Lok Sabha Question No. 5100 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2022-04-04
Subject: Tribal Sub-Plan
Ministry: TRIBAL AFFAIRS
Asked by: Rajeshbhai Naranbhai Chudasama, Ramdas Chandrabhanji Tadas

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF TRIBAL AFFAIRS

## LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO- 5100

TO BE ANSWERED ON- 04/04/2022

## TRIBAL SUB-PLAN

## 5100. SHRI RAJESHBHAI CHUDASAMA: SHRI RAMDAS C. TADAS:

Will the Minister of TRIBAL AFFAIRS be pleased to state:

(a)  the  details  of  schemes/programmes  being  implemented  by  the  Government  for  the  welfare  and development of tribal population in the country?

(b)  whether  the  said  schemes/programmes  especially  Tribal  Sub-Plan  (TSP)  has  achieved  the  desired results in the country including Maharashtra;

(c) if so, the details thereof and if not, the reasons therefor? and

(d) the details of funds provided by Government under the said schemes/programmes during each of the last three years and in the current year including Maharashtra?

## ANSWER

## MINISTER OF STATE FOR TRIBAL AFFAIRS (SMT. RENUKA SINGH SARUTA)

(a) :  Ministry  of  Tribal  Affairs  is  implementing  various  schemes/programmes  for  the  socio-economic development  and  welfare  of  the  Scheduled  Tribes  in  the  country.  Details  of  the  schemes/programmes implemented by the Ministry are given at Annexure- I .

Besides  Ministry  of  Tribal  Affairs,  40  Central  Ministries  /  Departments  have  been  obligated  by  NITI Aayog for earmarking in the range of 4.3 to 17.5 percent of their total Scheme allocation every year as Tribal  Sub  Plan  (TSP)/Scheduled  Tribe  Component  (STC)  funds  for  tribal  development.  TSP  funds  are spent by different Central Ministries / Departments under their schemes for various development projects relating to  education, health, agriculture, irrigation, roads,  housing,  drinking  water, electrification, employment generation, skill development, etc. for accelerated socio-economic development of Scheduled Tribes in the country.

(b)  to  (c): Data  pertaining  to  decennial  Census,  management  information  system,  sample  surveys conducted by different Ministries / Departments of Government of India, reveal that over the years there have been considerable improvements in socio-economic condition of the Scheduled Tribes (STs) in India including Maharashtra, for  example, literacy rate for STs has improved from 47.1% in 2001 to 59% in 2011 and in Maharashtra it has improved from 55.2% to 65.7% during the same period. Further, Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) report (July 2019 - June 2020) reveals that literacy rate for STs increased to 70.1% According to Unified District Information System for Education (UDISE) Plus reports published by Ministry of Education, Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) for ST students at Senior Secondary (classes IX-

X) level has increased from 62.4% in 2012-13 to 76.7% in 2019-20  and for Maharashtra, it has increased from  60.35%  to  88.01%  during  the  same  period.  As  per  National  Family  Health  Surveys  (NFHS) conducted by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, in respect of Scheduled Tribes, Infant Mortality Rate has declined from 62.1 (2005-06) to 44.4 (2015-16) and for Maharashtra, it has declined from 51.4 to 32.8 during the same period; Under Five Mortality Rate has declined from 95.7 (2005-06) to 57.2 (2015-16) and for Maharashtra it has declined from 69.8 to 41.4 during the same period, and Institutional Delivery has increased from 17.7% in 2005-06 to 68.0 % in 2015-16 and for Maharashtra, it has increased from 24.2 % to 74.3 % during the same period. Further, percentage of Underweight (weight-for age) ST children under age five years has declined from 54.5 in 2005-06 to 45.3 in 2015-16 and for Maharashtra, it has declined from 53.2 to 49.4 during the same period.  Erstwhile Planning Commission estimated that percentage of ST people living below the poverty line in rural areas has declined from 62.3% in 2004-05 to 45.3% in 201112. Also, percentage of ST people living below the poverty line in urban areas has declined from 35.5% in 2004-05 to 24.1% in 2011-12. However, there are still gaps in human development indicators between STs and all India population.

(d): Details of funds provided to States/UTs including Maharashtra under some major Schemes of Ministry of Tribal Affairs during last three years and current are given at Annexure II.

Annexure I Annexure  I  referred  to  in  reply  to  part  (a)  of  the  Lok  Sabha  Unstarred  Question  No.  5100  for 04.04.2022  by  SHRI  RAJESHBHAI  CHUDASAMA  and  SHRI  RAMDAS  C.  TADAS  regarding 'TRIBAL SUB-PLAN'

Brief  details  of  Schemes/Programmes  being  implemented  by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs in the country:

(i) Grants under Article 275(1) of the Constitution : Under the Proviso to Article 275(1) of Constitution, Grants are released to 26 States, having ST population for raising the level of administration in Scheduled Areas and for the welfare of tribal people. This is a Special Area Programme and 100% grants are provided to States. Funds are released to the   State Governments depending on the felt needs of ST population to bridge the gap in infrastructure activities in the fields of education, health, skill development, livelihood, drinking water, sanitation, etc.

(ii)  Eklavya  Model  Residential  Schools  (EMRS): Eklavya  Model  Residential  Schools  (EMRSs)  were introduced in the year 1997-98 to impart quality education exclusively to ST children with an objective to provide quality middle and high-level education to Scheduled Tribe (ST) students in remote areas in order to  enable  them  to  avail  of  reservation  in  high  and  professional  educational  courses  and  get  jobs  in government and public and private sectors. In the Union Budget of 2018-19, Government announced that every block with more than 50% ST population and at least 20,000 ST persons will be eligible to have an Eklavya Model Residential School. Eklavya schools will be on par with Navodaya Vidyalayas and will have  special  facilities  for  preserving  local  art  and  culture  besides  providing  training  in  sports  and  skill development.

(iii) Grant-in Aid to Voluntary Organizations working for the welfare of Scheduled Tribes: Under the scheme of Grant-in-Aid to Voluntary Organizations working for the welfare of Scheduled Tribes, the Ministry funds projects in the fields of education and health, covering residential schools, non-residential schools, hostels, mobile dispensaries, ten or more bedded hospitals, etc.

(iv) Pre-Matric Scholarships to ST students : The scheme is applicable to students who are studying in Classes  IX  -X.   Parental  income  from  all  sources  should  not  be  more  than  Rs.2.50  lakhs  per  annum. Scholarship  of  Rs.225/-per  month  for  day  scholars  and  Rs.525/-per  month  for  hostellers  is  given  for  a period of 10 months in a year. Scholarship is disbursed through the State Government/UT Administration. Funding ratio is 75:25 between Centre and States for all States except North East and Hills States/UT like Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Jammu and Kashmir where it is 90:10. For UTs without legislature sharing pattern is 100% Central share.

(v)  Post  Matric  Scholarship  to  ST  students: The  objective  of  the  scheme  is  to  provide  financial assistance to the Scheduled   Tribe   students   studying   at   post-matriculation or post-secondary levels to enable  them  to  complete  their  education.   Parental  income  from  all  sources  should  not  be  more  than Rs.2.50 lakhs per annum. Compulsory fees charged by educational institutions are reimbursed subject to the limit fixed by the concerned State Fee fixation committee and scholarship amount of Rs.230 to Rs.1200 per  month,  depending  upon  the  course  of  study  is  paid.  The  Scheme  is  implemented  by  the  State Governments and Union Territory Administrations. Funding ratio is 75:25 between Centre and States for all  States  except  NE  and  Hilly  States/UT  of  Himachal  Pradesh,  Uttarakhand  and  Jammu  and  Kashmir where it is 90:10. For UTs without legislature sharing pattern is 100% Central share.

(vi) National Overseas Scholarships for ST Candidates: The Scheme provides for financial assistance to selected students to pursue Post Graduation, PhD & Post-Doctoral study abroad.  A total of 20 awards are given every  year.   Of  these,  17  awards  are  for  STs  and  3  awards  for  students  belonging  to  Particularly

Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs).  Parental/family income from all sources should not exceed Rs.6.00 lakhs per annum.

## (vii) National Fellowship &Scholarship for Higher Education of ST students:

(a)National  Scholarship-  (Top  class)  Scheme  [Graduate  level]: The  objective  of  the  scheme  is  to encourage meritorious ST students for pursuing studies in prescribed courses in any of the 246 institutions of  excellence  across  the  country  like  IITs,  AIIMS,  IIMs,  NIITs,  etc.  identified  by  the  Ministry.  Family income from all sources should not exceed Rs.6.00 lakhs per annum. Scholarship amount includes tuition fees, living expenses and allowances for books and computer.

(b)  National  Fellowship  for  ST  students: 750  fellowships  are  provided  to  ST  students  each  year  for pursing higher studies in India for MPhil and PhD. Fellowship is granted as per UGC norms.

(viii) Special   Central   Assistance   to   Tribal   Sub-Scheme   (SCA   to   TSS)/Pradhan Mantri Adi Adarsh Gram Yojana (PMAAGY): Under scheme of Special Central Assistance to Tribal Sub-Scheme (SCA to TSS) 100% grants is provided to the State Governments for activities related to education, health, sanitation,  water supply,  livelihood,  skill  development,  Ashram  Schools,  Boys  and  Girls  Hostels,  minor infrastructure, etc. to bridge the gap between Scheduled Tribe (ST) population and others as a critical gap filling  measure.  The  Scheme  has  been  revamped  as  Pradhan  Mantri  Adi  Adarsh  Gram  Yojana (PMAAGY).

The Ministry has analysed Mission Antyodaya data collated by Ministry of Rural Development and has identified 36,428 villages with 50% ST population and 500 STs to be covered under PMAAGY.  Relevant schemes of different Central Ministries have been identified based on Tribal Sub Plan allocation. States would also be encouraged to supplement with State TSP funds, District Mineral Funds (DMF) and Finance Commission  grants.  Under  PMAAGY,  20.38  lakh  per  village  as  'Gap-filling'  for  approved  activities including administrative expenses will be provided by the Ministry.

(ix) Development of Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs): The scheme of Development of PVTGs covers 75 identified PVTGs among Scheduled Tribes in 18 States and UT of Andaman & Nicobar Islands   for     activities   like   education,   housing,   land   distribution,   land   development,   agricultural development,  animal  husbandry,  construction  of  link  roads,  installation  of  non-conventional  sources of  energy for lighting purpose, social security or any  other innovative activity meant  for the comprehensive socio-economic development of PVTGs.

(x)  Pradhan  Mantri  Jan  Jatiya  Vikas  Mission  (PMJVM): Ministry  of  Tribal  Affairs  has  been implementing a Scheme 'Mechanism for Marketing of Minor Forest Produce through Minimum Support Price and Development of Value Chain for MFP (MSP for MFP)' through Tribal Co-operative Marketing Development  Federation  (TRIFED),  since  2011  with  the  objective  of  providing  safety  net  to  ST  MFP gatherers.

Ministry is implementing another scheme 'Institutional Support for Development and Marketing of Tribal Products'  with  100  %  grant  to  TRIFED  and  State  Forest  Development  Corporations  (SDCs)  for development and marketing of tribal products.

PMJVM has been conceptualized  with  the  merger  of  the  above  two  Schemes  i.e.  'MSP  for  MFP'  and 'Institutional  Support  for  Development  and  Marketing  of  Tribal  Products'.  PMJVM  seeks  to  achieve livelihood driven tribal development through quality input, technology, credit and better marketing access etc. in the next five years.

(xi)  Monitoring,  Evaluation,  Survey  and  Social  Audit  (MESSA): The  Ministry  is  responsible  for monitoring of Central and State Schedule Tribe Component as per framework and mechanism designed by NITI  Aayog.  Ministry  has  initiated  end  to  end  digitization  of  data  bases  of  various  schemes  and  has developed  scheme  specific  portals.  Still  there  is  scope  for  strengthening  the  monitoring  and  evaluation framework through digital and physical verification of the projects. Ministry is revamping the scheme with the  establishment  of  a  Central  PMU  to  monitor  the  scheme  and  non-scheme  initiatives  of  the  ministry, which will coordinate with State level PMUs.

(xii) Support to National/State Scheduled Tribes Finance and Development Corporation (NSTFDC) /  Venture  Capital  Fund  for Scheduled  Tribes  (VCF  -  ST): NSTFDC was started by the Ministry in 2001  to  extend  financial  assistance  at  concessional  rates  to  Scheduled  Tribes  Individuals  /  Self  Help Groups, Co-operative society for undertaking income generation activities. The authorized share capital of NSTFDC stands at Rs 750.00 crore, which has already been provided completely by Government. Now, the Scheme of 'VCF-ST' has been conceptualized by the Ministry with a corpus fund of Rs 50.00 crore for a period of five years during 2021-26 for promoting entrepreneurship/start-up projects by ST youth. It is proposed that  guidelines similar to the scheme of 'Venture Capital  for  Scheduled Castes and Backward Classes' be adopted for the scheme.

(xiii) Support to Tribal Research Institutes (TRIs): Ministry extends support to the State Governments through the Scheme to set up new TRIs where it didn't exist and to strengthen functioning of existing TRIs to carry out its core responsibility towards Research & Documentations, Training and capacity building, promotion of rich tribal heritage etc. To preserve tribal art and culture, financial assistance is provided to TRI's to carry out various activities to preserve and promote tribal culture and heritage across the country through research and documentation, maintenance and preservation of art & artefacts, setting up of tribal museum, exchange visits for the tribals to other parts of the State, organizing tribal festivals etc. Funding under this Scheme is 100% grant-in-aid by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs to the TRIs on need basis with the approval of APEX Committee. TRIs prepare proposal and detailed action plan for the year along with budgetary requirement and submit it to the Ministry through State Tribal Welfare Department. Within the set of TRIs, there are cultural museum, library, training centre, research wing etc.

(xiv) Tribal  Festivals,  Research  Information  and Mass  Education : Through the scheme, promotion of rich tribal cultural heritage, dissemination of information and creation of awareness are given attention to  which  includes  organization  of  Tribal  Craft  &  Food  Festivals,  Sports,  Music,  Dance  &  Photo Competitions, Science, Art & Craft Expos, Workshops, Seminars, Production of documentary films by the  Ministry  &  States,  Bringing  out  Publications  thereby  highlighting  significant  studies,  documenting historical  facets  of  tribal  communities,  achievements  of  Ministry  of  Tribal  Affairs  (MoTA)  &  State Departments besides other advertisements etc. at regular intervals. With a view to fill the gap of research studies  on  tribal  issues,  MoTA  recognizes  renowned  NGOs,  Research  Institutes,  Universities  where expertise exist and which have already made a mark by carrying out pioneering research in the field of tribal cultures as Centre of Excellences (CoEs). It is envisaged that CoEs should play an important role in building knowledge bank to complement dedicated Activities of the Ministry.

Annexure II

Annexure  II  referred  to  in  reply  to  part  (d)  of  the  Lok  Sabha  Unstarred  Question  No.  5100  for 04.04.2022  by  SHRI  RAJESHBHAI  CHUDASAMA  and  SHRI  RAMDAS  C.  TADAS  regarding 'TRIBAL SUB-PLAN'

## Funds released under the scheme 'SCA to TSS 'during last three years

(Rs. in Lakh)

|   S. No. | State/UT          |   2018-19 |   2019-20 |   2020-21 |
|----------|-------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
|        1 | Andhra Pradesh    |   5617.39 |  12470.5  |   4954.96 |
|        2 | Arunachal Pradesh |   2211.83 |   9224.29 |   7015.5  |
|        3 | Assam             |      0    |   2710.08 |   4578.76 |
|        4 | Bihar             |      0    |      0    |    994    |
|        5 | Chhattisgarh      |  10342.6  |   9415.53 |   8769.06 |
|        6 | Goa               |    352.31 |      0    |    724.26 |
|        7 | Gujarat           |  11765.4  |   8975.55 |  10786.4  |
|        8 | Himachal Pradesh  |   3628    |   2394.18 |   1367    |
|        9 | Jammu &Kashmir    |   3749.8  |   4509    |      0    |
|       10 | Jharkhand         |   8564.52 |   6201.49 |   7049.64 |
|       11 | Karnataka         |   5347.76 |   7434    |      0    |
|       12 | Kerala            |    335    |      0    |    459.15 |
|       13 | Madhya Pradesh    |  16969    |  13415.2  |      0    |
|       14 | Maharashtra       |  13802.6  |  11929.1  |      0    |
|       15 | Manipur           |   5442.48 |   1434.02 |      0    |
|       16 | Meghalaya         |   2739.2  |   3788    |    328.25 |
|       17 | Mizoram           |   1220    |   3140    |   1236.22 |
|       18 | Nagaland          |   3225    |   2951.12 |   2846.14 |
|       19 | Odisha            |  17553.2  |   8691.18 |   9010.42 |
|       20 | Rajasthan         |  10327.9  |  11461.4  |   8662.66 |
|       21 | Tamil Nadu        |    315    |    450.56 |    377.47 |
|       22 | Telangana         |   2850.32 |   5361.29 |   4191    |
|       23 | Tripura           |   1294.38 |   1362.97 |   1173.3  |
|       24 | Uttarakhand       |   1012.88 |    600    |    757.8  |
|       25 | Uttar Pradesh     |      0    |    779.91 |    508.83 |
|       26 | West Bengal       |   5833.41 |   5862.58 |   3746    |

## State-wise  funds  released  under  the  scheme  'Pre-Matric  Scholarship'  during  last  three  years  and current year

(Rs. in lakh)

|   Sl. No. | State/UT                       |   2018-19 |   2019-20 |   2020-21 | 2021-22 (as on 28.03.2022)   |
|-----------|--------------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|------------------------------|
|         1 | Andaman &Nicobar Islands       |      5    |      5.62 |     12.33 | 8.03                         |
|         2 | Andhra Pradesh                 |   1210.81 |    736.32 |   1433.81 | 3935.06                      |
|         3 | Assam                          |      0    |      0    |     17.27 | 102.1875                     |
|         4 | Bihar                          |      0    |   7131.47 |      0    | *                            |
|         5 | Chhattisgarh                   |   4755.63 |   4796.94 |   3541.54 |                              |
|         6 | Dadar Nagar Haveli &Daman& Diu |     20    |     44.38 |    234    | 206.62                       |
|         7 | Goa                            |     80.83 |     80.56 |     41.35 |                              |
|         8 | Gujarat                        |   4482.31 |   5248.34 |   2198.84 | 3689.18                      |
|         9 | Himachal Pradesh               |     38.91 |     83.92 |     91.87 | *                            |
|        10 | Jharkhand                      |   2345.92 |   1514.49 |      0    | 3899.03                      |
|        11 | Karnataka                      |   1256.31 |   1846.92 |      0    | 1753.16                      |
|        12 | Kerala                         |    308.73 |    287.31 |    116.56 | 347.07                       |
|        13 | Ladakh                         |      0    |      0    |     42.27 | 74.2192                      |
|        14 | Madhya Pradesh                 |   5884.33 |   7698.9  |   5429.34 | 11458.1753                   |
|        15 | Manipur                        |    773    |    443.33 |      0    | *                            |
|        16 | Mizoram                        |    319.79 |    702.21 |    167.86 | 657.46717                    |
|        17 | Nagaland                       |      0    |      0    |     60.75 | *                            |
|        18 | Odisha                         |   6665.88 |   6157.65 |   6944.96 | 5236.75                      |
|        19 | Puducherry                     |      0    |      0    |      1.63 | *                            |
|        20 | Rajasthan                      |   1716.12 |   5346.97 |   3126.9  | 6234.34                      |
|        21 | Sikkim                         |      7.97 |      3.57 |      9.41 | *                            |
|        22 | Tamil Nadu                     |      0    |    589.74 |    241    | 546.55                       |
|        23 | Telangana                      |    693.84 |      0    |      0    | *                            |
|        24 | Tripura                        |      0    |    386.18 |    252.09 | 58.55                        |
|        25 | Uttar Pradesh                  |      0    |      0    |      0    | 88.17                        |
|        26 | Uttarakhand                    |      0    |      0    |    138.24 | *                            |
|        27 | West Bengal                    |    584.62 |    894.18 |    788.22 | 912.51                       |

Note: Figures for Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu have been merged.

## State-wise  funds  released  under  the  scheme  'Post-Matric  Scholarship'  during  last  three  years  and current year

(Rs. in lakh )

|   Sl. No. | State/UT                       |   2018-19 |   2019-20 |   2020-21 | 2021-22 (as on 28.03.2022)   |
|-----------|--------------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|------------------------------|
|         1 | Andaman &Nicobar Islands       |     10.09 |     11.34 |     13.29 | 10.3475                      |
|         2 | Andhra Pradesh                 |  13945    |   7797.07 |   6039.35 | 8991.45                      |
|         3 | Arunachal Pradesh              |   1883.82 |   6113.41 |   5712.96 | 12360.5                      |
|         4 | Assam                          |   3248.03 |   4867.2  |   5413.54 | 1093.397                     |
|         5 | Bihar                          |      0    |   1525.43 |    708.22 | *                            |
|         6 | Chhattisgarh                   |   4609.57 |   7022.69 |   8790.24 | *                            |
|         7 | Dadar Nagar Haveli &Daman &Diu |      3.41 |     88.66 |   3481.73 | *                            |
|         8 | Goa                            |    536.26 |    732.79 |    458.18 | *                            |
|         9 | Gujarat                        |  32429.1  |  14004.5  |  22977.6  | 46170.25                     |
|        10 | Himachal Pradesh               |    278.15 |   2468.81 |      0    | *                            |
|        11 | Jammu &Kashmir                 |    637.93 |   1048.29 |    805.44 | *                            |
|        12 | Jharkhand                      |   5281.32 |   7862.86 |      0    | 12654.88                     |
|        13 | Karnataka                      |   7341.33 |  15003.4  |      0    | 17080.51                     |
|        14 | Kerala                         |   2674.37 |   1641.52 |   3285.25 | 2516.49                      |
|        15 | Ladakh                         |      0    |      0    |    738    | 2214                         |
|        16 | Madhya Pradesh                 |  13405.2  |  12198.6  |  12344    | 24529.43                     |
|        17 | Maharashtra                    |  15238.1  |  15575.4  |  18149.5  | 19214.82                     |
|        18 | Manipur                        |   2026.76 |   6235.55 |   2184.19 | 4292.145                     |
|        19 | Meghalaya                      |   2457.52 |      0    |      0    | 2636.091                     |
|        20 | Mizoram                        |   3528.21 |   4415.78 |   3446.82 | 3874.64                      |
|        21 | Nagaland                       |   4716.66 |   3268.73 |   3226.37 | 4435.748                     |
|        22 | Odisha                         |  14801.9  |  16640.2  |  19096    | 21842.98                     |
|        23 | Puducherry                     |      0    |      0    |     19.56 | *                            |
|        24 | Rajasthan                      |  13599    |  25950.5  |  25557    | 12904.92                     |
|        25 | Sikkim                         |   1134.36 |    566.8  |    553.83 | 1036.28                      |
|        26 | Tamil Nadu                     |   3933.65 |   5025.19 |   3328.99 | 4849.38                      |
|        27 | Telangana                      |   9921.68 |  19610.6  |  27297.8  | 7503.9                       |
|        28 | Tripura                        |   3626.55 |   2355.78 |   4804.98 | 7188.77                      |
|        29 | Uttar Pradesh                  |   1210.54 |   1822.71 |   2218.67 | *                            |
|        30 | Uttarakhand                    |      0    |      0    |      0    | 3568.37                      |
|        31 | West Bengal                    |   2219.39 |   2411    |   2256.42 | 3872.05                      |

Note: Figures for Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu have been merged.

Funds released under 'Grants under Article 275(1) of the Constitution' during last three years and current year

(Rs. in Lakh)

|   S.N. | State/UT          |   2018-19 |   2019-20 |   2020-21 |   2021-22 (As on 29.03.2022) |
|--------|-------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|------------------------------|
|      1 | Andhra Pradesh    |   6390.77 |   8942.43 |   2055.55 |                      2638.65 |
|      2 | Arunachal Pradesh |  12170.5  |  13202.2  |   6014    |                      9830    |
|      3 | Assam             |   3916.32 |  10802.9  |   4592.37 |                      2570    |
|      4 | Bihar             |      0    |      0    |      0    |                       642.08 |
|      5 | Chhattisgarh      |  11352.9  |  22500.8  |   9976.24 |                     11604    |
|      6 | Goa               |    345.66 |      0    |      0    |                       600.41 |
|      7 | Gujarat           |  11648.2  |  16833.9  |   5940.04 |                      6923.79 |
|      8 | Himachal Pradesh  |   3378.16 |   5314.7  |   1161    |                      1500    |
|      9 | Jammu &Kashmir    |   2051.79 |   5410    |      0    |                         0    |
|     10 | Jharkhand         |   7354.3  |  11166.8  |  10278    |                     12264.2  |
|     11 | Karnataka         |   5220.61 |  10435.5  |   3305.68 |                      3210    |
|     12 | Kerala            |    472.28 |    633.29 |      0    |                         0    |
|     13 | Madhya Pradesh    |  24635.3  |  44938.9  |   4279.78 |                      3894.43 |
|     14 | Maharashtra       |  17015.9  |  23136.7  |   4573.16 |                         0    |
|     15 | Manipur           |   5367.65 |   6151.91 |      0    |                         0    |
|     16 | Meghalaya         |   5129.79 |   4799.53 |    492.71 |                       819    |
|     17 | Mizoram           |   3507.71 |   6598.83 |   1909.71 |                      2971.54 |
|     18 | Nagaland          |   9194.49 |   6802.11 |   1717.38 |                      3058.39 |
|     19 | Odisha            |  21449.2  |  15110.7  |   6304.62 |                     11382    |
|     20 | Rajasthan         |  13769.2  |  15586.2  |   9166    |                     10435.2  |
|     21 | Sikkim            |    355.34 |   3175.35 |    516    |                      2045    |
|     22 | Tamil Nadu        |    773.57 |   6356.07 |      0    |                         0    |
|     23 | Telangana         |   3248.89 |   9973.28 |   2517    |                      2050    |
|     24 | Tripura           |   2006.73 |   2952.63 |    201.74 |                       607.53 |
|     25 | Uttar Pradesh     |    252.43 |   2760.71 |    927.43 |                       832.71 |
|     26 | Uttarakhand       |   1255.27 |    428.37 |      0    |                       100.65 |
|     27 | West Bengal       |   9235.73 |  12127.2  |   4041.14 |                         0    |

## State wise funds released under the Scheme of 'Development of PVTGs', during last three years and current year

(Rs. in lakh)

|   S.No | State/UT                 |   2018-19 |   2019-20 |   2020-21 |   2021-22 (As on 21.03.2022) |
|--------|--------------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|------------------------------|
|      1 | Andhra Pradesh           |   1837    |   3713.43 |   1245.51 |                      1829.6  |
|      2 | Andaman &Nicobar Islands |      0    |      0    |      0    |                       252.11 |
|      3 | Chhattisgarh             |   1051.5  |   1311.35 |    989.32 |                       996.9  |
|      4 | Gujarat                  |    604    |    429.05 |    552.2  |                       761.8  |
|      5 | Jharkhand                |   3295.79 |    847    |   1777.29 |                      1696.93 |
|      6 | Karnataka                |    460    |   1933.01 |    438.46 |                       661.17 |
|      7 | Kerala                   |      0    |      0    |     88    |                         0    |
|      8 | Madhya Pradesh           |   7998.09 |   8064.89 |   2188.11 |                      2888.69 |
|      9 | Maharashtra              |   1230.26 |   2510    |   1411.66 |                         0    |
|     10 | Manipur                  |   1157.55 |      0    |      0    |                         0    |
|     11 | Odisha                   |   3626    |    976.38 |   1202    |                      1197    |
|     12 | Rajasthan                |   1008    |    968.1  |    968    |                       706.17 |
|     13 | Tamil Nadu               |      0    |    819.48 |    551.08 |                      1967.81 |
|     14 | Telangana                |    533    |    538.5  |   1460.5  |                      1193.04 |
|     15 | Tripura                  |    789.53 |   1960.82 |    231.43 |                      1481.71 |
|     16 | Uttar Pradesh            |      0    |      0    |     82.04 |                         0    |
|     17 | Uttarakhand              |    565.86 |    489.53 |    295    |                       367.07 |
|     18 | West Bengal              |    843.42 |    437.47 |    519.4  |                         0    |

## Fund released under the Scheme 'Grant-in-Aid to Voluntary Organizations Working for Welfare of STs during last three years and current year (in Rs)

| S.N.   | State/UT          | 2018-19          | 2018-19       | 2019-20          | 2019-20       | 2020-21          | 2020-21       | 2021-22          | 2021-22       |
|--------|-------------------|------------------|---------------|------------------|---------------|------------------|---------------|------------------|---------------|
| S.N.   | State/UT          | EDUCATION SECTOR | HEALTH SECTOR | EDUCATION SECTOR | HEALTH SECTOR | EDUCATION SECTOR | HEALTH SECTOR | EDUCATION SECTOR | HEALTH SECTOR |
| 1      | Andhra Pradesh    | 9956434          | 2919920       | 4979433          | 5177785       | 1221283          | 3804797       | 5627780          | 10600884      |
| 2      | Arunachal Pradesh | 40667502         | 8043842       | 15662535         | 19933152      | 12375556         | 14808741      | 18010423         | 5768570       |
| 3      | Assam             | 10684700         | 8192252       | 1405983          | 4807422       | 2340816          | 1720830       | 3743167          | 14769311      |
| 4      | Chattisgarh       | -                | -             | -                | -             | -                | -             | 13036874         | -             |
| 5      | Chhattisgarh      | 17482240         | -             | 15948615         | -             | 4189137          | 711209        | -                | -             |
| 6      | Delhi             | 540869           | -             | -                | -             | 1316151          | -             | 1428775          | -             |
| 7      | Gujarat           | 17048209         | 6963313       | 12533244         | 5354856       | 4252127          | 7846220       | 5082871          | 5320176       |
| 8      | Himachal Pradesh  | 28015712         | -             | 17953743         | -             | 22425259         | -             | 13154561         | -             |
| 9      | Jammu and Kashmir | 1968822          | -             | 1587901          | -             | 4639377          | -             | 2672910          | -             |
| 10     | Jharkhand         | 93725822         | 52803688      | 56615083         | 50899554      | 12448475         | 37688507      | 46040792         | 23671125      |
| 11     | Karnataka         | 25277497         | 21494382      | 16017371         | 9480098       | 3758208          | 7892836       | 13346498         | 8947283       |
| 12     | Kerala            | 5473467          | 2256625       | -                | -             | 2884500          | 9197983       | 7674134          | 6607339       |
| 13     | Ladakh            | -                | -             | -                | -             | -                | -             | 3689713          | 618882        |
| 14     | Madhya Pradesh    | 94196926         | -             | 49199977         | -             | 22388570         | -             | 110269307        | -             |
| 15     | Maharashtra       | 56691939         | -             | 62859152         | -             | 40257292         | -             | 67398480         | -             |
| 16     | Manipur           | 19204931         | 1413900       | 31683604         | 1413900       | 24506073         | 3586275       | 54828976         | 5374009       |
| 17     | Meghalaya         | 77190175         | 5288205       | 138754746        | 6592907       | 79359500         | 5141093       | 68291606         | 9310693       |
| 18     | Mizoram           | 7941076          | 1432180       | 2680047          | 2031481       | -                | 6963997       | 6079087          | 5072162       |
| 19     | Nagaland          | 1803888          | -             | -                | -             | -                | -             | -                | -             |
| 20     | Odisha            | 311188710        | 12452848      | 286782893        | 7214677       | 152394090        | 1287804       | 239506052        | 2975608       |
| 21     | Rajasthan         | 29419245         | -             | 17184495         | -             | 18979922         | -             | 10165582         | -             |
| 22     | Sikkim            | 8501627          | -             | 3046526          | -             | 946123           | -             | 2718360          | -             |
| 23     | Tamil Nadu        | 11680039         | 21232954      | 6235422          | 22673330      | 2604255          | 9098778       | 7964049          | 19509796      |
| 24     | Telangana         | 5363885          | -             | 1096770          | -             | 5481754          | -             | 5664219          | -             |
| 25     | Tripura           | 5771765          | -             | 4656113          | -             | 3354479          | -             | 156271           | -             |
| 26     | Uttar Pradesh     | -                | -             | -                | -             | 11222937         | -             | 3220666          | -             |
| 27     | Uttarakhand       | 13381104         | -             | 851220           | 706950        | 4147512          | 706950        | 5390422          | 1032066       |
| 28     | West Bengal       | 61207404         | 19359147      | 54328698         | 10154491      | 35068283         | 11982301      | 45267526         | 12492995      |

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