Lok Sabha Question No. 1061 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2021-07-26
Subject: Skill Development of Tribal Community
Ministry: SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Asked by: P.P. Chaudhary, Arjunlal Meena

## LOK SABHA

## UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 1061 TO BE ANSWERED ON 26.07.2021

## SKILL DEVELOPMENT OF TRIBAL COMMUNITY

## 1061. SHRI P.P. CHAUDHARY: SHRI ARJUN LAL MEENA:

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

- (a) the number of people including those from the tribal community likely to be skilled by the Government in the next five years;
- (b) the details of the amount of the budget allocated for the said purpose; Statewise;
- (c) the  number of Skill  Development  Centres along  with  the  details  of  average capacity of each centre in the country especially in tribal areas;
- (d) the number of such centres likely to be opened during the above said period;
- (e) whether  the  Government  proposes  to  develop  these  Skill  Development Centres  with  the  collaboration  with  public,  private  and  in  a  public-private partnership; and
- (f) if so, the details thereof; and
- (g) the details  of  other  benefits  being  given  to  candidates  belonging  from  tribal community through these Skill Development Centres?

## ANSWER

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

(a) As per the National Policy for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, 2015 India has a target to train 402.87 million by 2022. This includes 104.62 million new entrants to existing workforce in the country who need to be skilled to meet industry requirement. In addition 298.25 million of existing workforce need to be reskilled/upskilled.

(b) The  Ministry  has  been  implementing  Pradhan  Mantri  Kaushal  VikasYojana (PMKVY),  Jan  Shikshan  Sansthan(JSS)  Scheme  and  National  Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (NAPS) for providing short term Skill Development training to the youth  belonging  to  all  section  of  the  society  including  tribal  community.All  of  the above Schemes has the mandatory provision of utilization of funds for tribals through Tribal  Sub  Plan  (TSP)  component. The details of fund allocation under Tribal Sub Plan  in  the  PMKVY  Scheme,  JSS  scheme  and  NAPS  in  FY  2021-22  are  given below:

|   S.No. | Scheme   |   Total Budget Estimates, 2021-22 |   Budget Estimates 2021-22 (ST component) |
|---------|----------|-----------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|
|       1 | PMKVY    |                              1438 |                                    110.5  |
|       2 | JSS      |                               161 |                                     12    |
|       3 | NAPS     |                               120 |                                      9.29 |

- (c) The MSDE through National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) promotes establishment  of  model  and  aspirational  skill  centres  known  as  Pradhan  Mantri Kaushal Kendra (PMKK) for imparting skill  training in  every  district  throughout  the country including the tribal areas. The list of PMKKs in tribal majority districts with more  than  50%  Schedule  Tribes  (STs)  population  with  their  annual  capacity  is placed  at Annexure .  In  addition,  the  Ministry,under  the  JSS  Scheme,  238  Jan Shikshan Sansthans are being functional and75 new JSSs has been sanctioned for the  current  Financial  Year  (2021-22).  In  addition  to  this,  under  PMKVY  Scheme, Training Centres (TCs) have been set up through NSDC. As on 10.07.2021, 2050 TCs have been operational under PMKVY 2.0. Further, there are 14,604 Industrial Training  Institutes  which  provides  long  term  training  to  all  sections  of  the  society including  STs,  out  of  which  1508  are  in  tribal  areas.Capacity  of  a  training  centre/ institutes in terms of candidates varies from scheme to scheme and State to State.
- (d) The  details  of  centres  existing  and  to  be  sanctioned  under  the  different schemes of the Ministry are given below:
- (e) Yes, Sir.
- (f) The details  of  the  centres  set  up  under  PMKVY  scheme,  JSS  scheme  and NAPSare given below:
- (g) The following additional benefits are given to candidates to tribal candidates under the different skill development of schemes:

|   S.No. | Schemes   |   Existing (Operational) | Sanctioned   |
|---------|-----------|--------------------------|--------------|
|       1 | PMKVY     |                     2050 | -            |
|       2 | PMKK      |                      721 |              |
|       3 | JSS       |                      233 | 75           |
|       4 | CTS (ITI) |                    14604 | -            |

|   S.No. | Scheme   | Implemented through       | To be set up by Public/Private/PPP    | Financial arrangement                    |
|---------|----------|---------------------------|---------------------------------------|------------------------------------------|
|       1 | PMKVY    | NSDC                      | Set up by private/public organization | Cost of training and certification borne |
|       2 | JSS      | Jan Shikshan Sansthan     | Non-Government Organization           | Cost of training and certification borne |
|       3 | NAPS     | Industrial Establishments | Both public and private               | Stipends for apprentices                 |

|   S.no. | Scheme   | Benefits for tribal candidates                                                |
|---------|----------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|       1 | JSS      | Course fees are waived for the SC, ST, Divyangjan& BPL category beneficiaries |
|       2 | CTS      | Benefits are extended as per State/UT policy.                                 |

## Annexure

Annexure referred to in reply to LS UQ No. 1061 to be answered on 26.07.2021 regarding 'SKILL DEVELOPMENT OF TRIBAL COMMUNITY'

The list of PMKKs in tribal majority districts with their annual capacity.

|   Sl | STATE              | DISTRICT           | ANNUAL CAPACITY (No. of Trainees)   |
|------|--------------------|--------------------|-------------------------------------|
|    1 | Arunanchal Pradesh | East Kameng        | 300 - 500                           |
|    2 | Arunanchal Pradesh | Lower Subansiri    | 300 - 500                           |
|    3 | Arunanchal Pradesh | West Siang         | 300 - 500                           |
|    4 | Arunanchal Pradesh | East Siang         | 300 - 500                           |
|    5 | Arunanchal Pradesh | Tirap              | 300 - 500                           |
|    6 | Arunanchal Pradesh | KurungKumey        | 300 - 500                           |
|    7 | Arunanchal Pradesh | Upper Subansiri    | 300 - 500                           |
|    8 | Arunanchal Pradesh | Papum Pare         | 300 - 500                           |
|    9 | Assam              | KarbiAnglong       | 500 - 750                           |
|   10 | Assam              | West KarbiAnglong  | 500 - 750                           |
|   11 | Assam              | Dima Hasao         | 300 - 500                           |
|   12 | Chhattisgarh       | Bijapur            | 300 - 500                           |
|   13 | Chhattisgarh       | Uttar BastarKanker | 500 - 750                           |
|   14 | Chhattisgarh       | Narayanpur         | 300 - 500                           |
|   15 | Chhattisgarh       | Jashpur            | 500 - 750                           |
|   16 | Chhattisgarh       | Surguja            | 750 - 1000                          |
|   17 | Gujarat            | Tapi               | 500 - 750                           |
|   18 | Gujarat            | Valsad             | 750 - 1000                          |
|   19 | Gujarat            | The Dangs          | 300 - 500                           |
|   20 | Gujarat            | Narmada            | 500 - 750                           |
|   21 | Himachal Pradesh   | Kinnaur            | 300 - 500                           |
|   22 | Jammu & Kashmir    | Leh                | 300 - 500                           |
|   23 | Jammu & Kashmir    | Kargil             | 300 - 500                           |
|   24 | Jharkhand          | Lohardaga          | 500 - 750                           |
|   25 | Jharkhand          | Khunti             | 500 - 750                           |
|   26 | Jharkhand          | PashchimiSinghbhum | 750 - 1000                          |
|   27 | Jharkhand          | PurbiSinghbhum     | 750 - 1000                          |
|   28 | Jharkhand          | Simdega            | 500 - 750                           |
|   29 | Jharkhand          | Gumla              | 500 - 750                           |
|   30 | Lakshadweep        | Lakshadweep        | 300 - 500                           |
|   31 | Madhya Pradesh     | Alirajpur          | 500 - 750                           |
|   32 | Madhya Pradesh     | Barwani            | 750 - 1000                          |
|   33 | Madhya Pradesh     | Dhar               | 750 - 1000                          |
|   34 | Madhya Pradesh     | Dindori            | 500 - 750                           |
|   35 | Madhya Pradesh     | Jhabua             | 500 - 750                           |
|   36 | Madhya Pradesh     | Mandla             | 500 - 750                           |
|   37 | Maharashtra        | Nandurbar          | 750 - 1000                          |
|   38 | Manipur            | Senapati           | 500 - 750                           |
|   39 |                    | Tamenglong         | 300 - 500                           |

|   40 |           | Ukhrul             | 300 - 500   |
|------|-----------|--------------------|-------------|
|   41 |           | Chandel            | 300 - 500   |
|   42 |           | Churcahndpur       | 500 - 750   |
|   43 | Meghalaya | East Khasi Hills   | 500 - 750   |
|   44 | Meghalaya | East Jaintia Hills | 300 - 500   |
|   45 | Meghalaya | West Garo Hills    | 500 - 750   |
|   46 | Meghalaya | RiBhoi             | 300 - 500   |
|   47 | Meghalaya | West Jaintia Hills | 300 - 500   |
|   48 | Meghalaya | West Khasi Hills   | 300 - 500   |
|   49 | Meghalaya | East Garo Hills    | 500 - 750   |
|   50 | Mizoram   | Lunglei            | 300 - 500   |
|   51 | Mizoram   | Mamit              | 300 - 500   |
|   52 | Mizoram   | Serchhip           | 300 - 500   |
|   53 | Mizoram   | Kolasib            | 300 - 500   |
|   54 | Mizoram   | Champhai           | 300 - 500   |
|   55 | Mizoram   | Aizwal             | 500 - 750   |
|   56 | Nagaland  | Mokokchung         | 300 - 500   |
|   57 | Nagaland  | Kohima             | 500 - 750   |
|   58 | Nagaland  | Peren              | 300 - 500   |
|   59 | Nagaland  | Zunheboto          | 300 - 500   |
|   60 | Nagaland  | Dimapur            | 500 - 750   |
|   61 | Nagaland  | Longleng           | 300 - 500   |
|   62 | Nagaland  | Phek               | 300 - 500   |
|   63 | Nagaland  | Wokha              | 300 - 500   |
|   64 | Odisha    | Kandhamal          | 500 - 750   |
|   65 | Odisha    | Nabarangapur       | 750 - 1000  |
|   66 | Odisha    | Gajapati           | 500 - 750   |
|   67 | Odisha    | Koraput            | 750 - 1000  |
|   68 | Odisha    | Malkangiri         | 500 - 750   |
|   69 | Odisha    | Rayagada           | 500 - 750   |
|   70 | Odisha    | Sundargarh         | 750 - 1000  |
|   71 | Odisha    | Mayurbhanj         | 750 - 1000  |
|   72 | Rajasthan | Banswara           | 750 - 1000  |
|   73 | Rajasthan | Dungarpur          | 750 - 1000  |
|   74 | Rajasthan | Pratapgarh         | 500 - 750   |
|   75 | Tripura   | Dhalai             | 500 - 750   |

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