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Special programs for naxal hit districts

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Following is an excerpt from a PTI report in zeenews.

In a bid to tackle the Naxal menace in 60 most affected districts, the Centre has decided to start major initiatives there which includes IAY housing for people whose homes have been destroyed and construction of concrete roads.

The Rural Development Ministry has also planned to start a PPP initiative with private companies for value addition in non-timber forest produce in six districts of Orissa, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh as a pilot project.

… "We are actually going to them for four major decisions. First is Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana. We are going to allow concrete roads to be built in the highly affected blocks in the 60 districts. Normally, we build black top roads. But on security point of view, cement concrete roads will be done," Ramesh said.

He said 90 per cent of amount for the construction of the roads will be borne by the Centre and 10 per cent will be borne by the state. At present, the ratio stands at 50-50.

The government also decided to make all sections of people whose houses were destroyed in Naxal violence eligible for housing under the Indira Awas Yojana in these districts.

… "For disabled, widows and old age beneficiaries, the district administration will construct the IAY houses. Right now, what happens is, we give the money, yet these people are unable to construct houses," the Minister added.

All the 60 IAP districts would be covered under the National Rural Livelihood Mission by March 31, 2013, he said.

"We will start a programme for placement linked jobs for 3,00,000 unemployed youths in these 60 districts over the next five years. These youths will be trained and provided jobs," Ramesh said.

Orissa needs to better spent its NREGS and Indira Awas allocation

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Following is from Samaja. Its unacceptable that Orissa only spent 650 crores out of the allocated 1100 crores for NREGS during 2008-2009. The unspent money could have built half of Khurda-Balangir line. The Orissa government needs to do a better job at spending this money.

Allocations under Indira Awas Yojana

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The following is from http://pib.nic.in/release/release.asp?relid=36286.

The Ministry of Rural Development has allocated Rs. 1213330 lakh during the last four years ( till 2007-08) for its Rural Housing projects under the Indira Awaas Yojana (IAY) Scheme. The total number of Houses constructed during this period stood at 1458367. An amount of Rs.134846.35 lakh was released as Second installment during the finacial year 2006-07. However, as per the guidelines of the Indira Awaas Yojana (IAY) Scheme, second instalment of funds is released only to those States/DRDAs who have spent at least 60% of the total available funds during the year including the amount of 1st instalment. Also, the construction of IAY houses is done by the beneficiaries themselves with a layout and type design of their own choice. As per “All India Report on Concurrent Evaluation of Indira Awaas Yojana (IAY)” conducted during 1998 – 1999, 86% of the beneficiaries have expressed satisfaction with the constructed houses. The Central allocation for the last three years and current year and amount released to various States/UTs as second instalment of funds under Indira Awaas Yojana during the year 2006-07, alongwith the amount utilized by them and the houses constructed, is given in the table enclosed.

Sl.

Name of the States / UT s

Central Allocation

Central

Utilisation

No. of

No.

 

2004-05

2005-06

2006-07

2007-08

Release

of funds

houses

 

 

 

 

 

 

as Second

durng

Constructed

 

 

 

 

 

 

installment

2006-07

during

 

 

 

 

 

 

During

#

2006-07

 

 

 

 

 

 

2006-07

 

 

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1

ANDHRA PRADESH

17981.83

24399.42

25939.14

36027.75

12969.57

33784.76

146403

2

ARUNACHAL PRADESH

825.98

949.43

1018.68

1395.30

468.87

1023.40

4600

3

ASSAM

18584.99

20994.23

22525.46

30853.66

9815.43

36388.67

125441

4

BIHAR

48846.34

72020.72

76565.57

106344.49

35254.49

124880.81

349053

5

CHHATTISGARH

3074.96

3773.17

4011.28

5571.39

2005.64

5334.44

20818

6

GOA

116.18

150.28

159.77

221.90

55.56

196.06

1115

7

GUJARAT

5167.82

11966.03

12721.14

17668.82

6172.85

15443.63

65195

8

HARYANA

1747.40

1680.04

1786.06

2480.72

877.39

2707.97

10375

9

HIMACHAL PRADESH

773.06

592.56

629.95

874.96

311.05

907.53

3317

10

JAMMU & KASHMIR

924.74

1840.52

1956.67

2717.68

825.23

2381.15

10667

11

JHARKHAND

14351.50

6423.93

6829.31

9485.46

2207.84

11782.16

57246

12

KARNATAKA

9301.41

9400.43

9993.64

13880.51

4455.96

12140.71

49088

13

KERALA

5763.87

5227.51

5557.39

7718.85

2778.70

7062.58

30817

14

MADHYA PRADESH

10730.71

7504.14

7977.69

11080.48

3887.98

13024.53

54544

15

MAHARASHTRA

16503.47

14714.56

15643.12

21727.25

7613.02

24512.90

78427

16

MANIPUR

984.83

824.15

884.26

1211.19

213.89

784.14

3460

17

MEGHALAYA

1308.47

1435.38

1540.07

2109.47

124.34

1189.73

4183

18

MIZORAM

314.12

305.89

328.20

449.55

130.17

410.53

2178

19

NAGALAND

844.67

949.84

1019.11

1395.90

137.39

1069.52

6321

20

ORISSA

14476.04

14149.75

15042.66

20893.26

7446.29

21534.98

81345

21

PUNJAB

1157.56

2077.71

2208.83

3067.91

401.75

1932.32

8250

22

RAJASTHAN

4876.10

6013.11

6392.56

8878.84

3196.23

9351.73

33397

23

SIKKIM

226.45

181.66

194.91

266.97

97.46

387.85

1554

24

TAMILNADU

9030.00

9768.97

10385.44

14424.69

5192.72

20434.91

27919

25

TRIPURA

1910.49

1849.42

1984.31

2717.96

921.16

2531.71

10612

26

UTTAR PRADESH

32923.88

32348.75

34390.12

47765.59

16791.98

42750.32

165469

27

UTTARANCHAL

3419.68

1621.77

1724.11

2394.68

852.42

3221.45

17239

28

WEST BENGAL

19407.12

19518.40

20750.10

28820.51

9630.34

28051.07

128838

29

A&N ISLANDS

218.73

309.46

328.99

456.94

0.00

12.87

62

30

D&N HAVELI

114.78

51.56

54.82

76.13

0.00

25.92

77

31

DAMAN & DIU

47.51

23.07

24.52

34.06

0.00

1.86

8

32

LAKHSHADWEEP

3.72

20.00

21.26

29.54

10.63

34.88

88

33

PONDICHERRY

108.59

154.14

163.86

227.59

0.00

45.36

261

 

TOTAL

246067

273240

290753

403270

134846.35

425342.45

1498367

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PMGSY in Orissa.

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Telegraph has reported on it. Following are some excerpts.

… the Union rural development ministry has released in one go Rs 466 crore towards Prime Minister Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY), …

He told the media that Rs 1,684 crore had been sanctioned for Orissa under PMGSY, out of which Rs 466 crore has now been released.

“Under PMGSY scheme, roads for 12,539 km have been approved by the Centre for Orissa, of which construction on 6,656 km has been completed,” he added. …

Singh said the Sampurna Gramin Rozgar Yojana would be implemented in those districts not covered under the National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme.

A sum of Rs 46.91 crore had been sanctioned for Orissa under the SGRY for the current fiscal, of which Rs 34.25 crore had been released and Rs 3.60 crore utilised so far, he said. …

The minister also informed that the “below poverty line (BPL)” census for 2002 was over but clarifications have been sought from the planning commission on the number of BPL families in “adjusted share”.

The state government had requested the Centre that selection of Indira Awas Yojana (IAY) beneficiaries for 2007-08 be allowed from the permanent IAY waitlist prepared by the state on the basis of BPL census 1997 as, the state administration feels, the 2002 census is incomplete.

Singh said he has accepted the request.