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INDUSTRIES EXECUTIVE
DIARY 2013
INDUSTRIES EXECUTIVE OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION - KERALA

T.C./10/450(1), Abhaya Nagar - 118, Peroorkada. P.O.
Thiruvananthapuram- -695 005
Email: ieoakerala@gmail.com; www.ieoakerala.org
(Recognised by the Govt. of Kerala vilde GO(MS) No. 351/ dt. 22/03/58
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INDUSTRIES EXECUTIVE OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION- KERALA

PRESIDENT
Samuel Mathew
Thyvilamodiel, MVRA-6,
TC-V/2184,Thiruvananthapuram
Mob: 9447234204
GENERAL SECRETARY
TREASURER
K. Chandran
A. M. Nazeer
Ottuvilakam, Konchiravila,
Kalikkavilakom, Vakkom. P. O
Manacaud. P.O, Thiruvananthapuram Thiruvananthapuram -695 308
Mob: 9895437688
0471-230289; Mob: 9995497714
District Bearers:
Vice Presidents:
Trivandrum:
P. Smitha, Malappuram 9895865949
President:
A. Harees
C. Gopakumar, Pathanamthitta 9446185491
Secretary:
Kollam:
Secretaries:
President:
Anilkumar, Alappuzha 9947699014
Secretary:
R. Suresh Babu, Kottayam 9446930936
Pathanamthitta:
K. Peethambaran, Kannur 9446651415
President:
C. Gopakumar
Secretariat Members:
Secretary:
Raju. K. Paul
V. Vijayakumar, Thiruvananthapuram - 9495154020
Alappuzha:
C. Vijayan, Alappuzha 9746364140
President:
A. S. Shiras, Kottayam 9995469798
Secretary:
L. Anilkumar
V. K. Joseph, Kottayam 9446084757
Kottayam
T. S. Chandran, Ernakulam 9447509915
President:
K. Baburajan, Malappuram 9496444424
Secretary:
E.M. Nazar
T. Chandran, Kannur 9495375182
Idukki:
President:
T. V. Shuhaib, Kasaragod 9847893417
Secretary:
Raju jose
State Council Members
Ernakulam:
G. Sreekumar, Thiruvananthapuram- 9447600506
President:
G. Sanjayan, Iduki 9446333096
Secretary:
Satheesh Kumar, Kollam 9447506897
Thrissur
S. Vinod Kumar, Pathanamthitta
9048290020
President:
Raju K. Paul, Pathanamthitta 9446432017
Secretary:
A. Mohammedukunju, Alappuzha - 9447185185
Palakkad
Krishnakumar, Kottayam 9446379623
President:
U. Haneefa
Secretary:
C. Muraleedharan
E. M. Nasar, Kottayam 9446122210
Raju Jose, Idukki 9447524392
Malappuram:
President:
Abdul Majeed. K.T.
B. Sudha, Ernakulam 9544558719
Secretary:
K. Nasar.
Y. Anil Kumar, Thrissur 9945122005
Kozhikode:
S. Mahesh Kumar,Thiruvananthapuram 9496256703
President:
A. Vishnu Namboothiri
C. Muralidharan, Palakkad 9495823674
Secretary:
Sudheesh Kumar
S. Sasikumar, Kottayam
9567323035
Wayanad:
K. Nasar. , Malappuram 9446691929
President:
Dinesan
Vishnu Namboothiri, Kozhikkode - 9497217570
Secretary:
P. Kunhammed
V. K. Sudheesh Kumar, Kozhikkode - 9744370989
Kannur:
R. Dinesan, Wayanad 9446108519
President:
Mustafa. C.P.
K. Muraleedharan. , Kannur 9446651586
Secretary:
Muraleedharan
C. Rameshan, Kannur 9447689280
Kasargode
C. P. Unnikrishnan, Kasargod 9446426283
President:
C.P. Unnikrishnan
Secretary:
P.K. Manoj
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KERALA AT A GLANCE
Area
38863 Sq. Km.

(1.18% of the area of
India)
Urban Population
15932171
Density per Sq.km.
859 persons
Literacy rate
96.02
MLA's Elected
140
MLA's Nominated
Length of Costal Line :
590 km.
Highest Peak
Anamudi (2652 m.)
Rivers
44
Longest River
Bharathapuzha
(251.1 km)
MP's Lok Sabha
20
MP's Rajya Sabha
Districts
14
Major Industrial Estates
19
Taluks
63
Mini Industrial Estates
109
Revenue Villages
1453
Industrial Development Areas
14
Grama Panchayats
978
Industrial Development Plots
24
Block Panchayats
152
Special Economic Zone
Corporations
1
(Kochi)
Municipalities
60
Ports & Harbours
14
Township
Air Ports
Contonment
Commercial Bank Branches
3463
Total Population
33387677
(2011 census)
Engineering Colleges
84
Polytechnics
59
Female
17366387
I.T.I.s
28
Male
16021290
Junior Technical Schools
39
Female-male Ratio
1084 females for

1000 males
Public Sector Undertakings
104
Urban Population
47.72%
Rural Population
17455506
GVERNMNET OF KERALA - COUNCIL OF MINISTERSShri. Oommen Chandy

0471-2333812
9495655500
Chief Minister
0471-2333682, 0471-2333489 (F) chiefminister@kerala.gov.in
Shri. P. K. Abdu Rubb
0471-2335366, 2323633
9495355500, 9447010355
Minister for Education
0471-2326677 (F)
minister-education@kerala.gov.in
Shri. Adoor Prakash
0471-2335766
9495455500
Minister for Revenue and Coir
0471-2328440, 0471-2328440 (F) minister-health@kerala.gov.in
Shri. A. P. Anilkumar
0471-2333833
9495755500
Minister for Welfare of Scheduled
0471-2331685, 0471-2335266 (F) minister-tourism@kerala.gov.in
Castes & Backward Classes and Tourism
Shri Aryadan Muhammed.
0471-2327561
9447011324
Minister for Power & Transport
0471-2321228, 0471-2327759 (F) minister-electricity@kerala.gov.in
Shri. K. Babu
0471-2327135, 0471-2330019 (F) 9495066600
Minister for Excise and Ports
0471-2326772
minister-excise-ports@kerala.gov.in
Shri. C. N. Balakrishnan
0471-2335866, 0471-2327669 (F) 9495255500
Minister for Co-operation
0471-2333160
minister-cooperation@kerala.gov.in
Shri. V. K .Ebrahim Kunju
0471-2335466
9495155500; 9846099400
Minister for Works
0471-2336755 (F),
minister-pwd@kerala.gov.in
Shri. K. B. Ganesh Kumar
0471-2333254
9495166600
Minister for Forest, Sports,
0471-2333294
minister- forest@kerala.gov.in
and Cinema
0471-2334648(F)
Shri. Anoop Jacob
0471-2333670
9847069671
Food, Civil supplies, Registration
0471-2333350(F)
minister-food@kerala.gov.in
and Consumer Protection
Kumari. P. K. Jayalekshmi
0471-2333091
9495366600
Minister for Welfare of
0471-2333775 (F)
minister-wst-ya@kerala.gov.in
Scheduled Tribes, Youth Affairs, Museum & Zoos
Shri. K. C. Joseph
0471-2333176
9495466600,9447074003
Minister for Rural Development,
0471-2332021
minister-norka@kerala.gov.in
Planning, NORKA and Culture
Shri. P. J. Joseph
0471-2327560 (F)
9495766600
Minister for Water Resources
0471-2336605
minister-irrigation@kerala.gov.in
Shri. P. K. Kunhalikutty
0471-2332700
9495866600
Minister for Industries, Information
0471-2333059(F)
minister.ind@kerala.gov.in
Technology
Shri. K. M. Mani
0471-2327876
9496155500
Minister for Finance, Law and Housing
0471-2327976, 0471-2327016(F) minister-finance@kerala.gov.in
Shri. Manjalamkuzhi Ali
0471-2333371, 0471-2321022 (F) 9495551500
Minister for Urban Affiars and welfare of Minorities
minister-urbanaffairs@kerala.gov.in
Shri. K. P. Mohanan
0471-2333849
9496255500
Minister for Agriculture, Animal,
0471-2333772, 0471-2332239 (F) minister-agriculture@kerala.gov.in
Husbandry, Printing and Stationery
Dr. M. K. Muneer
0471-2327796, 2327895
9496355500
Minister for Panchayats and Social Justice
0471-2330102 (F)
minister-panchayat@kerala.gov.in
Shri. Shibu Baby John
0471-2333460, 0471-2333487
9496455500
Minister for Labour & Rehabilitation
0471-2333460 (F)
minister-labour@kerala.gov.in
Shri. V. S. Sivakumar
0471-2332868, 0471-2332133 (F)
9496266600
Minister for Health and Devaswom
0471-2327574
minister-transport@kerala.gov.in
Shri. Thiruvanchoor
0471-2333526
9496166600
Radhakrishnan
0471-2312326, 0471-2323144 (F) minister-revenue@kerala.gov.in
Minister for Home and Vigilance
Shri. G. Karthikeyan
0471-2305830, 2308890
9048055550
Speaker
0471-2512131 (F)
speak@niyamasabha.org
Shri. V. S. Achuthanandan
0471 - 2318330/2315625
9447711500
Opposition Leader
oppositionleader@kerala.gov.in
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OFFICE OF THE MINISTER FOR INDUSTRIES

OFFICE
RESIDENCE
SRI.
Private Secretary
2333059
2332700
2459171
SRI. VIJAYAKUMARAN. C
Addl. Private Secretary
2333059
2384477
SRI. MOHAMMED MUSTHAFA

2332700
SRI. MUHAMMED ALI. A. E

2332700
Fax
0471-2333059
INDUSTRIES & COMMERCE GOVT. SECRETARIAT

SRI.V. SOMASUNDARAN I.A.S.
Addl. Chief Secretary
2327582
2343403
0471-2327582
SRI. K. S. SREENIVAS I.A.S.

Secretary
2336602
2725783
0471-2336602
SRI. JAPABALAN OLIVER

Addl. Secretary
2327086
2541694
SMT. D. Sarala Kumary

Addl. Secretary
2327303
2356448
OFFICE OF THE MINISTER FOR REVENUE AND COIR

SRI. G. JAYAKUMAR
Private Secretary
2335766
2492167
SRI. N. RENGANATHAN
Additional Private Secretary
2328440
SRI. K. RAJEEVAKSHAN
2328440
SMT. A. BASHEERA BEEVI

2328440
SRI. P. GOPINADHAN PILLAI
2328440 9846060017
SECRETARIAT
SMT. RANI GEORGE. I.A.S

Secretary
2518002 9447753565
SMT. S. NISHA
Under secretary
2518481
DIRECTORATE OF INDUSTRIES 8 COMMERCE

TELEPHONE NUMBERS
OFFICE
Fax
Director of Industries & Commerce

Sri. K. S. SREENIVAS. I. A. S.
2302774
Additional Director of Industries & Commerce. (General)

Sri. G. SATHISH CHANDRAN
2304295, 2300910
Additional Director of Industries & Commerce (Technical)

Sri. K. SUDHIR
2302874
Senior Administrative Officer

Sri. GEORGE MATHEW
23020
Finance Officer
Sri. V. MURALI
2302040
Joint Director (TC)

Smt. P. T. ROSAMMA
2302722
Joint Director (FC & RH & ID)

Sri. S. SURESH
2302612
0471 - 2305493
Law Officer
Smt. INDUKALA. P.
Special Officer
Sri. E. SAHEED
Women's Industries Officer
Smt. H. MEENA
2302842
Deputy Director (TC, ID)

Sri. S. SURESH KUMAR
Asst. Director
Sri. AJITH. S.
Asst. Director
Sri. SUNIL. P.
Asst. Director (Census)
Sri. K. SIVAPRASAD
2302612 Extn. 212
Asst. Director
Sri. SAJU JOSEHP
2302722
Deputy Registrar
Smt. JEEJA MOHAMMED
2302941
Assistant Registrar (Handicraft)

Smt. P. S. SREELATHA
Administrative Assistant
Smt. C. JAYASREE.
2308721
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GENERAL MANAGERS
DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTRES

1. Thiruvananthapuram
:
Sri. R. Ramesh Chandran
tvm@dic.net
(WAN), dictvm@sancharnet.in
2. Kollam
:
Smt. Rajam Desily
klm@dic.net
(WAN), dic_klm@sancharnet.in
3. Pathanamthitta (Kozhencherry)
:
Sri. P. Mathew
:
pta@dic.net
(WAN), tvm_dicpta@sancharnet.in
4. Alappuzha
:
Sri. C. Dharmarajan
alp@dic.net
(WAN), tvm_dicalp@sancharnet.in
5. Kottayam
:
Sri. Ramesh B
ktm@dic.net
(WAN), dicktm@sancharnet.in
6. Idukki (Cheruthoni)
:
Sri. T. Shaji
(GM) 2235410
idk@dic.net
(WAN), dicidk@sancharnet.in
7. Ernakulam
:
Sri. K. S. Pradeep Kumar
:
ekm@dic.net
(WAN), dicekm@dataone.in
8. Thrissur
:
Sri. T. K. Mohanachandran
tsr@dic.net
(WAN), dictsr@ancharnet.in
9. Palakkad
:
Sri: S. Mohanan
(GM) 2527285
pkd@dic.net
(WAN), dicpgt@sancharnet.in
10. Malappuram
:
Smt. P. C. Santha
mlp@dic.net
(WAN), tvm_dicmlpm@sanchamet.in
11. Kozhikode
:
Sri. M.V. Yohannan
kkd@dic.net
(WAN), dicclt@sancharnet.in
12. Wayanad (Kalpetta)
:
Sri. M. C. Kanakambaran
:
wnd@dic.net (WAN)
13. Kannur
:
Sri. K. N. Krishnakumar
knr@dic.net
(WAN), dic_knr@sancharnet.in
14. Kasaragod
:
Sri. M.Salim
ksr@dic.net, dickgd@sancharnet.in
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Telephone
0471-2326756
2322076, 2321824
Fax : 2326756
0474-2748395
Fax : 2747261, 2749394
0468-2214639, 2212219
Fax : 2314639
0477-2251272, 2253798
(GM) 2251632
0481-2573259, 2570042
(GM) 2560414
(Fax)
(Fax)
0486-2235507, 2
(Fax)
0484-2206104, 2204021
(GM) 2206022
(Fax)
0487-2369847, 2360847
(GM) 2361945
(Fax)
0491-2538408, 2534895
(Fax)
0483-2734896, 2734895
(GM) 2734812
(Fax)
0495-2766035, 2766563
2765770, 2766035
(Fax)
0493-6202485
2602485
(Fax)
0497-2700928, 2707521, 2707522
0499-4255749, 4230749
(Fax)
IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS

Director of Handloom & Textiles
Sri. Sam C Ittycheria
Joint Director (Handloom & Textiles)

:
Smt. K. S. Anitha
:
Deputy Director(E)- Sri. K.S. Anilkumar
Deputy Director. (Co-operation. Smt. Jalajamony
Deputy Director. (Marketing)- Smt. S. Subha.
Asst. Director (Statistics) - Sri. Alex Vallikunnam
Deputy RegistrarSmt. Kumari Kusumam
Special Officer (RBI) - Smt. Lathakumari. P
Assistant Registrar - Sri. G. Sreekumar
Director of Coir Development

Dr. K. Madanan
OFFICE
2303427
RESIDENCE
2442349
2302891, 2304377
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
Adl. Director of Coir Development

:
Dr. Jossit Kurian
Deputy RegistrarSri. V. Vijayakumar
Assistant Registrar - Smt. Padmakumari
2322046
2322046
2724117
2324287
2324287
PROJECT OFFICER (COIR)

Chirayinkeezhu: Sri. A. M. Nazeer Kollam: Sri. C. R. SURESH KUMAR Kayamkullam: Sri. Sanalkumar Alappuzha: Sri.M. K. Viswanadhan Vaikkom: Smt. A. C. Rethnamma
0470 2626581
0474 2793412
0479 2442469
0477 2245268
0472 9231371
North Paravoor: Sri.Nandakumar

Thrissur:
Ponnani: Sri. K. R. RamachandranKozhikode: Sri. Vishnu MamboothiriKannur: Sri. K. Surendranath
0484 2242533
0487 2423047
0494 2666029
0495 2768460
0497 2705034
KIED, Kalamassery
:
2550322
MSMEDI, Thrissur
:
2360536, 2360686
Fax : 2360216
KBIP, Sasthamangalam, Tvpm
:
Fax : 0471 - 2311883
E-mail: bureau@vsnl.com
KSIDC, Thiruvananthapuram
:
2318922
(Ekm) 2323010
KFC, Thiruvananthapuram
:
2315891
(Ekm) 2400916
KINFRA, Thiruvananthapuram
:
2324467, 2324285
(Ekm) 2421796
SIDCO, Thiruvananthapuram
:
2330458, 2330818, 2330613
Fax : 2330904
Technopark, Thiruvananthapuram
:
2417222
Fax: 241 7971, 2418971
Coir Board, Ernakulam
:
2351954, 2354397
KITCO, Kochi
:
2354180, 2360409
(MD) 2382408
I.M.G. Thiruvananthapuram (Director)
: 2304229, (Secretary)04712442391(Ekm) 2422211
C.M.D. Thiruvananthapuram
:
2328737, 2322253
Kerala State Pollution Control Board, Tvpm. :
2318154(Chairman) 2318155(Secretary)
Kerala Khadi & Village Industries Board, Tvpm. :
2471695 / 96
(Ekm) 2311392
NSIC, (Ernakulam)
:
2381 850, 23801 55 (Fax)
KILA, Mulamkunnathukavu, Trichur
:
2720244, 2721768
Guest House, Thiruvananthapuram
:
2721779
Fax : 2721312
M.L.A. Quarters, Thiruvananthapuram
:
2308441
Advocate General's Office
: 2395078, 2395050, 2393844,2395056
KSSIA, TA. Veerankunju Road, Kochi-18
:
2355789, 2333428 (Dt)
Fax : 0484 2368421
CII, Ernakulam
: 2313441, 2324890 Fax : 2312615 e-mail : cicicee@md4.vsnl.net.in
Kerala Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Shanmugham Road, Kochi-1
:
2380950, 2354885, 2304377
Fax : 2374253
Surabhi, Ernakulam
:
0484 2377978
Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry : 0484 2224335, Fax: 0484 2224203 www.iccicochin.com
(ICCI) Mattanchery. Cochin - 682202
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Kerala House, New Delhi
:
2336795
3340179
TALUK INDUSTRIES OFFICES

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
1. Taluk Industries Office
District Industries Centre Building
Water Works Compound
Thiruvananthapuram
Mini Civil Station
Neyyattinkara- 695 121
Nedumangad. P. O
Nedumangad-695 541
MASS Towers
Attingal. P.O, Attingal-695 101
KOLLAM
Asramam, Kollam- 691 002
Kottarakkara. P.O
Kottarakkara-691 506.
Pathanapuram,
Punalur. P.O-691 305
Karunagappally. P.O
Karunagappally.
ALAPPUZHA
Ambalappuzha
Vellakkinar Junction, Alappuzha.
Cherthala. P.O
Cherthala.
Kuttanad, Mankombu
Karthikappally
Harippad. P.O- 690514
5.Taluk Industries Office
Mavelikara. P.O
Mini Civil Station
Chengannur. - 689 121
PATHANAMTHITTA
Revenue Tower, Thiruvalla.

Revenue Tower, Adoor
Vettippuram Road, Pattananmthitta.
KOTTAYAM
Behind Railway Station,
Nagambadam, Kottayam.
Kanjirappally. P.O- 686507
Meenachal, Pala. 686575
Vaikom. P.O
Revenue Tower
Changanassery.
IDUKKI
1. Taluk Industries Office, Udumbanchola
Panchayath Shopping Complex
East Junction, Nedumkandam. P.O-685 553
Thodupuzha. P.O-685 580
Devikulam, Adimali. P.O
Peermedu. P.O
ERNAKULAM
Kanayannur, Mini Civil Station,
Thrippunithura
Revenue Tower,
Kothamangalam. P.O-686 691
Mini Civil Station, Aluva
Mini Civil Station
Moovattupuzha
Mini Civil Station
Perumbavoor. P.O
Mini Civil Station
North Paravur. P.O
Kochi, Palluruthy. P.O
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Mini Civil Station, Perinthalmanna
KOZHIKKODE
Kozhikkode, Gandhi Road. Vellayil P.O
Mini Civil Station
Vadakara. P.O
Mini Civil Station,
Quilandi-673 305
KANNUR
1 Taluk Industries Office
District Industries Centre Bulding,
Civil StationCompound, Kannur
Mini Civil Station
Thalassery.
Thaliparamba. P.O, Thaliparamba.
WAYANAD
1. Taluk Industries Office, Vythiri
Muttil P.O
Mananthavady. P.O-670 645
KASARAGOD
Hosdurg. P.O
Kasargode. P.O
THRISSUR
Ayyanthole. P.O
Mukundapuram
Irinjalakkuda. P.O
Chavakkad. P.O-680506
Thalappally
Vadakkancherry. P.O
Kodungallur. P.O- 680 664
PALAKKAD
Palakkad
Chittoor, Anicode. P.O
Ottappalam. P.O
Mannarkkad. P.O
Alathur. P.O
MALAPPURAM
Mini Civil Station
Ponnani Nagaram. P.O
Ponnani.
2. Taluk Industries Office, Eranad,
Mini Civil Station, Manjeri. P. O
Tirur, P.O, Tirur
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COIR INSPECTORATES
Chirayinkeezh Project
1The Coir Inspector,Neyyattinkara Circle,Pachalloor P.O.,Thiruvananthapuram,PIN 695027
2The Coir Inspector,Kaniyapuram Circle,Kaniyapuram P.O.,Thiruvananthapuram,PIN 695303
3The Coir Inspector,Chirayinkeezh Circle,Chirayinkeezh, PIN 695304
4The Coir Inspector,Kadakkavoor Circle,Kadakkavoor P.O.,PIN 695306
5The Coir Inspector,Varkala Circle,Varkala P.O., PIN 695141
Kollam Project
1 The Coir Inspector,Kollam Circle,Mangad P.O.,Kollam, PIN 691009
2 The Coir Inspector,Kundara Circle,Chemmakkad P.O.,Kollam, PIN 691603
3 The Coir Inspector,Panmana Circle,Vadakkumthala East,Vadakkumthala P.O.,Kollam, Pin 690536
4 The Coir Inspector,Paravoor Circle,Paravoor (S) P.O.,Kollam, PIN 691301
5 The Coir Inspector,Karunagappally Circle,Mini Civil station,Karunagappally P.O.,Kollam, PIN 690518
6 The Coir Inspector,Adoor Circle,Mundroethuruthu P.O.,Kollam, PIN 691502
7 The Coir Inspector,Perinad Circle,Perinad P.O.,Kollam, PIN 691601
8 The Coir Inspector,Chavara Circle,Kottankulangara, Chavara.P.O.,Kollam, PIN 691583
Kayamkulam Project
1 The Coir Inspector,Muthukulam Circle,Coir Project Office,Kayamkulam, PIN 690502
2 The Coir Inspector,Kayamkulam Circle,Coir Project Office,Kayamkulam, PIN 690502
3 The Coir Inspector,Karthikappally South Circle,Panchayat Shopping Complex,Karthikappally P.O.,PIN 690516
4 The Coir Inspector,Karthikappally North Circle,Panchayat Shopping Complex,Karthikappally P.O.,PIN 690516
5 The Coir Inspector,Haripad Circle,N.S.S. Union Building,Haripad P.O., PIN 690514
Alappuzha Project
1 The Coir Inspector,Poochakkal Circle, Poochakkal P.O., Alappuzha. PIN 688526
2 The Coir Inspector, Alappuzha North Circle, Alappuzha, PIN 688001
3 The Coir Inspector, Alappuzha South Circle, Alappuzha, PIN 688001
4The Coir Inspector, Thuravoor Circle, Thuravoor P.O., Alappuzha, PIN 688532
5 The Coir Inspector, Cherthala Circle, Cherthala P.O., Alappuzha, PIN 688524
Vaikom Project
1 The Coir Inspector, Vaikom North Circle, Vaikom P.O., PIN 686141
2 The Coir Inspector, Vaikom South Circle, Vaikom P.O., PIN 686141
North Parur Project
1 The Coir Inspector, Mattancherry Circle, Palluruthy P.O., Kochi, PIN 682006
2 The Coir Inspector, Njarakkal Circle, Njarakkal P.O., Vypin, PIN 682505
3 The Coir Inspector, North Parur Circle, North Parur P.O., Eranakulam, PIN 683513
4 The Coir Inspector, Eranakulam Circle, Ponnurunni, Vythila P.O., Kochi, PIN 682019
Thrissur Project
1 The Coir Inspector,Nattika Circle,Edamuttom P.O.,Thrissur, PIN 680568
2 The Coir Inspector,Thrissur Circle,Chettupuzha P.O.,Thrissur, PIN 680621
3 The Coir Inspector,Chavakkad Circle Chavakkad P.O.,Thrissur,PIN 680506
4 The Coir Inspector,Kodungallur Circle,Kodungallur P.O.,Thrussur, 680664
Ponnani Project
1 The Coir Inspector,Ponnani Circle, Ponnani P.O., Malappuram, PIN 679577
2 The Coir Inspector, Tirur Circle, Tirur P.O., Malappuram, 676501
Kozhikode Project
1 The Coir Inspector, Chevayur Circle, Chevayur P.O., Kozhikode, PIN 673017
2 The Coir Inspector, Kozhikode North Circle, Gandhi Road, Kozhikode, PIN 673011
3 The Coir Inspector, Quilandy Circle, Near Chithra Talkies, Quilandy P.O., PIN 673305
4 The Coir Inspector, Kozhikode South Circle, Gandhi Road, Kozhikode, PIN 673011
5 The Coir Inspector, Vadagara Circle, Mini Civil Station, Vadagara, Kozhikode, PIN 673101
Kannur Project
1 The Coir Inspector, Kanhangad Circle, Hosdurg, Kanhangad, PIN 670315
2 The Coir Inspector, Kannur Circle, Thana P.O., Kannur, PIN 670012
13
DISTANCE BY ROAD
SET - UP OF
FROM THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTRE

General Manager (Joint Director)
Functional Managers (Deputy Directors)
Manager
Manager
Deputy Registrar
Manager
Manager
Assistant Director
(in Thiruvananthapuram,
Ernakulam, Kottayam
Kozhikkode and Thrissur
Asst. Registrar (KANNUR ONLY)
Asst. Dist. Industries Officer
Admistrative Assistant
Junior Superintendent
Industries Extension Officer
(Block Panchayats & Municipali-
Senior Co-op. Inspector

Head Clerk /
Senior Co-op. Inspector
Junior Co-op.
U.D. Cleak
L.D. Clerk
14
N. H.
Attingal
Kollam
Kayamkulam
Harippad
Alappuzha
Cherthala
Ernakulam
Aluva
Angamali
Chalakudi
Thrissur
Vadakkancherry
Shornur
Pattambi
Perinthalmanna
Malappuram
Ramanattukara
Kozhikode
Koyilandy
Vadakara
Mahi
Thalassery
Kannur
Thalipparambu
Payyannoor
Kasaragod
Mancheswaram
M.C. Road
Kilimanoor
Ayoor
Kottarakkara
Adoor
Pandalam
Chenganoor
Thiruvalla
Changanassery
Chingavanam
Kottayam
Ettumanoor
Koothatukulam
Moovattupuzha
Perumbavoor
Angamali
Thrissur
Shornur
Ottappalam
Lakkidi
Kms.
33
72
111
123
159
182
225
245
260
278
306
325
340
355
380
400
435
450
475
498
512
519
542
565
585
656
684
Kms.
38
55
72
92
103
117
125
134
143
157
164
191
208
228
241
286
321
336
342
ORGANISATION SET UP OF
DIRECTOR OF COIR DEVELOPMENT

Additional Director of Coir Development
Deputy Registrar
Senior Superintendent
Assistant Registrar
Jr/Sr Co-operative
Inspector
LD/UD Clerk
LD/UD Clerk
Senior
Accounts
Superintendent
Officer
LD/UD Clerk
ORGANISATION SET UP OF PROJCET OFFICE (COIR)
PROJECT OFFICER
Assistant Registrar
Jr/Sr Co-operative Inspector
COIR INSPECTORATE
Coir Inspector
Head Clerk
LD/UD Field Assiatant
LD/UD Clerk
ORGANISATION SET UP OF HANDLOOM AND TEXTILES
DIRECTOR OF HANDLOOM AND TEXTILES

Joint Director
Deputy Registrar Asst. Director Asst. Director Special Officer Asst. Director Admin.Assistant
(Statistics)
(Enforcement) (Powerloom)
(RBI)
Assistant Registrar
Research Head Clerk
Assistant
LD/UD Clerk
Jr/Sr Co-operative Inspector
LD/UD Clerk
15
Statistical
Investigators
SCALES OF PAYINDUSTRIES DEPARTMENT

Director
Director Handloom /
Director of Coir
Development
IAS
44640-1000-48640-1100-57440-1200-58640
Additional Director
40640-1000-48640-1100-57440
Joint Director /
General Manager
36140-900-40640-1000-48640-1100-49740
Functional Manager,
DIC/Deputy Director /
Women's Industries
Officer
24040-620-27140-680-29860-750-32860-82036140-900-38840
Assistant Director
Special Officer (RBI)
Project Officer (Coir)
Technical Assistant /
Superintendent,
(Foundary) /
Deputy Registrar
Assistant Registrar/
Asst. District Industries
Officer
21240-560-24040-620-27140-680-29860750-32860-820-36140-900-37040
19240-500-21240-560-24040-620-27140-680-29860-750-32860-820-34500

/Senior Superintendent
Senior Co-op.
Inspector(Spl. Gr)
Senior Co-operative
Inspector/Junior
Superintendent
Junior Co- operative
Inspector
18740-500-21240-560-24040-620-27140-680-29860-750-32860-820-33680
16980-440-18740-500-21240-560-24040620-27140-680-29860-750-31360
16180-400-16980-440-18740-500-21240-560-24040-620-27140-680-29180
14620-360-14980-400-16980-440-18740-500
-21240-560-24040-620-25280
Head Clerk 14620-360-14980-400-16980-440-18740-500-21240-560-24040-620-25280

UD Clerk 13210-330-13540-360-14980-400-16980-440-18740-500-21240-560-22360
LD Clerk 11620-300-12220-330-13540-360-14980-400-16980-440-18740-500-20240
Master Scale : 8500-230-9190-250-9940-270-11020-300- 12220-330-13540360-14980-400-16980-440- 18740-500-21240-560-24040-620-27140-68029860-750-32860-820-36140-900-40640-1000-48640-1100-57440-1200-59840
16
DISTANCE BY RAIL
FROM THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
Places
Kms.
Kazhakuttom
14
Kaniyapuram
18
Murukkumpuzha
22
Chirayinkeezhu
29
Kadakkavoor
32
Varkala
42
Edava
46
Paravoor
53
Kollam
65
Sasthamkotta
85
Karunagappally
93
Ochira
100
Kayamkularn
106
Mavelikkara
114
Chengannoor
127
Thiruvalla
136
Changanacherry
115
Kottayam
161
Ettumanoor
172
Thripunithura
211
Ernakulam
221
Kalamassery
235
Aluva
241
Angamali (Kalady)
250
Chalakkudi
265
Irinjalakuda
272
Puthukkad
282
Thrissur
296
Vadakkancherry
312
Shornur
328
Pattambi
340
Kuttippuram
358
Tirur
373
Parappanangady
389
Feroke
405
Kozhikode
414
West Hill
419
Koyilandy
439
Payyoli
459
Vadakara
461
Thalassery
483
Kannur
504
Valapattanam
510
Payangadi
525
Payyannur
537
Neeleswaram
556
Kanjangadu
566
Kasaragode
589
Mancheswaram
618
Kundara
78
Kottarakkara
91
Punalur
110
Thenmala
132
Aryankavu
144
Ottappalam
341
Lakkidi
348
Olavakkode
373
Palakkad
378
Kollengode
396
Vaniyambalam
384
Nilambur
394
DISTRICT PANCHAYATS
PATHANAMTHITTA
1.Mallappally
0469 -2682258,2680960
2.Pulikkeezhu, Valanjavattom 0469 -2610708,2712440
3.Koippuram, Pullad
0469 -2662364,2661074
4.Elanthoor, Nellikkala
0468 -2362036, 2360462
5.Ranni
04735-228078
6.Konni, Elakolloor
0468 -2333661, 2333161
7.Pandalam
04734 -252355, 253797
8.Parakkodu
04734 -217015, 216210
ALAPPUZHA
1. Ambalappuzha,
0477 - 2267205,2267205
Sanathanapuram
2. Aryadu, Kalavoor
0477 -2292425,2290825
3. Kanjikuzhi, S.L.Puram
0478 -2862445,2864465
4. Chambakulam, Thekkekara 0477 -2702294,2707435
5. Chengannoor, Puliyoor 0479 -2464298,2464998
6. Thykkattusseri, Panavalli 0478 -2523010,2522745
7. Pattanakkadu
0478 -2592249, 2592149
8.Bharanikkavu,Charummoodu 0479 2382351,2382351
9. Mavelikkara
0479 -2303457,2305880
10. Muthukulam
0479- 2472044, 2473719
11. Veliyanadu, Ramankari 0477 -2705542,2707434
12. Harippad, Mannarasala 0479 -2413890,2424690
Thiruvananthapuram 0471 -2440890,2550750,2550750

Kollam
0474 - 2793446, 2795198, 2795198
Pathanamthitta
0468 - 2223078, 2222198, 2222198
Alappuzha
0477 - 2253836, 2253836, 2252496
Kottayam
0481 - 2565966, 2564995, 2564995
Id u kki
0486 - 2233069, 2232382, 2232382
Ernakulam
0484 - 2422520, 2422520, 2425205
Thrissur
0487 - 2360251, 2360455, 2360455
Palakkad
0491 - 2535909, 2536638, 2536638
Malappuram
0483 - 2734564, 2734854, 2734933
Kozhikkodu
0495 - 2370550, 2370550, 2370550
Wayanad
04936 - 202490, 202490, 202490
Kannur
0497 -2700306, 2700232, 2700205
Kasargode
04994 - 256722, 256722, 256722
BLOCK PANCHAYATS
THIRUVANTHAPURAM
1. Varkala, Cherunniyoor
0470 -2602336,2602070
2. Kilimannoor
0470 -2672232,2674977
3.Chirayinkeezhu, Mudapuram 0470 -2640219,2643015
4.Vamanapuram,Venjaramoodu 0472-2872062,2871421
5. Vellanadu
0472- 2882040, 2883248
6. Nedumangadu
0472 -2802307,2883248
7. Pothencode
0471 -2417026,2418258
8. Perumkadavila
0471 -2275306,2275029
9. Nemom, Malayinkeezhu 0471 -2282025,2282315
10 Athiyannoor, Aralummoodu 0471-2222289,2225084
11. Parasala
0471 -2202084,2201084
KOTTAYAM
1.Vykom, Udayanapuram
2. Kaduthurthi
3. Ettumanoor
4.Uzhavoor, Kozha
5.Lalom, Anthinad
6.Erathupetta, Aruvithura
7.Pampadi, Anikkad
8.Pallam, Vadavathoor
9.Madappalli
10.Vazhoor, Chamampathal
11.Kangirappalli
KOLLAM
1.Chavara
0476 - 2680292, 2681200
2.Kottarakkara
0474 - 2454694,2456659
3.Ithikkara
0474 - 2593260,2592232
4.Vettikkavala
0474 - 2402550,2403370
5.Pathanapuram,Pidavoor 0475 - 2352341,2350341
6.Anchal
0475 - 2273217,2274217
7.Oachira
0476 - 2690270,2692766
8.Chittumala, East - Kallada 0474 - 2585242,2172222
9.Chadayamangalam
0474 - 2475370, 2475570
10.Mukhathala
0474-2501097,2502009
11.Sasthamkotta, Poruvazhi 0476-2830375,
IDUKKI
1.Iddukki, Thadiyambad
2.Devikulam
3.Kattappana
4.Thodupuzha, Kolani
17
04829 - 221316, 221878

04829- 282393, 283162
0481 -2537639,2536497
04822- 230254, 231954
04822 -248862,248858
04822 - 272356,273114
0481 -2551060,2552793
0481 -2374665,2573055
0481 -2472056,2471480
0481 -2456355,2456981
04828 -202450,2203995
04862- 235290, 235347

04865 -264201,264302
04868 -272482,273551
04862 -222464,229034
5. Azhutha, Peermedu
6. Adimali
7. Nedumkandam
8. Elamdesam, Kalayathani
0486 -232059,232655
04864 -222671,223024
04868- 232060, 233024
0486 -2276909,276380
5.Kollangodu
6.Malampuzha, Marutharoad
7.Mannarkkad
8.Nenmara
9.Ottappalam
10.Pattambi
11.Palakkad, Kallaekkadu
12.Sreekrishnapuram
13.Thrithala, Koottanad
ERNAKULAM
1.Paravoor,
0484 -2443429,2442990
2.Alangadu
0484 - 2670486, 2671345
3.Angamali
0484 - 2452270, 2457294
4.Koovappadi, Kuruppampadi 0484 - 2523557, 2524865
5.Vazhakkulam,
0484 - 2677142, 2677289
6.Edappalli, Kusumagiri
0484 - 2426636, 2426696
7.Vypin, Ayyampilli
0484 - 2489600, 2417040
8.Palluruthi
0484 - 2232162, 2236559
9.Mulamthuruthi, Perumpilli 0484 - 2740303, 2742950
10.Vadavukadu, Kolancheri 0484 - 2760249, 2760197
11. Kothamangalam
0485 - 2822544, 2823191
12.Pambakkuda, Anjalpetti 0485 - 2272282, 2273403
13.Parakkadavu, Kurmmassery0484 - 2473031, 2473866
14.Muvattupuzha, Mudavoor 0485 - 2812714, 2811501
MALAPPURAM
1.Nillamboor, Chandakkunnu 04931- 220429, 221532
2.Vandoor
04931- 247074, 248510
3.Areekkoodu
0483 - 2850047, 2851527
4.Kondotti
0483 - 2712084, 2711408
5.Vengara
0494 - 2450283, 2451676
6.Thirurangadi
0494 - 2460260, 2463360
7.Thiroor, B.P. Angadi
0494 - 2422696, 2427297
8.Thanoor
0494 - 2440297, 2440822
9.Ponnani, Edappal
0494 -2680271,2680171
10.Perumbadappu
0494 -2670274,2670054
11.Kuttippuram
0494 -2644310,264384
12.Perinthalmanna
04933- 227402, 220872
13.Mangada, Ramapuram
04933- 282034, 288999
14.Malappuram, Downhill
0483 -2734909,2736597
15 Kalikavu
KOZHIKKODE
1.Kozhikkode, Guruvayoourappan College
0495 -2430799,2431564
2. Koduvalli
0495 -2210289,2210940
3.Chelannoor
0495- 2260272, 2260005
4.Kunnamangalam
0495 -2800276,2802520
5.Ballussery
0496-2642087, 2644645
6.Perambra
0496 -2610286,2611326
7.Meladi
0496 -2602031,2602312
8. Pandhalayani, Koilandi
0496 -2620305,2631163
9. Vadakara, Chombala
0496 -2503002,2502533
10.Thooneeri
0496 -2550297,2552599
11. Kunnumal, Vattoli
0496 -2445096,2445964
12. Thodannoor,
0496 -2592025,2592703
THRISSUR
1.Chavakkad
0487 -2507688,2500472
2.Chovvannoor, Kanippayoor 04885- 222670, 226890
3.Vadakkancheri, Kumaranelloor 0488 -4232204,230604
4.Pazhayannor
04884- 225044, 224011
5.Ollukkara
0487 - 2370430, 2373643
6.Puzhakkal, Puranattukara 0487 - 2307305, 2307623
7.Mullassery
0487 - 2262473, 2262815
8.Thalikkulam
0487 - 2391785,
2395955
9. Anthikkad, Kizhakkummuri 0487 - 2272018, 2272960
10.Cherppu, Palisseri
0487 - 2342283, 2344304
11.Kodakara, Puthukkadu 0480 - 2751462, 2754416
12.Iringalakkuda,
0480 - 2825291, 2824784
13.Vellangallur
0480 - 2860107, 2862806
14.Mathilakom
0480 - 2850260, 2851718
15.Mala, Kuruvilassery
0480 - 2890398, 2891516
16.Chalakkudi
0480 - 2701446, 2708602
PALAKKAD
1.Alathoor
2.Attappadi, Agali
3.Chittoor, Nattungal
04923 -262373,3863183
0491 -2572014,2570861
04924 -222371,223110
0492 -3244218, 242244
0466 -2244254, 2247110
0466 -2212254,2214122
0491 -2515310, 2515540
0466 -2261221,2261431
04662 -370148,2370307
0492 -2222270,2224970
04924- 254223, 254382
04923- 272241, 273141
18
WAYANAD
1 Kalpetta
2. Sultan bathery
3. Mananthavad
4.Panamaram
KANNUR
1. Edakkad, Chala East
2. Irikkoor
3. Iritti
4. Koothuparamba
5. Kannoor, Pallikkunnu
6. Payannoor
7. Talipparambu, Karimbam
8. Peravoor
9. Thalassery,
10.Kalliassery
11.Panoor
KASARAGOD
1. Manjeswaram
2. Kasaragod
3. Kanjagadu
4. Neeleswaram
5.Karadka
6.Parappa
Adoor
04734 -2426018,220442
Alappuzha
Alappuzha
0477 -2252973,2263732
Kayamkulam
0479- 2445246, 2443838
Cherthala
0478- 2822648, 2816508
Mavelikkara
0479- 2302388, 2302368
Changanoor
0479 -2450544, 2452086
Kottayam
Kottayam
0481 -2567736, 2567333
Changanacherry
0481 -2423814, 2420246
Vaikkom
04829- 222221, 225696
Palai
0482 -2212130, 200077
Idukki
Thodupuzha
04862 -225408, 2256299
Eranakulam
Aluva
0484 -2623192,2625267
Perumbavoor
0484 -2522729,2522398
North Paravoor
0484 -2442327,2442271
Muvattupuzha
0485 -2834347, 2812621
Thripoonithura
0484 -2781550, 275944
Angamali
0484 -2452551, 2452867
Kothamangalam
0485 -2822160, 2822159
Kalamassery
0484 -2532380,2559299
Trissur
Kunnamkulam
04885 -2825216,222384
Iringalakkuda
0480 -2825210,2825630
Chalakkudy
0480 -2708323, 2708325
Kodungalloor
0480 -2522384,2802785
Chavakkadu
0487 -2507453,2615398
Guruvayoor
0487 -2555656,2555655
Palakkad
Palakkad
0491 - 2534158
Chittoor-Thattamangalam
04923 -2224417,222335
Shoranur
0466 -2224417, 2220200
Ottapalam
0466 -2246549, 2244123
Malapuram
Malapuram
0483 -2734989, 2734987
Thiroor
0494 -2422485, 2422328
Manjeri
0483 -2760138, 2766550
Ponnani
0494 -2666236, 2666422
Perinthalmanna
04933 -220913, 228967
Kozhikode
Koyilandi
0496 -2621913, 2621923
Vadakara
04936-202265, 205389
04936-220202, 222720
04935-240298, 240639
0497 -2822496,2822495
0460- 2257058, 2257620
0490 -2491240,2493840
0490 -2361784,2363370
0497 -2747822,2747833
04985 -202927,5207089
04602- 203295, 2206750
0490 - 2444416, 2444113
0490 -2389100,2389244
04998 -272673,2206888
04994 -230230,2283800
04672 -204048,272916
04672 -280328,225015
CORPORATIONS AND MUNICIPALITIES

CORPORATIONS
Thiruvananthapuram
Kollam
Kochi
Thrissur
Kozhikkode
0471 -2322470,2332085
0474- 2742382, 2742724
0484 -2353728,2351211
0487- 2423375, 2423522
0495 -2365797,2365797
MUNICIPALITIES
Thiruvananthapuram
Neyattinkkara
Nedumangadu
Attingal
Varkala
Kollam
Paravoor
Punaloor
Pathanamthitta
Pathanamthitta
Thiruvalla
0471- 2222348, 2222278

0472 -2812380,2814443
0470 -2622665,2624217
0472 -2603115,2609358
0474 -2512540, 2512440
0475 -2222683,2222683
0468 -2222819,222249
0469 -2602486,2630145
19
Wayanad
Kalpatta
Kannur
Kannur
Thalassery
Mattannoor
Payyannur
Koothuparambu
Thaliparambu
Kasarakod
Kanjangad
Kasarakod
04936 -204119,205904
0497 -2604119,2701274
0490 -2320051,2356277
0490 -2341591,2400226
04985- 204303, 205190

0490 -2361012,2362766
0498 -2204520,9447647714
0467 -2204520,2204205
04994 -230285, 255520
FOR YOUR HELP

MSME-DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
Identification of Project ideas, Technical Consultacy and
Kanjani Road, Ayyanthole. Thrissur-2
Preparation of Project Reports Conducts Managerial and
Phone : 2360686, 2360536, 2360638,
technomanagerial training programmes.
Fax: 0487-2360216, Website : www.sisikerala.org,

E-mail: sisi_ tresister@sancharnet.in
Kerala Industrial & Technical Consultancy
Project Reports, Feasibility Reports and Market Survey
Organisation Limited (KITCO), Kochi-682016
Reports for entrepreneur and techno economic appraisal
Br. Shaji Mahal, T.C. 15/1356
reports for financial institutions. Management consultancy
Vazhuthacaud Jn., TVPM-14.
services of SSI Planning, Design and Detailed Engineering
Ph: 2328956 / Ekm-23541 80, 2360409,
and Implementation of small, medium and large scale projects,
2382408 (MD), E-mail: kitco@kitcocoching.com
conducts Entrepreneurship Development Programmes.
Fax: 0484-2374570
Centre for Management Development
Conducts Management Development Programmes.
(CMD), CV. Raman Pillai Road,
Entrepreneurial Development Programmes,
Thycaud TVM-14, Ph : 2328737, 2331253
Management Research etc.
Community Canning & Preservation
Training in Manufacture of Fruit Syrups, Jams Etc.
Centre, Food & Nutrition Extension Office,

Panavila, TVM, Tel: 2331 239
National Research Development Corp. of India:
Process know-how, Pre-investment studies, Feasibility/
(NRDC), 20-22, Zamroodpur Comm. Centre,
project report, Detailed engineering, Turn key projects,
Kailash Colony Extn., New Delhi,
Equity capital participation, Training operation of plants,
Ph : 11641794216478012,
Raw materials and products testing.
E-mail: nrdc@x400.nicgw.nicin
Kerala State Electronics Development
materials required for Electronic industry. Assists new

entrepreneurs in identifying new products.
Corporation Ltd., (KELTRON)TVM-3

Kerala State Small Industries
Development Corporation Ltd. (SIDCO)
Manufacturing wide range of products including basic raw
Allots sheds/industrial plots in Industrial Estate/Plots

Development of infrastructure. Marketing Assistance.
Thiruvananthapuram-1,Raw Material Division, Kochi-20.

Phone : 2330613, Fax : 2205077,
Ekm. 2311651, 231129, Fax : 0484-2330904,
E-mail: Kersidco@md.5.vsnl.net. in
Website: keralasidco.com
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Secretary, Secretariat for Industrial Assistance

Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi-10011
Ph : 011-3011983, Fax: 011-3011034
website : www.mdmin.nic.in
E-mail: isibdms5@ub.mic.in
National Small Industries Corporation Ltd.
New Delhi-i 10020 Br. Office: 5/67
G.C.D.A. Complex, Marine Drive, Kochi-31
Ph : 0484-2368149. 2381850
(Fax) 0484-2380155,
E-mail : nsic@md4.net.in,
Website : nsicindia.com
: Letter of Intent, Industrial Licence for items placed under

Compulsory licence for aim to issue Industrial
Entrepreneur Memorandum (IEM). Indi. Entrepreneur
Memoranda EM for Manufacture of items not covered
under compulsory indl. Licence and SSI Sector.
Supplies machinery both imported and indigenous to
Small Scale Industrial units on Hire purchase basis.
Raw Material Assistance, Machinery on lease terms,
Technology up gradation Technology training and
Marketing Assistance to SSIs
Jt. Director General of Foreign Trade

Import & Export Code members, issue of advance release
H No.36/826, Chittoor Road, Ernakulam
orders, clearnance permits, Foreign Trade
Kochi-682011
Ph. No.0484-2377760, 2375397, 2375397
Trivandrum - Jt. Director of Foreign Trade (Incharge)
FTDO, Gokulam Building (Ground Floor)
T.C 2/1400, Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram- 695 004
Ph : 0471-2441867 E-mail : dgfttvm@keral.nic.in
State Trading Corporation of India Ltd.(STC) ,
New Delhi-i, Br. Office STC, Ajay Vihar, Kochi-16
Arrange for essential Imports of raw materials other than those

supplied by MMTC
The Minerals & Metals Trading

Corporation of India (MMTC) Ltd. New Delhi.
Regi. Office: Chennai House, Esplanade
Madras-600 108
Kerala Financial Corporation
P.R. No 145, Vellayambalam,
Thiruvananthapuram-33
Ph : 2318319, 2315891, Fax : 2318541
Email : kerfinco@sancharnet.in
Import of non-ferrous raw materials like Tin, Tin waste,

Aluminium ingot, EC grade Alu Zinc, Copper ingot,
Sulphur etc.
Industrial Development Bank of India

Br. Office: Panampilli Nagar, Kochi-36
Phone : 0484-2318889, 2322157/58,
2312964/69/68 Fax: 2319042
Website : www.idbi.com
Head Office: IOBI Tower
WTC Complex Cuff e Parade
Mumbai-400 005,
Consultancy service for project ideas, selection and

development liaison, surveys and feasibility reports.
Finances for seed capital and Term Loans for industrial units,
hospital, Genset Etc. Assistance to Women Entrepreneurs
(Mahila Udyog Nidhi) Schemes for Technocrafts SC/ST. Single
Window Scheme Provide term loan and working capital to new
tiny & SSI units. Equipment Leasing Scheme. ISO 9000, Bill discounting scheme.
Provides technical and administrative assistance
for promotion or expansion of industry.
Extends direct assistance to Public Limited Companies
& Co-operative societies, and to private limited Companies
in exceptional cases for financing new projects and also
for expansion and diversification of existing ones.
Normally assistance is confined to projects with
investments over Rs. 300 lakhs.
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Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI),:

Br. Office, Finance Tower, 2nd Floor, P. B. No. 4209,
Kaloor, Kochi-17 Tel: 2401792, 2401379 www.sidbi.com,
Fax : 0484 - 2401793
Principal financial institution for the promotion,

financing & development of industries in the small
scale sector and for co-ordination of the
institution engaged in similar activities.
Industrial Finance Corporation of India (IFCI)

P.B No. 4265 Branch Office,
Panampilly Nagar, Kochi-36,
Phone : 0484-2311174,
Fax : 0484-2311173
Industrial Credit & Investment
Corporation of India (I C I C I)
Regi. Office: Madras-18
Ph : 044-4364621 - 28 Fax: 4330097
Website : www.icicibank.com
Provides direct financial assistance for setting

up medium large industrial projects to Ltd
Companies in public, joint or private sector
or Co-operative Societies, for projects with cap
tal cost of over Rs. 300 lakhs only.
Assists Industrial enterprises by providing finance
in both rupee & foreign currencies in the form of
loans or medium term loans or equity
participation etc.
Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of

India Ltd., (ECGC) 682015
HDFC House, MG. Road, Ravipuram, Kochi-15
Ph: 2359457, 2359437 Fax: 0484-2359016
E-mail : kochi@ecgcindia.com
Web site: www.ecgc.in
Provides a range of Credit risk (Commercial risk

& Political risks) insurance covers to exporters
against loss in export of goods and services.
Offers guarantees to banks and financial
institutions to enable exporters to obtain better
facilities from them. Feed back report about
foreign buyers.
Board for Industrial and Financial

:
Reconstruction (BIFR), II Floor Ansai Chambers,
II Bhikaji Came Place. R. K, Puram, New Delhi-i 10066.
National Bank for Agriculture and Rural
Development (NABARD), Punnan Road,
Statue Thiruvananthapuram-695 039
E-mail :nabtvm@vsnl.com.
Website: www.nabard.org
Helps to revive and rehabilitate Sick Industrial

Units.
Extend refinance facilities to Banks for extending

term loans for setting of small village and tiny
industries in the rural areas. Also extend
grant assistance to registerd voluntary agencies,
charitable institutions to take up promotional
schemes.
Processing and Marketing of Coconut Products.
The Coconut Development Board

(Govt. of India, Ministry of Agriculture)
Kera Bhavan, Cochin -16, Ph : 2369248, 2362237
Export-Import Bank of India, Bombay - 21
Reg. Office, INSC, Bank BldgConstruction Madras -1
Drugs Controller, Thiruvananthapuram
Red Cross Road, TVM-35
Ph : 0471-2471896, Fax : 2473256
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Offer financing & advisory services to Indian

project Exports.
:Approval of Factory Building, Drugs manufactur
ing licences (All opathy/Ayurveda/Unani/Sidha/
Homeopathy and licences for cosmetic manufac
ture.
Kerala State Pollution Control Board, .

TVM-4, Ph: 0471-2318153, Fax: 2318152,
Ekm- 2207786 E-mail: kspcb@keralapcb.org,
Websitev www.keralapcb.org
Director of Factories & Boilers, TVM-35
Ph : 0471-2463597, Fax : 0471-2477141
Website : www.fabkerala.org
Chief Electrical Inspectorate,
Housing Board Bldg., TVM-1installations,
Ph0471-2331104, 2331159, 2.330291 .
Website : www.electricalskeraf.com
Pollution clearance-Treatment and disposal of

effluents.
Approval of Factory Building, Factory regis

tration and renewal of licences.
Approval of High Voltage & Medium Voltage

Installations of Generator of 50 Kilo Watts &
above
Director of Mining and Geology, Trivandrum :

Ph:0471-2447429. Fax: 2447429
Dy. Chief Controller of Explosives,
South Circle, Shastri Bhavan, Madras-6
Dept. of Explosives, Nagpur - 440006,
Maharashtra, Ph: 0712-510103,
Fax: 0712-510577,
Website : www.explosives.nic.in
NOC for construction of factory building Cer

tificate of approval Prospecting licence, Mining lease,
Guarrying permit/lease.
Licences for manufacture of explosives.
Registrar of Firms (IG of Regn)

Near Collectorate, Vanchiyoor TVM
Phone : 462608, 2463597, 2471458
Partnership Deed Registration
Registrar of Companies. Kakkanad

: Company Registration
Ph:0484-2421489,2422327
E-mail: rocern@sb.nic in, Website : www.nic.in/dca
Director of Handloom & Textiles.
Vikas, Bhavan, TVM-33
Ph : 0471-2303427
Assistance for Development of Handloom &

Textiles Powerloom Registration.
Development Commissioner, Cochin

Special Economic Zone, Kochi-682037
Ph : 2413111. 2413111, Fax : 2413074,
Website : www csez.com
For setting up Industrial Units in the Cochin

Special Economic Zone (kakkanad)
Secretary. Coir Board, Coir House. M.G Road

Ernakulam,
Ph : 2351954,2351788, Fax: 2354397,
www.coirboard nic.in
Assistance for the development of coir indus

try
Spices Board of India, Kochi - 682 025.

:
Ph : 2333610, 2347965
Fax : 2331429, 2334429 www.indiaspices.com
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Provides analytical services to the Indian spice

Industryand monitors the quality of spices
producted, processed and exported from the Country.
National Institute for Entrepreneurship and

Medium Enterprises (NIMSME) Yousafguda
Hyderabad, Website:http://nimsme.org
Ph . 91-40-23608544-46,23608316-19,
Fax: +91-40-3608547
Organising EDPs, Holding Seminars, Conducting

Trainers Training Programme, Entrepreneurial Development
Programme etc.
Senior Joint Controller of Patent & Design, : Registration of patents and designs
The Patent Office, G.S.T Road, Guindy,
Chennai-600032, Ph : 044-22322824/25, Fax: 044-22322878
Controller of General patents & Designs,
: Patents and Trade Marks
Old CGO building Murnbi 400020
www.indian patents.nic.in, www. patentoffice.nic.in
Asst. Registrar of Trade Marks
Trade Marks Registry, G.S.T Road, Guindy
: Trade Mark Regn. in respect of non textile goods.
Chennai-32, Ph: 044-22321992, 22322441/42, Fax : 2431475
Ministry of Food processing industries,
Govt. of India, Panchasheel Bhavan
New Delhi -110049, www.miffi.nic.in
FPO Mark and Subsidy for food processing industries.
Deputy Director, Fruit & Vegetable Preservation, : Fruit Products Order (FPO) Licence.
Madras-6, Office. The Food & Nutrition Board 15,
Haddows Road, Chennai-600 006, Sastri Bhavan
CFTRI, Chalevamba Mansion, Mysore,
Karnataka 570013, Ph : 0821-2514534,
Fax : 2515453, e-mail: ttm@micfos.net.in.
ttbd@cftri.res.in Website: www.cftri.com
Providing Technical advice in setting up of Food based indusindustries and is responsible for Edn, Training & Research
in the area of food, science & Technology.
Agricultural Marketing Adviser,

Directorate of Marketing & Inspection,
Faridabad-121 001, Phone : 8216568,
Fax : 0129-216568, www.agmarknet.nic.in
Agmark quality Certification of dal, oil, ghee, honey, spices
Agricultural Mktg. Officer, Thampanur,

: AGMARK Registration Symbol of Quality & Purity
TVM. Ph : 2665733,Agricultural Informatics Division,
NI.C, A-Block,C.G.O Complex, Lodhi Complex,
NewDelhi-110003,Ph: 011-4362790,
Website: www.agmarknet.nic.in
Adviser, Agricultural Marketing
6th Cross Road, W. Island. Cochin-3,
Phone : 2666120
Field Testing Station, SIS1, Changanacherry :
AGMARK Registration
Testing of Rubber Products
Director General of Supplies & Disposals

: Rate Contract under the Central Govt. Stores Purchase (
DGSD), New Delhi
Programme.
Director General of Supplies & Disposals, 35,
Madras-6 Ph: 044-8279823 Fax: 044-8280152
Ernail: dga(O)dgsd.tn.nic in. Website: www.tn.nic.in/dqa
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Stores Purchase Department, Govt.,

Secretariat, TVM. Ph: 0471-2327586, 2321128
Rate Contract under Govt. Stores Purchase Programme.
The Marine Products Exports Development : Operates various schemes to assist the sea food Industries.
Authority, (MPEDA), Parrampilly Avenue
Cochin-36, Ph : 2311979, 2312812, Fax : 2313361
E-mail-mpeda@mpeda.nic.in
Bureau of Indian Standards, Palayam, TVM-34
Phone :2327215, 2339174,Fax: 0471-2327215
Email : tb0@bis.org.in, Website: www.bis.org.in
HO Manak Bhavan, 9 Bhadur Shah Zafar Marg.,
New Delhi-110002. www.bis.india.org
Director of Coir Development
Coir Bhavan TVM. Tel : 322046,
Fax: 0821-2517233
: Formulation of BIS Standards and ISI certification
Provides assistance by way of loan and grant to

coir co-operative societies and Coir Products manufacturing units
Registration of Khadi & Village Industrial Co-operative
Society, Provides assistance for Khadi Units/Individuals
Kerala Khadi & Village Industries Board

Vanchiyoor, Thiruvananthapuram-695 035
Tel : 0471-2331364, 2471696, Fax : 2479525
Kerala State Industrial Development
Corporation Ltd. Keston Road, Kowdiar,
TVM. Fax : ++91-4712315893
Ph : ++91-471-2318922
Kochi : Choice Towers, Kochi-682016,
Fax : ++91-484-2323011,www.ksidc.org
Merchant banking equipment leasing, short term loans,

long and short term corporate loans, equipment refinance
venture sourcing project appraisal and feasibility,
Management consultants.
Kerala Industrial Infrastructure

Development Corporation, Kinfra House,
32/2312 Sasthmangalam, TVM-695 010
Phone : 272685, Fax : (91-47) 2724773
e-mail: kinfra@vsnl.net.in
Website: www.Kinfra.com, KINFRA, Ekm.
Phone : 2415796, 2421798, Fax : 2424877
KINFRA-Small Industries Parks (K-SIP) are located at

Thumpa in Trivandrum, Mazhuvannur in Ernakulam
Thalassery in Kannur, Seethangoli in Kasargod, Kakkancherry
in Malappuram, Koratty in Thrissur, Kalpetta in Waynad,
Kunnamthanam in Pathanamthitta. SEZ for Animation and
Gaming in TVPM, SEZ for Electronics, Kochi Provides Infrastruc
ture across the state and potential investors across the world.
IREDA (Indian Renewable Energy

Development Agency Ltd)., Lodi Road
New Delhi-110003
Promoting developing and extending financial assistance

for Projects relating to Renewable Energy and Conservation.
ANERT, Pattom .P.O. TVM Ph :2440122
To disseminte useful knowledge in various fields of renewable

energy sources, Energy conservation and rural Technology
To provide and create necessary infrastructural facilities and
conditions conducive to the development of Jute,
Jute products and Diversified Jute Products.
National Centre for Jute Diversification

:
( NCJD)CIT Scheme VIII (in) Tltadange,
,
Calcutta-700067Ph: 351-3269/3373/9818
Fax : 91-33-351-3270
National Institute for Entrepreneurship
and Small Business Development (NIESBUD),
New Delhi-110020
Ph : 6826533, 6826505, Fax: 91-11-6826811
Rubber Park India (Pvt) Ltd. Kochi
:
Ravipuram. Kochi
Organising EDPs, holding Seminars, conducting Trainers Train

ing Programmes, etc.
Developing infrastruture facilities for industrial park exclusively

for rubber and rubber wood based in dustries.
www.rubberpark.org, E-mail : rubberpark@vsnl.com

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Vegitable and Fruit Promotion Council

Kerala, Mythri Bhavan, Kakkanad
Kochi -682037, Ph : 2427560. 2427455
Training in Processing and Value addition of

Fruits and Vegetables
www.vfpek.org
Technology Development Board
New Mebaruli Road, New Delhi 110016.
Ph 6516073,6962819,Fax:6857643
Provides soft loan to industrial enterprises for

Technology Development
National Institute for Inter disciplinary

Science & Technology (NIIST) (formerly RRL)
Multidisciplinary R&D Organisation
RXPORT PROMOTION COUNCILS

Jhandewalan Extn. New Delhi-100 055
1. ENGINEERING EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL
Tel. : (91)11-23525695-23516183
Address :Vanijya Bhawan, 1st Floor
Fax : (91)11-23632147
International Trade Facilitation Centre
E-Mail : sgepc@vsnl.com
1/1, Wood Street, Kolkata 700 016
Web:
http://www.sportsgoodsindia.org
Tel.: 91-33-22890651/52 Fax: 91-33-22890654
E-mail: eepcho@eth.net
7.GEM & JEWELLERY EXPOR PROMOTION
Web: http://www.eepcindia.org or
COUNCIL
http:/www.eepcindia.com
Address : Diamond Bazar, 5th floor, 391-A,
2.PROJECT EXPORTS PROMOTION COUNCIL OF
Dr.D.Bhadkamkar Marg, Mumbai-400 004
INDIA
Tel. : (91)22-23821801/23821806
Address : H-118,Himalaya House,11th
Floor,23,Kasturba Gandhi Marg,New Delhi-110 001 Fax : (91)22-23808752/23804958
Tel. : (91)11-23722425/23350367Fax : (91)11-23312936 Web: http://gjepc.org
E-Mail : info@projectexports.com
8.SHELLAC & FOREST PRODUCTS EXPORT
Web : - http://www.projectexports.com/
PROMOTION COUNCIL
3.BASIC CHEMICALS, PHARMACEUTICALS AND

COSMETICS EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL
Address : Vanijya Bhawan International Trade

Address : Jhansi Castle, 4th floor, 7-Cooperage Road, Facilitation Centre,1/1 Wood Street, 2nd Floor,
Kolkata - 700016
Mumbai-400 039, Tel. : (91)22-2021288/2021330
Tel. : (91)33-22834417,22834697, 22834698
2026549 Fax : (91)22-2026684 Web: http://
Fax : (91)33-22834699
www.chemexcil.gov.in
4.CHEMICALS & ALLIED PRODUCTS EXPORT
Web: http://www.shellacepc.com
PROMOTION COUNCIL
Address : World Trade Centre, 14/IB, Ezra Street,

9.CASHEW EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL
Kolkata-700 001. Tel. : (91)33-22215652/22358217/8219 Address : Post Box No.1709,Chittor Road,
Fax : (91)33-22215657
Ernakulam South., Cochin-682 016
Web: http://www.capexil.com
Tel. : (91)484-351973/361459; Fax : (91)484-370973
5.COUNCIL FOR LEATHER EXPORTS
Web: http://www.cashewindia.org
Address : 3rd floor, CMDA Tower-2 Gandhi Irwin
Bridge Road, Egmore,Chennai-600 008
10.PLASTICS EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL
Tel. : (91)44-28594367-71(5 lines)
Address : Crystal Tower, Crystal Co-operative
Fax : (91)44-28594363/64
Housing Society(Ltd.),Gundwali Road No. 3,
E-Mail : cle@vsnl.com
Offsin M.V.Road, Andheri(East)
Web : http://www.leatherindia.org
Mumbai-400 005 Tel. : (91)22-26833951/52
Fax : (91)22-26833953/4057;
6.SPORTS GOODS EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL E-Mail : plexcouncil@vsnl.com
Address : 1-E/6, Swami Ram Tirth Nagar,
Web: http://www.plexcon.org
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11.Export Promotion Council for EOUs & SEZ Units
6. INDIAN SILK EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL
705, Bhikaji Cama Bhawan,

Bhikaji Cama Place, New Delhi- 11 0066
Tel. : (91)11-26167042/5805/6185
Fax : (91)11-26165538; E-Mail : epces@vsnl.net
Website: http://eouindia.com
Address : 62, Mittal Chambers, 6th Floor, Nariman

Point, Mumbai - 400 021.
Tel. : (91) 22-202049113/2027662/2025866,
Fax : (91) 22-2874606;
E-Mail : isepc@bom2.vsnl.net.in
Website: http://www.silkepc.com
7.POWERLOOM DEVELOPMENT & EXPORT
PROMOTION COUNCIL
Address : 16, Ist Floor, Mittal Chambers, Nariman
Point, Mumbai -400 021.
Tel. : (91) 22-2846518/19; Fax : (91) 22-2846517
E-Mail: pdexcil.pdepc@gems.vsnl.net.in
Website: http://www.pdexcil.org
12.Pharmaceutical Export Promotion Council
101, Aditya Trade Center

Ameerpet, Hyderabad - 500038
Tel : (91)40-23735462/66; Fax: (91)40-23735464
E-Mail : info@pharmexcil.com
Website : www.pharmexcil.com
TEXTILES SECTOR:
1.APPAREL EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL
Address : NBCC Towers,15 Bhikaji Cama Place,
New Delhi - 110 066.
Tel. : (91) 11-26183351/26169393/94/56/57
Fax : (91) 11-26188584/26188300
E-Mail : hochrm@nda.vsnl.net.in
Website : http://www.aepc.com
8. SYNTHETIC & RAYON TEXTILE EXPORT

PROMOTION COUNCIL
Address : Resham Bhavan, 78, Veer Nariman Point

Road, Mumbai - 400 020.
Tel. : (91) 22-22048797/22048690
Fax : (91) 22-22048358; E-Mail srtepc@vsnl.com
Website: http://www.synthetictextiles.org
2.CARPET EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL
9.WOOL & WOOLENS EXPORT PROMOTION

COUNCIL
Address : 101-A/1, Krishna Nagar, (Behind Govt.

Sr. Sec. School), Safdarjung Enclave,
New Delhi-110029.
Tel. : (91) 11-26102742/26101024
Fax : (91) 11-26165299;
E-Mail : cepc@nda.vsnl.net.in.
Website: http://www.indiancarpets.com
Address : 906, New Delhi House, 27, Barakhamnba

Road, New Delhi - 110 001.
Tel. : (91) 11-23315512/23315205
Fax : (91) 11-23730182
E-Mail : wwepc@bol.net.in
Website : http://www.wwepcindia.com
3. COTTON TEXTILE EXPORT PROMOTION

COUNCIL
COMMODITY BOARDS UNDER MINISTRY OF

COMMERCE
Engineering Centre, 5th Floor, Mumbai - 400 004.

Tel. : (91) 22-23632910/11/12/13
Fax : (91) 22-23932914;
E-Mail : exprocil@bom3.vsnl.net.in
Website : http://www.texprocil.com
1.RUBBER BOARD
Contact Person : Chairman
Address : Sub-Jail Road, P.B.No.1122, Kottayam, Kerala
Tel. : (91) 481-571231, 571232, 571235, 571236,
571361, Fax : (91) 481-571380
E-mail : rbktm@ker.nic.in, rrii@vsnl.com
Website : http://rubberboard.org.in/
2. COFFEE BOARD
Address : 1- Dr.B.R.Ambedkar Veedhi, Bangalore
Tel. : (91) 80-257890, Fax : (91) 80-2255557
Website : http://www.indiacoffee.org/
3.TEA BOARD
Address : 14, BTM Sarani, Brabourne Road, .B.No.2172,
Kolkata - 700001
Tel. : (91)33-225141, Fax : (91)33-2251417
Website : http://www.teaboard.gov.in
4. EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL FOR

HANDICRAFTS
Address : Plot No.1,Pocket 6&7,Sector-C,Local

Shopping Centre,Vasant Kunj,New Delhi - 110 070.
Tel. : (91) 11-6875377/60087
Fax : (91) 11-606144; E-Mail : epch@vsnl.com
Website : http://www.epcd.com
5. HANDLOOM EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL
Address : 18, Cathedral Garden Road,

Nunagambakkam, Madras 600 034.
Tel. : (91) 44-8278879/8276043
Fax : (91) 44-8271761; E-Mail : hepccatp@vsnl.com
Website: http://www.hepcindia.com
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5. SPICES BOARD
Address : Sugandha Bhavan, P.B.No.2277,
Palarivattom.P.O., Cochin , Kerala- 682025
Tel. : (91) 484-2333610 to 2333616 (7 Lines) & 2348417,
(91) 484-2331429/ 2334429
E-mail : spicesboard@vsnl.com, mail@indianspices.com
Website : http://www.indianspices.com
4.TOBACCO BOARD
Address : P.B.No.322, G.T.Road, Guntur - 522004
Tel. : (91) 0863-2358399, 2358499, 2327550, 2358531,
2358532, 2327555, 2327554, 2327556
Fax : (91) 0863-2354232
E-mail : info@indiantobacco.com
Website : http://www.indiantobacco.com/
WEB SITES OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS-KERALA

DEPARTMENTS
WEBSITE
Agriculture Department
www.keralaagriculture.gov.in
Agriculture Department
www.karshikakeralam.gov.in
Animal Husbandry Department
www.ahdkerala.gov.in
Archaeology Department
www.archaeology.kerala.gov.in/
Archives Department
www.keralastatearchives.org
Coir Development Directorate
www.coir.kerala.gov.in
Collegiate Education Department
www.collegiateedu.kerala.gov.in
Dairy Development Department
www.kissankerala.net
Economics and Statistics Department
www.ecostat.kerala.gov.in
Election Department
www.ceokerala.nic.in
Electrical Inspectorate Department
www.ceikerala.gov.in
Employment and Training Directorate
www.det.kerala.gov.in
Employment Services Kerala
www.employmentkerala.gov.in
Factories and Boilers Department
www.fabkerala.gov.in
Finance Department
www.finance.kerala.gov.in
Fisheries Department
www.fisheries.kerala.gov.in
Fisheries Department
www.fishnetkerala.gov.in
Food and Civil Supplies Department
www.civilsupplieskerala.gov.in
Forest and Wild Life Department
www.keralaforest.org
General Education Department
www.education.kerala.gov.in
www.examresults.kerala.gov.in
www.keralaresults.nic.in
www.results.kerala.nic.in
www.sslcexamkerala.gov.in
Ground Water Department
www.groundwater.kerala.gov.in
Harbour Engineering Department
www.hedkerala.gov.in
Higher Education Department
www.education.kerala.gov.in/higher.htm
Higher Secondary Education Directorate
www.dhsekerala.gov.in
Home Department
www.keralapolice.org
Industries and Commerce Department
www.keralaindustry.org
Information and Public Relations Department
www.prd.kerala.gov.in
Information Technology Department
www.it.kerala.gov.in
Insurance Department
www.insurance.kerala.gov.in
Kerala Police
www.keralapolice.org
Kerala Social Security Mission
www.socialsecuritymission.gov.in
Kerala State Land Use Board
www.kslub.kerala.gov.in
Land Revenue Department
www.clr.kerala.gov.in
Law Department
www.keralalawsect.org
Local Fund Audit Department
www.finance.kerala.gov.in
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Local Self Government Department

www.lsg.kerala.gov.in
Lotteries Department
www.keralalotteries.com
Mining and Geology Department
www.dmg.kerala.gov.in
Motor Vehicles Department
www.keralamvd.gov.in
Museum and Zoo Department
www.keralamuseumandzoo.org
Non-Resident Keralites Affairs Department
www.norka.gov.in
Panchayat Department
www.lsg.kerala.gov.in
Planning and Economic Affairs Department
www.bpe.kerala.gov.in
Planning and Economic Affairs Department
Port Department
www.keralaports.gov.in
Public Works Department
www.keralapwd.gov.in
Registration Department
www.keralaregistration.gov.in
Rural Development Commissionerate
www.crd.kerala.gov.in
Sainik Welfare Department
www.sainikwelfarekerala.org
Scheduled Tribe Development Department
www.stdd.kerala.gov.in
Science, Technology and Environment Department
www.kscste.kerala.gov.in
Social Welfare Department
www.keralawomen.gov.in
Social Welfare Department
www.swd.kerala.gov.in
Sports and Youth Affairs Directorate
www.dsya.kerala.gov.in
Survey and Land Records Department
www.dslr.kerala.gov.in
Taxes Department
www.keralataxes.gov.in
Technical Education Department
www.tekerala.org
Tourism Department
www.keralatourism.org
Town and Country Planning Department
www.townplanning.kerala.gov.in
Transport Department
www.keralamvd.gov.in
Treasury Department
www.treasury.kerala.gov.in
Urban Affairs Department
www.ksudp.org
Vigilance Department
www.keralavigilance.org
Vocational Higher Secondary Education Directorate
vhse.kerala.gov.in
AUTONOMOUS BODIES, CULTURAL AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS
Agency for Development of Aquaculture (ADAK)
www.fishnetkerala.gov.in/
Agency for Non-Conventional Energy and Rural Technology www.anert.gov.in
(ANERT) Thiruvananthapuram
Attappady Hills Area Development Society, Palakkad
www.ahads.org
Central Polytechnic College
www.cptc.in
Centre for Continuing Education Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram www.ccek.org
Centre for Development studies, Thiruvananthapuram
www.cds.ac.in
Centre for Development of Imaging Technology (C-DIT)
www.cdit.org
Centre for Earth Science Studies (CESS) Thiruvananthapuram www.cessind.org
Centre for Heritage Studies, Ernakulam
www.centreforheritagestudies.com
Centre for Management Development
www.cmdkerala.net
Centre for Water Resources Development and Management www.cwrdm.org
Clean Kerala Mission, Thiruvananthapuram
www.sanitation.kerala.gov.in/
Co-operative Service Examination Board
www.csebkerala.org
Commissionerate of Entrance Examinations
www.cee-kerala.org
Energy Management Centre
www.keralaenergy.gov.in
Farm Information Bureau
www.keralaagriculture.gov.in/
Farm Information Bureau
htmle/agridept/fib.html
Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management www.iiitmk.ac.in
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INFO PARK Kakkanad

www.infoparkkochi.com
Information Kerala Mission
www.infokerala.org
Indian Institute of Handloom and Textile Technology
www.ihttkerala.org
Institute of Human Resources Development (IHRD)
www.ihrdkerala.org, www.ihrd.ac.in
Institute of Human Resources Development (Regional Centre)
www.rcihrdtvm.org
Institute of Management in Government
www.img.kerala.gov.in
Karshaka Information Systems, Services and Networking (KISSAN) www.kissankerala.net
Kerala Books and Publications Society
www.keralabooks.org
Kerala Bureau of Industrial Promotion (K-BIP)
www.keralaindustry.org/promotional_Kbip.htm
Kerala Council for Historical Research (KCHR)
www.keralahistory.ac.in
Kerala Forest Research Institute
www.kfri.org
Kerala Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation
www.ksidc.org
Kerala Institute of Local Administration (KILA)
www.kilaonline.org
Kerala Institute of Tourism and Travel Studies (KITTS) www.kittstour.org
Kerala Lokayukta
www.lokayuktakerala.gov.in
Kerala Kalamandalam
www.kalamandalam.org
Kerala Press Academy
www.pressacademy.org
Kerala Sahitya Akademi
www.keralasahityaakademi.org
Kerala Sangeetha Nataka Akdemi
www.keralasangeethanatakaakademi.com
Kerala State Biodiversity Board
www.keralabiodiversity.org/
Kerala State Council for Science,
Technology and Environment (KSCSTE)
Kerala State Chalachitra Academy
www.keralafilm.com
Kerala State Council for Child Welfare
www.kcws.org.in
Kerala State I T Mission
www.keralaitmission.org
Kerala State Legal Services Authority
www.kelsa.gov.in
Kerala State Literacy Mission
www.literacymissionkerala.org
Kerala State Nirmithi Kendra
www.nirmithi.kerala.gov.in
Kerala State Pharmacy Council
www.pharmacycouncilkerala.org
Kerala State Remote Sensing and Environment Centre
Kerala State Pollution Control Board
www.keralapcb.org
Kerala State Science and Technology
Museum and Priyadarsini Planetarium
www.kstmuseum.com
Kerala State Veterinary Council
keralaveterinarycouncil.org/
Kerala State Wakf Board
www.keralastatewakfboard.org
Kerala Sustainable Urban Development Project
www.ksudp.org
Kerala Water Authority
www.kwa.kerala.gov.in/
Kerala LiveStock Development Board Ltd
www.livestockkerala.org
Kudumbashree State Poverty Eradication Mission www.kudumbashree.org
LBS Centre for Science and Technology
www.lbskerala.com; lbscentre.org
Model Finishing School
www.modelfinishingschool.org
National Institute of Speech and Hearing (NISH) www.nishindia.org
National Transportation Planning and Research Centre (NATPAC) www.natpac.org
National University of Advanced Legal Studies
www.nuals.ac.in
NORKA ROOTS Centre Plaza
www.norkaroots.net
Permanent Lok Adalat for Public Utility services
www.kelsa.gov.in/act1.htm
Public Sector Restructuring and Internal Audit Board www.riab.org
Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Bio-technology
www.rgcb.res.in
Regional Cancer Centre
www.rcctvm.org
Sophisticated Test and Instrument Centre
www.sticindia.com
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State Agricultural Prices Board

www.keralaagriculture.gov.in/htmle/
State Central Library
www.statelibrary.kerala.gov.in
State Council of Education Research and training (SCERT) www.scert.kerala.gov.in
State Institute of Childrens Literature
www.ksicl.org
State Institute of Educational Technology
www.sietkerala.nic.in
State Institute of Languages
www.keralabhashainstitute.org
State Institute of Rural Development (SIRD)
www.sird.kerala.gov.in
Thenmala Ecotourism Promotion Society (TEPS)
www.ecotourismkeralam.org/thenmala.html
PUBLIC SECTOR UNDERTAKING
Bekal Resorts Development Corporation Ltd., TVPM
www.bekal.org
Foam Mattings (India) Ltd., P.B. No. 4619, Alappuzh
www.fomil.com
Forest Industries (Travancore) Ltd., Aluva
www.fitkerala.com
Handicraft Development Corporation of Kerala Ltd.,
www.keralahandicrafts.in
Kerala Institute of Local Administration (KILA)
www.kilaonline.org
Kerala Institute of Tourism and Travel Studies (KITTS) www.kittstour.org
Kerala Lokayukta
www.lokayuktakerala.gov.in
Kerala Kalamandalam
www.kalamandalam.org
Kerala Press Academy
www.pressacademy.org
Kerala Sahitya Akademi
www.keralasahityaakademi.org
Kerala Sangeetha Nataka Akdemi
www.keralasangeethanatakaakademi.com
Kerala State Biodiversity Board
www.keralabiodiversity.org/
Kerala State Council for Science,
Technology and Environment (KSCSTE)
Kerala State Chalachitra Academy
www.keralafilm.com
Kerala State Council for Child Welfare
www.kcws.org.in
Kerala State I T Mission
www.keralaitmission.org
Kerala State Legal Services Authority
www.kelsa.gov.in
Kerala State Literacy Mission
www.literacymissionkerala.org
Kerala State Nirmithi Kendra
www.nirmithi.kerala.gov.in
Kerala State Pharmacy Council
www.pharmacycouncilkerala.org
Kerala State Remote Sensing and Environment Centre
Kerala State Pollution Control Board
www.keralapcb.org
Kerala State Science and Technology
Museum and Priyadarsini Planetarium
www.kstmuseum.com
Kerala State Veterinary Council
keralaveterinarycouncil.org/
Kerala State Wakf Board
www.keralastatewakfboard.org
Kerala Sustainable Urban Development Project
www.ksudp.org
Kerala Water Authority
www.kwa.kerala.gov.in/
Kerala LiveStock Development Board Ltd
www.livestockkerala.org
Kudumbashree State Poverty Eradication Mission www.kudumbashree.org
LBS Centre for Science and Technology
www.lbskerala.com; lbscentre.org
Model Finishing School
www.modelfinishingschool.org
National Institute of Speech and Hearing (NISH) www.nishindia.org
National Transportation Planning and Research Centre (NATPAC) www.natpac.org
National University of Advanced Legal Studies
www.nuals.ac.in
NORKA ROOTS Centre Plaza
www.norkaroots.net
Permanent Lok Adalat for Public Utility services
www.kelsa.gov.in/act1.htm
Public Sector Restructuring and Internal Audit Board www.riab.org
Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Bio-technology
www.rgcb.res.in
Regional Cancer Centre
www.rcctvm.org
Sophisticated Test and Instrument Centre
www.sticindia.com
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State Agricultural Prices Board

www.keralaagriculture.gov.in
State Central Library
www.statelibrary.kerala.gov.in
State Council of Education Research and training (SCERT)
www.scert.kerala.gov.in
State Institute of Childrens Literature
www.ksicl.org
State Institute of Educational Technology
www.sietkerala.nic.in
State Institute of Languages
www.keralabhashainstitute.org
State Institute of Rural Development (SIRD)
www.sird.kerala.gov.in
Thenmala Ecotourism Promotion Society (TEPS)
www.ecotourismkeralam.org/thenmala.html
PUBLIC SECTOR UNDERTAKING
Bekal Resorts Development Corporation Ltd., TVPM
www.bekal.org
Foam Mattings (India) Ltd., P.B. No. 4619, Alappuzh
www.fomil.com
Forest Industries (Travancore) Ltd., Aluva
www.fitkerala.com
Handicraft Development Corporation of Kerala Ltd.,
www.keralahandicrafts.in
Kerala Agro Machinery Corporation Ltd., Athani P.O., Ernakulam-683585www.kamcoindia.com
Kerala Automobiles Ltd., Aralumoodu P.O., Neyyattinkara,
www.keralaautomobilesltd.com
Kerala Ceramics Ltd., Kundara, Kollam-691501
www.keralaceramics.com
Kerala Electrical and Allied Engineering Co. Ltd., Kochi-682036
www.kel.co.in
Kerala Feeds Ltd., Kallettumkara P.O, Thrissur-680683
www.keralafeeds.com
Kerala Financial Corporation Ltd., Thiruvananthapuram- 695033
www.kfc.org
Kerala Forest Development Corporation Ltd., Kottayam-686003
www.keralafdc.org
KITCO Ltd. PB No 1820, Ravipuram, M.G. Road, Kochi
www.kitco.in
Kerala Khadi and Village Industries Board, Vanchiyoor, TVPM
www.kkvib.org
Kerala Land Development Corporation Ltd., Thycaud P.O., TVPM
www.kldc.org
Kerala Livestock Development Board Ltd., Pattom Thiruvananthapuram www.livestockkerala.org
Kerala Minerals and Metals Ltd., Chavara, Kollam-691583
www.kmml.com
Kerala State Power and Infrastructure Finance Corporation Ltd.,
Jawahar Nagar P.O., Kowdiar, Thiruvananthapuram
www.kpfcl.org
Kerala Shipping & Inland Navigation Corporation Ltd.,
Udaya Nagar Road, Gandhi Nagar, Kochi
www.keralashipping.com
Kerala State Bamboo Corporation Ltd., Angamaly South-683573
www.bambooworldindia.com
Kerala State Cashew Development Corporation Ltd., Kollam-691001
www.cashewcorporation.com
Kerala State Construction Corporation Ltd., Banarji Road, Kochi
www.kscc.in/
Kerala State Electricity Board Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram
www.kseboard.com
Kerala State Electronics Development Corporation Ltd., (Keltron)
www.keltron.org
Kerala State Film Development Corporation Ltd.
www.ksfdc.in
Kerala State Handicapped Persons Welfare Corporation Ltd.
www.handicapped.kerala.gov.in
Kerala State Handloom Development Corporation Ltd. (Hanveev)
www.keralahanveev.com
Kerala State Housing Board, Santhi Nagar, Thiruvananthapuram
www.kshb.kerala.gov.in
Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.
www.ksidc.org
Kerala State Industrial Enterprises Ltd.
www.keralarcade.com
Kerala State Poultry Development Corporation Ltd
www.kepco.nic.in/
Kerala State Palmyrah Products Development and Workers
Welfare Corporation Ltd., (KELPALM)
www.kelpalm.com
Kerala Small Industries Development Corporation Ltd. (SIDCO)
www.keralasidco.com
Kerala State Textile Corporation Ltd.
www.kstcl.org
Kerala State Warehousing Corporation Ernakulam
www.kerwacor.com
Kerala Tourism Development Corporation Ltd.
www.ktdc.com
Kerala Transport Development Finance Corporation Ltd.
www.ktdfc.com
Kerala Urban and Rural Development Finance Corporation Ltd.
www.kurdfc.org
Malabar Cements Ltd.
www.malabarcements.com
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Meat Products of India Ltd

www.meatproductsofindia.com
Oil Palm India Ltd
www.oilpalmindia.com
Overseas Development and Employment Promotion Consultants Ltd. (ODEPC) www.odepc.org
The Pharmaceutical Corporation (IM) Kerala Ltd. (Oushadhi)
www.oushadhi.org
Plantation Corporation of Kerala Ltd.
www.pcklimited.org
Rehabilitation Plantation Ltd.
www.rplkerala.com
Roads and Bridges Development Corporation of Kerala Ltd.
www.rbdck.com
State Farming Corporation of Kerala Ltd.
www.sfckerala.com
State Medicinal Plant Board
www.smpbkerala.org
Steel Complex Ltd
www.steelcomplexkerala.com
Steel and Industrial Forging Ltd.
www.siflindia.com
Tourist Resorts (Kerala) Ltd
www.trkl.in
Traco Cable Company Ltd
www.tracocable.com
Transformers and Electricals Kerala Ltd
www.telk.com/
Travancore Cements Ltd
www.travcement.com
Travancore Cochin Chemicals Ltd.
www.tcckerala.com
Travancore Titanium Products Ltd
www.travancoretitanium.com
United Electricals Industries Ltd
www.unilecindia.com
WELFARE FUND BOARDS
Kerala Khadi and Village Industries Board
www.kkvib.org
Kerala Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board
www.kbocwwboard.in
CO-OPERATIVE ORGANISATIONS
Kerala Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd.
www.milma.com
Kerala Karshaka Sahakarana Federation Ltd.
www.kerafed.com
Kerala State Cashew Workers Apex Industrial
www.cashewcapex.com
Co-operative Society Ltd. (CAPEX)
Kerala State Co-operative Agricultural and Rural Development Bank Ltd.www.keralalandbank.org
Kerala State Co-operative Coir Marketing Federation Ltd.
www.coirfed.com
Kerala State Co-operative Consumers Federation Ltd. (CONSUMERFED)www.consumerfed.net
Kerala State Co-operative Federation for Fisheries Development Ltd.
www.matsyafed.org
(MATSYAFED)
Kerala State Co-operative Marketing Federation Ltd
www.marketfed.com
Kerala state Co-operative Rubber Marketing Federation Ltd
www.rubbermark.com
Kerala State Handicrafts Appex Co-operative Society Ltd
www.surabhihandicraft.com
Kerala State Handloom Weavers Co-operative Society Ltd. (HANTEX) www.hantexkerala.org
Kerala State Rural Womens Electronics Industrial Co-op. Federation Ltd. www.rutronix.com
IMPORTANT CENTRAL GOVERNMENT OFFICES AT THIRUVANANTHAPURAM & KOCHI
Principal Accountant General (Audit) & Accountant General (A&E)
www.agker.cag.gov.in
Agricultural Finance Corporation Ltd.
www.afcindia.org.in
National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development
www.nabard.org
National Commission for Scheduled Castes Kerala and Lakshadweep
www.ncsc.nic.in
Press Information Bureau
www.pibtvm.gov.in
Employees Provident Fund Organization
www.epfkerala.in
Sree Chithira Thirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology
www.sctimst.ac.in
KOCHI
Central Excise and Customs Central Revenue Building, Kochi
www.cenexcisekochi.gov.in
Central Institute of Fisheries, Fine Arts Avenue, Kochi
www.cifnet.gov.in
Central Marine Fisheries
www.cmfri.com
Central Public Works Department
www.cpwd.gov.in
Central Water Commission
www.cwc.nic.in
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Cochin Special Economic Zone

Coconut Development Board
Coir Board, Coir House, Kochi
National Institute of Oceanography Regiment Center Kochi
Geological Survey of India (Marine Wing) Kochi
India Meteorological Department
The Marine Product Export Development Authority Kochi
Commissioner of Customs
Office of the Chief Commissioner of Income tax
Post Master General Central Region , Kochi
Cochin Port Trust
KANNUR
National Institute of Fashion Technology
www.csez.com
www.coconutboard.nic.in
www.coirboard.gov.in
www.nio.org
www.portal.gsi.gov.in
www.imd.gov.in
www.mpeda.com
www.cochincustoms.nic.in
wwwincometaxindia.gov.in/
www.indiapost.gov.in/
www.cochinport.com
www.nift.ac.in
ENTREPRENEURS MEMORANDUM FOR SETTING UP MICRO,SMALL OR MEDIUM

ENTERPRISE
Memorandum is to be filed with the District Industries Centre, under whose jurisdiction the enterprise
is proposed to be located by a Micro,Small or Medium Enterprise,as the case may be, under subsection(1) of section 8 of the Micro,Small and Medium Enterprise Development (MSMED) Act 2006.There
is no need for processing the Memorandum. Existing units should fill up only part-II of the Memorandum.
In case of any change in the information,at any point of time, inform the details within three months to
district industries centre. Write/type in block (capital letters). Leave one blank box after each word. Fill
up whichever is applicable. All codes other than pin code shall be filled by the office. Form will be
machine numbered by the district industries centre.
New Definitions as per MSMED Act 2006

Investment in Plant Machinery / Equipments (in Rupees)
Sl No
Type of Enterprise
Manufacturing
Micro Enterprise
Small Enterprise
Medium Enterprise
Up to 25 Lakhs
Service
Up to 10 Lakhs
From 25 Lakhs to 5 Crores
From 10 Lakhs to 2 Crores
From 5 Crores to 10 Crores
From 2 Crores to 5 Crores
The Kerala Industrial Single Window Clearance Board and Industrial

Township Area Development Act, 1999
Government of Kerala have enacted "The Kerala Industrial Single Window Clearance Board and Industrial
Township Area Development Act, 1999" to provide special provision for speedy issue of various licences, clearances, and certificates required for setting up of industrial undertakings in the State of Kerala and for the constitution of Industrial undertakings in the State of Kerala and for the constitution of Industrial Township Area Development Authorities and for matter connected therewith.
STATE BOARD
For the purpose of speedy issue of various licences, clearances, certificates required under various State enactments for setting up of industrial undertakings in the State, the Government, by notification, constituted Single
Window Clearances Board for the State.
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POWERS AND FUNCTIONS

Every person intending to establish any industrial undertaking other than a small scale industrial undertaking in the
State, shall submit the application for clearances of licences or certificates required under various State enactments to the
Convener of the State Board in the prescribed form along with the required fee under the respective enactment. The State
Board shall after complying the procedure prescribed in this behalf and within forty-five days from the date of receipt of the
application take a decision as to recommend to the concerned authority for the issue of the licence or permission applied
for without any modification or with such modification as it thinks fit to make; or to refuse clearance if it is of the opinion that
the proposed construction, establishment or installation is objectionable.
The decision taken by the State Board shall be communicated to the applicant and the authority concerned by the
Convener of the State Board issuing of clearance, licences, certificates based on the recommendation. The authority
concerned shall, on receipt of the recommendation of the State Board, issue the clearances, licences or certificates applied
for in accordance with the recommendation of the State Board, within ten working days from the date of receipt of the
recommendations. If no clearance, licence or certificate, as the case may be issued within the said time limit the clearance,
licence or certificate, as the case may be recommended for by the State Board shall be deemed to have been issused after
the expiry of the said period of ten working days.
APPELLATE JURISDICTION OF THE GOVERNMENT
Any person aggrieved by the decision of the State Board, may appeal to the Government within thirty days from the
date of such decision by the State Board and the decision of the Government on such appeal shall be final
POWERS OF THE STATE BOARD TO REVOKE THE LICENCES(1) The State Board may suomotto at any time
examine the record of a District Board or an Industrial Area Board in respect of any proceedings under this Act and if the
State Board is satisfied that the clearance or certificate or licence under this Act has been obtained by misrepresentation
as to the essential facts, the State rnay, by order direct the authority concerned to revoke the licence or certificate or
clearance issued by them provided that the State Board shall not pass any order affecting any party unless such party has
had an opportunity of making a representation (2). If the State Board is satisfied either on a reference made to it in this
behalf or otherwise, that any person or authority to whom or to which the clearance or licence or certificate has been issued
under this Act failed to establish or to take effective steps to establish the industrial Undertaking in respect of which the
clearance or licence or certificate has been issued within the time specified therein or within such extended time as the
State Board may think fit to grant in any case, it may direct the authority concerned to revoke the licence or clearance or
certificate already granted (3) The provisions contained in the proviso to sub-section (1) shall apply in respect of any
proceedings under subsection (2) as they apply to a proceeding under sub-section (1)
DISTRICT BOARD
For the purpose of speedy issue of various licences, clearances or certificates required under the various State
enactments for setting up of small scale industrial undertakings having capital investment of more than two lakhs rupees in
each district of the State, the Government, by notification, constituted District Single Window Clearance Board for each
district in the State.
Members of the District Board
a. Collector of the District
b. General Manager, District Industries Centre of the District concerned
c. The President of the Grama Panchayat concerned or Chairperson of the Municipality concerned incases where
licence is required from the local bodies
d. The District Officer of the Kerala Pollution Control Board or any other officer of the Board nominated by the
Chairman, Kerala State Pollution Control Board.
e. The District Officer of the Electrical Inspectorate or any other officer nominated by the Chief Electrical Inspector.
f. The District Officer of the Town Planning Department or any other officer nominated by the Chief Town Planner.
g. District Medical Officer.
h: An officer of the Kerala State Electricity Board not below the rank of Executive Engineer nominated by the
Chairman, Kerala State Electricity Board.
i. District Fire Force Officer.
j. Divisional Forest Officer.
k. District Labour Officer.
I. Secretary, Urban Development Authority or Secretary District Panchayat.
m. Deputy Commissioner, Sales Tax and Agricultural Income Tax.
n. An Officer of the Kerala Water Authority not below the rank of Executive Engineer nominated by the Managing
Director, Kerala Water Authority.
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Issuing of clearance, licences, certificates based on the recommendations

The authority concerned shall, on receipt of the recommendation of the District Board, issue the clearances,
licences or certificates applied for in accordance with the recommendations of the District Board, within ten working
days from the date of receipt of the recommendations. If no clearance, licence or certificate, as the case may be,
is issued within the said time limit the clearance, licence or certificate, as the case may be recommended for, by the
District Board shall be deemed to have been issued after the expiry of the said period of ten working days.
Units whose capital investment less than Rs. 2 lakhs

If the application for clearance, licence or certificate submitted before the Authority concerned for establishing
a Small Scale Industrial undertaking having capital investment less than rupees two lakhs is rejected or recommended with modification, the person aggrieved may file an appeal before the District Board against such order of
refusal or recommendation within thirty days from the date of receipt of order from the authority concerned in the
manner prescribed and such an appeal shall be disposed of within thirty days from the date of submission of the
appeal. A State Board would act as Appellate- Body over District Board.
APPELLATE BODY
Appellate jurisdiction of the State Board
1.
If the clearance or licence or certificate applied for before the District Board or Industrial Area Board has been
refused or recommended with modification, the aggrieved person may, within thirty days from the date of
receipt of such refusal or recommendation from the District Board or Industrial Area Board, file an appeal to
the State Board, against such order, in the manner prescribed.
2.
The State Board may, if it is considered necessary, call for additional details and on production of such details
and after giving an opportunity of being heard to the aggrieved person and the authority concerned, shall
dispose of such appeal within a period of thirty days from the date of filing the appeal. The decision of the
State Board on such appeal shall be final.
3.
The State Board may, with the previous approval of the Government, delegate to any Sub-Committee constituted by it, such of its powers and functions under this section subject to such restrictions and conditions if
any, as it may specify.
4.
The composition of the Sub-Committee shall be such as may be prescribed.
5.
Not withstanding anything contained in any law for the time being in force any licence, clearance or certificate
granted on the basis of a decision under the section by the State Board or a Sub-committee of the State
Board shall be deemed to be issued under the respective Statute.
Appellate jurisdiction of the Government: Any person aggrieved by the decision of the State Board other than
on matters decided by it on appeal under section II over the decision of the District Board or Industrial Area Board, as the
case may be, may appeal to the Government within thrity days from the date of such decision by the State board and the
decision of the Government on such appeal shall be final.
APPEALS
The Green Channel Clearance Committee (GCCC) of the district shall be the statutory Appellate Authority to review
the decisions taken by the Grama Panchayats and the decision of the GCCC shall be binding upon the Grama Panchayat.
(Ref. SRO No. 76/96 issued under G.O. (P) No. 14/ 96/LAD dated 1-8-1996.
Site Suitability for Industries

A minimum distance as shown below has to be maintained from the following institutions:
Educational institutions
25 Metres
Hospitals
30 Metres
Religious cum Worship building
25 Metres
Tanks and Canals
3 Metres
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(ii) Setback
Minimum setback as shown below has to be maintained:
Minimum front open space
3 Metres
Minimum side open space on each side
3 Metres
Minimum rear open space
3 Metres
For sites abutting National Highways and State Highways the front minimum setback of the building shall be 7
Metres.The stipulation regarding maximum coverage ratio, maximum floor area and the minimum distance
from other structures for all industrial units will be amended as follows:
(i)
Maximum coverage ratio 70% (from 40%)
(ii) Maximum floor area ratio 2 (from 1.2)
(iii) Distance from structure 3 metres on all sides (from existing 7.5, 3, and 7.5 m)
Govt. also order that no permission is required for converting land from cultivation of food crops into areas for industrial use.
It is also ordered that the relaxation in Kerala Land Utilization Order will be applicable to factories as well as house plots.
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Definition and explanation
(i) Entrepreneur: A person who has filed Entrepreneur Memorandum as per MSMED Act 2006 and has taken effective steps to set
up an industrial unit. (effective steps means purchase of land, apply for bank loan, placing orders for purchase of machinery or
other demonstrable event in the life cycle of an industry)
(ii) Women enterprise: An enterprise in which at least 50% of the promoters are women.
(iii) Young entrepreneur: An entrepreneur between the age of 18 and 45. In case of more than one promoter, all the promoters shall
be between the age of 18 and 45. At the time of filing application for assistance under Entrepreneur Support Scheme, the
entrepreneur (s) should have attained 18 years of age as on the 1st April of the concerned financial year and should not have attained
46 years of age as on the 1st April of the concerned financial year.
(iv) Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe entrepreneur: In case of more than one promoter, at least 50 % of the promoters shall
be SC/ST.
(v) Pucca building: Buildings used exclusively for industrial purpose; designed to be solid and permanent; built of substantial material
such as stone, brick, cement, concrete with RCC roof.
(vi)Semi pucca building: Buildings built without substantial material such as stone, brick, cement, concrete and without RCC roof.
In some such cases the building roof will be on four pillars without side walls.
(vii) Non-conventional energy: Non-conventional sources of energy comprise those energy sources that are natural, inexhaustible as
well as renewable viz. wind, tidal, solar, geo-thermal heat, biomass including farm and animal waste. (Hydro, coal, mineral oil,
natural gas etc are conventional energy sources).
(viii) New Technology: Technology developed and transferred by recognized institutions.
(ix) Recommending Authority: Kerala Financial Corporation in case of units financed by KFC and Kerala State Industrial Development
Corporation in case of units financed by KSIDC. In all other cases, the recommending authority shall be the respective General
Manager, District Industries Centres. The recommending authority shall accept applications, receive due application fees, process
the applications, place them before the sanctioning authority and disburse the assistance.
(x) Sanctioning authority: General Manager, District Industries Centres in case of assistance for Startup support. The District Level
Committees in case of Technology Support and the District/State Level Committees in case of Investment Support.
(xi) Bio degradable plastic: Plastics that will decompose in natural aerobic (composting) and anaerobic (landfill) environments.
(xii) Plastic waste recycling: Process of recovering scrap or waste plastic and reprocessing the material into useful products
sometimes completely different in form from their original state.
(xiii)Bio fertilisers: A substance which contains living microorganisms which, enrich soil fertility and fulfill plant nutrient requirements
by supplying the organic nutrients through microorganism and their by products.
Eligibility for applicants
1.All Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises engaged in manufacturing activities and set up in the State, which had filed Entrepreneurs
Memorandum Part I/II with the respective General Manager, District Industries Centre shall be eligible for this assistance.
Entitlement of a successful applicant
2. Entitlement in the scheme shall be limited to an amount of Rs. 30.00 (Thirty) lakhs per applicant unit to be availed only once. The
upper limit of Rs. 30.00 (Thirty) lakhs shall be enhanced by 5% per annum during the period of operation of the scheme to address
the escalation of costs. Subject to this maximum limit the assistance shall be limited to the fixed percentage of the composite
investment upon : (a) land, (b) land development costs, (c) building and improvement charges on existing building, (d) essential
office infrastructure, (e) fixed cost of plant and machinery, (f) electrification, (g) generators and associated equipment e.g. invertors
All testing and pollution control equipments shall also be eligible for computing the composite investment cost. Working capital and
recurring costs shall not be eligible.
3. Out of all eligible applicants, 30% of the earmarked assistance shall be reserved for micro enterprises. small and medium enterprises
shall be considered only in case of insufficiency of qualified applicants in the micro category, .
4. An assistance of 15% limited to Rs. 20.00 (Twenty) lakhs will be payable on the fixed capital investment of all micro, small and
medium enterprises set up in the State except those mentioned in paras 9 and 10.
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5. All micro, small and medium enterprises established by entrepreneurs belonging to Women, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled
Tribes and Young entrepreneurs shall be eligible for an assistance of 20% of the fixed capital investment limited to Rs. 30.00
(Thirty) lakhs.
6. An additional assistance of 10% of the fixed capital investment subject to a ceiling of Rs. 10.00 (Ten) lakhs shall be eligible to the
priority industries such as:
a) Rubber based industries, b) Agro based and food processing industries, c) Readymade Garments, d) Industries manufacturing
equipments and machinery for Non-conventional energy generation, e) Bio Technology based industries, f) 100% Export Oriented
Units, g) Bio degradable plastic industries, h) Plastic waste recycling industries, i) Bio fertiliser industries
7. An additional assistance of 10% of the fixed capital investment subject to a ceiling of Rs. 10.00 (Ten) lakhs to all micro, small and
medium enterprises set up in the districts of Idukki, Wayanad, Kasaragode and Pathanamthitta.
8. An additional assistance of 10% of the fixed capital investment subject to a ceiling of Rs. 10.00 (Ten) lakhs to micro, small and
medium enterprises set up after acquiring new technology from approved research institutions, recognized as such by State or
Central Government.
9. Assistance to any unit which has already received any subsidy or grant earlier under other schemes, from other Government
Agencies, any State owned financial institution shall be limited to the balance remaining eligible assistance payable under the
Entrepreneur Support Scheme. For eg. any unit which has availed assistance from MPEDA, Spices Board, Rubber Board, local
bodies, etc. will be eligible for assistance limited to the balance remaining eligible assistance payable under the Entrepreneur
Support Scheme. However an industrial unit which availed Margin Money Loan from Industries Department is eligible for assistance
under Entrepreneur Support Scheme. In case the unit had availed start up support earlier, only the balance remaining eligible
assistance will be admitted to the unit.
10. The industries included in the Negative List and notified as such from time to time, Government controlled industries, public sector
undertakings, units started by Government controlled agencies, units financed by KVIC/KVIB etc. shall not be eligible for any
assistance under these rules.
Powers and Services offered by the sanctioning authority
11. District Level Committee:- Cases involving eligible fixed capital investment up to Rs. 200.00 (Two hundred) lakhs only will be
considered and sanctioned by District Level Committee.
12. State Level Committee:- Cases involving eligible fixed capital investment above Rs. 200.00 (Two hundred) lakhs only will be
considered and sanctioned by State Level Committee. In the case of State Level and District Level Committees the quorum of the
Committee shall be four.
13. It shall be the duty of the District Level Committee to notify schemes at the commencement of the financial year through press release/
advertisement and accept applications year round. The applications received in each calendar month directly in paper and electronically
will be processed electronically within the same quarter and placed before the District Level Committee to be convened every month.
14.The recommending authority shall provide facility to receive the application and application fee of Rs. 1,000.00 (One thousand) (Rs.
500/- for Sc/ST) per application either directly or electronically and issue receipt for the same. The Director of Industries & Commerce
shall be competent to enhance the fee from time to time not exceeding 10% at a time.
15. The recommending authority shall post the information regarding each individual applicant and inform the outcome of the application
directly or electronically at the end of the quarter. The decision of sanctioning authority shall be intimated to the party electronically
within 24 hours and disburse the eligible assistance via the bank account of the applicant unit within 48 hours of the sanctioning and
execution of the requisite agreement. In case the sanctioned amount is not disbursed within the stipulated time, then the recommending
authority shall obtain the approval of the next higher authority.
Obligations of the applicant entrepreneurs
16. The applicant shall provide all required details and declare such information as to be true.
17. The applicant shall pay the requisite application fee as stated in para 14.
18. The applicant shall provide clarifications or further details sought by the recommending/sanctioning authority.
19. The applicant shall allow inspection or verification of any details mentioned in the application including plant and machinery and all
other assets if so required by the recommending/sanctioning authority.
20. The applicant shall produce originals of any important documents if so required by the recommending/sanctioning authority for
verification.
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21. The applicant shall execute requisite legal agreement online and if required on paper as and when the proposal is approved for
implementation and furnish the signed hard copy subsequently via post or otherwise.
22.The applicant shall utilise the amount received only in the manner agreed upon.
23. The applicant shall operate the unit as stipulated in the agreement in which the quantum of support received failing which the
assistance shall be resumed by restoring the provisions of Kerala Revenue Recovery Act.
24. The applicant unit after availing the assistance shall furnish copies of balance sheets, valid license from local body, electricity bills,
performance particulars in the prescribed proforma etc every year till the stipulated period before the 31st December of the next
financial year, as proof of their functioning to the notified authority.
Elements of Fixed Capital Investments
25. Land in the name of the unit, possessed and enjoyed by them evidenced by title deeds and considered essential to the running of
the unit by the recommending authority shall be admitted for assistance. Land in the name of the proprietor/partner or partners/
Director or Directors of the unit will also be considered for assistance as that of land in the name of unit, provided it is capitalised
in the books and accounts of the unit. The stipulation of capitalisation in the books and accounts can be relaxed in the case of
proprietorship units. The purchase costs (including stamp duty and registration charges) as per the deed or fair value of land
whichever is lower shall be taken as the value of land. In the case of land on lease for atleast 10 years the lease value of land limited
to 20% of the fair value of the land shall be admitted.
26. Land development costs such as filling charges and leveling charges shall be eligible for assistance upon certification by a Civil
Engineer not below the rank of an Assistant Executive Engineer of Government Department (Industries, PWD, LSGD, Irrigation,
etc) or a Chartered Engineer, Institution of Engineers India/Approved Valuer of Institution of Valuers, India. The investment in land
development admitted for assistance shall be limited to a maximum of 25% of the value of land admitted or valuation of the
Engineer, whichever is lower. Cases in which land is not admitted/eligible for assistance, Land Development Costs are not
admissible.
27. Building essentially required by the unit including improvements in the existing structure and situated in free hold land in the name
of the unit or in the name of the proprietor, Partner/Partners, Director/Directors of the unit, if it is capitalised in the Books and Accounts
of the unit or in land on registered hire purchase or on lease to the unit for at least ten years shall be eligible for assistance subject to
a cost ceiling per plinth area to be notified by the Director of Industries & Commerce from time to time. Building on land acquired on
lease, where the lease deed for land has been executed/registered after the date of commencement of commercial production can also
be considered for assistance, provided the period of lease of land in which the building under consideration is located is at least for
10 years. The plan, estimate and valuation shall be certified by a Civil Engineer not below the rank of an Assistant Executive
Engineer of Government Department (Industries, PWD, LSGD, Irrigation, etc) or a Chartered Engineer, Institution of Engineers India/
Approved Valuer of Institution of Valuers, India. Any civil structure not essentially related to production process shall not be eligible
for assistance. However, civil construction for pump house, generator room, canteen, toilets, compound walls etc. whichever is
necessary for production process, directly or indirectly, shall be eligible.
28. All brand new identifiable items of essential office equipments viz. Air conditioner, fax, telephone, over head projector, computers,
office furniture etc can be considered provided these costs are evidenced by invoices, proof of payments and a valuation certificate
of a Mechanical Engineer not below the rank of an Assistant Executive Engineer of Government Department (Industries, PWD,
LSGD, Irrigation, etc) or a Chartered Engineer, Institution of Engineers India/Approved Valuer of Institution of Valuers, India.
29. The investment in Land, Land Development Costs, Building and Essential Office Equipments shall be limited to 50%
of the total fixed capital investment.
30. All brand new identifiable items of plant and machinery including tools, jigs, moulds as well as material handling equipments shall be
eligible for assistance. Fabricated machinery shall be supported by a valuation certificate of a Mechanical Engineer not below the
rank of an Assistant Executive Engineer of Government Department (Industries, PWD, LSGD, Irrigation, etc) or a Chartered
Engineer, Institution of Engineers India/Approved Valuer of Institution of Valuers, India. Plant and machinery on hire purchase from
National Small Industries Corporation shall be eligible for assistance on the basis of original value. Generator sets, other energy
generating equipments shall also be considered as part of machinery for the purpose of computing the investment for assistance.
No commercial or private vehicles, second hand machinery, crates, pallets and consumables, stores and items not directly involved
in production process will be eligible for assistance.
31. All testing equipments will be eligible for assistance at the rates specified for each category as mentioned in paras 5 & 6 if supported
by a valuation certificate by a Mechanical Engineer not below the rank of an Assistant Executive Engineer of Government
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Department (Industries, PWD, LSGD, Irrigation, etc) or a Chartered Engineer, Institution of Engineers India/Approved Valuer of
Institution of Valuers, India. Claim on this account can be considered independently without having to be a part of new, expansion,
diversification and modernisation project. In any case the total eligible assistance including the assistance for testing equipments
shall not exceed the maximum ceiling eligible specified for each category.
32. All pollution control devices supported by consent letter of Kerala State Pollution Control Board and valuation certificate by a
Mechanical Engineer not below the rank of an Assistant Executive Engineer of Government Department (Industries, PWD,
LSGD, Irrigation, etc) or a Chartered Engineer, Institution of Engineers India/Approved Valuer of Institution of Valuers, India shall
be eligible for assistance at the rates specified for each category as mentioned in paras 5 & 6. Claim on this account can be
considered independently without having to be a part of new, expansion, diversification and modernisation project. In any case the
total eligible assistance including the assistance for pollution control devices shall not exceed the maximum ceiling eligible
specified for each category.
33. Power connection costs to KSEB except security/caution deposit, transformer costs and costs of Industrial wiring including that
for Generator Set will be eligible for assistance. These costs should be evidenced by invoices, proof of payments, and where
industrial wiring costs and electrification exceeds Rs. 50,000.00 (Fifty thousand) by a certificate of valuation from an Electrical
Engineer not below the rank of an Assistant Executive Engineer, Electrical Inspectorate/Kerala State Electricity Board or
Chartered Engineer, Institution of Engineers India/Approved Valuer of Institution of Valuers, India. Power connection costs to
KSEB, paid in instalments shall be eligible in toto upon certification.
34. All investments on recycling of water, waste and rain harvesting if utilised for industrial purpose shall be admitted for assistance
if evidenced by invoices, proof of payment and a valuation certificate by a Civil or Mechanical Engineer not below the rank of an
Assistant Executive Engineer of Government Department (Industries, PWD, LSGD, Irrigation, etc) or a Chartered Engineer,
Institution of Engineers India/Approved Valuer of Institution of Valuers.
35. In case the total fixed capital investments claimed is less than Rs. 1.00 (One) lakhs, a valuation certificate from an Officer of
Industries Department not below the rank of an Industries Extension Officer is sufficient. Transportation and erection charges
shall not be taken for the purpose of computing assistance.
General provisions
36. Release of Assistance: The 1st stage is named Startup Support, 2nd stage the Investment Support and the 3rd stage, the
Technology Support. The Startup support is provided for enterprises prior to commencement of commercial production; Investment
Support after the commencement of commercial production and Technology Support after commencing production on acquiring
new technology.
37. All applications for assistance under Entrepreneur Support Scheme shall be submitted online by the applicant through the
designated website of Industries Department and produce the originals along with details of acknowledgement received at the time
of filing online, before the Recommending Authority.
38. The Officer while accepting the application form should examine whether all necessary details have been furnished. If any
information is found inadequate, the same should be intimated to the applicant unit both electronically and otherwise and grant 10
days time to rectify the defects.
39. A Committee shall be constituted in all offices of the Recommending Authorities who shall monitor all units which avail
assistances under this Scheme to verify whether they satisfy the provisions of this Manual. Any verification of the utilisation of
the assistance granted may preferably be made through the financial institution which financed the applicant unit. A unit which
avails assistance under this Scheme shall also be under the obligation to furnish copies of balance sheets, valid license from local
body, electricity bills, performance particulars in the prescribed proforma etc every year till the stipulated period before the 31st
December of the next financial year, as proof of their functioning.
40. Any dues on any account of the unit to Government/agency of Government shall be adjusted from the amount sanctioned as
eligible assistance to any unit before disbursement of the assistance. Government in the Industries Department will have powers
to relax this condition with the concurrence of Finance Department in exceptional cases for the reasons reported by the Director
of Industries & Commerce.
41. The disbursement of the sanctioned assistance to the unit shall be by electronic transfer to the bank account of the unit. The
Director of Industries and Commerce shall open an account in a nationalised/scheduled/private/any other bank into which the
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funds earmarked for ESS for the financial year shall be parked. Each recommending authority shall open a similar bank account with
the prior approval of Director of Industries & Commerce. Based on the request of the recommending authority funds will be transferred
on a quarterly basis to the bank accounts of the recommending authority. The recommending authority shall disburse the assistance
to the entrepreneurs from their bank account to the bank account of the enterprise, based strictly on their seniority. Each recommending
authority shall furnish an Utilisation Certificate towards the fund received on a quarterly basis to the Director of Industries &
Commerce.
42. Startup Support: In case of all entrepreneurs who have been sanctioned Term Loan by any Financial Institution against a definite
Project Report recommended and forwarded by Industries Department and approved by the Financial Institution, for setting up an
industrial unit, the eligible assistance at the rates specified for each category as mentioned in paras 5 to 8 above shall be released to
the entrepreneur subject to the following conditions:(i) The assistance shall be limited to 50% of the eligible assistance under each category
(ii) The maximum startup support shall be limited to Rs. 3.00 (Three) lakhs.
43. An entrepreneur who intends to avail the startup support shall apply in duplicate before the General Manager, District Industries
Centre in the prescribed application form with the necessary documents and copy of the Project Report. The General Manager shall
thereafter within 15 working days prepare a Technical Feasibility Report of the Project and forward the same to the concerned financial
institution for sanction of eligible Term Loan. After sanctioning the Term Loan, the financial institution may furnish their recommendation
in the prescribed format along with attested copies of the Sanction Letter.
44. The General Manager, District Industries Centre shall have full powers for sanctioning startup support. Sanction of the startup support
shall be in the prescribed format. An agreement in the prescribed format shall be got executed on stamp paper worth Rs. 100/- by the
competent authority representing the unit before the payment effected in favour of the unit. All claims shall be disposed of within 15
days from the date of receipt of completed application failing which a penalty shall be paid to the applicant unit.
45. Startup support can be disbursed to the unit only through the financing institution concerned. The Bank/financing institution shall
disburse the amount to the unit on a pro-rata basis along with the disbursement of term loan. The financial institution shall adjust the
start up support against the Principal amount of the Term Loan only.
46. In case of any reduction and refixation of the loan/Fixed Capital Investment, proportionate reduction shall be made on the assistance
and balance unspent amount, if any, shall be returned to the General Manager, District Industries Centre forthwith by the bank/
financing institution. However, the unit shall be liable to pay the interest for the amount so returned by the financial institution till it
reaches the General Manager, District Industries Centre. In any case the Bank/financing institution shall complete disbursement of
the Term Loan and the startup support amount released to them by the General Manager, District Industries Centre within one year
from the date of its receipt.
47. Entrepreneurs who receive the startup support will be under obligation to commence commercial production of the unit within one year
from the date of receipt of startup support and remain continuously working for five years from the date of commencement of commercial
production. Any delay in commencing commercial production after the stipulated one year period, shall be intimated to the concerned
General Manager, District Industries Centre in writing by the unit within one month prior to the lapse of the stipulated one year period.
The maximum period of extension that can be allowed by the General Manager, District Industries Centre shall only be three months.
48. No collateral security or charge on assets of the unit during the pendency of loan by the unit to financial institutions or banks is required
for this assistance. But Government shall have a charge on the industrial assets of the unit, once the assistance is released. The
financing institution will advise the General Manager, DIC concerned in writing of their intention of releasing the charges created in their
favour in case of full repayment or of taking over the unit in case of default so as to ensure that the assets are not disposed off without
the knowledge of the Department if the action proposed is within the stipulated five year period.
49. Investment Support: All enterprises shall apply for investment support within one year of commencement of commercial production.
The District Level committee and State Level Committee shall however be competent to condone delays in individual cases on merits.
The District Level Committee may condone delays only up to a period of two years.
50. All applications shall be made to the respective recommending authority only after starting commercial production. All eligible investments
as on date of application for assistance can be admitted for investment support provided the same is envisaged in the original Detailed
Project Report irrespective of the date of commencement of commercial production.
51. Enterprises undertaking expansion, diversification and modernisation shall also be eligible for investment support at the revised rates
applicable to each sector. In the case of modernisation, the eligible fixed capital investment for support shall be fixed after deducting
the higher of written down value or sale value of the scrapped items. In computing the ceiling the investment support given to the unit,
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the time it commenced production as a new unit and the course of its expansion etc. including under Central/State Investment
Subsidy Scheme shall be considered.
52. Expansion, diversification to be eligible for investment support should be different from routing replacement. Modernisation refers
to replacement of existing machinery with new machinery partially or fully with the same make or with different make. The
expansion, diversification and modernisation should have been carried out as per a definite project report, over a predefined period
of time. While expansion, diversification and modernization must result in at least 25% increase in plant and machinery in Gross
Block terms, expansion must also result in at least 25% increase in installed capacity.
53. Eligible investment support at the rates mentioned in paras 5 to 8 above, shall be sanctioned to the unit by the District/State Level
Committee after deducting the assistances if any, availed. However, the applicant unit shall be given an opportunity of being heard
under proper notice, before a decision is taken by the Committee. All claims shall be disposed of within three months from the date
of receipt of completed application failing which a penalty shall be paid to the applicant unit.
54. Investment support shall be disbursed through the financing institution which has financed the unit. If there are more than one such
financing institution the amount shall be credited to the term loan lending institution.
55. Industrial units which receive the investment support will be under obligation to remain working continuously for five years from
the date of commencement of commercial production. However, it is necessary that a unit shall be a working one as on date of
release of the assistance. Closed down units are not eligible for this assistance.
56. Technology Support:- All industrial units shall apply for Technology support within six months from the date of commencement
of commercial production after installing the new technology. The District Level committee shall however be competent to
condone delays in individual cases on merits. The technology support can be claimed by new units or existing units without being
a part of the diversification/expansion/modernization programme. The assistance shall be payable for acquiring new technology
at the rates mentioned in para 8 above.
57. The application for technology support shall be filed before the Recommending Authority along with copies of invoices of the
machinery acquired in this regard with proofs of payment from the research institutions owned or controlled by Government such
as CFTRI, CSIR, DFRL, DRDO, Rubber Board, CTCRI, ICAR, KVK etc. supported with proof towards the payment of
consultancy charges, valuation certificate of a Mechanical Engineer not below the rank of an Assistant Executive Engineer of
Government Department (Industries, PWD, LSGD, Irrigation, etc) or a Chartered Engineer, Institution of Engineers India/
Approved Valuer of Institution of Valuers, India and certificate from the research institutions that the technology is new.
Government Engineering Colleges approved by AICTE, institutions under the Council of Science &Technology, universities etc
which has Research & Development facilities and which develops technologies for industry shall also be considered as research
institutions for the purpose of the Technology Support.
58. Plant & Machinery for technology upgradation, improvement in packaging, energy conservation and consultancy/technology
transfer costs etc shall be considered for this assistance.
59. The Recommending Authority shall place the application before the District Level Committee for Entrepreneur Support Scheme as
mentioned in para 11, for sanctioning technology support. However, the applicant unit shall be given an opportunity of being heard
under proper intimation, before a decision is taken by the Committee. All claims shall be disposed of within one month from the date
of receipt of completed application failing which a penalty shall be paid to the applicant unit. Sanction of the technology support shall
be in the prescribed format. An agreement in the prescribed format shall be got executed on stamp paper worth Rs. 100/- by the
competent authority representing the unit before the payment is effected in favour of the unit.
60. Entrepreneurs who receive the technology support will be under obligation to remain continuously working for five years from the
date of commencement of commercial production after installing the new technology.
Appeals
61. The State Level Committee for Entrepreneur Support Scheme is competent to dispose the appeals, if any, received in the prescribed
format against the orders of the District/State Level Committee in case of Investment/Technology Support and even competent to
reconsider the decision of the State Level Committee. The State Level Committee is also competent to issue clarifications wherever
necessary in respect of Entrepreneur Support Scheme. In case of appeals against the orders of the General Manager, District
Industries Centres with regard to startup support the District Level Committee shall be competent to dispose the same.
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62. The Appeals referred in para 61 above shall be filed within 90 days from the date of issue of orders of the General Manager, DIC/
District Level Committee/State Level Committee as the case may be and sent to the Member Secretary of the District/State
Level Committee concerned. No appeal after this period will be entertained. The Member Secretary shall place the case before
the Committee after getting the views of the recommending authority, if found necessary. The appeal shall be disposed of, as
far as possible, within three months from the date of receipt of appeal after giving the appellant an opportunity of being heard,
wherever necessary.
Expenses
63. An amount of 2% of the budget allocation under the scheme shall be earmarked and made available for disposal with the Director
of Industries & Commerce for allotting to the District/State Level Committees towards administrative expenses and advertisement
and publicity costs. The expenses can be met for the purpose of canvassing applicants, hiring of vehicles, associated telephone
charges, printing and publishing publicity materials, light refreshments for investor meets.
64. The fees being collected by the recommending authorities as application fees from the applicant unit may also be utilised for both
administrative expenses and advertisement costs. However recommending authority/ Committees shall furnish expenditure
particulars to the Director of Industries every quarter and also publish the same in the website.
Recoveries and Penalties
65. Any assistance viz. startup, investment or technology support to an industrial unit is liable to be refunded by the unit with interest
at the rate of 14% per annum from the date of receipt of the same, on issue of registered demand notice to the unit by the
Recommending/Sanctioning authority on grounds of obtaining assistance by misrepresentation, forgery or deception or not
found working continuously for five years from its commercial production or in case of units which availed startup support, if the
unit is not found to have commenced its commercial production within one year after receipt of assistance. All amounts due to
Government under this provision shall, in case of default, be recoverable as if they are arrears of land revenue under the
provisions of the Kerala Revenue Recovery Act, 1968 or in such other manner as Government may deem fit. Sufficient
opportunity to show cause in writing shall however be granted to the units before a demand is raised against it.
66. If an authorised officer of the Recommending/Sanctioning authority is found to have delayed processing of application or
disbursing of claim on approved cases deliberately, the Director of Industries & Commerce shall be competent to levy and
recover a fine of Rs. 500.00 (Five hundred) per day for each day of such delay determined subject to a maximum of Rs. 10,000.00
(Ten thousand) from the salary of the delinquent and award it as cost to the applicant unit. An opportunity of hearing shall be given
to the officer concerned before such damages are realised. This shall not count as disciplinary action under Kerala Civil Services
(Classification, Control & Appeal) Rules, 1960 etc.
TRAINING PROGRAMME
Training Programmes in the various aspects of management of industry (Entrepreneur Development Programme
- E.D.P.) as well as inplant training and job oriented training are arranged periodically by the Department. E.D.P.
Training is arranged in collaboration with other institutions like the Centre for Management Development, K.F.C.,
I.D.B.I. etc. Stationery and course materials are provided free of cost in the case of inplant training, E.D.P. as well as
Job-Oriented training. SC/ST candidates are paid stipend.
INCENTIVE FOR BAR-CODING

Financial assistance to Small Scale Industries for Registration for barcoding under Market Development Assistance
Schemes. (SSI-MDA) Letter No. (10 (6) 2000-EP&M dt. 16-02-2003 of DC (SSI)
All the categories of SSI units which have adopted Bar-Code on or after 1st January, 2003 are now eligible to get the
financial assistance of Rs. 15,000/- (75% of the registration fee of Rs. 20,000/- paid to EAN India). It is also further
clarified that those units which have adopted bar-code before 1--2003 will continued to be reimbursed the old
registration fee as was applicable to SSI/Tiny units earlier. For getting the incentive, the small enterprises should adopt
bar coding registration by registering with GSI-502-503
Margin Money Loan Scheme to Entrepreneurs in the Coir Sector

(G.O. MS. No. 76/2002/ID Industries (E) Department, Thiruvananthapuram, dated 25-07-2002).
With effect from 25-7-2002, The Director of Coir Development, Trivandrum is implementing a new scheme called
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Margin Money Loan to entrepreneurs in the Coir Sector with the following objectives. The main objective of the scheme is
to attract the Private entrepreneurs to setup units for the manufacturing of value added Coir Products in the State. The
scheme is also envisaged to extend Margin Money assistance to the small scale entrepreneurs who are already running
coir products manufacturing unit for its expansion, diversification and modernisation. A registration fee of Rs. 500 is
prescribed. The promotor will have to take a minimum of 10% of the cost of the project and working capital loan. Margin
money loan shall not exceed 50% of the margin stipulated by the financing institution either for term loan or working capital
Loan. The maximum limit of margin money loan under term loan and working capital put together is Rs. 2.5 lakhs.
Seed capital loans to Entrepreneurs for setting up of New Handloom / Powerloom Unit
The entrepreneurs having technical qualification such as Diploma in Handloom Technology / Diploma in Textile Technology etc. will be given preference for assistance under this scheme. Entrepreneurs will be provided seed capital loan up to
Rs.2.5 lakhs subject to a maximum of 25% of the Project cost, which ever is less. The Promoter will have to take a minimum
of 10% of the Project cost and the remaining portion of the project cost may be raised as loan from financial institution. (GO.
MS No. 8/2003/ID dt. 8-1-03).
Margin Money Grant to Existing / Traditional Weavers for setting up New Powerloom Units
Weavers intending to set up new powerloom units with the financial assistance of NBCFDC NSFDC NMDFC through the
concerned channelising agency will be Provided margin money grant @ 25% of cost of new automatic / semi automatic
powerlooms and accessories, limited to maximum Rs. 50,000/- per loom. The weavers shall invest at least 5% of the cost
of the project as promoters contribution. The seed capital loan assistance will be provided @ 25% of the total working
capital requirements subject to a maximum of Rs. 2 lakhs.
LIMIT OF COLLATERAL FREE LOAN
The limit for collateral free loans to the MSE sector be increased from the present level of Rs. 5 lakh to Rs.10 lakh (Ref :
RBI/2009-10/449 RPCD.SME & NFS. BC.No. 79 /06.02.31/2009-10 dt. 06-05-2010 banks are mandated not to accept
collateral security in the case of loans upto Rs 10 lakh extended to units in the MSE sector.)
CREDIT GUARANTEE FUND TRUST FOR MICRO AND SMALL ENTERPRISES (CGTMSE)
Credit Guarantee
Any collateral / third party guarantee free credit facility (both fund as well as non fund based) extended by eligible
institutions, to new as well as existing Micro and Small Enterprise, including Service Enterprises, with a maximum credit cap
of Rs.100 lakh (Rupees Hundred lakh only) are eligible to be covered.
The guarantee cover available under the scheme is to the extent of 75% / 80% of the sanctioned amount of the credit facility,
with a maximum guarantee cap of Rs.62.50 lakh / Rs. 65 lakh. The extent of guarantee cover is 85% for micro enterprises
for credit up to Rs.5 lakh.
The extent of guarantee cover is 80%(i) Micro and Small Enterprises operated and/or owned by women; and (ii) all credits/
loans in the North East Region (NER). In case of default, Trust settles the claim up to 75% (or 80%) of the amount in default
of the credit facility extended by the lending institution.
The lender should cover the eligible credit facilities as soon as they are sanctioned. In any case, the lender should apply
for guarantee cover in respect of eligible credits sanctioned in one calendar quarter latest by end of subsequent calendar
quarter. Guarantee will commence from the date of payment of guarantee fee and shall run through the agreed tenure of the
term credit in case of term loans / composite loans and for a period of 5 years where working capital facilities alone are
extended to borrowers, or for such period as may be specified by the Guarantee Trust in this behalf.
Rehabilitation assistance
For the unit covered under CGTMSE and becoming sick due to factors beyond the control of management, assistance for
rehabilitation extended by the lender could also be covered under the scheme provided the overall assistance is within
the credit cap of Rs.100 lakh.
CGTMSE Logo - What does it depict?
Three light blue stripes connecting the word CGTMSE indicate sources of 'comfort', 'hope' and 'inspiration' the Trust
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provides and the Flame indicates the continuous support being provided by the Trust to the entrepreneurs in realising their
dream of setting up units of their own.
Yellow colour around flame indicates source of energy given by the Trust to the entrepreneurs for setting up units in the
MSE sector without having to worry about providing collateral security and / or third party guarantees.
The blue triangular shape resting on the word CGTMSE indicates the shed of an industrial unit and growth of MSEs in
upward direction.
Availability of bank credit without the hassles of collaterals/third party guarantees would be a major source of support to the
first generation entrepreneurs to realize their dream of setting up a unit of their own in the Small Scale sector. Keeping this
objective in view, Government of India, in the Ministry of SSI, launched Credit Guarantee Scheme so as to strengthen credit
delivery system. To operationalise the scheme, Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Industries was set up by
GOI and SIDBI.
The lender should give importance to project viability and secure his loan purely on the primary security of the assests
financed. The other objective is that the lender availing guarantee facility should endeavour to give composite loans to the
borrowers so that both term loan and working capital facilities are obtained by the borrowers from a single agency. The
Guarantee scheme seeks to assure the lender that, in the event of an SSI unit, which availed collateral free credit facilities,
failing to discharge its liabilities to the lender, the Guarantee Trust would make good the loss incurred by the lender up to
80 per cent of the credit facility.
Guarantee fee
For credit facility upto Rs.5 lakh, an upfront Guarantee Fee (GF) of 1% of the amount sanctioned will have to be paid to the
Trust by the MLI. For amounts sanctioned beyond Rs.5 lakh and upto Rs.100 lakh, the GF is 1.5%, while for credit
facility upto Rs. 50 lakh for units in the North Eastern Region including Sikkim , the GF is 0.75% . The GF will have
to be paid within 30 days from the date of first disbursement of credit facility by the MLI to a borrower.
Annual service fee
Guarantee cover extended by CGTMSE in respect of any specific borrower shall be valid provided the MLI concerned pays
an Annual Service Fee (ASF) of 0.50% on the amount guaranteed for credit facilities upto Rs.5 lakh and 0.75% on the
amount guaranteed for credit facilities beyond Rs.5 lakh and upto Rs.100 lakh. Such ASF is to be paid by the MLI on or
before 31st May of that year. The Trust reserves the right to revise the guarantee fee / annual service fee from time to time.
Cost to the borrower
The Credit Guarantee Scheme leaves it to the discretion of the MLIs to decide about passing on the incidence of Guarantee
Fee and Annual Service Fee to the borrower or alternatively they may decide to bear it themselves.
Interest rate payable by borrower
The MLI shall follow the guidelines issued by RBI. However, interest rate shall not exceed 3 per cent over and above the
Prime Lending Rate of the MLI, excluding the annual service fee
C. Commencement of guarantee cover
The guarantee cover will commence from the date of payment of guarantee fee and shall run through the agreed
tenure of the term credit in respect of term credit/composite credit. Where working capital loan is extended to the
eligible borrower, the guarantee cover shall be for a period of 5 years or a block of 5 years, or for such period as
may be specified by the Trust in this behalf.
D. Eligible Institutions
The institutions which are eligible under the scheme, are scheduled commercial banks, including Public Sector
Banks, Private Sector Banks, Foreign Banks and selected Regional Rural Banks (which have been classified under
`Sustainable Viability' category by NABARD). National Small Industries Corporation Ltd. (NSIC), North Eastern
Development Finance Corporation Ltd. (NEDFC), and Small Industries Development Bank of India have also been
made eligible institutions. As on July 31, 2005 there were 50 Member Lending Institutions (MLIs) of the Trust,
comprising 27 Public Sector Banks, 10 Private Sector banks, 10 Regional Rural Banks and 3 other institutions viz.,
NSIC, NEDFC and SIDBI.
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E. Website
The operations of CGTMSE are conducted on a B2B portal through internet. The website of CGTMSE has been hosted
at www.cgtsi.org.in/ www.cgtsi.com.
Address
Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Small Industries, SME Development Centre, C-11, G-Block, Bandra, Kurla Complex,
Bandra Estate, Mumbai - 400 051, Tel: 2204 5105/5142/5234/2753, Fax: 2204 5154
Member Lending Institutions of CGTMSE
LAKSHMI VILAS BANK
ALLAHABAD BANK
MGB GRAMIN BANK
ANDHRA BANK
NORTH MALABAR GRAMINA BANK
ANDHRA PRADESH S.F.C
ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE
AXIS BANK LIMITED
PUNJAB & SIND BANK
BANK OF BARODA
PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK
BANK OF BAHRAIN AND KUWAIT
SMALL INDUSTRIES DEVELOPMENT
BANK OF INDIA
BANK OF INDIA
BANK OF MAHARASHTRA
SOUTH MALABAR GRAMIN BANK
BARCLAYS BANK PLC
STANDARD CHARTERED BANK
CANARA BANK
STATE BANK OF BIKANER & JAIPUR
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA
STATE BANK OF HYDERABAD
CITY UNION BANK
STATE BANK OF INDIA
CORPORATION BANK
STATE BANK OF MYSORE
DENA BANK
STATE BANK OF PATIALA
DEVELOPMENT CREDIT BANK LTD.
STATE BANK OF TRAVANCORE
EXPORT IMPORT BANK OF INDIA
SYNDICATE BANK
GURGAON GRAMIN BANK
TAMILNAD MERCANTILE BANK LTD
HDFC BANK LIMITED
THE DHANALAKSHMI BANK LIMITED
ICICI BANK
THE FEDERAL BANK LTD
IDBI BANK LTD
THE JAMMU KASHMIR BANK LTD.
INDIAN BANK
THE KARUR VYSYA BANK LTD.
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK
THE SOUTH INDIAN BANK LIMITED
INDUSIND BANK
UCO BANK
ING VYSYA BANK LTD
UNION BANK OF INDIA
KARNATAKA BANK LTD.
UNITED BANK OF INDIA
KERALA FINANCIAL CORPORATION
VIJAYA BANK
KOTAK MAHI
YES BANK
NDRA BANK
KRISHNA GRAMEENA BANK
Assistance to Mineral water/Packaged Drinking Water: In view of Govt. Order No. G.O (Ms) No. 149/93/ID, dated 2611-1993 the units engaged in the production of mineral water/Packaged Drinking Water will not be eligible for any
assistance from Govt. including State Investment subsidy as it is included in the Negative List, vide Govt. Letter No.37171/
B2/2002/ID dated 21-5-2004 and No.21316/B2/2005/ I D dated 19-9-2005.
FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRIES
Central scheme for technology upgradation / establishment / modernization of food processing industries
This Scheme will cover the following activities:

Setting up/expansion/modernisation of food processing industries covering all segments viz. fruits & vegetable, milk
products, meat, poultry, fishery, cereal, pulses, oil seeds and such other agri-horticultural sectors leading to value addition
and shelf life enhancement including food flavours and colours, oleoresins, spices, coconut, mushroom, hops etc. Objective
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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 economic development.
ELIGIBILITY & PATTERN OF ASSISTANCE:
All implementing agencies engaged in setting up/expansion/modernization of food processing industries covering all
segments would be eligible for financial assistance.
The assistance will be in the form of grant subject to 25% of the plant & machinery and technical civil works subject to a
maximum of Rs.50 lakhs in General Areas and 33.33% up to Rs.75 lakhs in Difficult Areas. Financial assistance to rice mills,
flour mills and pulse processing units will not be available with effect from 01.04.2002. Applications submitted to SNA(State
Nodal Agency) after commencement of commercial production will not be eligible for financial assistance. Financial
assistance for setting up/upgradation of projects relating to soft drinks/aerated water/mineral water including natural spring
water would not be available with effect from 06.2.2004. All pulse milling units would be eligible for assistance to the extent
of 50% of the cost of drier and dust control system up to Rs. 2.75 lakhs - Rs. 2.50 lakhs for drier and Rs. 0.25 lakhs for dust
control system.
EXPLANATIONS:
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3.
General and Difficult Areas: The Scheme provides for different scale of assistance for project to be set up in
General and Difficult Areas of the country. It envisages enhanced rate of assistance for Difficult Areas ie., Jammu &
Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Utharanchal, Sikkim, North Eastern States, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep,
Integrated Tribal Development Project (ITDP) areas.
Release of Assistance: Assistance in the form of grant would be released directly to the concerned implementing
agencies through the Bank or financial institutions wherever possible.
Recommendations: The proposals are required to be recommended by the concerned State Government or
Nodal Agency designated by them.
INCENTIVE FOR ISO 9000/ISO 14001 CERTIFICATION

The scheme provides incentive to small scale/ancillary undertakings which have acquired ISO 9000/ISO
14001 certifications, vide Administrative Order No. 41(8)/ISO/ Electx/2002 dated 28-10-2002 of the DC (SSI). The
salient features of the scheme are the following :i.
The scheme envisages reimbursement of charges of acquiring ISO-9000/ISO-14001 certifications to the
extent of 75% of the expenditure subject to a maximum of Rs. 75,000/- in each case. The Scheme is valid
upto 31 st March' 2007.
ii. The Permanent Registered Small Scale/ Ancillary/Tiny/Small Scale Service Business Enterprises (SSSBE)
units are eligible to avail the Incentive Scheme.
iii. The scheme is applicable to those SSI/AncillarylTiny/SSSBE units which have already acquired ISO-14001
certification.
iv. It is an all India Scheme administered by Development Commissioner (SSI), Ministry of SSI, Govt. of India. A
Screening Committee under the Chairmanship of AS&DC(SSI) has been set up to consider the applications
for approval of reimbursement.
v. The Scheme shall provide one time reimbursement only against a Permanent SSI registration Certificate.
The amount of incentive/subsidy/ grant already availed for acquiring ISO 9000 or ISO 14001 Certification
under any Central Govt. (including DCSSl Incentive Scheme)/State Govt./ Financial Institution shall be adjusted against the entitlement of reimbursement.
It means the total entitlement of reimbursement of acquiring one or more than one certifications shall be up to the
maximum limit of Rs. 75,000/- only. In case a unit has received reimbursement/subsidy/grant from Central Govt./
State Govt./Financial Institution against any one of the certifications for an amount less than maximum limit of Rs.
75,000/-the unit shall be eligible to receive the balance amount only.
vi. (a) Only one time reimbursement is allowed against a permanent SSI registration for acquiring ISO-9000/ISO-14001
certification; irrespective of the fact whether the concerned SSI has one or more than one Unit(s) within the same
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premises/location or outside.
(b) In case an ISO-9000/ISO-14001 certificate is obtained jointly by SSI units (even having a separate Permanent
SSI registration certificates) under the corporate/group of Industries category, the total reimbursement shall be
limited to 75% of the total expenditure incurred by the concerned units or Rs.75000/- whichever is less; and each
SSI unit shall get the amount on prorata basis. Circular No.41(8)/ISO/2005 dated 23-11-2005 of the DC (SSI)
supersedes all the previous circulars issued in the matter of validity of Certification Bodies for ISO 9000 and EMS
Certification ISO 14001. In the case of applications for reimbursement received in the Office of the DC(SSI) on or
after 01-01-2006, reimbursement will be made against certificates obtained from Certification Bodies (CBs)
directly accredited by National Accreditation Board of Certification Bodies (NABCB) and bearing the logo of
NABCB only. Validity of a few of the Certifying Bodies specified in the list in the Circular dated 23-11-2005 ceased
for applications received in the office of the DC (SSI) after 31-12-2005.
GUIDELINES FOR FILLING APPLICATION FORMAT

The formats of the Application & the required documents together with "Check List" can be downloaded from
www.smallindust ry india.com. Permanently registered SSI units are required to submit their application duly completed
(with enclosure) addressed to the Development Commissioner (SSI) at the following address:
The Additional Indl. Advisor (Modn.),
Office of the Development Commissioner (SSI) Ministry of Small Scale Industries
7th Floor, A - wing, Nirman Bhavan, Maulana Azad Road, New Delhi - 110011.
Tele-fax : (91-11) 23019363, (91-11) 23019561
E-mail : vskarunakaran @sidomail.net; website:www.laghu-udyog.com or www.samllindustryindia.com
GRANT FOR QUALITY CERTIFICATION / ACCREDITATION

The scheme, approved in G.O (Rt) No. 283/05/ID dated 26-3-2005, has the following salient features 1) Assistance by way of grant is extended to approved R&D Institutions for getting accreditation with International
Quality Testing Agencies. All R&D institutions duly approved by Govt. of Kerala and R&D institutions under SSl/
Large and Medium units and Cluster Consortia approved by the Industries Department will be eligible
2) Assistance by way of grant is extended to Industrial units for acquiring quality certification from approved
institutions/Research Labs. SSI, Large & Medium units and Cluster Consortia are eligible.
3) One time reimbursement of 50% of total expenditure incurred for getting accreditation with international quality testing agencies and for acquiring quality certification from approved institution/research labs,limited to a
maximum of Rs.2 lakhs, will be provided as grant. In the case of ISI the unit will be eligible for 50% grant for each
item of products subject to a maximum of Rs.2 lakhs per unit. An industrial unit that has already availed the
grant/incentive for the above purpose from GOI or else where, the remaining amount will be admissible under
the scheme subject to the ceiling of Rs.2 lakhs.
4) The following are the componets of expenditure eligible for reimbursement
(i) Payments made for acquiring quality certification such as cost of registration, cost of equipments for establishment of laboratories, application fees, marking fee, registration fees, entrance fees, membership fee
and allied expenses.
(ii) Payments made towards consulting, training, Calibration for acquiring quality certificates
(iii) Expenditure incurred for acquiring accreditation with international quality testing agencies.
(5) Applications in the prescribed format to be submitted to the GM, DIC in 3 months from the date of getting
quality certificate/accreditation. The Director of Industries & Commerce will be the sanctioning authority.
(6) The unit/R&D institution receiving grant will be under obligation to remain functioning for 3 years from the
date of receipt of quality certification/ accreditation.
Financial Assistance to Micro & Small Enterprises (MSEs) for use of Bar Code
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1. OBJECTIVE : The basic objective of financial assistance is to enhance the marketing competitiveness ofMicro & Small
Enterprises (MSEs) by way of : (i) Providing 75% of one-time registration fee and annual recurring fee (for first three
years) paid by MSEs to GS1 India.(ii) Popularizing the adoption of bar codes on large scale amongst MSEs, and (iii)
Motivating and encouraging MSEs for use of bar codes through conducting seminars on Bar Code,
2. TARGET GROUP : Micro & Small Enterprises (MSEs) throughout the country.
3. ELIGIBILITY : Those MSEs who have Entrepreneurial Memorandum Part-II acknowledgement number from Directorate
of Industries/District Industries Centres and also have registration with GS1 India for use of Bar Codes are eligible for
75% reimbursement of one-time registration fee and annual recurring fee (for first three years) paid by them to GS1
India.
4. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE : Under SSI-MDA scheme, the financial assistance is provided towards 75% reimbursement
of only one-time registration fee paid by MSEs w.e.f. 1st January, 2002. Considering the difficulty of MSEs to meet the
liability of the payment of annual recurring fee, 75% annual recurring fee (for first three years) is also reimbursed to MSEs
under NMCP scheme-Marketing Assistance/Support to MSMEs (Bar Code) w.e.f. 1st June, 2007. Fee structure for onetime registration/annual recurring to be paid by MSEs for using of Bar Codes are revised by GS1 India from time to time.
As and when, fee is revised by the GS1 India, the revised fee structure will be applicable. The revised fee structure is
available on the website: www.gs1india.org However, reimbursement will be restricted to 75% of the fee paid by MSEs.
Any other charges like service taxes, etc. are not reimbursable. Further, 75% reimbursement of one-time registration fee
paid by MSEs to GS1 India is provided to those MSEs who have got registration from GS1 India for use of Bar-Codes on
or after 1st January, 2002. In addition, 75% reimbursement of annual recurring fee paid by MSEs to GS1 India is provided
to only those MSEs who have paid above fee for the period from 1st June, 2007 and thereafter.
5. IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES : Office of the Development Commissioner (MSME) under Ministry of Micro, Small &
Medium Enterprises, Government of India was providing 75% reimbursement of (i) one-time registration fee, and (ii)
annual recurring fee (for first three years) to eligible Micro & Small Enterprises (MSEs) for use of Bar Code in order to
enhance their marketing competitiveness. With a view to ensure speedy and extensive implementation of the scheme,
the work related to reimbursement of one-time registration fee/annual recurring fee has been decentralized and transferred
to field offices i.e. Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises -Development Institutes (MSME-DIs) w.e.f. 1st June, 2009.
6. WHERE AND HOW TO APPLY : Eligible MSEs may apply to the Director, Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises-
Development Institute of their region in prescribed application form for claiming reimbursement on Bar Code. Application
forms along with formats for the supporting documents may be collected from Director, MSME-DI of their region and are
also available on this office Website : www.dcmsme.gov.in.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CLUB

Objectives
* To inculcate social virtues i.e., trustworthiness, integrity, hard work, discipline, honesty etc as constituents of
entrepreneurship.
* To sensitise students on the real economic and industrial development scenario of the state.
* To make them aware of the unlimited developmental potential of the State.
* To inculcate entrepreneurial culture in students.
* To enable them to take informed decisions.
* To change the mind set on the negative attitude prevailing in the state for taking up
entrepreneurship as a career.
* To induct entrepreneurial spirit in the institutions.
* To bring in successful entrepreneur and students on a common platform.
* To motivate the members to venture into the industrial activity.
* To educate members on various dimensions of industry.
* To nurture the latent entrepreneurial talent.
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Scope of the scheme

Any College or Higher Secondary School may set up an EDC with at least 25 interested students with a
teacher/faculty preferably from Commerce or Economics as Coordinator. In schools the members will be
preferably from Std. XI and XII.
The scheme will be implemented in selected Engineering colleges, Polytechnics, Arts and Science colleges
and Higher Secondary schools. Government aided and unaided institutions can set up EDCs. Institutions
will be selected in consultation with the Head of Department concerned. (Eg. Director of Technical
Education, Director of Higher Education etc.)
Students willing to join the EDC will be enrolled as members. A successful entrepreneur who is an Alumni
(old student) of the institution may be called for inaugurating such club by sharing his experiences. It may
help to create enthusiasm and encouragement to the present students. Similarly an old student from the institution
may be nominated as the Mentor (co-ordinator) of the club.
Functions of the club
Organise interactive sessions with successful entrepreneurs from outside as well as within
the State.
Organise workshops/debates.
Organise industrial visits to business enterprises within/outside State.
Interaction with promotional agencies.
Exposure to national and international events in various parts of the country related
to industrial developments.
Organize Entrepreneurship Clinics & Entrepreneur Awareness Programme.
To introduce talented youths to industrial research organizations.
To familiarize the youths to the latest developments through media.
Financial assistance
Rs.12,000 per annum will be given as grant to each club. A minimum of Rs.1200/- is to be contributed by the
institution. Additional assistance will be considered on merit.
Sanction of assistance
Any institution which forms the club and opens a Bank Account (joint account of Coordinator and the Head of the
Institution) may apply to the Executive Director, KIED for sanction of assistance under the scheme. The application
for assistance shall be accompanied by the list of members, Bio data of the coordinator, the details of the Bank
account and the proposed activities of the club during the year. 50% of the assistance sanctioned will be released
along with the sanction. On satisfactory utilization, balance will be released.
NATIONAL CENTRE FOR HACCP CERTIFICATION (NCHC) is a Quality organisation of Government of Kerala
providing professional & cost effective assessment, audit and certification of Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point
(HACCP) System for food industry and other food-related vendors.
What is HACCP? : HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point) is an internationally accepted technique for preventing microbiological, chemical and physical contamination along the food supply chain.
The HACCP technique does this by identifying the risks, establishing critical control points, setting critical limits, and ensuring
control measures are validated, verified and monitored before implementation.
The effective implementation of HACCP will enhance the ability of companies to: protect and enhance brands and private
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labels, promote consumer confidence and conform to regulatory and market requirements.
Who can use HACCP?
All businesses involved in the food supply chain from producers to retailers can use HACCP. Enterprises include, but are
not restricted to, those linked with: Fruits & Vegetables Dairy Products Meat & Meat Products Fish & Fishery Products
Spices & Condiments Nuts & Nut Products Cereals Bakery & Confectionary Restaurants Hotels Fast Food Operations etc.
For additional information about the services,
NATIONAL CENTRE FOR HACCP CERTIFICATION
Sri Ganesh, TC IX/2197, Kurups LaneSasthamangalam,
Thiruvananthapuram-695010, Kerala State, India.
Tel : 91-471-2311882
Fax : 91-471-2311883 email:info@haccpindia.org
Website:www.haccpindia.org www.keralaindustry.org
Performance & Credit rating schemes for Small Industries

A performance & Credit rating Scheme for small industries formulated with involvement of Rating Agencies & Indian
Banks Association (IBA). National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC) is appointed as the Nodal Agency by Govt. of
India. The scheme has the approval of IBA.
Benefits to SSI Sector
An independent, trusted third party opinion on capabilities and credit worthiness of SSI units
Good rating to enhance the acceptability of the SSI units with Banks, FIs, SSIs customers and buyers
Facilitate prompter credit decisions from Banks on proposals of SSI units
Facilitate vendors buyers in capability & capacity assessment of SSI units before finalizing major purchase
contracts
Enable SSI units to ascertain the strengths and weakness of their existing operations and take corrective measures
to enhance their organizational strength.
Benefits to Banks / Financial Institutions
Banks & Financial Institutions by providing them an independent evaluation of the strength and weakness of the
applicant unit helping them in taking a credit decision and leveraging their risks.
Features
Performance & Credit Rating to cover a combination of credit and performance factors including operational,
financial, business and management factors
Rating to be done by agencies empanelled by NSIC
ICRA, ONICRA, Dun & Bradstreet, CARE and FITCH empanelled under the Schemes
CRISIL likely to be empanelled shortly
SSI unit has the liberty to choose among any of the Rating Agencies empanelled with NSIC
Uniform Rating Scale evolved under the Scheme covering a combination of credit and performance factors
Rating Agencies to decide the fee to be charged by them
Fee Structure
Fee to be paid to the rating agencies based on the turnover of the Small Scale units
(Rs)
Turnover
CARE*
D&B
ONICRA
ICRA
FITCH Ratings**
Upto Rs. 50L
75,000
30,000
33,000
75,000
1,15,000
Above Rs. 50L to Rs. 200 L 1,00,000
40,000
40,000
1,00,000
1,20,000
Above Rs. 200 L
1,25,000
50,000
54,000
1,25,000
1,25,000
*inclusive of all levies and taxes
**Exclusive of taxes as applicable and out of pocket expenses comprising of cost of travel and accommodation for
one analyst
The fee to be charged by Rating Agencies to be partially reimbursed by Ministry of SSI as under:
Turnover
Fee to be reimbursed by Ministry of SSI
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Upto Rs. 50L

75% of the fee charged by the rating agency subject to a ceiling of Rs. 25,000/Above Rs. 50L to Rs. 200 L
75% of the fee charged by the rating agency subject to a ceiling of Rs. 30,000/Above Rs. 200
75% of the fee charged by the rating agency subject to a ceiling of Rs. 40,000/The balance amount of fee to be borne by SSI units which will have to be paid upfront along with the Application Form
Rating Process
Step 1: Request for Rating from SSI units, Step 2: Collection of Information from the SSI unit(s), : Step 3: Onsite
meeting with SSI Management, Step 4: Analysis of Information obtained from the SSI Unit(s), Step 5: Assign
Rating
Validity of the Rating one year from the date of issue of rating letter.
Information required for Rating
SSI Registration Certificate
Partnership Deed / Memorandum & Article of Association
Authority letter to sign the application
Details of subsidy, tax concession available to the applicant
List of partners / directors with their age, address, networth / Income Tax Return, qualifications and experience
Copy of the audited accounts for the last three years
In case of new project / expansion, copy of the project report
Brief write-up about the products manufactured, end users, marketing tie-up and orders in hand
Quality certificates, export awards won, membership of any associations
Any other relevant information
Documents required for Applications for Licenses / NOCs/ Consents from various Departments / Bodies for
setting up various Manufacturing Enterprises.
I.
Panchayath/Muicipality/Corporation
i) Permit for construction of building.

ii) Permit for the installation of Plant & Machinery.
iii) D&O License to establish and run.
For (i) and (ii)
1. Application in the prescribed form.
2. Building Plan signed by the owner and the licensed designer ( 3 Copies)
3. Tax receipt (copy)
4. Copy of the document of ownership/Rent agreement.
5. Fee @ Rs.10 per m2(for building having floor area of 150 m 2 and above)
6. Copy of the acknowledgement of the EM filed.
For (iii) Submit the application to the Secretary of the Local Body along with the applications for
NOC/Consent from the related Departments / Bodies.
II.
POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
i) Consent to establish
ii) Consent to operate
Apply to the Environmental Engineer, District PCB concerned

- doiii) Authorisation/Disposal of Hazardous wastes
To the M.S, KSPCB
1. Application in the prescribed form (triplicate)
2. Consent fee(based on the F.C.I. of the unit) by DD in favour of KSPCB
3. Site plan including the residences, water bodies, roads and other structures within 100 m
radius
(250m in case of Crusher industry)
4. Affidavit of the details of fixed capital investment of the unit in stamp paper worth Rs.100// Details of F.C.I. of the unit certified by the CA.
5. Copy of the tax receipt .
6. If rented, copy of the rent agreement.
7. Detailed layout plan of the factory premises with effluent treatment plant and outlets. Setback
between structure & boundary shall be indicated.
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8. Process flow diagram.

9. Flow diagram of effluent treatment plant ( if needed)
10.Report of analysis of effluent (if needed)
11.Copy the acknowledgement of the EM filed.
III.
TOWN PLANNING DEPARTMENT
i) Layout approval as per the KMBR & Development rules 99

a) Land area up to 0.5 hectare/
District Town Planner
Building having plinth area upto 500m2
b) Land area above 0.5 hectare/
Chief Town Planner
Building having plinth area above 1000 m2
1) Application in the prescribed form (2) with court fee stamp worth Rs.5/2) Layout showing the location of the site with identifiable land marks.
3) Route Map- 2 copies.
4) Site plan of the industrial unit (1:400m scale) 2 copies.
5) Service Plan (1:400 m scale) 2 copies
6) Building Plan with marked section & elevation) - 2 copies.
7) Scrutiny certificate of the secretary of the local body.
8) Copy of the acknowledgement of EM filed.
IV.
DISTRICT MEDICAL OFIFCER
No Objection certificate
1) Application in the prescribed form
2) Site Plan 2 copies (Countersigned by the Secretary of the L.B.)
3) Attested copy of the tax receipt.
4) Consent of the neighbours who reside within 100m radius, in stamp paper worth Rs. 100/5) Original Chelan of fee remitted for Rs. 100/- (For MSMEs Rs. 25/-)
6) Building plan approved by the Secretary, Local Body 2 copies
7) Location sketch including all the constructions within 100 m radius.
8) Copy of the acknowledgement of the EM filed.
V. FIRE AND RESCUE SEVICES
i) Site NOC
ii) Final Permit
1) Application with a fee of Rs. 50/- (for units up to a power load of 99 HP)
-doRs.100/- (for units above power load of 99 HP)
2) Copy of the approval of the Town Planner.
3) Civil Plan as per the specification of National Building Code of India 2005 3 sets
4) System plan of firefighting system 3 sets
5) Fee @ Rs. 10 per m2 of the total plinth area of the building or Rs. 10,000/- whichever is higher.
Field visit of single storey building with a height up to 10m
Field visit of double storied building from10 m and up to 15m
Assistant Divisional Fire & Rescue officer.
Divisional Fire & Rescue Officer
Building with a height of above 15 m : Commandant General of Fire & Rescue Services.
Application for NOC for keeping explosives in the building
Should be submitted to the Commandant General, Fire & Rescue Services with a fee of Rs. 2000/VI. MINING AND GEOLOGY
iii)
i) Quarrying Permit and Moving Pass ( 1 year)

ii) Quarying Lease (for a period up to 12 years)
1 . Application in Form No. A (To the District Geologist)
2 .Survey Map of the Deputy Tahsildar or village officer.
3. Possession Certificate .
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4. If not owned, agreement executed in Stamp paper worth Rs.50/5. Original chelan of the fee remitted (Rs. 200/-)
6. If Government land, NOC from the concerned authority.
7. Copy of the Partnership deed/ Articles of Association (If applicable)
8. Copy of the acknowledgement of EM.
VII. FACTORIES AND BOILERS
(i) Approval of plan and issue of permit for construction of factory building (For one year, If the construction
is not completed within one year, it should be Renewed)
Units upto 9 workers - No permit needed.
10 - 20 workers
- Regional Joint Director through the Inspector of F&B.
Above 20 workers /Cashew Factory - Apply to the Director of F&B Directly .
1) Application in Form No. 1
2) Original chelan receipt of the fee remitted (Fee based on power load & the number of workers)
3) Flow chart showing the different stages of the manufacturing process duly signed by the
occupier
and draftsman- 3copies.
4) Site plan of the factory building (1:400 m) (including the details of all the structures with in 100
m
radius, set back from boundaries etc.) - 3 copies
5) Plan, Elevation and Cross section of all the buildings with details of passages, means of
escape
during fire, details of lighting & ventilation duly signed by draftsman and occupier -3 copies
6) Lay out sketch of Plant and Machinery in detail.
7) Copy of the NOC from PCB.
8) Copy of the approval certificate of location from theTown Planner.
9) Copy of the acknowledgment of EM .
10) Copy of the NOC from Forest Department (if wood based unit)
(ii) For registration & grant of factory license (for a period of one year)
1) Application form in Form No. 2 (Sect 85 Regional Joint Director), (Section 2 Director of F&B)
2) Ownership certificate / Rent agreement ( Copy)
3) Copy of the document of Proprietorship/Partnership Deed/ Articles of Association.
4) Stability certificate of the concerned authority of the Department of F&B in Form No. 3
5) Copy of the Acknowledgement of EM.
(Renewal application up to a period of 5 yrs has to be submitted on or before 31st October every year
iii) Registration of Metal Crusher Unit ( License & P. Form)
1) Application in Form No. R. (To the Director Mining & Geology)
2) Location Map.
3) Quarrying permit / Quarrying Lease.
4) Declaration stating the Jaw size of the Metal Crusher unit, Income tax clearances, Quantity & the
despatched loads within 3 years etc. in stamp paper worth Rs. 100/5) Chelan receipt of the fee remitted as per schedule 2.
VIII. GROUND WATER DEPARTMENT
Permission for packaged drinking water units.
Issued on the basis of Geological, Geographic
i) Water Availability and source certificate.
and water yield study
ii) Quality Certificate of water.
1) Application for permission.
2) Copy of the acknowledgement of EM.
3) Site Plan of the building including all the structures within 100 m radius.
4) Layout approved by the Town Planner.
5) Consent of Local body.
IX. KSEB
Power connection - Power Load upto 100 KWA - LT Tariff
For MSMEs
- LT4 Tariff
Application for power connection under LT4 tariff (Power allocation is needed if the requirement is 10
KVA and above) to the AE of the Electrical Section KSEB)
1) Application form (worth Rs.10/-) affixed with court fee stamp of Rs.50/1) Identity proof of the applicant.
2) Approved building Plan ( Copy)
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3) Possession certificate .
4) Building construction permit of the local body.
5) Route map (In the specified part of the application)
6) Installation completion Certificate of the wiring Supervisor/ Licensed Contractor)
7) Rent agreement (if rented)
8) Indemnity bond executed in stamp paper worth Rs.100/- (If the rent agreement is not executed)
9) A Self addressed cover affixed with stamp.
Permitted to remit the Application fee & Processing fee after scrutiny of the application. Power
connection will be obtained after the feasibility study conducted by the AE of the concerned Electrical
Section.
X. FOREST DEPARTMENT
No objection Certificate: Apply directly to the Chairman, State Level Empowered Committee/
(Chief Forest Conservator (Afforestation), Vazhuthacad, Thiruvananthapuram.
1. Application in the prescribed form.
2. Copy of the tax receipt (if owned)
3. Copy of the rent agreement/lease agreement (If rented/ leased)
4. Copy of ownership certificate.
5. Copy of Licenses, if any, obtained from other Departments.
6. Copy of the acknowledgement of EM filed.
7. Copy of the power allocation/proof of the power connection obtained from KSEB.
8. Details of information if addition of more machinery to the existing unit which has NOC or the
applicant
is the owner of another Wood Based Industries.
Income tax slabs (in Rs) 2012-2013

General
Women
Senior Citizen
Very Senior Citizen
Tax
Applicable
0 to 2,00,000
0 to 2,00,000
0 to 2,50,000
0 to 5,00,000
No Tax
10%
2,00,001 to 5,00,000 2,00,001 to 5,00,000 2,50,001 to 5,00,000

5,00,001 to
10,00,000
5,00,001 to
10,00,000
5,00,001 to
10,00,000
5,00,001 to
10,00,000
20%
Above 10,00,000
Above 10,00,000
Above 10,00,000
Above 10,00,000
30%
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STATUTORY FORMALITIES TO BE OBSERVED WHILE SETTING UP OF INDUSTRIAL UNITS

Consent from various departments is statutory before venturing into the project.The following licenses are compulsory irrespective
of the nature of the activity.
1. License from the Local bodies for:
i) Construction of the building
ii) Installation of Plant & Machinery
Application with building Plan ( 3 nos) Tax receipt, document of ownership/rent and fee @ Rs.10/- sq ft.
2. License from the Department of Factories and Boilers for:
i) Approval of factory building
ii) Registration under sec 6,7 and 85 of Factories Act
Application in Form No.1 with fee, flow chart,plan signed by the occupier and draughtsman, no. of workers noted in each room (specify),
Copy of the approval of PCB etc.
3. No Objection Certificate from the Kerala State Pollution Control Board
Application in the prescribed form with fee based on investment, site plan,affidavit in stamp paper(Rs.50),plant lay out with effluent
treatment plant, effluent treatment plant flow diagram, process flow diagram, analysis reports on set back between the boundary &
the structure shall be indicated, effluent water, emissions , air & sound level etc.
4. No objection Certificate from Director of Minig & Geology
Application as per KMMC Act should be sub, itted to the District Geologist in Form No.B
5. No. Objection Certificate form the District Medical Officer
Application in the prescribed from with court fee stamp of Rs.5/-, covering letter of the Secretary of Local Body, site plan, (2 copies)
tax receipt, ownership certificate/rent deed (copy), NOC from neighbours in 100m radius (in stamp paper of Rs.100/- in favour of
DMO), building plan ,location sketch with in 100m radius etc.
6. Fire & Safety Approval from the District Fire & Safety Officer
A range of fire safety provisions should be installed as per guidelines for the Fire & Safety approval.
Clearances
An entrepreneur has to obtain several clearances or permissions depending upon the nature of his unit and products manufactured.
1. Product Specific Clearances
2. Environment & Pollution Related Clearances
3. Regulatory or Taxation Clearances.
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
vi)
vii)
Registration under value added Tax Act - Commercial Tax Officer of area concerned
Registration under Central Excise Act Superintendent of Central Excise or his nominee for the area.
Payment of Income Tax ITO of the area concerned
Registration of Firm, Partnership deed - Inspector General of Registration,Vanchiyoor,Thiruvananthapuram.
Calibration of Weifhts & measures-Legal Metrology inspector of the area.
Power Connection - Designated Officer (AE/AExE) of State Electricity Board Of the area.
Employee strength exceeding 10 with power connection or 20 without power - Chief Inspector of Factories.
1. Product Specific Clearances.

i. Establishing a Printing Press-District Magistrate
ii. License for Cold Storage Construction-Designated Official in State
iii. Pesticides-Central/State Agricultural Department-Ministry of Agriculture
iv. Drugs and Pharmaceuticals-Drug license from State Drug Controller
v. Safety Matches/Fire works - License under Explosives Act from Directorate of Explosives Nagpur.
vi. Household Electrical Appliances - License from Bureau of Indian Standards.
vii. Wood Working Industry State Empowerment Committee Chief forest conservator as Chairman.
viii. Milk Processing & Milk products manufacturing units - Approval under Milk and Milk Products Order from State Agriculture
Department.
ix. Fruits & Vegetables Processing Sector - FPO License from the Ministry of Food Processing Industries GIO.
x. Food Processing Industries- PFA License from the Local Body concerned.
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DOCUMENTS TO ACCOMPANY APPLICATION FOR

LOW TENSION ELECTRICTY CONNECTION
1. Proof of Identity (Photo Identity Card)
2. Ownership Certifacate. In case of service connection for domestic purpose and for construction
purpose approved plan / building permit issued by local body also is acceptable. In case of
Service connection for agricultural purpose, building number issued by local body will not be
insisted if possession certificate for land issued by revenue authority is produced.
3. Sketch showing details of connected equipements, marked in building plan.
4. Test Certificate of Capacitor Banks, if applicable.
5. Test Certificate of energy meter & replacement agreement, if consumer supplies meter.
6. Consumer's Installation Completion Certificate.
7. Certificate for claiming exempition from payment of cost for providing service connection, if
appilcable.
8. Consents / Authorisations / Approvals wherever appilcable.
9. Indemnity Bond, if appilcable.
10. Self adderssed & stamped envelope / post card
11. Energisation approval from the Electrical Inspector along with approved schematic diagram
(applicable to high-rise buildings & HT, EHT connections)
12. EM part I / II acknowledgement (copy)
Additional documents required for high Tension / Extra High Tension Services.
13. Service Connection Agreement
14. Test report of CT / PT and ToD meter issued from the TMR Division.
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INQUIRY UNDER SEC. 65 RULE. 66 of KCS ACT 1969

Contest of Inquiry
a) Constitution of a Society
b) Working of a Society and
c) Financial Condition of a Society
Circumstances: The Registrar can order an Inquiry
a. On his own
b. On an application of a society in which the Society is affiliated
c. On an application by majority of Committee Members
d. On an application not less than 1/3 or the number required for the quorum of the General Body of the Society
Inquiry by whom: By the Registrar himself or by an officer authorised by him in writing.
Order should contain:
a. Name of the Society concerned
b. Name of the person authorized to conduct the Inquiry
c. Points on which Inquiry is to be carried out
d. Period in which Inquiry be completed
e. Meeting the cost of the Inquiry
f. Other matters related to the Inquiry
Issue of Order:
Order to be sent by Registered post with Acknowledgement Due to the President / Secretary with copy to the Apex Society
Powers of the Inquiry Officer:
a. Summon any person who he believe that who have the knowledge of the affairs of the Society
b. Instruct the President/Secretary of the Society to call for a General Body or call a General Body by himself. This
General Body need not have the quorum or the notice period.
Interim Report: If the Inquiry Officer feel that the Inquiry can not be completed within the stipulated time he can submit an
interim report and request the Registrar to extend the period for a reasonable time.
Inquiry Report: The Inquiry Report should be supported with documentary evidences and the details of the last Board of Directors
and also of the Secretary, and also about the cost of the Inquiry and how it should be divided among the parties.
CONDUCT OF ELECTION TO INDUSTRIAL CO-OPERATIVES (KCS Act Rule 35)
The committe in office shall take decision before 60 days before the expiry of its term to fix the date, time and place for the election.
Resolution to be sent to the Registrar within seven days
Registrar may appoint a Returning Officer
The committee in office should prepare alist of voters and supply to the Returning Officer as on 30 days prior to the date fixed for
election
The Returning officer shall publish the voters list at least 15 days( fifteen) days prior to the Election inviting objections to be filed
within 3 (three) days.
After considering objections the Returning Officershall publish the Final Voters list at least 10 days prior to the election
The Returning officer shall give intimation regarding the conduct of election to all members in the final voters list ( If the members
on the list exceeds1000 the notice shall be published in News paper)
Copy of final list shall be supplied to members on request on payment of fee fixed by the committee.
The Nomination form in the prescribed format should be supplied free of cost.
The scrutiny of nomination shall be done on the next day of the last day fixed for filing nomination.
Publish the list of valid candidates in alphabetic order.
Withdrawal of nomination upto 5 PM on the next day
Publish the final list of contesting candidates on the same day of withdrawal.
If the number of contesting candidates do not exceed the required number Returning Officershall declare them elected on the
date fixed for election.
If the number of contesting candidated exceed the required number,Returning Officer shall arrange the poll on the date and
time fixed for same.
Women Representation in the committee - 2 Nos ( as amended )
SC/ST representastion - 1 No.
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PROCEDURE FOR LIQUIDATION OF A CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY

1. Intimate the Office bearers of the society to hand over charges at specific hour and date by registered post with acknowledgement due. If they fail
to comply with, request necessary orders of the Magistrate within whose jurisdiction the society functions for securing the records and properties
of the society with prior permission of the Registrar under section 34 (1) of KCS Act.
2. The Liquidator shall take into custody of all the properties and records of the society and take steps to prevent loss or deterioration of the properties,
if no appeal is preferred under Sn.83 against the order of winding up. In such case the winding up order shall not operate until it is confirmed in
appeal, provided he shall have the authority to control the assets and authority to prevent loss or damage to such assets.
3. Publish notice u/s 69(2) of KCS Act requiring claims against the society.
4. Request the Audit department to complete the audit as on date of his taking charge.
5. Take action to realize amount due to the Society u/s. 69 of KCS Act.
6. Take steps to dispose of the assets of the Society
7. If the liquidator is satisfied that any debt due has become bad and is not recoverable, then move the Registrar to write off the same u/s. 62.
8. Issue demand notices to the debtors and give them an opportunity to be heard and issue awards u/s. 73(2)(h) and (j) and enforce the same u/s.76
of the Act.
9. Deposit all funds with the Liquidator in a financing bank as approved by the Registrar
10. Prepare a list of claims to be settled.
11. Earmark @20% of all the collection as liquidation cost and deposit in separate account.(15% as liquidation charges and 5% as
liquidation expenses)
12. Deposit an amount to cover the un-discharged liability for a period of 3 years.
13. Cash collected includes
a)
Withdrawals from bank.
b)
Deposits and withdrawals
c)
Cash balance taken charge by the liquidator
d)
Court costs realised
e)
Dividends received on shares invested
f)
Properties of the defaulters purchased by the Liquidator
g)
Contributions made by the members
h)
Sale proceedes of assets in excess of the purchase value
14. Prepare the receipts and disbursements and get the accounts audited by the Registrar
15. Call for the final general body meeting of the society and present the audited accounts.
16. Submit report to the Registrar recommending winding up of the society u/s.74 of the Act.
The report should contain:
a) The number and date of appointment of the liquidator.
b) Statement of assets and liability as on date of taking charge of liquidator
c) Date of publication of claim notice
d) Receipts and Disbursements of liquidation work
e) State,ent of assets realized and liability discharged and assts written off and liabilityforfeited.
f) Recommendation for cancellation of registration.
RECORDS TO BE MENTAINED BY THE LIQUIDATOR

1.
2.
3.
4.
General Liquidation Cash Book

General Ledger
Liquidation Fund Register
Register of Furniture and Stationery.
All the books and records of the liquidated society shall be retained by the liquidator for three years and thereafter be destroyed with prior
permission from the Registrar.
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RULES ON SERVICE PAY AND ALLIED MATTERS

G.O.(P)No. 85/2011/Fin Dated 26.02. 2011
Dearness Allowance
State Government employees, staff of educational institutions, local bodies and part-time contingent employees whose
pay and allowance stand revised according to this Government Order will be eligible for DA @ 8% from 01/01/2010 and
18% from 01/07/2010 on the revised scale.
House Rent Allowance

House Rent Allowance will be paid at the revised rates based on pay ranges and classifications of cities/places as shown
below:
Pay Range
Rs.
B2 Class
City.
`
C Class
City/Town.
`
Towns not in
B & C Class
`
Other
Places
`
8500-8729
350
270
270
250
8730-12549
560
390
390
12550-24039
840
550
480
24040-29179
1050
700
530
29180-33679
1400
950
530
33680 & above
1680
1110
530
250
(2) The State Government employees working in New Delhi and other States will be eligible for HRA at GOI rates as
applicable at these places.
Note:(1) B2 class city for the purpose of HRA means the cities of Thiruvananthapuram,Kollam, Kochi, Thrissur and
Kozhikode.
(a) Government institutions situated within a radius of 3 kilometres from Civil Station Kakkanad will be considered as B2
Class city for the purpose of granting House Rent Allowance and City CompensatoryAllowance.
(b) The employees working in Forest complex at Mathottam (Kozhikkode) is eligible for HRA at the rates applicable
to
the city limits of Kozhikkode.
(2) C class city/ town includes the cities / towns of Alapuzha, Changanassery, Kanhangad, Kannur, Kasaragod,
Kayamkulam, Kunnamkulam, Kottayam, Malappuram, Manjeri, Nedumangad, Neyyattinkara, Palakkad, Payyannur,
Ponnani, Quilandi, Thalasseri, Thaliparamba, Thiruvalla, Tirur and Vadakara.
(3) Cities not in B2 & C Class include all other Municipal areas and townships as well as District and Taluk
headquarters not coming under B2 & C class city/ town.
RENT RECOVERY
With effect from the date of coming over to the revised scale, rent at the following rates will be recovered from
Government employees residing in Government Quarters:
SI.No
Range
Rate
i
Those who draw pay in the Scale of Paybetween
Rs.8500-13210 and Rs.20740-36140 and other categories who
Nil
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are specifically exempted (eg. Judicial officers)

ii
Those who draw pay in the Scale of Pay of and above
Rs.21240-37040
2% of basic pay
Note: (1)
(1) Basic pay for the purpose of this clause will include personal pay, dearness pay and special pay.
(2) In the case of employees who remain on pre-revised scales of pay beyond 1.7.2009, the corresponding revised scale
in respect of the post will be taken into account to determine rent to be recovered.
(3) For those who are not on State Government scales of pay (e.g. AIS officers, those on UGC/AICTE scale, etc) existing
orders and rates will continue.
CITY COMPENSATORY ALLOWANCE

City Compensatory allowance for employees working in offices located in B2 class cities will be as shown below:
SI. No
1
2
3
4
Pay Range
Rate per Month
Below Rs.9440
Rs.9440 and above but below Rs.13540
Rs.13540 and above but below Rs.16980
Rs.16980 and above
Rs.200/Rs.250/Rs.300/Rs.350/-
MEDICAL ALLOWANCE
Till the implementation of an insurance linked scheme, the existing scheme will continue.
REIMBURSEMENT OF COST OF SPECTACLES

The Spectacle allowance being reimbursement of cost of spectacles purchased is enhanced to Rs. 1000/-, which can be
claimed once in 10 years of service.
HILL TRACT ALLOWANCE

The revised rates of Hill Tract Allowance are as shown below:
SI.No.
Category of officials
1
Officers whose pay is Rs.16180/- and above
2
Officers whose pay is above Rs.10210/
but below Rs.16180/3
Officers whose pay is upto and
including Rs.10210/
4
Part-time Contingent Employees
Rate per month Rs.

280
260
200
200
Paternity Leave:
Paternity leave for 10 days each for two children will be sanctioned to serving male employees at the time of delivery of
their wives.
TRAVELLING ALLOWANCE
1.
For the purpose of travelling allowance, officers shall be classified into the following four grades:
Grade I
All officers who draw an actual basic pay of ` 25280 and Heads of Departments, Private
Secretary to Ministers and All India Service Officers, irrespective of the pay drawn by them.
Grade II (a)
Officers with actual pay of `.21240/- and above, but below
`.25280/
Grade II (b)
Officers with actual pay of `.13900/- and above, but below
`.21240/-. Non Gazetted Officers, other Last Grade Servants when they accompany the
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Governor and Ministers will be treated as Gr. II (b).

Officers with actual pay of `.8960/`. 13900- and
Officers with actual pay below `.8960/-
Grade III
and
above,
but
below
Grade IV
Note:For the purposes of rule 31, pay will also include personal pay and special pay in lieu of higher time scale of pay.
(2) Air journey:Officers in the revised scale of pay Rs.29180-43640 and above will be eligible for air journey.
(3) Class of Travel:
Eligible class for each grade shall be as follows:
Grade
Eligible Class
Grade I
II AC
Grade II (a)
I Class. If the train doesn't have I Class, II AC
Grade II (b)
III AC. If the train doesn't have III AC, I Class
Grade III
II Class
Grade IV
11 Class
(4) Mileage Allowance:
Mileage allowance will be fixed @ Re.1.50/- per km for all categories of officers.
(5) Incidental Rates for Road/Rail journeys:
Incidentals for journeys by road and rail shall be revised as follows:
Grade
Rate per K.M (`.)
Air Journey (`.)
(6)
Grade I
Grade II (a)
Grade II (b)
Grade III & IV
Daily Allowance :
The Daily Allowance for tour shall be as follows:
Grade
Grade I
Grade II (a)
Grade II (b)
Grade III
Grade IV
Rate
Inside State
`)
(`
250
200
200
150
150
0.50
0.40
0.35
0.30
Limited to one DA
Outside State
( `)
350
250
225
175
175
(7) Classification of Government Officials for the purpose of carrying personal effects
SI.No.
Category of Officers
Weight
1
2
Officers whose actual pay is `.25280 and above

Officers whose actual pay is `8000
and above but below `.14900/64
3000 Kg
2000 Kg
3
(8)
(9)
All other Officers
1000 Kg
Loading and unloading charges for journeys on transfer

GradeEligibility
Rate
Grade I
` 600/- at each end
Grade II (a)
` 300/- at each end
Grade II (b)
` 300/- at each end
Grade III
` 250/- at each end
Grade IV
` 250/- at each end
Reimbursement of Room rent (against production of voucher):
Grade
New Delhi, Mumbai
Other Cities/ Towns
Chennai, Kolkata,
outside State
`
`
Grade l
1500
1000
Grade II (a)
1500
1000
Grade II (b)
1200
750
Grade III
1200
750
Grade IV
800
700
(10) Taxi fare for Grade I Officials : - Grade I officials travelling to metropolitan cities and other larger cities are allowed
to hire taxies for the day as in the case of Government of India officials. They are entitled to taxi- fare at the rates fixed by
Government from time to time for journeys on tour from residence to airport/ railway station/ bus stand and back. The
existing status will continue.
(11) Auto rickshaw/Taxi fare for journeys on tour: - Actual fare at the rate fixed by Government from time to time for
a maximum of two journeys daily (plus one journey per tour from residence to airport/ railway station/ bus stand and one
journey per tour from airport/ railway station / bus stand to residence) limiting the distance of single journey to 8 kms will
be allowed subject to a maximum of Rs. 150/- per day.
PTA and PCA

Permanent Travelling Allowance
Designation
Junior Co-operative Inspector
Senior Co-operative Inspector
Handloom Supervisor,
Quality ControlInspector
Junior Field Officer/Field Assistant
Permanent Conveyance Allowance
Designation
Quality Control Inspector
`)
Rate (`
per month
240
Area of Jurisdiction
One Taluk
240
240
240
190
170
One Block
One to Three Taluks
One to Three Taluks
Block/District
One Circle
Rate per month(`

`)
200
65
Avg. No. of Days of

tour in a month
15
15
15
15
15
15
Area of Jurisdiction
One Block
LEAVE ACCOUNT
CASUAL LEAVE (Date of avail)
1.
EARNED LEAVE
OPENING BALANCE
2.
Days
DAYS AVAILED
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
SURRENDERED
8.
9.
10.
CLOSING BALANCE
11.
12.
HALF PAY LEAVE
13.
OPENING BALANCE
14.
DAYS AVAILED
15.
16.
17.
COMMUTTED
18.
19.
20.
CLOSING BALANCE
66
DAYS
PAY DRAW N PARTICULARS

PARTICULARS
Pay
Special Pay
D.A.
HRA
CCA
Other Allovances
TOTAL DEDUCTIONS
67
GPF Subscription
GPF Refund of Loan
SLI
Goup Insurance
FBS
HBA repayment
MCA Repayment
LIC Premium
January
February
March
April
PAY DRAW N PARTICULARS

PARTICULARS
July
August
Sept.
Pay
Special Pay
D.A.
HRA
CCA
Other Allovances
TOTAL DEDUCTIONS
GPF Subscription
GPF Refund of Loan
SLI
Goup Insurance
FBS
HBA repayment
MCA Repayment
LIC Premium
Income Tax
GPAIS
Other Deductions
TOTAL DEDUCTIONS
NET SALARY
Date of Encashment
Gross amount
Net amount
Name of Treasury
68
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INDUSTRIES EXECUTIVE

INDUSTRIES EXECUTIVE OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION - KERALA

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INDUSTRIES EXECUTIVE OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION- KERALA

38863 Sq. Km.

Density per Sq.km.

Length of Costal Line :

Anamudi (2652 m.)

MP's Lok Sabha

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Major Industrial Estates

Mini Industrial Estates

Industrial Development Areas

Industrial Development Plots

Special Economic Zone

Ports & Harbours

Commercial Bank Branches

Junior Technical Schools

1084 females for

Public Sector Undertakings

GVERNMNET OF KERALA - COUNCIL OF MINISTERSShri. Oommen Chandy

OFFICE OF THE MINISTER FOR INDUSTRIES

SRI. MOHAMMED MUSTHAFA

SRI. MUHAMMED ALI. A. E

INDUSTRIES & COMMERCE GOVT. SECRETARIAT

SRI. K. S. SREENIVAS I.A.S.

SRI. JAPABALAN OLIVER

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OFFICE OF THE MINISTER FOR REVENUE AND COIR

SMT. A. BASHEERA BEEVI

SRI. P. GOPINADHAN PILLAI

SMT. RANI GEORGE. I.A.S

DIRECTORATE OF INDUSTRIES 8 COMMERCE

Director of Industries & Commerce

Additional Director of Industries & Commerce. (General)

Additional Director of Industries & Commerce (Technical)

Senior Administrative Officer

Joint Director (TC)

Joint Director (FC & RH & ID)

Deputy Director (TC, ID)

2302612 Extn. 212

Assistant Registrar (Handicraft)

DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTRES

0497-2700928, 2707521, 2707522

IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS

Joint Director (Handloom & Textiles)

Director of Coir Development

Adl. Director of Coir Development

PROJECT OFFICER (COIR)

North Paravoor: Sri.Nandakumar

TALUK INDUSTRIES OFFICES

2. Taluk Industries Office

4. Taluk Industries Office

DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTRE

Asst. Registrar (KANNUR ONLY)

Asst. Dist. Industries Officer

Senior Co-op. Inspector

Senior Co-op. Inspector