Karnataka Schedule Tribes Development Corporation Limited Head Office Bangalore Annual Action Plan 2009-10

Karnataka Schedule Tribes Development Corporation Limited Head Office Bangalore

Annual Action Plan 2009-10

4th main, 16th Cross, Sampanagiramanagar, Bangalore-560027 Telephone : Managing Director : 080-22110897 Office : 22110895 Fax : 22111429 Email : [email protected]

Index Slno Subject Page No 1 District wise Percentage of Population of Schedule tribes 2 Population of Communities under Schedule Tribes 3 Information about allocation of Grant of the State Budget for 2009-10. Schemes impimented by the Corporation method of distribution applications , eligibility criteria for availing assistance documents to be submitted along with the application.

4 Self Employment Programme 5 Entrepreneurship Development Scheme 6 Micro Credit Scheme(NSTFDC) 7 Micro Credit Scheme 8 Direct Loan Scheme 9 Land Purchase Scheme 10 Ganga Kalyana Individual Irrigation Borewell / Lift Irrigation Scheme 11 Self Employment District wise Physical and Financial Target . 12 Entrepreneurship Development District wise Physical and Financial Target 13 Micro Credit Scheme(NSTFDC) District wise Physical and Financial Target 14 Direct Loan Scheme District wise Physical and Financial Target 15 Direct Loan Scheme (2 CB Cows) District wise Physical and Financial Target 16 Micro Credit Scheme District wise Physical and Financial Target 17 Direct Loan Scheme District wise Physical and Financial Target 18 Land Purchase Scheme District wise Physical and Financial Target 19 Ganga Kalyana Individual Irrigation Borewell District wise Physical and Financial Target 20 Ganga Kalyana Lift Irrigation Scheme District wise Physical and Financial Target 21 Self Employment,ISB,GKS ,IIBW Scheme wsie assembly Constituency District wise Physical and Financial Targets.

2 Annual Action plan for the Year 2009-10.

1.State Government has constituted this Corporation 25.07.2006 for the economic development of the Schedule Tribes and the Corporation has started functioning independently since 22.02.2007.

2. Share Capital:

a) Authorised Share Capital Rs 500.00 Lakh.

b) Paid up Share Capital Rs 1.00 Lakh.

3. Programmes for the year 2009-10:

4. Corporation has drawn up programmes for implementation of the following Schemes during the year 2009-10.

a) Self Employment Programme:

i) Self Employment Scheme ii) Entrepreneurship Development Scheme iii) Direct Loan Scheme iv) Micro Credit Scheme(NSTFDC) v) Micro Credit Scheme(State)

b) Land Purchase Scheme

c) Ganga Kalyana Scheme

i) Community Irrigation (Lift Irrigation) Scheme ii) Individual Irrigation Bore well Scheme

Annual Action plan for the Year 2009-10.

1.The District managers at the District level should initiate action in identifying the eligible Scheduled Tribe families who have not availed any benefit from the corporation earlier, for providing financial assistance based on the data base family profile. While extending financial assistance to the eligible families , preference should be given to the primitive tribal groups, under all the schemes of the corporation.

2. Notification shall be issued in the local dailies inviting applications from the eligible scheduled tribes during the period from 18.05.2009 to 22.06.2009. The applications on white paper received from the candidates shall contain his/ her name in full, complete postal address, caste and sub caste, annual income of the applicants family, purpose for which loan is sought, etc, the applicants who have submitted applications seeking financial assistance from the corporation during the year 2008-09, but not succeeded, may be advised to submit application afresh duly furnishing the details of the application submitted during the previous year, which may be considered while selection of the candidates. The District Managers and Taluk Development officers should take personal interest in identifying the villages and families who have not been assisted by the corporation and action taken to extend financial assistance to such of those families.

3 3.The applications received seeking financial assistance should be scrutinized, eligible candidates selected only to the extent of 10% over and above the target. There after the applications seeking assistance for engaging in income generating activities should be sorted out Constituency wise and Bank wise and placed before the Taluk Level selection committee for selection of eligible candidates. This process should be completed before 30.06.2009.

4.Applications in the prescribed form duly filled in should be obtained from the selected candidates and forwarded to the concerned banks on or before 20.07.2009

5. Wide publicity shall be given about the receiving of applications through local dailies. Model application form on white paper neatly typed, may be kept in the office of the Zilla Panchayath, Taluk Panchayath, Taluk Social Welfare Officer and the interested candidates may be advised to submit the filled in applications in these offices. In the District Offices one staff member may be nominated for receiving the applications and to record the details of the applications so received in a separate register kept for the purpose.

6. After completion of the process of selection of candidates, the implementation of the schemes shall be commenced from the month of July 2009 and to complete before February 2010.

GENERAL FEATURES

1.A separate register shall be maintained for registering the applications issued and receipt of filled in applications duly furnishing there in action taken on those applications at every stage till such time loan is sanctioned.

2. Targets are worked out and fixed constituency wise to give equal and due representation to all Constituencies keeping in this mind, Taluk wise targets may be worked out and fixed by the respective District Managers.

3. Constituency wise targets are not fixed in case of Direct Loan, Micro Credit and Land Purchase Schemes. However the District managers should fix the targets taking into consideration the demand duly ensuring that equal opportunities are provided for all the constituencies.

4. Thrust shall be given for formation of self help groups in the districts and benefits should be extended to such of those Self Help Groups, complete information of all the scheduled tribe Self Help Groups should be maintained by each district office.

5.The target fixed for the year 2009-10 under each scheme should be achieved before February 2010, ensuring that assets are created and are in the custody of the respective beneficiaries.

6. while implementation of schemes tie up arrangements may be made to the extent possible with the agencies who have marketing and loan repayment arrangements.

7. The photograph of the asset created out of the financial assistance released by the corporation shall be taken and kept in the beneficiary file.

8. 33% of the total target shall be reserved in favour of women beneficiaries.

9. As per the govt. Order, 3% of the target shall be reserved for physically challenged candidates and the details of applications received from such of those candidates and the progress achieved, scheme wise, may kept separately for furnishing the information to the government as and when called for.

4 10. There is no provision for sanction of financial assistance to the candidates for the second time.

11.The Taluk Development Officer should visit the villages which have not been assisted, awareness may be created among the villagers about the scheme of the corporation and action taken to extend facilities to the eligible candidates.

12.Care should be taken to see that all sub castes are extended facilities equally, keeping in view the population of the district concerned.

13. Preference shall be given in implementation of the schemes in all the 114 taluks identified as backward taluks as per the report of Dr.D.M.Nanjundappa.

14. Preferences should be given to Primitive Tribal Groups in extending the benefits under the schemes.

Submission of progress report to head office

The corporation has to furnish the details of progress achieved under each scheme to the government from time to time and also for the state level meetings. For this purpose, the district officers are required to send the details of progress made under each scheme during the month including DCB , so as to reach head office on or before 5th of the following month, through E-mail.

RECOVERY

Healthy development of the corporation lies on its good financial status. When the economic condition of the beneficiary improves with the asset created from the financial assistance extended, he would be able to make timely repayment of loan. The following standards are adopted for implementation of the schemes and for easy repayment of loans.

1. identification of the eligible beneficiary; 2. Speedy and timely released of loan to the beneficiary; 3. Selection of profit generating permanent assets; 4. Tie up agreements with Government, Semi Government, Private Companies for creating marketing facilities to the products produced by the beneficiary; 5. Much importance to be given for recovery of loans during harvesting time; 6. Issuing of notices to the beneficiaries under each schemes at the end of each quarter for repayment of loan; 7. On release of loan amount sanctioned, loan accounts shall be opened, beneficiary wise, the loan accounts so opened shall also be computerized duly registering the details of loan, amount of the loan instalments etc. as and when the beneficiary repays the loan instalments, the same shall be taken to credit in the respective loan account. At the beginning of each year, a list shall be prepared about the amount of loan outstanding in respect of each beneficiary. It is the responsibility of the Accounts Assistants and District Manager concerned to keep the loan accounts of all the beneficiaries updated at all times; 8. Every year, all the assets created out of the assistance from the corporation shall be inspected by the Taluk Development Officer concerned and District Manager in the ratio of 80:20 respectively to ascertain whether the loan amount has reached the beneficiary in full, whether the assets are created out of the entire amount of loan released, whether the loan instalments are repaid regularly and to record the facts of inspection in a separate register. All efforts are to be made for recovery of loans; 9. To prepare age-wise loan data and action taken for recovery of loans;

5 10. Every Taluk Development Officer should have the complete details of the loan released and outstanding loans, beneficiary wise, in the villages, coming under his jurisdiction; 11. Every Taluk Development Officer/District Manager has to achieve the recovery target fixed by the head office for the year 2009-10, scheme wise and to send the amount of recovery made to head office every month through bank draft; 12. Similarly the loan instalments recovered from the beneficiaries in respect of loans released earlier to 31.03.2007 may be sent to Dr.B.R Ambedkar development corporation every month through bank draft; 13. The recovery of the loans made in respect of the loans released on and after 01.04.2007 shall be sent to the managing director, Karnataka scheduled tribes development corporation through bank draft duly furnishing the details of recovery made beneficiary wise and scheme wise.

GENERAL ELGIBILITY CONDITIONS FOR AVAILING FACILITY UNDER DIFFERENT SCHEMES OF THE CORPORATION

1. Applicant should belong to Schedule Tribe. 2. He should be a resident of Karnataka for the last at least 15 years. 3. None of the family members of the applicant employed in any Government/Semi Government Public sector under takings. 4. None of the family members of the applicants should have availed facility from the corporation earlier. 5. Applicant should have knowledge and experience in the activity for which loan is sought. 6. Applicant should be in the age group of 18 years and 60 years. 7. Applicants who are below the poverty line only to be selected.

ESSENTIAL DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED BY THE APPLICANT ALONG WITH THE APPLICATION

1. Caste Certificate 2. Latest Family Income Certificate 3. Ration Card/ Voter Identity Card 4. Project Report/ Quotation 5. In case of a vehicle valid driving license with badge. 6. Training/ Experience Certificate. 7. Domiciliary certificate in support of living in the state for the last 15years. This certificate is compulsory in case of residents of Kolar ,Mysore ,Tumkur, Bangalore Urban, Bangalore Rural, Gulbarga, Bellary and Raichur Districts. 8. 2 No’s recent pass port size photographs of the applicant.

6 SELF EMPLOYEMENT PROGRAMME

General Conditions

1. The annual income of the applicants family shall not exceed Rs. 22000/-. 2. Loan applications shall be recommended only to the Nationalized Banks, Scheduled Banks and Regional Rural Banks. 3. Subsidy shall be released to the banks on receipt of proposals from the banks on first come first serve basis. 4. Assistance should be extended in cases where there in asset creation without giving preference to the business units. 5. Action should be taken to see that the loan and subsidy to the Banks, failing which complaint may be lodged with the controlling officer of the bank and the matter may also be discusses at BLBC and the DLBC meetings, bringing the matter of failure to the notice of the chief executive officer of the Zilla Panchayath . Utilization certificates shall invariably be obtained from the banks for having utilized the subsidy released by the corporation in the prescribed form ,failing which the amount may be taken back 6. In cases where the bankers fail to refund the unutilized subsidy within 60 days of its release interest may be collected from such of the bank for the delayed period, a quarterly report to this effect should be submitted to head office to take up the issue at the SLBC meeting. 7. Subsidy shall be released for the loans sanctioned against the applications recommended by the corporation. 8. Sanction of subsidy is limited to those cases where the project cost is less than Rs. 50000/- the rate of subsidy available will be 50% of the unit cost subject to a maximum of Rs.10000/-. 9. Bank wise and branch wise target may be fixed in consultation with the lead bank managers. 10. The minimum project cost is fixed at Rs.15000/-(per capita assistance). Subsidy is not available for the units where the project cost is less than RS. 15000/- 11. Scheme wise proposals maybe submitted for release of subsidy/ margin money 12. The proposals received in excess of the target fixed may be rejected. 13. While extending the assistance preferences shall b given to applicants trained under the training scheme of women and child development corporation.

CALENDER OF EVENTS 1 18.05.2009 Date of publication of notification for receipt of applications 2 22.06.2009 Last date for receipt of applications 3 30.06.2009 Last date for completion of the process of selection of beneficiaries through selection committe

4 20.07.2009 Last for forwarding the applications of the selected candidates to the banks 5 July 2009 Feb- Releasing of subsidy to the banks 2010

The Taluk Development Officers/ District Managers shall take all necessary steps for achieving the target fixed for the Taluk / District as the case may and to submit a progress report to head office before 5th of the following month.

ENTREPRENERURSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (ISB SCHEME)

Under this scheme, financial assistance will be provided to start small scale industry/purchase goods or passenger vehicle/ tractor etc..The project cost will be from Rs.50000/- to Rs. 10.00 Lakhs. The project cost comprises of promoter’s contribution at 5% margin money from the corporation at 20%,

7 subject to a maximum of Rs 1.00 Lakh and the remaining 75% will be the bank loan. Subsidy to a maximum of Rs.1000/- will also be paid in respect of the units where the project cost ranges from Rs.50000/- to Rs.1.00 Lakh.

GENERAL CONDITIONS

1. Applicant should belong to Scheduled Tribes 2. The total annual income of the applicant family shall not exceed Rs. 40000/- in case of rural areas and Rs.40000/- in case of rural areas and Rs. 55000/- in case of urban areas. 3. Majority of proposals are received for purchase of vehicles. For the other schemes like Mini Dairy, Power loom, Silk twisting, Bricks manufacturing unit, Poultry, Piggery, Coir products, Grapes growing, Floriculture and other profit generating activities utilizing the raw materials available in the districts the beneficiaries shall be identified and proposals recommended to the banks. 4. Action should be taken to see that the loan, margin money and subsidy, as the case may be, released to the beneficiaries within 60 days from the date of receipt, failing which the subsidy and margin money may be taken back. 5. While identifying the beneficiaries, his aptitude and experience in the proposed activity should be verified in detail, report prepared in the prescribed format and placed before the selection committee. 6. Training may be arranged for the selected candidates through RUDSET and other Government Agencies. 7. Joint inspection of the units in which loans were sanctioned in the previous years may be conducted along with the bank officers and to extend cooperation to the bank officials in recovery of loans. 8. Branch wise target may be fixed in consultation with the lead bank officers.

CALENDER OF EVENTS 18.05.2009 Date of publication of notification for receipt of applications 22.06.2009 Last date for receipt of applications 30.06.2009 Last date for completion of the process of selection of beneficiaries through selection committee. 20.07.2009 Last for forwarding the applications of the selected candidates to the banks July 2009 Feb- Releasing of subsidy to the banks 2010

The Taluk development officers/District managers shall take all necessary steps for achieving the target fixed for the Taluk / District as the case may and to submit a progress report to head office before 5th of the following month.

MICRO CREDIT SCHEME

This scheme is implemented having tie up arrangements with NSTFDC and banks and as given here under;

8 1. The scheduled tribe women self help groups who desire to avail assistance under the scheme, should have been engaged in the profit generating activities. 2. As per the government order NO.57 BMS 2009 dated 30.01.2009, loan of Rs.40000/- and Subsidy of Rs.1000/- will be sanctioned to each of the eligible SHG. 3. The women self help groups should have been constituted as per guidelines issued by the department of women and child development.

As per the guidelines under the scheme, the maximum project cost will be Rs. 50000/- ,out of which Rs. 40000/- will be the term loan from NSTFDC carrying interest at 6% per annum and remaining Rs. 1000/- will be the subsidy.

20.07.2009 Last for forwarding the applications of the selected candidates to the banks JULY 2009 Releasing of subsidy to the banks FEB-2010

MICRO CREDIT SCHEME(STATE)

This scheme is implemented for extending financial assistance to the skilled/ un skilled scheduled tribe candidates living in rural and urban areas to take up business activities in a small scale . During the year 2009-10, RS. 100.00 LAKH is earn marked for implementation of the scheme. The amount includes Subsidy of RS. 50.00 LAKHS and margin money of RS. 50.00 LAKHS.

Targets have been fixed for extending assistance to 2000 eligible candidates in each district based on the population of scheduled tribes in the concerned district maximum of RS. 5000/- comprises of subsidy of RS. 2500/- and margin money of RS. 2500/- and the amount will be released by the corporation directly.

ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS

1. The scheme will be implemented by identifying the self help groups through governmental and nongovernmental agencies. the members of self help groups who holds land or in employment with Government / government organizations, are not eligible for availing the assistance. Subsidy equivalent to 50% of the project cost and to maximum of RS. 2500/- per beneficiary will be sanctioned and released to the concerned self help groups through account paying cheque the self help group may charge interest at 5% per annum to each of its member/ beneficiary. 2. The self help groups shall repay loan amount to the corporation along with interest at 4% per annum. The remaining 1% of interest may be retained by the SHGs as service charges and utilized for its activities. The maximum amount of the assistance extend to the SHGs do not exceed RS. 2.50 LAKHS.

9 3. The self help groups shall repay the loan amount to the corporation in 36 quarterly instalments(30th june ,30th September,31st December and 31st march). Penal interest at the rate of 5% will be charged to the SHGs who default from making timely repayment of loan.

20.07.2009 Last for forwarding the applications of the selected candidates to the banks JULY 2009 Releasing of subsidy to the banks FEB-2010

DIRECT LOAN SCHEME

The project cost under this scheme ranges from Rs. 35000/- TO Rs .5.00 Lakh The term loan portion of the project cost will be obtained from National Scheduled Tribes Finance and Development Corporation and released to the eligible benificiaries.The selection of beneficiaries will be done through District Level Selection Communities. No proposal shall be sent to this office directly. The details of purposes for which direct loan will be sanctioned, will be intimated to the district offices after the issue of guarantee by the State Government to NSTFDC on behalf of the corporation.

Documents to be submitted along with the application in addition to the essential documents.

1. Provisional registration certificate; 2. Rental agreement/lease/ documents related to land and buildings; 3. No objection certificate from the local bodies; 4. Project report;

SOURCE OF FINANCE:-

10 1. Candidates need not remit the promoters contribution in case where the project cost is less than Rs.1.00 Lakh and for such of those units, subsidy of RS. 10000/- will be granted in addition to margin money loan (20%) and NSTFDC’S term loan 2. Where the project cost is between Rs.1.00LAKH and Rs.2.00 Lakh the candidate is required to remit promoters contribution at 2% of the project cost. Out of the remaining amount of the project cost, 20% will be the margin money loan and 78% will be NSTFDC’S term loan 3. Where the project cost is between Rs.2.50 Lakh and Rs.5.00 Lakh the candidate is required to remit promoters contribution at 3% of the project cost. Out of the remaining amount of the project cost, 20% will be the margin money loan and 77% will be NSTFDC’S term loan 4. Where the project cost exceeds Rs. 5.00 lakh the candidate is required to remit promoters contribution at 5% of the project cost. Out of the remaining amount of the project cost, 20% will be the margin money loan subject to a maximum of RS. 1 LAKH and the rest will be NSTFDC’S term loan 5. The rate of interest for the loans up to Rs. 5.00 lakhs is 6% per annum and for the loans in excess of Rs. 5.00 lakhs the interest rate is 8% per annum.

In case of the beneficiaries who have availed the facilities sunder the scheme do not make timely repayment of loan instalments NSTFDC will not release the further instalments of term loan therefore the beneficiaries are advised to repay the loan instalments as per the repayment schedule, without fail.

IMPORATANT DOCUMENTS TO BE OBTAINED

Scheme wise documents shall be obtained from the selected beneficiaries, as detailed in the printed booklet

Soon after the loan amount is released to the beneficiary a loan account should be opened in the loan ledger simultaneously computerizing the details of sanction and release of loan indicating there in the name of beneficiary his full postal address, purpose amount of term loan and margin money promoters contribution, rate o interest instalment amount and date of repayment of instalments etc. Separate loan account sheets shall be opened for term loan and margin money loan.

Immediately on disbursement of loan to the beneficiary an utilization certificate shall be sent to head office. Similarly incomplete applications shall be attested by the district manger. The validity of pronote obtained will be for a period of 3 years only and therefore the pronote shall be got renewed before expire of its term.

The quantum of collateral security under direct loan scheme has been revised and the revised rates are as under.

S.no Amount of loan Revised quantum of collateral security For vehicles For other purposes 1 Upto rs. 1.00 lakh 10% of the loan 10% of the loan amount amount

11 2. Between rs. 1.00 lakh and rs. 2.50 15% of the loan 20% of the loan lakh amount amount Between rs. 2.50 lakh and rs. 5.00 20% of the loan 30% of the loan lakh amount amount

LAND PURCHASE SCHEME

Under this scheme financial assistance in the form of subsidy and loan will be provided to the landless female agricultural labours belonging to Scheduled Tribes to purchase two acres of dry land or one acre of wet land

DETAILS OF THE SCHEME

While revising the unit cost OF Rs.60000/- Fixed Earliar, Government Vide Order NO.SWD 42 SDC 04(part) dated 06.06.2006 has accorded sanction for purchase of lands at the guidance value fixed by the registration department in aspect of each village. The loan amount comprises of 50% subsidy and 50% term loan.Interest at 6%p.a. will be charge the for term loan. Term loan will be obtained from National Scheduled Tribes Finance And Development Corporation. The successful implementation of the scheme depends on the recovery of loan.

During the current year govt has allocated subsidy of RS. 2.00 Cores for implementation of the scheme. The matching term loan will be obtained from NSTFDC. Physical and financial targets have been fixed on the basis of district wise population.

The guidance value varies from village to village and therefore Rs. 50000/- is taken as an average value for fixing the targets.

ELIGIBILITY

1. The applicant should be a landless women agriculture; labourer belonging to Scheduled Tribe; 2. She should not be a defaulter; 3. The land owners should not belong to either scheduled caste or scheduled tribe; 4. The land purposed under the scheme should be free from all litigations and does not violate PTCL Act, Land Grant Act, Forest Land Act, etc, and should be suitable for agriculture. The basic documents of the land like RTC,EC,NOCs obtained from the banks, Mutation, sale Deed, Title Deed are to be obtained from the land owners besides verifying the fertility of the land. All these documents along with the report of the District manager shall be placed before the purchase committee headed by the Deputy Commissioner. The Social Welfare Officer, Senior Agricultural Officer and Asst. Commissioner are the members of the committee and the District Manager will be the member secretary of the committee. All the lands proposed for purchase shall jointly inspected by the Asst. Commissioner, Tahasildar, Agricultre Officer and officers from the departments of Horiculture, Sericulture and Animal Husbandry; 5. The photographs of the land owner and the beneficiary shall invariably be obtained along with the application; 6. The land proposed for purchase should be shown to the beneficiary the district committee will fix the value of the land taking into consideration the value of neighbouring lands guidance value,availability of ground water and fertility of the land; 7. While registering the land in favour of the beneficiary mortgage deed shall also be got registered EC obtained and kept in the beneficiary file;

12 8. The District Manager should initiate action to provide irrigation facilities to the lands so purchased and to provide all facilities to the beneficiary to take up again full agricultural and allied activities in coordination with the departments of Horticulture, Sericulture and Animal husbandry;

DOCUMENTS TO BE OBTAINED

Application along with the documents like caste certificate of landless agricultural labourer, photograph, pronote, consideration receipt, loan agreement have to be obtained from the beneficiary the land should be mortgaged in the favour of the corporation and land should not be disposed by the beneficiary for any reason.

DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED ALONG WITH THE PROPOSALS SENT TO THE HEAD OFFICE

1. District committee proceedings along with the RTC; 2. List of beneficiaries selected their caste and sub caste; 3. Land wise inspection report of the district manager in the prescribed format; 4. Tahasildar’s report about the lands free from all litigations and do not fall under PTCL Act, Land Grant and land reforms act; 5. Proceedings of the grama sabha conducted for selection of women beneficiaries.;

SELECTION

Selection of the beneficiary should be made keeping in view the recovery aspect. the lands which have irrigation facilities; suitable for agriculture which are within radius of 5kms.from the beneficiary residence should be identified. While identifying the lands preference should be given to primitive tribal groups under this scheme.

GENERAL INFORMATION

State Government and NSTFDC releases funds on quarterly basis therefore proposals should be submitted on quarterly basis instead of submitting bunch. To facilitate release of funds to the Districts accordingly.

The proposals according to the target fixed to the districts shall be placed before the district committee and to obtain approval for any reasons approval for the proposals in excess of target should not be obtained. Soon after the registration of the land in favour of the beneficiary utilization of certificates to be sent to head office.

CALENDER OF EVENTS 18.05.2009 Date of publication of notification for receipt of applications 22.06.2009 Last date for receipt of applications The process fixing the price of the land proposed for purchase by the committee headed by the deputy commissioner should be completed on quarterly basis Accordingly proposals may be submitted to head office for sanction 28.02.2010 Last date for completing the registration process of the lands approved for purchase under the current year target.

GANGA KALYANA SCHEME

State government has allocated RS. 2735.00 LAKHS for Scheduled Tribes in the annual budget for the year 2009-2010 for implementation of ganga kalyana scheme out of this RS. 235.00 lakhs has been earn marked for community lift irrigation and remaining RS. 2500.00 LAKHS for individual irrigation bore wells and drawn an annual action plan. the details as under;

(Rs.in Lakh)

S.no Scheme Target Physical Financial 1 Individual irrigation 2910 2900.00 borewells (including NSTFDC term loan) 2 Lift 60 235.00 irrigation(community) scheme Total 2970 3135.00

A) INDIVIDUAL IRRIGATION BOREWELL SCHEME

Guidelines for Identifying the beneficiaries and implementation of the scheme

1. List of beneficiaries as per target fixed and beneficiary wise selected through selection committees, shall be got prepared and submitted to head office. Soon after the finalization of the selection list, the applications of the ineligible candidates should be returned under due endorsement. 2. The list of selected beneficiaries should be handed over to the drilling agencies and the taluk development officers shall arrange for survey of the lands under a time frame and keeping regular contact with the agency. 3. While conducting the geo physical survey, the existence of power line near by ranging 2-3 poles may be ensured. 4. After completion of geo physical survey water survey reports shall be obtained from the drilling agencies within weeks time there after. 5. Action to be taken to drill bore wells under the scheme in the lands of small and marginal farmers having 2 to 5 acres of dry land. 6. After obtaining feasible water point report, the taluk development officer should collect the require land records from the beneficiaries’ within a week and work orders to be issued to drilling agencies to drill bore wells 7. Before issue of work orders to the drilling agencies, list oof beneficiaries according to the assembly constituencies shall be prepared and to issue work order for all the points which exists in a block instead of scattered points. This would facilitate the drilling agency to shift the rings from one point to other quickly and thereby drilling work could be completed speedily and target achieved on time. 8. The Taluk Development officer should be personally present at the spot at the time of drilling the bore well. in case the drilling agency deploys more than one rig at a time arrangements may made to depute responsible staff in addition to TDO/ Staff present at

14 the site should inspect the size of drilling bit(165 mm dia) and the quality of casing pipes. It may be ensured that the quality of casing pipes are inspected by the third party. The length of the casing pipe installed and the depth of the borewell shall be recorded in a proforma 3A duly obtaining the signatures of beneficiary witness and representative of the drilling agency and send to Head Office in proforma 3A as per the circular along with the digital photos showing the presence f the TDO and the beneficiary at site. The details of all the failed wells should be completely closed and reported to Head Office in proforma 3A. 9. The drilling bills in respect of successful wells should be send to head office within 3 days from the day of drilling 10. After completion of drilling the name of the beneficiary shall be got registered with the power supply company within a week for sanction of power.

1 April and The process of drilling of Bore wells installation of pump sets and May 2009 providing power supply in respect of 2008-09 backlog wells shall be taken and completed. 2 18.05.2009 Last Date fixed for publication of notification for receipt of application for the year 2009-10 3 22.06.2009 Last date for receipt of applications 4 31.07.2009 Last date fixed for conducting spot verification and identification of beneficiaries for extending facilities during 2009-10 5 31.08.2009 Last date fixed for completing the process of selection of beneficiaries through selection committees 6 15.09.2009 Last date for submission of meeting proceedings and the list of selected candidates 7 31.01.2010 Last date for drilling of bore wells as per the target fixed 8 28.02.2010 Last date for installation of pumpsets for the borewells drilled 9 31.03.2010 Last date for energising the borewells

FOLLOWING POINTS SHOULD BE STRICTLY FOLLOWED DURING IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SCHEME

01. Borewells should not be drilled for any reason for those who are not selected by the committee .The selection of beneficiaries shall be made only in the meetings of the selection committee.

02. Bore wells should not be drilled in the areas where power connection cannot be taken.

03.Delay should not be caused in handing over the list of beneficiaries to the drilling agency for Geo Physical survey.

04. The beneficiary need not to pay any money either to the geologist or to the drilling agency.

05. Delay should not be caused in issuing work order to the drilling agency.

06. Re-survey should not be conducted in the non feasible land of the beneficiary and an endorsement to be issued to the beneficiary from the district office.

07. Before drilling of bore well signature of the beneficiary should not be taken in Performa -3A and well log.

15 08. Drilling agency should not be completed to drill another bore well in the same land beneficiary where bore well drilled earlier was found to be failed well.

09. There should not be delay in submitting the bills of the drilling agency

UNIT COST

During the year 2009-10, the maximum unit cost in respect of each bore well is fixed at Rs. 1.00 Lakh, out of which is RS. 86000/- will be subsidy and the remaining portion upto a maximum of RS. 14000/- will be sanctioned as term loan from NSTFDC. The expenses incurred in excess Rs. 1.00 Lakh Will have to be borne by the beneficiary.

GUIDELINES TO BE FOLLOWED WHILE INSTALLING TH PUMPSETS

During 2009-10, directions will be issued from head office from time to time regarding supply of pump sets and accessories and installation of same to the borewells.

Taluk Development officer(TDO) should be present at the time of delivery of pumpset to the beneficiary. The pumpsets and accessories delivered to the beneficiaries should be verified and information should be recorded proforma 4B and signature of the beneficiary and witness shall be taken on the proforma. A digital photographs of the accessories supplied along with the pump set should be taken to show that the accessories supplied along with the beneficiary and the TDO are clearly visible. The photograph so taken along with the proforma 4B and proforma 4A under due certification by the District Manager concerned shall be sent to head office.

At the time of installation of the pumpset to the borewell, the TDO should personally present at site. After successful installation of the pumpset and the accessories to the bore well, in the beneficiary should be properly guided in safe guarding in the asset. While installing the pump set digital photograph of the working progress including the beneficiary and the TDO shall be taken and enclosed to the duly filled in proforma 4C and 4E with due certification by the District Manager and sent to head office.

In case where the unit cost exceeds Rs. 1.00 Lakh such cases excluding the subsidy amount of Rs. 86000/- sanction may be obtained for term loan of Rs. 14000/- from NSTFDC and collecting the amount in excess of Rs. 1.00 Lakh from the beneficiary and there after the process of installation of pumpset shall be under taken. proforma 4C should not be igned and sent to head office incase the pumpset is not lowered to the desired depth.The district manager and the concerned TDO will be held responsible for the loses that may be caused from violating instructions given.

ENERGISATION

The beneficiaries name should be got registered with power supply company within a weeks time from the date of drilling. The details of the registration so made shall be recorded in a separate register. Number of circulars have been issued regarding energisation of borewells . Accordingly action shall be taken to get all the borewells energised duly remitting YMD/MSD. A report on the progress made in energizing the borewells jointly signed by the Executive Engineer of the power supply company and the district managers shall sent to head office before 10th day of each month through e-mail or FAX for furnishing the information to Karnataka Development programme meeting held on 20th of each month. The photographs of the borewells energised along with the beneficiary and TDO shall be prepared in proforma 5 and sent to head office without fail.

16 SUBISSION OF BOREWELL COMPLETION REPORT

On receipts of enerigisation certificate from the power supply company the certificates along with the proforma 5 and 6 duly filled in and certified shall be sent to head office(RR NO and the date of enerigisation shall be mentioned in proforma 5 without fail.)In case of proforma 5 is submitted without conducting the spot verification for the pumpset under repair and yield is less, the concerned TDO and District Manager will be held directly responsible.The circulars and guidelines issued from head office regarding implementation of GANGA KALYANA scheme strictly followed.

LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME

To take up implementation of lift irrigation scheme in the districts , the district manager should identify the dry lands of the farmers on the banks of perennial water source. project prepared and submitted to head office for obtaining administrative approval for implementation of the scheme.

GUIDELINES TO IDENTIFY THE BENEFICIARIES AND TO IMPLEMENT THE SCHEME

1. The applicant should be small/ marginal farmers belonging to Scheduled Tribes. 2. Each unit consists minimum of 3 beneficiaries and they should have altogether a minimum of 8 acres of dry land in a block; 3. A land sketch showing the availability of lands in a single block certified by the department of survey and land records shall be obtained and kept in files; 4. All the necessary document should the obtained from the beneficiary certified and kept in file; 5. The District Manager / TDO should personally visit the spot verify the eligibility of beneficiary and the report prepared on such inspection made should be kept in file; 6. Prior permission in writing should be obtained from the irrigation department; 7. Power sanction letter should be obtained from the power supply company; 8. On completion of the project, the district manager should prepare report in the prescribed form and submitted to head office;

Fresh proposals shall not be made for any reasons in respect of units already existing. For any lapse District Manager concerned will be held responsible. In case the civil works are taken up against for the existing units, the Executive Engineer/ Asst. Executive Engineer will be held responsible for such works carried out in a violation of guidelines

17 Karnataka Schedule Tribes Development Coropration Limited Population as per 2001 cenus

Percentage of ST population to Total Population Populationå Schedule Tribes(ST) Populationå Slno District Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3426599 3110525 6537124 44971 41047 86018 1.31 1.31 1.31 1 Bangalore Urban 437489 413479 850968 22343 21327 43660 5.1 5.15 5.13 2 Bangalore Rural 524694 505852 1030546 9184 9691 18875 1.75 1.91 1.83 3 Ramanagar 2150090 2064415 4214505 122979 120472 243451 5.71 5.83 5.77 4 Belagavi

Bagalkote 834247 817645 1651892 40171 40010 80181 4.81 4.89 4.85 5 771022 731351 1502373 93455 88764 182219 12.12 12.13 12.12 6 Bidar 926424 880494 1806918 15455 14596 30051 1.66 1.65 1.66 7 Bijapura 1592789 1538133 3130922 77926 76269 154195 4.89 4.95 4.92 8 Gulbarga 493533 478302 971835 27739 26671 54410 5.62 5.57 5.59 9 Gadag 823204 781049 1604253 36234 34208 70442 4.4 4.37 4.39 10 Dharwad 740469 698647 1439116 65498 61665 127163 8.84 8.82 8.83 11 Haveri 1029714 997426 2027140 183662 180976 364638 17.83 18.14 17.98 12 Ballari

Uttara Kannada 686876 666876 1353768 11978 11803 23781 1.74 1.76 1.75 13

Raichur 841840 827922 1669762 152080 150962 303042 18.06 18.23 18.14 14 603312 592777 1196089 70063 68525 138588 11.61 11.53 11.58 15 Koppala 776221 741675 1517896 136194 130041 266235 17.54 17.53 17.53 16 Chitradurga

Davanagere 917705 873247 1790952 106932 102769 209701 11.65 11.76 11.7 17 830559 811986 1642545 28435 27562 55997 3.42 3.39 3.4 18 Shivamogga 522231 590012 1112243 20572 21041 41613 3.93 3.56 3.74 19 Udupi

Chikkamagalur 574901 565994 1140905 20570 20449 41019 3.57 3.61 3.59 20

Tumkur 1313800 1270910 2584711 98795 95024 193819 7.51 7.47 7.49 21 701677 685385 1387062 34410 33723 68133 4.9 4.92 4.91 22 Kolara

1 18 Population as per 2001 cenus

Percentage of ST population to Total Population Populationå Schedule Tribes(ST) Populationå Slno District Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Chikkaballapura 584516 564491 1149007 69868 67710 137578 11.95 11.99 11.97 23 888034 875671 1163705 8693 8500 17193 9.07 9.07 1.47 24 Mandya 859086 862583 1721669 13297 13154 26451 1.54 1.52 1.53 25 Hassan

Dakshina Kannada 938434 959296 1897730 31579 31357 62936 3.36 3.26 3.31 26 274831 273730 348561 23109 23006 46115 8.4 8.4 13.23 27 Kodagu 1344670 1296357 2541027 136831 134520 271351 10.17 10.37 10.67 28 Mysore

Chamrajanagara 489940 475522 965462 53205 52906 106111 10.85 11.12 10.99 29 26898918 25951644 52850562 1756238 1707748 3463986 6.52 6.58 6.55 MlÄÖ Total

2 19 PÀ£ÁðlPÀ ¥Àj²µÀÖ ¥ÀAUÀqÀUÀ¼À C©ªÀÈ¢üÝ ¤UÀªÀÄ ¤AiÀÄ«ÄvÀ , ¥Àj²µÀÖ ¥ÀAUÀqÀzÀ d£À¸ÀASÉå 2001gÀ d£ÀUÀtwAiÀÄAvÉ Sl. No. COMMUNITIES POPULATION

TOTAL MALE FEMALE

1 Adiyan 295 157 138

2 Barda 149 81 68

3 Bavacha , Bamcha 454 219 235

4 Bhil, Bhil Garasia, Dholi Bhil, Dungri Bhil, Dungri, 1633 869 764 Garasia, Mewasi Bhil, Rawal Bhil, Tadvi Bhil, Bhagalia, Bhilala, Pawra, Vasava, Vasave 5 Chenchu, Chenchwar 497 230 267

6 Chodhara 359 206 153

7 Dubla, Talavia, Halpati 384 207 177

8 Gamit, Gamata, Gavit, Mavchi, Padvi, Valvi 288 157 131

9 Gond, Naikpod, Rajgond 136700 70123 66577

10 Gowdalu 12507 6347 6160

11 HakkiHakkipikkipikki 8414 4272 4142

12 Hasalaru 20820 10237 10583

13 Irular 819 415 404

14 Iruliga 8486 4392 4094

15 Jenu Kuruba 29828 15133 14695

16 Kadu Kuraba 17112 8810 8302

17 Kammara (in Dakshina Kannada District & Kollegal Taluk of 38 20 18 Chamarajanagar district)

18 Kaniyan, Kanyan (in Kollegal Taluk of Chamaraja nagar 271 139 132 district) 19 Kathodi, Katkari, Dhor Kathodi, Dhor Katkari, Son 477 251 226 Kathodi, Son Katkari 20 Kattunayakan 144 70 74 21 Kokna, Kokni, Kukna 3182 1449 1733

22 Koli Dhor, Tokre Koli, Kolcha, Kolgha 80627 41465 39162

23 Konda Kapus 279 145 134

24 Koraga 16071 7951 8120

25 Kota 221 113 108

26 Koya, Bhine Koya, Rajkoya 1640 826 814

27 Kudiya, Melakudi 2733 1342 1391

20 28 Kuruba (in Kodagu District) 2540 1306 1234

29 Kurumans 798 405 393

30 Mahamalasar 13 8 5

31 Malaikudi 7979 3993 3986

32 Malasar 103 52 51

33 Malayekandi 144 71 73

34 Maleru 1360 679 681

35 Maratha ( in Kodagu District) 2657 1294 1363

36 Marati (in Dakshina Kannada District) 63549 31567 31982

37 Meda, Burud , Gauriga, Medari 37371 18778 18593

38 Naikda, Nayaka, Cholivala Nayaka, Kapadia Nayaka, Mota 2918649 1479569 1439080 Nayaka, Nana Nayaka, Naik, Nayak, Beda, Bedar & Valmiki 39 Palliyan 536 266 270

40 Paniyan 724 381 343

41 Pardhi, Advichincher, Phanse Pardhi , 5403 2733 2670 Harinshikari 42 Patelia 193 107 86

43 Rathawa 41 26 15

44 Toda 55 32 23

45 Varli 85 43 42

46 Sholaga 124 65 59

47 Soligaru 29908 15144 14764

48 Vitolia, Kotwalia, Barodia 154 78 76

49 Yerava 21948 10971 10977

50 Siddi ( in Uttara kannada District ) 7234 0 0

21 Karnataka Schedule Tribes Development Corporation Details of Physical and Financial Targets fixed under different Schemes during Year 2009-10 Financial Rs in Lakh Slno Scheme Physicsl Target Subsidy Margin Money Term Loan Total 1 Ganga Kalyana Scheme a) Community Irrigation Scheme (Lift Irrigation) 60 235.00 0.00 0.00 235.00 b) Induvidual Irrigation Borewells Scheme 2910 2500.00 0.00 400.00 2900.00 Total ( a +b) 2970 2735.00 0.00 400.00 3135.00 2 Self Employment Scheme a) self employment Scheme 4000 400.00 0.00 0.00 400.00 b) Land Purchase Scheme 400 200.00 0.00 200.00 400.00 c) Ebterprenureship Development Scheme 300 30.00 150.00 0.00 180.00 Total (a + b + c) 4700 630.00 150.00 200.00 980.00 3 Micro credit Scheme 2000 50.00 50.00 100.00 Total 2000 50.00 50.00 100.00 4 Direct Loan (NSTFDC) a) Group and Induviduals 190 0.00 58.00 610.00 668.00 b) Dairy Scheme (2CB cows) 750 75.00 52.00 135.00 262.00 c) Micro credit Scheme (SHG) 3000 300.00 0.00 1200.00 1500.00 Total (a + b + c) 3940 375.00 110.00 1945.00 2430.00 Grand Total 13610 3790.00 310.00 2545.00 6645.00 The backlog subsidy fund Rs 280.00 Lakh and the Subsidy allocated during the Current Year budget are put together and prposed to utilize the implimentation of ISB Scheme., Land Purchase Scheme, Micro Credit Scheme, and Direct Loan scheme by fixing additional Targets.

Anticipatingpg the release of Central Share of Equity qy of Rs 159.00 Lakh ,g, targets have been fixed under ISB Scheme,Micro , Credit Scheme and Direct Loan Scheme and Programmed for Inplimentation.

Releasing the Term Loan by NSTFDC depends upon the gurantee given by the State Government .Anticipating the release of term loan programmes have been drawn under Direct Loan Scheme,. It is proposed to extend loan and subsidy facilities t 45000 beneficiaries through 3000 ST 's Women SHGs through Banks and NSTFDC.

22 Karnataka Schedule Tribes Development Corporation Ltd Bangalore Details of Grant allocated in the Budget for the Year 2009-10 ( Rs in Lakh )

Details of grant for the Year 2009-10

Slno Scheme State Central Total 2 1 34 5

Self Employment Programme Land Purchase Scheme 2225- 750.00 0.00 750.00 1 02-190-2-01

Ganga Kalyana Scheme 2735.00 0.00 2735.00 2 2225-02-800-0-02

Share Capital (State Govt 51% and Central 165.00 159.00 324.00 3 Govt 49%) 4225-02-190-1-01

25.00 0.00 25.00 Micro Credit Scheme (Small Loan) 4 (Magin Money) 4225-02-190-1-02

Micro Credit (Small Loan) (Subsidy) 2225- 25.00 0.00 25.00 5 02-190-2-07 3700.00 159.00 3859.00 MlÄÖ

6 23 ANNEXURE ‐ 1 Karnataka Schedule Tribes Development Corporation Limited ANNUAL PLAN 2009‐2010

Self employement Plan Unit Cost Rs 1 .0 Lakh For exciting activities Maximum subsidy R.S. .10000/‐.Loan From Banks (Rs in Lakh) Dirstrict wise Target

slno District Physical Financial 1 Bagalkote 91 9.10 2 Bangalore rural 50 5.00 3 Ramanagar 20 2.00 4 Bangalore urban 98 9.80 5 Belagavi 294 29.40 6 Bellari 414 41.40 7 Bidar 207 20.70 8 Bijapur 30 3.00 9 Chmarajanagar 121 12.10 10 Chikkamagalur 47 4.70 11 Chitrdurga 302 30.20 12 Dakshina Kannada 71 7.10 13 Dharwad 80 8.00 14 Davanagere 238 23.8023 80 15 Gadag 62 6.20 16 Gulbarga 175 17.50 17 Hassan 30 3.00 18 Haveri 180 18.00 19 Kodagu 52 5.20 20 Kolar 97 9.70 21 Chikkaballapura 156 15.60 22 Koppala 158 15.80 23 Mandya 17 1.70 24 Mysore 308 30.80 25 Raichur 344 34.40 26 Shivamogga 64 6.40 27 Tumkur 220 22.00 28 Udupi 47 4.70 29 Uttarakannada 27 2.70 Total 4000 400.00

24 ANNEXURE‐ 2 Karnataka Maharshi Valmiki Schedule Tribes Development Corporation Limited ANNUAL PLAN 2009‐2010 Enterprenureship development Programme(ISB) (Rs in Lakh) Target

Financial slno District Physical Subsidy Margin loan Total 1 Bagalkote 7 0.7 3.5 4.20 2 Bangalore rural 4 0.4 2 2.40 3 Ramanagar 1 0.1 0.5 0.60 4 Bangalore urban 7 0.7 3.5 4.20 5 Belagavi 22 2.2 11 13.20 6 Bellari 31 3.1 15.5 18.60 7 Bidar 16 1.6 8 9.60 8 Bijapur 2 0.2 1 1.20 9 Chmarajanagar 9 0.9 4.5 5.40 10 Chikkamagalur 3 0.3 1.5 1.80 11 Chitrdurga 23 2.3 11.5 13.80 12 Dakshina Kannada 5 0.5 2.5 3.00 13 Dharwad 6 0.6 3 3.60 14 Davanagere 18 181.8 9 10. 80 15 Gadag 5 0.5 2.5 3.00 16 Gulbarga 13 1.3 6.5 7.80 17 Hassan 2 0.2 1 1.20 18 Haveri 13 1.3 6.5 7.80 19 Kodagu 3 0.3 1.5 1.80 20 Kolar 8 0.8 4 4.80 21 Chikkaballapura 12 1.2 6 7.20 22 Koppala 12 1.2 6 7.20 23 Mandya 1 0.1 0.5 0.60 24 Mysore 23 2.3 11.5 13.80 25 Raichur 26 2.6 13 15.60 26 Shivamogga 5 0.5 2.5 3.00 27 Tumkur 17 1.7 8.5 10.20 28 Udupi 4 0.4 2 2.40

29 Uttarakannada 2 0.2 1 1.20 Total 300 30 150 180.00

25 ANNEXURE- 3 Karnataka Schedule Tribes Development Corporation Limited ANNUAL PLAN 2009-2010 Direct Loan (Group and Individual) Schemes (Rs in Lakh) Target Financial slno District Physical Margin loan Term loan Total 1 Bagalkote 4 1.20 12.80 14.00 2 Bangalore rural 2 0.60 6.40 7.00 3 Ramanagar 1 0.40 3.20 3.60 4 Bangalore urban 5 1.50 16.00 17.50 5 Belagavi 15 4.50 48.10 52.60 6 Bellari 20 6.10 64.70 70.80 7 Bidar 10 3.00 32.10 35.10 8 Bijapur 1 0.40 3.20 3.60 9 Chmarajanagar 6 1.80 19.20 21.00 10 Chikkamagalur 2 0.60 6.40 7.00 11 Chitrdurga 14 4.30 44.90 49.20

12 Dakshina Kannada 3 0.90 9.60 10.50

13 Dharwad 4 1.20 12.80 14.00 14 Davanagere 12 3.70 38.50 42.20 15 Gadag 3 0.90 9.60 10.50 16 Gulbarga 8 2.50 25.60 28.10 18 Hassan 1 0.40 3.20 3.60 19 Haveri 9 2.80 28.90 31.70 20 Kodagu 2 0.60 6.40 7.00 21 Kolar 5 1.50 16.00 17.50 22 Chikkaballapura 7 2.10 22.50 24.60 23 Koppala 7 2.10 22.50 24.60 24 Mandya 1 0.30 3.20 3.50 25 Mysore 15 4.60 48.10 52.70 26 Raichur 17 5.20 54.80 60.00 27 Shivamogga 3 0.90 9.60 10.50 28 Tumkur 10 3.00 32.10 35.10 29 Udupi 2 0.60 6.40 7.00 30 Uttarakannada 1 0.30 3.20 3.50 Total 190 58.00 610.00 668.00

26 ANNEXUREsÀ - 4 Karnataka Maharshi Valmiki Schedule Tribes Development Corporation Limited ANNUAL PLAN 2009‐2010 Direct Loan Dairy (2 Cross Breed Cows ) Scheme Unit cost Rs. 0.35 Lakh and above for excisting activities 10% Subsidy, 7 % Margin Money , amount and 18 % Loan from banks (Rs in Lakh) District wise Target Financial Physical Subsidy Margi Term slno District n loan Loan Total 1 Bagalkote 17 1.70 1.19 3.06 5.95 2 Bangalore rural 9 0.90 0.63 1.62 3.15 3 Ramanagar 4 0.40 0.28 0.72 1.40 4 Bangalore urban 18 1.80 1.26 3.24 6.30 5 Belagavi 55 5.50 3.85 9.90 19.25 6 Bellari 78 7.80 5.46 14.04 27.30 7 Bidar 39 3.90 2.73 7.02 13.65 8 Bijapurjp 6 0.60 0.42 1.08 2.10 9 Chmarajanagar 23 2.30 1.61 4.14 8.05 10 Chikkamagalur 9 0.90 0.63 1.62 3.15 11 Chitrdurga 56 5.60 3.92 10.08 19.60 12 Dakshina Kannada 13 1.30 0.91 2.34 4.55 13 Dharwad 15 1.50 1.05 2.70 5.25 14 Davanagere 45 4.50 3.15 8.10 15.75 15 Gadag 12 1.20 0.84 2.16 4.20 16 Gulbarga 33 3.30 2.31 5.94 11.55 17 Hassan 6 0.60 0.42 1.08 2.10 18 Haveri 34 3.40 2.38 6.12 11.90 19 Kodagu 10 1.00 0.70 1.80 3.50 20 Kolar 18 1.80 1.26 3.24 6.30 21 Chikkaballapura 29 2.90 2.03 5.22 10.15 22 Koppala 30 3.00 2.10 5.40 10.50 23 Mandya 3 0.30 0.21 0.54 1.05 24 Mysore 58 5.80 3.56 10.44 19.80 25 Raichur 63 6.30 4.41 11.34 22.05 26 Shivamogga 12 1.20 0.84 2.16 4.20 27 Tumkur 41 4.10 2.87 7.38 14.35 28 Udupi 9 0.90 0.63 1.62 3.15

29 Uttarakannada 5 0.50 0.35 0.90 1.75 Total 750 75.00 52.00 135.00 262.00

27 ANNEXUREsÀ - 4 Karnataka Schedule Tribes Development Corporation Limited ANNUAL PLAN 2009‐2010

MICRO CREDIT SCHEME(Loan Scheme) UNIT COST Rs. 5000/- . 50% OF Subsidy AND 50% OF Loan (IN TERMS OF MARGINAL MONEY) (Rs in Lakh) Dirstrict wise Target Physical Financial target slno District Target Subsidy Margin loan Total 1 Bagalkote 46 1.15 1.15 2.30 2 Bangalore rural 25 0.63 0.63 1.25 3 Ramanagar 10 0.25 0.25 0.50 4 Bangalore urban 49 1.23 1.23 2.45 5 Belagavi 147 3.68 3.68 7.35 6 Bellari 207 5.18 5.18 10.35 7 Bidar 103 2.58 2.58 5.15 8 Bijapur 15 0.38 0.38 0.75 9 Chmarajanagar 60 1.50 1.50 3.00 10 Chikkamagalur 23 0.58 0.58 1.15 11 Chitrdurga 151 3.78 3.78 7.55 12 Dakshina Kannada 36 0.90 0.90 1.80 13 Dharwad 40 1.00 1.00 2.00 14 Davanagere 119 2.98 2.98 5.95 15 Gadag 31 0.78 0.78 1.55 16 Gulbarga 88 2.20 2.20 4.40 17 Hassan 15 0.38 0.38 0.75 18 Haveri 90 2.25 2.25 4.50 19 Kodagu 26 0.65 0.65 1.30 20 Kolar 48 1.20 1.20 2.40 21 Chikkaballapura 78 1.95 1.95 3.90 22 Koppala 79 1.98 1.98 3.95 23 Mandya 8 0.20 0.20 0.40 24 Mysore 154 3.85 3.85 7.70 25 Raichur 172 4.30 4.30 8.60 26 Shivamogga 32 0.80 0.80 1.60 27 Tumkur 110 2.75 2.75 5.50 28 Udupi 24 0.60 0.60 1.20 29 Uttarakannada 14 0.35 0.35 0.70 Total 2000 50.00 50.00 100.00

28 ANNEXUREsÀ - 4 Karnataka Schedule Tribes Development Corporation Limited ANNUAL PLAN 2009‐2010

MICRO CREDIT SCHEME(Loan Scheme) UNIT COST Rs. 5000/- . 50% OF Subsidy AND 50% OF Loan (IN TERMS OF MARGINAL MONEY) ( In co-ordination with NSTFDC and Banks)

(Rs in Lakh) Dirstrict wise Target Physical Financial target slno District Target Subsidy Margin loan Total 1 Bagalkote 68 6.80 27.20 34.00 2 Bangalore rural 37 3.70 14.80 18.50 3 Ramanagar 73 7.30 29.20 36.50 4 Bangalore urban 15 1.50 6.00 7.50 5 Belagavi 221 22.10 88.40 110.50 6 Bellari 311 31.10 124.40 155.50 7 Bidar 155 15.50 62.00 77.50 8 Bijapur 23 2.30 9.20 11.50 9 Chmarajanagar 90 9.00 36.00 45.00 10 Chikkamagaluhikk l r 35 3503.50 1414.00 00 1717.50 50 11 Chitrdurga 227 22.70 90.80 113.50 12 Dakshina Kannada 54 5.40 21.60 27.00 13 Dharwad 60 6.00 24.00 30.00 14 Davanagere 179 17.90 71.60 89.50 15 Gadag 46 4.60 18.40 23.00 16 Gulbarga 131 13.10 52.40 65.50 18 Hassan 23 2.30 9.20 11.50 19 Haveri 135 13.50 54.00 67.50 20 Kodagu 39 3.90 15.60 19.50 21 Kolar 73 7.30 29.20 36.50 22 Chikkaballapura 117 11.70 46.80 58.50 23 Koppala 118 11.80 47.20 59.00 24 Mandya 13 1.30 5.20 6.50 25 Mysore 231 23.10 92.40 115.50 26 Raichur 258 25.80 103.20 129.00 27 Shivamogga 48 4.80 19.20 24.00 28 Tumkur 165 16.50 66.00 82.50 29 Udupi 35 3.50 14.00 17.50 30 Uttarakannada 20 2.00 8.00 10.00 Total 3000 300.00 1200.00 1500.00

29 ANNEXURE - 7 Karnataka Maharshi Valmiki Schedule Tribes Development Corporation Limited ANNUAL PLAN 2009‐2010 LAND PURCHASE SCHEMEÉ : ‐ UNITCOST Rs. 2.50 Lakh. In this 50% Of Subsidy and 50% of Term Loan (Rs in Lakh) Dirstrict wise Target Financial target slno District Physical Subsidy Loan Total 1 Bagalkote 9 4.50 4.50 9.00 2 Bangalore rural 5 2.50 2.50 5.00 3 Ramanagar 2 1.00 1.00 2.00 4 Bangalore urban 10 5.00 5.00 10.00 5 Belagavi 29 14.50 14.50 29.00 6 Bellari 40 20.00 20.00 40.00 7 Bidar 21 10.50 10.50 21.00 8 Bijapur 3 1.50 1.50 3.00 9 Chmarajanagar 12 6.00 6.00 12.00 10 Chikkamagalur 5 2.50 2.50 5.00 11 Chitrdurga 30 15.00 15.00 30.00 12 Dakshina Kannada 7 3.50 3.50 7.00 13 Dharwad 8 4.00 4.00 8.00 14 Davanagere 24 12.00 12.00 24.00 15 Gadag 6 3.00 3.00 6.00 16 Gulbarga 18 9.00 9.00 18.00 17 Hassan 3 1.50 1.50 3.00 18 Haveri 18 9.00 9.00 18.00 19 Kodagu 5 2.50 2.50 5.00 20 Kolar 10 5.00 5.00 10.00 21 Chikkaballapura 16 8.00 8.00 16.00 22 Koppala 16 8.00 8.00 16.00 23 Mandya 2 1.00 1.00 2.00 24 Mysore 31 15.50 15.50 31.00 25 Raichur 34 17.00 17.00 34.00 26 Shivamogga 6 3.00 3.00 6.00 27 Tumkur 22 11.00 11.00 22.00 28 Udupi 5 2.50 2.50 5.00 29 Uttarakannada 3 1.50 1.50 3.00 Total 400 200.00 200.00 400.00

30 ANNEXURE-8 Karnataka Maharshi Valmiki Schedule Tribes Development Corporation Limited ANNUAL PLAN 2009‐2010 GANGA KALYANA INDIVIDUAL IRRIGATION BOREWELL SCHEME (Rs in Lakh) Dirstrict wise Target Physical Subsidy slno District 1 Bagalkote 66 56.76 2 Bangalore rural 36 30.96 3 Ramanagar 14 12.04 4 Bangalore urban 71 61.06 5 Belagavi 214 184.04 6 Bellari 304 261.44 7 Bidar 150 129.00 8 Bijapur 22 18.92 9 Chmarajanagar 88 75.68 10 Chikkamagalur 34 29.24 11 Chitrdurga 220 189.20 12 Dakshina Kannada 52 44.72 13 Dharwad 58 49.88 14 Davanagere 173 148.78 15 Gadag 45 3388.70 16 Gulbarga 127 109.22 17 Hassan 22 18.92 18 Haveri 130 111.80 19 Kodagu 38 32.68 20 Kolar 70 60.20 21 Chikkaballapura 114 98.04 22 Koppala 115 98.90 23 Mandya 12 10.32 24 Mysore 224 192.64 25 Raichur 250 215.00 26 Shivamogga 46 39.56 27 Tumkur 160 135.88 28 Udupi 35 29.54 29 Uttarakannada 20 16.88 TOTAL 2910 2500.00

31 ANNEXURE -9 Karnataka Maharshi Valmiki Schedule Tribes Development Corporation Limited ANNUAL PLAN 2009-2010 Ganga Kalyana Scheme Lift Irrigation Scheme (Rs in Lakh) Target

Financial Physical Target No. Benificiaries target slno District 1 Bagalkote 3 11.89 18 2 Bangalore rural 0 0.00 0 3 Ramanagar 0 0.00 0 4 Bangalore urban 1 2.53 3 5 Belagavi 2 9.75 24 6 Bellari 6 19.87 26 7 Bidar 5 23.05 26 8 Bijapur 2 8.87 6 9 Chmarajanagar 2 8.15 11 10 Chikkamagal ur 0 0000.00 0 11 Chitrdurga 3 13.16 23 12 Dakshina Kannada 0 0.00 0 13 Dharwad 0 0.00 0 14 Davanagere 2 7.25 12 15 Gadag 9 36.45 47 16 Gulbarga 6 27.44 36 17 Hassan 0 0.00 0 18 Haveri 7 26.92 35 19 Kodagu 0 0.00 0 20 Kolar 0 0.00 0 21 Chikkaballapura 0 0.00 0 22 Koppala 3 14.07 16 23 Mandya 0 0.00 0 24 Mysore 1 2.53 3 25 Raichur 8 23.07 34 26 Shivamogga 0 0.00 0 27 Tumkur 0 0.00 0 28 Udupi 0 0.00 0 29 Uttarakannada 0 0.00 0 Total 60 235.00 320

32 ANNEXURE ‐10 Karnataka Maharshi Valmiki Schedule Tribes Development Special Development Programme for 2009-2010 is fixed at the Backward Taluks carve the Physical and Economic goal Induvidual Irrigation Bore Wells

SL. DIRSRICT 2009‐10 YEAR TARGET NO DIVISION Taluks PHYSICAL FINANCIAL 1 Gulbarga Gulbarga Gulbarga 65.16 AfzalPur 21.72 Jivargi 65.16 Surpur 26 22.36 Shahapura 10 8.60 Yadgir 12 10.32 Chittapura 21.72 Sedam 32.58 Chincholi 21.72 Alanda 32.58 TOTAL 72 61.92

3 Ballary Hoovinahadagali 86.88 Hagaribommanhalli 19 16.34 Siraguppa 21 18.06 Sandur 27 23.22 Koodligi 34 29.24 TOTAL 109 93.74

4 Bidar BasavaKalyana 19 16.34 Humnabad 23 19.78 Bhalki 11 9.46 Aurad 11 9.46 TOTAL 64 55.04

5 Koppala Koppala 30 25.80 Kustagi 16 13.76 Gangavathi 11 9.46 Yalaburga 12 10.32 TOTAL 69 59.34

6 Raichur Raichur City 31 26.66 Devadurga 37 32.05 Lingasuguru 19 16.34 Manvi 49 42.14 Sindhanuru 15 12.90 TOTAL 151 129.86 465 399.59 7BANGALOREBANGALORE Anekal 21.67 8 BANGALORE RU Hosakote 32.58 9 RAMNAGARA Magadi 32.74 Kanakapura 21.72 Channapatna 00.00

16 33 Special Development Programme for 2009-2010 is fixed at the Backward Taluks carve the Physical and Economic goal Induvidual Irrigation Bore Wells

SL. DIRSRICT 2009‐10 YEAR TARGET NO DIVISION Taluks PHYSICAL FINANCIAL TOTAL 54.30 10 Chitradurga Molakalmuru 17 14.62 Challakere 43 36.98 Hiriyur 10 8.60 Hosadurg 76.02 Holalkere 14 12.04 TOTAL 91 78.26

11 Davanagere Jagaluru 18 15.48 Harapanahalli 13 11.18 Channagiri 10 8.60 Honnali 76.02 TOTAL 48 41.28

12 Kolar 1) Malur 76.02 2) Srinivaspur 86.88 3) Mulabagilu 32.58 4) Bangarapete 65.16 TOTAL 24 20.64

13 Chikkaballapura gowribidnuru 16 13.76 bagepalli 14 12.04 gudibande 0.00 shidlaghatta 65.16 chintamani 11 9.46 TOTAL 47 40.42

14 Shivamogga shikaripura 54.30 soraba 32.58 TOTAL 86.88

15 Tumkur Chikkanayakanahalli 97.74 Turuvekere 21.72 Kunigal 10.86 Koratagere 97.74 Gubbi 76.02 Sira 86.88 Pavagada 17 14.62 Madhugiri 10 8.60 TOTAL 63 54.18 291 250.26 16 belagavi Belgavi Hukkeri 30 25.80 Athani 32.58 Rayabaga 10.86 Gokak 25 22.00

17 34 Special Development Programme for 2009-2010 is fixed at the Backward Taluks carve the Physical and Economic goal Induvidual Irrigation Bore Wells

SL. DIRSRICT 2009‐10 YEAR TARGET NO DIVISION Taluks PHYSICAL FINANCIAL Bailahongala 86.88 Saundatti 12 10.32 Ramdurg 43.44 TOTAL 83 71.88

17 Bagalkote Beelagi 12 10.32 Badami 10 8.60 Hunagunda 43.44 TOTAL 26 22.36 18 Bijapur Bijapur 10.86 Muddebihal 21.72 Basavanabagevadi 10.86 Indy 21.72 Sindagi 21.72 TOTAL 85.84

19 Dharwad kundagola 65.16 kalaghatagi 76.02 navalagunda 5 4304.30 TOTAL 18 15.48

20 Gadag shirahatti 86.88 rona 76.02 mundaragi 54.30 TOTAL 20 17.20

21 Haveri Hanagal 86.88 Shiggaov 76.02 Byadagi 12 10.32 Ranibennur 97.74 Hirekeruru 25 21.50 .haveri 13 11.18 TOTAL 74 63.64

22 Uttara Kannada ankola 00.00 bhatakal 43.44 supaa 00.00 siddapura 00.00 TOTAL 43.44 TOTAL 233 199.84

23 Mysore Mysore Piriyapattana 97.74 Krishnarajanagara 86.88 Hunsuru 20 17.20 Heggadadevanakote 27 23.22

18 35 Special Development Programme for 2009-2010 is fixed at the Backward Taluks carve the Physical and Economic goal Induvidual Irrigation Bore Wells

SL. DIRSRICT 2009‐10 YEAR TARGET NO DIVISION Taluks PHYSICAL FINANCIAL T Narasipura 15 12.90 nanjanagudu 17 14.62 TOTAL 96 82.56

24 Chamarajanagar Chamarajanagara 17 14.62 Kollegal 25 21.50 Gundlupete 13 11.18 Total 55 47.30

25 Chikkamagalur Tarikere 43.44 Kaduru 21.72 Total 65.16

26 Hassan Holenarasipura 10.86 Arkalgud 21.72 Belur 21.72 Arsikere 43.44 channapatna 10.86 Total 10 8.60

27 mandya Srirangapattana 22.08 pandava pura 10.86 Nagamangala 10.86 K.R.Pete 10.86 Maddur 10.86 Malavalli 10.86 Total 76.38 Total 174 150.00 State Total 274 236.23

19 36 ANNEXURE ‐10 Karnataka Maharshi Valmiki Schedule Tribes Development Corporation Limited

Annual Action Plan for 2009‐2010 of Various Schemes of District and Assembly Consituency wise Physical Targets Physical Targets slno District Constituency Name SEP ISB IIBW

1) Bagalkote 1 BAGALKOTEÉ 13 1 9 2) Mudhol 11 1 8 3) Jamakhandi 40 3 4) Bilagi 28 2 21 5) Badami 24 2 17 6) Teradala 20 2 7) Hunagunda 91 6 Total 91 7 66

1) Hoskote 2 BANGALORE RURAL 10 1 7 2) Devanahalli 22 1 16 3) Doddaballapura 10 1 7 4) Nelamangala 81 6 Total 50 4 36

3 RAMNAGARA 1) Ramanagar 40 3 2) Magadi 91 6 3) Kanakapura 50 4 4) Channapatna 21 1 Total 20 2 14

4 BANGALORE 1) Hebbal 30 2 2) Pulakesi city 20 2 3) CV Raman Nagar 20 2 4) Shivaji Nagar 20 2 5) Shanti Nagar 30 2 6) Gandhi Nagar 20 2 7) Govindaraja city 30 2 8) Vijayanagara 20 2

20 37 Annual Action Plan for 2009‐2010 of Various Schemes of District and Assembly Consituency wise Physical Targets Physical Targets slno District Constituency Name SEP ISB IIBW 9) Chamarjapete 30 2 10) Chikkapete 20 2 11) Basavanagudi 20 2 12) Padmanabhanagara 30 2 13) Jayanagar 20 2 14) Bomanahalli 30 2 15) K.R.Pura 71 4 16) Rajarajrswari Nagar 71 4 17) Mahalaksi layout 30 2 18) Malleshwaram 11 1 19) sarvanna nagar 50 3 20) Rajajinagar 20 2 21) B.T.M Layout 30 2 22) Yelahanka 71 4 23) Byatarayanapura 30 2 24) Mahadevapura 30 2 25) Anekal 71 4 26) Bangalore South 5 1 3 27) Yeshwantpur 30 2 28) Dasrahalli 81 8 Total 98 7 71

5 BELAGAVI 1) Hukkeri 71 5 2) Nippani 30 2 3) Chikkodi / Sadalaga 30 2 4) Athani 71 5 5) Kagavada 81 5 6)Kudachi 60 4 7) Rayabaga 20 1 8) Kittur 28 2 20 9) Arabhavi 54 3 39 10) Gokak 81 6 11) Yamakanamaradi 66 5 48 12) Belgaum North 91 7 13) Belagaum South 40 4 14) Belgaum Rural 19 1 14 15) Khanpur 12 2 9 16) Bailahongala 20 1 15 17) Saundatti 28 2 21 18) Ramdurg 10 1 7 Total 294 22 214

21 38 Annual Action Plan for 2009‐2010 of Various Schemes of District and Assembly Consituency wise Physical Targets Physical Targets slno District Constituency Name SEP ISB IIBW 6 BELLARY 1) Bellary city 28 2 20 2) Bellary Rural 46 3 34 3) Hoovinahadagali 18 1 13 4) Hagaribommanhalli 43 3 31 5)Vijayanagara 41 3 30 6) Kampli 50 4 37 7) Siraguppa 48 4 35 8) Sandur 62 5 46 9) Koodligi 78 6 58 Total 414 31 304

7 BIDAR 1) Bidar 18 1 13 2) Bidar south 42 3 30 3) BasavaKalyana 44 3 32 4) Humnabad 52 4 38 5) Bhalki 26 3 19 6) Aurad 25 2 18 Total 207 16 150

8 BIJAPUR 1) Bijapur 20 2 2) Muddebihal 61 4 3) Devarahipparagi 50 4 4) Basavanabagevadi 30 2 5) Babalesvara 30 2 6) Nagathana 20 1 7) Indy 51 4 8) Sindagi 40 3 Total 30 2 22

22 39 Annual Action Plan for 2009‐2010 of Various Schemes of District and Assembly Consituency wise Physical Targets Physical Targets slno District Constituency Name SEP ISB IIBW

9 CHAMARAJANAGARA 1) Chamarajanagara 37 3 27 2) Kollegal 40 3 29 3) Gundlupete 28 2 20 4) Hanuru 16 2 12 Total 121 10 88

10 CHIKKA MAGALURU 1) Chikkamagaluru 40 3 2) Sringeri 11 1 8 3) Mudigere 18 1 13 4) Tarikere 91 7 5) Kadur 50 3 Total 47 3 34

11 CHITRA DURGA 1)Chitradurga 38 3 27 2) Molakalmuru 51 4 37 3) Challakere 124 10 91 4) Hiriyur 29 2 21 5) Hosadurg 19 1 14 6) Holalkere 41 3 30 Total 302 23 220

12 DAKSHINA KANNADA 1) Mangalore 20 1 2) Mangalore North 40 3 3) Mangalore South 20 1 4) Moodabidrel 60 4 5) Belthangady 14 1 10 6) Bantwala 91 8 7) Puttur 19 2 14 8) Sulya 15 1 11 Total 71 5 52

13 DAVANAGERE 1) Davanagere North 18 1 13 2) Bangalore South 16 1 12 3) Jagaluru 53 5 39 4) Harapanahalli 38 3 28 5) Harihar 24 2 17 6) Mayakonda 40 3 29 7) Channagiri 30 2 22 8) Honnali 19 1 13 Total 238 18 173

14 DHARWAD 1) Dharwad 11 1 8

23 40 Annual Action Plan for 2009‐2010 of Various Schemes of District and Assembly Consituency wise Physical Targets Physical Targets slno District Constituency Name SEP ISB IIBW 2) Hubli Dharwad Central 60 5 3) Hubli Dharwad East 60 4 4) Hubli Dharwad West 12 1 9 5) Kundagola 16 2 11 6) Kalaghtagi 16 1 12 7) Navalagunda 13 1 9 Total 80 6 58

15 GADAG 1) Gadag 11 1 8 2) Sirahatti 19 2 14 3) Rona 18 1 13 4) Nargund 14 1 10 Total 62 5 45

16 GULBARGA 1) Gulbarga North 20 2 2) Gulbarga South 40 2 3) Gulbarga Rural 71 5 4) AfzalPur 5 0 3 5) Jivargi 13 1 9 6) Surpur 60 4 44 7)Shahapura 22 2 16 8)Yadgir 25 2 18 9)Gurumithakal 14 1 11 10)Chittapur 51 4 11) Sedam 71 5 12) Chincholi 50 4 13) Alanda 60 4 Total 175 13 127 17 HASSAN 1) Hassan 20 2 2) Holenarasipura 30 2 3) Arkalgud 50 3 4) Sakleshpur 40 3 5) Belur 51 4 6) Arsikere 91 6 7) Sravanabelagola 20 2 Total 30 2 22

18 HAVERI 1) Haveri 30 2 22 2) Hanagal 21 2 15 3) Shiggaov 17 1 12 4) Byadagi 30 2 22 5) Ranibennur 21 2 15 6) Hirekeruru 61 4 44

24 41 Annual Action Plan for 2009‐2010 of Various Schemes of District and Assembly Consituency wise Physical Targets Physical Targets slno District Constituency Name SEP ISB IIBW Total 180 13 130

19 KODAGU 1) Madikeri 13 1 9 2) Virajpet 39 2 29 Total 52 3 38

20 KOLAR 1) Kolar 21 2 15 2) Malur 22 2 16 3) Srinivaspur 24 2 17 4) Mulabagilu 81 6 5) K G F 70 5 6) Bangarapete 15 1 11 Total 97 8 70

21 CHIKKA BALLAPUR 1) Chikkaballapura 19 1 14

2) Gauribidanuru 46 4 33 3) Bagepalli 40 4 29 4) Sidlatta 19 1 14 5) Chintamani 32 2 24 Total 156 12 114

22 KOPPALA 1) Koppala 23 2 16 2) Kustagi 36 3 26 3) Kanakagiri 45 3 33 4) Gangavathi 26 2 19 5) Yalaburga 28 2 21 Total 158 12 115

23 MANDYA 1) Mandya 31 2 2) Srirangapattana 30 3 3) Nagamangala 20 1 4) K.R.Pete 30 2 5) Melukote 20 2 6) Maddur 20 1 7) Malavalli 20 1 Total 17 1 12

24 MYSORE 1) Piriyapattana 20 1 14 2) Krishnarajanagara 18 1 13 3) Hunsuru 45 3 32 4) Heggadadevanakote 58 4 42 5) Nanjangudu 36 3 26 6) Chamundeswari 33 2 24

25 42 Annual Action Plan for 2009‐2010 of Various Schemes of District and Assembly Consituency wise Physical Targets Physical Targets slno District Constituency Name SEP ISB IIBW 7) KrishnaRaja 91 6 8) Chamraja 91 7 9) Narasimharaja 13 1 9 10) Varuna 34 3 26 11) T Narasipura 33 3 25 Total 308 23 224

25 RAICHUR 1) Raichur City 15 1 14 2) Devadurga 85 7 61 3) Lingasuguru 44 3 32 4) Manvi 65 6 45 5) Maski 46 3 34 6) Raichur Rural 56 4 40 7) Sindhanuru 33 1 24 Total 344 25 250

26 SHIVAMOGGA 1) Shivamogga Urban 71 5 2)Shivamogga Rural 18 1 13 3) Bhadravati 61 5 4) Theerthahalli 60 4 5) Shikaripura 14 1 10 6) Sorab 91 6 7) Sagara 40 3 Total 64 5 46

27 TUMKUR 1) Tumkur City 11 1 8 2) Tumkur Rural 18 2 13 3) Chikkanayakanahalli 27 2 20 4) Tipatur 91 6 5) Turuvekere 61 4 6) Kunigal 30 2 7) Koratagere 26 2 19 8) Gubbi 20 1 14 9) Sira 23 2 18 10) Pavagada 45 3 33 11) Madhugiri 32 1 23 Total 220 16 160

28 UDUPI 1) Udupi 14 1 10 2) Kundapur 20 2 3) Byndoor 11 1 9 4) Kapu 91 6 5) Karkala 11 1 8

26 43 Annual Action Plan for 2009‐2010 of Various Schemes of District and Assembly Consituency wise Physical Targets Physical Targets slno District Constituency Name SEP ISB IIBW Total 47 4 35

29 UTTARA KANNADA 1) Karwara 50 4 2) Haliyala 40 3 3) Kumta 00 0 4) Bhatkala 10 1 7 5) Sirsi 20 1 6) Yellapur 61 5 Total 27 2 20

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