Hapur (Panchsheel Nagar)
₹5,426 cr
of bankable business potential identified by the government in Hapur (Panchsheel Nagar).
Source: NABARD PLP 2023-24
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NABARD's plan for Hapur (Panchsheel Nagar) · PLP 2023-24
₹5,426 crof bankable credit potential identified by the government
Crop production, maintenance & marketing
₹2,370 cr
MSME
₹1,598 cr
Term loans for agriculture & allied activities
₹512 cr
Housing
₹296 cr
Hapur (Panchsheel Nagar) has a total priority-sector credit potential of ₹5,426.17 crore for 2023-24, up 9.2% on the previous year. Agriculture makes up the bulk at ₹3,187.03 crore (about 59%) and MSME the next-largest slice at ₹1,597.80 crore (about 29%).
The biggest single opportunity is short-term crop loans at ₹2,369.60 crore — Hapur is 100% irrigated and grows wheat, paddy, maize, mustard, potato and sugarcane, with wheat yields (4.64 MT/ha) well above the state average. On the investment side, dairy leads at ₹300.62 crore, followed by farm mechanisation (₹100.98 crore), food and agro-processing (₹80.63 crore) and plantation/horticulture (₹36.23 crore). There is also good scope for processing vegetables, spices, jaggery, menthol and milk products. On the industry side, MSME lending (₹1,323.50 crore term + ₹274.30 crore working capital) supports the district's grain and flour mills, jari embroidery and handloom units. Storage and marketing infrastructure alone offers ₹165.75 crore.
The PLP's own concerns: shortage of good seed, fertiliser and veterinary services; no working milk-collection routes and a need for bulk milk-chilling units; unreliable power; falling groundwater; weak storage that forces farmers to sell cheap to middlemen; and a credit-deposit ratio that has slipped three years in a row to 60.63%.
What the plan promotes
- Crop production dominates with ₹2369.60 cr of the plan; main crops are wheat, paddy, maize, mustard, potato and sugarcane, with sugarcane and cotton as the cash crops. Wheat yield averaged 4.64 MT/ha versus the state average of 3.79 MT/ha.
- Dairy is the single biggest term-loan opportunity at ₹300.62 cr; livestock (dairy, poultry, fisheries) is a key part of the district economy and needs stronger market access at the local level.
- Farm mechanisation carries ₹100.98 cr of term-loan potential, with the district 100% irrigated (net sown 87,508 ha) mainly from canals, tubewells and ponds.
- Food and agro-processing shows ₹80.63 cr potential; the PLP flags good scope for processing units in vegetables, spices, floriculture, menthol, jaggery/khandsari, milk and milk products.
- Plantation & horticulture including sericulture is projected at ₹36.23 cr of term loans.
- MSME credit potential of ₹1597.80 cr covers the district's 28 grain/flour/dal mills plus other small units, with jari embroidery and handloom work also practised.
Gaps the plan names
- Shortage of quality inputs (good seed, fertiliser, nurseries) and of veterinary services, poultry hatchery units and cattle-feed units.
- Unreliable power supply and unavailability of milk collection routes; old milk routes need to be restarted and bulk milk-chilling units set up on the routes.
- Falling groundwater levels, insufficient forest cover, and weak marketing systems for non-farm produce, plus underdeveloped rural haats (markets).
- Weak breed quality of animals needing frozen-semen supply and para-vet training for cattle breed improvement.
- The credit-deposit (CD) ratio has fallen for three years running (67.94% to 62.79% to 60.63% at 31.03.2022), a poor signal for credit flow, alongside a lack of integrated minor-irrigation and water-conservation systems.
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What the plan promotes
- Crop production dominates with ₹2369.60 cr of the plan; main crops are wheat, paddy, maize, mustard, potato and sugarcane, with sugarcane and cotton as the cash crops. Wheat yield averaged 4.64 MT/ha versus the state average of 3.79 MT/ha.
- Dairy is the single biggest term-loan opportunity at ₹300.62 cr; livestock (dairy, poultry, fisheries) is a key part of the district economy and needs stronger market access at the local level.
- Farm mechanisation carries ₹100.98 cr of term-loan potential, with the district 100% irrigated (net sown 87,508 ha) mainly from canals, tubewells and ponds.
- Food and agro-processing shows ₹80.63 cr potential; the PLP flags good scope for processing units in vegetables, spices, floriculture, menthol, jaggery/khandsari, milk and milk products.
- Plantation & horticulture including sericulture is projected at ₹36.23 cr of term loans.
- MSME credit potential of ₹1597.80 cr covers the district's 28 grain/flour/dal mills plus other small units, with jari embroidery and handloom work also practised.
Gaps the plan names
- Shortage of quality inputs (good seed, fertiliser, nurseries) and of veterinary services, poultry hatchery units and cattle-feed units.
- Unreliable power supply and unavailability of milk collection routes; old milk routes need to be restarted and bulk milk-chilling units set up on the routes.
- Falling groundwater levels, insufficient forest cover, and weak marketing systems for non-farm produce, plus underdeveloped rural haats (markets).
- Weak breed quality of animals needing frozen-semen supply and para-vet training for cattle breed improvement.
- The credit-deposit (CD) ratio has fallen for three years running (67.94% to 62.79% to 60.63% at 31.03.2022), a poor signal for credit flow, alongside a lack of integrated minor-irrigation and water-conservation systems.
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About Hapur (Panchsheel Nagar)
Hapur district is a recently formed district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh with a population of about 1,338,211 at the 2011 Census. It arose as an area leading in the trade of grains and jaggery. This district on the Ganges river is 60 kilometres (37 mi) from New Delhi. Being located on the river could be a reason for its prosperity in trade. It is the smallest district of Uttar Pradesh.
Source: Wikipedia — Hapur district
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