DESTINATIONMAHARASHTRAOpportunitiesUnlimitedGovernmentofMaharashtraMaharashtraIndustrialDevelopmentCorporation(MIDC)
                      Major ports in India
MaharashtraPorts–ForgingAhead   Brief on maharastra port sector
  Maharashtrahas720kmlongcoastline;10%ofIndia’scoastline
  TheStatehasfivedistrictsalongthecoastline
  Twomajorports:MbPT(MumbaiPortTrust)locatedinMumbai ,       JNPT(JawaharlalNehruPortTrust)inRaigaddistrict  JNPTisthelargestcontainerportinIndiawhileMbPtisnatural     deep-waterharbourof400sq.Kms.  JNPTandMbPTaccountforthelargestshareofexports-importsand    trans-shipmentinthecountryMbPTwith18,700employeeisthebiggestemployeramongthe     majorportsinIndia.Maharashtrahas48minorports,with14operationalportsGrowth trajectory of maharastra port sector► MaharashtraPortsshowedastrongpositivegrowthinitsperformanceintheyear2009-10►   TheStatecollectivelyhandledthemaximumtrafficinIndia
Government intiatives: GreenfieldPortPolicy2010TheGreenfieldPort policyenvisagesan investmentofINR 22,775Croresinits  minorportsSalientfeaturesoftheGreenfield:PoBasedonBOOST(Build,Own,Operate,Share,andTransfer)model►  Concessionperiod–50yrs(includesconstructionperiodof5yrs)►  Leaseofgovernmentlandatmarketvalue►  Autonomyintarifffixation
►  Exemptionfromthepaymentofregistrationfeeandstampduty► MaharashtraMaritimeBoard(MMB)willactastheNodalagencyforlandacquisition►  SharingofconstructionandmaintenancecostofapproachroadandwatersupplybyMMB p► Thecostofconstructionofroadswillbebornbytheinvestors policy2010
MajorMaritimePlayersMaharashtraPortSectorPage21PortandLogisticSector
Textile industry The Textile industry in the state economic structure occupies an important placeWhy…… b.coz
State of Maharashtra is having 3.5 million hectares of cotton cultivation
   producing  6.7million bales per annum(second highest in  country)
  3.96 million installed spindles
 10.054 million installed rotors
 production capacity of 368.45 million kilograms of spun yarn
 339.51 million kilograms of man-made filament yarn
10.14 lakh power looms
 power looms -producing about 10123.78 million meter cloth per annum direct employment to 2.00 million people.In addition to this, there are 30000 handlooms in the state.
 These handlooms are deeply rooted to the tradition and heritage of the state.
In fact, these handlooms are structurally weak but traditionally strongIncentives given by the governmentSpecial capital incentiveThe Interest SubsidySectorial Initiativesscheme of N. C. D. CRehabilitation schemeNABARD for capital incentivesupply electricity to the power loom holders at concessional rate.Housing For Textile Workers

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