Lok Sabha Question No. 770 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2020-09-17
Subject: Status of Jal Jeevan Mission in Rajasthan
Ministry: JAL SHAKTI
Asked by: Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF JAL SHAKTI DEPARTMENT OF DRINKING WATER AND SANITATION

## LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 770 TO BE ANSWERED ON 17.09.2020

## STATUS OF JAL JEEVAN MISSION IN RAJASTHAN

## 770. COL. RAJYAVARDHAN RATHORE:

Will the Minister of JAL SHAKTI be pleased to state:

- (a) the details of villages identified for implementation of Jal Jeevan Mission in Rajasthan during last three years, year and district-wise;
- (b)  the  parameters  being  considered  for  the inclusion of villages  during  each  phase  of implementation of the Jal Jeevan Mission;
- (c) the year-wise progress achieved and financial outlay involved in the implementation of grey water management in each State and each district of the State of Rajasthan;
- (d)  whether  50%  of  the  allocation  of  funds  towards  Panchayati  Raj  institutions  under  the Fifteenth Financial Commission is tied towards water and sanitation; and
- (e) if so, the details of the utilisation of the funds allocated to each State and each district of Rajasthan?

## ANSWER THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF JAL SHAKTI (SHRI RATTAN LAL KATARIA)

- (a) &(b) Government of Rajasthan has prepared a plan under Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) to provide piped drinking water to remaining 88.56 lakh households in the State by 2024. As informed by the  State  Government of Rajasthan,villages/habitations  having piped water supply schemes are given  priority  by  retrofitting  them  for  the  implementation  of  Jal  Jeevan  Mission.  During  the current  year,  under  JJM,  11,744  villages  have  been  planned  for  implementation  to  provide  tap water connections to households. District-wise details is at Annex-I.
- (c) Under Jal Jeevan Mission, at the Ministry level, such work-wise details are not maintained.
- (d)  &  (e)  Yes,  the  grants  under  the  Fifteenth  Finance  Commission  (XV  FC)  award  for  Rural Local Bodies (RLBs) including Panchayati Raj Institutions are provided as basic and tied grants in  the  ratio  of  50:50.  Ministry  of  Finance  released the  first  instalment of  the tied  grants of  Rs. 15,187.50 crore for Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) to all the 28 States including Rajasthan on 15 th July,2020. The State-wise details is at Annex-II . This ministry does not monitor utilisation of funds released by the Ministry of Finance to States for PRIs.

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## Annex-I referred in the reply to Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 770 due for reply on 17.09.2020

## District-wise details of villages planned for implementation of Jal Jeevan Mission during 2020-21 in Rajasthan

| S.No.   | District       | Number of villages planned under JJM   |
|---------|----------------|----------------------------------------|
| 1.      | Ajmer          | 507                                    |
| 2.      | Alwar          | 218                                    |
| 3.      | Banswara       | 532                                    |
| 4.      | Baran          | 437                                    |
| 5.      | Barmer         | 382                                    |
| 6.      | Bharatpur      | 252                                    |
| 7.      | Bhilwara       | 699                                    |
| 8.      | Bikaner        | 260                                    |
| 9.      | Bundi          | 129                                    |
| 10.     | Chittorgarh    | 138                                    |
| 11.     | Churu          | 873                                    |
| 12.     | Dausa          | 192                                    |
| 13.     | Dholpur        | 263                                    |
| 14.     | Dungarpur      | 271                                    |
| 15.     | Ganganagar     | 357                                    |
| 16.     | Hanumangarh    | 339                                    |
| 17.     | Jaipur         | 992                                    |
| 18.     | Jaisalmer      | 260                                    |
| 19.     | Jalor          | 338                                    |
| 20.     | Jhalawar       | 577                                    |
| 21.     | Jhunjhunu      | 238                                    |
| 22.     | Jodhpur        | 605                                    |
| 23.     | Karauli        | 331                                    |
| 24.     | Kota           | 190                                    |
| 25.     | Nagaur         | 211                                    |
| 26.     | Pali           | 265                                    |
| 27.     | Pratapgarh     | 191                                    |
| 28.     | Rajsamand      | 120                                    |
| 29.     | Sawai Madhopur | 129                                    |
| 30.     | Sikar          | 347                                    |
| 31.     | Sirohi         | 146                                    |
| 32.     | Tonk           | 509                                    |
| 33.     | Udaipur        | 446                                    |
| Total   |                | 11,744                                 |

## Annex-II referred in the reply to Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 770 due for reply on 17.09.2020

## State-wise details of first instalment of the Tied Grants released under Fifteenth Finance Commission (XV FC) for Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs)

(Rs. in crore)

| S. No.   | State             | Amount Released   |
|----------|-------------------|-------------------|
| 1.       | Andhra Pradesh    | 656.25            |
| 2.       | Arunachal Pradesh | 57.75             |
| 3.       | Assam             | 401               |
| 4.       | Bihar             | 1,254.5           |
| 5.       | Chhattisgarh      | 363.5             |
| 6.       | Goa               | 18.75             |
| 7.       | Gujarat           | 798.75            |
| 8.       | Haryana           | 316               |
| 9.       | Himachal Pradesh  | 107.25            |
| 10.      | Jharkhand         | 422.25            |
| 11.      | Karnataka         | 804.25            |
| 12.      | Kerala            | 407               |
| 13.      | Madhya Pradesh    | 996               |
| 14.      | Maharashtra       | 1,456.75          |
| 15.      | Manipur           | 44.25             |
| 16.      | Meghalaya         | 45.5              |
| 17.      | Mizoram           | 23.25             |
| 18.      | Nagaland          | 31.25             |
| 19.      | Odisha            | 564.5             |
| 20.      | Punjab            | 347               |
| 21.      | Rajasthan         | 965.5             |
| 22.      | Sikkim            | 10.5              |
| 23.      | Tamil Nadu        | 901.75            |
| 24.      | Telangana         | 461.75            |
| 25.      | Tripura           | 47.75             |
| 26.      | Uttar Pradesh     | 2438              |
| 27.      | Uttarakhand       | 143.5             |
| 28.      | West Bengal       | 1,103             |
| Total    | Total             | 15,187.50         |