1. Agriculture

1. AGRICULTURE

• Agriculture sector plays a pivotal role in meeting the dietary requirements of one of the most densely populated districts - Medchal – Malkajgiri.

• Total Agriculture land in the District (as per RB record) : 70000 Ac Net cultivated area : 26807 Ac

• Predominant crops: Paddy (47% of cultivated area), Maize (11%), Fodder (6%), Redgram (3%), Cotton (2%), Other food crops (30%) of cultivated area.

• Soils : Red soil is predominant (70%), Black soils (30%)

• Source of irrigation: Bore wells : 14000 Ac Minor irrigation tanks: 2600 Ac Musi : 3000 Ac

• Rainfall Normal :711 mm Actual: 813.7mm % Deviation: 14 Normal No .of Rainy Days : 59

• Market facility : Through procurement centres, AMC Medchal, Pvt traders, Local markets

• Agri Input supply : Subsidy seed is distributed to farmers through online portal (OSSDS) at 7 notified sale points (3PACS, 3FACS, 1 MGC), Major sales are through private dealers(22)

• Fertilizer supply through PACS, FSCS, Pvt dealers (42).

• Rythu Samanvaya Samithies: 101 GRSS, 6MRSS 1ZRSS: Total 108

Flagship programmes / Schemes implemented during the Yr. 2019-20

Sl. Achievem % Scheme Target Remarks No ent Ach I FLAG SHIP PROG. Bank details of 27451farmers (except give it up, not 33334 23951 Far 71% interested cases) updated and Rythu Bandhu 1 Farmers 25.35 sent to C&DA. However Kharif 2019 34.85 Crores Crores 73% Amount credited to 23951 accounts by C&DA to the extent of budget released. 21307 Far 18327 86 % Rabi 2019- 20 Under progress at C&DA level 23.53 Crore 13.69Cr 56% 2 Rythu Bima 39640 39640 a Yr 2018-19 Farmers to 100% Enrolled be enrolled 69 claims Claims received 71 97% 2 claims in process at LIC Settled Further Rythu Bima b Yr 2019-20 37711 34177 91% enrolments suspended by C&DA Claims received 36 34 94%

26723 26723 3 PMKISAN 100% Families surveyed 17491 19388 families eligible Remaining in process with Benefit 90% families GOI credited uploaded by GOI Kharif 2019Crop sown 37000 4 37000 100% areas Data Collection Farmers Rabi 2019 -20 Crop sown 37000 32000 86% Under progress areas data Collection II REGULAR SCHEMES Soil Health Card Scheme 1 600 600 100% under NMSA 5 5 units Unit/125 Seed Village Scheme 125 Farmers 2 Far 100% Budget not yet released NMAET Fin. 0.95 Fin 0.95 Lakh Lakh 3 Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana - PMKSY 2017 Revalidated Budget 56 units 18 a 1.Farm Ponds Rs. Rs.28.4 88.48Lakh Lakh 86 56 Bore well recharge b Rs. structures 25.8Lakh 16.8 Budget released to Water Lifting devices (0.15 117 40 Implemnting Officer ADA® c lakh/ unit @ 50% subsidy) 17.55 Lakh 6.0 Medchal & works under Water carrying pipes progress. 18 8 d (Rs.0.10 Lakh per unit @ Rs.1.8 Lakh 0.8 50% subsidy) 3 Mini Percolation Tanks( e Rs.7.5 0 Rs. 2.5 Lakh/unit) Lakhs 280 /147 122/52 TOTAL Lakh Lakh Quality Regulation of Agri 1078 4 977 91% Under progress Inputs Samples III Other activities

1 Agri Inputs supply Sufficient qty of seed and Fertilizers positioned

Agriculture Credit 2 48.9 Cr 40.49 Cr 83% Kharif’19 Rabi 2019 34.0 Cr 26.5 78 % 3 PMFBY Kharif 2019 1257 Farmers covered 610 Ha Rs 9.84 Lakh premium paid to AIC Rabi 2019-20 525 Far 334 Ha , Rs. 4.28 Lakh premium paid to AIC

2. HORTICULTURE & SERICULTURE

Medchal-Malkajigiri District is situated in North direction of Telangana State capital. The District is located in the direction of 17.6297°N, 78.4814°E. latitude and Longitude. Medchal – Malkajgiri carved out of erstwhile Ranga Reddy district (Dt. 11.10.2016), the new district of Medchal – Malkajgiri is bounded by Siddipet District on North, Sangareddy District on West, Yadadri District on East, Hyderabad and Ranga Reddy districts on South. The important river that flows in the district is Musi, which forms the southern boundary of the district. The district constitute of 15 mandals, (2) Revenue Divisions with total area of 5,005.98 km2 (1,932.82 sq mi). With 33 lakh population, is the second most populous district in the state of Telangana. Average Temperature 32 C with maximum 44 C and 9 C minimum. District Average Rain Fall 781.051 mm.

The net cropped are in the district 10643 Ha out of which the net horticulture crops were cultivated in an area of 4115.25 Ha in the Medchal-Malkajgiri District. The mandal wise crops cultivated details are as follows. (2018-19 Data)

Flowers cultivation S. Name of the Open Fruits Vegetable Spices under Total No Mandal Flowers Poly House 1 Medchal 357.00 399.00 7.50 2.00 1.20 766.70 Dundigal- 2 79.00 169.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 248.00 Gandimaisamma 3 Bachupally 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4 Quthbullapur 22.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.02 24.02 5 Alwal 9.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 9.00 6 Uppal 0.00 2.00 0.00 4.80 0.00 6.80 7 Kapra 13.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 13.00 8 Keesara 152.00 456.00 5.50 1.00 1.00 615.50 Shameerpet & MC 9 678.00 1432.80 16.00 6.00 3.23 2136.03 Pally 10 Ghatkeesar 122.00 146.40 2.00 3.00 0.80 274.20 11 Medipally 1.00 21.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 22.00 Total 1433.00 2626.20 31.00 16.80 8.25 4115.25

Horticulture Department is committed to water conservation, afforestation at the same time maintaining the nutrient security to the citizens by implementing different schemes like Mission for integrated development of Horticulture (MIDH), Rastriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY), Telangana State Micro Irrigation Project (TSMIP), Telangana Ku Haritha Haram (TKHH), State Bamboo Mission (SBM) & Sub Mission For Agro Forestry (SMAF) under cluster mode.

3. DISTRICT RURAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

The Dist. Rural Development Agency is implemented to monitor and evaluate the implementation of the following Government sponsored schemes in rural areas to provide lively hood to the families who are covered under below poverty line, for come out from poverty. This office headed by District Rural Development Officer, under whom 77 staff is working under which 12 posts are vacant.

I. AASARA PENSIONS: Under this scheme the following 7 types of pensions have been distributing every month @ Rs.2,016/- per pensioner to OAP, Widow, Weavers, Toddy Tappers, Single Women, Beedi Workers and in case of Disabled person @ Rs.3,016/- per pensioner to the eligible BPL families in the district. Total Pensioners in the district 110295 and every month Rs.25.16 Crores are distributing.

II. SADAREM: (Software for Assessment of Disability for Access Rehabilitation and Empowerment): In Medchal-Malkajgiri District the SADAREM camps will be conducting through Mee-Seva Slot booking system at District Hospital, Malkajgiri and after completion of the assessment the eligible persons certificate will be issued within 3 to 4 working days.

III. Bank Linkage (BL): During the year 2019-20, out of 2579 SHG’s 1925 SHG’s have been availed loans under bank linkage with Financial Assistance of Rs.60.57 Crores as against the target of 65.00 Crores achievement percentage is 93.18%.

IV. Streenidhi: During 2019-20, loans to 6967 SHG members of Rs. 27.45 Crores were disbursed under Streenidhi as against the target of 51.74 Crores with achievement percentage is 53.06%

V. Institutional Building: Under Institution Building to Build the capacities of CBOs viz., various strategies have been adopted for strengthening of SHGs and conducted various level trainings to the SHG Members for savings and internal lending’s.

VI. Human Development (HD): Human Developing unit initiated Health, Nutrition, Sanitation, Education and Gender interventions to improve in rule SHGs women.

VII. MGNREGS: The MGNREGS Scheme being implemented in 5 Mandals consisting with newly formed 61 GPs to improve the livelihood of rural poor through providing 100 days work. As per the new Panchayat Raj Act to establish, one Gram Panchayat one Nursery and the responsibility of establishment of Nursery lies with Gram Panchayats. During 2019-20, with target of 24.65 lakh seedling planting in Medchal-Malkajgiri district.

VIII. Swachh Bharath Mission (Gramin): Through Swachh Bharat Mission, for construction of IHHLs (individual household latrines) with cost of Rs. 12,000/- have been sanctioned. In 61 GPs 4046 IHHLs have been sanctioned and 4046 IHHLs have been completed. Measures are being taken up to make 100% clean villages. For implementation of NGT (National Green Tribunal) program in the District, the following (3) Gram Panchayats are identified i.e., Bogaram, Somaram and Ponnal.

IX. DDU-GKY: Under this scheme providing employment to the unemployed rural youth, trainings will be imparted under various courses for providing Employment Opportunities in various Private Organizations and children of the SHG families will be prioritized the trainings with in the age group of 18-30 years for various Skill Development trainings.

4. FOREST

➢ There are 37 Forest Blocks in Medchal District with an area of 8422.90 Ha.

➢ These Forest Blocks are in 25 Clusters

➢ Out of these 37 blocks 13 blocks with an area of 3660.00 Ha. is with TSFDC under Eucalyptus plantations.

➢ In balance area of about 4800 Ha nearly 2800 Ha area is under Miscellaneous plantations.

➢ Forest Blocks are developed as 9 Urban parks by the Forest Department under TKHH and opened for public at Medipally, Dulapally, Kandlakoya, Narepally Arogya Vanam Nagaram, Ayush Vanam, Jatayu Park, Oxyzone Park and Karteekavanam, which are catering as Urban Lung Spaces.

➢ It is also proposed to develop Gajularamaram, Turkapally, Lalgadimalakpet, Gowdavelly, Shamirpet, Yellampet Forest Blocks through HMDA, GHMC, TSFDC & TSIIC Departments as Urban Parks. It is also proposed to develop Keesara, Dharmaram and Yadgarpally Blocks as Eco Tourism spots.

➢ The work on development of Keesara Block has been started with the MPLADS funds of Hon’ble MP, Sri Santhosh Kumar garu who has adopted the Keesara Forest Block

➢ 33.50 kms avenue plantations are taken up along the roads during 2017-18.

➢ 22 Kms Avenue plantations completed during the year 2018-19

➢ 3.60 Kms Avenue plantations completed during the year 2019-20

➢ Fire lines are created and maintained to control the fire accidents.

➢ To protect the forest lands from the encroachments it is proposed to erect chain link fencing.

➢ Snake rescue centre construction work will be completed in 2019-20

5. WELFARES

a. SC WELFARE

2019-20 1. SC Population : Male 1,15,811 + Female 1,13,377 Total: 2,29,188 (9.4 %) 2. Hostels

Boys Girls Strength Hostels Pre-Matric 5 2 432 Post-Matric 3 2 579 Total 8 4 1011

Total Boys& Girls Hostels = 12

Financial Budget S.No Name Schemes Expenditure Achievements Year Released 1 2 3 4 5 6 Pre - Matric 1 2019-20 4.83 Lakhs 280 students Scholarship 17.34 Lakhs Post - Matric 14628 Students 2 Scholarship 2019-20 71.22 Cr 32.40 RTF+MTF

Ambedkar 3 2019-20 4.80 Cr 4.79 21 Overseas Best-Avilable 36 Members 4 2019-20 696000 Schools 520000 Selected

5 Corporate College 2019-20 ------315000 9 Students Inter caste 6 2019-20 46.70 Lakhs 34.10 26 Couples Marriage

Hyderabad Public 7 2019-20 ----- ……. 2 Students School 0-101 Units 8 2019-20 5859236 5859263 42438 families Electricity

SCHEDUELD CASTE SERVICE CO-OPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT SOCIEITY LTD.,

PILOT PROJECT (VEGETABLE PANDAL CULTIVATION) 2019-20:

During 2019-20 newly introduced the Horticulture based project of construction of Vegertable pandal Cultivation units from Corporation to support the SC farmers those who have half acre to one acre land. Moreover the returns in Vegetable Pandals are high compare to other traditional crops. The farmers are acquainted with farming of Vegetable Pandals and try to improve their socio economic condition gradually through learning the techniques. By conducting village level awareness programmes on Vegetable Pandals, the beneficiaries are coming forward for raising Vegetable Pandals to increase their income level.

For One Acre For Half Acre

A. Approved Unit Cost : Rs. 3,50,000/- Rs.1,85,000/- B. Subsidy amount : Rs. 2,10,000/- Rs.1,29,500/- C. Bank Loan : Rs. 1,40,000/- Rs. 55,500/-

TRAINING PROGRAMMES 2019-20:

During this year SC educated unemployed youth are being sponsored for different training programmes through Head Office to 1) National Academy of Construction 2) Nation Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management 3) Apollo Med Skills 4) KELTRON 5) National Small Industries Corporation 6) NI-MSME 7) Institute of Perfect Safety and Surveillance 8) Optional Skills and Solutions Foundations 9) Tech Knowledge Development Training Ltd 10) Central Institute of Tool Design (CITD) 11) Times Centre for Learning (Timespro) 12) O2 Skills 13) Indian Telephone Industries Ltd (ITI) 14) 3 Dimensions GST Tally 15) Central Institute of Plastics Engineering & Technology (CIPET) 16) P3 Academy 17) TMIE2 with placements after completion of the trainings.

SC ACTION PLAN 2018-19:

Under SC Action plan 2018-19, a target of (1168) units with an amount of Rs.1216.20 Lakhs subsidy was allocated to the SC Corporation Medchal. During this year newly introduced 100% subsidy of Rs.50,000/- per beneficiary. The Physical and Financial targets and achievement under SC Action Plan during the year 2018-19 are as follows.

Sl. Target Achievement Name of the Item No. Physical Financial Physical Financial 1 Bank Linked (ESS) 532 898.20 35 112.39 2 Non Bank Linked Scheme (ESS) 636 318.00 163 81.50

b. TRIBAL WELFARE

I. Profile of DTDO Staff Position:- Sl. No. No. of Emp. Allotted in DTDO office No. of Employees Remarks 1. 04 04

1. Education Institutions: Sl. No. Name of the hostel No of Institutions No of students Remarks 1. Pre-Matric hostels 01 130 2. Post Matric hostels 05 633

2. Budget: Sl. Scheme Releases Expenditure Balance % of Expenditure No. 1. Diet 28.36 28.36 0.00 100%

3. Pre Matric Scholarships: Sl. Scheme Releases Expenditure Balance % of Expenditure No. 1. New Scheme 2.67 1.00 1.67 38% Rajiv Vidya 1.42 0.81 0.72 60% 2 Deewena

4. Ambedkar Overseas Vidya Nidhi: Sl. No. of seats % of Releases Expenditure No. Allotted Expenditure 1. 02 28.36 28.36 100%

5. Best Available Schools/HPS:

Sl. No. Scheme No of seats allotted No of seats filled Remarks 1. BAS 12 08 2. HPs 06 06

6. Post Matric Scholarships:

MTF RTF Fin. No. of Sl. % of % of Year Released Expenditure Released Expenditure Students No. Expenditure Expenditure 1. 2019-20 5.759 2.9458 35% 21.598 21.436 99% 7786

7. ECONOMIC SUPPORT SCHEMES:

2017-18 Subsidy Released No. of Units Grounded No. of

Units to be

dy dy

SS Ground

Loan

Bank Bank Total Bank Total Bank Total

Units Units

Loam Loam

Subsi Subsi

No. of No.of No.of

Target

226 216

226

461.52 444.5

148.578 312.942 148.578 461.520 301.542 142.978 312.942 08

8. Rural Transport Scheme- 2018-19:

Sl. No. Name of the Scheme Target Sanctioned Remarks

1. Rural Transport Scheme 19 18

c. BC WELFARE

MAINTENANCE OF GOVT. BC PRE & POST – MATRIC HOSTELS :

Name of the Maintained No. of Hostels Boys Girls Hostel Strength Pre –Metric Hostels 4 2 2 188 Post –Metric Host 13 7 6 2177

PRE – MATRIC HOSTELS Post – Metric Hostels Classes Amount Diet Charges 3rd to 7th 950/- 8th to 10th 1100/- Rs. : 1500/- Cosmetic 62/- 3rd to 10th Charges Boys Cosmetic 3rd to 7th 55/- Charges Girls 8th to 10th 75/-

Performance / achievement’s as against Department’s targets.

Target Target Achieveme Sl. Name of the Students Budget Budget Achieveme nt (No.of No. scheme 2019- Released nt Budget students) 20year BC Post-Matric 80035 52.10 49.39 32.79 1. Scholar ships Crores 62,290 Crores Crores MTF BC Post-Matric 80035 260.12 154.74 131.81 2. Scholar ships Crores 46,500 Crores Crores RTF EBC Post-Matric 21776 92.21 91.65 90.51 3. Scholar ships Crores 12,856 Crores Crores RTF

SSC EXAMINATIONS RESULTS - 2019 Sl. Grading No. No.of No No. passed appeared Pass Hostels . Percentag secured Bo Girl A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 D1 D2 E e 100% Boys Girls ys s Results 1 7 21 7 20 5 4 12 4 2 ...... 1 96.43% 3

During the financial year 2018-19, the following beneficiaries OBMMS under BC Corporation and (11) BC Federations. UNDER CATEGORY - I Subsidy Sl. No.of Name of the District. No. of Federations sanctioned No. benf. @Rs.50,000/- BC Corporation & (11) 1 Medchal-Malkajgiri 410 204.70 Federations

d. MINORITIES WELFARE

MINORITIES POPULATION (2011 Census)

MUSLIM CHRISTIAN SIKH BUDHIST JAI NS PARSI TOTAL % 225377 98108 4655 1381 2338 1094 332953 13.65

1) SHADI MUBARAK : (02.10.2014 to 21.10.2016) Shaadi Mubarak - This Scheme is started in the year 2014. As per G.O.Ms.No.25 MW(Estt-1) Department Dated 16.7.2016 for implementation of Scheme by the Revenue Department.

2)POST-MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP (STATE GOVERNMENT ) For the Year 2019-20 4980 students benefitted under Scholarship sanctioned for an amount of Rs. 695.10 Lakhs.

3) CHIEF MINISTERS OVERSEAS SCHOLARSHIP:- Under this scheme a sanction of Rs.20.00 Lakhs for each student is accorded along with One journey Ticket fare. For pursuing higher studies in (11) countries. In 2018-19 (16) students benefitted with an amount Rs. 329.60 lakhs.

4) GRANT- IN –AID :- Under Grant in Aid (4) works has been sanctioned (2) works has been completed and (2) are under Process.

5) BANKABLE SUBSIDY SCHEMES(GO.RT.NO.230 DT.30.12.2015): TSMFC In 2015-16 undr Cat I B 399 Beneficiaries for an amount of Rs. 346.90 with 100% achievement. For Spell over cases of 15-16 an amount of Rs22.59Lakhs benefitting 49 beneficiaries. No notification is issued for by the Md, TSMFC, Hyderabad.

6) BANKABLE SUBSIDY SCHEMES TSCMFC (GO.RT.NO.230 DT.30.12.2015) In 2015-16 142 Beneficiaries for an amount of Rs. 211.01 with 100% achievement. In the year 2019-20 notification has been issued on 09.08.2019 for registration from Eligible Christians. Total (457) applications received. Obtaining the hard copies and bank concerns from MPDO’s and GHMC authorities . Work is under process

7) MINORITIES RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS Through TMRIES (Telangana Minorities Residential School Society) Govt. of Telangana is providing standard and good education to the eligible minority boys and girls .All (8) schools are started functioning in private buildings on Lease for 2 years (5) Girls (3) Boys. With a sanctioned strength of 3280 and actual strength 3140 .At present land is identified for constructions of (5) TMR Schools.

8) Skill Development: M/s. Data Pro Computers Pvt Ltd., Plot No. 27&28, above Andhra Bank, Berappagada, Uppal is been identified under Skill Development Scheme by CFC, providing training and job placement for Christian Minorities. Total students trained under each batch is 40 students since 2018-19 and 2019-20.

9)Ramzan & Christmas: On eve of Ramzan and Christmas cloth Gift Packets are distributed in Medchal Constituency along Ifthar for Ramzan and Feast for Christians to the poorest of the poor, People. Also Cloth gift packets are distributed to Old age homes and orphanages One more prestigious program taken up by Govt of Telangana is to felicitate the Eminent Christians every year for their services in different fields ,on the Eve of Christmas Celebrations.

6. DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTRE

I. INDUSTRIAL POLICY (T-IDEA, T-PRIDE)

After formation of Telangana, the Government brought New Industrial Policy in the name of T- IDEA (Telangana State Industrial Development and Entrepreneur Advancement) for general entrepreneurs and T-PRIDE (Telangana State Program for Rapid Incubation of Dalit Entrepreneurs) for SC/ST and Differently abled entrepreneurs through which providing incentives like Investment Subsidy, Reimbursement of Pavalavaddi, Reimbursement of Sale Tax, Reimbursement Power Cost etc for prospective entrepreneurs.

II. PRESENT STATUS OF MSME & LARGE/MEGA INDUSTRIES:

Investment in S.No Category No. of units Employment Crores 1 Micro 4390 954 53000 2 Small 2820 5700 64000 3 Medium 69 4250 63600 4 Large 98 4800 20400 5 Mega 20 15240 11000 Total 7397 30944 212000

III. TS-iPASS:

Telangana State Industrial Project Approval and Self Certification System through which the Industries Department facilitating the prospective industrialists a paperless online processing system for issuing of various approvals by various departments for establishing industries. Under TS-iPASS if an approval is not given in stipulated time inspite of submitting application in full shape, it is deemed approval taking a self certification from the Entrepreneur and the concerned officer for causing delay will be Penalised.

TS-iPASS applications Status

No. of enterprises applied: 3252 No. of Clearances applied: 6318 No. of Approvals issued : 5302

IV. STATUS OF EXISTING IE/IP/SEZ etc:

Total No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Industrial No. of Extent in No. of Plots Plots Sheds Sheds Parks in the Plots acres Sheds occupied vacant occupied vacant district 32 3479 3749.40 3446 33 268 268 0

V. HARITHA HAARAM:

Year Target Achievement % of Achievement 2017-18 1,00,000 1,29,000 129% 2018-19 1,00,000 1,00,530 100.53% 2019-20 1,00,000 1,02,310 102.31%

VI. PMEGP (Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme):

PMEGP is Central Government sponsor Scheme and the aim of the PMEGP is generating employment opportunities in rural as well as urban areas through setting up of self employment enterprises. The Government provide margin money which will be converted to banker subsidy @ 15% and 25% in Urban and Rural areas respectively in General Category and 25% and 35% in Urban and Rural areas for SC/ST/OBC/Minority/ Women and Ex-servicemen on the project cost. Any individual above 18 years is eligible and no income ceiling. The maximum project cost in manufacturing sector is limited to 25 lakhs and in service sector limited 10 lakhs.

From the formation of the Medchal District until the financial year of 2018-19, a target of the 73 projects were allotted to the district. Out of the target of 73 projects 81 number of projects were sanctioned and 78 projects are grounded and achievement of 107% progress.

No. of No. of % of Sl. No. Year Target Sanctions grounding Grounding 1. 2016-17 19 15 15 79% 2. 2017-18 30 33 30 100% 3. 2018-19 24 33 33 138% 4. 2019-20 36 20 15 41.66%

7. MEDICAL& HEALTH

Medchal−Malkajgiri is a part of Ranga Reddy district before the re-organization of districts in the state on 11 October 2016.Shamirpet is the headquarter of the district with 25 lakh population, is the second most populous and also 91.40% Urbanized district in the state of Telangana, standing next only to Hyderabad district ( 40 lakhs). The district is made up of 2 revenue divisions and 15 Mandals.

❖ Urban Population 28,03,084, Rural Population 3,81,744 and slum population 5,21,080.

❖ Providing Health Services in the District through 12 Primary Health Centers, 103 Sub-Centers, 02 Civil Hospitals, 1 Area Hospital 24 Urban Primary Health centers and 25 Basthidhawakhanas.

❖ Human Resources: 889 (1CS, 7 Dy.CS, 24CAS, 71Contract MO’s, 270 ANM’s and remaining are other staff ) and 297 ASHAs are providing the services.

NATIONAL HEALTH MISSION

Goal: - Facilitate increased access and utilization of quality health services by all.

Objectives: - Reduction of Infant mortality rate, Maternity Mortality rate and Total Fertility rate.

1. Maternal and Child Heath April 2019 to Jan-2020: o ANC Registrations: Total Pregnant Women Registred-58161 o Total Deliveries 51774, Deliveries reported in Govt health facilities in our district-3223 , o Pvt Deliveries 29823(58% ), Government institutions Deliveries (other than Medchal Dist 18728 (42%). o 1879 KCR KITs Distributed to the Beneficiaries (Due to less Delivery points less Deliveries take place in our District, Hence KCR kits distribution is less) o Total JSY Beneficiaries -503 o Full Immunization children 53716 (107%) o Total 11 Maternal Deaths ,70 Infant Deaths reported o 102 Ammavodi Services 23,108 Beneficiaries utilized o 54,052 Children Screened under RBSK Programme.

2. NTEP Programme:- o Total TB Notifications-3984 ,UDST Services given 2709, DBT 2840 (Honorarium to TB Patients through Nikshay poshan Yojana).

3. NVBDCP Programme:- o Total Number of cases reported –Dengue-519,Chikungunya-163,JE -6, Malaria -77.

4. IDSP Programme:- o Total Number of Swine flu cases reported- Jan-2019 to Dec-2019 -193 & Deaths reported -1 o January-2020 –Reported 21 cases ,Deaths-2.

5. National Leprosy Eradication Programme (NLEP): o Total 38 Leprosy cases reported.

6. Non Communicable Disease:- o Total Screening above 30age Group is 3,87,468 (86%) and Total Patients Referred to higher centres 42,015 (14%). 7. Basthidhawakhana Performance Report:- o 25 Basthidhawakhanas OPD Report from February 2019 to January-2020 – 2,92,387 (OPD).

8. VETERINARY & ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

I. Livestock Population – The 20th livestock population of the district is as follows:

Buffaloe: Sheep: Poultry:40,37,39 Other:54,74 Cattle: 27,068, Goats:40,020 59,895 1,49,401 5 6

II. NET WORK OF VETERINARY INSTTUTIONS: Area Vety. Pri. Vety. Centre

Mandals Hospitals Centre A.H Gopalamitras Total (AVH) (PVC)- (SCAH) 15 2 16 29 2 47+2=49

I. PERFORMANCE - WORK DONE PARTICULARS (Upto Jan’2020) : Cumulative % of Sl.No Item of work Achievement Target Achievement 1 Artificial Insemination 13045 17219 116 2 Calves born 4883 6601 135 3 Castrations done 300 346 115 4 Cases treated 354200 381587 108 5 Preventive Treatment 455423 519502 114 6 Vaccinations done 359835 326010 91

7 Fodder Dev. (in acres) 1491 2287 153

GOVERNMENT FLAGSHIP PROGRAMMES

1 SHEEP REARING DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (SRDP) :

Beneficiar y No. of contributi No. of Expenditu To be Sl Targ sanctio Year ons Units re incurred Grounded No et ns received n Grounded Rs. Crores units Remarks issued entered in E-Laabh 2017- 1 2945 2262 2262 2262 28.27 0 ~ 18 235 (6 DD’s returned to

2018- 14.30 beneficiaries Temporarily 2 2592 1610 1610 1375 19 ) - 229 units stopped to be grounded

2. INDUCTION OF MILCH ANIMALS SCHEME : Beneficiary No. of Exp. contributions No. of Milch To be Incured Sl. Target received n sanctions Remarks Animls grounded in Rs. No entered in issued Grounded Cr E-Laabh 17 ( 1 -DD returned to

Beneficiary), 2.27 Temporarily 1 650 301 649 284 16 M.A. to stopped be grounded

OTHER DEPARTMENTAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES: 1. NADCP-FMD: The 2nd round of Free NADCP-FMD Vaccination campaign is started from 01.02.2020 to 09.03.2020 as on 05.02.2020 a total of 7,656 cattle have been vaccinated. Medchal district stood 1st position in the state.

2. SHEEP & GOAT DEWORMING PROGRAMME: During the year a total of 1,91,092 Sheep and Goat population have been dewormed free of cost with 100.8%.

3. KRISHI KALYAN ABHIYAN (National Artificial Insemination Programme):- The scheme is in progress and as on a total of 4135 Artificial Inseminations were conducted.

9. FISHERIES

The following schemes are being implemented to the fisher folk for increasing fish production as well as economical growth of fishermen and fisherwomen.

➢ Stocking of Fish Seed on 100% Grant in Gram Panchayat and Departmental tanks.

➢ Providing financial assistance to Fisher Women Cooperatives Societies @ Rs. 3.00 Lakhs each as revolving fund.

➢ Providing fish retail out lets under Integrated Fisheries Development Scheme on 100% grant.

➢ Providing ornamental fish breeding and Fabrication units under National Fisheries Development Board Scheme and Integrated Fisheries Development Scheme on 75% subsidy.

➢ Constructions of Community Hall to the Fishermen and Fisherwomen Cooperative Societies for Rs. 10.00 Lakhs, the Department is Providing 9.00 Lakhs and 1.00 Lakhs from M.P, M.L.A, or from Society Fund.

➢ Extending training and exposure visits to the Fisher folk under ATMA and Integrated Fisheries Development Scheme.

➢ Providing of mobile Fish Vending units with moped and luggage Autos on 75% Subsidy under Integrated Fisheries Development Scheme.

➢ Extending exgratia to the family dependents of the deceased fishermen to the extent of Rs.2.00 Lakhs by the FISHCOOP and Rs.4.00 Lakhs by the State Government.

➢ Sanction of Re-Circulatory Aquaculture System units under Blue Revolution with a unit cost of Rs.50.00 Lakhs under Blue Revolution with 40% Subsidy to General and 60% to S.C, S.T and Women.

➢ Sanction of Mobile Fish Outlets under Blue Revolution with a unit cost of Rs.10.00 Lakhs.

10. MISSION BHAGIRATHA

The Mission Bhagiratha flagship program was initiated to provide safe drinking water to all the households in rural areas of 100 lpcd, municipalities 135lpcd and urban areas of 150 lpcd respectively in Telangana State.

Medchal District is covered under Segment-6 of 26 Segments for Mission Bhagiratha Project in Telangana State. The project is designed to Supply 100 litres per capita per day drinking water to 45,451 households in 104 Habitations of 5 Erstwhile Mandals (Medchal, Quthbullapur, Shameerpet, Keesara and Ghatkesar Mandals) of Medchal-Malkajgiri District by effectively utilizing 130 existing OHSRs and 70 New OHSRs with internal distribution system of length 480 Kms.

Medchal Nagar panchayat was designed to 0.8 Lakhs Population with 135 lpcd utilizing 5 existing and 5 New OHSRs, 2 new OHBR’s (Over head balancing reservior) with internal distribution of 104.06 Kms.

Optical Fiber Duct for a length of 250 Kms was laid along with internal distribution system in habitations.

Bulk supply to all 104 habitations and Nagar Panchayat is provided by tapping water from Master Balancing Reservoir of HMWS&SB which is located at Ghanpurgutta with an elevation of 620 mt and water is being supplied to three mandals i.e., Shameerpet, Keesara and Ghatkesar and 17 Habitations of Medchal Mandal through gravity. As the elevation difference is very high, from HMWSSB Reservoir to Ghatkesar Mandal, the 200KL Break pressure tank (BPT) is constructed at Bogaram village of Keesara Mandal in order to reduce the heavy water pressure caused due to this high elevation drop, from this BPT, water is being supplied to village service reservoirs of Ghatkesar Mandal by gravity.

Water to remaining 26 Habitations of Medchal and Quthbullapur Mandals is being supplied by pumping from 1000KL sump at Medchal town to 2 Balancing Reservoirs (120KL Girmapur, 40KL Dabilpur) with pipe line diameters ranging from 1000mm to 100mm of 285.00 Km.

Flow Control Valves were installed at household level to supply uniform drinking water @ rate of 4-5 LPM (Liter per minute) which also act as non -return valve. With this arrangement contamination of water due to reverse flow is prevented.

The Flagship program was successfully completed and commissioned for 104 habitations of Medchal District falling outside ORR in 2017. The Intravillage Infrastructure was handed over to concerned Gram Panchayats during 2017-18 and since then sufficient quantity of safe drinking water is being supplied to 104 habitations regularly. Among 104 Habitations, 19 Habitations are merged to newly formed Muncipalities.

11. GROUND WATER

I. The main activities of the Department are a. Estimation of groundwater resources periodically in the State with basin concept and according clearances for minor irrigation schemes. b. Detailed investigations for delineation of potential zones and for selection of sites for construction of wells by Developmental Agencies and Individuals. c. Investigations for identification of feasible areas and suitable structures for artificial recharge measures to be implemented under Watershed and other programmes. d. Monitoring of groundwater levels and quality through network of observation wells and improved network of purpose built piezometers with Automatic Water Level Recorders. e. Drilling of exploratory-cum-production bore/tube wells. f. Environmental clearance for industries. g. Special studies for evaluation of the groundwater regime through modern tools like aerial photos, satellite imagery, GIS etc., for development and management of groundwater resources and to prioritize areas for recharge measures and for implementing regulatory measures under WALTA. h. Studies under climate change and climate adoption programmes.

II. ACTIVITIES OF GROUND WATER DEPARTMENT a. Selection of well sites:

Integrated surveys to locate fistula well sites and for construction of wells under different exploitation programmes of the government and private agencies.

The department is closely associated with the selection of feasible sites for different types of wells viz., Dugwells, Borewells, Tubewells, filter points and Dug-Cum-Borewells to various Government Agencies, Corporations and Private individuals involved in groundwater development for irrigation, drinking and industrial purpose. b. Exploratory drilling-cum-production well construction programme:

Under exploratory – cum – production well drilling programme, takes up drilling in new and potential areas where special types of combination drilling and special construction techniques need to be adopted for extracting groundwater. Besides, this some sponsored drilling activity is being taken up for both Government and Private agencies outside the normal Departmental programme. c.GROUND WATER MONITORING

Department is monitoring ground water levels and water quality from a network of 27 piezometers. Monitoring at different intervals to study the groundwater conditions with reference to rainfall and groundwater draft. Report on ground water conditions is being prepared and furnished to the Planners at State Level, similarly the District Offices prepare report and provide to the concerned line Departments and also at Mandal Level Offices.

d. INVESTIGATIONS FOR ARTIFICIAL RECHARGE STUCTURES i) RURAL AREAS:

The declining water levels in the drought prone districts has become focus of attention for the Department. The Department has investigated in detail for the feasibility of taking up artificial recharging structures for increasing groundwater resource in these areas. The watersheds are taken up for feasibility of construction of check dams and percolation tanks so as to arrest depletion of water levels and also make evaluation at the structure in the context. ii) URBAN AREAS:

Rainwater harvesting from rooftop in urban areas:

Urbanisation and fast industrial growth has caused increased demand for groundwater use in urban areas. The covering of open areas by black-top roads, pavements along with footpaths and internal domestic paving with cement have all diminished chances of appreciable ground water recharge in the urban areas of the State. The need for the artificial recharge through rainwater harvesting from roof top and road top in Municipal areas was realized as urgent measure by the Department. For this purpose, the Department is taking up investigation to locate feasible sites and to recommend appropriate structures in small plots or big Complexes. Besides this large areas owned by Government and private institutions and industrial complexes are especially selected for Rainwater Harvesting structures by watershed approach. The Department is rendering service to municipalities, Metro water boards etc.

12. IRRIGATION

Details of District Irrigation Infrastructure: Total sources – 534 Nos. and 16 Anicuts Total ayacut is about 17066 Acres, total capacity 3348 Mcft approximately. No.of tanks covered in Mission Kakatiya Scheme – 214 No.s

Mission Kakatiya Phase-I: All works physically completed. Mission Kakatiya Phase-II: 57 works physically completed. 1. MTB, Edulabad – 98% physically completed 2. Rha cheruvu, Boduppal in progress. Mission Kakatiya Phase-III: All works physically completed. Mission Kakatiya Phase-IV: Out of 23 works, 16 works physically completed, 03 under progress, 03 works proposed for cancellation due to patta land problem and 01 work awaiting retender. CM Assured Scheme Works. • Under CM Assured scheme total 06 works got sanctioned. • Out of 07 works, 03 works got physically completed. (Bathkammabanda, Chowta Bavi, Ootu cheruvu - M.C. Pally (V), Shamirpet) • 01 work – 90% completed. (Pedda Cheruvu, Laxmapur (V), Shamirpet - CC works pending) • 02 works – under progress (1. Shere Kunta, (50% completed) 2. Feeder channel of Salavani kunta to Errikala Mallesh House - M.C. Pally (V), Shamirpet (30% completed) • 01 work – Agreement concluded (Construction of box type culvert on surplus course of weir of Pedda Cheru, Laxmapur)

DMFT Work: • Improvements and beautification and conversion of Mini Tank Bund, Pedda cheru, Bomraspet – awaiting technical sanction.

Ganesh Nimajjanam Works: • Peacefully and successfully completed ganesh nimajjanam works for the year 2019.

FDR Works: • Out of 02 works, 01 work successfully arrested all the leakages. 01 work recently got admin sanction.

Check dams: • 01 proposal of check dams (Bomraspet (V), Shamirpet (M) sent to government for administrative approval. FTL Surveys: • Total 534 tanks in Medchal Malkajgiri District. Total FTL surveys completed. • 324 Proposals for final notification of FTL maps have been sent to HMDA. • Total 95 tanks final notified by HMDA

No Objection Certificates: • Issuance of No objection certificate for the lands abutting water bodies/ nala.

13. ROADS & BUILDINGS

Roads are the life-line of nation providing transportation facility over the length and breadth of country. Systematic development of road is one of the important pre-requisites for development and acceleration of Socio-economic growth of the Country. Among the different modes of transportation systems, road transport carries more than 80 percent of the Goods and Passenger traffic.

Each District is having one Division headed district (R&B)Officer to look after the development of all the district road such as State Highways, Major district roads and Village roads connecting major towns, Mandals and villages. The total length of road look after by this district office is 381.48Kms out of which Black top road are having a length of 380.55Kms and CC roads for a length of 0.93Kms. Width wise the road lengths are as follows. Single lane roads 24.445Kms(Out of which 11.35Kms are being widened to double lane(a)Lalgadi Malakpet road 3.75Km and PWD road to Yadaram road 7.60Kms under CRF grant.) Intermediate land length for 1.00Kms,Double lane roads length for 319.925Kms and four lane road length for 35.181Kms.The important road passing through ths district are (1)NH44 (2)Rajiv Rahadari(Hyderabad-Karimnagar-Ramagundam road(3)Hyderabad- Medak-Bodhan road(4)NH65(5)Outer ring road.

ROBs and RUBs are being constructed for smooth flow of traffic at Ghatkesar(ROB) LC.No15,Cherlapally(ROB) L.C.No12,RUBs at Anandbagh BP11 and at Vajpayee Nagar LC.No8.

14. EDUCATION

a. SCHOOL EDUCATION

➢ In Medchal – Malkajgiri District, 82643 students are studying in 509 Govt/Local body/Aided schools during the academic year 2019-20.

➢ 28 primary schools, 430 upper primary schools and 842 High Schools (total 1300) are functioning under private management (Private Unaided) in the district. 464544 students are studying in these private schools.

➢ Status of Other Govt Schools

Sl. No. of Category of Schools No. School 1 Central Government Schools 2 2 Kendriya Vidyalayas 8 3 T.S. Sports Schools 1 4 TSSWREIS 5 5 TS Residential Schools 1 6 Minority Residential Schools 8 7 MJPTBCWREIS Schools 5 8 Aided Schools 6 Total 36

Staff Position Teaching & Non-Teaching:

Category Sanctioned Working Vacant Teaching 3092 2964 128 DEO Office Staff 24 19 5 Total 3115 2982 133 Schemes: ➢ Providing 2 pairs of Uniforms for every student for the year 2019-20 studying in Govt/Local Body/Aided Schools for Classes I to X as per 2018-19 enrolment.

Enrolment Boys Girls Total I-VI 31443 34292 65735 IX-X 7793 9115 16908 Total 39236 43407 82643

➢ Free Text Books to all BPL, SC, ST, OBC Students. As on the date 115000 NT Books have already been received for the next academic year i.e., 2020-21 and the remaining books will be supplied very soon. The distribution of Text books from District Godown to mandal point is going to start as per the orders of the higher authorities.

➢ Health and Hygiene Kits to Girls Students for class VII to X.

➢ Regular Health Check up with the support of RBSK (Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram). ➢

➢ Mid-Day-Meal scheme implementing in all 509 Govt/Local body/Aided Schools in the District during the year 2019-20.

➢ 87 Vidya Volunteers are working in the District out of 107 sanctioned and honorarium was paid upto December, 2019.

PS UPS HS Total

373 26 110 509

As per G.O. Rt.08 SE (Prog.II) Department, dt:28.01.2020 the cooking cost for the year 2019-20 has been increased by 3.09% for Primary , Upper Primary and Classes IX & X as indicated below:

Non-NER States & UTs with Cooking cost per child Stage Legislatures 60:40) per day Centre State Primary Rs.4.48 Rs.2.69 Rs.1.79 Upper Primary Rs.6.71 Rs.4.03 Rs.2.68 For Classes IX & X Rs.8.71 (including egg 0 Rs.8.71 cost)

Achievement

The SSC Public Examinations Result of the District for the last three years are shown as below: Pass % in Govt Pass % in Private Over All Pass Sl.No Year Schools Schools Percentage 1 March-2017 66.95 % 88.71 % 85.22 % 2 March-2018 72.88 % 90.94 % 87.90 % 3 March-2019 87.96 % 92.54 % 92.98 %

Financial Target:

MDM Budget released upto December,2019 - Rs.9,17,09,000/-.

b. INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION

➢ In Medchal-Malkajgiri District, 4286 students are studying in 8 Govt/Aided junior colleges during the academic year 2019-20. ➢ Total 195 are functioning under private management (Private unaided) junior colleges in the district. 109403 students are studying in these private unaided junior colleges. ➢ Status of junior colleges in the district

A. Total No of Government Junior Colleges : 05 B. Total No of Aided Colleges : 03 C. TS Sports Authority Junior College : 01 D. Central Government Junior College (DAE) : 01 E. TS Social Welfare Residential Junior College : 01 F. TS Residential Junior College : 01 G. Total No of Private Unaided Junior Colleges : 211 H. Vocational Junior Colleges : 22 ------Total: 245 NonFunctional Colleges (-) 42 ------Total No of Colleges Functioning 203

Staff Position Teaching & Non-Teaching:

Category Sanctioned Working Vacant Teaching &Non 228 180 48 Teaching DIEO Office Staff 6 5 1 Total 234 185 49

Facilities Provided to the students:- ➢ All the Government colleges have sufficient staff with Regular/ Contract/ Hourly basics junior lectures.

➢ All Government junior colleges are run in pakka buildings with full infrastructure facilities i.e., Accommodation, Toilets, Water facility, Electricity, Furniture, Labs and Staff. All the private colleges providing all the infrastructure, facilities as per the Telangana State Broad Intermediate Education norms.

➢ All the colleges in the district complete their syllabus as per the academic organiser provided by the Telangana State Broad Intermediate Education.

Schemes:- 1. Providing free text books to the students. 2. The classes are also conducted through digitals classes in Government junior colleges. 3. EAMECT free coaching classes are also being conducted for poor students

Budget:- Category Sanctioned Achieved Percentage NIL NIL NIL NIL

The Intermediate Public Examinations result of the District for the last three years are shown as below:

BOYS GIRLS TOTAL

YEAR ÁPP PASS % ÁPP PASS % APP PASS %

26,964 21,372 79 23,558 20,522 50,822 2016-2017 86 41,844 82

28,314 21,414 76 25,342 21,553 53,656 2017-2018 85 42,967 80

29,345 20,908 71 26,717 21,688 56,062 2018-2019 81 42,596 76

c. ADULT EDUCATION

01 Staff position : One Project Officer

02 Budget Allocation : No budget provided. Salary is being drawn from O/o.the DDAE, Ranga Reddy.

03 Physical Target and Target 2,000 Achievements Achievement 1,000 (Another 1,000 non-literates and learners and they will complete the course by 31.03.2020). It is a Voluntary programme. No financial targets.

04 Best Practice: Student Parent/ Grand Parent literacy programme is being Implemented in 85 schools. About 2,000 non-literate parent/ Grand Parents were identified and they are learning.

15. WOMEN, CHILDREN, DISABLE AND SENIOR CITIZENS

There are (3) Three ICDS Projects functioning with 779 Main Anganwadi Centers and 14 Mini Anganwadi Centers in Medchal District by covering beneficiaries of 6m-6years 85808 and pregnant & Lactating 19904 and providing the services of Supplementary Nutrition Programme, Immunization, Nutrition and Health education, Referral Services and Pre-school Education etc.

Arogyalaxmi scheme & Supplementary Nutrition Programme:

One full meal under AROGYA LAXMI Scheme one boiled egg and 200ml.milk is also provided to pregnant women and lactating mothers. Balamrutham is also being provided to 7 months to 3 years children which is being supplied by Telangana Foods, Hyderabad and 16 Eggs is being provided to 7m-3years children and daily one egg to 3 years to 6 years children.

Anganwadi centres :

Out of 779 Anganwadi centres having 211Own buildings, 377 Rent free and 205 centres are functioning in rented accommodation.

Integrated Child Protection Unit :

ICPS aims to provide for care and protection of all the children in need of care and protection and children in conflict with law.

Non-Institutional Services: 1) CHILDLINE Service 1098 2)Family based non institutional care Sponsorship 3) Foster care 4) ADOPTION through State Adoption Resource Agencies (SARA), Specialized Adoption Agency (SAA) (Sishugruhas)

Statutory Services: Juvenile Justice Boards (JJBs), Child welfare Committee, Special Juvenile Police Units (SPJU)

Adoption :- Parents have to register online CARINGS ( Visit www.cara.nic.in) SPECIALIZED ADOPTION AGENCY CONUCTS HOME STUDY REPORT ( hsr) OF THE Parents and uploads it on CARINGS ( online application). Suitability of PAPs is examined and parents reserve a child as per their preference. On acceptance of the child by the parents, the SAA completes the referral and adoption process.

Sakhi centre :- Domestic Violence Act 2005: The petitioners under domestic violence will be sent to DVC Centre for counseling by Legal and Social Counselors.

Women Help Line 181 (Launched on 19.08.2017): Domestic Violence harassment at work place, sexual harassment, Dowry harassment and trafficking and other assistant to women and other Counseling and rescue the women.

Disabled dept., schemes: Pre-metric, Post-Metric Scholarships (MTF), Reimbursement of tuition fee, Economical rehabilitation scheme, Marriage incentives and Aids & appliances to the disabled persons.

16. CIVIL SUPPLIES

Fair Price Shops

Balanagar Circle Uppal Circle Rural Mandals Total (03) (04) (08) 227 240 169 636

(C) Cards Position AFSC FSC AAP Total Total Month Cards Units Cards Units Cards Units Cards Units Feb-2020 18298 45612 476949 1604352 110 116 495357 1650080

Allotment of Essential Commodities for the Month of February, 2020 Rice to Rice to Commodity Rice to FSC Wheat Sugar Kerosene AAP AFSC Feb-2020 89533 Allocation 9626.112 1.100 640.430 819.034 18.928 Liters (MTs)

(D) Monitoring of supply of Petroleum Products

a. Number of Wholesale Kerosene Dealers - 13 (2 on leave 1 is under suspension) b. No. of LPG Agencies - 48 c. No. of MS&HSD outlets - 225 d. Solvent Licenses Firms - 29

6A Cases (01-01-2019 to 31-12-2019)

Seizure value in Pending for No. of Cases Disposed Under Hearing Rs. Final Orders 1.50 Cr. 101 43 42 16 (Approx.)

FSC Approvals As on 03-02-2020

S.No. Applications Approved Rejected Pending Received 1 New FSC 87240 27313 5418 54509 2 Mutations 71103 32693 3495 34915 Total 158343 60006 8913 89424

17. PLANNING

Chief Planning Office is a Statistical branch for Collection, Compilation, Analysis and Interpretation of statistical data over a vast range of sectors to meet the challenging needs of the district.

The planning department at district level is headed by Chief Planning Officer and supported by Assistant Director, Deputy Statistical Officers and Mandal Planning & Statistical Officers. At mandal level a Mandal Planning & Statistical Officer helps Tahsildar to compile the necessary data.

Basically, activities of Chief Planning Office 1. Agriculture Statistics, 2. Industrial Statistics, 3. Price Statistics, 4. Social Statistics, 5. Local Statistics and 6. Sample Surveys.

1. Agriculture Statistics: - Agricultural year (June to May) is divided in to basically two seasons viz., Kharif and Rabi. Agricultural census is conducted in both seasons Viz., Kharif and Rabi in a year.

a) Rainfall Statistics: - Rainfall Statistics are used for monitoring the seasonal conditions and the progress of Agricultural operations on a continuous basis.

b) Area Statistics: - Agriculture Census is an abstract of crop-wise, source-wise area sown particulars. Agriculture Census will be conducted in both Kharif and Rabi seasons separately. Advance Estimates are estimates of Area and production well in advance prior to the Agriculture Census estimates of production is sufficient to cater the needs stake-holders. National Agriculture Insurance Scheme includes planning and conduct of Crop Cutting Experiments to arrive the crop loss and yield particulars.

2. Industrial Statistics: - This office will conduct Annual Survey of Industries (ASI): it provides information to assess the changes in the growth and structure of organized manufacturing sector comprising activities related to manufacturing processes. Index of Industrial Production: It includes the relative change of physical production in the field of Industry during specific period as compared to the previous period.

3. Price Statistics: - It includes collection and compilation of Retail Prices, Wholesale Prices, Consumer Price Index, Farm Harvest Prices, Essential Commodities Prices and Building Material Prices.

4. Social Statistics: - District Hand Book of Statistics, under this we collect the data from various departments at district level.

5. Sample Surveys: -Socio Economic Surveys are conducted round wise. 77th Round SES is completed successfully and 78th Round is commenced.

This office assists the District Collector in scrutinization of proposals of public representatives, according of Administrative Sanction, Release of funds to the Executive Agencies and submission of various reports to the government on planning subjects, such as MPLADS, CDP, SDF, CBF and DMFT.

ANNEXURE (Rs. in Crore) Total funds No of Estt Cost of released No of works Expenditure Sl. No. Name of the Scheme works sanctioned from the completed incurred sanctioned works Govt. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 MPLADS 22.96 366 23.36 288 21.06 2 CDP 57.58 847 58.58 567 40.21 3 SDF 3.63 44 5.63 39 3.05 4 CBF 9.80 184 9.51 156 8.40 5 CM Assurances 47.19 116 47.19 45 25.11 6 SDF (CBF) 5.00 13 1.57 9 0.77 7 SDF (Palle pragathi) 2.00 10 0.23 9 0.21 SDF (Athama 8 0.00 22 39.25 0 0.00 Govrava Bhavans) 9 DMFT 22.49 203 15.36 - 1.42

18. MINES & GEOLOGY

The Department of Mines & Geology is a promotional; mineral regulatory and mineral revenue collections wing of the State Government.

1. Promotional Activity: Geological & Mineral Investigations for identification of new deposits, evaluation of mineral resources in coordination with Geological Survey of India, Mineral Exploration Corporation, Telangana State Mineral Development Corporation etc.

This year the Director of Mines & Geology proposed Field Season Programme (FSP):2O19- 2020 and allocated of mineral investigation work i.e., “Investigation and assessment of Quartz & Feldspar deposits in Medchal-Malkajgiri District” to this office vide Cir. MemoNo.310457/MI- FSP-2O19-20/2019, Dt: 15.O5.2O19.The said investigation work is going on and the preliminary report was submitted to the Directorate of Mines & Geology vide Lr. No.280/Gen/2016, Dt:20-09- 2019.

Quarry Leases: There are (32) quarries (30-Stone & Metal, 01-Quartz and 01-Quartz & Feldspar quarries) working in the Medchal-Malkajgiri District.

2. Regulatory Activity: The office of the Asst. Director of Mines & Geology, Medchal-Malkajgiri District receives applications for quarry leases for (31) minerals & other minor mineralsthrough online and are referred to Revenue Department for No Objection Certificate; after obtaining NOC, the applications shall be processed and disposed as per Rule 12(2) & (3) of TSMMC Rules, 1966 by the Department in the order of preference with priority to Waddera Societies; Labour Contract Coop. Societies; Govt. Department and Unemployed with qualification in Geology/Geophysics/Mining Engineering.

DGPS Survey:It is to submit that the Government vide G.O.Ms. No.37, Ind.&Comm. Dept., Dt: 19.06.2017 appointed the (08) Empanelled Agencies to carry out the DGPS / ETS Survey for the mines and quarries in the entire Telangana State. The E.A. M/s Rehoboth Surveys was allotted to erstwhile Ranga Reddy District which includes newly formed Medchal-Malkajgiri District. Accordingly, this office has taken all steps to complete the DGPS / ETS Survey by the Empanelled Agency in co-ordination with the Revenue Surveyors and DGPS survey completed in 30 quarries out of 32.

3. Mineral Revenue:The Government based on the Mineral Potential of this District fixed Rs.5029.89 Lakhs as Mineral Revenue Target for the Financial Year 2019-20. The details (uptoJanuary, 2020) are as below: Year Total % of Achmt Target Achmt April-2019 to January- 3923.29 2540.11 64.74% 2020

District Mineral Foundation Trust: The Lease holders & Government Engineering Departments contribute 30% on Seigniorage Fee towards District Mineral Foundation Trust (DMFT). The amount deposited in DMFT Account upto 04.01.2020 is Rs.2189.14Lakhs.

19. DISTRICT PANCHAYAT OFFICE

In the District No. of GPs – 61 Old GPs - 47 New Gps -14

➢ As per 2011 census Gram Panchayats Population are -145789, No. of Sarpanchas in the District 61, total MPCTs in the District -42, Ward Members-596.

➢ In the District 61 Gram Panchayats out of 60 Gps proceeded tractors one Gram Panchayat Madharam in under process. In the District 42 GPs having crematorium and remarks 19 land in identified.

➢ In the District Gram Panchayats Demand is 11,95,03, 854 as per present 9,93,63,296 collection, remaining to be collect 2,01,40,555 to be collect total 86%.

➢ In the District all Gram Panchayats CC charges are pending 82,13,374.

➢ In the District 61 Gram Panchayats having nursery and dumping yards.

➢ In the 61 Gram Panchayats are having dumping yard to collect and sac ration waste.

➢ The DPO Staff details as shown below: Name of the Sl.No. Designation Working Employee 1 District Panchayat Vacant Officer 2 Smt.B.Smitha Divisional Working(Incharge of DPO(FAC) Panchayat Officer 3 Administration Vacant Officer 4 Senior Assistant Vacant 5 Ch.Hima Deepthi Jr. Asst Working on deputation ZPHS Malkajigiri 6 B.Swetha Jr.Asst Working(On DLPO Staff R.R.East) 7 Typist Vacant 8 M.Hymavathi Attender Working on deputation O/o MPDO Office, Medchal Mandal (On DLPO Staff RR East) 9 Smt.C.G.Latha Attender Working 10 M.A Rizwan Night Watch Men Working(On DLPO Staff RR East) 11 Record Assistant Vacant 12. B.Nageshwar Rao Panchayat Secretary Working on Deputation O/o DPO office Gr-II 13. N.Venkatesh Panchayat Secretary Working on Deputation O/o DPO office Gr-II

➢ In the District (05) Mandals, MPDOs, MPOs are full filled total 61 Gram Panchayats 40 Panchayat Secretaries are working in the District, (02) Panchayat Secretaries are under suspension, 20 Gram Panchayats Panchayat Secretaries posts are vacant. ➢ As per the Government instructions every month village reports are updated in online and also sanitation, Haritha Haram, Watering of plant, water supply and providing of street lights are providing responsibility of Gram Panchayats.

20. PANCHAYATH RAJ ENGINEERING

Panchayath Raj Engineering Department is consisting (01) PIU Division with (04) Sub-Divisions to look after Developmental activities in (61) Gram Panchayaths and other works in Muncipal areas of the District which are allotted to Panchayath Raj Engineering Department.

At present infrastructural works such as CC Roads, BT Roads, Community Halls, Under ground drainages, School Repairs, Veternary Building repairs, MGNREGS Works, Bridges, 2 BHK Houses, etc., are being taken up under following grants.

1) CRR, 2) PMGSY-II, 3) NABARD 4) CDP 5) MPLADS 6) DMFT 7) MGNREGS 8) 2BHK 9) SDF 10) CBF 11) Other deposited works

21. PROHIBTION & EXCISE a. PROHIBTION & EXCISE OFFICER, MEDCHAL

I. BRIEF NOTE:

Office of the District Prohibition & Excise Officer, Medchal, Medchal-Malkajgiri District has been established on 11.10.2016 at Plot No. 94, Sy No. 236, situated at Sai Krishna Nagar, Jeedimetla (V) at Third Floor (HEERA BHAVAN).

II. JURISDICTION :

The District Prohibition & Excise Officer, Medchal, Medchal-Malkajgiri, District jurisdiction is formed with (3) stations i.e 1.Medchal, 2.Quthbullapur, and 3.Balanagar functioning from 11.10.2016.

III. REVENUE ASPECTS:

The main source of revenue for Medchal Revenue district from Excise Wing is through the sale of IML & Beer from A4 Shops and 2B Bars, Collection of Excise Tax, Providing event permits, and a little portion of Sale of Toddy from the Toddy shops. At present, there are (99) A4 shops, (87) 2B Bars (02) military canteens (CS-2 Licenses) functioning in Medchal. Besides, there are (44) T.C.S Shops and (49) Toddy licensees under T.F.Ts.

IV. PROGRESS OF SCHEME.

a) 32 members were sanctioned Under Gudumba Effected Persons Rehabilitation scheme. b) Haritha Haram : A total of (100,000) seedlings have been planted during the year 2019.

V. CRIME ASPECTS :

We proudly announced the erstwhile district is I.D. free district on 20.12.2015. This was made after thorough verification by the Former Collector & District Magistrate namely Sri Raghunandan Rao Garu,. The District Collector organized a district level program and announced the district as 100% I.D. free District.

b. PROHIBTION & EXCISE, MALKAJGIRI

I. BRIEF NOTE:

Office of the District Prohibition & Excise Officer, Malkajgiri, Medchal - Malkajgiri District has been established on 11.10.2016 at H.No. 42-737, SP Nagar, Moulali, Medchal – Malkajgiri District.

II. JURISDICTION :

The District Prohibition & Excise Officer, Malkajgiri, Medchal-Malkajgiri, District jurisdiction is formed with (3) stations i.e 1.Malkajgiri, 2.Uppal and 3.Ghatkesar functioning from 11.10.2016.

III. REVENUE ASPECTS:

Apart from other revenue-oriented departments, Malkajgiri Excise Unit plays a key role in providing revenue to the State Government through the sale of liquor from A4 Shops and 2B Bars, Collection of Excise Tax, Providing event permits. At present, there are (82) A4 shops, (142) 2B Bars (02) military canteens (CS-2 Licenses) functioning in Medchal. Besides, there are (79) T.C.S Shops and (17) Toddy licensees under T.F.Ts.

IV. PROGRESS OF SCHEME. a) 12 members were sanctioned Under Gudumba Effected Persons Rehabilitation scheme. b) Haritha Haram: A total of (100,000) seedlings have been planted during the year 2019.

V. CRIME ASPECTS :

22. DRUGS CONTROL

This Office (O/o The Assistant Director, Drugs Control Administration, Medchal - Malkajgiri District) is formed out of reorganization of Districts, vide G.O No. 670 dated. 11.10.2016. This office is headed by Assistant Director, under whom 5 Drugs Inspectors, staff were ordered to serve by the Government as detailed below:

1) The Assistant Director - 01 2) Drugs Inspector, Medchal Zone 3) Drugs Inspector, Quthbullapur - Jeedimetla Zone 4) Drugs Inspector, Uppal Zone 5) Drugs Inspector, Balanagar Zone 6) Drugs Inspector, Malkajgiri Zone 7) Senior Assistant -01

This department main objective is enforcement of the following Acts:

1) Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940 and Rules, 1945 2) Drugs Price Control order, 2013 3) Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisement) Act,1954 and Rules 1955 and to ensure safety, efficiency, purity and quality of drugs and to make the availability of drugs at authorized prices to public by carrying out inspections and picking samples for analysis from different cross - sections of trade. Implementation of Departmental and Legal actions against the violations.

At present Pending Trail cases Drugs Inspector wise in various courts:

1) Drugs Inspector, Malkajgiri Zone - 12 2) Drugs Inspector, Uppal Zone - 10 3) Drugs Inspector, Quthbullapur - Jeedimetla Zone - 10 4) Drugs Inspector, Medchal Zone - 05 5) Drugs Inspector, Balanagar Zone - 06

At present under investigation cases Drugs Inspector wise in various courts:

1) Drugs Inspector, Malkajgiri Zone - 09 2) Drugs Inspector, Uppal Zone - 09 3) Drugs Inspector, Quthbullapur - Jeedimetla Zone - 09 4) Drugs Inspector, Medchal Zone - 11 5) Drugs Inspector, Balanagar Zone - 07

Monthly targets for Drugs Inspector: 25 Inspections, 06 Sampling of drugs.

23. YOUTH & SPORTS

The Department of Youth Services and Sports is performing the activities as mentioned below.

➢ Skill Development Training Centre is at Devaryamjal, Shamirpet is in progress. And getting ready to inaugurate by the higher officials once date is confirmed by the Head of the Department.

➢ Conduction of Telangana Sports School Selections every year for Mandal Level District Level in June and July 2019 for admissions into IV class.

➢ Conduction of games for employees on the eve of Independence Day, Republic Day and State Formation Day Celebrations 2019.

➢ Consolidation of old Yuva Chethana (Youth Association)Groups and Updation of New Yuva Chethana(Youth Association) Groups.

➢ Conduction of Summer Coaching camps every year in the month of May.

➢ We celebrate important days like National Youth Day (12th January), Acharya Kothapalli Jayashankar Birth Anniversary (6th August),National Sports Day(29th August), Sri Kaloji Rao Birth Anniversary(9th September), Gandhi Jayanthi (2nd October), National Unity Day(31st October) and United Nations Day (24th October), etc.,

EXISTING STADIUMS IN MEDCHAL DISTRICT

1) Development of Stadium Repair works (Construction of compound wall, rest room removal of rocks And bushes) are completed at Shamirpet with estimated cost of Rs 50.00 lakhs.

2) Development of Stadiums Repairs works(Repairs of rest room, Constructions of Steps and Gallery, levelling of ground removal bushes and constructions drain) are in progress at Medchal with estimated Cost of Rs.40.00 lakhs respectively.

3) 130.00 lakhs sanctioned for development of Jyothi Rao Pulle Stadium Gandimisamma Stadium and works in process.

Land required for New Stadiums:

1) Ghatkesar: Administrative sanction Rs 80.00 lakhs, Required 6 acres land and 2.65 crores required for Construction work.

2) Kukatpally: 6 acres Land proposal pending at Thasildar, Kukatpally.

3) Quthbullapur: 6 acres Land proposal pending at Thasildar, Quthbullapur.

4) Jawahar Nagar:Administrative sanction Rs 2.65 crores, Required 6 acres Land required proposal pending at Thasildar Kapra

24. TELANGANA STATE EDUCATION & WELFARE INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (TSEWIDC)

The Dy.Executive Engineer, TSEWIDC, Medchal District has taken up developmental schemes pertaining to following Educational and welfare departments in Medchal Malkajgiri District.

1. RMSA Phase - lll The Govt. has accorded administrative sanctions 22 works and the estimate amount is Rs.721.60 (L). No. of works completed- 21, No. of works in Progress- 1

2. Govt. Jr. Colleges (under NABARD RIDF-XIX):– The Govt. has accorded administrative sanctions 2 works under NABARD RIDF XIX, and the estimate amount is Rs. 350.00 (L) and M/R 1 work Esst. Cost Rs. 8.00(L). No. of works in progress : 03

3. Govt Degree Colleges: The Govt. has accorded administrative sanctions 01 work and the estimate amount is Rs.225.00(L). No. of works in progress : 01

4. Polytechnic Colleges: The Govt. has accorded administrative sanctions 01 work for College and 03 works for Hostels and the estimate amount is Rs.1635.00(L). No. of works completed : 02 No. of works in progress : 02

5. Residential Schools (Under TREIS): The Govt. has accorded administrative sanctions 02 works and the estimate amount is Rs.607.00(L). No. of works completed : 02

6. Library Building: The Govt. has accorded administrative sanction 01 work and the estimate amount is Rs.50.00(L). No. of works in progress : 01

7. BC Welfare (Dobhighat): The Govt. has accorded administrative sanction 01 work and the estimate amount is Rs.20.00(L). Work to be started : 01 work

8. Additional Class Rooms: (SSA Works) The Govt. has accorded administrative sanctions for 20 works and the estimate amount is Rs.157.52 lakhs. No of Works completed : 8, No of Works in Progress : 12.

25. ELECTRICITY

a. TSSPDCL, Habsiguda Circle

Department Profile: TSSPDCL Habsiguda Circle comprising of 3 Nos. Operation Divisions, 8 Nos. Operation Sub Divisions, 26Nos. Operation sections covering 7 Mandals in Medchal Malkajgiri District.

➢ Sub-stations (1). 33/11 KV- 55 Nos. (2) 132/33 KV- 1 No. (3) 220/132 KV- 3 Nos. 1No. new 33/11KV Sub-Station at Cherlapally charged during 2019-20 and 1No. new 33/11KV Sub-Station at Kondapur is work under progress.

➢ Infrastructure (1).Power Transformers- 114 Nos. (2). Distribution Transformers- 11185 Nos.

➢ Electricity Consumers Total Electricity Consumers : 675632 Nos.

Progress of Habsiguda Circle in Medchal Malkajgiri District:

➢ Power Week: ( Palle Pragathi-I )

As per the instructions of Hon’ble Chief Minister, Telangana State, stringing of street light wire, fixing of street light meters, rectification of loose lines, erection of intermediate poles and replacement of bent/damaged/rusted poles were taken up to avoid accidents and to provide reliable and un-interrupted quality supply in all the Villages and Hamlets with the cost of Rs.1.01Crs.The details of works completed are as follows

Total Villages identified 22 Nos and completed by 21.10.2019. Stringing Fixing of Erection of Replacement of Restringin of 3rd & 5th Street Replacement of Intermediate Damaged/Bent/ g of Loose wire for Light Damaged Stay Sets Poles Rusted Poles Spans Street meters Lights with box 719 272 102 1166 1597 146

➢ Erection of New DTRs and Enhancement of DTR Capacity: 212Nos. new DTRs and enhancement of capacity of existing DTRs erected with a cost of Rs.8.48 Crs.

➢ Release of Agricultural and Other Services: 72Nos of Agricultural Services were released with a cost of Rs.50.4Lakhs and 30242Nos. other new services released like Domestic, Commercial and Industrial etc. ➢ Disaster Management : In Habsiguda Circle Disaster Management Committees were constituted at Circle Level with SE/Operation as Co-ordinator, DE/Technical as Nodal Officer and DE/Construction, DE/MRT & DE/DPE as Members to mitigate the problems arise during natural calamities like gale,wind, heavy rains and cyclones for immediate rectification and quick restoration of power supply.

3Nos supporting teams each with 1No. Contractor, vehicle, T&P with skilled labour will be on the job round the clock and control room is provided in the Circle Office.

➢ 24Hrs Un-interrupted power supply being extended to all categories of consumers.

b. TSSPDCL, Medchal Circle

Department Profile:

TSSPDCL has a vast infrastructure facility in Medchal-Malkajgiri District its operating area comprises of 6 Nos. of Operation Divisions, 8 Nos. Operation Sub Divisions, 45 Nos. Operation sections covering 14 Mandals (including M.C.Pally).

➢ Sub-stations • 33/-11 KV - 115 Nos.

• 132/33 KV - 4 Nos.

• 220/132 KV - 6 Nos.

➢ Infrastructure • 33 KV Feeders - 114 Nos.

• 11 KV Feeders - 713 Nos.

• Power Transformers - 240 Nos.

• Distribution Transformers- 28199 Nos.

➢ Electricity Consumers • Domestic - 1130297 Nos.

• Industrial - 12020 Nos.

• Agriculture - 19944 Nos.

• Others - 148498 Nos.

• Total - 1310759 Nos.

Progress in Medchal Circle in FY (2019-20):

c. Power Week: As per the instructions of Hon’ble Chief Minister, Telangana State, stringing of street light wire, fixing of street light meters for precise calculation of street light consumption, rectification of loose lines, erection of intermediate poles wherever necessary and replacement of bent/damaged/rusted poles, rectification of damaged stay wire/stud poles were taken up to avoid accidents and to provide reliable and un-interrupted quality supply in all the Villages and Hamlets and have been completed with the cost of Rs. 2.86 . The details of works Crores completed are as follows

• Total Villages identified – 62 • Total Villages completed – 62 • The works were completed by 27-10-2019.

Stringing of Fixing of Erection of Replacement of Restringing 3rd & 5th Replacement of Street Light Intermediate Damaged/Bent/ of Loose wire for Damaged Stay Sets meters with Poles Rusted Poles Spans Street box Lights 1283 569 234 2292 4363 345

➢ 33/11 KV Sub-stations : (Under T&D Improvement Schemes) :

❖ 3 No new 33/11 KV Sub-stations were charged with a cost of Rs. 20.44 Crs. at Miyapur X road in Serilingampally Mandal, Prashanthi hills in Bachupally Mandal & Cherlapally-V in Keesara.

❖ Ongoing 33/11 KV Sub-staions in FY 2019-20 in Medchal Malkajgiri District with a cost of 16.4 Crs. 1. 33/11 KV Sub-station- Rajabollaram, Medchal Mandal. 2. 33/11 KV Sub-station- Sampanbole, Shameerpet Mandal. 3. 33/11 KV Sub-station- Kondapur, Ghatkesar Mandal.

➢ Erection of 11KV Line: (Under T&D Improvement and Capital):

93.63 KM of 11 KV lines are erected to reduce the overload, for better voltage and service to the consumers with an amount of Rs. 3.03 Crs

➢ Erection of Distribution Transformers and Enhancement of Distribution Transformers Capacity: (Under T&D Improvement & Capital):

423 Nos. new Distribution Transformers and enhancement of capacity of existing Distribution Transformers erected with a cost of Rs.15.23 Crs

➢ Release of Agricultural and Other Services:

155 Nos of Agricultural Services were released with a cost of 108.5 lakhs and 55,569 Nos.

other new services released like Domestic, Commercial and Industrial etc.

➢ Erection of LT Line:

100.28 KM of LT lines are erected to reduce the overload, for better voltage and service to the consumers with an amount of Rs. 3.26 Crs

➢ Rectification of 11 KV lines, LT lines & DTR’s:

Rectification work is carried out for 22 No’s 11 KV feeder lines and 125 Nos. Distribution Transformers. d. Disaster Management :

In Medchal Circle Disaster Management Committees were constituted at Circle Level with SE/Operation as Co-ordinator, DE/Technical as Nodal Officer and DE/Construction, DE/MRT & DE/DPE as Members to mitigate the problems arise during natural calamities like gale & wind, heavy rains, cyclones for immediate rectification of damages and quick restoration of power supply . Three supporting teams each with 1No. Contractor, vehicle, T&P and required skilled labour will be on the job round the clock and control room is provided in the Circle Office. e. 24Hrs Un-interrupted power supply being extended to all categories of consumers.

26. LEGAL METROLOGY Objective: All the weights, measures, weighing & measuring instruments and Petrol pump dispensers are verified against standard weights & measures annually or biannually stamped/scaled by the department. The department of legal metrology registers cases against the traders for short weighment and measurement of goods and also selling goods at an excess price as against the printed MRP on the package.

Staff Position:

The Medchal District comprises District Legal Metrology Office and Inspector Office. The total strength of employees are 6(Six). District Legal Metrology Officer 1Inspectors 1, No. of Technical Assistants 1, No. of Senior Technical Assistants 1, No. of Office Sub-ordinate 2. Budget Allocation:

Either, District Legal Metrology Officer, Medchal or Legal Metrology Inspector are not the drawing and disbursing officers. The Assistant Controller, Legal Metrology, Ranga Reddy is the drawing and disbursing officer he is looking after budget allocation etc.

S. Name of Compounding Total Month/Year Stamping Fee Remarks No the district Fee Cases Apr 2017

1 to 2,30,16,484 1,24,81,100 1007 - Mar 2018

Apr 2019 Medchal 1,74,78,565 - 2 to Dist 77,66,000 776 Jan 2020

➢ The Department of Legal Metrology not fixing any target.

➢ The registering of cases of 1007 highest in the State and the collection of compounding fees of Rs.1,24,81,100/- is also highest in the State during the last financial year. Number of cases is also registered on reputed companies and filed 36 cases in the court of law.

27. CO-OPERATIVE

I) Profile: A total no. of 878 Cooperative Societies have been registered under the APCS Act, 1964 and 822Cooperative Societies have been registered under the AP Mutually Aided Cooperative Societies Act, 1995. There are (5) Primary Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies and (4) Farmers Service Cooperative Societies in the Medchal District.

Sl. Type of Duty Target Achievement No. 1 Registration of Societies TCS Act, 1964 25 25 TS MACS Act, 1995 245 245 2 Inquires U/s 51 04 04 3 Inquiries U/s 29 - - 4 Execution Petitions Phy Fin Phy Fin 160 352.69 60 100.25 5 Periodical Inspections 212 41 6 Prajavani Petitions - - 7 Arbitrations 10 4 9 Amendment to Bye-law Sec. 16 10 Election – Rule 22 15 15 11 Audit U/s 50 Aided 346 69 Un-Aided 62 10 12 Rectification of Audit Defects 94 94 13 Liquidation / Winding up of 05 05 Societies 14 Attending to General Body / 08 08 Managing Committee Meeting 15 Training to the Staff of the 13 13 Societies 16 Recovery of Govt. Dues 193.04 -

Crop Loan Disbursement:

Kharif (Amount in Cores) Sl. Kharif Season 2019-2020 Percentage of No. Target Achievement Achievement Physical Financial Physical Financial 1 4008 24.56 3190 29.9 122 %

Rabi (Amount in Lakhs) Sl. Percentage of Rabi Season 2018-2019 No. Achievement 1 3396 16.96 2878 15.00 94 %

Non Credit Business done by PACS & FSCS: a) Paddy Procurement 2957 Tonnes 2957 Tonnes b) Seed Distribution Rs.14,47,077/- Rs.14,47,077/- c) Fertilizer Distribution 23571 Bags 23571 Bags Rs. 1,41,32,015/- Rs. 1,41,32,015/-

28. EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING

The Employment Department from 2018 Employment Exchange work such as Registrations, Renewals, Maintenance, Incoming and Outgoing transfers and sponsoring the candidates to State, Central and Private Sectors has been done through online system.

14319 candidates have been registered their educational qualifications till 30-11-2019 in the Online portal. The Job Melas were conducting and job opportunities have been providing to the un-employed youth. The Employment has been provided to unemployed youth in different Government sectors through outsourcing agencies and also sending the candidates to different types abroad jobs through Telengana Overseas Manpower Company Ltd, Telangana, Hyderabad.

PMKVY: The Pradhan Manthri Kaushal Vikas Yojana Scheme was implemented by Central Sponsored State Managed Scheme in the State Government from 2017. In our District the PMKVY Scheme (11) Training centers are running and giving trainings to un-employed youth in various job-roles and also providing placements.

In this scheme still now (480) candidates were completed the training and (180) students are undergoing training.

JOB MELAS CONDUCTED IN MEDCHAL_MALKAJGIRI DISTRICT

No.of job melas No.of No.of No.of conducted from Employers candidates candidates Remarks 09/2019 to participated attended short listed 12/2019 Mini jobmela’s are conducting regularly in every month and 6 15 262 52 providing placements in the Private establishments

The DEO is convenor for empanelled agency in the District

29. TRANSPORT

ORGANISATION OF THE DEPARTMENT: It is to submit that the Transport Department in Medchal-Malkajgiri District is reorganized from the erstwhile Rangareddy District. The District is headed by District Transport Officer, Medchal, and the offices under D.T.O. are Regional Transport office, Uppal headed by R.T.O. located at Uppal and Unit Office Kukatpally headed by Motor Vehicles Inspector located at Kukatpally.

The Chairman Regional Transport Authority is District Collector and Secretary, Regional Transport Authority is District Transport Officer, Medchal and the Assistant Secretary, Regional Transport Authority is R.T.O Uppal. The staff working in all the three offices of the department in the District offices is as below:

The Total staff working under District Transport Office, Medchal- Malkajgiri District including RTO Uppal and Unit office Kukatpally is 35 (thirty five). DTO-1, RTO-1, MVI-4, AMVI-4, AO-4, SA-6, JA-5, Tr HC-1, Tr C-8, OSub-1

The following services are provided to the citizens of Transport Department: • Issue of Learning Licenses/Driving Licenses/Related transactions. • Registration of Motor Vehicles and related transactions. • Issue of Fitness Certificates to all type of the Motor Vehicles. • Issue of Road Permits to all type of the Motor Vehicles. • Collection of Taxes in respect of Motor Vehicles. • Issue of Authorization to the dealers of Motor Vehicles to issue Temporary Certificate of Registration. • Issue of authorization for establishment of Motor Driving Schools. • Issue of authorizations for establishment of Pollution Testing Stations. • Enforcement work by the Motor Vehicles Inspectors and Asst. Motor Vehicles Inspectors to check the Motor Vehicles and to book the cases for violation of Motor Vehicles Act and Rules made there under. • Inspection of Motor Vehicles involved in accidents under section 304 (A) of IPC. • Conducting of Road Safety Awareness Campaigns on Road Safety related matters is done on quarterly basis regularly. • Issue of valuation and condemnation certificates to the Motor Vehicles by the Executive Staff.

The payments will be done in the following mode: 1. Online Payments through- Net banking. 2. Mee-Seva 3. Demand draft 4. Cash (Less than 0.10%). The Revenue collected in the Transport Department from 01.01.2019 to 01.02.2020 is Rs 607.84 Crores and the present vehicle strength as on 01.02.2020 is 1601670.

30. SURVEY & LAND RECORDS

This office is formed out of reorganization of the District vide G.O.Ms.No.670 dated 11-10-2016. This office is headed by the Inspector of Survey under whom 2 Deputy Inspector of Survey, staff were ordered to serve by the Government as detailed below:

1) Inspector of Survey - 01 2) Deputy Inspector of Survey - 02 3) Surveyors - 03 4) Deputy Surveyors - 04 5) Senior Draughts Man - 01 6) Senior Asst - 02 7) Jr. Asst - 02 8) C.D. Grade-I - 01 9) C.D. Grade-II - 02 10) Chainman - 03 11) Office Subordinates - 02

This department main objective is survey work and area & other correction in survey records

1) Correction Cases Section 87, 90 and 91 of AP (Telangana Area) Land Revenue Act, 1317 Fasli consolidated instruction issued for the guidance of Collectors and officers survey and Settlement & Land Records department by the CCLA Special CS Circular Rc. No. N1/1093/2011 (CSSLR) dt 18-05-2011. The following services are being provided by Survey & Land Records, Department through Electronic Service Delivery System in MEESEVA/ TS Online. a) Certified Copies of i) Tippans ii) Sethwars iii) Wasoolbaqui iv) Prati Book v) Pucca Book vi) Classer Register vii) Village Maps b) “ F” Line Petitions c) Patta Subdivisions .

31. LABOUR

1. Telangana Building and other Construction Workers Act:

The Board is implementing the schemes to the enrolled construction workers beneficiaries up to January, 2020 as follow s total Beneficiaries 450 total amount disbursed Rs.2,11,97,000/- :

Sl. Name of the scheme No. Of Amount (Rs.) No benefisaries . 1 Accidental Death 06 Rs.36,00,000/- 2 Natural Death 84 Rs.68,00,000/- 3 Funural Expenses 93 Rs.27,30,000/- 4 Maternity Benefit 182 Rs.54,70,000/- 5 Marriage Gift 78 Rs.23,20,000/- 6 Un-registered Accidental 05 Rs.2,50,000/- Death (at work place) 7 Hospitalization 02 Rs.27,000/- Total 450 Rs.2,11,97,000/-

2. Telangana Labour Welfare Fund Act:

The Board is implementing the schemes to the shop & establishment workers beneficiaries up to January, 2019 as follows total Beneficiaries 114 total amount disbursed Rs.3,55,000/-

Sl. No. of Name of the scheme Amount (Rs.) No beneficiaries 1 Accidental Death 01 Rs.30,000/- 2 Natural Death 11 Rs.1,10,000/- 3 Funeral Expenses 11 Rs.55,000/- 4 Marriage Gift 04 Rs.40,000/- 5 Scholarship 87 Rs.1,20,000/- Total 114 Rs.3,55,000/-

32. TELANGANA STATE CIVIL SUPPLIES CORPORATION LIMITED

Telangana Sate civil supplies Corporation being a State Govt Agency is entrusted to carry out welfare activities like Distribution of Rice and other essential commodities under PDS at subsidized rates, Procurement of paddy at Minimum Support price declared by Govt from time to time to protect the farmers from distress sale.

Apart from the above, TSCSCL is also carrying out the prestigious scheme of Govt of Telangana of supply of sannabiyyam to the inmates of schools and hostels under MDM and Hostels & Welfare Institutions scheme.

(A) Public Distribution System: • TSCSCL is a State Agency appointed by the State Government for distribution of rice under PDS along with other essential commodities. I.e Rice Sugar Wheat

(B) MID DAY MEALS SCHEME: • Mid day meals (MDM) Scheme is a Central Government Scheme to provide meals to Primary and upper primary school children and to IX & X Class children.

IT initiatives like SCM(Supply Chain Management), OPMS(Online Paddy Management System), GPS(Global Positioning System) and FMS(Financial Management System) were introduced in Corporation to bring more efficiency and transparency in the system.

• OPMS(Online Paddy Management System): Real time Paddy procurement operations from paddy purchases at PPCs till delivery of CMR at Godowns are captured online in OPMS application.

• Enables online payment to Farmers Accounts directly in time.

• SCM(Supply chain Management): End to end computerisation of receipt and distribution of rice under PDS.

• GPS(Global Positioning System): Vehicles loaded with GPS helps in tracking of vehicles used in stage-I and Stage-II movement to avoid diversion of PDS stocks.

• FMS(Financial Management System): Online real time accounting system.

• CC TV cameras: Installation CC Cameras at all MLS points to monitor the operations at District and Head office level.

33. FACTORIES

Profile of the Department:

Safety, welfare and health of workers in the factories registered under Factories Act 1948 are under the purview of the Factories Department.

There are 4401 factories registered under Factories Act in the District. 1,54,136 Male workers and 24,536 female workers are working in these factories.

Inspection of these factories is undertaken as per the norms prescribed under Ease of Doing Business. Factories are randomly selected by using soft ware every month and these factories are inspected and reports are uploaded in 24 hours. Inspecting officials are also randomly selected through computer.

Major Industries in the District:

1. Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd, Balanagar 2. Gulf Oil Corporation, Kukatpally 3. GVK Bio Sciences, Nacharam 4. Hetero Labs, Jeedimetla 5. Shantha Biotechnics, Athivelli 6. Dr Reddy’s Labs Ltd, Bachupally 7. Gland Pharma Limited, Dommarapochampally 8. Medha Servo Drives, Korremmulla 9. Bharat Biotechnics Limited, Turkapally 10. Aurobindo Pharma, Bachupally 11. Granules India Ltd, Gagillapur 12. Schneider Electric Ltd, Gagillapur 13. Biological- E- Ltd, Kolthur 14. Bharat Electronics Limited, Mallapur 15. Virchow Biotech, Ltd, Gagillapur

Staff: Deputy Chief Inspector of Factories and Three Inspectors of Factories supported by office staff (Senior Assistants-2, Junior Assistants-3, Typist-2) are working in the District

Budget: Except the budget for the establishment of the offices like salaries, allowances, no separate budget is provided for the department. Department is not implementing any schemes.

Plan approvals of factories coming under the purview of Factories Act 19148 and licences under Factories Act are given through TSiPASS. This is done through online in a transparent method.

Approvals are given within a week. There is no need to submit physical documents in the offices. No physical targets are fixed for the above however the above have to be approved within 7 working days. All the approvals are accorded within stipulated time.

137 plans are approved and 100 licences are given under Factories Act during the year 2019 07 plans are approved and 06 licences are given during the month of January 2020

34. FIRE SERVICES

a) Introduction: It is to submit that, the Medchal-Malkajgiri District consists of (05) Fire Stations. Vide Proc.Rc.No.227/E1/1998 Dt:06-12-2019 & Dt:06-01-2020 of the Director General of State Disaster Response & Fire Services, Telangana, Hyderabad the re-organization of Fire Department has been made and fire stations functioning state are bifurcated for smooth functioning of administration and accordingly the fire stations in the Medchal – Malkajgiri District are named as Kukatpally Division and Malkajgiri Division.

b) The details of the Fire Stations and Head of the Division:

Sl. Name of the Name of the Name of the Officer Designation Contact No. No. Division Fire Station 1 Kukatpally 2 Kukatpally Jeedimetla Sri B.Sudhakar Rao District Fire Officer 8008559143 3 Shameerpet 4 Cherlapally Malkajgiri Sri P.Kishore District Fire Officer 7093070101 5 Malkajgiri

Note: Apart from the above One HAZMAT vehicle at Kukatpally was sanctioned at present the HAZMAT vehicle was stationed in the premises of Malkajigiri Fire Station located at Main Road, Nacharam due to non availability of garage/shed at Kukatpally.

c) STRENGTH POSITION IN MEDCHAL-MALKAJGIRI DISTRICT AS ON 31-01-2020:

Sanctioned strength Actual Strength Vacancies

Sl. Name of the

No Fire Station

LF LF LF

F/M F/M F/M

SFO SFO SFO

DFO DFO DFO

DOP DOP DOP

ADFO ADFO . ADFO 1 Kukatpally 1 1 2 4 6 18 1 1 1 4 4 16 0 0 1 0 2 2 2 Jeedimetla 0 0 1 2 3 10 0 0 1 2 3 9 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 Shameeerpet 0 1 1 2 3 10 0 0 0 2 3 5 0 1 1 0 0 5 4 Malkajgiri 0 0 1 2 3 10 0 0 1 2 2 7 0 0 0 0 1 3 5 Cheralapally 0 1 1 2 3 10 0 1 1 2 3 9 0 0 0 0 0 1 Total 1 3 6 12 18 58 1 2 4 12 15 46 0 1 2 0 3 12

d. Details of Budget Allocated, Expenditure & Balance during the Financial Year 2019-20: Sl.No. Head of account Budget Allocated Expenditure Balance 1 110/111- TTA 24000 23980 20 2 130/131-TTC 17800 11999 5801 3 130/132-OOE 6500 6498 2 4 130/133- W & E 164000 156000 8000 5 135 Electricity 250000 249147 853 6 240-POL 392000 384131 7869 7 510/511- MV 51000 49549 1451 TOTAL 905300 881304 23996

During the year 2019 the department have attended following number of Fire & Emergency calls in Medchal-Malkajgiri District.

Sl. Name of No.of Fire & Emergency Calls Attended Property Lives No the Serious Medium Small Rescue Total Damaged Saved Lost Saved Division 1 Kukatpally 1 0 16 9 17 6832000 78160000 5 6 2 Malkajgiri 0 2 8 6 10 2022000 44015000 16 14 TOTAL 1 2 24 15 27 8854000 122175000 21 20