1. Power Point Presentation of Dte. of Industries and Commerce, Kashmir
as on
Planning Section
Directorate of Industries and Commerce Kashmir

2. Overview Directorate of Industries and Commerce Kashmir:
Is the Nodal Agency for development of industrial sector in Kashmir Division with a view to promote investment/ trade and create employment opportunities.
Implements policies formulated by the State/ Centre for creation of industrial ecosystem that attracts substantial investment in MSME and Large Scale Industries Sectors to give boost to the economic growth of the State.
Registers Partnership Firms and Societies.

3. Vision
The Directorate of Industries & Commerce, Kashmir has a vision: “to provide efficient, transparent, and pro-active services to entrepreneurs and enable the State to achieve its industrial potential.”

4. Organizational Chart
Administration of Industries and Commerce Department,
[Headed by Hon’ble Minister for Industries & Commerce]
Director, Industries and Commerce Kashmir
Joint Director (Development)
Joint Director (M&P)
Chief Accounts Officer
Deputy Director (Planning)
Administrative Officer
Law Officer
Assistant Director
Accounts Section
Planning Section
Administration Section
Legal Section
Development Section
M&P/ RSU Section
District Industries Centres (DICs) [Headed by General Managers]
Trade Facilitation Centre (TFC), Salamabad Uri [Headed by Custodian]
Continued…

5. Organizational Set-up of DICs and TFC
DIC offices in Kashmir Division
Srinagar
Ganderbal
Budgam
Anantnag
Kulgam
Pulwama
Shopian
Baramulla
Bandipora
Kupwara
Leh
Kargil
General Manager DIC
Custodian TFC Salamabad Uri
Functional Manager Dev./ Adm./ EI/ M&E/ Estates
Statistical Assistant/ Accountant/ Godown Supervisor/ Junior Assistant
Functional Manager
Project Manager
IPO
IPO
SO (Adm) /
SO (Plg)
BI/ AEO
BI/ AEO
SA/ HA/ JSA/ JA

6. Staff Strength S. No Post Sanctioned Strength In Position Vacant 1
Gazetted* 94 39 55 2
Non Gazetted
415
230
185 3
Class IV
129
110 19
TOTAL
638
379
259 4
Helpers/ OCC
(Supernumerary)
103
*Vacancies under Gazetted Category include Joint Directors (02), General Managers (10), Manager M&E (01), Functional Managers (22), Project Managers (14), Assistant Directors (P&S) (04), Manager IE Barzulla (01) & Administrative Officer (01).

7. Organization (HQ) S. No. Name of the Post Name of the Officer
Job Description
01.
Director Industries and Commerce/ Registrar of Societies and Firms
Mr Bilal Ahmad Bhat
Overall supervision, control and direction of the organization at the divisional/ district level.
02.
Joint Director (Dev.)
Vacant
Developmental Activities of Industrial Estates.
Policy matters
Incentives under Industrial Policy.
03.
Joint Director (M&P)
Revival/ rehabilitation of sick industrial units.
Attending Purchase Committee meetings.
Monitoring Credit flow to MSMEs.

8. Organization (HQ) S. No. Name of the Post Name of the Officer
Job Description
04.
Deputy Director (Planning & Statistics)
Vacant
Preparation and implementation of Capex Budget;
Monitoring implementation of Works Programme of approved projects;
Processing incentive cases under State Package;
Monitoring of PMEGP Scheme, etc.
05.
Chief Accounts Officer
Dr. Jozy Ara
Preparation of Revenue Budget
Budgetary provisions from Government.
Internal finance of the Department.
Sanctioning of TA/ DA.
Medical Reimbursement, WDC
Salaries, Incentives etc.
06.
Administrative Officer
(Addl. Charge with AD (Dev.))
Provides assistance to Director I&C in human resource management and day to day affairs of the administration.

9. Organization (HQ) S. No. Name of the Post Name of the Officer
Job Description
07.
Assistant Director (Dev./RSU/M&P)
Ms. Arjumand Yaqoob
Provides assistance to Director I&C for disposal of cases relating to Developmental Activities of Industrial Estates, Policy matters, revival/ rehabilitation of Sick units etc.
08.
Public Law Officer (PLO)
Ms. Narjees Nawab
Provides assistance to the Director I&C in legal matters. 09
Project Manager (Business Reforms)
Mr Zahid Rashid Khan
Assists the Director in implementation of Business Reforms Action Plan (BRAP) of DIPP. 10
Functional Manager (Registrations)
Mr Mushtaq Ahmad
Assists the Director in registration of Firms and Societies.

10. Organization of Districts
The Directorate of Industries & Commerce, Kashmir is assisted in its mission at District level by District Industries Centers, headed by General Managers, who are assisted by Functional Managers/ Project Managers/ Field Staff and Ministerial Staff in providing handholding services to the entrepreneurs in facilitating setting up and running of their Industrial Units.
S. No
District
Name of the GM
01.
Srinagar
Mr Sajad Qadri
02.
Ganderbal
Addl Charge with ACR Ganderbal Mr Nisar Malik
03.
Budgam
Addl Charge with GM DIC Srinagar Mr Sajad Qadri
04.
Anantnag
Mr Bilal Khurshid
05.
Kulgam
Vacant
06.
Pulwama
S. No
District
Name of the GM
07.
Shopian
Vacant
08.
Baramulla
09.
Bandipora
10.
Kupwara
11.
Leh
Charge with DPO Leh Mr Zakir Hussain
12.
Kargil
Charge with AD (Plg) DC Office Kargil Mr Abdul Hadi 10

11. Existing Industrial Estates
S. No.
Agency managing the IE
No. of Estates
Land
(in Kanals)
No. of
Plots
Units Established
01.
J&K SIDCO 07
9,750.60
1533
596
02.
J&K SICOP 24
2,253.65
1389
811
TOTAL 31
12,004.25
2922
1407
Continued…

12. Existing Industrial Estates
Managed by J&K SIDCO
S. No.
Industrial Estate
Land Area (in Kanals)
No. of
Plots
Units established
Remarks 01
IE Khunmoh, Srinagar
594
149
114 units have not taken effective steps for establishment of their units. 02
Food Park Khunmoh, Srinagar
160.00 48 31
08 units have not taken effective steps for establishment of their units. 03
IE Shaltaing, Srinagar
94.60 41 39
02 units have not taken effective steps for establishment of their units. 04
EC Rangreth, Budgam
242
178 05
EPIP Ompora, Budgam -
Dispute with IAF 06
IGC Lassipora, Pulwama
586
188
131 units have not taken effective steps for establishment of their units. 07
Food Park Sopore, Baramulla
201.00 22 11
TOTAL
1533
596

13. Existing Industrial Estates
Managed by J&K SICOP
S. No.
Industrial Estate
Land Area (in Kanals)
No. of
plots
Units established
Remarks 01
IE BAMK, Srinagar
144.00
122
120 - 02
IE Zakura, Srinagar
128.00 64 34
04 units are under occupation of Security Forces & 01 migrant unit. 03
Integrated Textile and Handicrafts Park Zakura, Srinagar
109.00 90 20
33 units have not taken effective steps for their establishment. 04
IE Zainakote, Srinagar
525.25
203
151
04 units under occupation of Security Forces & 11 migrant units. 05
IE Dooderhama Ganderbal
106.00 63 06
IE Barzulla Sanat Nagar, Srinagar
102.00 70 07
IE Anantnag
64.00 50 49
Continued…

14. Existing Industrial Estates
S. No.
Industrial Estate
Land Area (in Kanals)
No. of
plots
Units established
Remarks 08
IE Anchidoora Anantnag
86.35 44 42 - 09
Sports Complex Bijbehara, Anantnag
206.80
118 02
Entire Estate under occupation of Security Forces since On , the Forces partly vacated the Estate, but still occupy 25 plots. Moreover, 31 plots are in possession of Sericulture Deptt. 10
IE Bijbehara, Anantnag
23.95 29 24
02 Units in the process of establishment. 11
IE Kulgam
19.25 15 00
Under occupation of Security Forces. 12
IE Pulwama
17.25 03 13
IE Chatpora, Pulwama
41.05 32

15. Existing Industrial Estates
S. No.
Industrial Estate
Land Area (in Kanals)
No. of
plots
Units established
Remarks 14
IE Gagran, Shopian
62.90 25 11 - 15
IE Baramulla
58.10 33 26
Some plots under occupation of Security Forces. 16
IE Sopore, Baramulla
82.00 60 17
Some portion of land under occupation of Security Forces & 42 Units are under process of establishment.
IE Bandipora
16.00 02
Allotment of land is sub-judice. 18
IE Sumbal, Bandipora
45.40 51 05
At present, Estate under occupation of Security forces 19
IE Branwari, Kupwara
15.35 08
09 units under process of establishment 20
Chotipora Handwara
105.00 59
Continued…

16. Existing Industrial Estates
S. No.
Industrial Estate
Land Area (in Kanals)
No. of
plots
Units established
Remarks 21
IE Leh
234.00
121 97 - 22
IE Khaltse, Leh
20.00 15 02 23
IE Chanchik, Kargil
10.00 10 08 24
IE Khurbanthang, Kargil
32.00 56 14
TOTAL
2,253.65
1389
811

17. Establishment of New Industrial Estates
(PRESENTLY UNDER DEVELOPMENT)
S. No
Industrial Estate
Land
(Kanals)
Executing
Agency
Estimated Cost
Expdt up to 03/2018
Allocation 1
IE Vessu Anantnag
257.75
SICOP/ PDD
0.00 2
IE Mehmoodabad Dooru
107.00
963.63
321.90
150.00 3
IE Kulgam (expansion)
50.00
220.54
165.00
55.54 4
IE Malwan Kulgam
58.00
SICOP
987.45
22.95
100.00 5
IE Ashmuji Kulgam
62.00
570.83
305.14 6
IE Wuyan Pulwama
272.00
500.00
351.00 7
IE Khrew Pulwama
417.00 8
IE Aglar Shopian
337.00
665.21
400.00 9
IE Redbugh Kupwara
85.00
668.25
277.34 10
IE Lolab Kupwara
65.00
200.00 11
IE Phyang Leh
301.80
R&B/ PDD
585.03
407.25
177.77 12
IE Changrathang Kargil
98.75
R&B
315.61
315.53
25.69
Total

18. Newly identified locations for establishment of New IEs
S. No.
District
Name of the location
Type of Land
Area of Land identified 1
Ganderbal
Barsoo
State Land
61.80 Kanals 2
Waskoora
71.55 Kanals 3
Budgam
Rangreth Extension
60.00 4
Rakhi Arth Soibug
Kanals 5
Anantnag
Keri Nowpora
195 Kanals 6
Hassan Noor
State/ Proprietary/ KahCharaie
434 Kanals 7
Kulgam
Mahgund Qaimoh
Kanals 8
Baramulla
Juhama
165 Kanals

19. Newly identified locations for establishment of New IEs
S. No.
District
Name of the location
Type of Land
Area of Land identified 9
Bandipora
Shahpora Gurez
State/ Proprietary/ Roshni Land
35 Kanals 10
Ajas
State Land
52 Kanals 11
Kupwara
Margi Darpora Lolab
State/ Proprietary Land
65.75 Kanals 12
Poshpora
78.50 Kanals 13
Leh
Liker Saspol
Kanals 14
Kharu
State Lamd
Kanals 15
Kargil
Drass
44.00 Kanals 16
Zanskar
50.00 Kanals
TOTAL
Kanals

20. Main Schemes Government of India’s Schemes under MSME Act.
Setting-up/ Upgradation of Industrial Growth Centers/ Industrial Estates/ Parks.
Providing incentives under Central/ State Packages to the industrial units under manufacturing/ service sectors.
Implementation of PMEGP (100% CSS) in Rural & Urban areas of the Division.

21. Credit Flow under MSME Sector
S. No.
Item
TOTAL 1
Cases sponsored to banks by DICs
960
1250
739
885
3834
574 2
Cases sanctioned by banks
173
166
115
255
709 84 3
Amount sanctioned (Rs. in lakh) 4
No. of cases for which funds were disbursed by banks
152
148 94
229
623 67 5
Amount disbursed (Rs. in lakh)
997.82
792.81

22. Formal Registrations under MSME Sector
S. No.
Item
TOTAL 1
No of Units Established
704
582
375
464
2125
252 2
Investment
(in Rs. crore)
110.78
135.92
105.01
463.80
815.51
177.28 3
Employment Generated
3841
3510
2595
4192
14138
2187

23. Rehabilitation of Sick Units
CUMULATIVE STATUS UP TO 11/2018
S. No.
Particulars
Figures 1
Cases approved for Soft Loan by State Level Rehabilitation Committee
122 2
Amount Involved in 122 approved cases
lakh 3
Cases recommended to J&K SIDCO for disbursement of Soft Loan 94 4
Amount Involved in 94 recommended cases
lakh 5
Cases disbursed by J&K SIDCO 37 6
Amount involved in 37 disbursed cases
lakh 7
Cases pending with Directorate 28 8
Cases pending with SIDCO 29

24. SALIENT FEATURES oF Industrial Policy 2016
State Government vide Order No. 58-Ind of 2016 dated introduced new Industrial Policy for the State effective from upto 31st of March, 2026, which
Aims to promote and develop Micro, Small, Medium and Large industries in electronics/ IT/ ITES (Information Technology Enabled Services)/ Hitech, Biotech, Food processing, Leather, Pharmaceuticals and other environmentally sustainable industries for employment generation and higher contribution of industrial sector to the Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP).
Aims to increase the share of manufacturing, servicing and trade sectors by attracting an investment of Rs.2000 crore per annum in the industrial sector.
Envisages creation of land bank of 20,000 Kanal for providing well developed Industrial plots to the prospective entrepreneurs.
Aims to curb the menace of growing unemployment in the State by creating direct and indirect employment opportunities for persons per annum in the Sector.
Furthers ease of doing business by simplification of procedures and delegation of powers to General Managers at District level.
Provides attractive incentives under Central / State package of incentives.
Promotes introduction of latest technologies in the Industrial sector by encouraging Research and Development in Industrial application.
Encourages Green/ Eco friendly industries.

25. Package of Incentives under State Industrial Policy 2016
The Package includes:
30-40% Capital Investment Subsidy on Plant and Machinery,
3-5% Interest Subsidy on Working Capital loan,
100% Subsidy on purchase of new DG Sets/ Solar/ Wind generators/ hybrid solar wind systems,
100% Subsidy on purchase of QC & Testing Equipment,
100% Subsidy on preparation of Project Report.
60% Subsidy on Pollution Control Equipment,
15% Price Preference to local SSI Units in Govt. Purchases,
50% subsidy on installation of equipment for Green & Environment protection like rain water harvesting, recycling of waste water and Solid waste management,
25% subsidy on automation/ software/ hardware/ business process re- engineering/ IT/ online pollution control devices,
30% subsidy for obtaining ISI, BIS, FPO, AGMARK, ECOMARK certificates etc,
Exemption from payment of Toll tax, GST, Court Fee, Stamp Duty, CST etc.

26. Incentives Sanctioned under
State Package
Rs. in lakh
S. No.
Type of Incentive/ Subsidy to
(Last 6 yrs) No
Amount 1
Capital Investment Subsidy 41
298.93 9
75.22 2
Interest Rebate Subsidy 27
28.52
0.00 3
DG Set Subsidy
460 33
105.81 4
Project Report Subsidy
0.20 5
QC & Testing Equipment Subsidy 40
247.30
40.98 6
Pollution Control Equipment Subsidy
53.97
21.00
TOTAL
530 48
243.01

27. Central Package of Industrial Incentives
A Special Package of Industrial Incentives was announced for our State by the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, GoI on for a period of 10 years, which expired on
The Special Package was extended by the GoI to the State (as J&K Package II) for a further period of 5 years w.e.f (up to ).
The Package includes:
Central Capital Investment Subsidy Scheme,
Central Interest Subsidy Scheme,
Central Comprehensive Insurance Scheme, and
The subsidy is available to the industries in identified notified areas (21 in Kashmir Division) and to some specified Thrust Industries (18) outside such notified areas.
J&K Development Finance Corporation (JKDFC) acts as the Nodal Agency for disbursement of Subsidy for the State.

28. Incentives Sanctioned under
Central Package
Rs. in lakh
S. No.
Type of Incentive/ Subsidy to
(Last 6 yrs) No
Amount 1
Capital Investment Subsidy
148 45
825.30 2
Interest Subsidy
165 23
321.56 3
Insurance Subsidy 37
223.39 32
44.63 4
Transport Subsidy
451.41
286.80
TOTAL
351
101

29. PM’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP)
PMEGP is a credit linked online scheme for providing sustainable employment to the youth through setting up of micro enterprises in rural as well as in urban areas launched by Govt. of India during
The Scheme is implemented through KVIC and State KVIBs in Rural areas and through DICs in Urban and as well as in Rural areas.
The government subsidy is provided by KVIC directly into the account of the beneficiary (DBT). However, earlier the subsidy was routed through the designated nodal banks and the procedure stands amended by M/o MSME GoI w.e.f
Individuals (above 18 years of age), Self Help Groups, Institutions registered under Societies Registration Act, Production Cooperative Societies, and Charitable Trusts are eligible for taking benefit under the scheme.
Maximum cost of the project/ unit admissible under the scheme in manufacturing sector is Rs lakh and in business/ service sector is Rs lakh.
Only new units are considered for sanction under the scheme.
The subsidy under the scheme ranges from 15% to 35%. The beneficiary contribution required is 5% to 10%. The balance amount of the project cost is provided by the banks as term loan and working capital.
W.e.f , all the manual application procedures have been dispensed with and the M/o MSME GoI has developed an e Portal viz kviconline.gov.in for applying online for availing benefits under the scheme.

30. Industrial Units Established under PMEGP
S. No.
Item
TOTAL 1
No of Units Established
431
531
618
478
2058
764 2
Margin Money/ Subsidy disbursed
(in Rs. lakh)
861.95
927.98
925.65
711.48 3
Employment Generated
2342
2617
2468
2390
9817
4584

31. Achievements under PMEGP during 2018-19
District
Targets allocated by KVIC
Applications received
Cases Approved by DLTFC
Cases Sponsored to Banks
Cases Sanctioned by Banks
MM Disbursed
No. MM
Srinagar 35
87.50
597
582
560
161
142
207.75
Ganderbal 34
85.00
136
111
107 62 37
60.21
Budgam
335
224
218 74 45
78.19
Anantnag
263
141
148 76 55
84.85
Kulgam
116 71 66 17 23
44.91
Pulwama
490
281
242
162
335.53
Shopian 92
124
114 31 29
58.19
Baramulla 38
95.00
1195
837
704
284
325.21
Bandipora
322
133
166 52 44
73.75
Kupwara
309
248
189 46 28
64.51
Leh 25 16 20
46.84
Kargil
192 97 33 18
54.41
Total
417
4082
2874
2636
993
764

32. Registration of Societies and Firms
S. No.
Item
TOTAL 1
Societies registered
108
142
106
138
494
128 2
Firms registered
123
139
107
239
608
229

33. CAPEX Budget 2018-19 1 Acquisition and Development of New IEs 2650.00
S. No.
Name of the Scheme
Approved Outlay
Expdt 1
Acquisition and Development of New IEs 2
Upgrd. of Existing IEs
150.00
57.59 3
Maintenance of Capital Assets
60.00
26.25 4
Execution of restoration works at Sanat Garh Bemina
250.00
125.00 5
Fur Artisan Employment Scheme
100.00
12.90 6
Central Share/ State Share for MSE-CDP/ MLC projects
400.00 7
Package of Incentives
500.00
243.01

34. CAPEX Budget 2018-19 S. No. Name of the Scheme Approved Outlay 2018-19
Expdt 8
Rehab. of Sick Units
70.00
35.00 9
Office Equipment and Appliances
20.00
10.00 10
Scheme for assistance to Startups and Setting up of Hub and Incubators
50.00
25.00 11
Business Reforms Action Plan
TOTAL

35. Construction of Sannat Ghar (Udyog Bhawan)
COST: Rs CRORE
EXECUTING AGENCY: J&K SICOP

36. Cross-LOC Trade
Continued…

37. Cross-LOC Trade
Cross-LoC trade was started on as a confidence building measure between India and Pakistan through two crossing points in J&K, including one from Salamabad Uri in Kashmir valley.
The Directorate of Industries and Commerce Kashmir looks after and manages the Cross-LOC Trade in the valley through Uri.
For facilitating the trade, a Trade Facilitation Centre (TFC) has been set up at Salamabad Uri and an officer of KAS Cadre has been posted there as Custodian to look after day to day affairs of the trade.
Initially, the trade was allowed only two days a week. However, since , the trade days have been extended to 04 days a week i.e. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
During the first year of trade only 50 traders participated, but with the passage of time, the number has now gone up to 650. Over the years there has increasing trend both in number of consignments and quantum of exports and imports.
For developing further infrastructure at TFC, a project for an amount of Rs crore has been completed through J&K SIDCO.

38. trade facilitation centre, salamabad uri
Permissible Items of Trade through
trade facilitation centre, salamabad uri
Export Items
1. Carpets
2. Rugs
3. Wall hangings
4. Shawls and stoles
5. Namdas
6. Gabbas
7. Embroidered items including crewel
8. Furniture items incl. walnut furniture
9. Wooden handicrafts
10. Fresh fruits and vegetables
11. Dry fruits incl. walnuts
12. Saffron
13. Aromatic plants
14. Fruit bearing plants
15. Dhania, moongi, imli and black mushrooms
16. Kashmiri spices
17. Rajmash
18. Honey
19. Papier Machie products
20. Spring, rubberized coir/ foam mattresses, cushions, pillows and quilts
21. Medicinal herbs
Import Items
1. Rice
2. Jahnamaz and tasbies
3. Precious stones
4. Gabbas
5. Namdas
6. Peshawari leather chappals
7. Medicinal herbs
8. Maize and maize products
9. Fresh fruits and vegetables
10. Dry fruits incl. walnuts
11. Honey
12. Moongi
13. Imli
14. Black mushroom
15. Furniture incl. walnut furniture
16. Wooden handicrafts
17. Carpets and rugs
18. Wall hangings
19. Embroidered items
20. Foam mattresses, cushions and pillows
21. Shawls and stoles

39. Trade Transactions at Salamabad Uri
EXPORT
S. No
Period
Weight
(in Metric Ton)
No. of Trucks
No. of Consignments
Value
(in INR Rs crore) 1 to
3,92,039.74
42,455
1,232
2,753.46 2
22,260.74
2,486 92
216.80
Total
4,14,300.47
45,301
1,321
2,970.26
IMPORT
S. No
Period
Weight
(in Metric Ton)
No. of Trucks
No. of Consignments
Value
(in INR Rs crore) 1 to
2,12,324.78
25,443
1,217
2,432.85 2
15,382.14
2,074 92
177.15
Total
2,27,896.16
27,575
1,315
2,610.00

40. Year-wise details of Export Transactions
S. No
Period
Weight
(in Metric Ton)
No. of Trucks
No. of Consignments
Value
(in INR Rs crore) 1
398.73
180 29
1.36 2
1830 70
71.80 3
3650
156.48 4
4406
104
244.35 5
7519
175
324.72 6
5152
143
272.39 7
5476
166
377.75 8
4323
170
532.36 9
4726
141
364.31 10
5193
164
407.92 11
2846 92
216.80
Total
45301
1321
Note: Value of 72 trucks of export goods has not been projected by the exporters initially.

41. Year-wise details of Import Transactions
S. No
Period
Weight
(in Metric Ton)
No. of Trucks
No. of Consignments
Value
(in INR Rs crore) 1
729.34
219 29 2
2662 70
54.36 3
2413
153.20 4
2960
104
239.84 5
4119
175
333.38 6
3299
143
238.39 7
2458
165
359.53 8
2179
170
383.28 9
2653
137
350.58 10
2539
160
320.29 11
2074 92
177.15
Total
27575
1315
Note: 1. Value of imported goods before has not been projected by importers.
2. On consignment of 11 trucks has been sent through TFC Salamabad to TFO Chakoti. However, no consignments received from TFO Chakoti on the same day.

42. Balance Funds Required
Construction of trade facilitation centre,
salamabad uri-phase ii
Rs in lakh
Project
Executing Agency
Estimated Cost
Work done Amount
Expenditure (upto 03/2018)
Balance Funds Required
Construction of TFC Uri
J&K SIDCO
852.94
220.26

43. salamabad uri-phase ii
Construction of trade facilitation centre,
salamabad uri-phase ii
Executing agency: SIDCO
Rs in lakh
Name of the work
Estimated
Cost
Work done (up to 03/2018)
Residential quarter for Custodian/ TFO
80.50
90.01
Guest House
Residential quarters for staff (1BHK) of Customs/ Custodian/ Immigration
291.50
377.03
Residential quarters for staff (one room) of Customs/ Custodian/ Immigration
183.24
302.37
Cargo examination hall
127.90
97.96
Development of parking yard
93.68
33.80
Tile path/ landscaping
28.43
4.09

44. salamabad uri-phase ii
Construction of trade facilitation centre,
salamabad uri-phase ii
Rs in lakh
Name of the work
Estimated
Cost
Work done (up to Sep 2017)
Internal Drainage works
23.34
16.95
Water supply distribution system
24.49
Electric works including street lightning
30.41
2.72
Furnishing/ fixtures
110.36
33.77
Contingencies
0.00
Total
Approved Cost = Rs lakh; Expdt up to 03/2018 = Rs lakh; Balance Cost = Rs lakh
Funds Released = Rs lakh; Further requirement = Rs lakh.

45. salamabad uri-phase ii
Construction of trade facilitation centre,
salamabad uri-phase ii

46. salamabad uri-phase ii
Construction of trade facilitation centre,
salamabad uri-phase ii

47. THANK YOU Directorate of Industries and Commerce
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