Lok Sabha Question No. 172 (STARRED), answered on 2018-07-30
Subject: Skill Development
Ministry: SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Asked by: JAY PRAKASH NARAYAN YADAV, BHARATI DHIRUBHAI SHIYAL

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

## LOK SABHA

## STARRED QUESTION NO. *172 TO BE ANSWERED ON 30.07.2018

## SKILL DEVELOPMENT

## *172.  SHRI JAI PRAKASH NARAYAN YADAV, DR. BHARATIBEN D. SHYAL:

## Will the MINISTER of SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP be pleased to state:

- (a) whether  the  Government  proposes  to  set  up  network  of  institutes  for  Skill Development in various States, especially in backward areas of Rajasthan;
- (b) if  so,  the  details  thereof  including  the  action plan  being  prepared along with the proposed training modules for the purpose;
- (c) the amount spent for skill development and entrepreneurship during 2015-16, 2016-17 and 2017-18, year-wise;
- (d) the sectors in which the persons trained during the said years were provided opportunities of employment; and
- (e) whether  the  Government  is  also  providing  funds  to  the  States  for  skill development and if so, the details thereof, State-wise?

## ANSWER

## MINISTER IN THE MINISTRY OF SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP (SHRI DHARMENDRA PRADHAN)

(a) to (e) A statement is laid on the Table of the House.

## STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN  REPLY TO PARTS (a) to (e) of LOK SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO. 172 TO BE ANSWERED ON 30.07.2018 ASKED BY SHRI JAI PRAKASH  NARAYAN  YADAV:  DR.  BHARATIBEN D. SHYAL REGARDING 'SKILL DEVELOPMENT

(a)  to  (e) The Government of India has launched an initiative for transformation of identified  Aspirational  Districts  which  rank  poorly  in  important  social  indicators  like health & nutrition, education, agriculture & water resources, financial inclusion & skill formation and basic infrastructure. Five districts of Rajasthan have been identified as aspirational districts namely, Baran, Jaisalmer, Dholpur, Karauli and Sirohi.

In order to bring the aspirational districts at par with other districts in terms of skill  development,  a  Master  Plan  has  been  prepared  listing  the  strategies  of  the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship to achieve the goals towards the transformation of these districts. The strategy, inter alia, includes providing training infrastructure  in  districts  which  currently  do  not  have  such  facilities,  formation  of district  action  plans,  providing  counselling  facilities  at  Pradhan  Mantri  Kaushal Kendras  (PMKKs),  organising  job  fairs,  facilitating  loans  for  trained  candidates through Mudra Scheme, etc.

To strengthen the training infrastructure, the Government  is promoting Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Kendras (PMKKs) as model skill centres in every district. As on date, 613 PMKKs have been allocated covering 548 districts, of which 462 have been  established.  Of  the five aspirational districts  of  Rajasthan,  PMKKs  are operational  in  Jaisalmer  and  Baran  while  in  Dholpur  and  Karauli  PMKKs  are expected to be operationalized by September, 2018 and in Sirohi by January, 2019.

Under  the  Pradhan  Mantri  Kaushal  Vikas  Yojana  (PMKVY),  a  flagship outcome-based skill training scheme of the Ministry, short term training is imparted to provide  employable  skills  to  the  youth  to  access  better  employment  opportunities. Presently,  there  are  7213  PMKVY  training  centres  across  the  country  providing training in sectors like agriculture, construction, automotive, retail, food processing, beauty & wellness, etc. Of these training centres, 33 are in aspirational districts of Rajasthan.

Long term training  is  imparted  through  Industrial  Training  Institutes  (ITIs)  in 127  trades  like  Electrician,  Fitter,  Machinist,  Welder,  Mechanic  Motor  Vehicle,  etc. There  are  14295  ITIs  (2187  Government  and  12108  Private)  of  which  149  are  in aspirational districts of Rajasthan.

The  Ministry  has  spent  a  total  of  991.15  crore,  1521.94  crore  and  2149.95 crore in the year 2015-16, 2016-17 and 2017-18 respectively, on skill development and entrepreneurship programmes. The Government has modified the guidelines for PMKVY  2.0  (2016-2020)  to  involve  State  Governments  in  implementation  of  the programme.  It  now  has  two  components  known  as  Centrally  Sponsored  Centrally Managed  (CSCM),  being  implemented  by  National  Skill  Development  Corporation (NSDC)  and  Centrally  Sponsored  State  Managed  (CSSM),  being  implemented  by State Skill Development Missions of the States/ UTs. State-wise details of physical and  financial  allocation,  approved  in-principle,  and  funds  disbursed  under  CSSM component so far are at Annexure.

## Annexure

Annexure referred to in reply to LSSQ No. *172 to be answered on 30.07.2018 asked by Shri Jai Prakash Narayan Yadav, Dr. Bharatiben D. Shyal regarding 'Skill Development'

State-wise  details  of physical  and  financial allocation,  approved  in-principle,  and  funds disbursed as on 17.07.2018, under CSSM component of PMKVY (2016-20)

| S. No.   | State Name           | Training Targets Approved (2016-20)   | Funds Approved (2016-20)   | Funds Released by MSDE   |
|----------|----------------------|---------------------------------------|----------------------------|--------------------------|
| 1.       | Uttar Pradesh        | 1,42,552                              | 2,09,04,00,000             | 52,26,00,000             |
| 2.       | Chhattisgarh         | 48,532                                | 71,16,73,248               | 13,19,76,000             |
| 3.       | Rajasthan            | 64,526                                | 94,62,15,130               | 14,19,35,789             |
| 4.       | Madhya Pradesh       | 84,058                                | 1,23,26,26,512             | 21,46,66,296             |
| 5.       | Tripura              | 36,875                                | 54,07,35,000               | 8,37,68,100              |
| 6.       | Andhra Pradesh       | 64,608                                | 94,74,11,712               | 11,84,26,464             |
| 7.       | Karnataka            | 94,164                                | 1,38,08,20,896             | 21,43,95,135             |
| 8.       | Arunachal Pradesh    | 29,510                                | 43,27,34,640               | 7,21,32,216              |
| 9.       | Tamil Nadu           | 1,40,880                              | 2,06,58,64,320             | 34,43,10,720             |
| 10.      | Punjab               | 55,028                                | 80,69,30,592               | 26,39,52,000             |
| 11.      | Puducherry           | 10,619                                | 15,57,17,016               | 2,59,55,280              |
| 12.      | Bihar                | 89,664                                | 1,38,05,74,540             | 36,81,62,449             |
| 13.      | Uttarakhand          | 48,236                                | 74,26,99,339               | 20,32,43,040             |
| 14.      | Himachal Pradesh     | 49,499                                | 76,21,46,003               | 21,55,60,800             |
| 15.      | Manipur              | 32,472                                | 49,99,77,879               | 24,99,88,939             |
| 16.      | A & N Islands        | 4,108                                 | 6,32,51,698                | 2,10,78,767              |
| 17.      | Chandigarh           | 10,288                                | 15,84,06,394               | 6,15,88,800              |
| 18.      | Gujarat              | 77,824                                | 1,19,82,71,693             | 35,94,93,826             |
| 19.      | Haryana              | 56,036                                | 86,27,97,499               | 21,56,99,375             |
| 20.      | Odisha               | 58,046                                | 89,37,45,871               | 27,71,49,600             |
| 21.      | Telangana            | 59,611                                | 91,78,42,489               | 22,94,64,472             |
| 22.      | West Bengal          | 1,23,550                              | 1,90,23,24,060             | 38,04,64,812             |
| 23.      | Jammu & Kashmir      | 47,302                                | 72,83,18,354               | 22,94,18,280             |
| 24.      | Jharkhand            | 57,668                                | 88,79,25,730               | 29,59,64,978             |
| 25.      | Nagaland             | 33,021                                | 50,84,30,941               | 16,94,76,980             |
| 26.      | Assam                | 47,258                                | 72,76,40,878               | 36,95,32,800             |
| 27.      | Sikkim               | 4,900                                 | 7,54,46,280                | 2,00,16,360              |
| 28.      | Daman and Diu        | 4,000                                 | 6,15,88,800                | 2,00,16,360              |
| 29.      | Kerala               | 71,450                                | 1,10,01,29,940             | 22,00,25,988             |
| 30.      | Meghalaya            | 33,642                                | 51,79,92,602               | 12,77,96,760             |
| 31.      | Maharashtra          | 1,67,127                              | 2,57,32,87,845             | 85,77,62,615             |
| 32.      | Delhi                | 81,000                                | 1,24,71,73,200             | 15,39,72,000             |
| 33.      | Dadra & Nagar Haveli | 4,000                                 | 6,15,88,800                | 1,10,85,984              |
| 34.      | Goa                  | 46,951                                | 72,29,13,937               | 10,70,25,937             |
| 35.      | Mizoram              | 36,671                                | 56,46,30,721               | 10,88,73,601             |
|          | Grand Total          | 20,15,676                             | 30,47,02,34,559            | 7,40,69,81,523           |