BIDARDistrict Profile1

Snapshot – Bidar District Profile

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District overviewEconomic ProfileAgricultural ProfileIndustry ProfilePower and WaterTourismSocial InfrastructureConnectivityPotential Industries Investment OpportunitiesAnnexure

Snapshot – Bidar District Profile

Temperature 27.3o C (Max)16.4o C (Min)

Relative Humidity (%)

74 (Max)37 (Min)

Annual Normal Rainfall

886 mm

Rivers Manjara, Mullamiri, Chulkinala

Area 5448 sq.km

District headquarter

Bidar town

Population 17,03,300 (As per 2011,Census)

Population density

312 per sq Km

Sex ratio 956 per 1000 male

Literacy rate 70.51 %

Situated in northeast KatrnatakaDistrict headquarter - Bidar Town (666 km from Bangalore)Spread across 5 Talukas - Aurad, Bhalki, Basavakalyan, Bidar and Humnabad

Bidar District

District Overview

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Source: Karnataka at Glance, 2013-14

Economic ProfileGDDP is Rs. 4,546 Crores for the district in the year 2012-13

Per capita annual income in the district is Rs. 45,282 for the year 2012-13

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Bidar District’s Contribution to GSDP of Karnataka (2012-13)

Description INR Crore

Contribution (%)

Total District GDP 4,546 1.5

Agriculture and Allied (Agriculture, animal husbandry, Forestry, Fishing)

1,189 2.8

Industry(manufacturing, Construction, Mining)

1,058 1.2

Services (Real estate, Hotels and restaurants, banking, and legal services)

2,299 1.3

CAGR – 5 %

Bidar GDP Trend (in INR Crore)

2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

35423305 3179

3875

6635

4546

Primary Secondary Tertiary GDDP

Source: State and District Domestic Product of Karnataka 14-15

Thrust Areas• Farm Mechanization• Agro Processing• Non Conventional Energy

Sources

Agricultural ProfileMajor Crops Cereals – Paddy, Jowar, Bajra,

Maize Pulses - Wheat, Black gram,

Bengal gram, Green gram and Red gram

Horticulture- Banana, Mango, Papaya, Grapes, Potato, Tomato, Brijal,

Cash crops –Sugarcane, Cotton

Oil Seeds - Groundnut, Sunflower, Soybean, Saflower, Sesame,District has an established

industrial base for food processing, garments, sugar and wine industries

Agro & Food based industries: Dal Mill, Edible Oil, Masala Powder, Papad Making, Pickle & Chutney, Roasted & Salted Groundnut, Decorticating of Oil seeds, Turmeric Curing & Polishing, Cattle and Poultry feed, De-husking of pulses, Fried gram, Oil Ghana, Poha, Potato Chips, Rice huller & Flour Mill, Mini Dairy Units, Milk Products, Bread & Bakery products.

Geo-graphical

area50.00%

Forests2.56%

Other uncultivated land4.08%

Net Sown Area (NSA)

32.08%

Remaining Area11.28%

Land Utilisation (%)

Cereals19.13%

Pulses46.37%

Oilseeds22.72%

Commercial crops8.44%

others3.35%

Cropping Pattern (%)

Source: Karnataka at Glance, DIC- Bidar

• 9 Large and Medium scale Industries with aggregated investment INR 232.4 Crores

• 1,094 Small scale Industries

Industry ProfileIndustrial Areas/Estates

Proposed Apparel and Sugar ZoneIndustrial AreasIndustrial Estates

2100 Acres Land Bank in Bidar and 500 acres land bank for chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

Sl. No. Industrial Estate Extent (Acres)

No. of plots / units

1 Bidar (Gandhiganj) 11 64

2 Navabad 10 78

3 Kollar – Bidar 30 64

4 Humnabad 1 4.5 34

5 Citaguppa 4 0

6 Bhalki 4 17

7 Tanaku shanoor 2 14

8 Basava-kalyan 5 32

9 Humnabad 2 23 51

  Total 99 303

Sl. No. Industrial Areas Extent (Acres)

No. of plots / units

1 Basava kalyan 73 81

2 Basava kalyan Auto Nagar

23 192

3 Humnabad 482 163

4 Kolhar 896 302

5 Kolhar II Phase 654 67

6 Naubad 94 66

7 Naubad Auto Nagar 23 443

8 Naubad Housing 77 39

Natural Resources

• Bauxite• Kaolin• Red Ochre• Laterite

Stone• Building

Stone and Quartz

1

9

8

63

2

4

5

7

3

6,7,8

1,2

4,5

Source: DIC, Bidar

BIDAR NIMZNIMZs for Karnataka to attract investments and create jobs in the manufacturing sector- Bidar identified as one of the nodes under Chennai-Bangalore Industrial Corridor which is now awaiting approval.

Water The district has three rivers - Manjara,

Mullamiri, Chulkinala District falls under the Godavari basin and

the Krishna basin The Godavari basin extends over 4,411

square kilometers and the Krishna basin covers 585 square kilometers

The net irrigated area is 16% to the net area sown

Power Transmission in the district is being

done byGulbarga Electricity Supply Company Limited (GESCOM) and other sources also include RTPS, Solar power-15MW, Sugar industries- 18MW

Power generation is handled by various organizations like NTPC, KPCL, etc

Average annual consumption in the district 900 MU/Annum

Average demand in the district is 180 MW

Power and Water

Source: DIC, Bidar

Tourism• Bidar Fort is considered one of the most formidable forts in the country. There are five

gateways for entry into the city fort.• Zanana Masjid built in 1423-24 AD by Qubil Sultani,is known for its 16 pillars in the front.

It is considered as one of the largest mosque in India.• Veerabhadreshewara Jatra’s at Humnabad & Changlare are two ancient temples of Lord.

Veerbhadreshwara, attract lakh of tourists in the Month of January and November.• Bidar Gurudwara is a sacred holy site for Sikhs as Guru Nanak Dev visited this place.• Papnash Shiv Temple: As per the local traditional saying, the Shiva Linga idol in this

temple is one of those installed by Shri Ram.• Established Basavakalyan Development Authority for over all development of Mahatma

Basaveshwara’s ancient place (12 Century Chalukya dynasty).• Narasimha Jharna: A famous ancient Narsimha temple inside cave where pilgrims walk

inside the cave in with water upto the stomach level.• Jungle Resort at Vilaspur village, Bidar - Established a resort in hilly area surrounded

by lake.• Deva Deva Vana - Beautiful Picnic spot having important medical plants.• Sri Manik Prabhu Maharaj – A spiritual centre located at Maniknagar, Humnabad

Social InfrastructureHealthcare:

Education:

Healthcare Facilities No.

Primary Health centres 48

Community Health Centres 5

Government Hospitals 68

Private Hospitals, Nursing Homes and Clinics

332

Educational Facilities No.

PU and Govt. Colleges 153

Engineering Colleges 3Medical Colleges 1Dental College 2Polytechnics 10GTCC Centre 1Veterinary University 1Horticulture University 1Indian System of Medicine 2

Prominent Educational & Research Institutes in the district• Bidar Institute of Medical Veterinary Sciences.• Shree Manik Prabhu Institute of Science &

Management.• Airforce School, Bidar• Veterinary and Fisheries Sciences University.• Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College.• S.B. Patil Dental College.• Rural Engineering College, Bhalki.• Basavakalyan Engineering College,

Basavakalyan.• Horticulture , Bidar• Agriculture Research Institute at Janwada

Bidar

Source: DIC- Bidar, targetstudy.com

Connectivity• The District Headquarter Bidar town is 666

Km from Bangalore• NH 9 (Maharashtra-Karnataka- Andhra

Pradesh) passes through Mannaekhalli in the district

• NH13 (Maharashtra-Karnataka) connects to Bijapur

• Rail facility is available from Bangalore and Hyderbad

• Bengaluru-Wadi-Zaheerabad-Nanded railway line passes through Bidar

• Gulbarga-Bidar railway line is being developed.

• The district has a helipad while a domestic airport has also been proposed

Port 611 Km

International

Airport 134 Km

AirportPort

586 Km

Nearest AirportHyderabad 134

Hubballi 473

Belagavi 490

Mumbai 586

Karwar 639

Nearest SeaportGoa 611

Karwar 639

Mumbai 586

Chennai 789

Agro and Food Processing:

• Bidar is known as the ‘Pulse Bowl of Karnataka’.

• Approximately 30% of the total MSME units in the district are engaged in Agro & Food processing sector

BT

• Implemented Industrial Parks-Biotech Park- Vivarium (Animal House) Area – 20 acres. R&D in Disease diagnosis, Vaccine Production, Embryo transfer, Bioinformatics, Stem Cell Technique etc

Potential IndustriesOther Focus Sectors:

Textile and Garments: Proposed dedicated apparel zones

Leather & Rubber: Indentified industries are of Leather Shoes & Chappals ,Leather Fancy items

Glass & Ceramics: • huge potential because of availability of raw

material in abundance• Wine Distilling is also an upcoming industry

in Bidar• Sugar plants and power plant project, milk

and milk products, paper plants, Bidri works, distilleries, fullers earth

Investment Opportunities

Project Name SectorEstimated Cost (INR Crores)

Estimated Cost (USD mn) Agency Status

National Investment And Management Zone (NIMZ) in Bidar

Industrial Infrastructure 12,000 2000 KSIIDC DPR under

preparation

Animal BT Park / Vivarium, Bidar Infrastructure 120 20 KBITS Conceptualization

AnnexureMajor Manufacturing clusters in Bidar :

1. Reliance Gas Transmission Station , pipeline passes through the district in Dhummansur village, Tq Humnabad.

2. Maruthi Organic Limited.3. Mahatama Gandhi Sahakari Sakkare

Karkhane Niyamit.4. Bidar Sahakari Sakkare Karkhane

Hallikhed.5. The Naranja Sahakari Sakkari Karkhaane,

Imampur.6. Vivimed Pharma.7. Geodesics Industry Ltd, Kolhar Industrial

Area, Bidar.8. Karanja Rubber Pvt. Ltd.9. Talampally Rubbers Pvt. Ltd, Kolhar.10.Farmer Pulses, Kolhar.11.Satvik Drugs.12.Sangameshwar Dall Mill and Sortex Aurad.13.Sai Adventium.

Contact

Karnataka Udyog Mitra3rd Floor, Khanija Bhavan (East Wing),No. 49, Race Course Road, Bengaluru-560 001, IndiaPh.: +91 80 2228 2392, 2228 5659, 2238 1232, 2228 6632Fax: +91 80 2226 6063Email: md@kumbangalore.comvisit us at: www.investkarnataka.gov.in

The Joint Director District Industries Centre,Beside BUDA office, Naubad, Bidar - 585 401.Ph: (+91-8482) 232769 Email: jd-bidar@karnat akaindustry.gov.in

Commissioner for Industries Development and DirectorDepartment of Industries & CommerceGovernment of KarnatakaNo. 49, South Block, Khanija Bhavan,Race Course Road, Bengaluru-560 001, IndiaPh.: +91 80 2238 6796Email: commissioner@karnatakaindustry.gov.in