Lok Sabha Question No. 1755 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2024-08-01
Subject: Schemes for Tribal Welfare
Ministry: TRIBAL AFFAIRS
Asked by: Shri Gyaneshwar Patil

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF TRIBAL AFFAIRS

## LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO- †1755

TO BE ANSWERED ON- 01/08/2024

## SCHEMES FOR TRIBAL WELFARE

† 1755. SHRI GYANESHWAR PATIL:

Will the Minister of TRIBAL AFFAIRS be pleased to state:

- (a) the details of the Government schemes related to tribal welfare and the estimated financial outlay, State-wise;
- (b) the total budget approved and proposed by the State Government for Madhya Pradesh; and
- (c)  the  details  of  the  progress  made  in  the  Government  approved  schemes  in  Khandwa Parliamentary Constituency?

## ANSWER

## MINISTER OF STATE FOR TRIBAL AFFAIRS (SHRI DURGADAS UIKEY)

(a)  to  (c): Government  is  implementing  Development  Action  Plan  for  Scheduled  Tribes (DAPST) as a strategy for the development of  Scheduled  Tribes and areas having tribal concentration. Besides Ministry of Tribal Affairs, 40 Ministries/Departments are allocating certain  percentage  of  their  total  scheme  budget  every  year  for  tribal  development  under DAPST for various tribal development projects relating to  education,  health,  agriculture, irrigation,  roads,  housing,  electrification,  employment  generation,  skill  development,  etc. Schemes along-with funds allocated by the obligated Ministries/Departments for the welfare of Scheduled Tribes are given at Statement 10B of Expenditure Profile 2024-25 of Union Budget document in the link  https://www.indiabudget.gov.in/doc/eb/stat10b.pdf

Further,  Ministry  of  Tribal Affairs  is  implementing  various  schemes/programmes  for  the welfare and development of the of the Scheduled Tribes (STs) in the country. Details of major schemes/programmes implemented by the Ministry and State-wise fund released in 2023-24 are given at Annexure I. State-wise DAPST fund released under some major schemes of Department of Rural Development is at Annexure II.

State Government of Madhya Pradesh has informed that they have not sent any proposal to the  Ministry  in  the  current  year.  Further,  105  villages  in  Burhanpur  and  221  villages  in Khandwa districts have been identified under Pradhan Mantri Adi Adarsh Gram Yojana. The

Ministry  has  released  amount of  Rs.  2032.70  lakhs and 4409.62 lakhs  in  Burhanpur and Khandwa districts respectively. There are one Eklavya Model Residential School functional each  in  Burhanpur  and  Khandwa  districts  Further,  Under  the  scheme  'Pradhan  Mantri Janjatiya Vikas Mission' (PMJVM) of Ministry of Tribal Affairs, 03 Van Dhan Vikas Kendras (VDVKs) have been sanctioned in Khandwa district of Madhya Pradesh.

The details of progress made under PMAY-G in Khandwa Parliamentary Constituency since the inception of PMAY-G till date is given as per below table.

| District Name   |   House sanctioned |   House completed |
|-----------------|--------------------|-------------------|
| Burhanpur       |              25918 |             25136 |
| Dewas           |              46326 |             45905 |
| Khandwa         |              53207 |             50838 |
| Khargone        |             107403 |            103659 |

Annexure I referred to in reply to parts (a) to (c) of the Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No.  †1755  for  01.08.2024  by  SHRI  GYANESHWAR  PATIL  regarding  'SCHEMES FOR TRIBAL WELFARE'

## Brief  details  of  major  schemes/programmes  being  implemented  by  the  Ministry  of Tribal Affairs in the country:

(i) Special   Central   Assistance   to   Tribal   Sub-Scheme   (SCA   to   TSS)/Pradhan Mantri Adi Adarsh Gram Yojana (PMAAGY): Government  has revamped the  earlier Scheme  of 'Special Central  Assistance to  Tribal  Sub-Scheme  (SCA  to  TSS) with nomenclature 'Pradhan Mantri Adi Adarsh Gram Yojna (PMAAGY)', for implementation during  2021-22  to  2025-26,  which  aims  at  integrated  development  of  villages  with significant tribal population covering about population of 4.22 crore (About 40% of the total Tribal  Population).  It  is  envisaged  to  cover  36,428  villages  having  at  least  50%  tribal population and 500 STs across States / UTs with notified STs.  The main objective of this scheme is to achieve integrated socio-economic development of selected villages through convergence approach.

The  Ministry  has  analyzed  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 are 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.

(ii) Pradhan Mantri Janjati  Adivasi  Nyaya  Maha  Abhiyan  (PM  JANMAN): Government  has  launched  Pradhan  Mantri  Janjati Adivasi  Nyaya  Maha Abhiyan  (PMJANMAN) on 15th November 2023, which is celebrated as Janjatiya Gaurav Divas. The mission with financial outlay of around Rs.24,000 Crore aims to saturate PVTG households and habitations with basic facilities such as safe housing, clean drinking water and sanitation, improved  access  to  education,  health  and  nutrition,  road  and  telecom  connectivity, electrification of un-electrified households and sustainable livelihood opportunities in time bound manner in 3 years.

(iii) Pradhan Mantri Jan Jatiya Vikas Mission (PMJVM): The Ministry of Tribal Affairs is implementing the Pradhan Mantri Jan Jatiya Vikas Mission (PMJVM), which has been designed through the merger of two existing schemes for the promotion of tribal livelihood, i.e., 'Mechanism for Marketing of Minor Forest Produce (MFP) through Minimum Support Price  (MSP)  and  Development  of  Value  Chain  for  MFP'  and  'Institutional  Support  for Development and Marketing of Tribal Products/Produce'. The guidelines of the scheme were notified on 27th March, 2023.

The scheme envisages fixation and declaration of Minimum Support Price for the selected

MFP. Procurement and Marketing operation at pre-fixed MSP will be undertaken by the designated State Agencies in the event of the prevailing market price of the particular MFP item falling below the stipulated MSP. Simultaneously other medium and long term issues like  sustainable  collection,  value  addition,  infrastructure  development,  knowledge  base expansion of MFP and market intelligence development will also be addressed.

(iv)  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. A total number of 740 EMRSs are scheduled to be established. 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.

(v) Grants under Article 275(1) of the Constitution : Grants-in-aid under Article 275(1) of the Constitution of India is meant for the development of the Schedule Tribes and for creation of infrastructure in tribal areas. Under the program, grants are released to States, having ST population for raising the level of administration in Scheduled Areas and for the welfare of tribal people. Grants-in-aid under Proviso to Article 275(1) of Constitution of India  are  100%  annual  grant  from  Government  of  India  to  27  States.  It  is  charged  to Consolidated Fund of India (except grants for Northeastern States, a voted item) and is an additive to State Plan funds and efforts for Tribal Development.

(vi)  Grant-in Aid to Voluntary Organizations working for the welfare of Scheduled Tribes: The prime objective of the scheme is to enhance the reach of welfare schemes of Government and fill the gaps in service deficient tribal areas, in the sectors such as education and  health  through  the  efforts  of  voluntary  organizations,  and  to  provide  favourable environment  for  socio-economic  upliftment  and  overall  development  of  the  Scheduled Tribes  (STs).    Any  other  activity  having  direct  positive  impact  on  the  socio-economic development  or  livelihood  generation  of  STs  may  also  be  considered  through  voluntary efforts.  The  scheme  is  demand-driven  and  grants  are  provided  to  the  non-governmental organizations  on  application,  in  a  prescribed  format,  duly  recommended  by  the  State Government/UT Administration of the concerned State/UT. The grants are also provided for strengthening Education among ST Girls in Low Literacy Districts with the aims to bridge the gap in literacy levels between the general female population and tribal women and is meant exclusively for ST Girls.

(vii)  Pre-Matric  Scholarships  to  ST  students :  It  is  a  Centrally  Sponsored  Scheme implemented through respective State/UT administrations. This is an open-ended Scheme covering all ST students studying in Std. IXth & Xth, whose annual parental income is not exceeding Rs.2.50 lakhs. The contribution from Government of India is 75% and the state contribution is 25%. In respect of North East states and hilly states, the contribution from Government of India is 90% and the state contribution is 10%. In case of UTs like Andaman & Nicobar without Legislative Assembly and own grants, Govt. of India's contribution is 100%.

(viii)  Post  Matric  Scholarship  to  ST  students: It  is  a  Centrally  Sponsored  Scheme implemented  through  respective  Ste/UT  administrations.  This  is  an  open-ended  Scheme covering all ST students studying in in class XI and above, whose annual parental income is not exceeding Rs.2.50 lakhs. The contribution from Government of India is 75% and the state contribution is 25%. In respect of North East states and hilly states, the contribution from Government of India is 90% and the state contribution is 10%. In case of UTs like Andaman  &  Nicobar  without  Legislative  Assembly  and  own  grants,  Govt.  of  India's contribution is 100%.

(ix) National Overseas Scholarships for ST Candidates: National Overseas Scholarship for ST students: It is a Central Sector Scheme of Ministry of Tribal Affairs under which scholarships are given to the meritorious Schedule Tribe (ST) students for pursuing higher education in top 1000 ranked (as per latest QS world ranking) Institutes/Universities abroad. The Scheme is implemented through the Indian Embassies/Missions abroad, Ministry of External Affairs.  Twenty  awards  are  given  every  year.  ST  students  with  annual  family income  not  exceeding  Rs.6.0  lakhs  are  eligible  to  apply  for  the  Scholarship  under  the Scheme.

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

(a ) National Scholarship Scheme for Higher Education of ST Students (earlier known as Top Class Scholarship Scheme): Under this Scheme, Scholarship is provided for pursuing Graduate/Post Graduate courses in the selected top-class Government and Non-Government Institutes in professional fields such as Management, Medicine, Engineering, Information Technology, Law etc. All the ST students, with annual parental income is not exceeding Rs.6.0 lakhs and studying in the 265 notified institutes by the Ministry, are eligible to receive scholarship.

(b) National Fellowship Scheme for Higher Education of ST Students :  It is a Central Sector Scheme, fully funded by Ministry of Tribal Affairs to grant scholarship to meritorious ST students for pursuing M.Phil or Ph.D in India after completion of Master degree. The total number of fresh fellowships for M.Phil / M.Phil+PhD/ Ph.D every year will be 750. ST students with a minimum of 55% marks in Master Degree up to the age of 36 years are eligible to apply for fellowship under the Scheme. The value of fellowship is at par with UGC rates.

(xi)  Support  to  Tribal  Research  Institutes  (TRIs): Ministry  of  Tribal Affairs  extends support to the State Governments through centrally sponsored Scheme, 'Support to Tribal Research  Institute (TRI)' to strengthen    Tribal Research  Institutes  (TRIs) in their infrastructural needs, research & documentation activities and training &capacity building programmes, organization of tribal festivals yatras for promotion of unique cultural heritage and for promoting tourism and organization of exchange visits by tribal, so that the tribal culture practices, languages and ritual are preserved and disseminated.

## (xii) Tribal Research Information, Education, communication and Events (TRI-ECE) :

The scheme 'Tribal Research Information, Education, communication and Events (TRIECE) ' is aimed at promotion of rich tribal cultural heritage, dissemination of information and creation of awareness, including 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 highlighting  significant  studies,  documenting  historical  facets  of  tribal  communities, achievements  of  Ministry  of Tribal Affairs  (MoTA)  &  State  Departments  besides  other necessary publicity at regular intervals.. Financial support under the scheme is given to State Governments, academic and research institutes in public and private sector, organizations of  Union/State/UT  governments,  non-government  organizations,  not-for  profit  private organizations,  and  Centres  of  Excellence  (COE)  in  research  and  development.  It  is envisaged that such organizations would play an important role in building knowledge bank and  complementing  efforts  of  Tribal  Research  Institutes  in  the  States  for  devising appropriate strategies for tribal development by the Union and State Government.

## Details of Fund Released to State Governments/UT Administrations under the Scheme of Pre-Matric Scholarship for ST students

(₹ in lakh)

|   Sl. No. | State/UT         |   2023-24 |
|-----------|------------------|-----------|
|         1 | Andhra Pradesh   |   5700.16 |
|         2 | Assam            |    187.5  |
|         3 | Chhattisgarh     |   5250    |
|         4 | Goa              |     52.5  |
|         5 | Gujarat          |   6200    |
|         6 | Himachal Pradesh |    110    |
|         7 | Jharkhand        |   5700    |
|         8 | Karnataka        |   3400    |
|         9 | Kerala           |    436.46 |
|        10 | Mizoram          |    306.89 |
|        11 | Tamil Nadu       |    362.34 |
|        12 | Telangana        |    150    |
|        13 | Uttarakhand      |     15    |
|        14 | West Bengal      |   2988.85 |

## Details of Fund Released to State Governments/UT Administrations under the Scheme of Post-Matric Scholarship for ST students

|   Sl. No | State/UT          |   2023-24 |
|----------|-------------------|-----------|
|        1 | Andhra Pradesh    |  11471.1  |
|        2 | Arunachal Pradesh |   8000    |
|        3 | Assam             |   3500    |
|        4 | Chhattisgarh      |   7125    |
|        5 | DNH&DD            |    403.75 |
|        6 | Goa               |    526.54 |
|        7 | Gujarat           |  35000    |
|        8 | Jammu &Kashmir    |    746.25 |
|        9 | Jharkhand         |   5310.66 |
|       10 | Karnataka         |  22556    |
|       11 | Kerala            |   4689.34 |
|       12 | Ladakh            |    596.25 |
|       13 | Madhya Pradesh    |  35000    |
|       14 | Maharashtra       |  57035.8  |
|       15 | Manipur           |   3000    |
|       16 | Meghalaya         |   8500    |

(₹ in lakh)

|   Sl. No | State/UT      |   2023-24 |
|----------|---------------|-----------|
|       17 | Mizoram       |   2500    |
|       18 | Nagaland      |   3500    |
|       19 | Odisha        |  13564.1  |
|       20 | Rajasthan     |  22000    |
|       21 | Tamil Nadu    |   2000    |
|       22 | Telangana     |  11250    |
|       23 | Tripura       |   4000    |
|       24 | Uttar Pradesh |   1000    |
|       25 | Uttarakhand   |    187.5  |
|       26 | West Bengal   |   3405.83 |

State-wise details of funds under PMAAGY released during 2023-24

(Rs. In Lakh)

|   S.No. | State      |   2023-24 |
|---------|------------|-----------|
|       1 | Assam      |  7182.38  |
|       2 | Kerala     |    61.19  |
|       3 | Mizoram    |  1112.01  |
|       4 | Odisha     |  3044.42  |
|       5 | Tamil Nadu |   855.805 |
|       6 | Tripura    |  2737.23  |

## Details of fund released during the year 2023-24 under the Scheme of Grant-in-Aid to Voluntary Organizations Working for Welfare of STs

(In Rs.)

| State             |   2023-24 |
|-------------------|-----------|
| Andhra Pradesh    |   9219195 |
| Arunachal Pradesh |  20573970 |
| Assam             |  12174669 |
| Chhattisgarh      |  14064345 |
| Gujarat           |  29916753 |
| Himachal Pradesh  |  43721847 |
| Jharkhand         |  91875560 |
| Karnataka         |  24733453 |
| Kerala            |    752581 |
| Ladakh            |   8453665 |
| Madhya Pradesh    |  97555785 |
| Maharashtra       | 104752678 |
| Manipur           |  40608780 |
| Meghalaya         |  91483144 |
| Mizoram           |   3869288 |
| Odisha            | 409584484 |
| Rajasthan         |  21767514 |
| Sikkim            |   5315775 |
| Tamil Nadu        |  37729224 |
| Telangana         |   9697708 |
| Tripura           |   4208501 |
| Uttar Pradesh     |   5102760 |
| Uttarakhand       |   4430032 |
| West Bengal       | 116779436 |

## Statement  of  funds  released  under  Grants  under  Proviso  to  Article  275(1)  of  the Constitution during 2023-24

|   S. No. | State             |   Release (in Rs. lakhs) |
|----------|-------------------|--------------------------|
|        1 | Arunachal Pradesh |                  6740    |
|        2 | Assam             |                  3294.12 |
|        3 | Bihar             |                   871.24 |
|        4 | Chhattisgarh      |                 15676.8  |
|        5 | Goa               |                   150    |
|        6 | Gujarat           |                  4584.77 |
|        7 | Himachal Pradesh  |                  1696.45 |
|        8 | Jharkhand         |                 14299.8  |
|        9 | Karnataka         |                  4070    |
|       10 | Kerala            |                  1910.44 |
|       11 | Madhya Pradesh    |                 15741.7  |
|       12 | Manipur           |                  2456.35 |
|       13 | Meghalaya         |                  3127.29 |
|       14 | Mizoram           |                  2897.97 |
|       15 | Nagaland          |                  5020.11 |
|       16 | Odisha            |                  6870.56 |
|       17 | Rajasthan         |                  8940.07 |
|       18 | Sikkim            |                  1754.38 |
|       19 | Tamil Nadu        |                   650.49 |
|       20 | Telangana         |                  5169    |
|       21 | Tripura           |                  4226.39 |
|       22 | Uttar Pradesh     |                  1353.63 |
|       23 | Uttarakhand       |                   964.05 |
|       24 | West Bengal       |                  4744.4  |

## Statement of funds released under PM-JANMAN (MPCs) during 2023-24

|   S. No. | State          |   Released (Rs. in crore) |
|----------|----------------|---------------------------|
|        1 | Andhra Pradesh |                     14.97 |
|        2 | Chhattisgarh   |                      8.52 |
|        3 | Gujarat        |                      1.66 |
|        4 | Jharkhand      |                      0.62 |
|        5 | Karnataka      |                      3.33 |
|        6 | Kerala         |                      2.29 |
|        7 | Madhya Pradesh |                     25.99 |
|        8 | Maharashtra    |                     12.47 |
|        9 | Odisha         |                     12.68 |
|       10 | Rajasthan      |                      3.33 |
|       11 | Tamil Nadu     |                      5.2  |
|       12 | Telangana      |                      2.91 |
|       13 | Tripura        |                      4.57 |
|       14 | Uttar Pradesh  |                      0.83 |
|       15 | Uttarakhand    |                      0.62 |

Annexure II

Annexure II referred to in reply to parts (a) to (c) of the Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 1755 for 01.08.2024 by SHRI GYANESHWAR PATIL regarding 'SCHEMES FOR TRIBAL WELFARE'

State-wise details of fund released for STs under 'Pradhan Mantri Awaas YojanaGramin (PMAY-G)' from 2016-17 to 2023-24 is given as below :

(Rs. in Lakh)

| State             |   Central releases from 2016-17 to 2023-24 |
|-------------------|--------------------------------------------|
| Arunachal Pradesh |                            29737.1         |
| Assam             |                           424571           |
| Bihar             |                           207840           |
| Chhattisgarh      |                           297318           |
| Goa               |                              141.41        |
| Gujarat           |                           189045           |
| Haryana           |                               19.02        |
| Himachal Pradesh  |                             2752.54        |
| Jammu And Kashmir |                           105283           |
| Jharkhand         |                           428545           |
| Kerala            |                             3891.18        |
| Madhya Pradesh    |                                1.05897e+06 |
| Maharashtra       |                           367937           |
| Manipur           |                            24393           |
| Meghalaya         |                           164074           |
| Mizoram           |                            29177.2         |
| Nagaland          |                            35427.2         |
| Orissa            |                           700588           |
| Punjab            |                                0           |
| Rajasthan         |                           465932           |
| Sikkim            |                              668.09        |
| Tamil Nadu        |                            82785.4         |
| Tripura           |                           218980           |
| Uttar Pradesh     |                           237869           |
| Uttarakhand       |                             8814.86        |
| West Bengal       |                           410600           |

| Andaman And Nicobar              |           59.89 |
|----------------------------------|-----------------|
| Dadra &Nagar Haveli              |  2975.85        |
| Daman &Diu                       |    33.45        |
| Lakshadweep                      |     0           |
| Puducherry                       |  4298.31        |
| Andhra Pradesh                   | 14065.1         |
| Karnataka                        | 17265.3         |
| Telangana                        |  4448.68        |
| Ladakh                           |  2181.24        |
| Total                            |     5.54069e+06 |
| Amount released under PM-JANMAN* | 67705           |

## Fund released to STs on wage component under the scheme, 'MGNREGA'

(Rs. in lakh)

|   Sl. No. | States/UTs        |   2023-24 |
|-----------|-------------------|-----------|
|         1 | Andhra Pradesh    |  63394.5  |
|         2 | Arunachal Pradesh |  27147.4  |
|         3 | Assam             |  33157    |
|         4 | Bihar             |   8269.99 |
|         5 | Chhattisgarh      |  81539.2  |
|         6 | Goa               |     53.98 |
|         7 | Gujarat           |  48659.2  |
|         8 | Himachal Pradesh  |   5058.48 |
|         9 | Jammu &Kashmir    |   7079.65 |
|        10 | Jharkhand         |  53432.9  |
|        11 | Karnataka         |  41870.8  |
|        12 | Kerala            |  19039.3  |
|        13 | Madhya Pradesh    | 114388    |
|        14 | Maharashtra       |  31949.4  |
|        15 | Meghalaya         |  53758.3  |
|        16 | Mizoram           |  44723.8  |
|        17 | Nagaland          |  41930.8  |
|        18 | Odisha            | 135045    |
|        19 | Punjab            |     21.9  |
|        20 | Rajasthan         | 147887    |

|   21 | Sikkim        |   2951.31 |
|------|---------------|-----------|
|   22 | Tamil Nadu    |  13873.3  |
|   23 | Telangana     |  37176.5  |
|   24 | Tripura       |  36687.7  |
|   25 | Uttar Pradesh |   6248.47 |
|   26 | Uttarakhand   |   1945.09 |
|   27 | Puducherry    |     14.36 |
|   28 | Ladakh        |   4465.98 |

## Fund released under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (under PM JANMAN)

(Rs. in crore)

| State          |   Release underPM-JANMAN (2023-24) |
|----------------|------------------------------------|
| Andhra Pradesh |                            41.2    |
| Chhattisgarh   |                           143.925  |
| Jharkhand      |                             6.2025 |
| Madhya Pradesh |                            33.005  |
| Odisha         |                             8.4325 |

In the Current Financial year, a provision of Rs. 1260 crore has been made and State wise allocation is as under: -

(Rs. in crore)

| S.No.   | STATE          |   Allocation |
|---------|----------------|--------------|
| 1       | Andhra Pradesh |          150 |
| 2       | Chhattisgarh   |          400 |
| 3       | Gujarat        |           10 |
| 4       | Jharkhand      |          300 |
| 5       | Karnataka      |           20 |
| 6       | Madhya Pradesh |          220 |
| 7       | Odisha         |           40 |
| 8       | Rajasthan      |           50 |
| 9       | Telangana      |           20 |
| 10      | Tripura        |           50 |
| Total   | Total          |         1260 |

## Fund released for STs under National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP)

## (Rs. in crore)

|   Sl. No. | States/UTs     |   2023-24 |
|-----------|----------------|-----------|
|         1 | Andhra Pradesh |     41.47 |

| 2                 | Bihar              | 11.54   |
|-------------------|--------------------|---------|
| 3                 | Chhattisgarh       | 44.04   |
| 4                 | Goa                | 0.00    |
| 5                 | Gujarat            | 70.46   |
| 6                 | Haryana            | 0.00    |
| 7                 | Himachal Pradesh   | 9.34    |
| 8                 | Jharkhand          | 30.74   |
| 9                 | Karnataka          | 47.38   |
| 10                | Kerala             | 63.10   |
| 11                | Madhya Pradesh     | 86.04   |
| 12                | Maharashtra        | 0.00    |
| 13                | Odisha             | 94.66   |
| 14                | Punjab             | 0.00    |
| 15                | Rajasthan          | 32.12   |
| 16                | Tamil Nadu         | 70.60   |
| 17                | Telangana          | 17.52   |
| 18                | Uttar Pradesh      | 139.24  |
| 19                | Uttarakhand        | 9.25    |
| 20                | West Bengal        | 102.61  |
| NE States         |                    |         |
| 21                | Arunachal Pradesh  | 3.20    |
| 22                | Assam              | 77.96   |
| 23                | Manipur            | 4.31    |
| 24                | Meghalaya          | 5.84    |
| 25                | Mizoram            | 9.69    |
| 26                | Nagaland           | 17.15   |
| 27                | Sikkim             | 0.00    |
| 28                | Tripura            | 11.69   |
| Union Territories |                    |         |
| 29                | A&N Islands        | 0.00    |
| 30                | Chandigarh         | 0.00    |
| 31                | D&N Haveli and D&D | 0.00    |
| 32                | NCT Delhi          | 0.00    |
| 33                | J&K                | 3.27    |
| 34                | Ladakh             | 0.00    |

|   35 | Lakshadweep   |   0.00 |
|------|---------------|--------|
|   36 | Puducherry    |      0 |

## State-wise Release of funds under ST Component under DAY-NRLM

## (Rs. in lakh)

|   S.No. | State                     |   2023-24 |
|---------|---------------------------|-----------|
|       1 | Andhra Pradesh            |    378.85 |
|       2 | Bihar                     |   2236.07 |
|       3 | Chhattisgarh              |   8407.81 |
|       4 | Goa                       |     92.26 |
|       5 | Gujarat                   |   3484.31 |
|       6 | Himachal Pradesh          |    548.15 |
|       7 | Jammu and Kashmir         |    602.82 |
|       8 | Jharkhand                 |   5635.92 |
|       9 | Karnataka                 |   5440.29 |
|      10 | Kerala                    |    178.76 |
|      11 | Madhya Pradesh            |   6176.6  |
|      12 | Maharashtra               |   7548.03 |
|      13 | Odisha                    |  16213.8  |
|      14 | Rajasthan                 |   4355.04 |
|      15 | Tamil Nadu                |    345.32 |
|      16 | Uttar Pradesh             |   1309.84 |
|      17 | Uttarakhand               |    335.95 |
|      18 | West Bengal               |   9704.02 |
|      19 | Andaman &Nicobar          |     60.88 |
|      20 | Daman &Diu and D&N Haveli |    134.19 |
|      21 | Lakshadweep               |    144.88 |
|      22 | Ladakh                    |    371.2  |
|      23 | Arunachal Pradesh         |   8537.35 |
|      24 | Assam                     |  14228    |
|      25 | Meghalaya                 |  26504.5  |
|      26 | Manipur                   |   3992.86 |
|      27 | Mizoram                   |   6337.34 |
|      28 | Nagaland                  |  12070.9  |
|      29 | Sikkim                    |    701.83 |

| 30   | Tripura   | 16109.4   |
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