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CONTENTS

S. No.

Topic

Page
No.

1.

General Characteristics of the District

1.1

Location & Geographical Area

1.2

Topography

1.3

Availability of Minerals.

1.4

Forest

1.5

Administrative set up

2.

District at a glance

2.1

Existing Status of Industrial Area in the District

3.

Industrial Scenario Of Nilgiri district

3.1

Industry at a Glance

3.2

Year Wise Trend Of Units Registered

3.3

Details Of Existing Micro & Small Enterprises & Artisan

Units In The District
Medium & Large Scale Industries / Public Sector
undertakings

3.4

10

3.5

Major Exportable Item

12

3.6

Growth Trend

12

3.7

Vendorisation / Ancillarisation of the Industry

12

3.8

Service Enterprises

12

3.8.1.

Potential for service enterprises

12

3.9

Potential for new Manufacturing MSMEs

13

4.

Existing Clusters of Micro & Small Enterprise

14

4.1

Detail Of Major Clusters

14

4.1.1

Manufacturing Sector

14

4.1.2

Service Sector

14

3
4.2

Details of Identified cluster

14

5.

General issues raised by industry association during the

course of meeting

17

6.

Steps to set up MSMEs

18

Brief Industrial Profile of Nilgiri District

1. General Characteristics of the District:
Nilgiri district was a part of Coimbatore district till 1868. In August 1868 the Nilgiris
was separated from the Coimbatore District and brought under the control of a
Commissioner. In February 1882, the Nilgiris was made a district and a Collector was
appointed in the place of the Commissioner.

1.1 Location and Geographical Area:

The Nilgiris is situated at an elevation of 900 to 2636 meters above MSL. Its
latitudinal and longitudinal dimensions being 130 KM by 185 KM. The Nilgiris is bounded on
North by Karnataka State on the West by Coimbatore District, Erode District, South by
Coimbatore District and Kerala State and as the East by Kerala State.

1.2 Topography:
In Nilgiris District the topography is rolling and steep. About 60% of the cultivable
land falls under the slopes ranging from 16 to 35%. The entire district is hilly and is divided
into natural zones viz., the Nilgiris plateau and the Wynad tableland.
Soils have been defined as a thin layer of earth's crust which serves as a natural
medium for the growth of plants. The soil formation may be classified into four varieties viz.,
alluvial soil, laterites soil, black soil, and red soil. The district is prone to landslides and soil
erosion during heavy rains. The major types of soil in the district are sandy loam, red loamy
soil, and black soil seen in the dam and riverbed areas.
Due to its altitudes, the climate in this district remains to the Maximum of 21 degree Celsius
to 25 degree Celsius and the minimum of 10degree Celsius to 12degree Celsius during the
summer. During the winter the temperature available to the maximum 16degree Celsius to
21degree Celsius. and minimum of 2degree Celsius

1.3 Availability of Minerals:

In general, the Nilgiris district is not rich in mineral resources. As most part of the
district is covered by topsoil, exploration for minerals could not be done easily. Even if the
minerals are available below the thick soil cover, production cost will be higher when
compared to the other areas of State and will render mining uneconomical. The mineral
wealth of the district is rather poor except for low-grade bauxite deposits and gold,
magnesite and also minor occurrence of mica and iron ore.

IRON ORES
Iron ores in Nilgiris are of the variety called Magnesite, Quartzite and the main
occurrences are situated in the triangular belt between Devala, Pandalur and Devarshola.
Minor occurrences are found in the North West of Muthumalai also.

BAUXITE
Low-grade bauxite with alumina content varying from 32 to 48% occurs in Parsons
Valley and Wenlock downs area near Udhagamandalam. A total area extent of 1,78,900
sq.m with a maximum thickness of 6m of primary bauxite and 1,70,000 sq.m of detrial
bauxite have been located in these areas. In Kotagiri Taluk bauxite deposits are seen near
Kotagiri, Kercambai and Elada areas, a total reserve of 0.18 million tonnes with 40% and 12.
03 content has been estimated in these areas. Some of the bauxite from Kotagiri is being
utilized by the A.C.C Cement Factory at Madukkarai.

MICA
Muscovite Mica is seen in a number of pegmatite in Gudalur Taluk. About 9 old
workings and one working mine are present in Cherambadi area of the Taluk. A few
workable deposits of Muscovite mica of 15 -20 cm. across in size occur in the pegmatite
near Bokkapuram, Chembanattam, Pandalur, and Cherambadi.

BLACK GRANITES
The dolerate dyke rocks which are otherwise called as Black Granite are
concentrated in the upper Bhavani area.

MAGNESITE
A thin rein of Magnesite is are available at Thengurmarahada in Moyar valley.
Probable reserves of 1,00,000 tonnes were estimated up to 20-M depth.

1.4 Forests:
The area under forest during the plan era has progressively improved. Forests
account for 56.4 % of the total geographical area. The total coverage of forest is 143351
hectares in this district, which accounts for 6.7% of the total state forest area. The main
forest produces are sandalwood, bamboo, teak, eucalyptus, grandies blue gum, and wattle.
The forest of Nilgiris district can be classified into four groups' viz., the evergreen
woods (sholas) on the Nilgiris plateau, the artificial plantations (for firewood) of Australian
trees around the hill stations in the district, the deciduous forest of the northern slopes
including the Moyar valley and the forest in Gudalur sub-region, which are also deciduous
but far heavier and more dense than those of northern slopes of this district.

1.5

Administrative set up.

For administrative purpose, the district is divided into four blocks, viz.,
Udhagamandalam, Coonoor, Kotagiri and Gudalur. For local administration, the district has
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2 Municipalities, 4 Panchayat Unions, 27 Village Panchayats and 54 Revenue villages

covering 1077 hamlets.

District Profile
Total Geographical Area

Revenue Division - 2

Municipalities - 2

Taluks - 4

Panchayat Union - 4

Town Panchayat - 21

Village Panchayats - 54

Revenue Villages - 54

2543 sq. kms.

2.

District at a glance

S.No

Particular

1
(A)

Year

Statistics

Geographical features
Geographical Data
i) Latitude

2010-11

11.30 & 19.30

ii) Longitude

2010-11

76.29 & 76.36

iii) Geographical Area

(B)

Unit

Sq Km.

2545

Administrative Units
i) Sub divisions

2010-11

Nos.

ii) Tehsils/Taluks

2010-11

Nos.

iii) Sub-Tehsil/Firkas

2010-11

Nos.

15

iii)Nagar nigam/Town
Panchayats

2010-11

Nos.

11

iv) Nagar
Palika/Municipality

2010-11

Nos.

v) Gram Panchayats

2010-11

Nos.

35

vi) Revenue villages

2010-11

Nos.

55

vii) Assembly Area

2010-11

Nos.

2.
(A)

(B)

Population
Sex-wise
i) Male

2011

Nos.

735071

ii) Female

2011

Nos.

360170

Rural Population

2011

Nos.

299061

3.
A.

Agriculture
Land utilization
i) Total Area

2010-11

Hectare

254485

ii) Forest cover

2010-11

142577

iii) Non Agriculture Land

2010-11

9976

v) cultivable Barren
land

2010-11

1718

Ha.

142577

4.

Forest
(i) Forest

5.

2010-11

Livestock, Poultry and Fisheries

i) Cattle

2010-11

Nos.

48875

ii) Buffaloes

2010-11

Nos.

2542

i)

Goats

2010-11

Nos.

27785

ii) Sheep

2010-11

Nos.

3671

iii) Poultry

2010-11

No.

90493

iv) Milk production

2010-11

1000
tonnes

66

v) Fish Catch Inland

2010-11

Tonne

13.215

6.
A

Roads and Railways

Railways
2010-11

Kms

46

(a) National Highway

2010-11

Kms

109.2

(b) State Highway

2010-11

Kms

114.60

(c) Municipal
Roads/Major District
Highway

2010-11

Kms

141.97

(d) Other district Roads

2010-11

Kms

714.604

(e) Municipal Roads

2010

Kms

210.73

(f) Panchayat Roads

2010

Kms

670.88

(g) Town Panchayat &

Township Road

2010

Kms

532.02

(h) Forest Roads

2010

Kms

184.00

i) Length of rail line

B

Roads

Communication, Health, Banking and Education

A. Communication
34125

(a) Telephone
connection

2010-11

(b) Post offices

2010-11

Nos.

182

(c) Telephone centres

2010-11

Nos.

46

(d )Density of Telephone

2010-11 Nos./1000
person

46.43

(e) Density of Telephone

2010-11

No. per
KM.

13.41

(f) Mobile

2010-11

On Demand

B. Public Health
Allopathic Hospital

2010-11

No.

23

Beds in Allopathic
hospitals
Ayurvedic Hospital

2010-11

No

856

2010-11

No

Beds in Ayurvedic
hospitals
Unani hospitals

2010-11

No

2010-11

No

Primary health centers

2010-11

No

30

Sub Health Centers

2010-11

No

194

C. Banking
(a) Commercial Bank

2010-11

Nos.

89

(b) Regional Rural

2010-11

Nos.

2010-11

Nos.

15

2010-11

Nos.

Bank
(c) Co-Operative
banks
(d) PLDB Branches

D. Education

(a) Primary school

2010-11

Nos.

416

(b) Middle schools

2010-11

Nos.

118

(c) Secondary & senior

secondary schools

2010-11

Nos.

188

(d) CollegesArts/Science

2010-11

Nos.

(e) Colleges-Engineering 2010-11

Nos.

2.1. Existing Status of Industrial Areas in the District

sL.
No.

Name of Ind.
Area

SIDCO Indl.
Estate,
Udagamandalam

3.

Land
acquired

Developed Plots

Sheds

(In
Acres)

Total

Allotted

Vacant

Total

Allotted

Vacant

10.65

25

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INDUSTRIAL SCENARIO OF THIRUVARUR

3.1 Industry at a Glance

Sr
No

Head

Unit

Particulars

1.

REGISTERED INDUSTRIAL UNIT

NO.

6494

2.

TOTAL INDUSTRIAL UNIT

NO.

18924

3.

* REGISTERED MEDIUM & LARGE UNIT

NO.

Not available

4.

ESTIMATED AVG. NO. OF DAILY

WORKER EMPLOYED IN SMALL SCALE
INDUSTRIES

NO.

5.

** EMPLOYMENT IN LARGE AND

MEDIUM INDUSTRIES

NO.

Not available

6.

NO. OF INDUSTRIAL AREA

NO.

7.

TURNOVER OF SMALL SCALE IND.

IN LACS

22991.27

8.

TURNOVER OF MEDIUM & LARGE SCALE

INDUSTRIES

IN LACS

Not available

3.2

YEAR WISE TREND OF UNITS REGISTERED

YEAR

NUMBER OF

EMPLOYMENT

REGISTERED UNITS

Up to

INVESTMENT (lakh
Rs.)

1984-85

122

205

468.01

1985-86

135

265

382.62

1986-87

150

302

401.06

1987-88

166

383

448.65

1988-89

180

372

496.42

1989-90

151

304

398.80

1990-91

164

360

685.61

1991-92

192

395

531.04

1992-93

204

370

605.10

1993-94

230

345

582.15

1994-95

245

301

502.03

1995-96

265

405

901.08

1996-97

230

305

875.02

1997-98

240

326

905.06

1998-99

275

430

935.02

1999-2000

260

442

942.06

2000-01

305

501

945.05

2001-2002

328

435

995.30

2002-03

290

490

910.06

2003-04

226

405

960.10

2004-05

250

425

1008.20

2005-06

290

475

1120.35

2006-07

259

560

1350.60

2007-08

280

634

1495.11

2008-09

237

770

1630.11

2009-10

384

1402

1363.12

2010-11

336

1546

1358.53

Total

6494

13153

22991.27

3.3 DETAILS OF EXISTING MICRO & SMALL ENTERPRISES AND

ARTISAN UNITS IN THE DISTRICT
TYPE OF

NIC
CODE

NUMBER OF

INVESTMENT

UNITS

(Lakh Rs.)

EMPLOYMENT

INDUSTRY

NO.
20

Agro based

220

1120.30

295

22

Soda water

15

31.08

45

23

Cotton textile

24.

Woolen, silk & artificial Thread based

386

1420.06

1402

clothes.
25.

Jute & jute based

160

675.61

293

26.

Ready-made garments & embroidery

210

608.08

345

27.

Wood/wooden based furniture

320

975.40

435

28.

Paper & Paper products

275

928.06

405

29.

Leather based

256

978.01

425

31.

Chemical/Chemical based

8.25

15

30.

Rubber, Plastic & petro based

32.

Mineral based

33.

Metal based (Steel Fab.)

35.

Engineering units

342

1360.01

1506

36.

Electrical machinery and transport

equipment
97.

Repairing & servicing

200

525.06

396

01.

Others

65

685.01

138

2454

8914.93

5700

Total

3.4 Medium & Large Scale Industries / Public Sector undertakings

Sl.
No.

Name & Address of the unit

1 The Hindustan Photo films Mfr. Company

Ltd, Ooty

Line of Activities

Cine films,

2.727 M.Sq.Mtrs.

X-ray films

4.162 M.Sq.Mtrs.

Roll films

0.823 M.Sq.Mtrs.
3.300 M.Sq.Mtrs.

Bromide paper
Magnetic Tape
2 Rallis India Ltd., Ooty

3 Needle Industries (India) Ltd., The Nilgiris

4 Ponds India Ltd, The Nilgiris

Capacity

No. of
Persons
employed

3882

3.493 M.Sq.Mtrs.

Gelatine

2250 MT

Phosphery

7000 MT

Hand Sewing

1750.00 Million

Surgical Needless

12.00 Million

Knitting Pins-AL

120000 Gross

Snap Fasteners

402.54 Million

Edible Mushroom
100% Export unit

4000 Tonnes

328

547

355
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5 The Nilgiris District Co-op. Milk Producers

Union Ltd., Ooty.

Milk

98.54 Lakh Litres

Butter

62.95 MT

Ghee

45.30 MT

Cheese

33.80 MT

6 Nestle India Ltd., Gudalur, The Nilgiris

Instant Tea

314 MT

7 The Cordite Factory, The Nilgiris

propellants for Gun

Ammunition.

N.A.

8 The HINDUSTAN UNILEVER LTD., KETTI

manufacture of
mushroom and
mushroom based
products

Power generation

10

Power generation
HYDRO

ELECTRIC

Power

83

70 MV

PYKARA HYDRO - ELECTRIC SYSTEM

KATERI

297

four 125 KW. sets

and one 500 KW

generation Plant

11

MOYAR

HYDRO

ELECTRIC Power

ELECTRIC Power

Power generation

36 MV

Power generation

555 MV

generation Plant

12

KUNDAH

HYDRO

generation Plant (I-V)

Industrial Opportunities in the District

Sl.
Name of the block
No

Activities that are possible based on locally available

raw materials

Ooty

Tea, Homemade Chocolates, Bakery

Coonoor

Tea, Food processing such as value added products

Kotagiri

Tea, Food processing such as value added products,

Vegetables & fruits

Gudalur

Tea, spices, Bakery, Areca leaf plates, paper cups, plates,

bags, cloth bags.

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3.5 Major Exportable Item

Tea
Spices
Eucalyptus Oil/Essential Oil
Cut Flowers

3.6 Growth Trend

1. Being a popular hill station tourism and Hospitality industry has developed tremendously.
2. Nilgiris tea is very famous but of late due to marketing, labour and cost factors, tea
processing has stagnate.
3. A number of essential Oil extracting units have come up. But they are mostly at cottage
level only.

3.7 Vendorisation / Ancillarisation of the Industry

Since there are very few large scale industries scope for Vendorisation /
ancillarisation is very limited. Existing Hydro power generation plants offer some scope for
manufacture of electrical power generation/distribution components.

3.8 Service Enterprises

Being a hill station, Ooty is a famous summer resort. People from entire India
visit this place during summer. It is famous among foreigners also. This has
resulted in the growth of hospitality and other tourism related activities in the district.

3.8.1 Potentials area for service industry

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

Security services
Housekeeping.
Tourism related activities.
Cell Phone servicing
Repairing of Electro-medical Equipments
Domestic repairing services.
Marketing consultancy
Repairing and Servicing of Boats
Internet Browsing
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10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.

Data Base services

Cyber Marketing
Industrial Laundry
Documentary Film making
Beauty Parlours
Sporting and other recreational activities.
Safety disposal of hospital/medical waste.
Postal and Courier activities,
Cable TV
Freight transport
Printing and book Binding
Auto / Two wheeler service centres
Recharging and reconditioning of batteries
Clinical Labs.

3.9 Potential for new MSMEs

3.9.1. Resource & Demand based Industries suitable for Thiruvarur
district
1.

Energy Food

2. Bacterial Bio-fertilisers
3. Bakery Products
4. Microbial Bio-pesticides/Insecticides
5. Vermi-composting
6. Bio-stimulators for crops
7. Manure based on human-waste
8. Readymade Garments/sweaters
9. Catering and Fast foods
10. Manufacture of seeds and seedlings
11. Nurseries for companion planting, repellent Crop & Ornamental Plants
12. Cattle Feed/Poultry Feed
13. Fly-ash bricks
14. Chamber bricks
15. Gold and Diamond Jewellery
16. Synthetic twine & nuts
17. Electrical
18. Catering and Fast foods
19. Mushroom plantation and processing
20. Electrical Equipments/components
21. Structural fabrication
22. Packaging of drinking water
23. Invertors and UPS
24. Essential Oil Processing
25. Herbal Products
26. Medicinal Products
27. Cut-flowers
28. Biotechnology
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29. Bio pesticide

30. Organic farming
31. Interacted Diary farming
32. Nutraceuticals
33. Paper bags Bio degradable
34. Eco Tourism
35. Cosmetics

4. Clusters of Micro & Small Enterprise

4.1 Existing clusters
4.1 .1 Manufacturing clusters
1.

Tea, Ooty, Coonoor

2. Essential Oil, Coonoor, Gudalur

3. Homemade Chocolates, Ooty
4. Cut-Flowers , Ooty, Gudalur

4.1.2 Service Sector Clusters

There is no service clusters in the district.

4.2

Details for Identified cluster

4.2.1 Name of the cluster : Essential Oil Cluster, Ooty, Gudalur

1

Principal Products Manufactured

in the Cluster

Oil Extraction

Name of the SPV

Nil

No. of functional units in the

clusters

75

Turnover of the Clusters

Rs. 15 Crore

Value of Exports from the

Clusters

Rs. 3 Crore

Employment in Cluster

1000

14

Average investment in plant &

Machinery

Rs. 5000/-

Major Issues / requirement

Technology, Finance & Marketing

Presence of capable institutions

Yes

10

Thrust Areas

No.

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Problems & constraints

Micro Players, Low level of technology,

Marketing Constrains

Present status of clusters:- Awareness programme conducted. So for no proposal

has been received under MSE-CDP from this cluster.

4.2.2 Name of the cluster : Tea Processing, Ooty, Coonoor

1

Principal Products Manufactured

in the Cluster

Tea & Green Tea.

Name of the SPV

Nil

No. of functional units in the

clusters

SSI-155 Co-op 15, 3 Large Scale

Turnover of the Cluster

Rs. 200 Crore

Value of Exports from the

Clusters

Rs. 60 Crore.

Employment in Cluster

5000

Average investment in plant &

Machinery

Rs. 2 lakh

Major Issues / requirement

Technology among micro players, Finance and

marketing.

Presence of capable institutions

Yes.

10

Thrust Areas

Yes.

11

Problems & constraints

Lack of capacity among micro

financial & Marketing constrains

players,

Present status of clusters:- No proposal has been received from this cluster under MSECDP.

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4.2.3 Name of the cluster : Cut-flower cluster, Ooty, Gudalur

1

Principal Products Manufactured

in the Cluster

Rose,Lilium, Gerbera & Carnation Cut Flowers

Name of the SPV

The Nilgiris Integrated Floritech Co Ltd

(NIFCO)

No. of functional units in the

clusters

1500

Turnover of the Clusters

Rs. 35 Crore.

Value of Exports from the

Clusters

Rs. 10 Crore

Employment in Cluster

3000

Average investment in plant &

Machinery

Major Issues / requirement

Finance & Marketing

Presence of capable institutions

Yes

10

Thrust Areas

Yes

11

Problems & constraints

Quality planting material bulbs to be

imported.Flower cultivation is capital intensive
lack of technical knowledgeProblems of pests and
diseases - botrytisLocal markets absorb small
quantity dependence on intermediaries for
externaldemandCredit sales of flowers payment
defaultAbsence of specialized packing and
transport wastage of flowersExport of Ooty
flowers is not yet a reality

Present status of clusters:- Cluster Development initiatives taken up with the

assistance of APEDA.

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5. General issues raised by industry association during the course of

meeting

1. Inadequate Availability of power & and its fluctuations

2. Bankers Reluctance to finance MSEs.
3. Non availability of Land for setting Industry.
4. Transport bottlenecks - Poor Road connectivity for movement of goods.
5. Environmental Issues.

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. STEPS TO SET UP MSMEs

18

STEPS TO START INDUSTRY

1.
2.

DECISION TO BE AN ENTREPRENEUR
PRODUCT SELECTION/TECHNOLOGY

3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

LOCATION OF THE UNIT

TYPE OF THE ORGANISATION
PROJECT REPORT PREPARATION
ARRANGMENT OF FINANCE
STATUTORY LICENCES AND REGISTRATION
LAND AND BUILDING
PURCHASE OF MACHINERY

10.
11.
12.

POWER CONNECTION AND WATER SUPPLY

INSTALLATION OF MACHINERY
MANPOWER

13.
14.

RAW MATERIAL PROCUREMENT

PRODUCTION

15.
16.
17.
18.

COSTING AND PRICING

MARKETING
SALES
PROFIT

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Sl
No

NATURE OF LICENSE /
ASSISTANCE

DEPARTMENT/AGENCY

GUIDANCE
Director

1.

MSME DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE,

Guidance on

65/1, GST Road, Guindy, Chennai-600 032

Ph: 22501011-3 lines, 22502416, 22501785
Fax: 22501475, 22501014
Email: dcdi-chennai@dcmsme.gov.in
Web : www.msmedi-chennai.gov.in

Product Identification /
Selection/Training

General Manager,

District Industries Centre

General Manager
District Industries Centre
Elkhill Road, Near Tansi Watch Assembly unit,
Ooty 643 001.
Ph: 0423 2443947 Email: dic_ooty@sify.com

Technical Consultation

REGISTRATION / LICENSING
2.

Filing of Entrepreneurs
Memorandum by MSMEs
(Both for proposed and existing
units)

3.

License for Compulsory

Licensable items

4.

Municipal / Local Body Licence

General Manager,
District Industries Centre
Elkhill Road, Near Tansi Watch
Assembly unit, Ooty 643 001.
Ph: 0423 2443947 Email: dic_ooty@sify.com
Secretariat for Industrial Assistance,
Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion,
Ministry of Commerce & Industry,
Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi- 110 011.
Ph: +91-11-23011983 Fax: +91-11-23011034
Email: dipp_sia@ub.nic.in

Concerned Local Body Corporation,

Municipality, Panchayat Union

5.

Plan permit

Local Planning Authority,

The Nilgiris

6.

7.

Registration under Factories

Act. (for units employing 10 or
more workers with power)
Registration under Pollution
control Rules

Inspector of Factories
274-E, Alexandria Cottage
Bank Lane,
Udhagamandalam 643 001.
Ph: 0423-2444079

District Environmental Engineer,

Tamilnadu Pollution control Board,
7-A, convent Road
St. Marys Hill, Udhagai 643 001
Ph: 0423- 2443109

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No
8.

9.

NATURE OF LICENSE /
ASSISTANCE
Registration with Fire & Rescue
Services

Licensing by Health Department

for Food Products

DEPARTMENT/AGENCY

Station Fire Officer,

Fire Station, Udhagamandalam
643 001
Ph: 0423- 2442999-101
Joint Director of Health Services,
Govt. Head Quarters Hospital, Udhagamandalam
643001
Ph: 0423-2442712, 0423-2452012
Email: jdmedical_ooty@sancharnet.in

10.

F.P.O. - License
(for fruits &Vegetable
Processing Units and
Beverages manufacturers)

11.

Drug License for Drugs and

Cosmetic Products

12.

Patents & Designs Registration

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Trade Mark Registration

Office of the Deputy Director (F&VP)

Rajaji Bhavan, Basant Nagar,
Chennai-600090
Ph: 044-24912421
Fax: 044-24912421
Asst. Director of Drugs Control I/c.
Coimbatore Zone,
219 Rae Course Road
Coimbatore 641018.
Sr. Joint Controller of Patents & Designs
The Patents Office,
Intellectual Property Office Building,
G.S.T. Road, Guindy, Chennai-600032,
Ph: 044-22502080,
Fax: 044-22502066
Email: chennai-patent@nic.in
Assistant Registrar of Trade Marks
Trade Marks Registry,
Intellectual Property Office Building
G.S.T. Road, Guindy,
Chennai 600032.
Ph: 044-22502045
Fax::044-22502046
Email: tmrchebr@md3.vsnl.net.in

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Import-Export (I.E.) Code

Number

ISI Mark

Office of Zonal Joint Director General of Foreign

Trade
4th & 5th Floor, Shastri Bhavan Annex,
26, Haddows Road, Chennai - 600 006
Ph: 044- 28283404 / 08
Fax: 044 - 28283403
Email: zjdgft@aec-ch.tn.nic.in
Management Systems Certification Officer,
Bureau of Indian Standards,
C.I.T. Campus, IV Cross Road
Chennai-600 113
Ph: 044-22541442, 22542315, 22541311,
Fax: 91-044-22541087, 22541087
Email: sro@bis.org.in
salessro@bis.org.in

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Registration under VAT

Commercial Tax Officer,

Ooty.

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Central Excise

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Service Tax Registration

Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise

Ooty.
The Assistant Commissioner (Central Excise)
Ooty.
Income Tax Office
Christo Bldg. III Floor
Hospital Road, Ooty.

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Income Tax

Ph: 0423-2443961

INFRASTRUCTURE
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Factory Accommodation
Industrial Plots / Sheds
(SIDCO)

General Manager,
Tamilnadu Small Industries Development
Corporation Limited,
Industrial Estate, Guindy,
Chennai - 600 032.
Ph: 22501461, 22501422/0185/0506/1210
Fax: 22500792
Email: sidco@vsnl.com
tansidco@eth.net
Branch Manager (i/c)
SIDCO Industrial Estate Post
Kurichy, Coimbatore - 641 021.
Ph: 0422- 2672825

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Power Connection

Superintending Engineer, TNEB

Aavin Complex, Coonoor Road,
Udhagai 643 001.
Ph: 0423 2444382, 0423-2442999-101
0423 2441272
Email: Senilg@tnebnet.org

FINANCE

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Lead Bank

Lead District Manager

Canara Bank
Udhagamandalam 643 001

TIIC

Ph: 0423-2443633
Email: iboooty@canbank.co.in
Branch Manager,
Tamil Nadu Industrial Investment Corporation,
(TIIC),
NO.94, DR. NANJAPPA ROAD,
United Shopping Complex
Coimbatore 641018

NABARD

Assistant General Manager

NABARD,
D11, Cheran Plaza, Behind ICICI Bank, Trichy
Road, Coimbatore - 18

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NATURE OF LICENSE /
ASSISTANCE

PMERY Scheme

DEPARTMENT/AGENCY
Ph: 0422-2305127
General Manager
District Industries Centre
Elkhill Road, Near Tansi Watch Assembly unit,
Ooty - 643 001.

Station Director,
Khadi and Villages Commission,
Avvai Shanmugam Street,
Gopalapuram,
Chennai-600 086.
Ph: 044 28351019
Fax: 044 - 28351697
Commissioner for Khadi & Village Industries,
32, Mariamman Koil Street,
Krishnarayapuram,
(Avarampalayam),
Coimbatore - 641 006

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Finance under UYEGP Scheme

General Manager
District Industries Centre
Elkhill Road, Near Tansi Watch Assembly unit, Ooty
643 001.

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Finance for SC/ST beneficiaries

The District Manager

Tamilnadu Adi Dravidar Housing & Development
CorporatIion
Khadi Complex upstairs,
Charing Cross,
Udhagamandalam 643001
Ph: 0423-2443064

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