Industries, Industrial Centres and Factories (Rajasthan)

Kota of Rajasthan is famous for Masuriya sarees. Jaipur is famous for ‘Badla’ industry. Tonk is famous for Namda. Jodhpur famous for designing on marble.

King of Jaipur Sawai Man Singh gave patronage to Blue Pottery. In this craft potteries made up of China clay are attractively painted with Blue colour. This craft in Rajasthan has a Turko-Persian origin.

King of Jaipur Sawai Man Singh gave patronage to Blue Pottery. In this craft potteries made up of China clay are attractively painted with Blue colour. This craft in Rajasthan has a Turko-Persian origin.

King of Jaipur Sawai Man Singh gave patronage to Blue Pottery. In this craft potteries made up of China clay are attractively painted with Blue colour. This craft in Rajasthan has a Turko-Persian origin.

National Institute of Design added craft products as ‘Geographical indicator’ on 14 August, 2006. This includes some unique products like- Blue Pottery of Jaipur, clay industry of Jaipur, Carpet of Navalgund, Embroidery of Kutch, Stone- craft of Agate Art plates of Tanjavur, Embroidery of Sujani, Block printing of Bagh, etc.

Rajasthan’s largest tyre, tube factory has been established in Kankroli (Rajsamand) by J.K. Group.

According to data available for the year 2010, the number of registered factories in Rajasthan was 6811–while Tamil Nadu had highest number (26790) of registered factories. Rajasthan is at 9th place in terms of number of registered factories. As per MoSPI Factory Data 2021-22, Rajasthan has 10237 factories, while Tamil Nadu is in top with 39512 factories.

According to data available for the year 2010, the number of registered factories in Rajasthan was 6811–while Tamil Nadu had highest number (26790) of registered factories. Rajasthan is at 9th place in terms of number of registered factories. As per MoSPI Factory Data 2021-22, Rajasthan has 10237 factories, while Tamil Nadu is in top with 39512 factories.