c SICKNESS IN INDIAN INDL FSTRY 63 TABLE I INDUSTRY-WISE STATEMENT OF SIGK INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKINGS ENJOYING AGGREGATE BANK CREDIT OF RS 1 CRORE AND ABOVE AS AT THE END OF DECEMBER, 1977. No of units Outstandings (Rs crores) 1 Textiles* 73 260.40 (30.3) 2 Engineering 76 225.78 (26.3) 3 Chemicals 17 94.75 (11.0) 4 Jute 30 79.85 f9.3) ^ 5 Iron and steel 20 41.57 (4.8) 6 Sugar 27 40.49 (4.7) 7 Rubber 5 21.22 f2.5; 8 Cement 3 10.90 (1.3) 9 Miscellaneous 38 83.49 (9.7) Total 289 858.45 (100.0) ^Excludes sick mills taken over by the National Textiles Corporation NOTE: Figures in brackets are percentages of total outstandings. SOURCE: Compiled from Reserve Bank of India, Report on Currency and Finance (1977-78), Vol 1, p 118. TABLE II STATE-WISE STATEMENT OF SICK INDUSTRIAL UNDERTAKINGS ENJOYING AGGREGATE BANK CREDIT OF RS 1 CRORE AND ABOVE AS AT THE END OF DECEMBER, 1977 JVb of units Outsi landings (Rs crores} 1 West Bengal 71 238.30 (27.8) 2 Maharashtra 63 199.54 (23.2; 3 Tamil Nadu 35 138.04 (16.1) 4 Gujarat 32 82.56 (9.6) 5 Uttar Pradesh 33 60.08 (7.0) 6 Karnataka 11 37.45 f4.4) 7 Andhra Pradesh 8 19.21 (2.2) 8 Rajasthan 6 17.38 (2.0; 9 Bihar 8 17,03 (2.0) 10 Orissa 3 13.48 (1.6) 11 Madhya Pradesh 5 10.58 (1.2; 12 Kerala 5 9.06 0.1) 13 Haryana 4 7.62 f0.9) 14 Delhi 1 3.12 (0.4; 15 Pondichery 1 1.60 (0.2; 16 Assam 1 1.41 (0.2) 17 Goa 1 1.03 (0.1) 18 Punjab 1 0.96 (0.1) Total 289 858.45 (100.0; NorE: Figures in brackets are percentages of total outstandings. SOURCE: Compiled from Reserve Bank of India, Report on Currency and Finance (1977-78), Vol l,p 118. This survey of sick units is not comprehensive and there may be many more which have not been formally declared, sick, but