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GOVERNMENT OF NATIONAL CAPITAL TERRITORY OF DELHI

INDEX OF

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION

2008-09

(BASE YEAR:1999-2000)

DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMICS & STATISTICS

ROOM NO. 148, OLD SECRETARIAT, DELHI – 110054

Tel: 23890183, Fax:23890362, E-mail : [email protected]

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P R E F A C E

The present report “Index Of Industrial Production” this Directorate as per the

base year 1999-2000 brings 2008-09. This brochure is third new series with base year

1999-2000 presenting the physical growth of the registered manufacturing sector of Delhi

during the year 2008-09 This methodology was devised by Ministry of Statistics &

Programme Implementation, Govt. of India

The State Level IIP serves as a vital quantitative indicator of trends in the

registered manufacturing segment in the short term. This is a useful and instant tool in

the hands of Planners and Policy makers to gauge the health of the industry as the final

statement on this sector comes with publication of results of Annual Survey of Industry

with a time lag of 2 Yrs. The index of Industrial Production also serves as a deflator for

estimation of industrial production at constant prices. This report gives trends in index

month-wise , industry division-wise and broad sub sector-wise.

This publication was brought by the ASI /IIP unit of this Directorate. The special

efforts put in by officers and staff of this unit in the collection , scrutiny, compilation of

index deserves special mention. This Directorate is indebeted to the co-operation

extended by all industries /units for supply of data periodically. This Directorate is also

grateful for the help extended by the officers of the Labour Department and Industry

Department of the GNCTD.

Dr. B.K. SHARMA

DIRECTOR

Delhi

June, 2009

C O N T E N T S

CHAPTER PAGE

I. Introduction 1-2

II. Methodology 3-5

III. Brief analysis of Index of Industrial production (2008-09) 12

IV. Use Based Index of Industrial Production (2008-09) 21

GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION

[G1] Weighting Diagram at 2-digit level of NIC-1998 11

[G2] Month-Wise index of Industrial Production for different sectors 14

[G3] Index of Industrial Production at 2-digit level of NIC-1998 15

[G4] Index of Industrial Production as per Use-Based Classification 22

[G5] Weighting diagram as per Use-Based Classification 23

TABLES

2.1 Item Basket with weights for index of Industrial Production 6-9

2.2 Distribution of weights at 2-digit level as per NIC-1998 10

3.1 Month-wise Index of Industrial Production in major sectors of Industry 13

3.2 Index Numbers at 2 Digit Level of NIC-1998 16

3.3 Index Numbers at 5 Digit / Item Level of NIC-1998 17-20

4 Index of Industrial Production with Use Based Classification of 24-32

Items of production

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

Index of Industrial Production (IIP) is of immense use for measuring the

industrial development of a State/Territory. The index indicates relative changes over the

time in the volume of production in non-agricultural commodities and it is effective

tool to measure the trend of current Industrial Production . At the National level, the

index of industrial production is being compiled by the Central Statistical

Organisation, Govt. of India and is released on monthly basis. This index, however,

does not serve the purpose for evaluating the industrial growth of a State/Union Territory.

Therefore, the Directorate of Economics and Statistics has been compiling/releasing the

index of industrial production for the National Capital Territory of Delhi on

quarterly/annual basis since 1976.

In the first series, 1970 was the base year for compiling the IIP both by the

Central Statistical Organisation & Directorate of Economics and Statistics. The base

year was, however, shifted to 1980-81 in the year 1987 as per recommendations made

by the Working Group so as to accommodate the latest structural developments that

have taken place in the industrial profile during the seventies. Accordingly the

Directorate of Economics and Statistics also adopted the base year of 1980-81 since

1989-90.

The main lacuna of State Level Index of Industrial Production (IIP), is that the

Indices lacked comparability due to use of different base year, periodicity & data

sources etc. The need for a comparable state level IIP to facilitate studies on the state-

wise performance of Industrial sector has been felt for quite some time. Accordingly a

Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) was constituted in June, 1995 to formulate

guidelines and methodology for preparation of comparable IIP. On the basis of

recommendations of TAC it was decided to bring forward the base year from 1980-81 to

1993-94. Subsequently the base year was revised from 1993-94 to 1999-2000 to compile

comparable IIP.

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Accordingly initial guidelines were prepared in July 2004 and the item

basket & weighting diagram were prepared and got approved by CSO. This is the Third

report for Index of Industrial Production for the year 2008-09 with base year 1999-2000.

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CHAPTER TWO

METHODOLOGY

1. SELECTION OF ITEM BASKET

The item basket for the revised series with base year 1999-2000 has been

prepared as per the guidelines received from Central Statistical Organization. Items are

identified in such a manner that all the items having at least .20% contribution in the total

output of respective 2-digit categories of NIC 1998 are selected. Further, the items in the

data base of ASI in 1999-2000 are assigned use based codes i.e. basic goods, inter-

mediate goods, capital goods and consumer goods to arrive at item basket of each use

based category.

The overall size of item basket has been decided keeping in view the

manageability of the compilation. Efforts are made to ensure that items included in the

item basket are distinct in nature so that problem will not arise at the data collection

stage. It has also been kept in mind that finally selected items are of the nature for which

a regular and steady flow of production data will be available.

Finally selected items are classified under 4-digit industry groups which in turn

classified under 3-digit industry groups and further classified under 2-digit industry

groups for compilation of indices at different stages.

2. ALLOCATION OF WEIGHTS

In allocation of weights, total weight is taken as 1000 and this is apportioned in

two industrial sectors namely registered manufacturing and electricity. The sector

weights are then allocated to its 2-digit industry groups and so on for lower level industry

sub-groups. Lastly the 4-digit level weights are distributed to the selected items falling

under the respective 4-digit classes. The total weight of 1000 in the new series has been

distributed to registered manufacturing and electricity sectors on the basis of Gross Value

Added (GVA) for base year i.e. 1999-2000. The weight of registered manufacturing

sector is further distributed to various 2-digit industry groups (15-36) of NIC 1998 in

proportion to their GVA figures. The 2-digit level weights are further distributed to

represent 3-digit groups which in turn distributed to 4-digit classes within the 3-digit

respective groups represented in the item basket. Finally 4-digit level weights are

distributed to selected items in the respective 4-digit classes in proportion to item-wise

GVO figures. It is classified that weight allocation at item level has been done in

proportion to item-wise GVO because item-wise GVA figures are not available.

The weighting diagram prepared in this manner has also been used for arriving at

indices for different use based categories.

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3. SAMPLING DESIGN

The units in the item-wise frame of ASI were arranged in descending order of

production and a cut-off point of 60% is used to determine the numbers of units for the

particular selected item. The change in production of items in these selected major

units during the current period vis-à-vis their production as per the ASI 1999-2000

(base year) will give the relative change in production over a period of time. This

procedure facilitated in keeping sample size smaller at the same time capturing major

portion of production of the items. Further selection of larger units has been done to

ensure better response in the collection of regular monthly data.

4. COLLECTION OF DATA

For preparation of the Current Series (Base year:1999-2000) of Index of

Industrial Production, for the National Capital Territory of Delhi, 302 industrial units

have been selected for collection of production data in respect of 102 items. The base

year (1999-2000) production data in respect of the selected items have been noted from

ASI 1999-2000 schedules made available by NSSO. Again, for collection of monthly

data for the subsequent period i.e. from April 2008 onwards the Industrial Units were

approached/requested for submitting the monthly production returns of the selected

items. Out of 302 units selected , 94 units were found to be closed / shifted during

2008-09. For the remaining functional units the proportion of response achieved through

persistent efforts is 97.48%.

Year Responded Not

received

Industries

closed

Not

manufacturing

Not

Traceable

Total

2007-08 199 2 87 11 3 302

2008-09 193 2 94 10 3 302

5. ESTIMATION PROCEDURE

To overcome the problem of delayed response/non-response the following

procedure has been adopted for estimation of production of such non-responding units on

monthly basis. Suppose out of say “n” units selected for a particular month n1 units give

timely response and the remaining of n2 (n-n1) units might not submitted the return for

the particular month in time. The production of item of these n2 non-responding units has

been estimated on the basis of the trend in production of the n1 responding units.

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The trend in an item’s production is determined by taking the relative change in the

monthly production of unit vis-a-vis the average monthly production of the same set of

unit as per the latest available schedule of ASI. Thus, this relative change in production

of responding units is used to determine the production of non-responding units during a

particular month.

6. CALCULATION OF INDEX

The Index of Industrial Production is calculated as Weighted Arithmetic Mean of the

production relatives in respect of selected items mathematically.

Σ Ri x Wi

I= -------------

Σ Wi

Where I is the index, Ri is the production relative of item i and Wi is the weight

allotted to it.

The production relative (Ri) of ith item for the month has been calculated by using

the following formula:

Pic

Ri = ----- x 100

Pio

Where Pic = Production of ith item in the current month.

Pio = Production of the ith item in the base month.

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TABLE 2.1 ITEM BASKET WITH WEIGHTS FOR INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION DELHI

(BASE 1999-00=100)

SL.NO NIC98 ITEM NAME WEIGHT

1 15204 MILK, FLAVOURED NOT FROZEN 16.5491

2 15204 ICECREAM 2.1296

3 15311 GRAM POWDER (BESAN) 2.4285

4 15311 WHEAT FLOUR ( ATTA) 0.9729

5 15311 HUSK, ANIMAL FEED 0.3457

6 15311 MAIDA 0.2065

7 15311 BRAN, WHEAT / OTHERS 0.1713

8 15313 GRAM DAL 1.4635

9 15313 MOONG , MILLED 1.0452

10 15313 MASUR, MILLED 0.1002

11 15412 BISCUIT, COOKIES 5.9996

12 15433 SWEETMEAT CONFECTIONERY 1.2814

13 15495 SPICES, MIXED 1.0694

14 15497 ROSTED NUTS 5.3991

15 15499 PAPAD/NAMKEEN 4.1127

16 15499 COOKED FOOD/MEAL 0.9075

17 16009 TOBACCO, CHEWING (SCENTED OR NOT ) 5.0938

18 17231 VISCOSE 0.7887

19 17297 YARN,MAN MADE SYNTHETIC 3.7621

20 17299 NECK LEBELS, COTTON 8.7080

21 17309 HOSIERY GOODS, OTHERS - COTTON 11.3519

22 18101 GARMENTS, KNITTED- COTTON 125.7184

23 18101 DRESS,OTHERS- COTTON 43.6478

24 18101 CHILDREN CLOTHING,OTHERS- COTTON 9.1953

25 18101 GARMENTS, TERENE 6.2093

26 18101 LACES 1.7134

27 18101 SHIRTS/BUSH SHIRTS, COTTON 0.8202

A : MANUFACTURING

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(BASE 1999-00=100)


28 18104 GARMENTS, LEATHER 20.0795

29 19129 LEATHER CLOTH, PVC COATED 0.8127

30 19201 SHOE UPPER, LEATHER 7.3520

31 19201 FOOT WEAR, BOOT 6.9855

32 19201 SHOES, PLASTIC / PVC 6.6611

33 19201 FOOTWEAR, MIXED MATERIALS 5.8332

34 19202 CHAPPALS, RUBBER (INCL. HAWAII CHAPPALS) 2.5340

35 19202 SHOES, CANVAS 0.5988

36 21022 BOXES, CORRUGATED SHEET 2.2709

37 21029 CONTAINERS & BOXES OF PAPER OR PAPER BOARD 0.7900

38 21093 GREETING CARDS 4.1722

39 22110 BOOKS 5.0768

40 22121 NEWSPAPER 29.1715

41 24119 MENTHOL 2.4186

42 24134 PLASTIC GRANULES 1.0287

43 24222 PAINT 1.4517

44 24232 VACCINE FOR POLIO 181.0145

45 24232 CAPSULES & TABLETS 3.1531

46 24241 SOAP, CAKE -WASHING 0.5563

47 24243 DETERGENT CAKE 3.8741

48 24243 DETERGENT POWDER 2.1602

49 24248 AGARBATTIS 1.1285

50 24248 FLOWER / LEAVES, GUGGL 0.8946

51 24299 ACID, SLURRY 1.5938

52 25202 SUITCASES PLASTIC/PVC 1.1915

53 25202 PLASTIC BAG 1.0666

54 25202 TUBE PACKS 0.9657

55 25209 PVC, RIGID 4.7001

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(BASE 1999-00=100)


56 25209 CABINET, PLASTIC 3.7851

57 25209 STICKERS PLASTIC 2.6353

58 25209 CONDUIT PIPES, PVC /PLASTIC 1.8872

59 26101 GLASS TOUGHENED 0.8168

60 26913 PLATES, PORCELAIN 0.8074

61 26999 GRAPHITE RODS 0.3181

62 27104 BAR, RODS , ROUNDS, BLOOMS, ANGLES,PLATES,SQUARE IRON /STEEL 5.3659

63 27201 WIRE,CONDUCTOR,PLATES,BARS,RODS COPPER 3.8074

64 27203 ALUMINIUM DISK & CIRCLES 0.3034

65 27310 CASTINGS & FORGING, IRON/STEEL 0.9862

66 27310 STEEL & ALLOY STEEL 0.5082

67 28939 NUTS,BOLTS,SCREW & WASHERS, IRON / STEEL 2.8008

68 28939 TOOLS 2.6203

69 28991 ALUMINIUM CLOSURES 1.9553

70 28992 CONTAINERS, ALUMINIUM / STEEL 0.7445

71 28994 SANITARY FITTINGS, NON-FERROUS-OTHERS 4.5258

72 28997 PRESSURE COOKER 6.5134

73 29142 FURNACES 2.2365

74 29150 LIFTING MACHINES 4.9137

75 29198 GENERATOR /ALTERNATOR 8.3677

76 29299 COILS, ROLLS, ALUMINIUM 4.2774

77 29299 POULTRY INCUBATOR MACHINE 4.0270

78 29306 AIR CONDITIONER 4.4460

79 29307 SOLAR POWER SYSTEM 0.7277

80 31200 STABILIZER/ CONSTANT VOLTAGE REGULATORS 6.6458

81 31200 UPS, SOLID STATE 2.7257

82 31300 CABLE, PVC INSULATED 14.0090

83 31300 WIRES (COPPER), SILVER COATED 4.6590

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(BASE 1999-00=100)


84 31300 INSULATED CABLES, RUBBER 0.6736

85 32105 SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE EX. TRANSISTOR, DIODE & IC 11.6709

86 32109 METER, ELECTRIC 5.6402

87 32109 T.V. TUNER 3.5776

88 32309 AMPLIFIER ,SPEAKER CONE,DUST CAP SPIDER 22.8982

89 33123 MATHEMATICS/ GEOMETRY INSTRUMENT BOX 0.8545

90 33125 MICROSCOPE 1.2676

91 33129 GAUGES 1.5729

92 33302 DIAL, METAL 0.5939

93 34300 STEERING GEAR CONTROL SYSTEM 10.6033

94 34300 BREAK DRUM 8.1174

95 34300 HORN COILS 6.7247

96 34300 FILTER PUMPS 1.7617

97 35203 BRAKE GEAR, RAILWAY 4.6647

98 35921 INVALID CARRIAGE-OTHERS (NON-MOTORIZED) 1.1033

99 35999 GEAR 3.7966

100 36101 CHAIR, WOODEN 2.3124

101 36991 PEN, FOUNTAIN 3.7148

TOTAL MANUFACTURING 749.6924

102 400000 ELECTRICITY 250.3076

GRAND TOTAL 1000.0000

B : ELECTRICITY

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NIC 98 DESCRIPTION GVA (Rs.in Crore) WEIGHT

15 MANUFACTURE OF FOOD PRODUCTS AND BEVERAGES 183.81 44.18234591

16 MANUFACTURE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS 21.19 5.093813841

17 MANUFACTURE OF TEXTILES 102.39 24.61066861

18 MANUFACTURE OF WEARING APPAREL;DRESSING

AND DYEING OF FUR

862.79 207.3840741

19 TANNING AND DRESSING OF LEATHER;MANUFACTURE

OF LUGGAGE,HANDBAGS,SADDLERY,HARNESS AND

FOOTWEAR

128.04 30.77723432

21 MANUFACTURE OF PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS 30.09 7.233010313

22 PUBLISHING,PRINTING AND REPRODUCTION OF

RECORDING MEDIA

142.48 34.24826742

24 MANUFACTURE OF CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL

PRODUCTS

829.05 199.2741196

25 MANUFACTURE OF RUBBER AND PLASTIC PRODUCTS 67.53 16.23152853

26 MANUFACTURE OF OTHER NON-METALLIC MINERAL

PRODUCTS

8.08 1.942312045

27 MANUFACTURE OF BASIC METALS 45.64 10.97108638

28 MANUFACTURE OF FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS

EXCEPT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT

79.71 19.16011034

29 MANUFACTURE OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 120.63 28.99606889

31 MANUFACTURE OF ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND

APPARATUS

119.46 28.71317675

32 MANUFACTURE OF RADIO,TELEVISION AND

COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT AND APPARATUS

177.71 42.71457532

33 MANUFACTURE OF MEDICAL,PRECISION AND OPTICAL

INSTRUMENTS,WATCHES AND CLOCKS

22.30 5.361139392

34 MANUFACTURE OF MOTOR VEHICLES,TRAILERS AND

SEMI-TRAILERS

113.19 27.20713116

35 MANUFACTURE OF OTHER TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT 39.79 9.564561155

36 MANUFACTURE OF FURNITURE 25.08 6.027205883

MANUFACTURING 3118.98 749.69243

40 ELECTRICITY 1042.45 250.30757

TOTAL 4161.43 1000

Table-2.2 Distribution of weight at 2-digit level of NIC-1998 for Compilation of IIP of NCT Delhi with

base year 1999-2000

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[G-1] INDEX ON INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION DELHI

BASE : 1999-2000

WEIGHTING DIAGRAM AT 2 DIGIT LEVEL OF NIC-1998

Food Products &

Beverages

15(4.4)Tobacco Products

16(0.5)Textiles

17(2.5)

Wearign Apparel etc

18(20.7)

Luggage, Handbags etc

19(3.1)

Paper & Paper

Products

21(0.7)Publishing, Printing etc

22(3.4)

Chem. & Chem.

Products

24(19.9)Rubber & Plastic

Products

25(1.6)Non-Metalic Mineral

Products

26(0.2)

Basic Metals

27(1.1)Febricated Metal

28(1.9)

Mach. & Equip.

29(2.9)

Electrical Mach. &

Apparatus

31(2.9)

Ratio, TV etc

32(4.3)

Medical, Precision &

Optical etc

33(0.5)

Motoer Vehicles etc

34(2.7)

Other Tpt. Equipment

35(1.0)

Furniture

36(0.6)

Electricity

40(25.0)

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CHAPTER III

A BRIEF ANALYSIS OF IIP

For the purpose of compiling the index, the industrial sector has been divided into

manufacturing and electricity sectors with the weights of 749.6924 and 250.3076

respectively out of total weight 1000. The manufacturing sector has further, been divided

into 19 major industrial groups at 2 digit level excluding electricity.

SALIENT FEATURES

Average Annual Index of Industrial Production has shown a decrease of (-) 15.86%

as compared with the previous year’s increase of 5.38%. During 2007-08 IIP was 172.11

which decreased to 144.81 during 2008-09. It is clear from table 3.1 that except the

months of October 2008 and March 2009 there was decline in the index throughout the

year. Maximum percentage increase in production is noticed in the month of October

during the year as compare to the month of December during the previous year.

Similarly, maximum percentage decline in production was noticed in the month of July

whereas previous year recorded maximum percentage decline in the month of October.

Both the Manufacturing and Electricity sector has shown a decline of (-)18.44% and

(-)7.05% respectively during the year 2008-09.

It is evident from table 3.2 that out of 20 groups at 2 digit level, growth has been

observed in 7 groups and for the remaining 13 groups a decline has been observed in

manufacturing activity when compared with previous year 2007-08. Maximum growth

of 26.20% has been observed in respect of Manufacture of Electrical Machinery and

Apparatus(31) followed by Manufacture of Publishing Printing and Reproduction of

Recording Media(22) and Manufacturing of Machinery and Equipment (29)where a

growth of 19.35% & 12.97% has been observed respectively. For remaining groups

where growth is observed percentage increase with the previous year varies from 1.43%

to 5.43%.

It may be seen that maximum decline of 43.94% has been observed in case of

Manufacture of Medical, Precision & Optical Instruments, Watches & locks (33)

followed by Manufacture of Chemical and chemical products (24) and Manufacturing of

Fabricated Metal Products except machinery and equipment (28), where a decline of

34.16% & 31.52% has been observed respectively. For remaining groups decline varies

from 1.46% to 23.77%.

INCREASE/DECR

EASE OVER THE

PREVIOUS YEAR

(PERCENT)

%

2007-08 2008-09 2007-08 2008-09 2007-08 2008-09

April 207.53 175.49 146.24 140.70 192.19 166.78 -13.22

May 208.88 160.07 165.64 151.08 198.05 157.82 -20.31

June 178.41 123.02 149.42 147.30 171.15 129.10 -24.57

July 155.51 85.48 152.21 153.15 154.69 102.42 -33.79

August 180.61 164.82 143.96 140.41 171.44 158.71 -7.42

September 156.37 119.83 156.92 133.26 156.51 123.19 -21.29

October 112.95 134.46 164.95 144.53 125.96 136.98 8.75

November 171.31 174.12 163.88 135.30 169.45 164.41 -2.98

December 226.71 139.93 174.26 153.51 213.58 143.33 -32.89

January 179.99 154.71 164.01 146.97 175.99 152.78 -13.19

February 169.25 120.82 151.87 137.40 164.90 124.97 -24.21

March 182.95 184.82 136.81 154.72 171.40 177.29 3.43

Annual Average 177.54 144.80 155.85 144.86 172.11 144.81 -15.86

Month

TABLE 3.1 : MONTH WISE INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION IN

MAJOR SECTORS OF INDUSTRY

(BASE : 1999-2000=100)

GeneralManufacturing Electricity

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14

[G-2] INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION 2008-09

(BASE : 1999-2000)

175

160

123

85

165

120

134

174

140

155

121

185

141

151

147

153

140

133

145

135

154

147

137

155

167

158

129

102

159

123

137

164

143

153

125

177

0.00

20.00

40.00

60.00

80.00

100.00

120.00

140.00

160.00

180.00

200.00

April May June July August September October NovvemberDecember January February March

MANUFACTURING ELECTRICITY GENERATION GENERAL INDEX

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(G-3) INDEX ON INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION 2007-2008 & 2008-2009

BASE YEAR : 1999-2000

AT 2 DIGIT LEVEL OF NIC-1998

64.00

338.00334.21

106.35

238.26

291.24

403.4

215.13

88.06

208.78

309.88

155.85

9.67

16.02

97.14

130.31

153.80

162.49

177.73

76.61

87.54

62.71

211.77

51.19

341.7

64

86.77

67.5858.4

204.04

136.99

171.32

121.71

147.21

122.59

99.28

8.988.55

228.12

144.86

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200

250

300

350

400

450

15 16 17 18 19 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 34 35 36 40

IND

EX

YEAR 2008-2009 YEAR 2007-2008

2007-08 2008-09 APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. JAN. FEB. MARCH

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) 20

1 15MANUFACTURE OF FOOD PRODUCTS AND

BEVERAGES28 44.1823 62.71 64.09 62.34 63.37 64.86 66.94 65.74 71.73 67.06 72.91 59.76 57.91 55.70 60.71 2.19

2 16 MANUFACTURE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS 2 5.0938 88.06 86.77 23.23 77.42 81.29 65.81 77.42 92.90 96.77 92.90 89.03 108.39 108.39 127.74 -1.46

3 17 MANUFACTURE OF TEXTILES 8 24.6107 208.79 211.77 231.33 288.40 203.51 204.91 183.08 209.72 210.92 194.11 221.41 259.52 161.45 172.85 1.43

4 18MANUFACTURE OF WEARING

APPAREL;DRESSING AND DYEING OF FUR36 207.3841 87.54 67.58 88.03 86.47 65.22 54.64 52.99 45.30 44.06 52.70 57.69 73.44 97.87 92.57 -22.80

5 19

TANNING AND DRESSING OF LEATHER;

MANUFACTURE OF LUGGAGE, HANDBAGS,

SADDLERY, HARNESS AND FOOTWEAR17 30.7772 76.61 58.40 66.67 60.15 44.60 45.03 42.01 55.79 55.71 49.04 56.40 88.28 68.37 68.72 -23.77

6 21MANUFACTURE OF PAPER AND PAPER

PRODUCTS6 7.2330 64.00 51.19 37.58 38.85 39.95 28.99 59.68 91.15 65.02 61.90 63.93 49.38 38.09 39.74 -20.02

7 22PUBLISHING,PRINTING AND REPRODUCTION OF

RECORDING MEDIA12 34.2483 338.00 403.40 318.71 325.16 314.50 310.96 283.63 336.12 299.61 324.52 318.32 306.91 267.55 1434.83 19.35

8 24MANUFACTURE OF CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL

PRODUCTS14 199.2741 309.88 204.04 320.08 236.57 160.06 7.92 314.94 125.82 208.86 330.86 183.75 252.13 143.49 164.01 -34.16

9 25MANUFACTURE OF RUBBER AND PLASTIC

PRODUCTS8 16.2315 334.21 341.70 297.41 339.32 348.78 361.06 316.40 369.32 366.77 389.36 337.07 272.12 338.29 364.46 2.24

10 26MANUFACTURE OF OTHER NON-METALLIC

MINERAL PRODUCTS2 1.9423 153.80 136.99 117.41 132.35 144.18 183.56 166.50 160.69 120.83 114.71 123.18 132.63 113.16 134.74 -10.93

11 27 MANUFACTURE OF BASIC METALS 19 10.9711 162.49 171.32 226.36 200.50 128.82 126.54 187.68 141.67 104.06 169.86 207.94 176.51 189.00 196.86 5.43

12 28

MANUFACTURE OF FABRICATED METAL

PRODUCTS EXCEPT MACHINERY AND

EQUIPMENT8 19.1601 177.73 121.71 135.33 132.72 136.98 132.81 129.30 124.10 108.02 109.87 119.79 118.61 105.91 107.08 -31.52

13 29MANUFACTURE OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT

4 28.9961 130.31 147.21 62.54 175.71 84.67 174.56 169.92 207.72 145.87 154.86 211.09 187.64 71.40 120.52 12.97

14 31MANUFACTURE OF ELECTRICAL MACHINERY AND

APPARATUS8 28.7132 97.14 122.59 110.96 104.12 94.16 141.72 123.41 112.86 128.18 127.03 115.63 128.63 146.89 137.47 26.20

15 32

MANUFACTURE OF RADIO,TELEVISION AND

COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT AND APPARATUS 4 42.7146 106.35 99.28 95.42 85.86 92.37 98.57 97.71 111.11 101.85 94.30 130.08 96.83 83.83 103.42 -6.65

16 33

MANUFACTURE OF MEDICAL,PRECISION AND

OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS,WATCHES AND CLOCKS 1 5.3611 16.02 8.98 22.66 16.23 15.39 11.48 5.61 2.97 4.25 1.88 3.86 6.23 6.32 10.88 -43.94

17 34MANUFACTURE OF MOTOR VEHICLES,TRAILERS

AND SEMI-TRAILERS5 27.2071 238.26 215.13 277.71 277.51 194.19 202.89 223.93 232.41 190.93 279.77 306.08 161.23 84.22 150.65 -9.71

18 35MANUFACTURE OF OTHER TRANSPORT

EQUIPMENT7 9.5646 9.67 8.55 8.63 14.34 6.99 5.19 10.90 4.75 7.72 6.13 9.77 12.59 10.94 4.71 -11.53

19 36 MANUFACTURE OF FURNITURE 2 6.0272 291.24 228.12 124.20 221.72 260.05 243.61 283.27 339.36 332.66 295.01 159.12 122.50 173.82 182.12 -21.67

MANUFACTURING 191 749.6924 177.54 144.80 175.49 160.07 123.02 85.48 164.82 119.83 134.46 174.12 139.93 154.71 120.82 184.82 -18.44

20 40 ELECTRICITY 2 250.3076 155.85 144.86 140.70 151.08 147.30 153.15 140.41 133.26 144.53 135.30 153.51 146.97 137.40 154.72 -7.05

193 1000 172.11 144.81 166.78 157.82 129.10 102.42 158.71 123.19 136.98 164.41 143.33 152.78 124.97 177.29 -15.86

TABLE 3.2 : INDEX NUMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION AT 2 DIGIT LEVEL OF NIC 1998-DELHI (BASE YEAR 1999-00 = 100)

(April 2008 TO March 2009)

DESCRIPTIONS.NO. NIC CODE Weight

Annual Average

GENERAL INDEX

INCREASE/

DECREASE

(PERCENT)

MONTHWISE I.I.P. FOR THE YEAR 2008-09NUMBER

OF UNITS

FURNISHED

DATA

16

TABLE 3.3 : INDEX NUMBERS OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION AT 05 DIGIT LEVEL OF NIC 1998 DELHI

(APRIL 2008 TO MARCH 2009)

Sl.No. NIC98 DESCRIPTION WEIGHT UNITBASE YEAR

PRODUCTIONApril May June July August Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar

1 15204 MILK, FLAVOURED NOT FROZEN 16.5491 K. LITRES 289845885 0.29 0.29 0.28 0.30 0.29 0.29 0.28 0.27 0.29 0.30 0.27 0.30

2 15204 ICECREAM 2.1296 LITRES 6767739 118.10 117.33 121.57 89.84 69.33 92.34 92.55 59.92 54.08 42.76 33.50 78.74

3 15311 GRAM POWDER (BESAN) 2.4285 TONNE 25734 107.02 100.30 102.12 121.19 104.45 126.14 106.18 93.17 94.75 109.02 97.23 102.45

4 15311 WHEAT FLOUR ( ATTA) 0.9729 TONNE 87230 145.96 160.10 146.18 164.42 171.93 167.39 153.02 144.60 147.32 150.61 135.15 137.31

5 15311 HUSK, ANIMAL FEED 0.3457 TONNE 26340 105.10 118.13 114.17 108.61 116.72 171.98 117.36 108.25 86.51 96.22 70.62 99.04

6 15311 MAIDA 0.2065 TONNE 59996 108.33 123.71 100.61 123.03 135.59 131.95 124.47 109.11 103.23 109.45 90.39 111.59

7 15311 BRAN, WHEAT / OTHERS 0.1713 TONNE 31528 89.94 104.71 240.70 109.12 114.41 106.31 102.92 98.35 94.09 94.20 87.20 86.59

8 15313 GRAM DAL 1.4635 TONNE 19441 132.77 112.15 99.44 101.97 116.85 132.59 103.95 92.22 92.22 94.75 79.13 119.50

9 15313 MOONG , MILLED 1.0452 TONNE 9867 130.25 108.73 125.63 123.32 128.31 148.37 145.58 152.63 129.52 91.58 91.82 92.19

10 15313 MASUR, MILLED 0.1002 TONNE 859 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

11 15412 BISCUIT, COOKIES 5.9996 TONNE 33798 73.99 71.76 70.87 97.75 77.79 91.00 73.92 76.02 68.99 70.69 65.08 61.96

12 15433 SWEETMEAT CONFECTIONERY 1.2814 KG 1607430 59.80 60.49 58.37 64.35 91.92 11.85 98.09 325.50 72.72 94.66 93.78 93.78

13 15495 SPICES, MIXED 1.0694 TONNE 3249 191.32 133.70 141.46 93.81 93.07 144.04 147.74 184.30 184.67 118.93 127.79 126.32

14 15497 ROSTED NUTS 5.3991 TONNES 196 6.12 12.24 12.24 12.24 18.37 24.49 24.49 18.37 12.24 12.24 12.24 12.24

15 15499 PAPAD 4.1127 TONNE 8021 211.54 244.01 257.62 256.73 267.95 278.27 256.73 272.88 240.87 233.54 240.42 254.03

16 15499 COOKED FOOD/MEAL 0.9075 NOS 4532000 70.00 69.30 62.79 61.74 58.43 58.35 56.08 65.30 52.53 50.37 50.29 50.94

17 16009TOBACCO, CHEWING (SCENTED OR

NOT )5.0938 TONNE 310 23.23 77.42 81.29 65.81 77.42 92.90 96.77 92.90 89.03 108.39 108.39 127.74

18 17231 VISCOSE 0.7887 KG 135283 137.64 120.03 134.93 102.42 117.51 165.37 109.49 157.78 121.08 165.98 152.77 193.36

19 17297 YARN,MAN MADE SYNTHETIC 3.7621 KG 390187 115.53 137.38 261.99 154.19 152.91 136.19 99.77 107.82 127.26 134.76 149.73 149.09

20 17299 NECK LEBELS, COTTON 8.7080 TH NOS 279058 374.70 555.56 360.28 381.60 332.77 431.05 441.03 400.61 449.69 476.44 337.62 371.75

21 17309 HOSIERY GOODS, OTHERS - COTTON 11.3519 NOS 923965 166.24 145.22 68.63 93.30 82.82 67.38 78.29 66.82 84.47 140.96 30.79 26.72

22 18101 GARMENTS, KNITTED- COTTON 125.7184 DOZEN 3267858 44.98 31.53 24.39 30.24 25.55 23.86 23.70 21.62 22.83 43.88 52.79 69.88

23 18101 DRESS,OTHERS- COTTON 43.6478 TH NOS 4465 164.48 205.60 127.39 69.34 78.21 59.13 78.48 116.64 131.96 152.92 237.85 171.20

24 18101CHILDREN CLOTHING,OTHERS-

COTTON9.1953 NOS 961284 556.94 518.51 496.82 468.82 446.95 389.27 271.79 306.91 328.92 303.41 311.99 276.56

25 18101 GARMENTS, TERENE 6.2093 NOS 814104 21.73 13.68 16.20 0.68 3.01 5.51 2.94 0.00 0.00 3.85 7.36 30.93

26 18101 LACES 1.7134 KG 7347844 24.23 12.91 12.87 16.44 18.34 25.86 65.61 110.42 79.15 90.10 97.25 71.39

27 18101 SHIRTS/BUSH SHIRTS, COTTON 0.8202 NOS 120774 21.36 23.10 22.65 19.47 20.87 23.85 21.86 19.62 29.81 23.35 22.36 29.81

28 18104 GARMENTS, LEATHER 20.0795 NOS 3336676 5.37 5.06 9.38 7.19 9.35 6.76 4.20 4.59 7.45 2.56 8.89 2.89

29 19129 LEATHER CLOTH, PVC COATED 0.8127 METRES 464411 58.05 52.90 52.07 73.61 58.83 53.85 65.81 58.24 53.83 65.94 58.76 56.93

30 19201 SHOE UPPER, LEATHER 7.3520 NOS 2602074 85.71 63.45 41.76 58.47 68.85 103.76 105.74 91.31 117.14 180.69 179.66 149.88

31 19201 FOOT WEAR, BOOT 6.9855 PAIR 575665 28.17 7.70 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

32 19201 SHOES, PLASTIC / PVC 6.6611 PAIR 4893238 84.92 91.80 86.12 94.76 81.19 85.52 83.11 73.51 81.57 90.93 57.10 92.89

33 19201 FOOTWEAR, MIXED MATERIALS 5.8332 PAIR 1961966 67.58 75.29 37.21 11.14 5.05 25.74 31.63 23.81 20.81 19.20 27.92 35.60

34 19202CHAPPALS, RUBBER (INCL. HAWAII

CHAPPALS)2.5340 PAIR 13414034 64.92 69.40 65.10 51.36 42.19 49.00 43.36 47.05 61.22 218.56 56.30 37.47

35 19202 SHOES, CANVAS 0.5988 NOS 1029284 89.00 102.78 112.88 116.73 103.39 111.29 59.68 71.76 18.19 105.74 82.95 75.72

36 21022 BOXES, CORRUGATED SHEET 2.2709 NOS 19312995 90.32 91.75 70.04 64.47 80.53 91.91 78.92 86.30 94.40 88.53 85.40 93.66

37 21029CONTAINERS & BOXES OF PAPER OR

PAPER BOARD0.7900 TH NOS 448380 1.45 2.32 1.01 1.62 3.02 4.89 4.81 2.09 3.92 5.90 1.42 3.02

38 21093 GREETING CARDS 4.1722 TH NOS 74475 15.71 16.98 30.95 14.86 59.05 107.07 68.85 59.94 58.70 36.30 19.29 17.35

39 22110 BOOKS 5.0768 NOS 4790791 1229.69 1227.67 1216.97 1072.52 872.93 1222.46 1039.17 1174.68 1132.76 1082.67 914.96 8773.72

40 22121 NEWSPAPER 29.1715 TH NOS 416490 160.18 168.10 157.45 178.43 181.07 181.86 170.91 176.56 176.58 171.90 154.88 157.63

41 24119 MENTHOL 2.4186 KG 4996871 41.97 50.80 50.62 70.67 54.43 48.51 53.19 49.52 62.08 53.46 64.37 38.80

42 24134 PLASTIC GRANULES 1.0287 TONNE 13254 9.51 9.69 10.41 8.42 8.51 9.14 9.42 8.60 9.69 10.14 11.50 10.05

43 24222 PAINT 1.4517 TONNE 1827 244.99 400.66 429.56 334.32 504.43 646.31 427.59 151.07 139.24 98.52 573.40 692.94

44 24232 VACCINE FOR POLIO 181.0145 NOS 20705927 344.86 250.60 166.75 0.00 336.98 125.25 219.47 356.61 192.23 266.18 141.00 156.68

45 24232 CAPSULES, PLASTIC 3.1531 KG 51153 10.04 54.17 25.24 21.47 11.12 142.11 22.57 33.69 170.15 281.48 387.82 722.30

46 24241 SOAP, CAKE -WASHING 0.5563 TONNE 1927 56.05 64.76 62.27 68.50 56.05 61.03 65.39 59.16 96.52 96.52 68.50 80.95

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47 24243 DETERGENT CAKE 3.8741 TONNE 17712 53.32 66.60 51.36 56.78 56.50 56.64 60.91 48.71 47.15 38.35 37.87 42.28

48 24243 DETERGENT POWDER 2.1602 TONNE 9936 16.79 3.99 14.86 9.06 11.71 9.54 11.35 24.88 27.66 20.77 17.87 29.47

49 24248 AGARBATTIS 1.1285 TH NOS 389681 6.39 6.43 6.80 5.99 6.50 6.87 8.91 7.02 6.73 6.98 6.80 7.10

50 24248 FLOWER / LEAVES, GUGGL 0.8946 KG 723501 536.97 543.19 576.36 503.80 547.34 578.44 748.44 590.88 566.00 586.73 572.22 597.10

51 24299 ACID, SLURRY 1.5938 TONNE 5663 61.88 61.88 54.88 69.08 50.43 54.67 54.25 72.26 69.50 68.44 65.69 74.38

52 25202 SUITCASES PLASTIC/PVC 1.1915 NOS 7414 74.45 67.82 91.29 107.47 43.86 16.19 25.57 42.24 87.73 92.42 131.43 199.24

53 25202 PLASTIC BAG 1.0666 KG 165300 85.55 98.56 104.27 77.88 48.19 40.10 33.20 39.95 90.24 44.58 57.10 71.54

54 25202 TUBE PACKS 0.9657 NOS 47356 82.99 156.37 185.34 208.14 312.47 389.27 582.54 905.78 1081.69 321.31 901.62 421.99

55 25209 PVC, RIGID 4.7001 TONNE 5347 21.77 25.58 28.05 23.12 16.83 15.71 10.77 12.12 17.95 25.14 21.54 20.87

56 25209 CABINET, PLASTIC 3.7851 NOS 173494 70.53 183.84 130.20 188.40 167.69 223.96 293.68 183.64 244.26 148.74 166.94 162.10

57 25209 STICKERS PLASTIC 2.6353 KG 2025079 1316.48 1319.87 1466.20 1470.72 1230.73 1459.55 1304.74 1462.96 942.29 955.01 1073.64 1385.07

58 25209 CONDUIT PIPES, PVC /PLASTIC 1.8872 METRES 3089390 386.14 464.41 409.93 397.85 409.64 417.93 383.73 394.70 388.75 397.93 445.21 441.31

59 26101 GLASS TOUGHENED 0.8168 SQ.METRE 42038 77.90 92.80 105.22 105.59 199.53 236.79 180.29 66.57 86.72 109.19 62.89 114.21

60 26913 PLATES, PORCELAIN 0.8074 TH NOS 1300 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

61 26999 GRAPHITE RODS 0.3181 TONNE 476 516.81 569.75 610.08 849.58 504.20 373.11 274.79 529.41 529.41 529.41 529.41 529.41

62 27104BAR, RODS , ROUNDS, BLOOMS,

ANGLES,PLATES,SQUARE IRON /STEEL5.3659 TONNE 3611 234.62 211.35 120.30 111.66 266.85 126.61 61.81 175.13 143.89 90.06 100.69 125.62

63 27201CONDUCTOR,PLATES,BARS,RODS

COPPER3.8074 TONNE 1796 269.93 225.84 153.67 153.01 120.27 186.41 175.72 207.13 354.79 334.08 355.46 345.43

64 27203 ALUMINIUM DISK & CIRCLES 0.3034 TONNE 566 93.29 57.24 50.88 69.96 84.81 74.20 53.00 48.76 61.48 72.08 65.72 69.96

65 27310 CASTINGS & FORGING, IRON/STEEL 0.9862 TONNE 4298 113.63 129.55 114.19 122.57 89.62 84.04 82.08 92.97 96.32 106.10 108.89 96.04

66 27310 STEEL & ALLOY STEEL 0.5082 TONNE 4339 110.90 119.20 107.58 126.94 108.41 117.54 86.29 56.42 87.95 107.86 103.43 107.31

67 28939NUTS,BOLTS,SCREW & WASHERS,

IRON / STEEL2.8008 TONNE 164 95.12 65.85 58.54 87.80 146.34 124.39 87.80 95.12 131.71 175.61 87.80 102.44

68 28939 TOOLS 2.6203 NOS 406092 156.95 172.54 177.05 156.62 171.35 140.24 151.46 133.00 167.74 96.61 152.32 152.35

69 28991 ALUMINIUM CLOSURES 1.9553 NOS 195806 294.13 264.56 283.98 272.27 227.67 316.37 254.05 190.18 220.77 179.32 151.89 147.84

70 28992 CONTAINERS, ALUMINIUM / STEEL 0.7445 NOS 52780 341.04 313.76 346.72 255.78 176.20 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 50.16 0.00 83.69

71 28994SANITARY FITTINGS, NON-FERROUS-

OTHERS4.5258 TONNE 664684 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

72 28997 PRESSURE COOKER 6.5134 NOS 407191 166.78 177.40 181.66 178.95 160.00 160.17 142.79 171.70 161.99 174.96 166.91 155.69

73 29142 FURNACES 2.2365 NOS 2153 22.85 28.98 41.24 27.31 26.75 46.82 16.72 42.36 22.29 23.97 16.16 9.48

74 29150 LIFTING MACHINES 4.9137 NOS 104 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

75 29198 GENERATOR /ALTERNATOR 8.3677 NOS 37 129.73 486.49 129.73 518.92 454.05 616.22 389.19 421.62 616.22 551.35 129.73 291.89

76 29299 COILS, ROLLS, ALUMINIUM 4.2774 TONNE 1694 50.30 58.80 46.75 53.13 48.17 63.05 46.04 51.71 41.09 29.75 34.71 46.75

77 29299 POULTRY INCUBATOR MACHINE 4.0270 NOS 157 114.65 175.80 267.52 107.01 214.01 122.29 183.44 160.51 183.44 160.51 198.73 206.37

78 29306 AIR CONDITIONER 4.4460 NOS 993 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

79 29307 SOLAR POWER SYSTEM 0.7277 NOS 9052 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

80 31200STABILIZER/ CONSTANT VOLTAGE

REGULATORS6.6458 NOS 18684 89.08 81.25 31.73 45.92 45.86 30.06 33.65 15.35 35.71 44.19 61.53 63.78

81 31200 UPS, SOLID STATE 2.7257 NOS 23404 28.56 16.77 18.10 28.00 25.23 24.61 18.56 18.41 16.41 48.15 54.55 41.43

82 31300 CABLE, PVC INSULATED 14.0090 KM 54977 41.06 48.92 52.19 44.64 34.60 38.96 27.66 28.40 22.05 21.28 25.10 28.48

83 31300 WIRES (COPPER), SILVER COATED 4.6590 KM 11207 416.63 342.64 345.86 610.76 576.39 479.49 645.13 659.91 524.57 637.53 609.37 584.42

84 31300 INSULATED CABLES, RUBBER 0.6736 KM 496 0.00 181.45 150.00 321.77 0.00 287.90 19.35 33.87 423.39 0.00 696.77 428.23

85 32105SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE EX.

TRANSISTOR, DIODE & IC11.6709 NOS 976320000 40.63 31.26 31.54 24.40 21.71 8.32 5.04 21.15 68.01 47.28 13.08 24.17

86 32109 METER, ELECTRIC 5.6402 NOS 248157 81.24 48.84 71.66 66.44 74.18 68.18 84.63 21.47 82.43 64.80 10.60 0.00

87 32109 T.V. TUNER 3.5776 NOS 369547 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

88 32309AMPLIFIER ,SPEAKER CONE,DUST CAP

SPIDER22.8982 NOS 124216 137.28 132.21 138.58 155.08 152.94 186.23 166.58 159.83 187.68 140.56 147.09 180.60

89 33123MATHEMATICS/ GEOMETRY

INSTRUMENT BOX0.8545 NOS 1740276 142.16 101.83 96.58 72.00 35.17 18.65 26.64 11.81 24.24 39.11 39.64 68.27

90 33125 MICROSCOPE 1.2676 NOS 9210 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

91 33129 GAUGES 1.5729 NOS 5374 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

92 33302 DIAL, METAL 0.5939 NOS 3493689 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

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93 34300 STEERING GEAR CONTROL SYSTEM 10.6033 NOS 780840 44.67 54.86 24.64 43.08 60.90 24.56 43.48 8.05 16.34 32.15 11.49 14.44

94 34300 BREAK DRUM 8.1174 NOS 567451 796.38 716.11 505.75 504.48 525.10 599.26 472.28 836.36 934.99 458.23 205.44 399.79

95 34300 HORN COILS 6.7247 NOS 751365 1.92 1.44 1.20 1.48 1.92 2.87 1.92 1.21 1.71 1.52 2.16 2.41

96 34300 FILTER PUMPS 1.7617 NOS 110794 343.22 650.42 515.82 544.00 664.91 669.31 503.53 413.96 313.99 179.33 276.69 388.43

97 35203 BRAKE GEAR, RAILWAY 4.6647 NOS 19757 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.13 4.25 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

98 35921INVALID CARRIAGE-OTHERS (NON-

MOTORIZED)1.1033 NOS 666985 4.71 5.77 8.18 5.01 6.22 7.44 5.78 5.46 6.31 6.48 4.39 5.31

99 35999 GEAR 3.7966 NOS 346590 20.36 34.45 15.24 11.62 25.66 7.19 12.53 13.85 22.78 29.85 26.28 10.31

100 36101 CHAIR, WOODEN 2.3124 NOS 16828 0.29 0.00 0.71 1.00 0.86 0.43 0.21 1.28 0.71 0.14 0.21 0.29

101 36991 PEN, FOUNTAIN 3.7148 TH NOS 447 201.34 359.73 421.48 394.63 459.06 550.34 539.60 477.85 257.72 198.66 281.88 295.30

MANUFACTURING (REGISTERED) 749.6924 175.49 160.07 123.02 85.48 164.82 119.83 134.46 174.12 139.93 154.71 120.82 184.82

102 40000 ELECTRICITY 250.3076 Th.Kwh 7023882 140.70 151.08 147.30 153.15 140.41 133.26 144.53 135.30 153.51 146.97 137.40 154.72

TOTAL 1000.0000 166.78 157.82 129.10 102.42 158.71 123.19 136.98 164.41 143.33 152.78 124.97 177.29

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21

CHAPTER – IV

Use Based Index of Industrial Production

Different industries have been classified on the basis of uses of items produced

by these industries to capture the performance of different industrial groups. On the

analogy of the use based classification adopted by Central Statistical Organisation, item

basket of production has been classified into four main groups. These groups consist

basic goods, capital goods, Intermediate goods and consumer goods. Consumer goods

are further subdivided into consumer durable goods and consumer non-durable goods.

Use based monthly index of Industrial Production will provide the information regarding

the performance of above mentioned industries which are classified according to their

product usage.

Weighting diagram for use based categories reveals that consumer goods industry

is predominant in the industrial production of NCT of Delhi and covers 58.64% of total

production with a share of 4.59% for consumer durable goods and 54.05% for consumer

non-durable goods. Share of Basic goods industries, Capital goods industries and

Intermediate goods industries are 27.69% ,5.99% and 7.66% respectively when weights

are allocated on the basis of their productions in the base year.

Performance of industrial groups as per Use Based Classification for the year

2008-09 has been presented in Table 4. It is evident that Capital Goods Industry has

performed the best by registering growth of 8.02% during 2008-09 as compared to

previous year 2007-08, When consumer durable and non durable goods are analysed

separately it has been observed that consumer durable goods industry has shown an

impressive growth of 8.14%while that of non durable goods iindustry has shown a

decline of 22.30%. Basic Goods industry has shown a decline of 6.56%. Intermediate

Goods Industry registered decline of 32.70% whereas Capital Goods Industry registered a

growth of 8.02%.

Weighting diagrams and annual average indices have also been depicted through

graphical representation in the following pages.

22

(G-4) GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF IIP AS PER USE BASED

CLASSIFICATION

153.17

97.88

65.88

113.87

204.99 194.33

105.3

143.13 151.01

221.42

0

50

100

150

200

250

BASIC GOODS CAPITAL GOODS INTERMEIDATE

GOODS

CONSUMER

DURABLE

GOODS

CONSUMER NON

DURABLE

GOODS

IND

EX

2007-08 2008-09

23

[G-5] WEIGHTING DIAGRAM FOR INDUSTRY GROUPS AS

PER USE BASED CLASSIFICATION 2008-09

4.59

27.69

5.99

7.67

54.05

TABLE 4 INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION WITH THE BASED CLASSIFICATION OF ITEMS OF PRODUCTION OF DIFFERENT INDUSTRY GROUPS


2007-08 2008-09 April May June July August Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar

BASIC GOODS

1 16009 TOBACCO, CHEWING (SCENTED OR NOT ) 5.09381 88.06 86.77 23.23 77.42 81.29 65.81 77.42 92.90 96.77 92.90 89.03 108.39 108.39 127.74

2 24119 MENTHOL 2.41861 67.69 53.20 41.97 50.80 50.62 70.67 54.43 48.51 53.19 49.52 62.08 53.46 64.37 38.80

3 24299 ACID, SLURRY 1.59382 53.66 63.11 61.88 61.88 54.88 69.08 50.43 54.67 54.25 72.26 69.50 68.44 65.69 74.38

4 26999 GRAPHITE RODS 0.31814 607.77 528.78 516.81 569.75 610.08 849.58 504.20 373.11 274.79 529.41 529.41 529.41 529.41 529.41

5 27104BAR, RODS , ROUNDS, BLOOMS, ANGLES,

PLATES, SQUARE IRON /STEEL5.36593 199.64 147.38 234.62 211.35 120.30 111.66 266.85 126.61 61.81 175.13 143.89 90.06 100.69 125.62

6 27201 CONDUCTOR,PLATES,BARS,RODS COPPER 3.80742 137.19 240.14 269.93 225.84 153.67 153.01 120.27 186.41 175.72 207.13 354.79 334.08 355.46 345.43

7 27203 ALUMINIUM DISK & CIRCLES 0.30337 74.38 66.78 93.29 57.24 50.88 69.96 84.81 74.20 53.00 48.76 61.48 72.08 65.72 69.96

8 27310 CASTINGS & FORGING, IRON/STEEL 0.98619 107.35 103.00 113.63 129.55 114.19 122.57 89.62 84.04 82.08 92.97 96.32 106.10 108.89 96.04

9 27310 STEEL & ALLOY STEEL 0.50818 119.43 103.32 110.90 119.20 107.58 126.94 108.41 117.54 86.29 56.42 87.95 107.86 103.43 107.31

10 28991 ALUMINIUM CLOSURES 1.95532 255.57 233.59 294.13 264.56 283.98 272.27 227.67 316.37 254.05 190.18 220.77 179.32 151.89 147.84

11 29299 COILS, ROLLS, ALUMINIUM 4.27744 54.72 47.52 50.30 58.80 46.75 53.13 48.17 63.05 46.04 51.71 41.09 29.75 34.71 46.75

12 400000 ELECTRICITY 250.30757 155.85 144.86 140.70 151.08 147.30 153.15 140.41 133.26 144.53 135.30 153.51 146.97 137.40 154.72

TOTAL BASIC GOODS 276.93580 153.17 143.13 140.74 150.15 143.93 149.38 139.47 132.14 140.13 134.33 152.37 145.02 136.83 153.13

Month-wise Index of Industrial Production 2007-2008

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Annual Average

CAPITAL GOODS

1 28939 TOOLS 2.62030 167.48 152.35 156.95 172.54 177.05 156.62 171.35 140.24 151.46 133.00 167.74 96.61 152.32 152.35

2 29142 FURNACES 2.23647 75.62 27.08 22.85 28.98 41.24 27.31 26.75 46.82 16.72 42.36 22.29 23.97 16.16 9.48

3 29150 LIFTING MACHINES 4.91375 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

4 29198 GENERATOR /ALTERNATOR 8.36771 310.81 394.59 129.73 486.49 129.73 518.92 454.05 616.22 389.19 421.62 616.22 551.35 129.73 291.89

5 29299 POULTRY INCUBATOR MACHINE 4.02703 192.36 174.52 114.65 175.80 267.52 107.01 214.01 122.29 183.44 160.51 183.44 160.51 198.73 206.37

6 29307 SOLAR POWER SYSTEM 0.72768 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

7 31300 CABLE, PVC INSULATED 14.00901 46.33 34.44 41.06 48.92 52.19 44.64 34.60 38.96 27.66 28.40 22.05 21.28 25.10 28.48

8 31300 WIRES (COPPER), SILVER COATED 4.65904 356.81 536.06 416.63 342.64 345.86 610.76 576.39 479.49 645.13 659.91 524.57 637.53 609.37 584.42

9 32109 METER, ELECTRIC 5.64020 72.14 56.21 81.24 48.84 71.66 66.44 74.18 68.18 84.63 21.47 82.43 64.80 10.60 0.00

10 33125 MICROSCOPE 1.26763 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

11 33129 GAUGES 1.57285 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

12 34300 BREAK DRUM 8.11737 579.51 579.51 796.38 716.11 505.75 504.48 525.10 599.26 472.28 836.36 934.99 458.23 205.44 399.79

13 34300 FILTER PUMPS 1.76173 497.90 455.30 343.22 650.42 515.82 544.00 664.91 669.31 503.53 413.96 313.99 179.33 276.69 388.43

TOTAL CAPITAL GOODS 59.92076 204.99 221.42 201.15 247.18 174.89 236.04 236.85 255.82 217.30 262.50 296.14 220.89 128.95 179.33

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Annual Average

INTERMEDIATE GOODS

1 17231 VISCOSE 0.78865 169.74 139.86 137.64 120.03 134.93 102.42 117.51 165.37 109.49 157.78 121.08 165.98 152.77 193.36

2 17297 YARN,MAN MADE SYNTHETIC 3.76207 217.33 143.89 115.53 137.38 261.99 154.19 152.91 136.19 99.77 107.82 127.26 134.76 149.73 149.09

3 19129 LEATHER CLOTH, PVC COATED 0.81269 57.25 59.07 58.05 52.90 52.07 73.61 58.83 53.85 65.81 58.24 53.83 65.94 58.76 56.93

4 21029CONTAINERS & BOXES OF PAPER OR PAPER

BOARD0.78997 2.98 2.95 1.45 2.32 1.01 1.62 3.02 4.89 4.81 2.09 3.92 5.90 1.42 3.02

5 24134 PLASTIC GRANULES 1.02865 9.20 9.59 9.51 9.69 10.41 8.42 8.51 9.14 9.42 8.60 9.69 10.14 11.50 10.05

6 24222 PAINT 1.45174 320.53 386.92 244.99 400.66 429.56 334.32 504.43 646.31 427.59 151.07 139.24 98.52 573.40 692.94

7 24232 CAPSULES, PLASTIC 3.15314 262.72 156.85 10.04 54.17 25.24 21.47 11.12 142.11 22.57 33.69 170.15 281.48 387.82 722.30

8 25202 TUBE PACKS 0.96569 462.46 462.46 82.99 156.37 185.34 208.14 312.47 389.27 582.54 905.78 1081.69 321.31 901.62 421.99

9 25209 PVC, RIGID 4.70011 19.17 19.96 21.77 25.58 28.05 23.12 16.83 15.71 10.77 12.12 17.95 25.14 21.54 20.87

10 25209 CABINET, PLASTIC 3.78510 127.56 180.33 70.53 183.84 130.20 188.40 167.69 223.96 293.68 183.64 244.26 148.74 166.94 162.10

11 25209 CONDUIT PIPES, PVC /PLASTIC 1.88720 414.24 411.46 386.14 464.41 409.93 397.85 409.64 417.93 383.73 394.70 388.75 397.93 445.21 441.31

12 26101 GLASS TOUGHENED 0.81681 129.01 119.81 77.90 92.80 105.22 105.59 199.53 236.79 180.29 66.57 86.72 109.19 62.89 114.21

13 26913 PLATES, PORCELAIN 0.80736 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

14 28939NUTS,BOLTS,SCREW & WASHERS, IRON /

STEEL2.80083 144.51 104.88 95.12 65.85 58.54 87.80 146.34 124.39 87.80 95.12 131.71 175.61 87.80 102.44

15 28994 SANITARY FITTINGS, NON-FERROUS-OTHERS 4.52579 213.86 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

16 31300 INSULATED CABLES, RUBBER 0.67363 141.53 211.90 0.00 181.45 150.00 321.77 0.00 287.90 19.35 33.87 423.39 0.00 696.77 428.23

17 32105SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE EX. TRANSISTOR,

DIODE & IC11.67094 68.79 28.05 40.63 31.26 31.54 24.40 21.71 8.32 5.04 21.15 68.01 47.28 13.08 24.17

18 32109 T.V. TUNER 3.57756 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

19 33302 DIAL, METAL 0.59389 63.89 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

20 34300 STEERING GEAR CONTROL SYSTEM 10.60330 31.56 31.56 44.67 54.86 24.64 43.08 60.90 24.56 43.48 8.05 16.34 32.15 11.49 14.44

21 34300 HORN COILS 6.72473 84.25 1.81 1.92 1.44 1.20 1.48 1.92 2.87 1.92 1.21 1.71 1.52 2.16 2.41

22 35203 BRAKE GEAR, RAILWAY 4.66467 1.13 0.53 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.13 4.25 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

23 35999 GEAR 3.79656 21.24 19.18 20.36 34.45 15.24 11.62 25.66 7.19 12.53 13.85 22.78 29.85 26.28 10.31

24 36101 CHAIR, WOODEN 2.31240 0.43 0.51 0.29 0.00 0.71 1.00 0.86 0.43 0.21 1.28 0.71 0.14 0.21 0.29

TOTAL INTERMEDIATE GOODS 76.69348 97.88 65.88 46.10 61.70 58.34 57.42 63.46 69.41 60.98 52.48 77.56 66.20 83.45 93.46

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Annual Average

CONSUMER DURABLE GOODS

1 28992 CONTAINERS, ALUMINIUM / STEEL 0.74451 56.59 130.61 341.04 313.76 346.72 255.78 176.20 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 50.16 0.00 83.69

2 28997 PRESSURE COOKER 6.51335 161.49 166.58 166.78 177.40 181.66 178.95 160.00 160.17 142.79 171.70 161.99 174.96 166.91 155.69

3 29306 AIR CONDITIONER 4.44600 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

4 31200STABILIZER/ CONSTANT VOLTAGE

REGULATORS6.64579 45.48 48.17 89.08 81.25 31.73 45.92 45.86 30.06 33.65 15.35 35.71 44.19 61.53 63.78

5 31200 UPS, SOLID STATE 2.72570 29.41 28.23 28.56 16.77 18.10 28.00 25.23 24.61 18.56 18.41 16.41 48.15 54.55 41.43

6 32309AMPLIFIER ,SPEAKER CONE,DUST CAP

SPIDER22.89815 145.55 157.05 137.28 132.21 138.58 155.08 152.94 186.23 166.58 159.83 187.68 140.56 147.09 180.60

7 33123MATHEMATICS/ GEOMETRY INSTRUMENT

BOX0.85450 56.10 56.34 142.16 101.83 96.58 72.00 35.17 18.65 26.64 11.81 24.24 39.11 39.64 68.27

8 35921INVALID CARRIAGE-OTHERS (NON-

MOTORIZED)1.10334 5.93 5.92 4.71 5.77 8.18 5.01 6.22 7.44 5.78 5.46 6.31 6.48 4.39 5.31

TOTAL CONSUMER DURABLE GOODS 45.93135 105.30 113.87 114.96 110.93 108.13 116.60 110.72 121.89 109.90 107.69 123.28 105.83 109.98 126.56

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Annual Average

CONSUMER NON-DURABLE GOODS

1 15204 MILK, FLAVOURED NOT FROZEN 16.54912 0.28 0.29 0.29 0.29 0.28 0.30 0.29 0.29 0.28 0.27 0.29 0.30 0.27 0.30

2 15204 ICECREAM 2.12962 97.13 80.84 118.10 117.33 121.57 89.84 69.33 92.34 92.55 59.92 54.08 42.76 33.50 78.74

3 15311 GRAM POWDER (BESAN) 2.42854 99.35 105.34 107.02 100.30 102.12 121.19 104.45 126.14 106.18 93.17 94.75 109.02 97.23 102.45

4 15311 WHEAT FLOUR ( ATTA) 0.97287 164.15 152.00 145.96 160.10 146.18 164.42 171.93 167.39 153.02 144.60 147.32 150.61 135.15 137.31

5 15311 HUSK, ANIMAL FEED 0.34568 122.39 109.39 105.10 118.13 114.17 108.61 116.72 171.98 117.36 108.25 86.51 96.22 70.62 99.04

6 15311 MAIDA 0.20649 130.83 114.29 108.33 123.71 100.61 123.03 135.59 131.95 124.47 109.11 103.23 109.45 90.39 111.59

7 15311 BRAN, WHEAT / OTHERS 0.17129 114.56 110.71 89.94 104.71 240.70 109.12 114.41 106.31 102.92 98.35 94.09 94.20 87.20 86.59

8 15313 GRAM DAL 1.46354 114.24 106.46 132.77 112.15 99.44 101.97 116.85 132.59 103.95 92.22 92.22 94.75 79.13 119.50

9 15313 MOONG , MILLED 1.04517 229.05 122.33 130.25 108.73 125.63 123.32 128.31 148.37 145.58 152.63 129.52 91.58 91.82 92.19

10 15313 MASUR, MILLED 0.10021 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

11 15412 BISCUIT, COOKIES 5.99962 68.44 74.98 73.99 71.76 70.87 97.75 77.79 91.00 73.92 76.02 68.99 70.69 65.08 61.96

12 15433 SWEETMEAT CONFECTIONERY 1.28142 93.78 93.78 59.80 60.49 58.37 64.35 91.92 11.85 98.09 325.50 72.72 94.66 93.78 93.78

13 15495 SPICES, MIXED 1.06945 146.81 140.60 191.32 133.70 141.46 93.81 93.07 144.04 147.74 184.30 184.67 118.93 127.79 126.32

14 15497 ROSTED NUTS 5.39914 13.78 14.80 6.12 12.24 12.24 12.24 18.37 24.49 24.49 18.37 12.24 12.24 12.24 12.24

15 15499 PAPAD 4.11268 201.62 251.22 211.54 244.01 257.62 256.73 267.95 278.27 256.73 272.88 240.87 233.54 240.42 254.03

16 15499 COOKED FOOD/MEAL 0.90751 78.86 58.84 70.00 69.30 62.79 61.74 58.43 58.35 56.08 65.30 52.53 50.37 50.29 50.94

17 17299 NECK LEBELS, COTTON 8.70804 364.37 409.42 374.70 555.56 360.28 381.60 332.77 431.05 441.03 400.61 449.69 476.44 337.62 371.75

18 17309 HOSIERY GOODS, OTHERS - COTTON 11.35191 89.33 87.64 166.24 145.22 68.63 93.30 82.82 67.38 78.29 66.82 84.47 140.96 30.79 26.72

19 18101 GARMENTS, KNITTED- COTTON 125.71838 41.40 34.60 44.98 31.53 24.39 30.24 25.55 23.86 23.70 21.62 22.83 43.88 52.79 69.88

20 18101 DRESS,OTHERS- COTTON 43.64784 141.46 132.77 164.48 205.60 127.39 69.34 78.21 59.13 78.48 116.64 131.96 152.92 237.85 171.20

21 18101 CHILDREN CLOTHING,OTHERS- COTTON 9.19533 686.28 389.74 556.94 518.51 496.82 468.82 446.95 389.27 271.79 306.91 328.92 303.41 311.99 276.56

22 18101 GARMENTS, TERENE 6.20934 30.37 8.82 21.73 13.68 16.20 0.68 3.01 5.51 2.94 0.00 0.00 3.85 7.36 30.93

23 18101 LACES 1.71345 46.50 52.05 24.23 12.91 12.87 16.44 18.34 25.86 65.61 110.42 79.15 90.10 97.25 71.39

24 18101 SHIRTS/BUSH SHIRTS, COTTON 0.82021 18.80 23.18 21.36 23.10 22.65 19.47 20.87 23.85 21.86 19.62 29.81 23.35 22.36 29.81

25 18104 GARMENTS, LEATHER 20.07953 9.05 6.14 5.37 5.06 9.38 7.19 9.35 6.76 4.20 4.59 7.45 2.56 8.89 2.89

26 19201 SHOE UPPER, LEATHER 7.35200 109.37 103.87 85.71 63.45 41.76 58.47 68.85 103.76 105.74 91.31 117.14 180.69 179.66 149.88

27 19201 FOOT WEAR, BOOT 6.98553 43.86 2.99 28.17 7.70 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

28 19201 SHOES, PLASTIC / PVC 6.66106 88.42 83.62 84.92 91.80 86.12 94.76 81.19 85.52 83.11 73.51 81.57 90.93 57.10 92.89

29 19201 FOOTWEAR, MIXED MATERIALS 5.83315 66.72 31.75 67.58 75.29 37.21 11.14 5.05 25.74 31.63 23.81 20.81 19.20 27.92 35.60

30 19202CHAPPALS, RUBBER (INCL. HAWAII

CHAPPALS)2.53397 63.62 67.16 64.92 69.40 65.10 51.36 42.19 49.00 43.36 47.05 61.22 218.56 56.30 37.47

31 19202 SHOES, CANVAS 0.59883 102.66 87.51 89.00 102.78 112.88 116.73 103.39 111.29 59.68 71.76 18.19 105.74 82.95 75.72

32 21022 BOXES, CORRUGATED SHEET 2.27086 89.73 84.69 90.32 91.75 70.04 64.47 80.53 91.91 78.92 86.30 94.40 88.53 85.40 93.66

33 21093 GREETING CARDS 4.17219 61.55 42.09 15.71 16.98 30.95 14.86 59.05 107.07 68.85 59.94 58.70 36.30 19.29 17.35

34 22110 BOOKS 5.07676 1404.31 1746.68 1229.69 1227.67 1216.97 1072.52 872.93 1222.46 1039.17 1174.68 1132.76 ###### 914.96 8773.72

35 22121 NEWSPAPER 29.17151 152.43 169.63 160.18 168.10 157.45 178.43 181.07 181.86 170.91 176.56 176.58 171.90 154.88 157.63

36 24232 VACCINE FOR POLIO 181.01448 328.02 213.05 344.86 250.60 166.75 0.00 336.98 125.25 219.47 356.61 192.23 266.18 141.00 156.68

37 24241 SOAP, CAKE -WASHING 0.55634 68.97 69.64 56.05 64.76 62.27 68.50 56.05 61.03 65.39 59.16 96.52 96.52 68.50 80.95

38 24243 DETERGENT CAKE 3.87408 55.24 51.37 53.32 66.60 51.36 56.78 56.50 56.64 60.91 48.71 47.15 38.35 37.87 42.28

39 24243 DETERGENT POWDER 2.16015 15.17 16.50 16.79 3.99 14.86 9.06 11.71 9.54 11.35 24.88 27.66 20.77 17.87 29.47

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40 24248 AGARBATTIS 1.12854 7.04 6.88 6.39 6.43 6.80 5.99 6.50 6.87 8.91 7.02 6.73 6.98 6.80 7.10

41 24248 FLOWER / LEAVES, GUGGL 0.89458 592.78 578.96 536.97 543.19 576.36 503.80 547.34 578.44 748.44 590.88 566.00 586.73 572.22 597.10

42 25202 SUITCASES PLASTIC/PVC 1.19148 63.07 81.64 74.45 67.82 91.29 107.47 43.86 16.19 25.57 42.24 87.73 92.42 131.43 199.24

43 25202 PLASTIC BAG 1.06663 79.97 65.93 85.55 98.56 104.27 77.88 48.19 40.10 33.20 39.95 90.24 44.58 57.10 71.54

44 25209 STICKERS PLASTIC 2.63532 1314.05 1282.27 1316.48 1319.87 1466.20 1470.72 1230.73 1459.55 1304.74 1462.96 942.29 955.01 1073.64 1385.07

45 36991 PEN, FOUNTAIN 3.71481 472.26 369.80 201.34 359.73 421.48 394.63 459.06 550.34 539.60 477.85 257.72 198.66 281.88 295.30

TOTA CONSUMER NON-DURABLE GOODS 540.51862 194.33 151.01 197.84 169.47 128.25 68.72 177.50 111.65 139.55 189.64 132.80 165.47 125.62 205.64

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TABLE 4 INDEX OF INDUSTRIA PRODUCTION WITH THE BASED CLASSIFICATION OF ITEMS OF DIFFERENT INDUSTRY GROUPS



1 BASIC GOODS 276.94 153.17 143.13 140.74 150.15 143.93 149.38 139.47 132.14 140.13 134.33 152.37 145.02 136.83 153.13

2 CAPITAL GOODS 59.92 204.99 221.42 201.15 247.18 174.89 236.04 236.85 255.82 217.30 262.50 296.14 220.89 128.95 179.33

3 INTERMEDIATE GOODS 76.69 97.88 65.88 46.10 61.70 58.34 57.42 63.46 69.41 60.98 52.48 77.56 66.20 83.45 93.46

4 CONSUMER GOODS 586.45 187.36 148.10 191.35 164.89 126.67 72.47 172.27 112.45 137.23 183.22 132.05 160.80 124.40 199.44

GENERAL 1000.00 172.11 144.81 166.78 157.82 129.10 102.42 158.71 123.19 136.98 164.41 143.33 152.78 124.97 177.29

(4a) CONSUMERABLE DURABLE GOODS 45.93 105.30 113.87 114.96 110.93 108.13 116.60 110.72 121.89 109.90 107.69 123.28 105.83 109.98 126.56

(4b) CONSUMER NON DURABLE GOODS 540.52 194.33 151.01 197.84 169.47 128.25 68.72 177.50 111.65 139.55 189.64 132.80 165.47 125.62 205.64

CONSUMER GOODS 586.45 187.36 148.10 191.35 164.89 126.67 72.47 172.27 112.45 137.23 183.22 132.05 160.80 124.40 199.44

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