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Bhilwara is the Second district inRajasthan to be awarded ISO

9001

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How to Reach

1. Bhilwara is the industrial town. It is famous countrywide for the textiles industry. It is well connected withroads, rail.

ROAD Bhilwara is situated on National Highway No. 4.Direct buses are available from Delhi, Jaipur, Ajmer,Udaipur, Chittorgarh, Jodhpur, Kota, Ahmedabad etc.Bus Stand Enquiry No. : - 01482-220111

RAIL It is Localted on Jaipur Mumbai Broadguage

AIR Nearest Airport are at Dabok,Udaipur which isabout 160 km. and Sangner(Jaipur) which is 260 Km.

away from Bhilwara.


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Map

New Developments in Bhilwara


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INTRODUCTION

Bhilwara is situated between 25.00' to 27.50'North Latitude and 74.03' to 75.25' EastLongitude. It is 100 meters above the sea level.It is 260 km. away from Jaipur. Northern Borderof the district touches district Ajmer, North-WestBorder touches district Rajsamand, South &South-East Border touches district Chittorgarhand East & East-North Border touches district

Bundi & TonkThe total length of the district fromwest to east is 144 km. while the breadth fromNorth to south is 104 km approximately.


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History

It is not on the record as how the name of Bhilwara wasascribed to the which now forms the district Bhilwara.Tradition has it that it came to be known as Bhilwarabecause it was mostly inhabited by Bhils in old days.These Bhils were eventually driven away towards the

hilly tracts and interior places of less importance by theancestors of the peasant settlers. Ironically enough ,nowvery few Bhils live in this area. Another version recountsthat the present Bhilwara city had a mint where coinsknown as 'BHILADI' were minted and from this

denomination was derived the name of the district. Overthe years it has emerged out as the TEXTILE CITY ofRajasthan. Now a days ,Bhilwara is better known as thetextile city in the country.


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ClimateThe District Bhilwara has a hot dry summer

and bracing cold winter. The cold seasonis from December to February and is

followed by hot summers from March tothe last week of June. The south westMonsoon season which follows, last tillabout mid September. The period from

mid September to about the end ofNovember constitutes the post monsoonseason.


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AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES

1. Agriculture is the main occupation of majority of the population ofBhilwara District. More than 80 percent of the workers are

engaged in agricultural activity.2. Maize, Wheat, Barley(jo), Til, Urad, Moong, Jeera,Gram, Groundnut,

Rai, Mustard & Cotton are major crops of BhilwaraDistrict.3. Kharif sowing is done at the begining of the monsoon which normally

reaches Bhilwara in the last week of June.Kharif crops constitute bulk ofthe food production in the district as the agricultural activities are mostly

dependent on Monsoons. Kharif crops include urad, maize, moong,groundnut etc..

4. Rabi crops are usually sown in November.


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EDUCATION

District Bhilwara has a well-developed Education structure. Department of Education,Government of Rajasthan is responsible for

primary,Secondary and Higher Secondary Education. To achieve the goalof literacy in rajasthan government has a very strong network of schools.

The schools are divided in three categories to provide education at variousstages. The division is as follows: 1.Primary Education 2.Secondary

Education 3.Higher Secondary Education. the government has further given recognition to various private

institutes to provide education to the children.Beside this Govt. isalso running Rajiv Gandhi Pathashala (School) Scheme,to provide

primary education to the rural children.


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Cont.

Various schemes are going on to improve the status of theeducation in the destrict : - Shiksha Aapke Dwar (Educationat your door) District Primary Education Program (DPEP)Ghummakad Vidyalaya Shiksha Mitra Yojna

To impart higher College education,there are six colleges inthe district and one Engineering college: Manikya Lal VermaTextile College, Bhilwara Manikya Lal Verma GovermentCollege, Bhilwara Seth Muralidhar Maansinghka

Government Girls College, Bhilwara there are school run By CBSE.They are: Central School,

Bhilwara Central School, Hurda Navodaya Vidhyalaya,

Hurda


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School CBSE in Bhilwara


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Fairs A major part of our population is represent by a rural density. The FAIRS

have their special place in our rural life style.

Ganesh Mela ,Ganesh Temple Gandi Nagar Bhilwara Tejaji Mela, Tejaji chowk Bhilwara

Harni Mahadev Mela , Harni Bhilwara

Sawai Bhoj Ka Mela,Asind

Phool Dol Mela, Shahpura Jal Jhoolani Ekadasha, Kotdi charbhuja

Dhanop Mataji ka Mela,Dhanop Shahpura

Jogania mata mela, Joganiya

Dev Narayan Mela, Malaseri ki Oongra Ramdev ji Ka Mela,Bagore Mandal

Tilaswa Mahadev Mela, tilswatirth

Badnore Pash Mela, Badnore Asind


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ARTS AND HANDICRAFTS1. Bhilwara contributes in the field of arts. It is well known for

Phad painting, Bahrupiya and Swang art. It is also known forGair dance and Wooden toys. As like: Phad Painting ,Bahrupiya & Swang Art,

2. There are some more arts deserve to be mentioned here.The LAKH'S Bangles are made at Bhilwara by traditionalLAKHARA families. The artistic Lather Shoes called ' mozri'are made at many places at Bhilwara. The Wooden toys artof Jahajpur is very impressive.The toys are very attractive

with their natural looking & finishing.


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Art & Craft in Bhilwara


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Harni Mahadev Temple of Bhilwara, ...


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Tourism

Bhilwara


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Udan Chatri


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Bhilwara


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Bhilwara satellite map


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Bhilwara City Hotels


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Ram Dwara, Ram Niwas dham Shahpura, Bhilwara


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Maral Overseas Ltd.


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Bhilwara. shahpura-bagh-room


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Bhilwara Hotel


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Central Academy Sr. Sec. School, Bhilwara


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Nationwide branch offices/associates


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Bhilwara, Rajasthan


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RSWM LIMITED

Mayur Suitings, the innovative and value for moneybrand, is a part of RSWM Limited, the flagship companyof Rs 2859 crore LNJ Bhilwara Group.

We have the most stringent quality control protocols and we have the

latest certifications. ISO 9002 and ISO 9001:2000 Accreditation,TQM Implemented Plant, ERP Management systems to ensure Timelydelivery and Internationally acceptable 4-Point system for Grading are

some of the certifications we have. Product quality, innovation and eco-friendliness are a hallmark of all the companys division.


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RSWM LIMITED


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RSWM LIMITED [Febric Divison]


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The winning strategy


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Looking forward


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Industries

Bhilwara district has made an important place for itself in the industrial mapof the state. During the last decade the district has developed in to a leading

place in the textile industry the in the country. A total of 15734 units were registered with the DIC, Bhilwara till on 31st

march 2006 out of which 5747 were sido units Agro Based industries, Oil Mills, Flour Mills, Ice Candy manufacturing

units, Dal Mills and Units producing Biscuits Confectionary items,Khandsari, Masala and Cattle Feed. As on 31st March 2006 there were

1361 units producing such items.

Tobacco based industry , There are 18 Units producing ScentedTobacco and Bidies.

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Cont Cotton based industries ,Cotton is grown in Asind and Hurda Panchayat Samities of Bhilwara. A number

of cotton Ginning and Pressing units are established there. There were 1104units of cotton textile industry as on 31st march 2006. They include cottonspinning, cotton ginning, cotton mercerizing, doubling yarn, cotton dying,Handloom and Power Loom Fabrics Cotton Niwar and Cotton Tape

producing units.

Wool Based industry ,Bhilwara district had 10 woolen carpet yarn shoddy yarn units in the medium

scale sector. The entire production is being sold outside the district

Synthetic Fabric Unit ,Bhilwara district has acquired place of prominence on textile map of thecountry. A total 10000 power looms have been established by 31st march2006 with a production capacity of Synthetic fabric to a tune of 5 croremeters


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Cont Cotton clothes based industry ,

There were about 647 units based on Cotton, Cotton Thread, Cotton Fabric andJute products in the textile sector. They includes units for producingReadymade Garments Embroidery, Laces Gritting for Thread, Bobbins etc.

Wood Based Industry ,

Bhilwara district is backward from the point of view of forests. The mere woodproduced locally is used for making Bullock Carts, Ploughs, WoodenWindows, Doors. Furniture is made from Teak and Sunmica wood imported

from outside the district

Paper Based Industry ,178 units were registered till 31st march 2006 for producing Paper bags,Envelopes and Cardboard boxes, Exercise books, Paper Cones and Paper

printing.


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Cont..

Leather and Leather based industry ,There were a total 2922 units in the Bhilwara district for Leather dyeing and

finishing, Shoe making, Manufacturing of cycle seats, Leather bags etc. with

a total investment of Rs. 195.29 lacs as on 31st March 2006.

Rubber and Plastic Unit ,Plastic hoes, Polythene candles, Plastic card and Niwar etc are manufactured

in Bhilwara. There were 189 units engaged for manufacture of rubber and

plastic based units as on 31st March 2006.

Chemical Based UnitThere were 246 units registered for manufacturing Soap, Bio-fertilizer,

Ayurvedic medicine, Detergent powder, Sodium silicate and lac bangles etc.


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Minerals and Metal Based Units

The district has deposits of Soap stone, Mica ,China clay, Garnets, Marble etc

There are also units for manufacturing Cement Jali, Tanki, Pipes and P.C.C.poles. There were 1412 units registered with an investment of Rs. 1878.13lacs and employment of 7103 persons as on 31st march 2006.

Machinery and Machine Tools

The district has a number of units manufacturing Agricultural tools andinstruments, Thresher, Spades Axes Repair shops, Welding, Motor winding,Pump repairing Auto mobile workshop etc. The total number of such units were332 as on 31st march 2006 with investment of Rs. 109.32 lacs and employing1132 persons.

Inland container depot

Bhilwara also has dry port. The motto behind this establishment is, to acceleratethe export .The industrialists of Bundi, Chittor, Rajsamand and Ajmer will also beable accelerate their exports. The main items which being exported from here are ,Marble, Granite, Handicrafts, Yarns ,Threads and textile products. Total quantity ofexport was to the tune Rs. 176.0 cr.


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LNJ GROUP


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L .N.J TEXTIL MIL

The journey of the LNJ Bhilwara Group began in 1961 when theGroup founder, L. N. Jhunjhunwala established a textile mill inBhilwara, Rajasthan

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YARN DIVISON


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RINGAS YARN


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PRODUCTS Polyster,acrylic


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BHILWARA ENERGY LTD.


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VISION&MISSION BEL.


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Bhilwara Energy Ltd. will strive to conduct business in anatmosphere of cooperation, understanding and professionalenvironment.

The Group is determined to expand its power generation capacitycontinuously. The envisioned power generation capacity of the group is 3000MW by the year 2015.

The Board of Directors of BEL

Mr. M.K. Dugar

Mr. Salil Bhandari

Mr. Vimal Banka

Mr. B.P. Singh


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MILESTONES

Core business: Power generation, transmission,renovation and modernisation of old plants.Positioning the group in the power sector.

Highlights:

Expertise in Thermal, Hydro, Wind Power and wasteheat recovery Set-up approximately 175 MW of powerprojects Set-up over 250 kms of transmission lines of130 KVA and 220 KVA for interstate freewheeling ofpower. Proven record for cost-effective and fast trackproject completion Focus on diversification as part of its

forward integration plans on the anvil 3 new Hydel PowerProjects in Arunachal Pradesh and hydel project inPunjab on the roll out Projected power generationcapacity of 1500/2000 MW by 2015


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MILESTONES


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CORPORATE INFORMATION


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