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Mubai Profile |
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DISTRICT OF MAHARASHTRA MUMBAI PROFILE
| Geographical Area |
603 Sq.Km. |
| Normal Rainfall |
1,805 m.m. |
| Taluka |
3 |
| Per Capita Income (at Current Prices) |
Rs. 6,218 |
| Population Total |
9,926 |
| Male |
5,460 |
| Female |
4,566 |
| Density (Per Sq.Km.) |
16,432 Per Sq.Km |
| Live Stocks(Husbandry) |
163 |
| Live Stocks(Poultry) |
20 |
| Growth Centres: |
NIL |
| Literacy |
82.50% |
| Commercial Banks |
1,150 |
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| INDUSTRY
| Sugar Factories |
NIL |
| Spinning Mills |
NIL |
| Registered Factories |
9,093 |
| Number of Industrial Estates Established |
12 |
| Registered Small Scale Units (as on 31-03-91) |
15,630 * |
| Joint Sector Companies (as on 31-3-92) |
45,980 |
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TRANSPORT & COMMUNICATION
| Railway Length |
99 Kms. |
| National Highway Length |
44 Kms. |
| State Highway Length |
4 Kms. |
| Post & Telegraph Offices |
271 |
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Industrial Opportunities
This district has all the industries functioning within it. Some of the prominent industries functioning in the district are:
- Chemicals and chemical Products;
- Rubber, Plastics, petroleum and local products, 930 Cotton textiles;
- Electrical machinery, apparatus, supplies and parts;
- Transport equipment and parts;
- Basic Metals & Alloys;
- Wool, Skill and Synthetic Fibre Textile;
- Metal products and parts except machinery and transports equipment;
- Food products; and
- Machinery, Machine Tools and parts except electrical machinery.
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In addition to these industries, industrial units which involve high technology, 100 per cent export-oriented industries, industrial units which involve high technology, 100 per cent export-oriented industries, electronics (non-polluting) industries and service industries have good scope in the district in conformity with the policy of the Government of Maharashtra. As per the modified Industrial Location Policy for BMR, non- polluting, high-tech or high value added industries like electronics, white goods, gems and jewellery, paper products, printing and publishing (excluding manufacture of paper), are permitted in zone I |
Development of Industrial units in MIDC Industrial Area in the district as on 31-3-93. |
No. of Areas:
| Major |
1 |
| Mini |
0 |
| Growth Centre |
0 |
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Industries Set up
| No |
268 |
| Investment (Rs. mln) |
1104.6 |
| Employment |
18195 |
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Incentives
| Category of Incentive |
Talukas eligible |
| Group A |
Greater Mumbai |
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Fisheries
| Coastline |
Kms. |
NIL |
| Production |
Tonnes |
127,281 Tonnes |
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Medical Facilities
| Hospitals |
243 |
| Primary Health Centres |
NIL |
| Sub Centres |
NIL |
| Dispensaries |
1,568 |
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Educational Facilities
| Primary Schools |
2,179 |
| Secondary Schools |
885 |
| Higher Secondary Schools |
141 |
| Colleges |
80 |
| Industrial Technical Instt. |
20 |
| Engineering Colleges |
13 |
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No. of Plots:
| Developed |
276 |
| Alloted |
276 |
| Available |
0 |
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* Combined figure of Latur & Usmanabad
** Includes provisionally registered SSIs.
Source :
i) Directorate of Economics & Statistics;
ii) Economic Survey of Maharashtra 1993-94;
iii) Growth Centres in Maharashtra-Industrial Opportunities and challenges, MEDC
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