Vibrant Gujarat Summit 2011 - District Profile - Vadodara

1. Vadodara

2. INDEX
1 Vadodara: A Snapshot
2 Economy and Industry Profile
3 Industrial Locations / Infrastructure
4 Support Infrastructure
5 Social Infrastructure
6 Tourism
7 Investment Opportunities
8 Annexure
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3. 1
Vadodara: A Snapshot
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4. Introduction: Vadodara
§ Vadodara, one of India’s most cosmopolitan cities, is located Map 1: Vadodara District Map with talukas
to the south east of Ahmedabad, on the banks of river
Vishwamitri
§ The district is referred to as the “Sanskar Nagari” (City of
Culture) due to its rich cultural traditions
§ Vadodara is famous for its palaces, parks, temples and
museums
§ Known as the ‘Gateway to the Golden Corridor’, as all the
rail and road arteries that link Delhi, Mumbai and
Ahmedabad also connect Vadodara, including the Delhi
Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC)
§ Focus Industry Sectors
Savli
§ Chemicals & Petrochemicals
§ Pharmaceuticals Chota Udepur
Waghodia
§ Biotechnology Vadodara Jetpur Pavi
Padra
§ The district has 12 talukas, 15 towns and 1,548 villages, of Sankheda
Dabhoi
Naswadi
which the major towns are Vadodara (District Headquarter), Karjan Sinor Kwant
Savli, Waghodia, Padra, Dabhoi, Karjan and Sankheda
Taluka District Headquarter
Source: Vadodara District Profile 2005-06
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5. Fact File
Geographical Longitude: 72.51° to 74.17° East
Location Latitude: 21.49° to 22.49° North
44.5 ° Centigrade (Maximum)
Temperature
8 ° Centigrade (Minimum)
Average Rainfall 1732 mm
Rivers Mahisagar, Narmada, Jaambua, Surya, Vishwamitri, Dhadhar
Area 7,555 sq. km.
District Headquarter Vadodara
Talukas 12
Population 3.64 million (As per 2001 census)
Population Density 482 persons per sq. km.
Sex Ratio 919 Females per 1000 Males
Literacy Rate 70.76%
Seismic Zone Zone III
Source: Vadodara District Profile 2005-06
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6. 2
Economy and Industry Profile
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7. Economy and Industry Profile
§ The industrial clusters include Chemicals and
Fertilizers, Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology, Map 2: Distribution of Industries across the District
Cotton textiles, Machine tools, Glass,
Engineering, Tobacco, Fisheries and Dairy Textiles
§ Major crops cultivated are Rice, Wheat, Sorghum Chemicals
Medicine
(Jowar), Yellow Peas, Grams, Oilseeds, Glass
Groundnut, Tobacco, Cotton and Sugarcane Engineering
Cotton
§ The district has huge reserves of Dolomite and Tobacco
Fertilizer
Fluorspar
Fisheries
§ Manufacturing plants of several private industry Dairy
players, as well as Public Sector Units (PSUs) Source: Vadodara District Map, 2007
such as Gujarat Alkalis and Chemicals Limited
(GACL) and Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals
Ltd. (GSFC) are located here
§ Retail sector is booming with seven malls under
construction and another six at the planning stage
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8. Agriculture
Map 3: Distribution of Major Crops in Vadodara
§ Total area under food grain cultivation was
2,46,700 hectares in 2005-06 in Vadodara
Cotton
§ The district is the largest producer of pulses in Paddy
Gujarat, contributing 14.7% to the total Jowar
production Groundnut
Wheat
§ Vadodara is among major fruit producing Bajra
Source: Vadodara District Map, 2007
districts in the State, contributing 11.25 % to
Fig 1:
the total fruit production
Area (Hectares) & Production of Crops (MT) 2006-07
§ The district is a major cultivator of flowers in 30000 800000
25000
the State, contributing 16% to the total 20000
600000
15000 400000
production, of them Mogra (33.8%) Marigold
10000
200000
(18.3%) and Rose (14.2%) contribute a 5000
0 0
substantial share Fruits Vegetables Spices Flowers
Area Production
Source: Department of Agriculture, Government of Gujarat, 2007
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9. Horticulture
Fig 2:
Production of Major Fruit Crops (MT) 2006-07
§ The district is among the highest contributors Guava
Cheeku
to the total production of banana in the State Citrus 28845
25792
(14.2%) 30002
Papaya
§ It is the largest producer of Brinjal in the 40446
State, contributing 12.6% to total production Mango
42027
Banana
§ Vadodara is the second largest producer of 414018
Ø Guava (22.6%)
Ø Okra (13.4%) Fig 3: Area (Hectares) & Production (00’ MT) of Food &
Non Food Crops (2006-07)
Ø Tomato (12.7%)
1852
Ø Turmeric (16.8%)
1538
§ In addition, it is the third largest producer of 1934
4153
751 247
papaya (9.7%) and custard apple (15.3%) 929
362
Cereals Pulses Oilseeds Cotton
§ Vadodara is one of the 4 districts in Gujarat
producing cashew nuts Production Area
Source: Department of Agriculture, Government of Gujarat, 2007
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10. Minerals
§ Mineral reserves include dolomite, fluoride, black
trap, quartz, fluorspar, agate, gravel, marble,
graphite, manganese ore, and granite Map 4: Mineral Based Industries
§ Dolomite (7,200 lakh tonnes reserves) and fluorspar
(116 lakh tonnes reserves) occur only in Vadodara
§ The district accounts for as much as 98% of the total
production of dolomite in Gujarat
§ Fluorite is produced in Kwant taluka
Fig 4: Production of Major Minerals (MT) (2006-07)
Lavigation Plant (China Clay, Caustic Soda & Soda Ash
Marble 664 Chalk, Fireclay)
Dolomite Pulverising Unit
Building Stone 1750 Fertilizer Plant
Fluorspar Benefication
Quartz 52730 Fire Bricks Unit
Marble Cutting & Polishing
Gravel 91124 Crockery/Ceramics Unit
Plant
Dolomite 319825
Brick Sand 600330
Black Trap 1725580
Sand 5752210
Source: Vadodara District Profile 2005-06
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11. Major Industries
§ Information on some of the key players that have made substantial investments in Vadodara during the period from 1983 to 2007
is given in Table 1
Table 1 : Major Players in Vadodara*
Name of Company Taluka Production
Chemicals & Petrochemicals
Alembic Vadodara Fluconazole bulk, Azithrpmycin, Electric Power Generation
Bharat Starch Industries Limited Padra Citric Acid
Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals
Vadodara Hydrogen Peroxide, Caustic Soda, etc.
Limited (GACL)
Gujarat State Fertilizers &
Vadodara Caprolactum, Ammonia, Melamine, etc.
Chemicals Ltd. (GSFC)
Indian Oil Corporation Limited
Vadodara LPG, Petroleum products, etc.
(IOCL)
Indian Petrochemical
Vadodara Polybutadiene Rubber
Corporation Limited (IPCL)
Engineering & Auto
Apollo Tyres Limited Waghodia Tyres and tubes
Asea Brown Boveri Ltd. Vadodara Steam/Gas Turbines upto 500 MW
CG Glass Limited Padra Tubular Glass Shells, Bulbs and Tubes, etc.
JCT Electronics Limited Karjan Cathode Ray Tube
Others
Bell Granito Ceramics Ltd. Padra Ceramics Granite Tiles
GE India Industrial Private Ltd. Vadodara Alloys & Chemicals
IC Textiles Ltd. Vadodara Cotton Yarn
Source: Industries Commissionerate, Government of Gujarat, 2007 * Indicative List
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12. Major Industries
Map 5: Major Industry Players in Vadodara*
Savli
Bhadarva
Vadodara
* Indicative List
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13. Small Scale Industries (SSI)
§ There are over 18,000 SSI units in Vadodara, the maximum being in the repairing and servicing
industry (5,713 units)
§ Other key small scale industries include textiles, metal works, chemicals, equipments, rubber products
and food products
Fig 5 & 6 : Key Small Scale Industrial Units
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173 Glass, Ceramics &
3840 Repairing, Servicing & others Cement
885
Textiles 543 Equipments related to
5713
Electricity
Metal w orks
Paper & its Products
1047 Chemicals
Equipments/Machinery Wood & its Products
601
1145 Rubber & its products
Non Ferrous Metals
Food Products 829
1316 1923
Others Leather
1357 1615 753
Tobacco
Source: Vadodara District Profile 2005-06
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14. Industry and Investment Trends
§ As per the Industrial Entrepreneur
Fig 7 :
Memoranda (IEM) filed, several sectors
Comparative Investment in Key Sectors
showed major increase in investments over over Last Two Decades (INR Crore)
a period of last two decades (1988 – 2007) 3722
§ Investments in key industry segments such
1883
as Chemicals, Boilers & Steam generating
equipments and glass showed a major 872
255 149 376
increase in the past decade (1988 – 1997) 120 42
40 106 22
12 16 9
Boilers & Sugar Vegetable Glue & Chemicals Machine Glass
Steam Oils Gelatin (olther than Tools
§ The growth in investments in Chemicals Generating fertilizers)
excluding fertilizers is almost 98 % over last 1988 - 1997 1998 - 2007
decade (1988 – 1997)
§ Other industry segments showing growth in
investments include sugar, vegetable oils,
fermentation industries & transportation
Source: Industries Commissionerate, Government of Gujarat, 2007
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15. Industry and Investment Trends
Fig 8:
Major Investments during 1988 – 1997 (INR Crore)
§ In the last decade (1988 – 1997), maximum 2281
investments were observed in the sectors 1883
such as Petrochemicals, Chemicals, Textiles, 1599
Plastics and Pharmaceuticals 959
882
§ Of these, Pharmaceuticals and Chemicals
were highly labour intensive and created Petrochemicals & Chemicals (other Textiles Plastics & Plastic Drugs &
Ref inery than fertilizers) Products Pharmaceuticals
maximum employment opportunities
Fig 9:
§ In the current decade (1998 – 2007) as well, Major Investments during 1998 – 2007 (INR Crore)
Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals are among 3722
the top five investment generating sectors
§ New sectors with high investments during this 1774
period include Infrastructure, Glass and 872
671
477
Transportation
Chemicals (other Infrastructure Glass Transportation Drugs &
than fertilizers) Projects Pharmaceuticals
Source: Industries Commissionerate, Government of Gujarat, 2007
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16. Investments in Pipeline
Fig 10:
Number of MoUs Signed (INR Crore)
§ 38 MoUs have been signed during Vibrant Gujarat :
VGGIS (03, 05, 07)
27 13161.5
Global Investors’ Summits (VGGIS) held during
2003, 2005 and 2007, with a total investment to the
tune of INR 14,414 crore (USD 3.43 billion)
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§ The major sectors that have witnessed maximum
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investments include Biotechnology and Chemicals & 950 302.6
Petrochemicals 2003 2005 2007
MoU Investment
§ Other key sectors where investments have been Fig 11: Sector wise MoUs
(VGGIS 03, 05, 07)
made include Engineering, Food & Agro, Tourism
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and Textiles and Apparels 11
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1
2
2
§ Chemicals & Petrochemicals continued to witness
2
investments during each Summit, leading to signing 4
8
5
of a total of 8 MoUs, while all 9 Biotechnology MoUs
Biotech Chemicals & Petrochemicals Engineering
were signed during VGGIS 2007 Agro SEZ Tourism
Textiles Education Pharmaceuticals
Healthcare IT Ports
Source: Industries Commissionerate, Government of Gujarat, 2007 Railw ays
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17. Economy Drivers
§ The Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor passes through Vadodara, making it a key destination for
attracting industrial investments
§ Vadodara is the exclusive producer of Dolomite and Fluorspar in Gujarat, offering scope for
tremendous growth in the processing industries
§ Several Government companies such as GSFC and GACL have their manufacturing plants in the
district
§ Gujarat’s leading educational institutions are located in Vadodara, offering skilled and intellectual
manpower in abundance for various industries and R&D activities
§ Proximity of Vadodara to key industrial centers of Gujarat such as Ahmedabad (via India’s first
Expressway), Bharuch and Surat, along NH8 could be considered a major driver for growth of the
economy
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18. 3
Industrial Locations / Infrastructure
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19. Industrial Locations and Infrastructure
4 Proposed Industrial Parks 13 Industrial
Industrial Parks Estates
M/s Immense Properties Pvt. Ltd. Industrial Estates
M/s Siddharth Industrial Infrastructure Park Sankheda
M/s Siddhi Industrial Infrastructure Park Jetpur Pavi
Shiv Industrial Infrastructure Park Dabhoi
Ranoli (Autonagar)
Limda
Por Ramangamdi
Nandesari
Vadodara Waghodia
Makarpur
PCC
3 Special Economic Zones Savli
(SEZs) Savli Biotech Park
Special Economic Zone Sehra
Savli SEZ
Suzlon SEZ
Nipiam Infrastructure Ltd.
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20. Special Economic Zones
Table 2 : SEZs in Vadodara District
Map 6: SEZs in Vadodara
Location Sector & Area Status as on
Name
(Taluka) (Hectares) Dec 2007
Notified in area Savli
Suzlon of 100-99-00
Engineering,
Infrastructure Waghodia hectares vide
101 Waghodia
SEZ notification
dated 3/07/07
Formal
Approval in an
Nipiam InfoTech IT,
Waghodia area of
Pvt. ltd 220
131.59.62
hectares
Formal
Biotech Savli Biotechnology,
Savli Approval in
SEZ 14.73
14.73 hectares
Source: Industries Commissionerate, Government of Gujarat, 2007
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21. Industrial Parks (Proposed)
Table 3 : Proposed Industrial Parks Map 7: Proposed Industrial Parks in Vadodara
Name of the Location
Sector
Developer (Taluka)
M/S Immense
Dena IT Savli
Properties Pvt. Ltd.
M/S Siddharth Waghodia
Industrial Infrastructure Waghodia Engineering
Park
Karjan
M/S Siddhi Industrial
Karjan Engineering
Infrastructure Park
Shiv Industrial Industrial
Savli
Infrastructure Park Park
Source: Industries Commissionerate, Government of Gujarat, 2007
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22. Industrial Estates
Map 8: Industrial Estates in Vadodara
Table 4: Industrial Estates in Vadodara Dist.
Industrial Estates Area (Hectares)
Sankheda 0.81
Jetpur Pavi 0.95
Dabhoi 10.91
Ranoli (Autonagar) 41.21
Limda 53.10
Por Ramangamdi 134.44
Nandesari 271.67
Waghodia 315.94
Makarpur 355.07
§ Total area covered by industrial estates is 2,713.55
PCC 666.38
hectares
Savli 814.11
Savli Biotech Park 40.00
§ Savli Industrial Estate, spread across 770 hectares of land,
Sehra 4.00
is located 15 km from Vadodara city – an ideal location for
engineering, plastics, export-oriented units, biotechnology
and other non polluting industries
Source: Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC)
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23. Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC)
§ Government of India plans to develop a Dedicated Freight Map 9: Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor
Corridor (DFC) linking Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and 150 km
Chennai
§ The proposed DFC passes through six states in India, of
which Gujarat accounts for 38% (564 km) of total DFC
length (1483 km)
§ The influenced area of 150 km on either sides of DFC is
being developed as “Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor”
(DMIC)
§ Almost 62% of total area of Gujarat (18 out of 26 districts)
would be benefited by DMIC development Mumbai- Delhi High Axel Load Freight Corridor
(DFC)
Ahmedabad-Gandhinagar Knowledge Corridor
§ The State Government has identified 82 links in the DMIC
Investment Region (150 sq. km)
Influenced area to upgrade them into two/four lane Industrial Area (100 sq. km)
Petroleum, Chemical and Petrochemical Investment
carriageway offering connectivity between ports, industrial Region (PCPIR)
estates, hinterlands, markets and points of agricultural Special Investment Region (SIR)
DMIC Influence Area
produce Source: Concept Paper on DMIC (IL&FS), June 2007
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24. Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor
Table 5 : Proposed Vadodara – Ankleshwar Industrial Region
Components Description
Map 10: DMIC Influence Area
Export Oriented Industrial Engineering, Ceramics, Chemicals,
Activities Pharmaceuticals, Textiles
IT/ ITeS/ Biotech Hubs 4
Residential, Commercial,
Integrated Township Institutional/ Health, Transportation
land use
Augmentation of Existing
Ankleshwar, Jhagadia
Industrial Park/ Estate/ Cluster
Development of Vadodara
Airport 4
Road-Rail based Warehousing
and Packaging Facilities 4
Knowledge Hub (Skill
Development Centre) 4
Augmentation of Vadodara-Rajpipla,
Feeder Road Links
Rajpipla-Ankleshwar-Dahej links
Served by Dedicated Freight Corridor
Feeder Rail Links
(DFC) at Vadodara
Source: Concept Paper on DMIC (IL&FS), June 2007
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25. 4
Support Infrastructure
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26. Road, Rail & Air Connectivity
Map 11: Vadodara Road & Rail Network
Road
§ Vadodara is well connected to all major locations such as Delhi
(1,028 km) and Mumbai (448 km) through DMIC and National
Highway (NH) No. 8
§ NH 8 also connects Vadodara with Ahmedabad (111km), Rajkot
(294 km ), Ankleshwar ( 84 km) Surat (167 km) – the major
industrial centers of Gujarat
§ State Highway 6 connects the district with Ahmedabad, Surat
and Rajkot among other districts
§ India’s first National Expressway is located in Gujarat
connecting Vadodara to Ahmedabad (93 km)
Rail
§ Vadodara is well connected to all major locations such as
Major Cities Distance
Delhi and Mumbai, as well as other districts of the State (km)
through a Broad Gauge railway line Kolkata 1893
Chennai 1724
Air
Hyderabad 1095
§ Vadodara has a domestic airport at Harni, which is well
Jamnagar 382
connected with four metro cities in India such as Delhi,
Bhavnagar 280
Mumbai, Chennai and Bangalore
Mehsana 185
Source: Vadodara District Profile 2005-06
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27. Power Supply Network
§ Vadodara has a well developed network of 48 sub stations
§ Gujarat Electricity Board supplies electricity to 1546 villages,14 cities and towns
§ 66kv and 11kv distribution system spread over the district
Map 13: Vadodara Power Supply Network
Source: Department of Power, Government of Gujarat
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28. Gas Supply
§ Vadodara is a key natural gas consumption area, with a demand of 6.40 MMSCMD (2005) and an
estimated demand of 7.60 MMSCMD in 2010
§ There is a network of six gas pipeline sections in the district, of which the Paguthan-Vadodara section
is the longest (48.064 km)
§ The existing gas grid length is 113 km, while the additional 59.80 km of length is proposed
Map 14: Vadodara Gas Grid Network
ANAND
DHUVARAN
BARODA
VADODARA
GPLC
PAGUTHAN
BHARUCH
Commissioned Route Identification
Under Construction Completed
Source: Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation
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29. Water Supply
§ Vadodara has 18,721 irrigation related wells and 69 km long water canals
§ Water supply for industrial purposes in the district can be obtained from three main sources, viz. Gujarat
Water Supply and Sewerage Board (GWSSB), Irrigation canals and Sardar Sarovar Project
§ Sardar Sarovar Project envisages supply of water for drinking purposes, irrigation and industrial uses,
through branch canals
Table 6: Sardar Sarovar Branch Canal Network in Vadodara District
Branch canal Length (Km) District Starting point Ending point
Wadia 3.65 Narmada, Vadodara Nandod Koliary
Tilakwada 9.93 Vadodara Khodia Damasia
Mandva 23.78 Vadodara Sindodara Fatepur
Sankheda 0.165 Vadodara Modasar Vaniadri
Timbi Vadodara Timbi Timbi
Miyagam 86.60 Vadodara, Bharuch Bhagwanpur Matar
Bhilodia 23.4 Vadodara Bhordha Raipur
Gozali 4 Vadodara Moti Mankekpura Rustampura
Vadodara 115.1 Panchmahals, Vadodara, Bharuch Rameshwara Bhadodra
Dena 11.83 Panchmahals, Vadodara Ujeti Rakui
Dumad 6.94 Panchmahals, Vadodara Kanjari Lotna
Sakrda 35 Vadodara Khakharia Natwarnagar
Desar 15.28 Panchmahals, Vadodara Kalwana Desar
Source: Sardar Sarovar Narmada Nigam Ltd.
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30. Proposed Infrastructure Projects
§ An investment of INR 19 billion (USD 452 million)
is proposed under Jawaharlal Nehru National
Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) for
infrastructure projects in the city
§ Ring Road development is envisaged to be
completed by 2010
§ A Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS) is proposed
to enhance existing public transport system
§ The Vadodara-Surat National Highway is
expected to be completed by 2012
§ Vadodara airport is proposed to be developed as
an “Aircraft Maintenance Hub” for the western
part of India
Source: Indian Real Estate Growth and New Destinations, FICCI - Ernst & Young Report, 2007
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31. 5
Maharaja Sayajirao University
Social Infrastructure
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32. Education
§ Vadodara has only one university, well known for its Fig 12: Number of Professional Colleges
quality of education – Maharaja Sayajirao University Polytechnic
College
(MS University), renowned for several departments such 1 Nursing Schools
3
as fine arts, medicine, arts & commerce, journalism & Engineering
Colleges
communication, among several others 3
Medical
§ Other well renowned institutions include Indian Institute colleges
Pharmacy 2
of Materials Management and National Fire Academy Colleges
2 Dental colleges
2
§ The district also has institutes providing courses in
physiotherapy, ayurvedic and homeopathic medicines Table 7: Number of Academic Institutions
Primary Schools 2404
§ 33 Industrial Training Institutes in Vadodara offer Secondary Schools 205
facilities to train the workforce at shop-floor level, which Higher Secondary Schools 192
is a major requirement for all industries Colleges 41
Polytechnic Colleges 9
§ 3 engineering colleges offer courses in all branches of Pharmacy Colleges 8
engineering MCA Colleges 2
Engineering Colleges 3
§ 9 Polytechnic colleges offers diploma courses in Private Arts, Commerce, Science, B. Ed. & Law Colleges 13
electrical, mechanical and plastic engineering Institutes offering Management Studies 3
Source: Health Department, Government of Gujarat, District Profile Booklet, 2005-06
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33. Health
§ Vadodara has 15 key specialised hospitals for
systematic healthcare
§ Major super specialty cardiac hospitals include
Bankers Heart Institute and Baroda Heart
Institute & Research Centre
§ The district has
Bankers Heart Institute
Ø 76 Primary Health Centers
Ø 16 Community Health Centers
Ø 21 Government General Hospitals
Ø 1 Mobile Comprehensive Unit
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34. 6
Hira Bhagol, Dabhoi
Tourism
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35. Tourism
§ Historic places include Aurobindo Society, Baroda
Museum & Gallery, Darbar Hall, EME temple,
Khanderao market, Kirti Mandir, Champaner, Lehripura
Gate, Laxmi Vilas Palace, Makarpura Palace,
Mahatma Gandhi Nagar Gruh, Maharaja Fatehsinh
Museum, Mandvi gate, Maqbara (Hajira), Nazarbaug
Palace, Nyaymandir (District court), Pratap Vilas
Palace, Sayajibaug, Sayaji Sarovar, Sursagar Lake Laxmi Vilas Palace
etc.
§ The Pratap Vilas Palace houses the Railway Staff
College, an important training centre of Indian
Railways
§ The Baroda Museum and Art Gallery houses an
exquisite collection of art objects, original paintings Baroda Museum
and sculptures, gathered by late Maharaja Sayajirao III
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36. Tourism
§ The Sursagar Lake is a popular hangout of locals,
where all festivals are celebrated, including
immersion of idols of gods
§ Nyay Mandir (Temple of Justice) is a building that
houses the district sessions court
Evening View of Sursagar Lake
§ The town of Sankheda is famous for its lacquer
painted woodwork called Sankheda ware
§ The Tribal Museum present in the city of Chhota
Udepur showcases handicrafts such as toys and
musical instruments made of wood and clay
§ Major hotels include Welcom Hotel (5 Star), Taj
Residency, Surya Palace, Sayaji, Revival and
Rajpath Kirti Mandir
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37. 7
Investment Opportunities
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38. Investment Opportunities
Food & Agro
§ Cold storage facilities
§ Dehydration plants
§ Production facilities for fruit pulp and pickles
§ Cotton ginning and pressing
§ Rice pearl
Mineral based Industries
§ Production of cement pipes and tiles, dolomite powder, china clay,
quarry, mosaic, micronised minerals, tar, etc.
Chemicals
§ Wood, metal & frame polishes, pesticides, paints, varnishes, soaps &
detergents, hair & lubricating oils, cosmetics, perfumes, talcum powders,
etc.
Engineering
§ Construction of grills & windows
§ Machinery & Electronic equipments
* Detailed Sector/ Project Profiles for investment opportunities available at www.indextb.com
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39. Investment Opportunities
Plastics
§ PVC, moulded electronic accessories, melamine crockery, surgical
gloves, submersive pumps, multilayer films, toys, polythene bags
Textiles
§ Silk production and Carpet Weaving facilities
Animal related Industries
§ Poultry, dairy, cattle feed, leather, wool, bone fertilizers
Forest related Industries
§ Furniture, Ayurvedic medicines
* Detailed Sector/ Project Profiles for investment opportunities available at www.indextb.com
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40. Annexure I
Maps Figures Tables
Map 1: Vadodara District Map with Talukas Figure 1 : Area & Production of Crops Table 1 : Major Players in Vadodara
Figure 2 : Production of Major Fruit Crops Table 2 : SEZs in Vadodara
Map 2: Distribution of Industries
(2006-07)
Figure 3 : Area & Production of Food & Non Table 3 : Proposed Industrial Parks in
Map 3: Distribution of Major Crops
Food Crops (2005-06) Vadodara
Map 4: Mineral based Industries Figure 4 : Production of Major Minerals Table 4 : Industrial Estates in Vadodara
Map 5: Major Industry Players in Vadodara Figure 5 & 6 : SSI Units Table 5 : Proposed Vadodara-Ankleshwar
Industrial Area
Map 6: SEZs in Vadodara Figure 7 : Decadal Investment Comparison
Table 6 : Water Distribution in Vadodara
Map 7 : Proposed Industrial Parks in Vadodara Figure 8 : Major Investments (1988 – 1997) Table 7 : Academic Institutions in Vadodara
Map 8 : Industrial Estates in Vadodara Figure 9 : Major Investments (1998 – 2007)
Map 9 : Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor
Figure 10 : MoUs & Investments during VGGIS
Map 10 : DMIC Influenced Area Figure 11 : Sectorwise Investments during
VGGIS
Map 11 : Road & Rail Network in Vadodara
Map 13 : Power Distribution Network in Figure 12 : Professional Colleges in Vadodara
Vadodara
Map 14 : Gas Distribution Network in
Vadodara
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41. Annexure II : Abbreviations
IEM : Industrial Entrepreneur Memorandum
MoU : Memorandum of Understanding
SSI : Small Scale Industries
VGGIS : Vibrant Gujarat Global Investors Summit
SEZ : Special Economic Zone
DMIC : Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor
DFC : Delhi Freight Corridor
GWSSB : Gujarat Water Supply and Sewerage Board
CETP : Common Effluent Treatment Plant
BRTS : Bus Rapid Transit System
PSU : Public Sector Unit
NH : National Highway
GACL : Gujarat Alkalis and Chemicals Ltd.
GSFC : Gujarat State Fertilizers and Chemicals Ltd.
JNNURM : Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission
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