Lok Sabha Question No. 391 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2021-07-20
Subject: Rural Development Schemes
Ministry: RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Asked by: Sumedhanand Saraswati, Sudhakar Tukaram Shrangre, Balak Nath

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT

## LOK  SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 391

ANSWERED ON 20/07/2021

## RURAL DEVELOPMENT SCHEMES

391. SHRI SUMEDHANAND SARASWATI: SHRI SUDHAKAR TUKARAM SHRANGARE: SHRI BALAK NATH:

Will the Minister of RURAL DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state:

- (a) the names and details of the various ongoing rural development schemes in the country;
- (b) the allocation made for these rural development schemes in Rajasthan and Maharashtra during the years 2014 and 2019 respectively and the works for which the above allocation has been spent, year-wise;
- (c) the amount allocated and spent particularly in Sikar, Jhunjhunu, Churu and Alwar districts of Rajasthan and Latur district of Maharashtra from the years 2014 and 2019 till date, respectively, the details of the works undertaken scheme-wise and place-wise along with the cost thereof in Latur district of Maharashtra?

## ANSWER

MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT (SADHVI NIRANJAN JYOTI)

(a): The Ministry of Rural Development is implementing a number of welfare schemes for rural areas of the Country.  The names and details of various ongoing rural development schemes in the country are as under:

(i)  Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (Mahatma Gandhi NREGS): Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (Mahatma Gandhi NREGS) is demand driven programme, which provide at least 100 days of wage employment in a financial year to every rural household whose adult member volunteers to do unskilled manual work.  Being a demand driven programme, no State/UT-wise financial allocation is made.

(ii) Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana -National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAYNRLM): The Ministry  is  implementing  Deendayal  Antyodaya  Yojana  -  National  Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY-NRLM) across the country in a mission mode since 2011 with the objectives of organizing the rural poor women into Self Help Groups (SHGs), and continuously nurturing and supporting them to take economic activities till they attain appreciable increase in incomes over a period of time to improve their quality of life and come out of abject poverty. The programme aims to ensure that at least one-woman member from each rural poor household (about 9 crore) is brought into women SHGs and their federations within a definite time frame.

## (iii) Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen KaushalyaYojana(DDU-GKY) and Rural Self Employment and Training Institutes (RSETIs ):

The Ministry of Rural Development is implementing two skill development initiatives for rural  poor  youth  under  the  National  Rural  Livelihoods  Mission  (NRLM).  These  schemes  are aimed  at  increasing  employability  of  rural  poor  youth  either  for  wage  or  self-employment leading to economic and social development of youth of rural area of the country by removing the hurdles of the rural livelihoods and by strengthening rural economy and rural income.

DeenDayal Upadhyaya Grameen Kaushalya Yojana (DDU-GKY) is the placement linked skill  development  programme  for  rural  poor  youth  under  NRLM  being  in  operation  since September, 2014.

Skill  development through Rural Self Employment and Training Institutes (RSETIs) is also  being  undertaken  to  enable  a  trainee  to  take  bank  credit  and  start  his/her  own  Microenterprise. Some of such trainees may also seek regular salaried jobs.

(iv) Pradhan  Mantri  Awaas  Yojana-Gramin  (PMAY-G): PradhanMantriAwaasYojanaGrameen (PMAY-G) aims to provide a pucca house with basic amenities to all rural houseless households and households living in kutcha and dilapidated house upto two rooms in rural areas by  2022.  Besides,  the  Government  of  India  has  rolled  out  Rural  Mason  Training  (RMT) Programme  under  PMAY-G.  The  initiative  is  being  assisted  by  National  Skill  Development Corporation (NSDC).

## (v) Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY):

Pradhan  Mantri  Gram  Sadak  Yojana  (PMGSY),  which  is  a  onetime  special  intervention  to provide  rural  road  connectivity,  was  launched  on  25th  December,  2000  as  a  fully  funded Centrally Sponsored Scheme with the objective to provide single all-weather road connectivity to all eligible unconnected habitations, existing in the Core Network, in rural areas of country. The programmeenvisages connecting all eligible unconnected habitations with a population of 500 persons and above(as per 2001 Census) in plain areas and 250 persons and above (as per 2001 Census) in Special Category States(Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland,  Sikkim,  Tripura  ,  Himachal  Pradesh,  Jammu  &  Kashmir  and  Uttarakhand),  Tribal (Schedule-V) areas, the Desert Areas (as indentified in Desert Development Programme) and in Selected Tribal and Backward Districts (as identified by the Ministry of Home Affairs/Planning Commission).   Over  a  period  of  time  other  verticals  of  the  scheme  have  also  been  launched which are as follows:

## PMGSY.II

PMGSY-II was launched in May, 2013 and envisages consolidation of the existing Rural Road Network  to  improve  its  overall  efficiency  as  a  provider  of  transportation  services  for  people, goods and services. 50,000 km road length is targeted for upgradation under PMGSY-II

## Road Connectivity Project on Left Wing Extremism Areas (RCPLWEA)

The Government launched 'Road Connectivity project in LWE Affected Areas' in the year 2016 as a separate vertical under PMGSY to provide an all-weather road connectivity with necessary culverts and cross-drainage structures in 44 districts (35 are worst LWE affected districts and 09 are adjoining districts), which are critical from security and communication point of view.

## PMGSY.III

The  Government  approved  PMGSY-III  on  10th  July,  2019  for  consolidation  of  1,25,000  Km Through Routes and Major Rural Links connecting habitations, inter-alia, to Gramin Agricultural Markets (GrAMs), Higher Secondary Schools and Hospitals.

From the year 2015-16, the funding pattern of the scheme has been changed from being 100% centrally  funded  to  a  60:40  shared  between  the  center  and  the  states  (except  in  North-Eastern states including Sikkim, 2 hill states namely Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand  as well as UT of Jammu & Kashmir, where the sharing pattern is kept at 90:10).

## (vii) National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP)

National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP) is a social security/social welfare programme for below  poverty  line  households  applicable  to  senior  citizens,  widows,  disabled  persons  and bereaved  families  on  death  of  primary  bread  winner.  Under  NSAP,  five  welfare  schemes, namely:  a)  Indira  Gandhi  National  Old  Age  Pension  Scheme(IGNOAPS),  b)  Indira  Gandhi National  Widow  Pension  Scheme(IGNWPS),  c)  Indira  Gandhi  National  Disability  Pension Scheme(IGNDPS),  d)  National  Family  Benefit  Scheme  and  e)  Annapurna  Scheme  are implemented for the persons belonging to Below Poverty Line (BPL) households. In respect of first three schemes, targeted beneficiaries are provided with monthly financial assistance ranging between Rs.200/ to Rs 500/, as the case may be. Under the National Family Benefit Scheme, a one-time  lump-sum  amount  of  Rs  20,000/-  is  provided  to  a  bereaved  family,  on  the  death  of primary breadwinner, aged between 18 and 59 years, whereas under the Annapurna Scheme, 10 kg of food  grains per month is provided free of cost to those identified beneficiaries who are otherwise eligible but are not receiving the old age pension. It is universally implemented in all States/UTs.

(vii) Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Rurban Mission (SPMRM): The Shyama Prasad Mukherji Rurban  Mission  (SPMRM)  launched  in  February  2016,  is  a  scheme  with  the  objective  to stimulate local economic development, enhance basic services, and create well planned Rurban clusters. The mission takes cluster as a unit for development. 300 Clusters from all the States/ UTs are selected in the first phase of the Mission in Tribal and Non-Tribal categories. SPMRM provides  the  Critical  Gap  Funding  to  the  projects  which  directly  or  indirectly  bring  economic growth. SPMRM aims to provide amenities in four categories viz Basic, Economic, Social and Digital and promotes economic growth through integrated and balanced investments with social inclusion.

## (viii) Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY):

The  Saansad  Adarsh  Gram  Yojana  (SAGY)  was  launched  on  11th  October,  2014  with  the objective of creating model Gram Panchayats in different parts of the country. Primarily, the goal was to develop three Adarsh Grams under each Hon'ble Member of Parliament (MP) by March 2019. SAGY is a unique scheme of the Department wherein, for the first time the leadership, capacity, commitment, and energy of the Hon'ble Members of Parliament are being leveraged directly for development at the Gram Panchayat level. Thereafter, five such Adarsh Grams (one per year under each Hon'ble MP) were to be selected and developed by 2024. Under the Saansad Adarsh  Gram  Yojana  framework,  the  development  of  Gram  Panchayats  is  envisaged  through convergence and implementation of existing Government Schemes and Programmes under the administrative  control  of  respective  Ministries  without  allocating  additional  funds.The  Gram Panchayats  adopted  under  SAGY  prepare  Village  Development  Plans  (VDP)  through  a

- participatory process under the guidance of Hon'ble Members of Parliament. The VDP includes prioritised time-bound activities to achieve holistic and integrated development of the villages.
- (b): the  details  of  allocation  made  for  these  rural  development  schemes  in  Rajasthan  and Maharashtra during the  years  2014  and  2019  respectively  and  the  works  for  which  the  above allocation has been spent, year-wise is at Annexure - I.
- (c): the  amount  allocated  and  spent  in  Sikar,  Jhunjhunu,  Churu  and  Alwar  districts  of Rajasthan and Latur district of Maharashtra from the years 2014 and 2019 till date along with the details of the works undertaken scheme-wise and place-wise along with the cost thereof in Latur district of Maharashtra is at Annexure - II .

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Annexure-I referred to in reply to part (b) of Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No.391 due for answer on 20.07.2021 regarding Rrural Development Schemes.

## (i) Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (Mahatma Gandhi NREGS):

MGNREGS being  a  demand  driven  programme,  no  State/UT-wise financial  allocation  is made. The  details  of  funds  released  to  the  State  of  Rajasthan  and  Maharashtra  for  the implementation of Mahatma Gandhi NREGS and expenditure incurred during the financial years 2014-15 and 2019-20 respectively is as under:

(Rs. In lakh)

|             | Financial Year   |   Central funds released |   Expenditure including State Share |
|-------------|------------------|--------------------------|-------------------------------------|
| Rajasthan   | 2014-15          |                 297610   |                              325262 |
| Rajasthan   | 2019-20          |                 726748   |                              670169 |
| Maharashtra | 2014-15          |                  79951.8 |                              160108 |
| Maharashtra | 2019-20          |                 167066   |                              182116 |

## (ii)   Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana - National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY-NRLM):

Financial and physical progress under DAY-NRLM in Maharashtra and Rajasthan

## I. Financial Progress

(Rs.in lakhs)

| Year        | Year    | Central Allocation   | Central Release   | Central Release   |               |
|-------------|---------|----------------------|-------------------|-------------------|---------------|
|             |         | NRLM                 | NRLM              | NRLP*             | Expenditure** |
| Maharashtra | 2014-15 | 6732.00              | 0.00              | 1516.00           | 15776.32      |
| Maharashtra | 2019-20 | 30513.46             | 30513.46          | 3891.31           | 47101.45      |
| Rajasthan   | 2014-15 | 2754.00              | 0.00              | 0.00              | 1205.13       |
| Rajasthan   | 2019-20 | 11721.17             | 8587.33           | 1371.60           | 15273.02      |

## II.     Physical Progress

| Year        | Year    | Self Help Groups (SHG) Promoted   | Revolving Fund(RF) Disbursed   | Revolving Fund(RF) Disbursed   | Community Investment Fund (CIF) Disbursed   | Community Investment Fund (CIF) Disbursed   |
|-------------|---------|-----------------------------------|--------------------------------|--------------------------------|---------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------|
|             |         |                                   | No of SHGs                     | Amount in lakh                 | No of SHGs                                  | Amount in lakh                              |
| Maharashtra | 2014-15 | 16971                             | 8856                           | 1288.78                        | 2878                                        | 1655.29                                     |
| Maharashtra | 2019-20 | 162468                            | 64693                          | 9635.05                        | 10045                                       | 5649.04                                     |
| Rajasthan   | 2014-15 | 4746                              | 2628                           | 394.21                         | 1121                                        | 1187.03                                     |
| Rajasthan   | 2019-20 | 55578                             | 21136                          | 3170.40                        | 13016                                       | 4679.00                                     |

## (iii)  Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen KaushalyaYojana (DDU-GKY) and Rural Self Employment and Training Institutes (RSETIs ):

## I. Financial Progress

DDU-GKY and RSETI Schemes are demand driven schemes and funds are allocated to States as per demands against approved Action Plans. Funds released by the Government to the State of Maharashtra and Rajasthan for FY 2014-15 and 2019-20 under DDU-GKY and RSETI schemes are as under:

(Rs. in lakhs)

|   S.N. | States      | Schemes   |   2014-15 |   2019-20 |
|--------|-------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
|      1 | Maharashtra | DDUGKY    |         0 |  21925    |
|      1 | Maharashtra | RSETI     |         0 |    237.85 |
|      2 | Rajasthan   | DDUGKY    |         0 |      0    |
|      2 | Rajasthan   | RSETI     |         0 |    368.8  |

## II. Physical Progress :

Number of Persons trained under DDUGKY are as under:

|   S.N. | States      | Schemes   |   2014-15 |   2019-20 |
|--------|-------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
|      1 | Maharashtra | DDUGKY    |         0 |     12490 |
|      1 | Maharashtra | RSETI     |     19314 |     24614 |
|      2 | Rajasthan   | DDUGKY    |      3338 |     13395 |
|      2 | Rajasthan   | RSETI     |     29284 |     27023 |

## (iv) Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana-Gramin (PMAY-G):

The  details  of  Funds  Allocated/released  and  Utilized  under  PMAY-G  Scheme  (Including Indira Awas Yojana) in Rajasthan & Maharashtra for construction of houses is as under:

(Rs. in crore)

| S.N.   | States      | 2014-15        | 2014-15          | 2019-20        | 2019-20          |
|--------|-------------|----------------|------------------|----------------|------------------|
| S.N.   | States      | Funds released | Funds utilized * | Funds released | Funds utilized * |
| 1.     | Maharashtra | 945.99         | 1284.34          | 1815.32        | 1924.76          |
| 2.     | Rajasthan   | 413.85         | 47101            | 2933.33        | 2923.74          |

Source:  B3  report  of  Awaasssoft  from  2014-15  to  2018-19  &  B5  report  of  Awaassoft  from 2019-20 to 2021-22 reported by States/UTs as on 12.07.2021.

## (v)   Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY )

The allocation of funds/release, expenditure and physical progress under PMGSY to the state of Rajasthan  and  Maharashtra  during  the  years  2014  and  2019  as  per  Online  Management Monitoring and Accounting System (OMMAS) portal is as under:

(Rs in crore)

| Name of the state   | 2014-15                              | 2014-15                     | 2014-15                     | 2014-15                  | 2014-15                  | 2019-20                              | 2019-20                       | 2019-20                     | 2019-20                  | 2019-20                  |
|---------------------|--------------------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------|--------------------------|--------------------------|--------------------------------------|-------------------------------|-----------------------------|--------------------------|--------------------------|
| Name of the state   | Allocation/ release Rs. In crores) ( | Expenditure* Rs. In crores) | No. of Road works completed | Length Completed (in Km) | No. of Bridges Completed | Allocation/ release ( Rs. In crores) | Expenditure* ( Rs. In crores) | No. of Road works completed | Length Completed (in Km) | No. of Bridges Completed |
| Maharashtra         | 212.53                               | 582.01                      | 104                         | 529                      | 412                      | 150                                  | 207.12                        | 33                          | 120.5                    | 13                       |
| Rajasthan           | 425.66                               | 649.17                      | 1218                        | 3,412                    | 0                        | 184.74                               | 289.11                        | 201                         | 103.4                    | 16                       |

Expenditure figure includes available balance fund of previous years as well as State share.

## (vi) Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Rurban Mission (SPMRM):

(Rs. in crore)

|             | Financial Year 2014-15*                    | Financial Year 2014-15*           | Financial Year 2019-20                     | Financial Year 2019-20            |
|-------------|--------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------|--------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------|
| State       | Central Share of CGF released to the State | Expenditure reported by the State | Central Share of CGF released to the State | Expenditure reported by the State |
| Maharashtra | 0.00                                       | 0.00                              | 16.20                                      | 23.31                             |
| Rajasthan   | 0.00                                       | 0.00                              | 0.00                                       | 26.35                             |

## (vii) National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP)

Funds Allocated and utilized under NSAP in the state of Rajasthan & Maharashtra is as under:

(Rs. in Crore)

|             | Financial Year 2014-15   | Financial Year 2014-15   | Financial Year 2019-20   | Financial Year 2019-20   |
|-------------|--------------------------|--------------------------|--------------------------|--------------------------|
| State       | Funds allocated          | Funds Utilized           | Funds allocated          | Funds Utilized           |
| Maharashtra | 370.54                   | 328.43                   | 335.30                   | 348.02                   |
| Rajasthan   | 234.57                   | 293.56                   | 311.41                   | 364.66                   |

Annexure-II referred to in reply to part (c) of Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No.391 due for answer on 20.07.2021 regarding Rrural Development Schemes.

## (i) Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (Mahatma Gandhi NREGS):

Mahatma  Gandhi  NREGS  is  a  demand  driven  wage  employment  scheme  with  bottom  up planning  for  the  creation  of  assets  of  durable  nature.  The  works  are  identified,  approved  & prioritized  by  the  Gram  Sabha  at  the  Gram  Panchayat  level  in  each  States/UTs  (including Rajasthan and Maharashtra) as per the provision of the Act. Accordingly, the action plan (shelf of work) of the permissible works is prepared & approved by the Gram Sabha and can be taken up as per the demand.  District-wise details of works taken up and expenditure made on its in the financial  years   2014-15  to  2019-20  in  the  Sikar,  Jhunjhunu,  Churu  and  Alwar  districts  of Rajasthan and Latur district of Maharashtra under Mahatma Gandhi NREGS is as under:

| Rajastha n   | Rajastha n   | 2014-15                  | 2014-15                       | 2015-16                  | 2015-16                       | 2016-17                  | 2016-17                       | 2017-18                  | 2017-18                       | 2018-19                  | 2018-19                       | 2019-20                  | 2019-20                       | 2020-21                  | 2020-21                       | 2021-22 (As on 17.07.2021)   | 2021-22 (As on 17.07.2021)    |
|--------------|--------------|--------------------------|-------------------------------|--------------------------|-------------------------------|--------------------------|-------------------------------|--------------------------|-------------------------------|--------------------------|-------------------------------|--------------------------|-------------------------------|--------------------------|-------------------------------|------------------------------|-------------------------------|
|              | District     | Numb er of woks taken up | Expendit ure made in Rs. Lakh | Numb er of woks taken up | Expendit ure made in Rs. Lakh | Numb er of woks taken up | Expendit ure made in Rs. Lakh | Numb er of woks taken up | Expendit ure made in Rs. Lakh | Numb er of woks taken up | Expendit ure made in Rs. Lakh | Numb er of woks taken up | Expendit ure made in Rs. Lakh | Numb er of woks taken up | Expendit ure made in Rs. Lakh | Numb er of woks taken up     | Expendit ure made in Rs. Lakh |
| 1            | ALW AR       | 843 5                    | 3696. 75                      | 449 5                    | 4930. 57                      | 769 6                    | 7934. 54                      | 111 22                   | 8301. 67                      | 120 66                   | 8293. 94                      | 129 01                   | 9452. 87                      | 116 77                   | 18554 .05                     | 890 1                        | 4054. 76                      |
| 2            | CHU RU       | 142 30                   | 7759. 51                      | 878 6                    | 7840. 11                      | 156 93                   | 16815 .29                     | 241 65                   | 22766 .16                     | 306 15                   | 24437 .02                     | 282 84                   | 26889 .83                     | 242 07                   | 32002 .79                     | 185 25                       | 6917. 43                      |
| 3            | JHUNJHU NU   | 790 9                    | 2449. 85                      | 372 8                    | 3068. 55                      | 119 35                   | 5192. 1                       | 988 4                    | 5582. 56                      | 727 9                    | 5728. 41                      | 421 8                    | 5512. 9                       | 710 0                    | 8829. 61                      | 669 9                        | 1286. 92                      |
| 4            | SIKA R       | 629 4                    | 5527. 59                      | 498 2                    | 4603. 2                       | 552 2                    | 5386. 98                      | 727 8                    | 5225. 23                      | 891 0                    | 5728. 44                      | 952 5                    | 8818. 69                      | 102 88                   | 14120 .22                     | 100 37                       | 2903. 78                      |
| Maharash tra | Maharash tra | Maharash tra             | Maharash tra                  | Maharash tra             | Maharash tra                  | Maharash tra             | Maharash tra                  | Maharash tra             | Maharash tra                  | Maharash tra             | Maharash tra                  | Maharash tra             | Maharash tra                  | Maharash tra             | Maharash tra                  | Maharash tra                 | Maharash tra                  |
| 1            | LAT UR       | 112 93                   | 4608. 39                      | 103 13                   | 5846. 24                      | 126 29                   | 7530. 13                      | 222 15                   | 6754. 49                      | 273 03                   | 6789. 73                      | 226 43                   | 3514. 07                      | 135 39                   | 4250. 46                      | 108 28                       | 2493. 15                      |

## (ii)   Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana - National Rural Livelihoods Mission (DAY-NRLM):

| Rajasthan      | Rajasthan      | Rajasthan   | Rajasthan      | Rajasthan   | Rajasthan      | Rajasthan   | Rajasthan      | Rajasthan   |
|----------------|----------------|-------------|----------------|-------------|----------------|-------------|----------------|-------------|
|                | Alwar          | Alwar       | Churu          | Churu       | Jhunjhunu      | Jhunjhunu   | Sikar          | Sikar       |
| Financial Year | Funds remitted | Expenditure | Funds remitted | Expenditure | Funds remitted | Expenditure | Funds remitted | Expenditure |
| 2014-15        | 80.95          | 47.69       | 25.00          | 10.80       | 58.50          | 43.93       | 37.00          | 34.00       |
| 2015-16        | 525.00         | 466.84      | 120.00         | 115.97      | 112.00         | 124.26      | 314.00         | 287.47      |
| 2016-17        | 850.21         | 802.96      | 195.00         | 214.74      | 182.00         | 170.97      | 236.00         | 231.88      |

| 2017-18             |   1212.00 | 1280.98       |   416.38 | 319.70   |   132.00 |   150.40 |   498.61 |   494.28 |
|---------------------|-----------|---------------|----------|----------|----------|----------|----------|----------|
| 2018-19             |    289.5  | 303.27 257.00 |   296.88 |          |   140.4  |   142.99 |   240    |   235.17 |
| 2019-20             |    219.23 | 194.02        |   482.69 | 489.57   |   262.35 |   252.55 |   398.48 |   346.07 |
| 2020-21             |    470    | 480.44        |   942    | 831.49   |   551.53 |   479.43 |   648.91 |   620.68 |
| 2021-22 (upto June) |    310    | 216.93        |   230    | 89.19    |   157.27 |    94.72 |   138.09 |   130.68 |

| Maharshtra          | Maharshtra                | Maharshtra           |
|---------------------|---------------------------|----------------------|
|                     | (Rs. In                   | (Rs. In              |
| Financial Year      | 10 Blocks Funds allocated | District Expenditure |
| 2014-15             | 441.28                    | 407.83               |
| 2015-16             | 201.13                    | 220.18               |
| 2016-17             | 319.97                    | 289.05               |
| 2017-18             | 470.50                    | 432.24               |
| 2018-19             | 1041.79                   | 860.55               |
| 2019-20             | 2251.31                   | 1936.60              |
| 2020-21             | 2495.51                   | 1100.70              |
| 2021-22 (upto June) | 2559.02                   | 196.50               |

## (ii) Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen KaushalyaYojana (DDU-GKY) and Rural Self Employment and Training Institutes (RSETIs ):

Funds are released to the State government as per demands against approved Action Plans of the State. Funds are not released at District level, so information in respect of fund allocation and utilization at District level is not available. Physical achievements under DDUGKY & RSETIs with respect to number of candidates trained from 2014-15 to 2021-22 (till date) are as under:

## DDU-GKY

## Candidates Trained in following four Districts of Rajasthan

|   S. No. | District   |   FY 2014- 15 |   FY 2015-16 |   FY 2016-17 |   FY 2017- 18 |   FY 2018- 19 |   FY 2019-20 |   FY 2020- 21 |   FY 2021-22 |
|----------|------------|---------------|--------------|--------------|---------------|---------------|--------------|---------------|--------------|
|        1 | Alwar      |            73 |         1493 |          164 |            80 |           677 |         1186 |            22 |            0 |
|        2 | Churu      |           125 |         1038 |            0 |             0 |            60 |            0 |             0 |            0 |
|        3 | Jhunjhunu  |           172 |          574 |           59 |            68 |            68 |          368 |            53 |            0 |
|        4 | Sikar      |           140 |         2265 |          314 |           227 |           760 |          788 |             0 |            0 |

## Candidates Trained Under DDU-GKY in Latur District of Maharashtra

|   S. No. | District   |   FY 2014- 15 |   FY 2015- 16 |   FY 2016- 17 |   FY 2017- 18 |   FY 2018- 19 |   FY 2019- 20 |   FY 2020- 21 |   FY 2021- 22 |
|----------|------------|---------------|---------------|---------------|---------------|---------------|---------------|---------------|---------------|
|        1 | Latur      |             0 |             0 |           106 |           267 |           158 |           369 |            48 |             0 |

RSETI

## Candidates Trained in following four Districts of Rajathan

| Name of District   |   2014-15 Trained |   2015-16 Trained |   2016-17 Trained |   2017-18 Trained |   2018-19 Trained |   2019-20 Trained |   2020-21 Trained |   2021-22 Trained |
|--------------------|-------------------|-------------------|-------------------|-------------------|-------------------|-------------------|-------------------|-------------------|
| Sikar              |                56 |               474 |               675 |               611 |               613 |               602 |               380 |                19 |
| Jhunjhunu          |               770 |               799 |               852 |               761 |               758 |               816 |               453 |                46 |
| Churu              |               440 |               758 |               819 |               788 |               762 |               768 |               608 |                 0 |
| Alwar              |                 0 |                 0 |               519 |               754 |               757 |               695 |               514 |                16 |

## Candidates Trained Under DDU-GKY in Latur District of Maharashtra

| Name of District   | 2014-15   | 2015-16   | 2016-17   | 2017- 18   | 2018-19   | 2019-20   | 2020-21   | 2021-22   |
|--------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
|                    | Trained   | Trained   | Trained   | Trained    | Trained   | Trained   | Trained   | Trained   |
| Latur              | 386       | 762       | 770       | 868        | 760       | 754       | 545       | 0         |

## (iv) Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana-Gramin (PMAY-G):

Since funds under Rural Housing Scheme are being released directly to the State Governments from  the  year  2014-15  and  district  wise  releases  were  not  made.  However,  as  reported  by States  on  Awaassoft  as  on  13.07.2021  the  utilization/fund  spent  in  respect  of  Jhunjhunu, Churu,  Alwar,  and  Sikar  districts  of  Rajasthan  and  Latur  district  of  Maharashtra   is  given below:

(Rs. in crore)

| Rajasthan       | Rajasthan   | Rajasthan   | Rajasthan   | Rajasthan   |
|-----------------|-------------|-------------|-------------|-------------|
| Financial year* | Jhunjhunu   | Churu       | Alwar       | Sikar       |
| 2016-17         | 0.927       | 0.33        | 1.8150      | 1.083       |
| 2017-18         | 8.44        | 55.96       | 34.87       | 14.6022     |
| 2018-19         | 2.67        | 105.30      | 27.44       | 12.0558     |
| 2019-20         | 3.00        | 47.92       | 20.13       | 8.3178      |
| 2020-21         | 0.92        | 49.05       | 8.89        | 3.8145      |
| 2021-22         | 0.0165      | 6.42        | 0.31        | 0.1425      |

(Rs. in crore)

| Maharashtra     | Maharashtra   |
|-----------------|---------------|
| Financial year* | Latur         |
| 2016-17         | 6.339         |
| 2017-18         | 33.73         |
| 2018-19         | 2.18          |
| 2019-20         | 9.44          |
| 2020-21         | 1.65          |
| 2021-22         | 0.12          |

Source:B3 report of Awaasssoft reported by States/UTs as on 15.07.2021

## (v)   Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY )

The details of amount allocated/ released in the district of Sikar, Jhunjhunu, Churu and Alwar of Rajasthan and Latur district of Maharashtra from the years 2014 and 2019 till date and also the details of works undertaken under PMGSY  on  the above districts are available at www.omms.nic.in → Proposals →State wise list of Roads.

## (vi) Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Rurban Mission (SPMRM):

Only Alwar district in Rajasthan has one cluster Naugawan whereas no any Rurban cluster fall under the Latur district of Maharashtra. The Critical Gap Fund of Rs. 8.10 Crore released to the State Government for  Naugawan cluster as Central share and the corresponding State share is Rs. 5.40 Crore. The Naugawan cluster has made the total expenditure of Rs. 9.04 Crore since Mission's implantation.

## (vii) National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP):

The district-wise fund allocation and utilization is not maintained under NSAP. Data with respect to state of Rajasthan and Maharashtra is given as Annexure-I.

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