380 

Aroor, Udupi Tq. 

55. M/s. Hanuman Motors, 

Chitpady, Udupi Tq. 

56. M/s. Vijaya Industries, 

Katapady, Udupi Tq. 

57. M/s. Bangera Techno Crafts, 

No: 10-B, Industrial Area, Manipal, 

Udupi. 

58. M/s. Apson Orthotics, 


59. M/s. Swadeshi Oushadalaya, 

Uppor, Udupi Tq. 

60. M/s. Swarnodhyama, 

Kelarkalabettu, Udupi. 

61. M/s. Shakthi Techno Products (I) 

Pvt. Ltd., 


62. M/s. Essem Conductors, 


63. M/s. Canara Refrigeration Works, 

Sanskrit College Road,Udupi. 

64. M/s. Standard Transformers Pvt. 

Ltd.,Industrial Area, Manipal, Udupi. 

65. M/s. Flamepack (Manipal), 

Industrial Estate, Manipal, Udupi. 

66. M/s. Bhagirathi Pipe Industries, 


67. M/s. Varun Plastics, 

Kunjibettu, Udupi. 

Automobile 0820-4296671 

Servicing 

Solar Water Heaters, 0820-2557127 

Gober Gas Plants 

Aluminum Steel 0820-2571256 

Fabrication. 

Orthopedic 0820-2570227 

Appliances M.C.R 

Footwear 

Ayurvedic Medicines 0820-2527098 

Jewellary 0820-2580585 

Transformers, 0820-2573577 

Control Panel 

Transformer, 08254-262675 

Winding Wire 

Refrigeration & 0820-2530141 

Kitchen Equipments 

Transformers 0820-2574158 

Flameproof 0820-2570627 

Weather Proof, 

Switch Gears, 

Control Panels…etc. 



71



68. M/s. Sindhu Plastics, 

Suction Hose Pipes 0820-2572688 


69. M/s. Kini Flex Pvt. Ltd., 


70. M/s. Manjushree Pipes Pvt. Ltd., 

Moodlakatte, Kundapura Tq. 

71. M/s. Baliga Machine Works, 

Nittur, Udupi. 

72. M/s. Vigneshwara Plastic Industries, 

Opp: Industrial Estate, Koteshwara, 

Kundapura Tq. 

73. M/s. Akaar Poly plast, 

Industrial Area, Manipal, Udupi Tq. 

74. M/s. Mangalore Tiles Ltd., 

Church Road, Kundapura Tq. 

75. M/s. Abideep Concrete Products, 

No: 4A, Ind. Area, Manipal, Udupi. 

76. M/s. West Coast Industries, 

Brahmavara, Udupi. 

77. M/s. Damodhar Chemicals, 

Industrial Estate, Koteshwara, 

Kundapura. 

78. M/s. Star Minerals, 

Kageri, Kundapura Tq. 

79. M/s. Galaxy Industrial Association, 


80. M/s. Anand Polymers, 


81. M/s. Durotop Consutruction 

Chemicals Pvt. Ltd., Mision Hospital 

Road, Udupi. 

82. M/s. Kamadenu Coconut Industries, 


83. Sri. Krishna Dairy Pvt. Ltd., 


Flexography 0820-2523148 

Printing. 


Fishnet making 0820-2525148 

machine 

Plastic Straws, Bags 08254-261998 

Plastic blow 0820-6528485 

moulded containers 

Roofing tiles, clay 08254-230312 

decorative tils 

Paver blocks, hollow 0820-2570020 

blocks 

Varnish, allied 0820-2561166 

products 

Friction dust 08254-261521 

Resin coated sand 08254-262980 

Paints 0820-2575550 

Water containers 0820-4292203 

Chemicals 0820-2524085 


Powder 

Milk & Milk 0820-2561941 

Products 

72



84. M/s. Hangyo Ice Creams, 

Ice Cream 0820-2561941 


85. M/s. Madhav Praksh Cashews, 

Kudremukh Road, Karkala Tq. 


86. M/s. Futrado Food Products, 

Airody, Udupi Tq. 

87. M/s. Uttam Agro Industries, 

Barkur, Udupi Tq. 

88. M/s. Atkere Govindraya Laxman Pai, 


89. M/s. Kamakshi Exports, 

Muniyalu, Karkala Tq. 

90. M/s. Swasthik Coco Products Pvt. 

Ltd., Hemmadi, Kundapura Tq. 

91. M/s. Radhika Industries, 

Belve, Kundapura Tq. 

92. M/s. Sharp Wheel Abrassives Pvt. 

Ltd.,Koteshwara, Kundapura Tq. 

93. M/s. Shilpa Fabricators, 

Hiriyadka, Udupi. 

94. M/s. Power Control Systems, 

Barkur Road, Brahmavara, Udupi. 

95. M/s. Vasanth Nayak, 

Ammunje, VST Road, Udupi. 

96. New Bhuvanedra Ayurvedic, 

Katapady, Udupi Tq. 

97. M/s. Apporva Surgicals, 


98. M/s. Alfin Blowers, 

No: C-41, Ind.Est, Manipal,Udupi. 

99. M/s. Robosoft Technologies, 

Santhekatte, Udupi. 

100. M/s. Kivi Sanso Packaing Pvt. Ltd., 

Plot No: 7, Industrial Area, Manipal, 

Udupi. 

Food Products, 0820-2584340 

Bakery 

Poultry & Animal 0820-2587248 

Feeds 

Boiled Rice 08254-261172 

Cashew Exports 08253-259277 


Powder 

Rice / Cashew CNS 08259-283243 

Oil 

Grinding Wheel 08258-261142 

Fabrication 0820-2542578 

UPS, Invertors, 0820-2560091 

Stabilizers 

Automobile 0820-2521902 

Servicing 

Ayurvedic Medicines 0820-2557031 

Dental surgical 0820-2542376 

instrument 

Electronic axial fan 0820-2571036 

& chokes 

Software 0820-2593930 

development 

Offset printed 9341216142 

duplex cartoons 

73



101. M/s. Best Sellers Apparels Pvt. Ltd., Readymade 0820-2570253 

Bajal Street, Manipal, Udupi. 

garments 

102. M/s. Tebma Ship Yard Limited, 

Ship building 0820-2508100 

Malpe, Udupi. 

103. M/s. Suzlon Wind International Ltd, Wind mills 

Padubidri, Udupi. 

104. M/s. Sical Abrasives, 

Precession grinding 0820-2564159 

Sasthan, Udupi Tq. 

wheels 

9.3 Industries category wise in the district 

The category wise details of Micro, Small & Medium scale units registered are given 

below: As on 31-03-2012 

Sl. Type of Industries Number Investment 

No 

(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Food and Beverages 2872 28114.98 27443 

2 Textile & Garments 1024 2294.57 4914 

3 Wood and Wood Products 719 2511.2 3466 

4 Printing and Stationery 387 5684.06 2585 

5 Leather and Leather products 141 292.1 520 

6 Rubber and Plastics 267 4133.78 2078 

7 Chemical & Chemical Products 200 1702.36 1178 

8 Glass & Ceramics 293 2556.13 2385 

9 Basic metal and metal prodcts 413 3995.18 2342 

10 General Engineering, machinery 

parts, Agro based implements 

477 2394.38 2710 

11 Electrical & Electronics 145 915.92 1711 

12 Automobile 47 241.56 721 

13 Transport & Equipment 7 395.35 167 

14 Ferrous & Non ferrous 715 2965.16 3551 

15 Job work repairs & servicing 147 686.46 618 

16 Other services 860 4394.93 2662 

17 Miscellaneous 753 4070.24 5583 

Total: 9467 67348.36 64634 

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1. Food and Beverage Category: 

Under food and beverage category 2872 units have been registered. This is the 

major category in District. Under the said category, the Industries details are 

indicated below: 

Sl. 

No 

Type of Industries Number Investment 

(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Pappad and Pickles 425 1474.41 1699 

2 Ice cream & Candy 406 2741.17 2034 

3 Bakery Products 392 2156 2352 

4 Rice Mill 228 4014 1841 

5 Soft Drinks 260 2702.55 2074 

6 Cashew Kernels 229 4283.8 11026 

7 Sweet & Condiments 186 826.85 1106 

8 Oil Mills 175 1466.63 1174 

9 Fruit Juice 154 1463.68 1232 

10 Flouring of Food grains 146 688.09 1033 

11 Rice Rotti 130 1239.38 646 

12 Ice plants 78 1951.12 468 

13 Milk Processing & products 22 257.1 141 

14 Poultry feed & cattle feed 13 377 142 

15 Desiccated coconut powder 12 504 168 

16 Ayurvedic medicine 7 650 175 

17 Banana Chips 7 25.2 28 

18 Fish Processing 2 1294 104 

2872 28114.98 27443 

2. Textile & Garments: 

Under this category Readymade Garments are prominent. 4 to 6 units are exporting 

Shirts. Shirts, Pants, Children wear and Ladies Garments are important items. There 

are 1024 units. The Industries details are indicated below: 

Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Readymade Garments & Tailoring 1024 2294.57 4914 

75


3. Wood and Wood products. 

Under this said category Carpentry Artisan Units, Furniture units and Saw mills are 

the main units. The details are indicated below 

Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Wooden Furniture’s & Carpentry 626 1801.01 3001 

Artisan units 

2 Saw Mill 93 710.19 465 

Total 719 2511.2 3466 

4. Printing and Stationery 

Printing Industry is one of the potential emerging industry in the District. Under this 

category Offset Printing, Flex Printing, Packaging Paper, Book Binding, Stationery are 

the main units, The details are indicated below: 

Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Printing, Book binding, Packaging 291 4542.56 1999 

and Stationery 

2 Offset printing 96 1141.5 586 

Total 387 5684.06 2585 

5. Leather and Leather Products 

This category is not prominent in the District. Since there are very a few leather 

Artisans. The details are indicated below: 

Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Leather Chappals (Artisans) 99 36.16 184 

2 Leather Bags, Garments And other 42 255.94 336 

products 

Total 141 292.1 520 

76


6. Rubber and Plastics : 

Under this Category only demand based products, such as Polythene bags, Fibre 

Products, Tyre retreading PVC pipes are existing. The details are indicated below: 

Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Polythene bags, Fibre Products, 168 1590.35 751 

straws Disposable cups & Other 

2 Tyre Retreading 77 929.33 384 

3 PVC Pipes 15 1019.1 600 

4 Nylon Fishnet 7 595 343 

Total 267 4133.78 2078 

7. Chemicals and Chemical Products : 

Under this category C.S.N Oil and vetiverty oil are exported. The details are indicated 

below: 

Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Washing powder and phenol 45 156.94 212 

2 Fish oil 23 808.8 310 

3 Vetiverty Oil 35 85.21 135 

4 Paints & Allied products 26 340.81 120 

5 Lubricant oil 20 114.43 65 

6 Wax candles 33 42.75 151 

7 CNS Oil 18 153.42 185 

Total 200 1702.36 1178 

8. Glass & Ceramics : 

Under this category most of the products are used as construction materials. The 

details are indicated below: 

Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Granite Stone & Jelly 65 691.22 721 

2 Laterite stone 45 151.87 526 

3 Cement pipes & Blocks 60 267.73 457 

4 Tiles & Ridges 31 730.75 155 

5 Wire cut, Pavers & Handmade 

bricks 

59 487.97 353 

77


Sl. Type of Industries Number Investment Employment 

No 

(Rs in lakhs) (In Nos) 

6 Granite Idol making 20 75.79 37 

7 Granite, Diamond cutting & 13 150.8 136 

polishing 

Total 293 2556.13 2385 

9. Basic Metal & Metal products : 

Gold and Silver ornaments and aluminum doors and windows are major products. 

The details are indicated below: 

Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Gold & Silver Ornaments 210 763.38 1009 

2 Aluminum doors & Windows & 76 1300 585 

domestic utensils 

3 Other metal articles 92 1111.47 503 

4 Tin container & caps 35 820.33 245 

Total 413 3995.18 2342 

10 General Engineering & Machinery parts : 

Under this Gate, Grills, fabrication and Automobile machinery parts manufacturing 

units are in prominent nos. The details are indicated below: 

Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Gate, Grills, General Engg. & 392 1628.6 2116 

Agricultural parts 

2 Automobile machinery parts 65 495.03 478 

3 Light vehicles body building 20 270.75 116 

Total 477 2394.38 2710 

11. Electrical & Electronics : 


Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Electrical, Pumps, & Electronics 93 603.75 1214 

2 Electric chokes, plates & appliances 52 312.17 497 

Total 145 915.92 1711 

78


12. Automobile 


Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Automobile repairs 47 241.56 721 

13. Transport & Equipment 


Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Transport & Equipment 7 395.35 167 

14. Ferrous & Non Ferrous 


Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Bell Metal casting & other articles 715 2965.16 3551 

15. Job work Repair & Servicing 

Under these category repairs of two wheelers, three wheelers, four wheelers, light 

and heavy commercial vehicles are prominent. 


Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Automobile repair (All types of 56 204.76 216 

Vehicles) 

2 Elec. Appliances repairs 17 26.7 57 

3 Electronic appliances repairs 15 25 36 

4 Batteries, Air conditioner repair 14 12 36 

5 Wall clock & watch repairs 8 11 19 

6 Vehicle washing & service 37 407 254 

Total 147 686.46 618 

79


16. Other Services 

Xerox copiers, STD booths, Hair Dressing, Beauty Parlour, Clinical laboratories are 

prominent. 


Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Xerox copying 146 566 292 

2 Other services 439 1955.39 1473 

3 STD fax services 76 200.9 118 

4 Hair Dressing & Beauty Parlour 95 232.13 264 

5 Clinical Laboratory 59 1097 290 

6 Cable Network 45 343.51 225 

Total 860 4394.93 2662 

17. Miscellaneous Products 

Data processing, Software Development, Photo studios, Coir industries are 

prominent. 


Sl. 

No 


(Rs in lakhs) 

Employment 

(In Nos) 

1 Other Miscellaneous Products 326 2310.83 2145 

2 Data processing & Software 89 518.55 466 

Development 

3 Photo studio 71 177.5 223 

4 Coir Products 119 392.08 314 

5 Beedies 35 246.68 1965 

6 Limeshell powder 31 190.25 115 

7 Spray painting 33 89 137 

8 Sofa Cushion 36 123.15 179 

9 Scented supari 13 22.2 39 

Total 753 4070.24 5583 

80

Food and Beverages 

Textile and Misc. Garments 

Wood & Wood Products 

Printing, Stationery & Paper … 

Leather & Leather Products 

Rubber and Plastics 

Chemical & Chemical Products 

Glass & Ceramics 

General … 

Basic Metal & Metal Products 

Electrical & Electronics 

Automobile 

Transport & Equipments 

Ferrous & Non-ferrous 

Job work/repairs and servicing 

Other Services 

Miscellaneous Products 


30000 

25000 

20000 

15000 

10000 

5000 

0 

No. of Units 

Employment 

Investment Rs. In lakhs 

9.4 SSI’s Registered in the District – (As on 31-03-2012). 

No. Taluk Units Invest Rs. In lakhs Employment 

1 Udupi 3933 39809.62 29027 

2 Kundapura 3127 12641.29 16210 

3 Karkala 2407 14897.45 19397 

Total 9467 67348.36 64634 

70000 

60000 

50000 

40000 

30000 

20000 

No. of Units 

Employment 

Investment Rs. In lakhs 

10000 

0 

Udupi Kundapura Karkala Total 

81


9.5 Large & Medium Scale Industries in the District 

Large Scale Industries – (As on 31-12-2012). 

Sl. 

N 

o 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

Name and address of 

the Unit 

Manipal Media & 

Network Pvt. Ltd., 

Udyavani Building 


Suzlon Wind 

International Ltd., 

Plot No: 7, Suzlon 

Infrastructure Ltd, 

SEZ, Padubidri, 574 

117 

SE Composite Ltd., 

Plot No: 3, Suzlon 

Infrastructure Ltd, 

SEZ, Padubidri 

574 111. 

Tebma Shipyards 

Limited., Malpe 

Fishing Harbour, 

Kodavooru Village, 

Malpe, Udupi 

Tebma Shipyards 

Limited., Balakudru 

Village, Hangarakatte, 

Udupi Tq. 

CS India Steel Private 

Limited., No: 4/95, 

Balekudru, 

Hangarkatta, Udupi. 

Lamina Foundries., 

Kuntady Road, Nitte, 

Karkala Tq. 

End Product 

News Paper & 

Periodicals 

Assembly 

Nacelle 

Wind Mills 

of 

for 

Rotar Blade 

Manufacturing 

unit for Wind 

Mills 

Ship Building 

Ship 

Component 

Contact 

Number 

0820- 

2571149 

0820- 

2599413 

9739906035 

Total Inv 

(Rs. In 

Crores) 

Emplo 

yment 

Year of 

Establis 

hment 

52.29 106 1970 

159.48 182 2008 

9611131775 210.37 1004 2008 

0820 – 

2508100 

9343919265 

0820- 

2584990 

307.25 256 2007 

32.00 27 2009 

Providing Ship 

Building Kits 0820- 

Cutting and 2594256 22.01 31 2009 

Bending of 2594257 

Steel Plates. 

Autobrake 

Drums, Brake 08258- 

Drums, Motor 281930 19.40 410 1983 

Housing & S.G. 281931 

Iron Castingg 

Total: 802.80 2016 

82


Medium Scale Industries – (As on 31-12-2012). 

Sl. 

No 

1 

2 

3 

4 

Name and address 

of the Unit 

M/s. Keltech 

Energies, 

Vishwanagar, 

Varanga, Karkala. 

M/s. Best Sellers, 

Bajal Street, 


M/s. Raj Fish Meal 

& Oil Company, 

Malpe, Udupi. 

M/s. Goan Fresh 

Marine Exports Pvt. 

Ltd, Manoor 

Village, Kota, 

Udupi. 

End Product 

Industrial 

Explosives 

Readymade 

Garments 

Fish Meal 

Fish 

Freezing 

Contact 

Number 

08253- 

259223/33 

/55 /75 

0820- 

2570253 

9449388801 

0820 

2538444 

2537581 

2537585 

9900059008 

0820- 

2191050 

Total Inv 

(Rs. In 

Crores) 

Emplo 

yment 

Year of 

Establishment 

7.22 44 1980 

7.55 786 2001 

8.30 57 1968 

11.24 85 2011 

Total: 34.31 972 

9.6 List of Mega Industries in the District – (As on 31-12-2012). 

Sl. 

No 

1 

2 

Name and address 

of the Unit 

Manipal 

Technologies 

Limited., (Formerly 

Manipal Press Ltd), 

Udayavani Building, 

Press Corner, 

Manipal - 576 104 

Udupi Power 

Corporation 

Limited, Kolacharu, 

Yellur Village, 

Pilar Post,Udupi Tq. 

End 

Product 

Printing 

Electriciity 

Contact 

Number 

0820- 

2571151 to 

2571155 

9686693958 

0820- 

6526123/ 

2550867 

9900192510 

Total Inv 

(Rs. In 

Crores) 

Employ 

ment 

Year of 

Establishment 

357.19 1654 1940 

6598.21 502 2010 

Total: 6955.40 2156 

83


9.7 List of Export Oriented Industries in the District. 


1. M/s. Baliga Exports Pvt. Ltd., 

Fish Net 0820-2520495 

Nittur, Udupi 

2. M/s. Karnataka Closures Pvt. Ltd., 

P.P Caps 0820-2575086 

No: 28A, Shivally Industrial Area, 


3. M/s. Juliana Manipal Nets, 

No: 27, Shivally Industrial Area, 


Fish Net 0820 

2574288 

2573988 

4. M/s. Plastubex Corporation INC, 

HDPE Pipes 0820-2573151 

Plot No: 7,8,9, Shivally Industrial 

Area, Manipal, Udupi 

5. M/s. Udaya Steels & Aluminum, Steel & Aluminum 0820-2570781 

Industrial Area,Manipal, Udupi. 

Utensils 

6. M/s. Mahalasa Exports, 

Cashew Kernels, 0820-2542228 


Shell Oil 

7. M/s. Bola Ragavendra Kamath & Cashew Kernels 08258-230262 

Sons, Kukkundoor, Karkala Tq. 

8. M/s. Gayathri Exports, 


Auttur (North), Karkala Tq. 

9. M/s. Hindustan Marine Industries. Fish Meal, Oil & 0820-2533646 


Drying 

10. M/s. Mangalore Cashew Industries, Cashew Processing 08259-284236 

Siddapura, Kundapura Tq. 

11. M/s. Yashaswi Fish Meal & Oil Fish Meal & Oil 0820-2533720 

Company, Pithrodi, Udyavara, 

Udupi Tq. 

12. Sri. Vinayaka Cashew Exports, Cashew Processing 08253-251314 

Chara, Hebri, Karkala Tq. 

13. M/s. Bola Surendra Kamath & Sons, Cashew / Coffee 08258-281942 

Kedinje, Karkala Tq. 

14. M/s.Bolkar Industries, 


Ajekar, Karkala Tq. 

15. M/s. Raj Fish Meal & Oil Company., 


Fishmeal & Oil 0820-2537581 

84



16. M/s. Jayalaxmi Enterprises, 


Borkatte, Karkala Tq. 

17. M/s. Kohinoor Industries, 

Fish Freezing Plant 08259-2589981 

Bellampalli, Udupi Tq. 

18. M/s. Kalkura Cooling Machines, 

Ambagilu, Udupi Tq. 

Refrigeration / 

Kitchen 

Equipments 

0820-2581565 

19. M/s. Bhandari Power Lines Pvt. Ltd., 

No: 3B, Industrial Area, Manipal, 

Udupi. 

20. M/s. Tsubosaka Aiv India Pvt. Ltd, 

Kuntibail, Miyar Post, Karkala Tq. 

21. M/s. Bell-O-Seal Valves Pvt. Ltd., 

Puttur, Udupi Tq. 

22. M/s. JRG Foundries, 

Aroor, Udupi Tq. 

23. M/s. Shakthi Techno Products (I) Pvt. 

Ltd., Industrial Area, Manipal, Udupi. 

24. M/s. Sindhu Plastics, 


25. M/s. Baliga Machine Works, 

Nittur, Udupi. 

26. M/s. Madhav Praksh Cashews, 

Kudremukh Road, Karkala Tq. 

27. M/s. Kamakshi Exports, 

Muniyalu, Karkala Tq. 

28. M/s. Alfin Blowers, 

No: C-41, Industrial Estate, Manipal, 

Udupi. 

29. M/s. Robosoft Technologies, 

Santhekatte, Udupi. 

30. M/s. Best Sellers Apparels Pvt. Ltd., 

Bajal Street, Manipal, Udupi. 

31. M/s. Tebma Ship Yard Limited, 

Malpe, Udupi. 

32. M/s. Suzlon Wind International Ltd, 

Padubidri, Udupi. 

Paper covered 

copper products 

0820-2570291 

Granite 08258-286043 

Monuments & 

Statues 

Industrial Valves 0820-2581157 

Steel Castings 0820-2566380 

Transformers, 0820-2573577 

Control Panel 

Suction Hose Pipes 0820-2572688 

Fishnet making 0820-2525148 

machine 


Cashew Exports 08253-259277 

Electronic axial fan 

& chokes 

0820-2571036 

Software 0820-2593930 

development 

Readymade 0820-2570253 

garments 

Ship building 0820-2508100 

Wind mills 0820-2599413 

85

Sl. 

No 


9.8 Projects cleared in SHLCC, SLSWCC, GIM 2010, GIM-2012 and IEM 

(Part A) 

SHLCC approved projects from 2006-07 onwards 

Company Name 

1 SUZLON 

INFRASTRUCTURE PVT. 

LTD. 5th Floor, Godrej 

Millennium Building, 9, 

Koregaon Park Road, 

Pune - 411 001 

2 INDIAN STRATEGIC 

PETROLEUM RESERVES 

LTD., (Subsidiary of Oil 

Industry Development 

Board, Ministry of 

Petroleum and Natural 

Gas, Government of 

India), No.424-425, 

World Trade Centre, 

Badar Road, New Delhi 

- 110 001 

3 ACC LTD, 121, 

Maharshi Karve road, 

Mumbai – 400020 

4 UDUPI POWER 

CORPORATION, 202, 

Prestige Opal, Infantry 

Road, Bangalore – 1 

Project 

Location 

Mullur, 

Mallar, Bada, 

Belpu 

Villages, 

Kapur Hobli, 

Udupi Taluk 

Padur/Herur 

villages, 

Udupi 

distirct 

Different Sy. 

Nos. of 

Yellur village, 

Udupi 

District 

Contact 

person & 

Number 

Sri. Ashok 

Shetty 

9845273335 

Sri. 

Veerabhadra 

Rao 

9972367089 

Sri. Ballal 

9845959679 

Product 

SEZ for Hi-tech 

Engineering 

industries 

Strategic 

Storage of 

Crude Oil 

1 MTPA 

capacity Fly 

ash based 

Portland 

Posolona 

cement 

Invest 

ment in 

Crores 

Emplo 

y 

ment 

Status 

246.08 2950 Implemente 

d. 

Yelluru 

Village, 

Sri. 

Sudharshan 

Electricity 

Generation 

Udupi 9900192510 through coal 

District 

based 

Thermal 

Power Plant- 

(2X660 MW) 

Total 8706.08 3689 

1250 34 1st unit is 

Under 

Implementat 

ion. 2nd unit 

land 

acquisition is 

under 

process. 

280 205 Under 

Implementat 

ion. 

Building 

Construction 

work is 

under 

progress 

6930 500 Implemente 

d. 

86


SLWCC approved projects from 2006-07 onwards 

Sl. 

No 

Company Name 

Project 

Location 

Contact 

Number 

Product 

Invest 

ment in 

Lakhs 

Emp 

Status 

1 ATHENS LEISURE 

RESORTS PVT. 

LTD.,NO.202, 

PRESTIAGE 

KADA,22,RICHMOND 

ROAD, BANGALORE 

560025 

2 MARAVANTHE BEACH 

RESORT,NO.202, 

PRESTIGE KADA, 

22,RICHMOND 

ROAD,BANGALORE 

560025 

YEDTHERE 

VILLAGE, 

BYANDOOR 

TQ. UDUPI 

DISTRICT 

HOSADU 

VILLAGE, 

KUNDAPURA 

TQ. UDUPI 

DISTRICT 

BALEKUDRU, 

UDUPI TQ. 

AND DISTRICT 

KULUNJE AND 

ULLUR, 

VANDSE 

HOBLI, 

KUNDAPUR 

TQ. UDUPI 

DIST. 

0820- 

2594256 

2594256 

3 CS INDIA STEEL PVT. 

LTD.,NO.286, BOA 

VIAGEM ROAD, 

NAIKAVADDO 

CALAGUTE,GOA - 

4031560 

4 MYSORE MERCANTILE 

CO. LTD.,NO.201 & 

202, SHESTA BUMI, 

NO.87, 

BASAVANAGUDI,K.R. 

ROAD, BANGALORE- 

5600040 

080- 

26603636 

26601309 

26613629 

RESORT 

AND SPA 

BEACH 

RESORT 

CUTTING & 

BLENDING 

OF STEEL 

PLATES 

8 MW 

HYDRO 

POWER 

PROJECT 

500.00 25 UNDER 

IMPLEMENTATI 

ON - 

500.00 25 CRZ clearance 

obtained. Land 

conversion 

process is 

under progress. 

Compound wall 

completed. 

1490.00 40 IMPLEMENTED 

4554.00 30 UNDER 

IMPLEMENTATI 

ON. After 

clearance it 

requires 3 

years for 

commissioning 


CO. LTD.,NO.201 & 

202, SHRESTA BUMI, 

NO.87, 

BASAVANAGUDI,BAN 

GALORE - 560004 

HALADY VIL. 

KUNDAPUR 

TQ. UDUPI 

DIST. 

080- 

26603636 

26601309 

26613629 

CHARCOAL 

FROM 

AGRI.HORTI. 

& AGRO 

/HORTI 

BASED INDL. 

Total 7709.00 195 

665.00 75 UNDER 

IMPLEMENTATI 

ON. After 

clearance it 

requires 3 

years for 

commissioning 

87

Sl. 

No 


List of MoU’s entered during Global Investor Meet – 2010 

Company Name 

1 ACC LTD, 121, 

Maharshi Karve road, 

Mumbai – 400020 

Project 

Location 

Different 

Sy. Nos. of 

Yellur 

village, 

Udupi 

District 

KULUNJE & 

ULLUR, 

VANDSE 

HOBLI, 

KUNDAPUR 

TQ. 

Contact 

Person & 

Phone 

Number 

Sri. Ballal 

9845959679 


CO. LTD., 

NO.201 & 202, 

SHESTA BUMI, NO.87, 

BASAVANAGUDI, K.R. 

ROAD, BANGALORE- 

5600040 

080- 

26675588 

Product 

1 MTPA 

capacity Fly 

ash based 

Portland 

Posolona 

cement 

8 MW 

HYDRO 

POWER 

PROJECT 

Invest. 

(Rs. In 

Cr.) 

Emp 

Total 325.54 235 

Status 

280 205 Under 

Implementatio 

n. Building 

construction is 


45.54 30 Under 

Implementatio 

n After 

clearance it 

requires 3 

years for 

commissioning 

Sl. 

No 

1 

2 

3 

List of MoU’s entered during Global Investor Meet – 2012(As on 31-01-2013) 

Project Name 

Sri. Vishnumurthy 

Cashew Industries, 

Mala, Karkala Tq. 

Udupi Dist. 

M/s. Balaji 

Cashews. Yeljith 

Village, Kundapura 

Tq. & Udupi Dist. 

Sri. S.M.Cashews, 

S.No: 208-2D1, 

Albady Village, 

Belve Post, 

Kundapura Tq. & 

Udupi Dist. 

Location 

Mala, Karkala 

Tq. Udupi 

Dist. 

Yeljith 

Village, 

Kundapura 

Tq. & Udupi 

Dist. 

S.No: 208- 

2D1, Albady 

Village, Belve 

Post, 

Kundapura 

Tq. & Udupi 

Dist. 

Contact Person 

& Phone 

Number 

Smt. Sunanda 

Nayak 

9902190567 

Sri. B. Vasanth 

Padiyar 

9845571679 

Sri. Ravi Naik 

9449894359 

Activity 

Cashew 

Processing 

Cashew 

Processing 

Cashew 

Processing 

Invest. 

(Rs. In 

Cr.) 

Emp 

(Nos) 

Remarks 

1 162 Implemented 



88


Sl. 

No 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

Project Name 

M/s. Manipal 

Plastics, Industrial 

Area, Manipal, 

Udupi Tq & District. 

M/s. Manipal 

Polyfilms, Industrial 

Estate, Manipal, 

Udupi Tq & District. 

M/s. Manipal 

Plastic Converters 

Industrial Estate, 

Manipal, Udupi Tq 

& District. 

M/s. Prabhat Doors, 

Giliyar Village, Kota, 

Udupi Tq & Dist. 

M/s.Om Doors & 

Boards, Chantar 

Village, Udupi Tq & 

Dist. 

Sri. Vigneshwara 

Cashew Industries. 

Hengavalli Village, 


Udupi Dist. 

Sri. Durgashree 

Cashews, S.No: 131- 

2, Belanje Village, 

Karkala Tq. & Udupi 

Dist. 

M/s. Meenakshi 

Cashews. S.No: 

106/1, Herady 

Village, Udupi Tq. & 

Dist. 

Location 

Plot No: 31/1, 

Industrial 

Area, 

Manipal, 

Udupi Tq & 

District. 

Plot No: 31/C, 

Industrial 

Estate, 

Manipal, 

Udupi Tq & 

District. 

Plot No: 30/C, 

Industrial 

Estate, 

Manipal, 

Udupi Tq 

Giliyar 

Village, Kota, 

Udupi Tq 

&Dist. 

Chantar 

Village, Udupi 

Tq & Dist. 

Hengavalli 

Village, 

Kundapura 

Tq. & Udupi 

Dist. 

S.No: 131-2, 

Belanje 

Village, 

Karkala Tq. & 

Udupi Dist. 

S.No: 106/1, 

Herady 


Tq. & Dist. 


& Phone 

Number 

Sri. Kiran 

Shetty 

9341216142 

Sri. Kiran 

Shetty 

9341216142 

Sri. Kiran 

Shetty 

9341216142 

Sri. Bhavesh 

Patel 

9980038199 

Sri. Hitesh J 

Patel 

9900245636 

Sri. B. Ganesh 

Kini 

9448843917 

Sri. Satish 

Shetty 

9448186077 

Sri. D. 

Gopinath 

Kamath 

9845082168 

Activity 

Plastic 

Products 

Invest. 

(Rs. In 

Cr.) 

Emp 

(Nos) 

1 10 

Polyfilms 1 30 

Plastic 

Covers 

Wooden 

Boards 

Wooden 

Boards 

Cashew 

Processing 

Cashew 

Processing 

Cashew 

Processing 

1 30 

Remarks 

Under 

Implementati 

on 

Under 

Implementati 

on 

50% building 

work 

completed 




1.1 60 Implemented 

1.13 198 

Implemented. 

Canara Bank 

89


Sl. 

No 

Project Name 

Location 


& Phone 

Number 

Activity 

Invest. 

(Rs. In 

Cr.) 

Emp 

(Nos) 

Remarks 

12 

M/s. Ganga Kaveri 

Ice & Cold Storage, 

Hosadu Village, 

Kundapura Tq 

Hosadu 

Village, 

Kundapura 

Tq 

Sri. Naveen 

Havaldar 

9343265099 

Ice Blocks 1.18 25 Implemented. 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

Plasto Containers, 

Koteshwara, 

Kundapura. 

Crane & Hoist, 

Koteshwara, 

Kundapura. 

M/s. Pass 

Industries, 

Mangalakallu, 

Hirgana Post, 

Karkala 

Manjushree Granite 

cutting & Carving 

works, Karkala 

Bhagavathi 

Enterprises, Karkala 

Koteshwara, 

Kundapura. 

Koteshwara, 

Kundapura. 

Mangalakallu, 

Hirgana Post, 

Karkala Tq 

Karkala 

Karkala 

Sri. Madhukar 

Hegde.S 

9845233258 

Sri. 

Raghavendra 

Hebbar 

9341444004 

Sri. Santhosh 

D’Silva 

9845015783 

Sri. Venkatesh 

K. 

9448077499 

Sri. Ganapathi 

Pai 

9448624491 

Plastic 

water tank 

& Plastic 

Articles 

Overhead 

Cranes 

Solvent Oil 

& Rubber 

Powder 

Granite 

cutting 

Carvings 

Aluminium 

Anodized 

& 

1.2 10 

1.2 20 

KSSIDC Land 

alloted. 50% 

work 

completed 

KSSIDC Land 

alloted. 50% 

work 

completed 


1.5 24 

1.5 12 

Applied for 

land KSSIDC 

Applied for 

land KSSIDC 

18 

Sri. S.L.V Cashews 

Industries, S.No: 

147/1H2, Belve 


S.No: 

147/1H2, 

Belve Village, 

Kundapura 

Sri. Rajeeva 

Shetty 

9448157080 

Cashew 

Processing 

1.92 78 

Implemented. 

Vijaya Bank, 

Ardy. 

19 

20 

21 

Haripriya Blocks, 

Karkala 

M/s. Print Palace, 

Bannanje, Udupi Tq 

& District 

M/s. Nandagokula 

Industries, Koni 


Tq. & Udupi Dist. 

Karkala 

Bannanje, 

Udupi Tq & 

District 

Koni Village, 

Kundapura 

Tq. & Udupi 

Dist. 

Sri. R 

Ganapathi 

Shenoy 

9845069522 

Sri. Raviraj K 

9448122419 

Smt. 

Chandramathi 

Shetty 

9341035588 

Cement 

Blocks & 

Interlocks 

2 10 

Applied for 

land. 

Printing 2 15 Implemented 

Cashew 

Processing 

2 162 

Implemented 

Vijaya Bank, 

Brahmavara. 

90


Sl. 

No 

Project Name 

Location 

Contact 

Person & 

Phone 

Number 

Activity 

Invest. 

(Rs. In 

Cr.) 

Emp 

(Nos) 

Remarks 

22 

Sri. Krishna Prasad 

Cashews, S.No: 69- 

3(P2), Vandar Village, 


S.No: 69- 

3(P2), Vandar 


Tq & Dist. 

Sri. Sampath 

Shetty 

9535676976 

Cashew 

Processin 

g 

2.2 125 

90% 

implemented. 

Vijaya Bank, 

Halady. 

23 

24 

25 

26 

M/s. Sumukha Surgical 

(I) Pvt. Ltd., Uppunda, 

Kundapura Tq. 

Padu Thirupathi Bio 

Fuels, Karkala 

M/s. Tenguraja Coco 

Products, Kuntalpady, 

Sanoor Village, & Post, 

Karkala Tq. 

M/s. Sagar Granites & 

Marbles, Nandanavana 

Village, Kerga, 


Udupi Dist. 

Uppunda, 

Kundapura 

Tq. 

Karkala 

Kuntalpady, 

Sanoor 

Village, & 

Post, Karkala 

Nandanavana 

Village, 

Kerga, 

Kundapura 

Tq. & Udupi 

Sri. B.S. 

Suresh 

Shetty 

9448263576 

Sri. 

Ganapathi 

Kamath 

9880232614 

Sri. John.R. 

D’Silva 

9845015793 

Smt Sowmy 

Bhat 

9964837615 

Surgical 

Equipmen 

ts 

2.5 150 

Bio Fuels 2.7 20 

Desiccate 

d Coconut 

Powder 

Granite 

Cutting & 

Polishing. 

Implemented 

Canara Bank, 

Kundapura. 

Applied for 

land. KSSIDC 


3 25 

Applied for 

consent letter 

from KSPCB 

and revenue 

dept for land 

conversion. 

27 

M/s. Swadeshi 

Ayurved Bhandar, 

Uppoor Village, Udupi 

Uppoor 


Tq. & Dist. 

Sri. Bharath 

Prabhu 

9845144483 

Ayurvedic 

Medicines 


28 

29 

30 

M/s. New Sowparnika 

Industry, Nilavara 

Village, Bramhavar, 

Udupi Tq. & Dist. 

Sri. Vinayaka Cashews, 

Kalthur, Udupi Tq & 

Dist. 

Sri.Durga Agro 

Industry, Byndoor 

Village, Kundapura Tq 

& Udupi Dist. 

Nilavara 

Village, 

Bramhavar, 

Udupi Tq. & 

Dist. 

Kalthur, 

Udupi Tq & 

Dist. 

Byndoor 

Village, 

Kundapura 

Tq & Udupi 

Dist. 

Smt. Anitha 

P. Mallar 

9448368175 

Sri. B. 

Ganesh Kini 

9448843917 

Sri. 

Venkatarama 

na 

9972118971 

Cashew 

Processin 

g 

Cashew 

Processin 

g 

Cashew 

Processin 

g 

5 152 

5.4 125 

8 152 

Building work 

completed. 

Bank of 

Baroda, 

Udupi. 

Implemented 

Canara Bank, 

Belve. 

Under 

Implementati 

on. 50% 

building work 

completed. 

91

Sl. 

No 

31 

32 

33 

34 

35 

36 

37 


Project Name 

Hydro Mech 

Engineering 

Services, 

Padubidre, 

Udupi. 

Prakruthi 

Organics, 

Brahmavar, 

Udupi Tq & Dist 

Hotel Central 

Park, Shivalli 

Village, 


Taluk & Dist. 

Jnaneshwari 

Industries, 

Padukere, 

Malpe, Udupi Tq 

& Dist 

M/s. Hiranya 

Builders Pvt. 

Ltd., Perampalli, 


Tq & Dist. 

Kan Foods, 

Gulwady, 

Kundapur Taluk, 

Udupi Tq & Dist 

Ashtech (India) 

Pvt. Ltd, Yellur, 


Location 

Padubidre, 

Udupi. 

Brahmavar, 

Udupi Tq & 

Dist 

Sy. No: 61/3 

(part of 77) 

Shivalli 

Village, 

Manipal, 

Udupi Taluk 

& Dist. 

Padukere, 

Malpe, Udupi 

Tq & Dist 

Perampalli, 

Manipal, 

Udupi Tq & 

Dist. 

Gulwady, 

Kundapur 

Taluk, Udupi 

Tq & Dist 

Yellur, Udupi 

Tq & Dist. 

Contact 

Person & 

Phone 

Number 

Sri. Immanuel 

Prabhakar 

Bunyan 

9880981400 

Sri. M.R. 

Shetty 

08382- 

220813 

Sri. D. 

Bhaskar 

Shetty 

9845434383 

Sri. Joseph 

Pinto 

9343561939 

Sri. 

Sudharshan 

9980528313 

Sri. Dipak 

Chaudhari 

9225901625 

Sri. Bankat 

Mandaniya 

9845959679 

Activity 

Heavy 

Engineering 

Extraction 

of natural 

compounds 

,Ointments, 

Injections 

Business 

class Hotel 

Boat 

building & 

Maintenanc 

e 

Commercial 

Complex 

Sea Food 

processing 

/ freezing 

Fly Ash 

Cement 

Invest. 

(Rs. In 

Cr.) 

Emp 

(Nos) 

10 30 

10 200 

10 39 

15 150 

15.5 25 

20 700 

45 225 

Total: 188.08 3376 

Remarks 

Under 

Implementation 

Under 

Implementation. 

Land Acquired. 

Applied for land 

conversion. 

VijayaBank, 

Udupi. 

Under 


35% building 

work complted. 

Corporation 

Bank, Manipal. 

Under 


Under 


20% building 

work complted. 

KSFC, Udupi. 

Suggested 

change of place 

Under 


92


Abstract 

Less than 3 Crores 

Above 3 Crores 

Np Status 

Inv (Rs in Emp 


Number 

Number 

Crores) (In Nos) 


1 Implemented 15 21.88 1217 2 9.4 170 

2 

Under 


11 18.30 316 9 138.5 1673 

3 Dropped 0 0 0 0 0 0 

TOTAL: 26 40.18 1533 11 147.9 1843 

Total 

Np Status 


Number 


1 Implemented 17 31.28 1387 

Under 

2 

Implementation 20 156.80 1989 

3 Dropped 0 0 0 

TOTAL: 37 188.08 3376 

STATEMENT ON DETAILED BREAK-UP FOR INDUSTRIAL ENTREPRENUERS 

MEMORANDUM (IEM) PART-A – UDUPI DISTRICT 

No 

Company Name & 

Address 

1 TSubosaka Aiv India Pvt. 

Ltd. Near Padmashree 

Hospital, Nanthoor 

Cross, Mangalore. 

2 Usha Iron and Ferro 

Metals, Crop Ltd. 3 Indl 

Devp AREA, Mindhi, 

Vishakapatnam, A.P 

3 Amith Juliana Marine 

Pvt.Ltd, 27-A, Laxmindra 

Nagar, Udupi. 

4 Amith Juliana Marine 

Pvt.Ltd, 27-A, Laxmindra 

Nagar, Udupi. 

5 Strawberrys India, 2 

Brady Galdys Plaza, 

1/447, S.B. Marg, 

Mumai. 

End 

Product 

Polished 

Granite 

Tomb Stone 

Flat Rolled 

Product of 

Iron 

Monofilamment 

Yarn 

Synthitic 

Filament 

Yarn 

Readymade 

Garment 

Contract 

Number 

Project 

Location 

Invest 

Rs. In 

crores 

Emp 

Status 

08258-286043 Karkala Tq 1.00 66 Implem 

ented 

- Brahmavara 

Udupi Tq. 

0820 

2573988 

0820 

2573988 

2574288 

Bommarabettu, 

Udupi Tq. 

Bommarabettu, 

Udupi Tq. 

- Manipal, 

Udupi 

3680 700 Droppe 

d 

5 59 Implem 

ented 

5 59 Implem 

ented 

4 200 Droppe 

d 

93


No Company Name & 

Address 

6 Manipal Press Ltd, 


7 Coastal Alcohols (A 

Division of Vasudha 

Chemicals Pvt. Ltd) 5 th 

Floor, Sai Ashish A’ Bal 

Rajeshwar Road, 

Mullund (W) Mumbai. 

8 SE Composites Ltd, 806 

Prestige Towers 100, 

Residency Road, 

Bangalore. 

9 ACC Ltd, Cement House, 

121, Maharshi Karvi 

Road, Churchgate, 

Mumbai 

10 Sri. Siddi Freezers & 

Exporters Pvt.Ltd., 

Gangulli, Kundapura 

11 Best Sellers Apparels 

Pvt. Ltd., Bajal Street, 


12 Radha Exports (India) 

Pvt. Ltd, G 2 nd Floor, 12 

State Bank Street, 

Mount Road, Chennai 

13 Suzlon Wind 

International Ltd, 

Prestige Towers, 

Residency Road, B”lore 

14 MCT Cards & 

Technology Pvt. Ltd., 


15 CS India Steel Pvt. 

Ltd.,Hangarkatta, 

Balekudru, Udupi Tq. 

16 Tebma Shipyards Ltd., 

5/360, Rajiv Gandhi 

Salaiokkiam, 

Thoraipakkam, Chennai. 

End 

Product 

Printing 

Press 

Fuel Grade 

Ethyl 

Alcohol / 

Ethanol 

Rotor 

Blade Unit 

for Wind 

Mill 

Portland 

Pozalona 

Cement. 

Sea Food 08254- 

265077 

265776 

Readymad 

e 

Garments 

Granite 

Blocks 

Nacelle 

Assembly 

Unit for 

Wind Mill 

Printing 

and plastic 

Cards 

Steel Plates 

& Profiles 

for ship 

Hulls 

Mfr of 

parts and 

Access for 

ships and 

boats 

Contract Project 

Number Location 

0820- Manipal, 

2571151 Udupi 

- Brahmavara 

Udupi Tq 

9611131775 Plot No: 3 

Padubidri, 

Udupi. 

9845959679 Yellur 

Village, 

Padubidiri, 

Udupi Tq. 

0820- 

2570253 

9449388801 

Raj Foundry 

Road, Udupi 

Tq. 

Bajal Street, 

Manipla, 

Udupi. 

- S.No: 

481/2B, 

Miyar, 

0820- 

2599413 

9739906035 

0820- 

2574823 

0820- 

2594256 

2594257 

0820- 

2584990 

Karkala Tq. 

Padubidri, 

Udupi Tq. 

Manipal, 

Udupi 

Invest Rs. 

In crores 

Emp Status 

357.19 1654 Impleme 

nted 

15 50 Dropped 

210.37 1004 Impleme 

nted 

280 205 Under 

Impleme 

ntation 

5 80 Impleme 

nted 

7.55 786 Impleme 

nted 

3 90 Dropped 

159.48 182 Impleme 

nted 

40 126 Impleme 

nted 

Hangarkatte 22.01 31 Impleme 

nted 

Hangarkatte 32 27 Impleme 

nted 

94


10.0 Proposed Action plan for the year 2012-13 to 2016-17 

For Udupi district the thrust area indentified for SSI sector are agro processing 

industries, building materials, textile activity, fish processing and allied activities for ship 

building. 

Proposed Micro & SSI Industries. 

It is proposed to establish the micro and SSI Units year-wise as details below. 

Sl. No Year No of Units Investment 

(Rs. In lakhs) 

Employment 

1. 2012-13 255 3272 2637 

2. 2013-14 269 3312 2722 

3. 2014-15 278 3616 2848 

4. 2015-16 284 3676 2919 

5. 2016-17 293 3848 2995 

Total 1379 17724 14121 

The following table shows the identified industrial activity with 

approximate unit cost are as detailed below. 

No 

Category 

Unity 

capacity per 

day (Approx) 

Power in 

HP per 

Unit 

Invest in 

lakhs per 

unit 

Emp 

In Nos 

per unit 

Food & Beverages 

1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 25 8 

2 Flour Mill 80kgs 10 5 3 

3 Cashew Kernels 1 ton 10 100 50 

95


No 

Category 

Unity 

capacity per 

day (Approx) 

Power in 

HP per 

Unit 

Invest in 

lakhs per 

unit 

Emp 

In Nos 

per unit 

4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 5 5 

5 Soft drinks & Cold drinks 50crates 10 10 5 

6 Bakery products 150kgs 5 5 5 

7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 10 8 

8 Sweet & Confectionary 100kgs 5 4 5 

9 Pappad & Pickles 50kgs 5 2 10 

10 Banana Chips 150kgs 10 5 5 

11 Rice Rotti 75kgs 5 2 3 

12 Desiccated coconut 

powder 

2.5ton 40 100 40 

Textile & Garments 

13 a) Children wears 10sets 10 5 20 

14 b) Ladies Garments 20 pieces 10 5 20 

15 c) Pants/Shirts 5 Sets 10 10 20 

Wood and Wood product 

16 a) Wooden Furniture 3 Sets 10 5 6 

b) Wooden Doors 5 Sets 20 10 8 

96


No 

Category 

Unity 

capacity per 

day (Approx) 

Power in 

HP per 

Unit 

Invest in 

lakhs per 

unit 

Emp 

In Nos 

per unit 

Printing & Stationery 

17 Offset printing 16000 Pages 10 10 4 

18 Screen printing 50sft 5 3 6 

19 Computer paper 25kgs 20 20 5 

Rubber & Plastics 

20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 100 10 

21 Plastic cups 20 kgs 10 10 5 

22 Tyre Retreading 12 tyres 15 8 5 

23 Leather Chappals 500 Sets 8 10 10 

24 Fibre Doors 50 Nos 10 5 5 

Chemical & Chemical products 

25 Liquid soap & phenoil 100 ltrs 5 5 6 

26 Paints & allied products 100kgs 20 20 10 

27 CNS Oil 200 ltrs 40 40 10 

28 Vetiverty Oil 300ml 1 5 5 

29 Lime shell Powder 2 tonnes 10 12 5 


30 Decorative tiles 5000 nos 20 25 10 

31 Granite stone & jelly 20ton 50 50 10 

32 Laterite stone 600 nos 5 10 10 

97


No 

Category 

Unity 

capacity per 

day (Approx) 

Power in 

HP per 

Unit 

Invest in 

lakhs per 

unit 

Emp 

In Nos 

per unit 

33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 20 30 

34 Artistic Pottery 10pcs 10 5 5 

35 Granite Idol making 1pc.per day 20 25 10 

36 Concrete blocks & Pdts 400 pcs 15 40 15 

Basic metal & metal product 

37 Gold & Silver Ornaments 6 no.s 10 10 5 

38 Tin containers & metal 

caps 

200 nos 

15 12 5 

39 Bronze casting 10 kgs 5 10 5 

General Engineering 

40 General Engineering 

works 

41 Heavy Vehicle body 

building 


150kgs 

1 veh for 12 

days 

20 10 10 

10 5 0 

42 Software developments 10 hrs 10 100 100 

43 Cyber café 5 hrs 1 5 10 

44 Call centres 8 hrs 5 25 25 

Miscellaneous 

45 Sofa & Cushion works 3 items 5 5 5 

46 Poultry feed 200 kgs 20 30 10 

47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 100 30 

48 Ayurvedic Medicine 30 ltrs 10 15 10 

49 Leaf cups & plates 1000 Nos 10 5 5 

98


No 

Category 

Unity 

capacity per 

day 

(Approx) 

Power in 

HP per 

Unit 

Invest 

in lakhs 

per unit 

Emp 

In Nos 

per unit 

Job works service & repair 

50 Automobile repair & service 12 vehicle 10 5 5 

51 Air conditioner repair & Ser 4 sets 10 5 5 

52 Spray painting 1Veh. for 4 

days 

10 5 5 

53 Electrical appliances repair 5 nos 10 2 5 

Proposed Industrial Area 

Suvarna Corridor Project 

It is proposed to acquire 298.75 Acres of land at Bola and Mulladka of Karkala Taluk for 

Suvarna Corridor Project. Proposal has been sent for 28(1) notification to Karnataka 

Industrial Area Development Board (KIADB) Head Office. 

Land Bank: 

1. Belapu, Udupi Taluk: 

It is proposed to establish a Industrial Area at Belapu, Udupi Taluk at an extent of 68 

Acres by taking back the land from Mangalore Power Corporation. 

2. Athradi, Udupi Tq. 

It is proposed to establish a industrial area at Athradi, Udupi taluk at an extent of 80 

acres. 

Nandikur Industrial Area: A 

industrial area is being 

developed at Nandikur of Udupi 

Taluk at area of 90 Acres and 

development activities are 


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Proposed Industrial Estate: 

It is proposed to establis Industrial estates at Brahmavara, Perdoor, Padubidri of Udupi 

Taluk, Hebri in Karkala Taluk and Byndoor, Bidkalkatte of Kundapura Taluk for Micro and 

Small Enterprises. It is also proposed to build industrial complexes at proposed industrial 

estates for micro enterprises viz. textile, electronics units, computer hardware 

manufacturing units. 

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Proposed Cluster 

1) Printing Cluster: 

At present 387 units are existing in printing section. These units are manufacturing 

printing materials in offset printing. Presently multi media colour printing is being 

done in Mangalore and Bangalore. It is proposed to establish one printing cluster in 

Udupi taluk for multicolour printing. 

2) Cashew Cluster 

At present cashew processing industries are providing employment to rural people 

especially women, cashew cutting, peeling and grading is being done manually. 

Availability of labour is a major problem for these type of industries. It is proposed to 

form one cashew cluster between Hebri of Karkala Taluk and Belve of Kundapura 

Taluk for modernization of peeling, cutting and grading of cashews. 

Naxalite Area Development 

Hallihole, Yedamoge, Hosangadi, Amasebailu, Shedimane, Madamakki of Kundapura 

Taluk. Kuchur, Someshwara, Nadpalu, Hebri, Kabbinale, Varanga, Mala Edu and Hosmaru 

of Karkala Taluk are affected by Naxalates. 

It is proposed to conduct training in tailoring, leaf cup manufacturing, Coir activity, Paper 

Bags, Greeting cards and Honey processing activities. It is also proposed to give forward 

and backward linkages for the above activities. 

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Details of proposed Micro & SSI Units yearwise are as details in Annexure. 

Udupi Taluk 2012-13 Plan 

No Category Unity capacity Power in Invest(Rs Emp 

Unit 

per day HP 

in lakhs) (In Nos) 


1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 1 25 8 

2 Flour Mill 80kgs 10 2 10 6 

3 Cashew Kernels 1 ton 10 1 100 50 

4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 3 15 15 

5 Soft drinks & Cold drinks 50crates 10 3 30 15 

6 Bakery products 150kgs 5 4 20 20 

7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 1 10 8 

8 Sweet & Confectionary 100kgs 5 1 4 5 

9 Pappad & Pickles 50kgs 5 2 4 20 

10 Banana Chips 150kgs 10 2 10 10 

11 Rice Rotti 75kgs 5 2 4 6 

12 Desiccated coconut powder 2.5ton 40 - - - 


13 a) Children wears 10sets 10 3 15 60 

14 b) Ladies Garments 20 pieces 10 2 10 40 

15 c) Pants/Shirts 5 Sets 10 2 20 40 


16 a) Wooden Furniture 3 Sets 10 4 20 24 

b) Wooden Doors 5 Sets 20 1 10 8 


17 Offset printing 16000 Pages 10 2 20 8 

18 Screen printing 50sft 5 1 3 6 

19 Computer paper 25kgs 20 1 20 5 


20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 1 100 10 

21 Plastic cups 20 kgs 10 

22 Tyre Retreading 12 tyres 15 1 8 5 

23 Leather Chappals 500 Sets 8 

24 Fibre Doors 50 Nos 10 1 5 5 


25 Liquid soap & phenoil 100 ltrs 5 2 10 12 

26 Paints & allied products 100kgs 20 3 60 30 

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Udupi Tq: 2012-13 

Unity capacity Power in Invest(Rs Emp 

Unit 

per day HP 


27 CNS Oil 200 ltrs 40 

28 Vetiverty Oil 300ml 1 2 10 10 

29 Lime shell Powder 2 tonnes 10 1 12 5 


30 Decorative tiles 5000 nos 20 2 50 20 

31 Granite stone & jelly 20ton 50 1 50 10 

32 Laterite stone 600 nos 5 3 30 30 

33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 3 60 90 

34 Artistic Pottery 10pcs 10 

35 Granite Idol making 1pc.per day 20 1 25 10 

36 Concrete blocks & Pdts 400 pcs 15 4 40 60 


37 Gold & Silver Ornaments 6 no.s 10 9 90 45 

38 Tin containers & metal caps 200 nos 15 1 12 5 

39 Bronze casting 10 kgs 5 1 10 5 


40 General Engineering works 150kgs 20 9 90 90 

41 Heavy Vehicle body building 1 veh for 12 

days 

10 3 15 30 


42 Software developments 10 hrs 10 1 100 100 

43 Cyber café 5 hrs 1 1 5 10 

44 Call centres 8 hrs 5 1 25 25 

Miscellaneous 

45 Sofa & Cushion works 3 items 5 1 5 5 

46 Poultry feed 200 kgs 20 1 30 10 

47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 1 100 30 

48 Ayurvedic Medicine 30 ltrs 10 1 15 10 

49 Leaf cups & plates 1000 Nos 10 1 5 5 


50 Automobile repair & service 12 vehicle 10 9 45 45 

51 Air conditioner repair & Ser 4 sets 10 1 5 5 


days 

10 2 10 10 

53 Electircal appliances repair 5 nos 10 5 10 25 

Total: 111 1382 1106 

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Udupi Taluk 2013-14 Plan 

No Category Unity capacity 

per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 


1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 1 25 8 



4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 4 20 20 



7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 2 20 16 





12 Desiccated coconut powder 2.5ton 40 1 100 40 













20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 - - - 

21 Plastic cups 20 kgs 10 - - - 


23 Leather Chappals 500 Sets 8 1 10 10 








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Udupi Tq: 2013-14 

Unity capacity 

per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 





33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 2 40 60 

34 Artistic Pottery 10pcs 10 1 5 5 


36 Concrete blocks cement 

pdts 

400 pcs 15 3 30 45 






40 General Engineering works 

150kgs 20 9 90 90 


days 

10 3 15 30 



43 Cyber café/Browsing 

internet 

5 hrs 1 2 10 20 

44 Call centres 8 hrs 5 

Miscellaneous 



47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 1 100 30 







10 2 10 10 

days 


Total: 119 1530 1175 

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No Category 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 


1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 1 25 8 



4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 5 25 25 



7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 2 20 16 


















20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 1 100 10 

21 Plastic cups 20 kgs 10 1 10 5 


23 Leather Chappals 500 Sets 8 - - - 

24 Fibre Doors 50 Nos 10 - - - 







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Udupi Tq - 2014-15 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 





33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 4 80 120 

34 Artistic Pottery 10pcs 10 - - - 

35 Granite Idol making 1pc.per day 20 - - - 


pdts 

400 pcs 15 3 30 45 




39 Bronze casting 10 kgs 5 - - - 




days 

10 4 20 40 




internet 

5 hrs 1 2 10 20 


Miscellaneous 



47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 1 100 30 







10 2 10 10 

days 


Total: 121 1564 1216 

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No Category Unity capacity Power in 

Invest(Rs Emp 

Unit 

per day HP 



1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 1 25 8 



4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 4 20 20 



7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 2 20 16 


















20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 - - - 








27 CNS Oil 200 ltrs 40 1 40 10 



108


Udupi Tq: 2015-16 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 





33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 3 60 90 




pdts 

400 pcs 15 5 50 75 




39 Bronze casting 10 kgs 5 




days 

10 3 15 30 




internet 

5 hrs 1 2 10 20 

44 Call centres 8 hrs 5 

Miscellaneous 



47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 1 100 30 







10 2 10 10 

days 


Total: 128 1725 1365 

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No Category Unity capacity Power in 

Invest(Rs Emp 

Unit 

per day HP 



1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 1 25 8 



4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 4 20 20 



7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 2 20 16 


















20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 - - - 








27 CNS Oil 200 ltrs 40 - - - 



110


Udupi Tq: 2016-17 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 





33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 4 80 120 




pdts 

400 pcs 15 5 50 75 








days 

10 3 15 30 




internet 

5 hrs 1 2 10 20 


Miscellaneous 



47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 1 100 30 







days 

10 2 10 10 


Total: 137 1644 1364 

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Kundapura Taluk 2012-13 Plan 

Category 

No 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 


1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 1 25 8 



4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 3 15 15 



7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 1 10 8 






Textile & Garments 0 0 0 










19 Computer paper 25kgs 20 - - - 


20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 - - - 








27 CNS Oil 200 ltrs 40 - - - 



112


Kundapura Tq: 2012-13 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 





33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 2 40 60 



36 

Concrete blocks cement 

pdts 

400 pcs 15 3 30 45 

Basic metal & metal product 0 0 0 




General Engineering 0 0 0 


41 

Heavy Vehicle body building 1 veh for 12 

days 

10 2 10 20 

Electrical & Electronics 0 0 0 


43 

Cyber café/Browsing 

internet 

5 hrs 1 1 5 10 


Miscellaneous 0 0 0 



47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 0 0 0 



Job works service & repair 0 0 0 


51 

Air conditioner repair & Ser 

4 sets 10 1 5 5 

52 

Spray painting 1Veh. for 4 

days 

10 1 5 5 


Total: 79 1030 878 

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Kundapura Taluk 2013-14 Plan 

Category 

No 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 


1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 1 25 8 



4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 3 15 15 



7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 - - - 


















20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 - - - 


22 Tyre Retreading 12 tyres 15 - - - 






27 CNS Oil 200 ltrs 40 0 0 0 



114


Kundapura Tq: 2013-14 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 





33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 2 40 60 



36 


pdts 

400 pcs 15 3 30 45 







41 


days 

10 2 10 20 



43 


internet 

5 hrs 1 1 5 10 


Miscellaneous 



47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 - - - 






52 


days 

10 1 5 5 


Total: 85 1065 890 

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Category 

No 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 


1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 1 25 8 



4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 2 10 10 



7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 1 10 8 


















20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 - - - 








27 CNS Oil 200 ltrs 40 - - - 



116




per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 





33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 2 40 60 



36 


pdts 

400 pcs 15 2 20 30 







41 


days 

10 2 10 20 


42 Software developments 10 hrs 10 - - - 

43 


internet 

5 hrs 1 1 5 10 

44 Call centres 8 hrs 5 - - - 

Miscellaneous 



47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 - - - 





51 Air conditioner repair & Ser 4 sets 10 - - - 


52 

10 1 5 5 

days 


Total: 85 1044 824 

117



Category 

No 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 


1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 1 25 8 



4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 3 15 15 



7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 2 20 16 


















20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 1 100 10 



23 Leather Chappals 500 Sets 8 1 10 10 





27 CNS Oil 200 ltrs 40 - - - 


29 Lime shell Powder 2 tonnes 10 - - - 

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per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 





33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 2 40 60 



36 


pdts 

400 pcs 15 3 30 45 



38 Tin containers & metal caps 200 nos 15 - - - 




41 


days 

10 2 10 20 



43 


internet 

5 hrs 1 1 5 10 


Miscellaneous 

45 Sofa & Cushion works 3 items 5 - - - 


47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 - - - 






52 


days 

10 2 10 10 


Total: 86 1144 832 

119



Category 

No 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 


1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 1 25 8 



4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 3 15 15 



7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 2 20 16 


















20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 - - - 








27 CNS Oil 200 ltrs 40 1 40 10 



120


Kundapura: 2016-17 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 





33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 2 40 60 



36 


pdts 

400 pcs 15 3 30 45 







41 


days 

10 2 10 20 



43 


internet 

5 hrs 1 2 10 20 


Miscellaneous 



47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 1 100 30 






52 


days 

10 1 5 5 


Total: 89 1288 975 

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Karkala Taluk 2012-13 Plan 

Category 

No 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 


1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 1 25 8 



4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 3 15 15 



7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 1 10 8 


















20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 - - - 








27 CNS Oil 200 ltrs 40 1 40 10 

28 Vetiverty Oil 300ml 1 - - - 


122


Karkala Tq: 2012-13 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 





33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 1 20 30 



36 


pdts 

400 pcs 15 1 10 15 







41 


days 

10 1 5 10 



43 


internet 

5 hrs 1 1 5 10 


Miscellaneous 



47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 - - - 

48 Ayurvedic Medicine 30 ltrs 10 - - - 





52 


days 

10 1 5 5 


Total: 65 860 653 

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Karkala Taluk 2013-14 Plan 

No 

Category 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 


1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 1 25 8 



4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 2 10 10 



7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 1 10 8 












b) Wooden Doors 5 Sets 20 - - - 






20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 - - - 








27 CNS Oil 200 ltrs 40 1 40 10 



124


Karkala Tq: 2013-14 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 



31 Granite stone & jelly 20ton 50 - - - 


33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 2 40 60 



36 


pdts 

400 pcs 15 2 20 30 







41 


days 

10 1 5 10 



43 


internet 

5 hrs 1 1 5 10 


Miscellaneous 


46 Poultry feed 200 kgs 20 - - - 

47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 - - - 





51 Air conditioner repair & Ser 4 sets 10 - - - 

52 


days 

10 1 5 5 


Total: 65 717 657 

125



No 

Category 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 


1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 1 25 8 



4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 2 10 10 



7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 - - - 


















20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 - - - 








27 CNS Oil 200 ltrs 40 1 40 10 



126




per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 





33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 1 20 30 



36 


pdts 

400 pcs 15 3 30 45 







41 


days 

10 1 5 10 



43 


internet 

5 hrs 1 1 5 10 


Miscellaneous 



47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 - - - 


49 Leaf cups & plates 1000 Nos 10 - - - 




52 


days 

10 1 5 5 


Total: 72 1008 808 

127



No 

Category 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 


1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 1 25 8 



4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 2 10 10 



7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 1 10 8 


















20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 - - - 








27 CNS Oil 200 ltrs 40 - - - 



128




per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 





33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 2 40 60 



36 


pdts 

400 pcs 15 2 20 30 







41 


days 

10 2 10 20 



43 


internet 

5 hrs 1 1 5 10 


Miscellaneous - - - 


46 Poultry feed 200 kgs 20 - - - 

47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 - - - 


49 Leaf cups & plates 1000 Nos 10 - - - 




52 


days 

10 0 0 0 


Total: 70 807 722 

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No 

Category 


per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 


1 Rice Mill 5 ton 20 1 25 8 



4 Ice cream 60kgs 5 3 15 15 



7 Oil Mill 200kgs 12 1 10 8 


















20 PVC Pipes 5 Ton 30 1 100 10 







26 Paints & allied products 100kgs 20 - - - 

27 CNS Oil 200 ltrs 40 - - - 

28 Vetiverty Oil 300ml 1 - - - 


130




per day 

Power in 

HP 

Unit 

Invest(Rs 

in lakhs) 

Emp 

(In Nos) 



31 Granite stone & jelly 20ton 50 - - - 


33 Bricks 4000 nos 10 1 20 30 



36 


pdts 

400 pcs 15 2 20 30 







41 


days 

10 2 10 20 



43 


internet 

5 hrs 1 1 5 10 


Miscellaneous 



47 Fish Meal 500 kgs 30 - - - 






52 


days 

10 1 5 5 


Total: 67 916 656 

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ABSTRACT 

Proposed establish the Micro & SSI Units in Udupi District yearwise as detailed below 

UDUPI TALUK 

Sl. No Year No of Units Investment Employment 


1. 2012-13 111 1382 1106 

2. 2013-14 119 1530 1175 

3. 2014-15 121 1564 1216 

4. 2015-16 128 1725 1365 

5. 2016-17 137 1644 1364 

Total 616 7845 6226 

KUNDAPURA TALUK 



1. 2012-13 79 1030 878 

2. 2013-14 85 1065 890 

3. 2014-15 85 1044 824 

4. 2015-16 86 1144 832 

5. 2016-17 89 1288 975 

Total 424 5571 4399 

KARKALA KARKALA TALUK 



1. 2012-13 65 860 653 

2. 2013-14 65 717 657 

3. 2014-15 72 1008 808 

4. 2015-16 70 807 722 

5. 2016-17 67 916 656 

Total 339 4308 3496 

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11.0 PROFILES OF LEADING INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES 

11.1 M/s. Aapson Orthotics, Plot No: 14A-1, KIADB Industrial Area, Manipal, Udupi Taluk 

10.1 M/s. Aapson Orthotics, Plot No: 

14A-1, KIADB Industrial Area, Manipal, 

Udupi Taluk & District, Karnataka India 

was started in the year 2009-10 by Sri. 

Haridas Prabhu for the manufacture of 

Aluminum walker, crutches, walking sticks 

and MCR Chapps for leprosy patients. 

This is only one of its kinds in whole of 

Karnataka earlier these products were 

manufactured from P.O.P Cements. The 

promoter has collected information from 

various hospitals and now they are 

manufacturing nearly 150 different types 

of products viz splints, belts and collars. 

Now the unit is getting order for exports and it has obtained ISO 9001:2008 certificates 

with the financial assistance from District Industries Centre, Udupi and Ministry of 

Micro Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME). Now the unit is in the process of obtaining 

C.E Certificate from Europe. 

We are producing these medical aided equipments for the patients and all the 

products are competitive price and it is a service for the benefits of handicapped 

persons and patients. 

Our district is having shortage of Die makers for all plastic components, plastic hooks, 

buckles, clips etc. the same thing is for motor winding. There is a good demand for 

motor rewinding activity. 

Investment & Turnover: 

The company has started with gross assets of Rs. 76.00 lakhs and the turnover of the 

company is Rs. 4.00 crores. 

Promoter’s background: 

The promoter’s Sri. Haridas Prabhu has done is Diploma in Pharmacy from College of 

Pharmacy, Manipal, udupi. He has taken training for the designing of footwear for Diabetic 

patients from Vellore and he has got experience in surgical business from 1981. He is well 

versed in the designing of orthopedics. 

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12.0 A FEW SUCCESS STORIES 

12.1 Daivabharana, Girijachandra Complex, Main Road, Padubidri 

Smt. Supanna aged 42 years was a 

housewife in Padubidri, Udupi Tq 

possessing a B.A degree. Her Brother 

has vast experience in manufacturing 

of gold, silver and brass articles. He 

encouraged her to start an enterprise 

using her skills in gold, silver, brass, 

wooden articles. She approached 

District Industries Centre, Udupi for 

availability financial assistance under 

various schemes. 

She applied for PMEGP 2010-11 and 

got financial assistance from 

Corporation Bank, Nandikur Branch, 

Udupi to an extent of Rs. 25.00 lakhs 

to start an unit producing Gold, Silver 

and Brass Articles. Now she has 

provided employment to 11 People. 

The unit is running successfully. 

12.2 Sri. Durgaparameshwari Marine Engineering Works, Inside Malpe Fishing Harbour 


Sri. Jagadish aged about 47 years 

from Malpe, Udupi Tq. He was a 

normal worker working in similar 

type of workshop in malpe and 

earning his living. He could never 

dream of establishing his own 

Engineering workshop due to 

financial problems. But he thanks 

to DIC and Syndicate Bank that his 

dreams are fulfilled. 

Now and he successfully running his workshop employing 15 labourers under PMEGP 

Scheme. He would like to recommend some of his fellow persons to seek guidance and 

assistance from DIC and Syndicate Bank and avail benefits of PMEGP. He once again 

thanks all the Officers and Staff of DIC and Syndicate Bank for supporting in his venture. 

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12.3 Laxmi Wood Desingers, Near Bahubali Pravachana Mandir, Karkala 

Sri. Shiva Devadiga aged 50 years 

residing at Laxmi Nivasa, Dhanashale, 

Karkala Tq. He is not a graduate or well 

educated. But he has vast experience in 

wood designing, and working as labour 

in wood industries. He was encouraged 

by his colleague to start an enterprise 

using his skill in wood designing and 

wood carving work. 

He approached I.E.O., Karkala for 

availability financial assistance under 

various scheme. He applied for PMEGP 

2010-11 and got financial assistance of 

Rs. 16.00 lakhs from Viajaya Bank, 

Karkala. He established a unit namely 

“Laxmi Wood designing” Now he is 

collecting Wooden Doors, Windows & 

furniture order from builders and local 

industries and running his industry 

successfully. He has provided 

employment to 15 members. 

12.4 Nikki Polymer Products, Karvalu, Alevoor Road, Udupi Tq. 

Smt Reena Anand Shetty aged 32 years 

was a housewife from Kallianpura, 

Santhekatte of Udupi taluk. She just 

began a small industry of 

manufacturing interlock PVC moulds in 

the name of Nikki Polymer Products. In 

south it is the first industry where PVC 

moulds are manufacturing. It is 

situated in Karvalu Alevoor Road, 

Manipal, Udupi. She learned that hard 

work, patience communication skills, 

financial support and self confidence 

can lead us to success in industry. 

For which Canara Bank Kallianpura, Udupi and DIC, Udupi motivate her lot to come 

forward with this PMEGP Scheme. Now she has provided employment to 30 people in 

her unit. 

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12.5 Om Shiva Feeds, 108 Kalathur Village, Udupi Tq. 

Smt Srilatha aged 49 years was an 

unemployed and housewife from 

108, Kalathur Village, Udupi Tq. 

She is not a graduate or well 

educated. She approached D.I.C, 

Udupi and applied for PMEGP 

Scheme for the year 2009-10 and 

got financial assistance from 

Syndicate Bank, Shirva to an 

extent of Rs. 20.90 lakhs to start 

an unit producing poultry feeds. 

Now she has provided 

employment to 23 people in her 

unit. The unit is running 

successfully under profit. 

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13.0 IMPORTANT STATE POLICES & CENTRAL GOVT SCHEMES 

STATE GOVERNMENT POLICES 

I. NEW INDUSTRIAL POLICY 2009-14 

The Government of Karnataka has announced the Karnataka New Industrial Policy 

2009-14, vide Government Order No. CI 233 SPI 2008, Bangalore Dated: 28-2-2009. 

The above industrial policy and package of incentives and concessions shall come 

into effect from 01.04.2009 and will have a span of five years i.e upto 31.03.2014. In 

Udupi District all the three taluks viz Udupi, Kundapura & Karkala are coming 

under Zone-3 category. 

The details of incentives and concession are given under 2009-14 policy are as 

given below: 

1. Investment Promotion Subsidy. 

a) Micro Manufacturing Enterprises : 

Zone – 3: 15% VFA (Maximum. Rs. 5.00 lakhs) 

b) Small Manufacturing Enterprises : 

Zone – 3: 10% VFA (Maximum. Rs. 10.00 lakhs) 

Additional subsidy to SC/ST, Women Physical challenged, Ex-servicemen, 

Entrepreneurs. Additional 5% subsidy subject to a maximum of Rs. 1.00 lakh, Rs. 

3.00 lakhs for Micro and Small Manufacturing Enterprises respectively. 

2. Exemption from Stamp Duty: 

Stamp duty to be paid in respect of 

i. Loan agreement, credit deeds, mortgage and hypothecation deeds executed 

for availing term loans State Govt and / OR State Financial Corporation, 

Industrial Development Corporation, National Level Financial Institution, 

Commercial Banks, RRBs, Co-operative Bank, KVIB/KVIC. Karnataka State 

SC/ST Development Corporation, Karnataka State Minority Development 

Corporation and other institutions which may be notified by the Government 

from time to time for the initial period of five years only. 

ii. For lease deeds, lease-cum-sale and absolute sale deeds executed by 

industrial enterprises in respect of industrial plots, sheds, industrial 

tenements, by KIADB, KSSIDC, KEONICS, KSIIDC, Industrial Co-operatives and 

approved private industrial estates shall be exempted as below. 

Zone – 3 : 75% 

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3. Concessional Registration Charges 

For All loan documents and sale deeds as specified in 2 above, the registration 

charges shall be at a concessional rate of Rs.1/- per Rs. 1000/- 

4. Waiver of Conversion Fine: 

The payment of conversion fee for converting the land from agriculture use to 

industrial use including for development of industrial areas by private investors 

will bewaived as detailed below. 

Zone – 3 : 75% 

5. Exemption from Entry Tax: 

In Zone – 3 : 100% exemption from payment of Entry Tax on ‘Plant & Machinery 

and Capital Goods’ for an initial period of 3 years from the date of 

commencement of project implementation. For this purpose, the term ‘Plant & 

Machinery and Capital Goods’ also includes Plant & Machinery equipment etc. 

including machineries for captive generation of Electricity. 

On raw materials, inputs, component parts & consumables (excluding petroleum 

products) for a period of 5 years from the date of commencement of commercial 

production. 

6. Incentives for Exported Oriented Enterprises: 

i. Exemption from payment of ET 

For 100% EOUs, 100% exemption from payment of ET on ‘ Plant & Machinery 

and Capital Goods’ for an initial period of 3 years from the date of 

commencement of project implementation irrespective of zones. 

ii. Refund of Certification Charges: 

Refund of expenses incurred for compulsory marking like Conformity 

European (CE), China Compulsory Certificate (CCC), etc., to the extent of 50% 

of expense subject to a maximum of Rs. 2.00 lakhs per unit for both 100% 

and other EOUs in all zones. 

7. Exemption of APMC Cess / Fees : 

APMC Cess / fees in respect of procurement of agriculture produce as specified in 

the Schedule (inserted by Act No. 17 of 1980 and effective from 30.06.1979) Sl. 

No. II, III, IV, VI, VII, IX and X to the Karnataka APM (Regulation & Development) 

Act, 1966, directly from farmers for processing by new and existing industries in 

Zone- 3 shall be exempted for period of three years. 

8. Subsidy for setting up ETP’s 

One time capital subsidy upto 50% of the cost of Effluent Treatment Plants (ETPs), 

subject to a ceiling of Rs. 100 lakhs per manufacturing enterprises in Zone 3. 

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9. Interest Free Loan on VAT : 

All new Large and Mega manufacturing enterprises established in Zone-3 shall 

be offered interest from loan. 

10. Interest Subsidy: 

Micro manufacturing enterprises: 

Interest subsidy @ 5% on term loans. The interest subsidy is payable only in the 

interest actually paid to financial institutions and not defaulted in payment of 

principle or interest installments. The amount of interest subsidy will be 

effective rate of interest (after deducting interest subsidy) receivable by any 

institutions / under any Government of India scheme or 5% per annum which is 

less). The period of interest subsidy is 3 years in Zone-3. 

11. Exemption from Electricity Duty: 

Micro & Small Manufacturing Enterprises: 100% exemption of electricity duty / 

tax for the initial period of three years in zone-3 respectively. 

12. Technology Upgradation, Quality certification and Patent 

Registration. 

i. Interest Subsidy on TU Loan: Zone-3 5% on loans availed from KSFC, KSIIDC & 

Scheduled commercial banks, which are not covered under CLCSS of GOI. 

ii. ISO series certification: Zone -3 75% of cost (Maximum Rs. 75,000/-) 

iii. BIS Certification: 50% of fees payable to BIS. (Maximum Rs. 20,000/-) and 

25% of cost (maximum Rs. 50,000/-) for purchase of testing equipments as 

approved by BIS. 

iv. Patent Registration: 75% of cost of fees payable to Patent Office (maximum 

Rs. 1.25 lakhs) and 50% of cost (maximum Rs. 75,000/-) towards attorney 

fees patent search etc. 

v. Technology Adoption: 25% of cost (maximum Rs. 50,000/-) for adopting 

technology from recognized national laborites. 

vi. Technology Business Incubation Cente: 25% of the project cost (maximum 

Rs. 50.00 lakhs). 

13. Water harvesting / Conservation Measures: 

i. Rain water harvesting : 50% of cost (maximum. Rs. 1.00 lakh). 

ii. Waste water recycling : 50% of cost (maximum. Rs. 5.00 lakh). 

iii. Zero discharge process: 50% of cost (maximum. Rs. 1.00 lakh). 

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14. Energy Conservation: 

Practicing Energy Conservation measures resulting in reduction of Energy 

Consumption of at least 10% of earlier consumption: 10% of capital cost 

(maximum Rs. 5.00 lakhs). 

Use of non-conventional energy sources: 10% of capital cost (maximum Rs. 5.00 

lakhs) 

15. Additional Incentives to the enterprises following Reservation 

Policy of the state. 

Medium, Large and Mega Manufacturing Enterprises in all zones employing 

more than 100 persons: 

50% reimbursement of expenditure incurred for employees coming under 

reserved category towards contribution to ESI & EPF scheme for a period of 

initial 5 years. 

16. Refund of cost incurred for preparation Project Reports: 

The cost incurred for preparation of project reports by TECSOK/CEDOK/KSFC or 

any other recognized institutions for availing loans shall be reimbursed to the 

maximum of Rs. 10,000/- per unit subject to financing of the unit. 

KARNATAKA TOURISM POLICY 2009 –14 

Incentives and Concessions 

I. Stamp duty / Registration charges 

1. 50% exemption on stamp duty for investment below Rs. 50 Crores. 

2. 75% exemption on stamp duty for projects of Rs. 50 Crores and above. 

3. 75% exemption on stamp duty for projects of over Rs. 10 Crores in Zone 3 

and Zone 4. 

4. Registration charges shall be allowed as provided in the Industrial Policy 2009 

-14. (As per ANNEXURE IV) 

II. Conversion Fee 

1. Concession under Conversion Fee as applicable under the Industrial Policy 

2009-14. (As per ANNEXURE V) 

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III. Entertainment Tax 

100% exemption for all cinema theatres newly constructed, including any new I- 

Max or Multiplex theatres situated within the limits of the local authority other 

than the Corporation of the City of Bangalore, for a period of three years is 

allowed as provided under Notification No. FD: 48: CEX: 96 dated 30-10-1996 and 

subject to the conditions stipulated therein. Entry Tax as exempted in the 

Industrial Policy 2009-14. (As per ANNEXURE V) Note: All tax concessions will be 

as per notifications issued under the relevant Acts and subject to such conditions 

and procedures as prescribed in the notification. 

IV. Investment Subsidy 

‣ Category A: 10% of the fixed assets subject to a maximum of Rs.10 lakhs 

‣ Category B: 15% of the value of fixed assets subject to a maximum of Rs.15 

lakhs 

‣ Category C: 25% of the value of fixed assets subject to a maximum of Rs.25 

lakhs 

‣ Category D: 35% of the value of fixed assets subject to a maximum of Rs.35 

lakhs 

‣ Category E: 30% of the value of fixed assets subject to a maximum of Rs.30 

lakhs 

TEXTILE POLICY: SUVARNA VASTRA NEETHI 2008-13 

This Policy will be in force for a period of five years (i.e. 2008-13). 

Incentives Offered 

1. Credit linked Capital subsidy 

2. Entry Tax reimbursement 

3. Stamp Duty Reimbursement 

4. Land Acquisition/ Allotment through KIADB / KSSIDC 

5. Common infrastructure for Greenfield Textile Parks: SITP approved projects. 

6. Power subsidy 

7. Common Effluent Hazardous waste disposal facility 

8. Capacity building support 

The other related polices are 

• The Millennium IT Policy 

• The Millennium Biotech Policy 

• Karnataka Grape Processing and Wine Policy 

• Infrastructure Policy 

• The Millennium BPO Policy 

• Karnataka State Mineral Policy 

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CENTRAL GOVERNMENT SCHEMES 

OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT COMMISSIONER SCHEMES 

Office of Development Commissioner operates a number of schemes for the MSME sector. 

At a glance these are:- 

1. National Manufacturing Competitiveness Programme (NMCP) Schemes Under XI 

Plan - The Government has announced formulation of National Competitiveness 

Programme in 2005 with an objective to support the Small and Medium Enterprises 

(SMEs) in their endeavor to become competitive and adjust the competitive pressure 

caused by liberalization and moderation of tariff rates. 

2. Micro & Small Enterprises Cluster Development Programme (MSE-CDP) - 

DC(MSME) launched MSE-CDP for holistic development of selected MSEs clusters 

through value chain and supply chain management on co-operative basis. 

3. Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme for Technology Upgradation - The Scheme 

was launched in October, 2000 and revised w.e.f. 29.09.2005. The revised scheme 

aims at facilitating Technology Upgradation of Micro and Small Enterprises by 

providing 15% capital subsidy (12% prior to 2005) on institutional finance availed by 

them for induction of well established and improved technology in approved subsectors/products. 

The admissible capital subsidy under the revised scheme is 

calculated with reference to purchase price of Plant and Machinery. Maximum limit 

of eligible loan for calculation of subsidy under the revised scheme is also been 

raised Rs. 40 lakhs to Rs. 100 lakh w.e.f. 29-09.2005. 

4. Credit Guarantee Scheme - Collateral free loans upto a limit of Rs.50 lakhs - for 

individual MSEs. 

5. ISO 9000/ISO 14001 Certification Reimbursement Scheme - Incentive Scheme of 

Reimbursement of expenses for acquiring Quality Management System (QMS) ISO 

9000 certification/environment management (EMS) ISO 14001 certification to the 

extent of 75% or Rs.75,000/-whichever is lower.- For individual 

SISIs/Ancillary/tiny/SSSBE units 

6. MSME MDA - The scheme offers funding upto 75% in respect of to and fro air fare 

for participation by MSME Entrepreneurs in overseas fairs/trade delegations. The 

scheme also provide for funding for producing publicity material (upto 25% of costs) 

Sector specific studies (upto Rs. 2 lakhs) and for contesting anti-dumping cases (50% 

upto Rs. 1 lakh) - for individual MSMEs & Associations. 

Participation in the International Exhibitions/ Fairs - For registered Small & 

Micro manufacturing enterprises with DI/DIC. 

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Financial Assistance for using Global Standards (GS1) in Barcoding - 

Recognized the importance of barcoding and avail financial assistance 

through Office of DC(MSME). 

Purchase and Price Preference Policy - This is administered through the 

Single Point Registration Scheme of NSIC. Under this, 358 items are reserved 

for exclusive purchase from MSME by Central Government. Other facilities 

include tender documents free of cost, exemption from earnest money and 

security deposit and 15% price preference in Central Government purchases - 

for individual MSMEs 

7. Mini Tool Rooms - Assistance upto 90% or Rs.9.00 crores, whichever is less for 

setting up new Mini Tool Rooms. For upgradation of existing Tool Rooms, assistance 

is 75% or Rs.7.5 crores - for State Governments. 

8. Assistance to Entrepreneurship Development Institutes - For strengthening training 

infrastructure in EDIs, assistance upto 50% or Rs. 50 lakhs whichever is less - for 

State Governments. 

9. Scheme of Micro Finance Programme - Creating self employment opportunities is 

one way of attacking poverty and solving the problems of unemployment. There are 

over 24 crore people below the poverty line in the country. 

10. Scheme of National Award - The Micro, Small &Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in 

India have seen a vast development in the last five decades. The MSMEs have 

registered tremendous growth as also progress in terms of quality production, 

exports, innovation, product development and import substitution, very much 

beyond the expected objectives of setting up MSMEs by the planners of industrial 

production base in the country. 

11. Scheme to Support 5 Selected University / Colleges to Run 1200 Entrepreneurship 

Clubs per Annum - A package for the promotion of Micro and Small Enterprises, 

based on the Circular No.2(6)/2006-MSME Policy dated the 7th November,2006 has 

been approved by the Cabinet Committee for Economic Affairs(C.C.E.A.). 

FOR DETAILS VISIT http://www.dcmsme.gov.in/schemes/sidoscheme.html 

MINISTRY OF FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRIES 

Guidelines for implementation Of National Mission on Food Processing (NMFP) during 

12th Plan (2012-13) 

1 Introduction: 

Ministry of Food Processing Industries (MFPI) has launched a new Centrally 

Sponsored Scheme (CSS) - National Mission on Food Processing (NMFP) during 

12th Plan (2012-13) for implementation through States / UTs. The basic objective 

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Annexure-A 

of NMFP is decentralization of implementation of Ministry’s schemes, which will 

lead to substantial participation of State Governments / UTs. The NMFP 

contemplates establishment of a National Mission as well as corresponding 

Missions in the State and District level. NMFP is likely improve significantly the 

Ministry’s outreach in terms of planning, supervision and monitoring of various 

schemes. 

Components of the Mission proposed to be implemented during 2012-13: 

During the 1st year of the 12th Plan (2012-13), only those components will be 

implemented by the state governments / UTs, which were part of the 11th Plan 

central sector schemes implemented by the Ministry. Broadly, the guidelines for 

the 1st year of 12th Plan (2012-13) for these components will be the same as was 

followed during the 11th Plan by the Ministry. Necessary changes will, however, be 

made when the proposal for full fledged scheme is placed before the competent 

authority for approval for the remaining period of 12th Plan. During the first year 

of 12th Plan (2012-13) the states will implement the following components:- 

a) Technology Upgradation/ Establishment/ Modernization of Food Processing 

Industries. (Annexure-A) 

b) Cold Chain, Value Addition and Preservation Infrastructure for nonhorticultural 

produce. (Annexure-B) 

c) Human Resource Development. (Annexure-C) 

d) Scheme for promotional activities. (Annexure-D) 

Guidelines for implementation of Scheme of Technology Upgradation, Establishment, 

Modernisation of Food Processing Industries during 12th Plan (2012-13) under NMFP. 

1 Objectives: 

The main objective of the scheme is to increase the level of processing, reduction 

of wastage, value addition, enhance the income of farmers as well as increase 

exports thereby resulting in overall development of food processing sector. The 

scheme envisages to extend the financial assistance for setting up of new food 

processing units as well as Technological Upgradation and Expansion of existing 

units in the country. 

2 Eligible sectors: 

Sectors in food processing such as fruits & vegetables, milk products, meat, 

poultry, fishery, cereal/other consumer food products, oilseeds products, rice 

milling, flour milling, pulse processing and such other agri-horticultural sectors 

including food flavours and colours, oleoresins, spices, coconut, mushrooms and 

hops will be covered under the Scheme. The activities of aerated water, packaged 

drinking water and soft drinks will not be considered for financial assistance under 

the Scheme. 

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Annexure -B 

3 Eligible organizations: 

All implementing agencies / organizations such as Govt. / PSUs / Joint Sector / 

NGOs / Cooperatives / Private Sector / individuals engaged in setting up / 

expansion / modernization of food processing units would be eligible for financial 

assistance under the scheme. 

4 Financial grant: 

The scheme envisages financial assistance to food processing units in the form of 

grant-in-aid @ 25% of the cost of plant and machinery and technical civil works 

subject to a maximum of Rs.50.00 lakhs in general areas and @ 33.33% subject to 

maximum of 75.00 lakhs in difficult areas such as Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal 

Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim and North Eastern States, A & N Islands, 

Lakshadweep and ITDP areas. 

Guidelines for implementation of scheme of Cold Chain, Value Addition and Preservation 

Infrastructure (for non-horticultural products) during 12th plan (2012-13) under NMFP. 

1. Objectives: 

The objective of the scheme is to provide integrated and complete cold chain and 

preservation infrastructure facilities without any break, from the farm gate to the 

consumer or from the production site to the market. Pre-cooling facilities at 

production sites, reefer vans, and mobile cooling units also assisted under the 

Integrated Cold Chain projects. Scheme helps linking groups of producers to the 

processors and market through well equipped supply chain and cold chain. 

2. Salient Features of the Scheme: 

The Scheme of Cold Chain, Value Addition and Preservation Infrastructure will 

have the following components: 

Minimal Processing Centre at the farm level and this centre is to have 

facilities for weighing, sorting, grading, packing, pre-cooling, Controlled 

Atmosphere (CA) / Modified Atmosphere (MA) cold storage, normal storage 

and IQF. 

Mobile pre-cooling vans and reefer trucks as may be suitable for transport of 

Non-horticulture roduce. 

Distribution hubs with multi product and multi CA /MA chambers cold 

storage /Variable Humidity Chambers, Packing facility, CIP Fog treatment, IQF 

and blast freezing. 

Irradiation facility. 

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To avail financial assistance, any two of the components, from (a), (b) or (c) 

above will have to be setup by the units. Considering the functional nature of 

the facility, Irradiation facility can be treated as a standalone one for the 

purpose of availing grant. 

To provide integrated and complete cold chain facilities without any break 

from the farm gate to the consumer, Pre-cooling facilities at production sites, 

reefer vans, and mobile cooling units has been covered under the Integrated 

Cold Chain projects. Stand alone facilities, except irradiation facility will not 

be considered for assistance. 

Value addition Centers may also include infrastructural facilities including 

processing / multi-line processing / collection centers, etc. 

Irradiation facilities may also cover warehousing, cold storage facilities etc. 

for storage of raw material and finished products for efficient utilization of 

the facility. 

3. Eligible Sectors: 

The Integrated Cold Chain Value Addition and Preservation Infrastructure 

Projects pertaining to 

Non-Horticultural Products such as: 

a. Dairy – All milk and milk products, etc. 

b. Meat – Red meat, white meat, beef, pork, lamb, mutton, poultry, bovine 

meat and their processed products thereof, etc. 

c. Aquaculture and marine products like Seafood, Fish, Prawns and their 

processed products, etc.18 

4. Eligible Organizations: 

Integrated cold chain and preservation infrastructure can be set up by individuals, 

or groups of entrepreneurs with business interest in cold chain solutions and also 

by those who manage supply chain. 

The assistance will be available to the individual Entrepreneurs, Partnership firms, 

Society, Regd. Society, Co-operatives, Companies and Corporation etc. However 

the person/agency/group having received grants from any other State/Central 

Govt. etc. for the similar type of items/project components shall not be entitled to 

avail assistance again on those items/project components. 

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Annexure- C 

Guidelines for implementation of HRD components Under National Mission on Food 

Processing during 12th Plan (2012-13) 

Introduction: 

The Food Processing Industry is critical to India’s development as it establishes a vital 

linkage and synergy between the two pillars of the economy – Industry and 

Agriculture. Food Processing sector employs about 13 million people directly and 

about 35 million indirectly. Available trained work force would reduce the wastages 

by 2% to 3%. Demand for trained manpower including entrepreneurs, managers, 

technologists, skilled workers to cater to the growing needs of the food processing 

industry likely to surge further. Besides latest technology & diversification and new 

ways of managing and marketing is required by the existing food processing industry 

to face global competition. Ministry of Food Processing Industries (MFPI) has been 

implementing the Scheme for Human Resources Development since 9 th Plan and 

onwards to augment the supply of trained manpower/personnel at all levels for food 

processing sector namely entrepreneurs, managers, sales persons, floor workers etc. 

During the 12 th Five Year Plan (2012-13) the HRD Scheme has been subsumed under 

the National Mission on Food Processing, which is being implemented through State/ 

UT Governments. 

The following are the four components in the HRD Schemes: 

1. Creation of infrastructure facilities for running Degree/ Diploma courses in 

Food Processing Technology. 

2. Entrepreneurship Development Programme (EDP). 

3. Food Processing Training Centre FPTC). 

4. Training at Recognised National/State level Institutes etc sponsored by MFPI/ 

other training programmes. 

Component-wise details of the Human Resources Development Scheme are as follows: 

1. Creation of Infrastructure facilities for running Degree / Diploma Course in food 

processing technology: 

1.1 Objectives: 

To cater to the growing need of the food processing industries for trained 

manpower (including entrepreneurs, managers, technologists, skilled workers) 

and also keep abreast with latest technology & diversification and new ways 

of managing and marketing to face global competition. 

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1.2 Eligibility: 

All recognized Universities / Institutions /Colleges, whether in Govt. Sector or 

private sector, will be eligible for grant-in-aid. Duly recognized B. Tech / M. 

Tech Degree in Food Technology or Food Science / 3years B.Sc. / 2 years M Sc. 

Food Technology or Food Processing or Food Science / 1 year post graduate 

diploma or 1 year Diploma course in Food Technology / Food Processing/ Food 

Science will be eligible for financial assistance for starting the course as well as 

for upgradation. 

1.3 Quantum of Assistance: 

Quantum of assistance will be maximum Rs. 75 lakh for creation of 

infrastructure; like technical / academic books/journals including online 

publications, laboratory equipments, pilot plant etc. To make Universities / 

Institutions more accountable, share of these institutes is the creation of 

infrastructure, will be in form of Land, Building and Manpower & all other 

recurring costs. Amount of assistance for technical / academic books and 

subscriptions for journals including e27 journals / magazines on related 

subjects will not exceed 10% of equipment cost. Applicants will submit 

affidavit on non-judicial stamp paper of minimum value of Rs. 10/-, duly 

notarized, indicating that they have not applied to any other Central Govt. / 

State Govt. Ministry/Department for funding of components of the project. 

Entrepreneurship Development Programmes (EDPs). 

Since the Government is emphasizing the processing of agro product into value 

added products with a view to reduce the wastage of agricultural produce and 

increase in the income of farmers, it requires to train the farmers and prospective 

entrepreneurs / unemployed youth in an intensive manner so as to sensitise them to 

the idea of value addition, food processing and encourage them to establish food 

processing industries. To achieve these objectives, the integrated frame work of EDP 

in the 12 th plan (2012-13) will have the following activities:- 

a) The trainees would be selected on the basis of the interest shown by them 

for a regular six week EDP to be conducted at the block / sub divisional/ 

district head quarters. This six week EDP would have the following three 

components: 

i. Six weeks EDP programme. 

ii. One year follow up programme. 

iii. Higher level of sector specific training in reputed institutions e.g. 

CFTRI / IITs /Universities, Colleges etc based on requirement. 

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Food Processing Training Centre (FPTC) 


Development of Rural Entrepreneurship and transfer of technology for processing of 

food products by utilizing locally grown raw material and providing “Hand- on” 

experience at such production cum training centres, while according priority to 

SC/ST/OBC and women minorities candidates. 

3.2 Eligibility: 

Central or State Government Organizations, Educational & Training Institutions, 

Schools and Colleges, ITIs, NGOs, Co-operatives will be eligible for grant to set up 

FPTC. FPTCs will preferably be sanctioned in those clusters, which have been 

selected for EDPs. 

3.3 Pattern of Assistance (As grants-in-aid): 

Grants-in-aid would be available to the FPTCs only to the following extent: Single 

Product Line Centre (for any one group of processing activities) Rs. 4.00 lakhs for 

Fixed capital costs and Rs. 2.00 lakh as revolving seed capital Multi Product Line 

Centre (for more than one group of processing activities Rs. 11.00 lakhs for Fixed 

capital costs and Rs. 4.00 lakh as revolving seed capital 

The grantee organization will be required to run the FPTC for a minimum period of 

ten years and run “hands-on” training course for EDP trainees/ workers etc. without 

charging any fees. All other expenses shall be the responsibility of the grantee 

organization. 

3.4 Recurring Expenditure: 

Further recurring expenditure needed for the revolving seed capital on raw materials 

and consumables (preservatives/additives/packaging etc.) is expected to be 

recouped from sale proceeds of products processed at the centre and the processing 

fees paid by the growers of the raw materials. 

Training at recognised institutes such as CFTRI / DFRL/ any other reputed State / National 

level training institute / college of GOI/ State Govt. 

a. Purpose: 

i. To impart specialized training to new EDP trainees who are in advanced stage 

of setting up their own food processing units including higher levels of 

training after periodical intervals. 

ii. To upgrade the knowledge / skill level of entrepreneurs who are already 

running their Food Processing units but are desirous to expand / modernize 

their unit. 

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b. Eligibility Criteria: 

Grant will be provided to the institutions eligible for EDP grant or other 

institutions selected by State Mission Directorate of NMFP for such training 

programme. 

c. Quantum of Assistance: 

The quantum of assistance will vary with the number of trainees and duration of 

training subject to a maximum of Rs. 1,00,000/- per training programme for 20 

trainees for 10 working days. 

A one day sensitization cum awareness programme 

a. Purpose: 

Sensitizing progressive farmers / prospective entrepreneurs about the benefits of 

food processing at farm gate level itself at Block/District level in food cluster areas 

only, wherein about 100 progressive farmers / prospective entrepreneurs will be 

sensitized / made aware of the concept of value addition, food processing, 

opportunities, potentiality and its benefits. The trainees will be motivated to 

establish food processing units and to attend courses in EDP and specialized 

trainings. The location of the training site would be decided by a Pre EDP 

screening of the area to be done by the organisation conducting the EDP to know 

about the cluster of production of various commodities etc. The organisation, 

sanctioned for conduct of EDP, will make an assessment of the need and submit 

the proposal accordingly. The trainees would be selected by a transparent 

procedure of inviting applications based on newspaper advertisement. 34 

b. Financial Assistance: 

Annexure–D 

Financial assistance of upto Rs. 20,000/- per batch based on need / demand, will 

be provided by the State Mission Directorate of NMFP 

GUIDELINES FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITIES THROUGH NATIONAL 

EXHIBITIONS / FAIRS AND STUDIES/ SURVERYS, WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS DURING 12TH 

PLAN (2012-13) UNDER NMFP. 

Objectives: 

The promotional activities are aimed at the development of the processed food 

sector, creating awareness, attracting investment etc. Participation in national 

exhibitions / fairs is made to disseminate information regarding food processing 

industries, familiarizing the existing and prospective entrepreneurs with modern 

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techniques of production and packaging, development of market and popularisation 

of products. The scheme also provides assistance for organizing workshops, 

seminars, exhibitions/fairs and studies/surveys / feasibility reports etc. Such 

studies/surveys/feasibility reports are essential to monitor/review/assess and revise 

various schemes/plans/vision of the State’s food processing sector including allied 

sectors. Assistance is also provided for organizing study tours for exposure to various 

aspects of Food Processing. 

The scheme has four components broadly- 

1. Seminars / Workshops. 

2. Studies / Surveys. 

3. Exhibitions/Fairs. 

4. Study Tours. 

Guidelines for each of the components of the scheme are as follows: - 

1 Seminar / Workshops 


To focus attention on the development of Food Processing Industries. 

1.2 Eligible Organizations: 

Government/Academic Bodies, Industries’ Associations, Cooperatives, 

State/district level Industry Associations, private bodies and NGOs etc., are 

eligible to seek assistance for organizing seminars/workshops etc. in the 

prescribed application format (Annexure- XVII). The proposal should be 

submitted at least 2 months in advance of event to the designated officer as 

may be decided by the State Level Executive Committee of NMFP. In case an 

event has taken place before application, assistance shall not be considered. 

1.3 Criteria: 

The organization must ensure that the target group of participants is from 

processed food sector. 

1.4 Pattern of assistance: 

For organizing seminars/ workshops agencies will be eligible for grant up to 

50%of the cost subject to a maximum of Rs. 3 lakhs. When the State Mission 

sponsors/co-sponsors such events, there would be no ceiling to financial 

assistance provided. Sponsoring / co-sponsoring of the event organized by 

other organizations would be decided by the designated officer as may be 

decided by the State Level Executive Committee of NMFP without any legal, 

administrative and financial commitment or responsibility. 

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2 STUDIES / SURVEYS 

State Mission Directorate of NMFP or the designated officer as may be decided by 

the State Level Executive Committee of NMFP may provide financial assistance for 

conducting studies / surveys or preparation of feasibility reports as well as may 

commission conduct/preparation of studies / surveys / feasibilities reports. 


To monitor/review/assess and revise various schemes/plans/vision for the State 

/ UTs as well as allied sectors. 

2.2 Eligible Organizations: 

Government / Academic Bodies, Cooperatives, State/District level Industry 

Associations, NGOs and other Private Bodies, Government/Academic Bodies, 

National Level Industries Associations like FICCI, CII, ASSOCHAM, PHD Chamber 

of Commerce and AIFPA etc, are eligible to seek assistance for conducting 

studies/surveys/feasibility reports in the prescribed application format 

(Annexure-XVIII). 

2.3 Criteria: 

Study/ Survey must be useful in monitoring/reviewing/assessing and revising 

various schemes/plans/ vision for the State’s Food Processing Sector including 

allied sectors. 


For organizing studies/surveys, agencies will be eligible for grant up to 50%of the 

cost subject to a maximum of Rs. 3 lakhs. When the State / UT commissions the 

study/ survey, there will be no ceiling on the upper limit of the 

assistance/expenditure incurred. 

3 EXHIBITIONS/FAIRS 


To disseminate information regarding food processing industry. 

To familiarize the existing and prospective entrepreneurs with modern 

techniques of production and packaging. 

Development of market and popularisation of products. 

Attracting investments by focusing attention on the development of Food 

Processing Industries 

Assessment of potential and other relevant aspects of Food Processing 

Industries on sectoral and regional basis. 

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3.2 Eligible Organization: 

The State / UTs on its own or in close association with APEDA, CFTRI, Industry 

Associations etc. may participate in national exhibitions/fairs. 

Government/Academic Bodies, National Level Industries Associations like FICCI, 

CII, ASSOCHAM, PHD Chamber of Commerce and AIFPA etc as well as 

State/District level Industry Associations, Co-operatives, NGOs and other private 

agencies can apply in the prescribed format to the State Mission Directorate of 

NMFP or the designated officer as may be decided by the State Level Executive 

Committee of NMFP. The proposal to be submitted at least 2 months in advance 

of event. In case an event has taken place before applying for assistance the 

same shall not be considered. 

3.3 Criteria: 

The target group must be from processed food sector. 


The quantum of assistance depends on the merits of proposal. ii. When State / 

UTs in close association with APEDA, CFTRI, Industry Associations etc. 

participates in national/fairs, financial assistance shall be provided for common 

item of expenditure like space rentals, construction of stall, publication of 

literature etc. iii. In case of financial assistance to any institution/ organization for 

organizing a fair/exhibition or sponsoring/co-sponsoring of a fair/exhibition, 

quantum of assistance shall be decided on merits of the proposal. Sponsoring / 

co-sponsoring of the event organized by other organizations would be done by 

the State Government without any legal, administrative and financial 

commitment or responsibility provided at least 50% coverage is given to 

processed food sector. 

4 STUDY TOURS 

Assistance may also be provided for organizing domestic study tours only for exposure 

to various aspects of Food Processing. Participants could be representatives from the 

Government, Food Industry associations/organizations. 

The organization seeking the assistance for organizing a study tour must submit an 

application indicating objective of the study tour, Place(s) to be visited during the tour, 

composition of the study team, bio-data of the members of the study team, detailed 

justification for the study tour, total estimated expenditure on the tour along with its 

break-up, assistance sought, contribution from the organizers and sources of funding. 

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4.1 How to apply: 

Application in the prescribed format i.e. Annexure- XVIII for organizing a 

seminar/workshops/ exhibitions/fairs and Appendix-V for conduct of studies/surveys 

to be submitted to the State Mission Directorate of NMFP or the designated officer as 

may be decided by the State Level Empowered Committee (SLEC) of NMFP. 

For details visit : mofpi.nic.in/Schemes_MOFPI/NMFP_Guidelines290812.pdf 

National Horticulture Mission : 

Processing of horticultural produce and value addition is an important activity. While 

primary / minimal processing units will be promoted under NHM, large scale processing 

units will be promoted by Ministry of Food Processing 

Integrated Post Harvest Management 

Post harvest management includes packaging, grading, transportation, curing and ripening 

and storage. These facilities are essential for increasing marketability of horticulture 

produce, adding value to produce, increasing profitability and reducing losses. It is proposed 

to create a network of infrastructural facilities for storage of horticulture produce, 

transportation, marketing, packaging and grading and export. The schemes of the National 

Horticulture Board (NHB), Directorate of Marketing and Inspection (DMI) and National 

Cooperative Development Corporation (NCDC) will be made use of to the maximum possible 

extent. In this context, specific programmes which would be taken up under NHM would 

include establishment of pack houses, precooling units, mobile precooling units, cold 

storage units, Controlled Atmosphere (CA) Storage/Modified Atmosphere (MA) 

Storage/supply of refrigerated vans/containers, primary/mobile processing units, ripening 

chambers, evaporative/low energy cool chambers, preservation units, onion storage units 

and zero energy cool chambers. All these projects will be entrepreneur driven through 

commercial ventures for which Governmental assistance will be credit linked backended 

subsidy in accordance with the cost norms given in AnnexureIII. PSUs and State Government 

agencies, Cooperatives, growers’ association, farmers group, selfhelp groups, women 

farmers groups, recognized/registered by the DMCs, having at least 25 members, will also 

be entitled to avail assistance for such activities to the same extent. However, assistance will 

not be credit linked for such agencies but would be back ended subject to condition that 

they are able to meet their share of the project cost. 8.55 Assistance for setting up of new 

cold storage/ CA Storage/ MA storage will be available only to multichamber cold storage 

units with latest/new technologies, which are energy efficient with provision for insulation, 

humidity control, advanced cooling systems etc., having specifications and standards 

approved by the Ministry.ndustries (MFPI), out of their ongoing Schemes. 

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Credit Guarantee Fund Scheme for MICRO AND SMALL ENTERPRISES 

Introduction 

1. There are an estimated 26 million micro and small enterprises (MSEs) in the country 

providing employment to an estimated 60 million persons. The MSE sector contributes 

about 45% of the manufacturing sector output and 40 % of the nation's exports. Of all 

the problems faced by the MSEs, non-availability of timely and adequate credit at 

reasonable interest rate is one of the most important. One of the major causes for low 

availability of bank finance to this sector is the high risk perception of the banks in 

lending to MSEs and consequent insistence on collaterals which are not easily available 

with these enterprises. The problem is more serious for micro enterprises requiring 

small loans and the first generation entrepreneurs. 

2. The Credit Guarantee Fund Scheme for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGMSE) was 

launched by the Government of India to make available collateral-free credit to the 

micro and small enterprise sector. Both the existing and the new enterprises are eligible 

to be covered under the scheme. The Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises 

and Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI), established a Trust named 

Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE) to implement 

the Credit Guarantee Fund Scheme for Micro and Small Enterprises. The scheme was 

formally launched on August 30, 2000 and is operational with effect from 1st January 

2000. The corpus of CGTMSE is being contributed by the Government and SIDBI in the 

ratio of 4:1 respectively and has contributed Rs.1906.55 crore to the corpus of the Trust 

up to March 31,2010. As announced in the Package for MSEs, the corpus is to be raised 

to Rs.2500 crore by the end of 11th Plan. 

Eligible Lending Institutions 

3. The institutions, which are eligible under the scheme, are scheduled commercial banks 

(Public Sector Banks/Private Sector Banks/Foreign Banks) and select Regional Rural 

Banks (which have been classified under 'Sustainable Viable' category by NABARD). 

National Small Industries Corporation Ltd. (NSIC), North Eastern Development Finance 

Corporation Ltd. (NEDFi) and SIDBI have also been made eligible institutions. As on 

March 31, 2010, there were 112 eligible Lending Institutions registered as (MLIs) of the 

Trust, comprising of 27 Public Sector Banks, 16 Private Sector Banks, 61 Regional Rural 

Banks, 2 Foreign Bank and 6 other Institutions viz., NSIC, NEDFI, SIDBI and The Tamil 

Nadu Industrial Investment Corporation(TNIIC). 

Eligible Credit Facility 

4. The credit facilities which are eligible to be covered under the scheme are both term 

loans and working capital facility up to Rs.100 lakh per borrowing unit, extended 

without any collateral security or third party guarantee, to a new or existing micro 

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and small enterprise. For those units covered under the guarantee scheme, which 

may become sick owing to factors beyond the control of management, rehabilitation 

assistance extended by the lender could also be covered under the guarantee 

scheme. It is noteworthy that if the credit facility exceeds Rs.50 lakh, it may still be 

covered under the scheme but the guarantee cover will be extended for credit 

assistance of Rs.50 lakh only. Another important requirement under the scheme is 

that the credit facility should be availed by the borrowing unit from a single lending 

institution. However, the unit already assisted by the State Level 

Institution/NSIC/NEDFi can be covered under the scheme for the credit facility 

availed from member bank, subject to fulfillment of other eligibility criteria. Any 

credit facility in respect of which risks are additionally covered under a scheme, 

operated by Government or other agencies, will not be eligible for coverage under 

the scheme. 

Guarantee Cover 

5. The guarantee cover available under the scheme is to the extent of 75 per cent of the 

sanctioned amount of the credit facility. The extent of guarantee cover is 80 per cent 

for (i) micro enterprises for loans up to Rs.5 lakh; (ii) MSEs operated and/or owned 

by women; and (iii) all loans in the North-East Region. In case of default, Trust settles 

the claim up to 75% (or 80% wherever applicable) of the amount in default of the 

credit facility extended by the lending institution. For this purpose the amount in 

default is reckoned as the principal amount outstanding in the account of the 

borrower, in respect of term loan, and amount of outstanding working capital 

facilities, including interest, as on the date of the account turning Non-Performing 

Asset (NPA). 

Tenure of Guarantee 

6. The Guarantee cover under the scheme is for the agreed tenure of the term 

loan/composite credit. In case of working capital, the guarantee cover is of 5 years or 

block of 5 years. 

Fee for Guarantee 

7. The fee payable to the Trust under the scheme is one-time guarantee fee of 1.5% and 

annual service fee of 0.75% on the credit facilities sanctioned. For loans up to Rs.5 

lakh, the one-time guarantee fee and annual service fee is 1% and 0.5% respectively. 

Further, for loans in the North-East Region, the one-time guarantee fee is only 

0.75%. 

Website 

8. Operations of CGTMSE are conducted through Internet. The website of CGTMSE has 

been hosted at www.cgtsi.org.in. 

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14.0 IMPORTANT CONTACT ADDRESS 

No Name Address Phone Fax 

1 Commissioner 

for Industrial 

Development & 

Director I&C 

Directorate of Industries & Commerce, 

No: 49 South Block, Khanija Bhavan 

Race Cource Road, Bangalore – 560 001 

080- 

22389901-08 

2 Chief Executive 

Officer 

K.I.A.D.B 

3 Managing 

Director 

K.S.S.I.D.C 

4 Managing 

Director 

K.S.I.I.D.C 

5 Managing 

Director 

K.C.T.U 

6 Managing 

Director 

V.I.T.C 

7 Managing 

Director 

K.U.M 

8 Chief Advisor & 

CEO 

T.E.C.S.O.K 

9 Director 

M.S.M.E-DI 

Karnataka Area Development Board, # 

14/3, Rashtrothana Parishar Building, 

Nrupathunga Road, Bangalore 560 001 

Karnataka State Small Industries 

Development Corporation Limited, 

Industrial Estate, Rajajinagar, 

West of Chord Road, 

Bangalore 

Karnataka State Industrieal Investment 

& Development Corporation Limited. 

Khanija Bhavan 49, 4th Floor, East 

Wing, Race Course Road, Bangalore - 

560 001. 

Karnataka Council for Technological 

Upgradation (KCTU) 

4th Floor, Basava Bhavan, 

Basaveswara Circle, Bangalore - 560 001 

Karnataka State, India 

Visvesvaraya Industrial Trade Centre, 

(Govt. Of Karnataka Centre For Export 

Promotion) 3rd Floor, VITC Building, 

Kasturba Road,Bangalore-560 001. 

Karnataka Udyog Mithra, 

3 rd Floor, Khanija Bhavan (South Wing), 

No: 49, Race Cource Road, Bangalore – 

560 001 

Technical Consultancy Services 

Organisation of Karnataka (TECSOK) 

4th Floor, Basava Bhavan, 

Basaveshwara Circle, Bangalore 560 

001. India 

Micro,Small & Medium Enterprises 

(MSME) 

Rajaji Nagar, Industrial Estate, 

Bangalore- 560 044 

080- 

22215383, 

22215679 

22242006 

080- 

23407011-25 

080-2225 

8131/133 

080- 

22250772 

22861828, 

22864281 

080- 

080- 

22282392 

22285659 

22286632 

22266134 / 

41512382 / 

080- 

080- 

23151540/ 

582/583 

080- 

22389909 

080- 

22217702 

080- 

23143566 

080- 

2225 5740 

080- 

22286607 

080- 

22865202 

080- 

22266063 

080- 

22266138 

080- 

23144506 

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No Name Address Phone 

1 Deputy Comissioner Rajathadri, Manipal, Udupi 0820-2574924 

2 Add. Deputy 

Rajathadri, Manipal, Udupi 0820-2574925 

Commmissioner 

3 Chief Executive Officer Zilla Panchayath, Rajathadri, Manipal, 0820-2574938 

Udupi 

4 Joint Director of Agriculture Agricultural Deparment, Rajathadri, 0820-2574874 


5 Joint Director District Industries Centre, Shivally 

Industrial Area, Manipal, Udupi 

0820-2575655 

2575650 

6 Commissioner Udupi Town Municpality, KM Road, 0820-2520306 

Udupi. 

7 Commissioner Udupi Development Authority, Udupi. 0820-2528670 

8 President District Small Industrial Assoiation, 0820-2575544 


9. President Udupi Chamber of Commerce, Udupi. 0820-2520251 

10. Executive Engineer PWD, Ajjarkad, Udupi 0820-2531802 

11. Executive Engineer MESCOM, Udupi 0820-2521201 

12. Executive Engineer KPTCL, Kemar, Karkala 08258-234887 

13. Deputy Development KIADB, Baikampady Industrial Area, 0824-2409869 

Officer 

Mangalore 

14. Special Land Acquisition KIADB, Baikampady Industrial Area, 0824-2407779 

Officer 

Mangalore 

15. Registerof Companies Rajathadri, Manipal, Udupi 0820-2574910 

16. Deputy Director of 

Factories & Boilers Department, 2 nd 0824-2451716 

Factories 

Floor Corporation Building, Lalbhagh, 

Mangalore-575 003 

17. Deputy Director Horticulutre Department, 

0820-2574950 

Doddanagudde, Udupi. 

18. Deputy Director Khadi Village Industries, Rajathadri, 0820-2574915 


19. District Statistial Officer Rajathadri, Manipal, Udupi 0820-2574932 

20. District Social Wefare Office Social Wefare Department, 

0820-2574892 

Rajathadri, Manipal, Udupi 

21. Labour Inspector Labour Department, Rajathadri, 0820-2574851 


22. District Information Officer Information Department, Udupi 0820-2524807 

23. District Employment Officer District Employment Exchange Office, 


24. District Officer Khadi & Village Industries Board, 


25. Envoirnmental officer KSPCB, Idnustrial Area, Manipal, 

Udupi. 

0820-2574869 

0820-2574853 

0820-2572862 

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No Name Address Phone 

26. District Backward & Rajathadri, Manipal, Udupi. 0820-2574881 

Minority Officer 

27. I.T.D.P Officer I.T.D.P. Rajathadi, Manipal, Udupi 0820-2574814 

28. District Manager Dr. B.R.Ambedkar Development 0820-2574884 

Corporation Limited, Rajathadri, 


29. District Manager Karnataka Backward Community & 0820-2574882 

Minority Development Corporation, 


30. Assistant General Manager KSSIDC, Yeyyadi, Mangalore 0824-2211997 

31. Assistant General Manager KSFC, Court Road, Udupi 0820-2526305 

32. Lead Bank Manager Syndicate Tower, KM Road, Udupi. 0820-2521685 

33. General Manager BSNL, Udupi 

34. Local Vat Officer 280 U.R. Complex, Krishna Mutt Road, 0820-2520858 

Udupi 

35. Local Vat Officer 285 Susilabai Building, Above State Bank, 08258-230352 

Main Road, Karkala. 

36. Local Vat Officer 290 Siri Building, Dr.Uttamshetty 

Complex, 2ndFloor, Kundeshwara 

Temple Road, Kundapur. 

08254-230209 

235545 

37. Assistant Director Toursim Department, Rajathadri, 0820-2574865 


38. Assistant Director APMC, Adiudupi, Udupi 0820-2520532 

39. AssistanT Director Handlooms & Textiles, Yeyyadi 0824-2225056 

Industrial Estate, Mangalore 

40. Principal Government Industrial Training 

Institute, 

Perdoor Village, Udupi Tq – 576 124 

0820-2543485 

41 Principal Government Industrial Training 

Institute, 

Canara Complex, Adi-Udupi, Udupi. 

42 Principal Government Industrial Training 

Institute, 

Opp: Primary Highschool, 

Ramanatha Kripa Building, 


0820-2526785 

08254-263313 

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OFFICE OF THE JOINT DIRECTOR, 

DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTRE, 

PLOT NO: 36-C, SHIVALLY INDUSTRIAL AREA, 

MANIPAL, UDUPI 

PHONE NUMBER : 0820-2575655 

0820-2575650 

FAX NUMBER : 0820-2575655 

Email: jd-udupi@karnatakaindustry.gov.in 

Website: www.karnatakaindustry.gov.in 

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