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Presented by. Shri MOHAMMAD MOHSIN , I A S Managing Director. KARNATAKA HANDLOOM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED. PRIYADARSHINI THE ORIGINAL HOME OF HANDLOOMS. The activities of Karnataka Handloom Development Corporation . 1.
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Presented by Shri MOHAMMAD MOHSIN , I A S Managing Director KARNATAKA HANDLOOM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED PRIYADARSHINI THE ORIGINAL HOME OF HANDLOOMS
The activities of Karnataka Handloom Development Corporation 1 • Established in 1975 under the Companies Act 1956 and • covered under 20 Point Programme of late Prime Minister • Smt. Indira Gandhi. • KHDC has been in the services directly with the weavers and • provides raw materials and technical support to them. • Provides continuous employment to the weavers • Objective is to promote handloom industry and to facilitate • economic self reliance of weavers • KHDC has been in the services of 12,810 Handloom Weavers • across Karnataka • KHDC generates Indirect Employment to over 1.00 lakh people
PRODUCTION UNITS • a) Cotton Projects • NO OF WEAVERS : 11,586 • NO. OF Intensive Handloom Development Projects – 9 Working at : • BANAHATTI • RABAKAVI • RAMADURGA • ILKAL • RANEBENNUR • GULBARGA • BASAVAKALYAN • BHAGYANAGAR • E.O.C.P GADAG-BETAGERI • NO. OF SUB CENTRES INCLUDING COLLECTION CENTRES: 132 • AVERAGE PRODUCTION PER MONTH: • QTY : 8.50 LAKH MTRS VALUE: Rs. 290.00 LAKHS 2
b) SILK PROJECTS • No. of Weavers 810 • No. of Silk Raw Material Cum Procurement Depots working at : • Anekal • Kallur • Tiptur • Kollegal • Molkalmur • Chinthamani • c) Preloom Process House, • To provide a ready warp beams to weavers situated at Banhatti and Ranebennur • d) Raw Material Bank : • To ensure timely supply of raw material to weavers,the raw material bank working at Banhatti. • e) Postloom Process House : • To provide high quality of processed material to meet the consumer needs, • working at Peenya, Bangalore 3
4 • KHDC is Implementing Vidya Vikas Scheme – Supply of uniforms to school children Subsidised Saree Dhoti Scheme to BPL families in the State MADILU – Health kit to Mothers
Vidya Vikas Scheme – (V V S) 6 • The Scheme offers assured livelihood to weavers and free • uniform for children - launched in 1987-88 • Hon’ble Chief Minister has extended this Scheme to High • School girl students from 2003-2004 • The order on KHDC is to the tune of Rs. 48.40 crores for • 99.96 lakh meters of cloth • VVS production at the rate of 9 to 10 lakh meters with • loom coverage of 8000 looms takes 12 months time • Basic cost of production on yarn, processing and weavers • wages account for Rs. 43.00 crores.
Vidya Vikas scheme –Issue to be resolved 7 • As per the decision taken under the Chairmanship of Hon’ble Textile Minister on 17.09.2009 along with Principal Secretary to Hon’ble Chief Minister of Karnataka, following points were discussed and resolved as below:- • Entering into MOU with Education Department for 3 to 5 years. • Hon’ble Textile Minister and Principal Secretary to Hon’ble Chief Minister of Karnataka have informed to the Managing Director of KHDC, Textile Commissioner and Secretary to Government, C&I Dept, Secretary to Government, Education Department [Primary Education] and Secretary to Government [Finance Department] for submission of proposals to entering the MOU with KHDC. • Principal Secretary to Hon’ble Chief Minister of Karnataka has informed that, following action is to be initiated for release of advance to KHDC under VVS:-
8 • (1) 1/3 amount is to be released to KHDC during September only for the supplies of subsequent academic year. • (2) 50% money is to be released to KHDC during the period from Feb-April • (3) Balance is to be released immediately after supply of uniform before June. • (c) Revision of Rates of Uniforms: • Principal Secretary to Hon’ble Chief Minister of Karnataka has indicated that, minimum 4-5% upward revision has to be made every year.
9 Subsidised Saree Dhoti Scheme (SSDS) - • Implemented since 1985 • BPL Card Holders are the beneficiaries at subsidised rates • for Sarees, Dhoties and Lungi varieties. Weavers working under • this scheme are aged and women weavers of North Karnataka • The allocation in the Budget has reduced from an all time high of Rs. 17.00 crores to Rs.2.00 crores during 2007-08 • Basic cost of production on yarn, weavers conversion charges & processing charges accounts for Rs. 1.75 crores • Subject Committee of C&I Department has recommended to provide at least Rs.13.00 crores
10 Durry Preparation
OUR PREMIER PRODUCTS : • Traditional Silk Sarees • Printed Silk Sarees • Cotton Sarees • Polyester Sarees • Chudidhar Set • Silk Kurtis / Made Ups • Soham Shirts / Silk Shirts • Designer Silk Sarees • Silk Ties • Jacquard Bedsheets • Nisarga Bedsheets • Table Linen • Bed Linen • Jamkana (Carpet) • Pillow Cover • Towels • Turkish Towels • Woolen Blankets • Janatha Sarees / Dhoti 11
12 Woman Weaver with Jacquard Loom
WELFARE SCHEMES TO WEAVERS a) Health Package : (Through ICICI, Lombard) Reimbursement of Medical expenditure of the weaver, spouse and legitimate children. Eligibility is Maximum of Rs. 15000.00 P.A Weavers Contribution Rs. 50.00 P.A. GOK Contribution Rs. 89.13 P.A. GOI Contribution Rs.642.47 P.A. ---------------------------------------------- Total Rs.781.60 P.A ---------------------------------------------- Weavers covered 3151 Nos. b) Insurance : Under Mahatma Gandhi Bhunakar Yojana In case of natural death Rs. 60,000, accidental death – Rs.150,000 and partial disablement Rs. 75,000 and permanent disablement Rs.150,000 will be paid from Insurance Company. Weavers contribution Rs. 40 p.a. - G.O.I Contribution Rs.150 p.a. G.O.K. Contribution Rs. 40 p.a. - LIC Social Security Rs.100 p.a. ========================================== Total Rs. 330 ========================================= Weavers covered 5,553 13
14 • ii) Sahashikshana Yojana • Rs. 1200 per student for each Academic year : • 2004-05 - 449 Nos. Rs 5.38 lakhs • 2005-06 - 733 Nos. Rs 4.40 lakhs • 2006-07 - 959 Nos. Rs 11.51 lakhs • 2007-08 - 1071 Nos. Rs 12.85 lakhs • 2008-09 - 1218 Nos. Rs 14.62 lakhs • 2009-10 - 1327 Nos. Rs 15.92 lakhs • c) Thrift Fund Scheme: • Under this scheme weavers have to contribute 8% on their earnings and 8% • Govt. contribution (4% GOK + 4% GOI) plus interest on both. The scheme • period is for 15 years. • No. of weavers covered 4663 • d ) Funeral expenditure : • Rs. 3,000 per weaver will be disbursed from KHDC on the death of the weaver to his/her family member towards funeral expenses w.e.f May 2010.
15 • e )Housing (Living Cum Worksheds) : • Centrally Sponsored Scheme: • i) Under this scheme 1,634 LCWS have been constructed and • allotted to the weavers, 50% Grant and 50% Loan. Cost of the • house Rural Rs. 35,000, and Urban Rs. 45,000. • ii)Constructed through Rajeev Gandhi Rural Housing Corporation : • 288 LCWS are sanctioned, out of which 287 is completed. • Dutch Assisted Project : • Under this project, 1942 LCWS have been constructed and • allotted to the weavers at 19 places.
16 Living cum Workshed
17 • Weavers Special Package Component by GOK sanction during 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10 & 2010-11 • [Rs.in lakhs] • 2007-08 2008-09 2009 -10 2010-11 • (proposed) • Installation of looms & accessories 23.89 - - - • Upgradation & modernization 43.47 36.00 - - • of existing looms • Skill upgradation & training for 17.99 20.00 - - • weavers • Interest subsidy on working 150.29 125.00 80.00 96.00 • capital loan • Working Capital Grant for Raw 715.80 260.00 239.00 170.00 • Material Purchases • Reimbursement of 20% rebate 360.58 317.17 208.00 200.00 • Modernisation of PTPH 23.00 75.00 - - • Interest on thrift fund 12.49 165.00 - 47.00 • SCP/STP weavers package 212.49 - 173.00 187.00 • Reimbursement of VAT - 107.83 - - • (2006-07 & 2007&08) .…………. …………. ………… ………….. • 1560.00 1106.00 700.00 700.00 • …….…… …………. ………… ………….. • GOK has earmarked a sum of Rs 10.00 crores towards capital investment and Rs 3.00 • crores for construction of Nekarara Bhavan in the State Budget 2010-11.
18 Ensuring Better Wages to Weavers • Corporation has been revising conversion charges to weavers once in 2-3 years to compensate inflation • In line conversion charges has been revised upwards in the range of 2.22 % to 35.71 % on various varieties w.e.f 1.6.2008 & 10 % from 1.7.2009, 20% from 01.01.2010 • The additional financial impact for 2009 – 10 on • Cotton / Polyester Rs. 81.00 Lakhs • Silk varieties Rs. 26.59 Lakhs • This is to ensure stop migration of weavers from Handloom sector.
Procurement of Cloth from weavers 19 (in lakhs Mtrs)
Segment wise Sales 20 (Rs. in lakh )
Five Year Analysis Production – Sales – Issue of Yarn – Conversion Charges 21 (Rs. in lakhs )
Turn Around of KHDC 22 From Loss to Profit • Annual turn over is in the range of Rs.87.00 to 99.00 Crores • Objective is to reach 100.00 Crores during 2009-10 and achieved Rs 98.72 crores during 2009-10. • In the last 30 years, it has made marginal profits during 11 financial years & during 2006 – 07, 2007-08 & 2008-09 the Corporation has made a Profit of Rs. 4.37 Crore & 0.92 Crore & Rs. 0.14 crore respectively. • Net worth has turned positive by Rs.32.61 crores as on 31.03.2009
Net Loss & Profit Account 2004 -05 to 2009-10 23 (Value in Lakhs)
24 (Rs. in lakhs )
25 NETWORTH OF KHDC (Rs. in lakhs )
PROFIT & LOSS ACCOUNT - HIGHLIGHTS 26 [Rs.in lakhs]
BALANCE SHEET - HIGHLIGHTS 27 [Rs.in lakhs] Reflecting Net worth of KHDC
28 Liabilities & Commitment of K.H.D.C as on 31-03-2010 [Rs.in lakhs]
29 DDHPY Commitment v/s. Achievement (Rs. in crores)
30 HIGHLIGHTS OF KEY PROPOSALS (Rs in crores)
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