2020-21 GPDP People’s Plan Campaign Sabki Yojana SabkaVikas

Special Monitoring by NLMs Ministry of Rural Development

Special Monitoring by National Level Monitors (Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India)

People’s Plan Campaign Sabki Yojana, Sabka Vikas

Disclaimer: This is a compilation of the reports submitted by the National Level

Monitors. The views expressed in this Report & the observations are those of the

National Level Monitors, and do not necessarily represent the views of The Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India or CMI Social Research Centre. Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

Sabki Yojana Sabka Vikas

Gram Panchayat Development Plan People’s Plan Campaign Highlights

Looking back at the past when Government schemes were implemented in a complete supply driven

approach, it is difficult not to be proud of what the Government of India has tried to achieve by

empowering the Gram Panchayats in order to enable them to develop their own Gram Panchayat

Development Plan for socio-economic development and social justice, utilizing the resources available to

them. A significant lack of infrastructure, socio-economic deprivations or any other problem in rural

areas, Ministry of Rural Development, through its flagship programmes and a string of other schemes

have arranged to provide financial support to address most of the enduring problems of rural India. The

GPDP planning process provides for a comprehensive and participatory approach towards planning

through convergence with schemes of all related central Ministries on the 29 subjects enlisted in the

Eleventh Schedule of the Constitution.

This compilation – based on field findings by independent NLM Agencies from 255 districts, 753 blocks and 2550 GPs spread over 23 States – suggests that the Government of India has started aiming high in its endeavour to transform the lives of people living in rural India. Riding on the successes and lessons from the previous year’s campaign – Sabki Yojana Sabka Vikas, the Ministry of Panchayati Raj issued instructions clearly emphasizing the need of evidence based planning ensuring participation of all section of the society, including the most deprived.

The pace and effectiveness of communication to execute a campaign of such magnitude is always very important. There were instructions/advisories issued by Government of India starting from August, 2019 and States were required to give guidance to the districts to ensure that the campaign activities are taken up as per the prescribed timelines. While most of the States ensured that these instructions were received

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in time, some districts reported that these communications were received only after 15th September, 2019.

The preparations in these areas therefore were done in a random and haphazard manner, effect of which

was visible in the quality of implementation in some districts.

Immediately upon receiving the communication, the district administrations coordinated with the line

departments dealing with the 29 subjects, briefings and orientation meetings were conducted to ensure

that the various processes under the campaign are informed to all the concerned officials. Many districts

decided to set up WhatsApp Groups for better and faster communication amongst the functionaries.

Newspaper advertisements, radio jingles and the campaigns on local television networks were

undertaken to publicize the importance of GPDP and activities under People’s Plan Campaign.

As per NLM reports, the facilitators were appointed and in most of the villages they performed the roles

and functions assigned to them, very effectively. Facilitators were provided training on carrying out MA

survey, facilitate the Gram Sabha, community mobilization and to support preparation of GPDP. Due to

lack of awareness many PRI representatives were not aware about the concept of participatory planning

and facilitators very effectively conveyed these concepts to the PRI functionaries and got them involved

in organizing the Special Gram Sabha and development of GPDPs.

States have formed State level Steering Committees for planning and monitoring the implementation of

convergence approach under Mission Antyodaya. In most of the States, instructions have been issued on

convergence of various schemes and resources, the districts have visibly felt the convergent approach as

part of overall State planning. The NLM reports clearly reflect that such alignments are also likely to

improve the impact of these schemes, utilize resources optimally and create sustainable assets.

In most of the districts, the footprints of State level planning of convergence approach through Mission

Antyodaya can be seen; it has helped in building synergies between various Government schemes in

planning processes, harmonizing selection criteria and implementation.

In the district reports, there have been examples highlighted where external contributions are reported

from NRI individual’s donations, CSR contributions from companies and funds/grants received from

NGOs. In some States, NRIs have contributed for local village infrastructure where these funds were

added to the resource pool while formulating the GPDPs.

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Almost half of the districts visited by NLMs reported co-operation arrangements with Krishi Vigyan

Kendra and Veterinary Institutions for developing capacities of the farming households in order to strengthen agriculture, horticulture and animal husbandry activities to accelerate transformation in the rural livelihoods and incomes of households.

Ministry of Rural Development developed a descriptive video tutorial to explain the 143 questions and other processes of conducting Mission Antyodaya survey. In 220 districts the Mission Antyodaya video tutorial was played in the orientation/training for the survey. While most of the respondents appreciated the video tutorial, some of them gave very pertinent suggestions for improvements.

NLMs have found that in majority of the States, the Mission Antyodaya Survey findings were presented in the Gram Sabha, feedback was taken and in many cases the data was also updated.

NLMs have also reported on the participation of various stakeholders in the Special Gram Sabha for

GPDP planning in the visited GPs. Apart from the frontline workers of various Line Departments, other stakeholders also participated in Gram Sabha meetings. The reports reflect that the participation was wide & universal and well represented by most of the key stakeholders which influence and matter in development planning and implementation in the rural areas.

In most of the States, the Gram Sabha held in majority of the GPs took up discussions on the critical gaps identified and prioritizing the proposed interventions to fill these gaps. In majority of the GPs, SHGs /

Village Organizations presented the details of Poverty Reduction Plan with the priorities indicated against the activities suggested. One of the major parts of the proceedings of Special Gram Sabha held during the Campaign was to discuss the activities and achievements of major Rural Development

Schemes in the GPs. It was reported that these discussions were held in most of the GPs across the country.

In the Special Gram Sabha, most GPs discussed the financial resources likely to be available during FY

2020-21. The FFC grants, SFC grants, MGNREGA, other RD schemes and own source revenue were the major sources discussed in the Gram Sabha. It was very inspiring to note that GPs across the country, discussed community assets - creation & maintenance including convergence under various schemes to achieve this.

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Public Information Boards were installed in majority of the GPs during the Sabki Yojana Sabka Vikas

Campaign in 2019. In most of the villages where these boards were permanent (concrete/iron), the information was updated/repainted/rewritten for this year. In some villages new flex banners were installed with the prescribed information and were placed at prominent places.

The intensive campaign mode approach under the People’s Plan Campaign continuously for a second year has improved the awareness levels amongst the general public on the GPDP preparation processes.

The capacities of field functionaries and their attitudes towards developing an evidence based and participatory GPDP have shown significant progress.

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People’s Plan Campaign

The 73rd amendment of the Constitution of India was a landmark arrangement to provide the constitutional status and institutional framework to Panchayats to strengthen grass root level democracy through elected local bodies in rural India. The Constitution empowers the Gram Panchayats for planning and implementation of schemes for socio-economic development of the villages. Ministry of the Panchayati Raj, Government of India has taken many initiatives to promote comprehensive and participatory planning processes for development of village level development plans. Now called Gram Panchayat Development Plans (GPDPs), these plans provide for an accelerated, multi-pronged and inclusive development in the respective areas.

Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Government of India decided to launch the People’s Plan Campaign also known as ‘Sabki Yojana, Sabka Vikas Campaign’. The campaign was designed to be an intensive and structured exercise for planning at Gram Sabha level through convergence between Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) and concerned Line Departments of the States. Last year the Sabki Yojana Sabka Vikas Campaign was very successfully conducted all over the country. Special Gram Sabha meetings were held and Gram Panchayat Development Plans (GPDPs) were discussed and finalized all over the country. The extent of people’s participation and convergence efforts displayed across the States, the Government of India decided that People’s Plan Campaign being an effective strategy for ensuring the preparation of GPDP in a campaign mode will be rolled out as ‘Sabki Yojana Sabka Vikas’ from 2nd October to 31st December 2019 again. This year the structured Gram Sabha meetings were held for preparing the GPDP for the next financial year i.e. 2020-21.

Objectives of People’s Plan Campaign

• Strengthening role of about 31 Lakh Elected Representatives (ERs) and 5.25 Crore Self-Help Groups (SHGs) women under DAY-NRLM. • Evidence Based Assessment of Progress made in 2019-20 and proposals for 2020-21 in all 29 subjects of XI Schedule • Public Information Campaign – Full public disclosure on Schemes, Finances, etc. of all schemes & programmes in Gram Panchayat Office and on Gram Samvaad App. • Structured Gram Sabha meetings spread over 2nd October – 31st December, 2019, with physical presence and presentation by frontline workers/Supervisors of all 29 Sectors in XI Schedule • Strengthening of Plan Plus to provide for a pragmatic and holistic GPDP.

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29 Subjects listed in the Eleventh Schedule of Constitution 1 Agriculture. 2 Poverty alleviation programme. 3 Land Improvement. 4 Education. 5 Minor Irrigation. 6 Vocational education. 7 Animal Husbandry. 8 Adult and non-formal education. 9 Fisheries. 10 Libraries. 11 Social Forestry. 12 Cultural activities. 13 Minor Forest Produce. 14 Markets and fairs. 15 Small scale industries. 16 Health and sanitation. 17 Khadi, village and cottage industries. 18 Family welfare. 19 Rural Housing. 20 Women and child development. 21 Drinking Water 22 Social welfare. 23 Fuel and fodder. 24 Welfare of the weaker sections. 25 Roads. 26 Public distribution system. 27 Rural Electrification. 28 Maintenance of community assets. 29 Non-conventional energy.

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Special Monitoring of People’s Plan Campaign by NLMs

It was decided that independent agencies empanelled as National Level Monitors (NLMs) with the Ministry of Rural Development shall be deputed to conduct a Special Monitoring of the People’s Plan Campaign. NLM Agencies were required to visit the selected districts to observe and monitor the progress made and assess the efficacy of the efforts made during this campaign.

Objectives of Special Monitoring

During their visit to the District, the NLM team (each team comprising of two members) was required to:

1. Meet the District, Block level and GP officials to assess the preparation done & activities undertaken during the ‘People’s Plan Campaign’ 2. Interact with the District/Block/GP Officials and also collect information, seek their responses on various aspects of Mission Antyodaya convergence approach at all levels. 3. Visit 10 selected GPs (as provided above) in order to assess the following: a. The extent of Mission Antyodaya convergence approach in the preparation of GPDP during the Financial Years 2018-19 and 2019-20. b. Whether a facilitator for each Gram Panchayat for People’s Plan Campaign has been appointed by the State. The extent to which these facilitators were capable and experienced to perform the role of facilitators as described in the instructions issued by Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Government of India. c. Whether trainings were conducted for these facilitators? The efficacy of trainings conducted and post training assessment. d. To assess the processes adopted for conducting survey under Mission Antyodaya and analyze the accuracy of the information collected on the various Mission Antyodaya indicators in the visited GPs. To also study the processes followed for training of teams, methods for conducting the assessment and validation of the information collected on Mission Antyodaya indicators. e. To study the processes followed for finalizing the calendar for Special Gram Sabha in the GPs of the District for planning of GPDP preparation. f. Whether the GPDP preparatory work was conducted in accordance with the given timelines and the extent to which these processes can be termed ‘truly participatory’.

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g. Assessment of the conduct of Special Gram Sabha organized during the campaign. The extent of participation of all stakeholders (Elected Representatives, functionaries, frontline workers of 29 line departments, members of SHGs, All sections of the society including SC/ST, Women etc.) as required by the guidelines for the campaign issued by MoPR. h. To assess the processes followed for preparation & approval of the final projectised GPDP and the extent to which the same was evidence based and participatory. i. Whether Public Information Board was installed & updated in the GP. The design and content of the board was prepared as per the instructions of MoPR. Appropriateness of the location of the information board and the extent of awareness amongst the villagers about the information provided. j. Interview beneficiaries/households to assess the effectiveness of the People’s Plan Campaign to gauge their awareness and participation in the whole process of GPDP finalization. k. Activities carried out, IEC material used for creating awareness and dissemination of information about the People’s Plan Campaign in the GPs. l. Extent of mobilization of people and involvement Community Resource Persons (CRPs), Trained Social Auditors and Members of Self Help Groups (SHGs) in the campaign activities

50% of the districts across the country were proposed to be covered. Care was taken to identify equal proportion of Aspirational districts in the State. Each NLM Agency was allotted 4-6 District(s) where they were required to cover 10 Gram Panchayats in each allotted District. 10 GPs were selected according to the following methodology:

• Each agency was provided a list of 20 randomly selected GPs, 10 GPs were to be selected from the list so as to cover all the blocks selected in the list.

NLMs were to begin their visit with an entry meeting with the District Collector/District Magistrate/DC of the respective District, apprise them of their purpose of visit and discuss with them in detail the planning, preparation and implementation of People’s Plan Campaign in the District.

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The People’s Plan Campaign was undertaken from 2nd October, 2019 to 31st December, 2019. NLMs were expected to start their visits during December, 2019 when most of the activities scheduled under People’s Plan Campaign must have been already completed. The Agencies visited the allotted Districts during December’ 2019 to January’ 2020. Jammu & Kashmir, Jharkhand, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal States could not be covered.

45 NLM Agencies visited 255 Districts in 23 States. 2550 GPs spread over 753 Blocks in these Districts were covered by the NLMs.

NLM Teams in the villages observed the proceedings of various events, verified records & interviewed beneficiaries to assess the ground realities of the activities undertaken during the campaign. Drawing on field visits in each district and extensive interviews with District/Block officials, PRI functionaries, Opinion leaders and general public, NLMs have submitted District wise reports, the District reports provide an in-depth assessment of the activities taken up during People’s Plan Campaign and its impact. In order to make this

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assessment available for review, this summarized report provides analysis of the observations and findings of the NLMs

Districts covered for Special Monitoring of People’s Plan Campaign by NLMs

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Planning & Preparations for the Campaign

Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Govt. of India decided to launch the GPDP preparation for the year 2020-21 very early in July, 2019. A preparatory meeting under the chairmanship of Secretary, Ministry of Panchayati Raj was held on 23rd July, 2019 at New Delhi. Officials of various Ministries of Government of India participated in the meeting and deliberated on various issues related to organizing the People’s Plan Campaign. Ministry of Panchayati Raj also issued various instructions and advisories to the State Governments to plan the campaign for developing participatory Gram Panchayat Development Plans (GPDPs) and completing the baseline surveys under Mission Antyodaya in all the Gram Panchayats. Various meetings were held and States were advised to initiate the planning for taking up the activities according to the prescribed calendar. Most of the States conducted high level meetings headed by their Chief Secretaries for planning & preparations for the campaign. Instructions were issued to conduct orientation of the district/block level functionaries on the objectives and activities to be taken up under the campaign.

People’s Plan Campaign – Preparations

Based on the NLM reports it can be safely concluded that, in almost all the States, instructions were issued to the District Administrations to ensure coordination amongst various line departments and effective participation of frontline workers in the People’s Plan Campaign. Similarly, visible efforts were made in most of the districts for environment building, raising awareness amongst people for active participation towards GPDP finalization.

A communication has been sent vide ref Memo No. 3431/CPR & RD/H1/2019 dt. 01-11-2019 from State headquarters, Office of Commissioner of Panchayat Raj and Rural Development regarding “Implementation of Mission Antyodaya Survey and Preparation of Gram Panchayat Development Plan”. An orientation programme regarding accessing of Mission Antyodaya portal and submission of GPDP on plan plus portal was conducted at District Panchayat Office. No separate training programmes regarding the procedures to be followed for Mission Antyodaya Survey and preparation of GPDP was conducted. --NLM Report, District Srikakulam (Andhra Pradesh)

A meeting was held on People Plan’s Campaign and preparation of GPDP. The meeting was attended by DPDO, EAC, CO, DIO (NIC), BDOs, Project Director (DRDA) and representatives of other line departments. All Block level nodal officers were directed to appoint facilitator against each gram panchayat/village for collection of baseline data within specified time period and proper training provided to facilitator by PTA. However, district coordinator provided the training to PTAs on “PPC and GPDP preparation” at gram panchayat level. All block level officials

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were also directed to give the name of one officer from each block for the appointment of block level facilitator. The BDO, Member secretary, Co cum chairperson, Hawai of interim committee were directed to issue the circular as per the schedule and the circular to be issued to all the member of interim committee and concerned stakeholders. The Nodal officer was also instructed to seek the clarification on an action plan of GPDP(5 years perspective plan) up to year 2020, has been prepared and approved by govt. The Nodal officer to give timely progress report on “PPC/GPDP preparation” to the government with information to District Commissioner. --NLM Report, District Anjaw (Arunachal Pradesh)

Additional Chief Secretary, Panchayat & Rural Development Department, Govt. of Chhattisgarh vide its letter dated 6/9/19 instructed 29 line departments that: • Departments will appoint a nodal officer at the State, District and block level. • Departments will appoint frontline workers in every GP and inform the same to State Nodal Officer. • Department will provide information on resource envelope of every GP and make presentation of the schemes of their department in the Gram Sabha. --NLM Report, District Bemetara (Chhattisgarh)

On receipt of instructions from the Director & Special Secretary of Rural Development Department, Haryana, Memo No. MA&PPC/2019/4444, dated- 11/09/2019 regarding process for the Mission Antyodaya & People’s Plan Campaign from 2nd October, 2019 to 31st December, 2019, Rural Development and Panchayati Raj, HSRLM, SLNA (IWMP), HIRD, and All DDPOs in Haryana State was organized and appropriate action plan was chalked out for smooth and purposeful implementation of Mission Antyodaya & People’s Plan Campaign and preparation of Gram Panchayat Development Plan. State Level training for the trainers was organized at Haryana Institute of Rural Development Nilokheri, Karnal on 17th September, 2019 to 18th September, 2019 for DPM of e-Panchayat-cum-District Resource Persons, SBM and WDTs of IWMP. Another State Level Training for Master Trainer under Mission Antyodaya attended by HSRLM Team, DPM, DFM, BPMs District Resource Persons in PWD Guest House, Panchkula & HIRD, Nilokheri held on 13th and 19th September, 2019 respectively. --NLM Report, District Bhiwani (Haryana)

Following the instructions given by the Ministry of Panchayati Raj (Letter No. M-11015/159/2019-CB, Dated 16.07.2019), the State Government of Karnataka issued a circular on 27/08/2019 directing the district authorities to take necessary steps to conduct Mission Antyodaya Survey (M A Survey) and to prepare Gram Panchayat Development Plan for 2020-21. Based on this, all the 228 out of 237 GPs in the district have completed GPDP preparation for 2020 -21 as part of ‘Sabki Yojana Sabka Vikas’ (‘Janara Yojana Janara Abhivrudhi) programme. --NLM Report, District Bellary (Karnataka)

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A letter (GPDP/2019/481, dated 29.08.2019) of Additional Chief Secretary, Panchayat & Rural Development Department, Govt. of Madhya Pradesh has sent to Principal Secretary of 17 departments regarding implementation of Gram Panchayat Development Plan (GPDP) Campaign. Further, a letter (vide letter No. v0m0l0/2019/22/i-1/487, dated 29.08.2019) was sent by the same authority to all District Collectors for preparation of Sabki Yojana Sabka Vikas Campaign for GPDP to be organized from 2nd October to 31st December 2019 for preparation of GPDP for 2020-21, where frontline staff of all departments related to 29 subjects will make presentation about the activities of their Department. A booklet of the campaign containing previous correspondences, copy of presentation, detailed guideline, activity-wise break-up various formats of the reports etc. were shared with the district administration and it was requested to District Magistrate to ensure active support and dynamic leadership in the campaign. The Additional Chief Secretary, GoMP has also sent a letter (vide letter no. v0m0l0/P.R.D.D/2019/12133, dated 20.09.2019) containing detailed instructions to District Collector for celebrating the 150th Anniversary of Rashtrapita Mahatma Gandhi. The Commissioner, Panchayati Raj has instructed to CEO, Zila Panchayat (vide letter no. 14688/PRS/RGSA/2019, dated 4.11.2019) to incorporate all works under shelf of projects of MGNREGA in GPDP 2020-21. The State authority has also been requested regarding installation of Public Information Board (PIB) at prominent place along with updated background information of the GP. In compliance of the above letters, the District Collector had given a responsibility to Chief Executive Officer, Zila Panchayat for conducting the Mission Antyoadaya survey and PPC for GPDP. The Additional Chief Secretary, GoMP has sent a request letter (RGSA/2018/i-1/v0m0l0/485, dated 29.08.2019) to MG SIRD, Jabalpur for providing the training to concerned officials of all district of the State regarding People’s Plan Campaign for GPDP. In compliance with the letter, Principal, Regional Panchayati Raj Training Centre, Indore requested to all CEO, Janpad Panchayats to depute three officials for getting the ‘Master Trainer Training’ in two batches which is going to be organized on 23-24 and 25-26 September, 2019 at Regional Rural Development and Panchayati Raj Training Centre, Indore. The Commissioner, Panchayati Raj, GoMP also sent a letter to all CEO, ZP and CEO, Janpad Panchayats (vide letter 16836/PR/RGSA/2019, dated 06.11.2019) regarding organizing one day training programme at Valami, Bhopal on technical issues of Mission Antyodaya, GPDP and PlanPlus software. --NLM Report, District Alirajpur (Madhya Pradesh)

The District Program Manager – NRLM was designated as the district-level functionary for the overall planning, implementation and co- ordination of the People’s Plan Campaign (Sabki Yojna Sabka Vikas) in the District. Being the nodal officer designated for the overall planning and implementation of the campaign, the manager had reportedly informed all the block-level functionaries in the district regarding organizing Special Gram Sabha, Appointment of Facilitators, Conducting Mission Antyodaya Survey and Preparation of GPDPs in all the Gram Panchayats. Detailed discussions & inspection of records revealed that the district was initially intimated by the State in the first week of September-2019. Subsequently, the district informed the block-level functionaries in the same month regarding the campaign and its stipulations. --NLM Report, District Anuppur (Madhya Pradesh)

The District Administration organized 1 day training workshop on 16th November 2019 to ensure coordination amongst various line departments (State Govt. officials and Z. P. Level officials) under the chairmanship of Collector of Kolhapur and Chief Executive Officer of Zilla Parishad Kolhapur for the effective participation of frontline workers in the Peoples Plan Campaign. In this workshop the guidelines received from the

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Rural Development Department of Maharashtra State were explained and made available to the participants of the workshop. The detailed instructions were given to the participants of this workshop for preparation of the Five Year Gram Panchayat Development Plan (GPDP from 2020-21 to 2024-25 and Annual Gram Panchayat Development Plan (GPDP) for the year 2020-21. --NLM Report, District Kolhapur (Maharashtra)

The district administration coordinated with various line departments to roll out the campaign along with the village level survey. As directed by the State Govt. the Nodal Officers have been identified to ensure timely coordination and monitoring of the entire process of the VLDP. The Project Director and the BDOs of Community & Rural Development Blocks were nominated as Nodal Officers at the District & Block level respectively. Regular monitoring & interventions for course correction was done by District Administration & all concerned departments whenever required through different intervention measures. The team at the district level imparted trainings to the Frontline Workers and Village Facilitators to bring more clarity to the programme. Awareness programme was also conducted at grass root level to make peoples understand the objective and benefit of the programme & to participate in the process of preparing the VLDP. --NLM Report, District East Garo Hills (Meghalaya)

As far as planning and preparations by the district authorities for conducting People’s Plan Campaign is concerned, necessary orders were issued by the District Commissioner, Project Director (PD), Deputy Project Officer (DPO) who is the Nodal Officer for the GPDP Programme to various Line Departments, to facilitate the preparation of GPDP. Roster for Gram Sabha meetings was issued. Supervisors from Line Departments were appointed to ensure that Gram Sabha are held as per schedule and GPDP prepared. No Media workshop was organised. Facilitators were appointed who were mostly the Village Development Secretary and Village Council Secretaries. Front line workers were also appointed from Line Departments i.e. local school teacher representing Education Department, ASHA worker from Health Department, Anganwadi Worker from Department of Women and Child Development, Village Council Secretary for the Revenue Department and Village Development Secretary from Department of Rural Development. Letter was sent by the Chief Secretary, Govt. of Nagaland to 17 Line Departments to participate in the GPDP preparation and to provide data during Mission Antyodaya survey. --NLM Report, District Mokokchung (Nagaland)

The officials of the department told that they made advance preparation by maintain annual work plan. District Administration has constituted numerous committees for monitoring and implementation of flagship programmes. District Administration has put in required efforts on PPC’s Planning by setting up a committee at the district level headed by CEO, appointed Nodal Officers for the campaign, appointed Facilitator for every GP, training of facilitators and finalizing of Gram Sabha wise calendar for holding of gram sabha etc. However, district and block level committee specifically to monitor or review the smooth implementation of Mission Antyodaya and People’s Plan Campaign is non-existent. State Level Steering and Monitoring Committee did not help the district administration in any way other than issuing guidelines. --NLM Report, District Barmer (Rajasthan)

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The preparatory activity under PPC in District Khowai started with a Video Conference (VC) of the State Government with the District Administration on 19th September, 2019 in which various PPC activities were reflected and Timeline for stipulated key activities under PPC was shared by the Secretary RD (Panchayat), Government of Tripura. The District Magistrate & Collector, Khowai called a district level meeting of all officials on 23rd September, 2019 and mandated all BDOs to personally oversee PPC activities in their areas of their jurisdiction and instructed the Line Department officials to remain present in Ward Sabhas (Gram Sansads), Gram Sabhas and Special Gram Sabhas to provide information as required under Mission Antyodaya survey, validate data as required and share their departmental program and scheme-wise information being implemented and provide disaggregated departmental budget for each GP/VC. The DM & Collector, Khowai also instructed BDOs to make wide publicity to PPC through public address system (miking) in all GPs/VCs in all the blocks on 30th September and 1st October, 2019 for wide publicity and generation of awareness amongst general public including elected Public Representatives. The PRI bodies were also personally requested by the DM & Collector, Khowai for ensuring their timely attendance, active participation and involvement during Gram Sabha meetings as per Gram Sabha calendar to be finalized by BDOs in their respective blocks. --NLM Report, District Khowai (Tripura)

To impart training to the district officials- District Nodal Officer (DDO), Deputy Commissioner (Labour & Employment), Deputy Commissioner (Self-Employment) and Computer Operator were invited for one day training (between 19-22 September, 2019) at SIRD, Lucknow. Orientation training was provided to Block Nodal Officers and Frontline Workers at district level and for the GP Secretary and Facilitators it was organized at Block level. After training, they were made responsible to make all GP functionaries aware about detailed Programme and planning process to be followed for undertaking Mission Antyodaya Survey as well as undertake activities for preparation of GPDP. --NLM Report, District Baghpat (Uttar Pradesh)

Appointment of District Nodal Officers

Planning and preparation for a campaign of such a magnitude requires a huge effort and time. Ministry of Panchayati Raj started the preparations well in time and issued an activity timeline for all the activities to be taken up under the People’s Plan Campaign (PPC). As per the timeline, a district level nodal officer was to be appointed to coordinate and monitor the entire process of GPDP preparation and People’s Plan Campaign by 5th September, 2019. While it is very satisfying to see that every district visited by NLM, a district level nodal officer was appointed, it was seen that in many districts it took longer than the desired time. In other words, district level officers were appointed but much later than the prescribed 5th September, 2019 timeline, in many cases. Almost 50% of the Districts visited (122 out of 255) reported that the instructions on various activities to be planned for PPC, from their respective State Governments were received after 15th September, 2019. Most of the districts in Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Himachal

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Pradesh, Kerala, Manipur, Meghalaya, Odisha, Telangana, Tripura and Uttarakhand reportedly received instructions very late from the State.

In order to achieve the objective of People’s Plan Campaign, district administrations made various efforts to ensure coordination amongst various line departments and effective participation of frontline workers in the People’s Plan Campaign. In most of the districts, communications were sent to the respective line departments dealing with the 29 subjects listed in the XI Schedule of the Constitution, briefings and orientation meetings were conducted to ensure that the processes under PPC are informed to all the concerned officials. In some districts, the nodal officers decided to take up weekly reviews to monitor the progress of activities. Many districts decided to set up WhatsApp groups for better and faster communication amongst the functionaries.

In order to ensure effective people’s participation towards GPDP, District Administrations, in most of the districts made various efforts for environment building, raising awareness amongst the villagers. NLMs have reported that activities such as posters, banners, drum beating, street plays, night chaupals and rallies were organized in many villages visited by them. Many districts also reported newspaper advertisements, radio jingles and campaigns on local television networks were undertaken to publicize the importance of GPDP formation and activities under People’s Plan Campaign. In some areas SHG members were mobilized to raise awareness on GPDP processes.

Rath Yatras were organised to create awareness amongst grass root levels and weaker sections as well as women for participation into GPDP process. Gram Sabha Mobilizers were appointed at GP level and honorarium of Rs 500 was given active women. --NLM Report, District Korba (Chhattisgarh)

NLMs have reported that in 93% visited GPs/villages, a formal notification was issued for the

Special Gram Sabha for GPDP Planning. % of GPs where Formal Notification Issued for Special Gram Sabha

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Facilitators – Role & Functions performed

Facilitators had an important role in preparation of GPDP. The effort required to mobilize the community at GP level for preparing GPDP and also integrating the goals of line departments was entrusted to the facilitators. Facilitators were also required to carry out the Mission Antyodaya Survey, prepare a report on Special Gram Sabha and upload the approved GPDP on PlanPlus portal.

Except for 9 villages out of 2,550 visited by NLMs, facilitators were appointed everywhere and in most of the villages they performed the roles and functions assigned to them, very effectively.

Facilitators - Profile

Across the country, majority of the facilitators appointed were male with the exception of Maharashtra and Mizoram where most of them were female. Largely the facilitators appointed were young persons (up to age 35 years). Chhattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Manipur, Mizoram, Odisha and Punjab had most of the facilitators above 35 years of age.

Male Female

81% 19%

Facilitators were expected to play a very crucial role in preparation of GPDP, while community mobilization requires a different skill set, most of the States relied upon the GP officials as facilitators under the campaign. 78% facilitators were the local GP officials, only in 5% GPs, Community Resource Persons (CRPs) were appointed as facilitators. In 11% villages, ‘others’ were assigned as facilitators under the campaign.

Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and Telangana had only GP level functionaries as facilitators. Punjab, in almost half of its villages had Block level

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officials deputed as facilitators. Many villages in Himachal Pradesh and Manipur had CRPs as facilitators. Village Development Secretary and Village Council Secretary in the villages were appointed as facilitators in Nagaland State.

Profile – Category of Facilitators Appointed

CRP TSA Block Level Official GP Official Others

More than one third of the facilitators engaged in the People’s Plan Campaign had experience of 2 to 5 years at the position they were working at. Chhattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha and Punjab had majority of the facilitators having experience of more than 5 years. In Bihar and Manipur States, most of the facilitators had less than a year of experience in their current jobs. Haryana, Maharashtra, Mizoram and Nagaland appointed ‘Other’ Officials as facilitators and in most of the villages therein, these facilitators had on job experience of 2 to 5

years. Facilitators – Work Experience

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Facilitators - Training

NIRD&PR, Hyderabad was entrusted the task of training the master trainers nominated by the States, who in turn were expected to carry out the training for the facilitators in their respective States. The facilitators’ training was scheduled to be completed by 16th September, 2019.

One Day Training program was conducted for the facilitators at district headquarters on GPDP and Mission Antyodaya Survey. There was no transmission loss in training and they were well versed with the content delivered to them. As per discussion with facilitators, the quality of training was good and effective. Facilitators were satisfied with training content. There were few practical sessions held during training on ‘resource mapping’ and ‘conducting of door-to-door survey’. During training program the facilitator were also apprised on how they have to liaison and coordinate with the other line departments for convergence. --NLM Report, District Anjaw (Arunachal Pradesh)

NLMs have reported that in almost all the GPs (98%) visited by them, the facilitators nominated therein, have participated in the training conducted for the campaign. Many facilitators nominated in the GPs of Uttarakhand could not be provided training on the People’s Plan Campaign due to Moral Code of Conduct being enforced for Panchayat Elections.

Facilitators - Roles Performed

Role of Facilitators Carry out the survey under Mission Antyodaya (MA) using MA mobile app. Coordinate with frontline staff of participating ministries/ departments Facilitate the special Gram Sabha for GPDP on the designated day Ensure community mobilization including vulnerable sections like SC/ST/Women/ Disabled during the Gram Sabha Submit a report regarding conduct of the Gram Sabha on the portal Supporting preparation of GPDP Upload GPDP on PlanPlus

NLMs have provided their observations for the GPs visited by them regarding the various roles performed by facilitators during the campaign. In 40% visited GPs, facilitators actively performed all these roles during the campaign. In more than half of the GPs in Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Mizoram, Punjab and Tripura, the

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facilitators’ performance was considered very effective; they played an active role in performing all the activities entrusted to them under the campaign. Facilitators were required to facilitate the Special Gram Sabha for GPDP on the designated day. In Haryana hardly any facilitator played a role in promoting the conduct of Special Gram Sabha, this was largely left to the Block and Panchayat Officials. Similarly, Bihar, Chhattisgarh and Haryana, facilitators reportedly were not actively engaged in mobilizing communities including the vulnerable sections to participate in the campaign. Facilitators performed an active role on various activities across the visited GPs

Where Facilitator participated in the Training SYSVC 98 Conducted MA Survey 94 Coordinated with Frontline Workers 83 Facilitated Special Gram Sabha 86 Mobilized Community 71 Submitted report on Gram Sabha 80 Supported Preparation of GPDP 80

The facilitators were also required to carry out mapping of the poverty reduction survey as per Mission Antyodaya format for scoring under various criterion and to get it validated in the Gram Sabha. Almost all GPs, the facilitators participated actively in conducting the Mission Antyodaya Survey. Facilitators performed an active role in supporting preparation of GPDP

It was noted that in Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Odisha, Rajasthan and Telangana States, facilitators were actively engaged in coordinating

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with frontline workers to ensure their participation in the Special Gram Sabha, collecting their inputs for developing GPDP and other relevant details. Due to lack of awareness, many PRI representatives were not aware about the concepts of participatory planning and processes envisaged under this campaign, the facilitators in most of the States were the trained representatives who very effectively conveyed these concepts to the PRI functionaries and got them involved in organizing the Special Gram Sabha and development of GPDPs.

In all the GPs of Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka and Meghalaya, the NLMs have observed that the facilitators ensured better participation of the community especially the weaker sections of the society like SC/ST/women/disabled. In many villages SHGs, religious committees were also engaged by the facilitators to participate in the GPDP process.

Most of the facilitators did not perform their roles in conducting Mission Antyodaya Survey and other activities under PPC as was expected from them. A significant number of the facilitators were unable to upload the data through the Mobile App themselves; most of them had to take help from other functionaries and computer operators posted at block level. Many facilitators could not understand the questions in the MA Survey format because it was given in English language. Many facilitators reported that questions shown in app did not match with the questions on the printed formats. --NLM Report, District Barwani (Madhya Pradesh)

Facilitators nominated across the country with varied profiles and experiences were largely the flag bearers of this campaign, it can be very safely concluded that success of such campaigns are dependent upon effectiveness of these facilitators. In most of the States facilitators performed their roles very effectively, in some areas there were exceptional and very encouraging examples noticed by NLMs during their visits.

All the PDOs and Gram Panchayat Presidents were trained at their talukas by ANSSIRD through Satcom. In addition, the 16 master trainers, selected from the PDOs in the district were also trained and they help G.P level facilitators for MA survey and GPDP 2020-21 preparation. After receiving the training, the PDOs started activities in their respective GPs as facilitators of MA survey and GPDP preparation. PDOs formed GP level team for the MA Survey that includes GP staff, Anganwadi workers, SHG members, ASHA workers, line department officers, school teachers, representatives of SHG members, volunteers and some young people from the general public. --NLM Report, District Davanagere (Karnataka)

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Mission Antyodaya

The development programmes of Government of India in rural areas aimed at providing assistance for wage employment, infrastructure development, skill development, social security, education, health, nutrition, livelihoods etc. have a large sum of financial resources allocated every year. ‘Mission Antyodaya’ is an initiative which seeks convergence of various Government interventions with Gram Panchayats as the basic unit for planning by following a saturation approach by way of pooling human and financial resources in order to ensure sustainable development.

Mission Antyodaya encourages partnerships with network of professionals, institutions and enterprises to further accelerate the transformation of rural livelihoods. Self-Help Groups (SHG) are the enablers to convergence approach due to their proven capacity for social mobilization. The thrust is not only on physical infrastructure but also on social infrastructure with strengthening of agriculture, horticulture, animal husbandry activities with utmost priority given to SHG expansion in rural areas. Capacity for financial and social audit would also be built at grassroots level. This would be accomplished by convergence of frontline worker teams, Cluster Resource Persons (CRPs) and

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professionals at the Gram Panchayats/Cluster level. Cluster facilitation team would also be provided at the block level. Mission Antyodaya is thus, based on convergence, accountability and measureable outcomes to ensure that resources are effectively managed in providing sustainable livelihoods.

During the People’s Plan Campaign, ranking of Gram Panchayats on Mission Antyodaya indicators was to be undertaken for developing evidence based Gram Panchayat Development Plan (GPDP). Mission Antyodaya Survey required the survey teams to interact with PRI Representatives, GP functionaries, Health workers, School teachers, Village Revenue Officials, NGOs and Frontline Workers of other Line Departments in order to collect the relevant information. All habitations including SC & ST habitations were to be covered under the survey. The information collected was required to be placed before the Gram Sabha for the approval and based on the feedback, necessary changes were to be incorporated. Provisions for training, honorarium and travel cost for the survey teams were made by the Government of India.

Mission Antyodaya is a convergence framework and requires appropriate flexibility in the implementation of various programmes in a convergent and saturation mode by the respective State Governments. A Steering Committee is suggested to be formed at the State level to monitor and plan the implementation of Mission Antyodaya approach.

Convergence Planning under Mission Antyodaya

NLMs have also attempted to study the understanding of the district level functionaries on the convergence approach adopted by the State under Mission Antyodaya and its implications as a part of overall State planning. Baring very few districts, almost all functionaries of the districts covered were aware of the State level Steering Committee being functional at the State level. Officials interviewed in Madhepura & Supaul (Bihar), Alappuzha & Ernakulam (Kerala), Ropar (Punjab) and Shamli (Uttar Pradesh) were not aware of such committee being formed in their State.

Most of the districts’ functionaries reported that the State has adopted the convergence approach under Mission Antyodaya as a part of overall State planning. The implementation of various programmes and their planning at district levels has also accordingly adopted convergence theme to ensure optimal utilization of resources in order to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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% of Districts where convergence approach under Mission Antyodaya as part of overall State planning is adopted All India 91%

The convergence approach has been successfully able to bring in synergies between different government programmes & schemes in terms of planning, processes and implementation. It has increased partnership with network of professionals, institutions and enterprises to further accelerate the transformation of rural livelihoods. The thrust is given on physical infrastructure & also on social infrastructure with strengthening of agriculture & animal husbandry allied activities. The capacity in terms of financial& social has been built up at grassroots level. The various resource persons i.e. frontline workers, Guardians of Governance & professionals are coordinated & able to pass the benefits who are most deserving as per state data. It has also ensured that resources are effectively managed in providing sustainable livelihoods to the marginalized & weaker section in the GPs. It helps to make robust MIS linked to schemes, databases using a common Local Government Directory Code. This has resulted in measuring progress against the baseline. The periodic monitoring & course correction has also made it possible for reaching of the benefits to the ultimate beneficiaries. The Govt. of Punjab has selected Gram Panchayats/ Clusters under ‘Mission Antyodaya’ which were covered under schemes such as ODF, NRLM, Mission Water Conservation, SAGY/ Rural Cluster, PMAY(G), ICDS, RDF, Panchayat Fund (Own sources) etc. The benefits under the above schemes are being delivered to the beneficiaries for their up-liftment. --NLM Report, District Sangrur (Punjab)

In most of the States a number of schemes have been identified at the State level for convergence under Mission Antyodaya. Majority of these schemes are funded by various ministries/departments of Government of India participating under Mission Antyodaya. The NLMs have also reported that in most of these States instructions have been issued by respective State departments on the convergence approach to be adopted under these schemes. Many State funded schemes have also been identified for convergence and inter-departmental and intra- departmental convergence has also been adopted by the States.

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State Major Schemes under Convergence in the State DAY-NRLM, DDU-GKY, KISAAN CALL CENTER, MGNREGA, NRDWP, NRHM, PMAY-G, PMBY, Andhra Pradesh PMJDY, PMKVY, PMSBY, PMUY, SBM-G, SAUBHAGYA and SSA Arunachal Pradesh MGNREGA, NRDWP, PMAY-G, PMUY, SBM-G, SAUBHAGYA and SSA DAY-NRLM, DDU-GKY, DDAY, MGNREGA, MMNY, PMAY-G, PMUY, SBM-G, SAUBHAGYA and Bihar SSA DAY-NRLM, ASCAD, CREDA, MGNREGA, MMBSY, MMSA, PMAY-G, PMKVY, PMUY, PMVDY and Chhattisgarh SVYPY Gujarat DAY-NRLM, DDU-GKY, MGNREGA, NRDWP, ICDS, PMAY-G, PMBY, PMFBY, PMUY and SBM-G

Haryana DDU-GKY, MGNREGA, FFC, SFC, PMAY-G and SBM-G

Himachal Pradesh MGNREGA, FFC, SFC, PMAY-G and SBM-G

Karnataka ICDS, DAY-NRLM, DDU-GKY, MGNREGA, NRDWP, PMAY-G and SBM-G Haritha Keralam, NNBOMP, SPMRM, Kudumbashree, DDU-GKY, MGNREGA, NRDWP, PMKSY, Kerala PMAY-G and SBM-G Madhya Pradesh DAY-NRLM, MGNREGA, PMAY-G, PMUY and SBM-G DAY-NRLM, DDU-GKY, MGNREGA, NRDWP, NRHM, PMAY-G, PMJDY, PMKVY, PMSBY,PMJJBY, Maharashtra PMUY, SBM-G and SAUBHAGYA Mizoram MGNREGA, PMKSY-WDC, DAY-NRLM

Odisha AMY, BPGY, DAY-NRLM, DDU-GKY, MGNREGA, NRDWP, PMAY-G and SBM-G SFC,FFC, ICDS, DAY-NRLM, DDU-GKY, PMKSY, MGNREGA, PMAY-G, PMJDY, PMKVY, PMSBY, Punjab PMUY, SBM-G and SAUBHAGYA Rajasthan ICDS, DAY-NRLM, MGNREGA, PMAY-G, PMKSY, PMUY and SAUBHAGYA

Telangana ICDS, DAY-NRLM, MGNREGA, PMAY-G, PMKSY, PMUY, PMFBY, RYTHU BIMA and SAUBHAGYA DAY-NRLM, MGNREGA, NRDWP, PMAY-G, PMKSY, PMFBY, PMJDY, PMJJBY, PMSBY, PMUY, Uttar Pradesh SBM-G and SAUBHAGYA Uttarakhand MGNREGA, FFC, SFC, PMAY-G and SBM-G

The Odisha State Govt completely entrusted the Mission Antyodaya to the Department of Panchayat Raj and Drinking Water, Govt of Odisha. Hence the department planned for the Mission Antyodaya survey and the Peoples Plan Campaign and issued instructions to the District. In terms of Convergence, the Department identified only the MPLADS, MLALADS, SFC Grants, 14th CFC Grants, MGNREGA, Mission Shakti and PMAY for the purpose of convergence and it is implemented in the Gram Panchayats through respective Districts. The convergence through MGNREGA is taken as a sub-scheme in collaboration with the other Main schemes of the State Departments and central govt. The main convergence is MGNREGA with PMAY- G and SBM. The MGNREGA with Social Forestry, MGNREGA with Horticulture, MGNREGA with ICDS for construction of Walls and Buildings of Anganwadi. In the Mission Shakti through which the convergence with 10 departments as per the guidelines issued by the Directorate of Mission Shakti, Department of Women and Child Development and Mission Shakti, Govt of Odisha. --NLM Report, District Boudh (Odisha)

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No. of Schemes identified for Inter & Intra-Departmental Convergence

Inter-Departmental Intra-Departmental

0 0

5 34 35 4 2 2 4 6 0 1 16 3 4 4 14 10 3 7 5 8 7 6 6 2 6 6 6 3 2 3 5 5 2 2

NLMs, in their reports have also opined that adopting this convergence approach has allowed flexible and easy availability of funds for development planning in the districts. Most of the respondents have reported that the convergence approach under Mission Antyodaya, implemented as a part of overall State planning has been able to bring in a lot of synergies between the different Government programmes and schemes in terms of planning and implementation. Such alignments are also likely to improve the impact of these schemes, utilize resources optimally and create sustainable assets. The convergence approach, according to the district functionaries interviewed in Arunachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Meghalaya, Mizoram and Nagaland hasn’t been very helpful in making the funds availability easy and flexible. Such constraints were largely due to lack of coordination amongst various implementing agencies.

State wise percentage of Districts’ responses on flexible & easy availability of funds due to convergence approach

All India 89%

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The State level planning of convergence approach through Mission Antyodaya has helped building in synergies between various Government schemes in planning processes, harmonizing selection criteria and implementation. Many districts’ reports reflect that the State level planning of convergence approach has been helpful to a large extent in adopting the Mission Antyodaya framework. Some States, the district officials agreed on this only to some extent, Madhya Pradesh, the officials did not agree mostly (See findings on NLM Report for Indore District below).

The approach adopted by State Government through various departments was not very effective in the district for planning, processes and implementation of their programmes because concerned State level officials did not issue any such instructions to their district officers regarding said issue. While district authority has issued a letter to all concerned line officers for participation in GPDP but it was not effective in the district. As observed, most of the district official instructed to their village level workers to participate in planning exercise but these instructions mostly failed at ground level. As observed, necessary data for Mission Antyodaya was provided by concerned department after repeated requests and some data were not authentic. Mostly these departments were planning their approach for development separately. No intervention towards convergence under Mission Antyodaya has been introduced by any of the department; even most of the GPs, prepared the annual action plan for MGNREGA separately. The GPDP planning was mostly focused on construction works without measuring/analyzing the MA data and these works would be mainly covered from FFC budget. --NLM Report, District Indore (Madhya Pradesh)

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Districts where district officials were not aware of any mechanism at State level to review progress States of Mission Antyodaya convergence approach Andhra Pradesh Srikakulam & Vizianagaram Arunachal Pradesh Lohit & Lower Dibang Valley Assam Hailakandi & Nagaon Chhattisgarh Bilaspur & Gariyaband Madhya Pradesh Alirajpur, Betul, Chhatarpur, Damoh, Datia, Dhar, Jhabua, Panna, Ratlam, Satna, Sidhi, Tikamgarh Mizoram Serchhip Nagaland Mokokchung & Tuensang Punjab Amritsar, Barnala, Jalandhar, Kapurthala, Tarn Taran Rajasthan Bundi & Udaipur Telangana Mahbubnagar Uttar Pradesh Amethi, Baghpat, Barabanki, Faizabad, Muzaffarnagar, Saharanpur, Shamli, Sultanpur

District Planning Committees

Article 243ZD of the Indian Constitution (74th Constitutional Amendment) mandates constitution of District Planning Committee for preparation of District Plans through consolidation of plans prepared by Panchayats and municipalities. In 205 out of 255 districts visited by NLMs, the District Planning Committees therein were actively involved in the convergence approach under Mission Antyodaya. NLMs have reported that in the districts of Andhra Pradesh, Mizoram and Nagaland, the District Planning Committees did not adopt the Mission Antyodaya Framework in developing the GPDPs.

Mission Antyodaya survey was not conducted as per the framework prescribed by MoPR. Gram Panchayat Development Plan of individual Gram Panchayaths was prepared based on the previous financial year’s budget and estimations both for FFC and MGNREGS components. Hence, no improvements or changes in development planning due to Mission Antyodaya convergence approach observed in the sample GPs visited. --NLM Report, District Vizianagaram (Andhra Pradesh)

The district has received guidelines/instructions for convergence of identified schemes from the State authority but no department was involved in the implementation of these identified schemes. These concerned departments did not send any guideline to district officers. As observed, the convergence approach has no flexibility and availability of fund for development planning in the District and it was not helpful to the District in adopting the Mission Antyodaya framework. Thus, the District Planning Committee (DPC) was not involved in the convergence approach under Mission Antyodaya. --NLM Report, District Dhar (Madhya Pradesh)

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GPDP of every GP mentions about the works to be done under 14th Finance Commission, State Finance Commission, MGNREGA etc. But specific convergence was not found to be mentioned in the GP resolutions. It may also be taken into account that Mission Antyodaya survey was not utilised for formulation of GPDP. However, by going through the nature of activities to be done in the next financial year convergence may be found in Anganwadi constructions, CC roads & drains, repair of community assets etc. --NLM Report, District Tuensang (Nagaland)

External Sources of Funds/Contributions

In only 29 districts across 9 States listed in the table below, the functionaries reported that some external sources of funds other than Government pooled/contributed resources were used in convergence planning in the districts.

States Districts where convergence with external funds/contributions received for development planning Andhra Pradesh Anantapur, Kurnool, Nellore & Prakasam Chhattisgarh Korba Karnataka Chikmagalur, Chitradurga, Mandya, Shimoga, Tumkur & Udupi Kerala Alappuzha, Ernakulam & Kottayam Madhya Pradesh Sehore Maharashtra Nashik, Palghar & Parbhani Punjab Jalandhar, Kapurthala, Ludhiana & Sangrur Telangana Jagtial, Jayashanker, Karimnagar, Peddapalli, Rangareddy & Wanaparthy Uttarakhand Haridwar

Most of the external contributions reported were from NRI individual’s donations, CSR contributions from companies and funds/grants received from NGOs. In Andhra Pradesh and Punjab, NRIs have contributed for local village infrastructure where these funds were added to the resource pool while formulating the GPDPs. CSR contributions in large sums were also received from public sector organizations and some private companies in districts of other States.

In addition to the funds received from the Govt. of Punjab/Central Govt., the GPs also got the funds through NABARD, local Universities, NRIs, Pepsico for undertaking various activities like water conservation, drainage systems & plantation etc. The utilization of funds is monitored by the concerned authorities time to time. The expenditure done on all the works of the GP are part of GPDP. Internal audits of the same is done through finance department at the District level & sample audit by AG from time to time. --NLM Report, District Sangrur (Punjab)

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In order to secure participation of the corporate sector in greening the district the NTPC, RFCL, SCCL, Kesoram Cement and HKR Roadways Limited have been roped in to contribute from their CSR funds to provide 2-row avenue plantation on both sides of 60KM long highway that passes through the district. Apart from this, CSR funds are being utilized to saturate all 4 municipalities with intensive plantation through these funds. The district administration has taken up Swaccha Peddapalli initiative for construction of community toilets in all 263 villages of the district from the DMFT funds. --NLM Report, District Peddapalli (Telangana)

From individuals & entrepreneurs Rs. 9,53,500 were pooled for convergence in Talkondpalle Mandal of the district for ongoing Palle Pragati Program. These funds were pooled for the tree guards, compost yard, GP building, Furniture in GPs, building paints, dust bins, mini water tanks, fogging machine, construction of bus stop, GP building & Anganwadi building, for plants water filters, Library, construction of temple in SC colony, construction of Peerla Chavadi, for hanuman temple, Construction of Rachakatta, tricycle distribution & mike sets. District is also planning to pool funds from the industries. --NLM Report, District Rangareddy (Telangana)

Support from Institutions and Professionals

Across the country, Mission Antyodaya also required partnerships with organizations, institutions, enterprises and network of professionals in order to seek their support for knowledge inputs, handholding and capacity building. The Mission Antyodaya strategy in the district also required such support for funding of various physical and social infrastructures required in the villages. Almost half of the districts visited by NLMs reported co-operation arrangements with Krishi Vigyan Kendra and Veterinary Institutions for developing capacities of the farming households in order to strengthen agriculture, horticulture and animal husbandry activities to accelerate transformation in the rural livelihoods and incomes of households. Majority of the districts in Haryana, Karnataka and Kerala reported receiving support from both these institutions. Most of the districts in Assam reported involvement of Veterinary Institutions while districts in Rajasthan and Tripura largely tied up with Krishi Vigyan Kendra.

Also most of the districts in Bihar, Haryana, Kerala, Meghalaya and Tripura reported receiving support for knowledge and capacity building under the Mission Antyodaya strategy from various boards related to Fisheries/Dairy/ Poultry Development. 141 districts out of 255 reported such partnerships across the country. In many districts of Bihar, Karnataka and Maharashtra

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arrangements were reported of support provided by local CSOs, NGOs and other voluntary organizations towards the Mission Antyodaya objectives.

While some or the other institution was involved in giving support to the Mission Antyodaya strategy in majority of the districts, NLMs have reported that in 43 districts no efforts were made to involve/partner with various organizations for seeking their support.

States Districts where none of the institutions were involved in supporting Mission Antyodaya Andhra Pradesh Srikakulam & Vizianagaram Arunachal Pradesh Anjaw & Lohit Chhattisgarh Bemetara, Bilaspur, Kawardha & Mungeli Himachal Pradesh Kinnaur & Lahul & Spiti Madhya Pradesh Betul, Chhatarpur, Damoh, Datia, Hoshangabad, Narsinghpur, Panna, Raisen, Sagar & Tikamgarh Nagaland Mokokchung & Tuensang Odisha Baleshwar, Boudh & Sambalpur Punjab Barnala, Ropar & Tarn Taran Telangana Jogulamba Gadwal, Kumram Bheem(Asifabad), Mahbubnagar & Nagarkurnool Uttar Pradesh Amethi, Barabanki, Etah, Firozabad, Hathras, Kashganj, Meerut, Shamli & Sultanpur Uttarakhand Pauri Garhwal & Tehri Garhwal

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Training and Capacity Building

The instructions issued by Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India provided for a comprehensive training and capacity building strategy for Mission Antyodaya survey. It required a pool of National Trainers to be prepared by NIRD&PR for further training of State/UT Resource person and others. The State Resource Persons selected by the States/UTs were trained at NIRD&PR. Similarly it was suggested that 8 persons from each district were to be identified as District Resource Person for undergoing training by State Resource Persons and NIRD&PR. Further the District Resource Persons were required to impart training to Community Resource Persons (CRPs), Students and Grameen Rozgar Sewaks (GRS) in Blocks/GPs. It was also suggested that the State Governments could also involve students of higher educational institutions in this planning exercise. These students would also be provided training along with the CRPs and GRS.

NLMs reports have brought out that the District Resource Persons in all the visited districts have been provided training and further training to the grassroots level workers was provided by them. Only in 2 districts of Andhra Pradesh the NLM reports mentioned that District resource persons were not provided training on Mission Antyodaya survey processes.

Only an orientation programme regarding accessing of Mission Antyodaya portal and submission of GPDP on plan plus portal was conducted at District Panchayat Office. No separate training programmes regarding the procedures to be followed for Mission Antyodaya Survey and preparation of GPDP was conducted. --NLM Report, District Srikakulam & Vizianagaram, (Andhra Pradesh)

Mission Antyodaya survey data is collected on the MA App and data is finally collated and presented on the web portal. Similarly information collected on GPDP was also to be uploaded on the PlanPlus portal. Apart from this, progress information on many other aspects of the campaign was also to be updated on the GPDP portal. All of this required active involvement of the local NIC units in the districts and accordingly it was expected that the DIOs will be associated at all stages of the campaign including the technical part of the training/orientation for conducting the Mission Antyodaya survey. NLMs have reported that in most of the districts, DIOs participated in the trainings held for conducting the survey. In 60 out of 255 districts, the NIC team was not part of trainings. NLMs have not brought out reasons/limitations for this in most of the districts, however largely it seemed as an issue of lack of communication.

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Districts where District Informatics Office (NIC) were not associated with Mission Antyodaya survey States training Andhra Pradesh Srikakulam & Vizianagaram Arunachal Pradesh Lower Dibang Valley Assam Bongaigaon, Darrang & Goalpara Bihar Araria, Arwal, Jehanabad, Kishanganj, Lakhisarai, Madhepura, Madhubani, Purnia & Supaul Chhattisgarh Bemetara, Bilaspur, Kawardha, Korba, Korea, Mungeli Gujarat Surat & Surendranagar Himachal Pradesh Kinnaur & Lahul & Spiti Karnataka Dharwar Madhya Pradesh Betul, Hoshangabad, Shajapur, Sidhi & Singrauli Maharashtra Beed Meghalaya South Garo Hills & South West Garo Hills Mizoram Serchhip Odisha Boudh, Jharsuguda, Nuapada, Sambalpur & Sonepur Punjab Barnala, Ludhiana, Ropar, SAS Nagar Mohali & Tarn Taran Rajasthan Tonk Telangana Mahbubnagar, Nagarkurnool, Rangareddy & Vikarabad Tripura Gomati Uttar Pradesh Amethi, Baghpat, Barabanki, Faizabad, Firozabad, Sultanpur & Varanasi Uttarakhand Pauri Garhwal & Tehri Garhwal

Mission Antyodaya survey questions have recently been expanded from 39 to 143 covering the 29 subjects entrusted to the Panchayati Raj Institutions. Ministry of Rural Development developed a descriptive video tutorial to explain these questions and other processes of conducting Mission Antyodaya survey. In 220 districts the Mission Antyodaya video tutorial was played in the orientation/training for the survey. All the districts in Bihar, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Manipur, Nagaland and Uttarakhand used the Mission Antyodaya video tutorial in the orientation/training.

States Districts where Mission Antyodaya video tutorial wasn’t shown in the trainings Andhra Pradesh Srikakulam & Vizianagaram Arunachal Pradesh Lower Dibang Valley Assam Barpeta, Bongaigaon, Chirang & Goalpara Chhattisgarh Bilaspur & Surguja Gujarat Bhavnagar & Dang Haryana Mahendragarh & Rewari Himachal Pradesh Kinnaur & Lahul & Spiti

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States Districts where Mission Antyodaya video tutorial wasn’t shown in the trainings Madhya Pradesh Hoshangabad, Rajgarh & Singrauli Meghalaya East Garo Hills, North Garo Hills & South West Garo Hills Mizoram Saiha Odisha Sambalpur Punjab Kapurthala Rajasthan Chittorgarh, Tonk & Udaipur Telangana Jogulamba Gadwal, Mahbubnagar, Nagarkurnool & Vikarabad Tripura Unakoti Uttar Pradesh Chitrakoot, Fatehpur & Sant Kabeer Nagar

The district functionaries made an effort to assess the knowledge and skills gained by the participants after screening of the video in 92% districts. Majority (55%) of them have found the tutorial very useful, whereas 43% of them found it to be only somewhat useful. Respondents in 4 districts (2%) did not find it any helpful at all.

While most of the respondents appreciated the video tutorial, some of them gave very pertinent suggestions for improvements. Many respondents suggested that the tutorial should be also dubbed in local languages for the grassroots level workers to understand. Some respondents have also

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suggested expanding the content of the video tutorial to cover the convergence approach with examples and some have demanded tutorials on GPDP preparation processes. Video tutorial is available on YouTube however very few respondents were aware about it (Only about 9K views till date reflects that the video hasn’t been very popular). Some have even suggested provision to download video so that it can be circulated easily on WhatsApp etc.

As far as effectiveness and success of training is concerned, we did not get a very positive feedback from the respondents. It was felt that one day training programme at TPSIPRD was not sufficient enough to cover the issues. Most of the trainers came back to district with insufficient information and training and this was quite visible at the block and village levels also. Most of the functionaries were quite unclear on many important aspects of the survey. Participation of Sarpanch, Panchs, Line Departments and frontline workers at block level was not satisfactory. Many facilitators reported that they did not know that Mission Antyodaya survey data needs to be put before the Gram Sabha for authentication and approval. Majority of the Frontline Workers reported that they are not aware that they are frontline workers. These observations at the field level indicate that quality of training was compromised. --NLM Report, District Bemetara, (Chhattisgarh)

Mission Antyodaya Survey

Majority of the districts started the Mission Antyodaya survey on time except for districts in Bihar, Haryana and Madhya Pradesh, where the process started late due to assembly by-elections/elections. In Punjab also the process was delayed because of strike called by State employees.

The campaign was done when the by-election of the State Assembly was scheduled in the District and the code of conduct was there, due to which the work of survey was started late. --NLM Report, District Araria, (Bihar)

NLMs have reported that in 246 districts, instructions were issued to the line departments for sharing data for Mission Antyodaya survey and relevant information was collected from them. In most of the States the coordination with line departments for Mission Antyodaya convergent planning was reported satisfactory and no major issues were reported. NLM reports in Srikakulam & Vizianagaram (Andhra Pradesh), Mysore (Karnataka), Barwani, Dindori & Rajgarh (Madhya Pradesh), Sambalpur (Odisha), Ropar (Punjab) and Fatehpur (Uttar Pradesh) districts have reflected that the response of line departments was lacking and not much information was made available for Mission Antyodaya survey.

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The coordination among all departments was not satisfactory at ground level and facilitators and nodal officers had faced many difficulties in information for MA collecting survey. Though, eighteen departments were identified to convergence approach under Mission Antyodaya but eight departments, namely Agriculture, Revenue, ICDS, Education, Health, Social Welfare, Rural Development, PHE, Veterinary, etc. had only provided their data for MA survey and most of the departments had not participated in plan preparation except ICDS, Education, Agriculture, Health NRLM etc. --NLM Report, District Barwani, (Madhya Pradesh)

There were some difficulties and issues expressed by district functionaries in conducting Mission Antyodaya survey in some of the districts. In Bihar, some districts reported issues related to GP’s database where villages names linked to GPs LGD code were not matching/ missing. Some functionaries in districts of Chhattisgarh reported difficulty in logging in to the MA App with issues related to user id and OTP generation. Many respondents also found the survey formats very lengthy. Many districts reported issues and difficulties in uploading documents/photos on the portal.

Several issues reported by district authorities in conducting Mission Antyodaya Survey such as: • The surveyors who have registered their mobile numbers in 2018 but same numbers have not accepted for registration in 2019. • Some GPs who had already uploaded data on portal but their progress was not reflected and showed as pending whereas the block in-charge had already verified on the online portal. • Some User IDs were not accepted on portal. GPs made several attempts to upload the documents. --NLM Report, District Gurgaon, (Haryana)

Many districts in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra faced issues such as shortage/non- availability of smartphones with the field functionaries, poor network coverage and slow performance of the App. In Mizoram the survey questionnaire was translated at the district level. The translation was not very accurate and was misinterpreted at many places.

Overall the functionaries in the visited district were satisfied with the Mission Antyodaya MIS. 25% of them rated the functionality and user friendliness of the MIS as ‘Excellent’ and 71% reported as ‘Satisfactory’. Only 9 districts’ functionaries were ‘Not Satisfied’.

Based on the NLM findings in 97% visited villages, the baseline survey to collect information on Mission Antyodaya parameters was conducted. In Dehradun, Haridwar, Udham Singh Nagar (Uttarakhand) districts, the Mission Antyodaya survey could not be undertaken due to Local Body

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elections and the survey was in progress at the time NLM visits. In Vizianagaram (Andhra Pradesh), in the absence of any MA survey data the GPDPs were formulated based on figures and information available for the previous years.

Vizianagaram District of Andhra Pradesh – Mission Antyodaya survey not undertaken Mission Antyodaya survey was not conducted as required under the prescribed guidelines. GPDP was prepared based on every year's budget only, prioritizing the pending works of last year and immediate requirements for the upcoming year. FFC was the only funding the GP receives as informed by the District and GP officials. SFC has been stopped for more than 5 years we were told. --NLM Report

People’s Plan Campaign was strategized to ensure preparation of GPDP in a campaign mode. During the campaign, structured Gram Sabha meetings were to be held to discuss the gaps emerging from the Mission Antyodaya Survey, categorize their priorities and accordingly prepare their GPDPs. In order to develop a truly participatory and evidence based development plan, it was imperative that the Mission Antyodaya Survey is conducted accurately and qualitatively. Detailed consultations with various stakeholders and community members were also required to be done. Based on NLM reports, the CRPs and other survey teams have conducted consultations/interacted with the GP functionaries, village level workers and other opinion leaders to collect information for the survey in 97% GPs.

The information collected and gaps identified from the Mission Antyodaya Survey were to be placed before the Gram Sabha for approval and the feedback was to be incorporated. NLMs have found that in majority of the States, the Mission Antyodaya Survey findings were presented in the Gram Sabha, feedback was taken and in many cases the data was also updated. Reports from Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura States reflect that the process of validating the survey findings in the Gram Sabha was followed in all the GPs therein. In some districts the process of validating Mission Antyodaya survey data by the Gram Sabha was not followed.

Districts where Special Gram Sabha held in all GPs but Mission Antyodaya survey findings were not State placed before Gram Sabha for approval Madhya Pradesh Alirajpur, Jhabua & Ratlam Odisha Nuapada Rajasthan Bikaner Uttar Pradesh Kushi Nagar, Meerut, & Shamli

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In the areas where survey data was not presented before the Gram Sabha, it was largely the lack of information/ignorance of the concerned functionaries. In some case the survey data collection was delayed, by the time the Gram Sabha scheduled date had passed and in order to complete the task the data was haphazardly uploaded on the portal.

Jhabua District of Madhya Pradesh – Mission Antyodaya survey data not presented in Gram Sabha The Gram Rozgar Sahayak/Swachhata Grahi was nominated as Facilitator to collect Mission Antyodaya data in the villages and all survey conducted under the supervision of block nodal officer and PCO. As reported by Facilitators, they have collected information on selected points and uploaded the data through prescribed App or submitted to block computer operator who uploaded data on website. The facilitators reported that they did not get any such instruction from higher level officers to place these data before Gram Sabha on scheduled date. As observed, these data was not available in all selected Panchayats, facilitators considered that these data was collected only for uploading purpose and they were not aware about other provisions. In this regard, no satisfactory response received from higher level officers. --NLM Report

Narayanpur District of Chhattisgarh – Issues in Mission Antyodaya survey App Overlapping of the names of villages in the GPs was found in the App database. The village lists in many GPs were incomplete. Uninhabited villages were in the lists and entry of data was delayed as its deletion took time from the State level. --NLM Report

Mission Antyodaya Survey Data – % GPs where suggestions/change recommended by Gram Sabha

100

80

60

40

20

0

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While the validation process in Gram Sabha was undertaken in majority of the GPs, in only 50% GPs, suggestions and feedback for change in the survey data were made. In many cases the changes were related to data entry errors however in some cases, the Gram Sabha also corrected some factual errors of reporting. In many villages of Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Kerala, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Mizoram and Nagaland, the Gram Sabha approved Mission Antyodaya survey findings without any changes/suggestions.

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Special Gram Sabha for Gram Panchayat Development Plan

The preparation of GPDP for socio-economic development of a Gram Panchayat has to be a comprehensive and participatory process involving convergence of schemes related to 29 subjects enlisted in the XI Schedule of the Constitution. Under the People’s Plan Campaign an intensive structured exercise for planning was to be undertaken in a Gram Sabha. In this Special Gram Sabha all developmental needs and gaps were to be discussed. The frontline workers were required to give a brief structured presentation on activities of their respective department addressing the needs of the Panchayats in the 29 subjects. Frontline workers were also required to make public disclosures before the Gram Sabha regarding progress of activities being implemented in the current year along with fund utilization for the same, as well as activities proposed to be taken up during 2020-21 and funds to be allocated for the same. The public disclosure in the form of Statement to be submitted to the Gram Panchayat for incorporating in the GPDP, once the same is approved by the Gram Sabha. The facilitators appointed ensured community mobilization including vulnerable sections like SC/ST/Women during the Gram Sabha.

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Preparation of Calendar

During the People’s Plan Campaign, Gram Sabha were to be held for preparing Gram Panchayat Development Plan (GPDP) for the next Financial Year 2020-21 in all the GPs of the country. The States were required to be finalized a calendar for holding Gram Sabha in all their GPs. The dates for Gram Sabha were to be scheduled between 2nd October, 2019 and 31st December, 2019. This was to be planned in such a way so as to ensure the participation of frontline workers of line departments related to 29 subjects, on a designated day. Another meeting of the Gram Sabha may also be required within the campaign period for approval of the final projectised GPDP, before the same is uploaded on the PlanPlus application of MoPR.

The approach to be adopted was to ensure that Gram Sabha dates are finalized in advance, disseminated to all the participants and the Sabha is held on the scheduled date. In most of the Districts visited by NLMs, the Gram Sabha were held on the dates decided whereas in some Districts, many GPs had to postpone/change the scheduled dates. It was however very encouraging to note that in 89% GPs, the Special Gram Sabha during the People’s Plan Campaign was conducted on the scheduled date itself. In 9% GPs the NLM teams were informed that the Gram Sabha was scheduled at a later date in the GPs visited by them. In some districts of Kerala, Meghalaya and Uttarakhand, visited by NLMs, Special Gram Sabha was not held/ scheduled.

GPs where Gram Sabha was held before or during NLM Visit days in the District 2265 (89%)

GPs where Gram Sabha was scheduled after NLM Visit days in the District 235 (9%)

GPs where Gram Sabha was NOT conducted/scheduled 50 (2%)

No. of GPs Gram Sabha not held/ not Districts Visited by NLMs State scheduled Kerala Alappuzha 10 10 Kerala Ernakulam 10 10 Meghalaya South Garo Hills 10 4 Meghalaya South West Garo Hills 10 4

Uttarakhand Dehradun 10 2 Uttarakhand Haridwar 10 10 Uttarakhand Nainital 10 10

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Alappuzha District of Kerala – Special Gram Sabha not held or scheduled so far As per the directions from State Government regarding the Gram Sabha calendar, the Gram Sabha in the GPs of district commences only from 7th December, 2019 and ends on 14th March, 2020. Till the time of our visit the date for special Gram Sabha in the sample GPs was not finalized. --NLM Report

Nainital District of Uttarakhand – Special Gram Sabha not held or scheduled so far Due to Panchayat Elections there was code of conduct in place till 30th November, 2019. Thus, it was planned to conduct the Mission Antyodaya Survey in the district from 2nd December to 31st December, 2019. Gram Sabha for preparation of GPDP is scheduled from January, 2020 after completion of Mission Antyodaya survey. During the Special Monitoring, Gram Sabha calendar was not finalized so proposed dates of these villages were not reported by the concerned functionaries. --NLM Report

It is always expected that the participation in the Gram Sabha is convenient and universal where the population including the weaker sections of the society participate enthusiastically. The daily routine of rural population most of which are agriculturists is always a big challenge when it is decided to gather them all together for a meeting. The Special Gram Sabha was to be also aligned with the availability of frontline workers and most of them were to travel long distances. Despite of all this, it was found that almost none was complaining about the scheduling of the date & time for the Gram Sabha.

Bargarh District of Odisha – Time & Date of Special Gram Sabha not convenient to the public The villagers reported that the time and date for the Gram Sabha meeting was not suited to the villagers to attend it because they had to work for their livelihood. All the Special Gram Sabha meetings are fixed on working days at 11.00 am in all the Gram Panchayat. --NLM Report

Publicity of Gram Sabha’ Date & Time

NLMs have reported that multiple tools were used for publicizing the date of Special Gram Sabha in the GPs and to generate awareness amongst the public on its agenda. In most of the States multiple tools were used for generating awareness and many GPs more than one tool/activity was undertaken. Drum Beating (46%), Door-to-Door Visits (37%), Banners (18%), Wall Posters/ Pamphlet Distribution (21%), Hoardings (5%), Mike Announcements (44%), Pad Yatra/ Rallies (11%), Street Plays (4%) and Other Tools (11%) were used in the GPs across the country.

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Most commonly used tools to publicize Special Gram Sabha dates – State wise (% of GPs)

Andhra Pradesh Drum Beating 90% Arunachal Pradesh Door-to-Door Assam Mike Announcements 89% Bihar Mike Announcements 81% Chhattisgarh Mike Announcements 55% Gujarat Mike Announcements 50% Haryana Mike Announcements 46% Himachal Pradesh Door-to-Door 70% Karnataka Banners 83% Kerala Posters/ Pamphlets 91% Madhya Pradesh Drum Beating 58% Maharashtra Drum Beating 71% Manipur Drum Beating 80% Meghalaya Door-to-Door 65% Mizoram Mike Announcements Nagaland Mike Announcements 55% Odisha Mike Announcements 65% Punjab Mike Announcements 79% Rajasthan Posters/ Pamphlets 69% Telangana Drum Beating 84% Tripura Mike Announcements 98% Uttar Pradesh Drum Beating 65%

Participation in Gram Sabha

NLMs have also reported on the participation of various stakeholders in the Special Gram Sabha for GPDP planning in the visited GPs. Apart from the frontline workers of various Line Departments, other stakeholders also participated in Gram Sabha meetings. The reports reflect that the participation was wide & universal and well represented by most of the key sections which influence and matter in development planning and implementation in the rural areas.

In 95% GPs, the Sarpanch/Pradhan was present during the Special Gram Sabha. In 91% GPs, PRI/Ward Members were also present. In GPs of Andhra Pradesh, the term of PRI members of Gram Panchayat, Mandal Praja Parishad and Zilla Praja Parishad was ended a year ago and the election is yet to be conducted for new PRIs. In view of this, Special Officers were appointed to all the PRIs at all levels. Thus, the Gram Sabha were presided over by the Special Officers of respective Gram Panchayats. During the campaign, it was envisaged that SHGs will participate and present before the Gram Sabha, a poverty reduction plan which after deliberation shall be incorporated in the GPDP planning process. Office bearers of SHGs & Women SHGs

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participated in almost 67% GPs. Special Gram Sabha held in majority of the GPs in Assam, Karnataka, Kerala, Mizoram, Nagaland, Odisha and Telangana had a very encouraging participation

of SHG Members and Office bearers of the SHGs.

Who all were present in the Special Gram Sabha (% GPs)

Sarpanch/ Pradhan 95 Office bearers of SHGs 61 PRI/ Ward members from the GP 91 Office bearers of Women SHGs 67 Village V & M C members 45 Office bearers of VOs/ NGOs/ Co-operatives 33 GP Secretary 95 ANMs/ ASHA Workers 90 Gram Rozgar Sevak/ Sahayak 75 Anganwadi Workers 93 BDO/ Charge officer/ Addl. Charge officer 43 Block Planning team members 31 PRI members from the BP/ ZP 32 Retired Govt. Servants 30 Officials of Other Line Dept. 71 CRPs/ BRPs 29 VO/NGO members 26 Local School teacher(s) 69 Other District/ Block Officials 29 Media/ Journalists 12 GP Facilitation Team/ Planning Team 45 Members of VWSC 31 Members of Village Education Committee 44 Members of Vigilance Committee under MGNREGA 40 Members of Other Sectoral Committees 23 Others 32

In the Special Gram Sabha held in almost all the villages of Assam, Kerala, Mizoram and Telangana, the office bearers and members of local Village Organizations, NGOs and Co-operatives were present.

Sector wise prioritization and appropriate fund allocation is key to successful development planning for a GP. Sectoral convergence of GP activities with health, education, water & sanitation and tribal development etc. also needs to be emphasized. It was reported that in most of the Special Gram Sabha held in the GPs of Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Manipur, Nagaland and Telangana,

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members of various Sectoral Committees participated actively. Overall, the participation of members of Sectoral Committees was only 23% across the country. Local School teachers & members of Village Education Committees were also present in majority of the Gram Sabha held in GPs of Assam, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Mizoram, Nagaland and Telangana.

Special Gram Sabha under People’s Plan Campaign

Tadoki GP of Kanker (Chhattisgarh) District Elappully GP of Palakkad (Kerala) District

Frontline workers of Line Departments were required to give a presentation on the activities of their respective departments in the Special Gram Sabha. They were required to make a public disclosure before the Gram Sabha regarding the progress of activities being implemented in the current year along with fund utilization for the same including the proposed activities to be taken up during the year 2020-21. MoPR had issued clear instructions/suggestions regarding participation of frontline workers of the Line Departments. Names and other details of the frontline workers were also required to be uploaded on the GPDP portal for each Gram Panchayat.

Article 243G of the Constitution of India requires Panchayats to plan for catering the needs of the rural people with respect to 29 subjects mentioned in the XIth Schedule of the Constitution of India. Corresponding schemes addressing these 29 subjects and the respective Ministries/Departments should plan in convergence, which may be incorporated in the GPDP by the Panchayats.

The discussions for planning a GPDP for 2020-21 in the Special Gram Sabha held in the visited GPs covered more or less all the subjects in the Eleventh Schedule. However not many GPs covered all the subjects in detail, they were touched upon with one or two corresponding deliverables.

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Most of the visited GPs in Barpeta (Assam), Gadag & Koppal (Karnataka) and Nanded (Maharashtra) districts had a very comprehensive participation of frontline workers in the Special Gram Sabha. These districts have ensured that all the line departments covering all 29 subjects participated in the GPDP preparation and were present in Special Gram Sabha.

Participation in Gram Sabha of Frontline Workers from Line Departments dealing with 29 Sectors (% GPs)

46 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign Participation of Frontline Workers in Special Gram Sabha (% GPs) AP AR AS BH CG GJ HR HP KA KR MP MH MN ML MZ NL OD PB RJ TL TR UP 1 98 28 92 83 64 67 28 38 96 96 41 77 77 79 25 0 83 55 47 78 90 40 2 55 8 29 17 27 32 12 55 47 85 30 28 77 40 10 0 54 13 45 60 38 23 3 15 8 39 8 17 22 0 43 43 79 7 34 70 40 5 0 38 13 22 25 35 12 4 62 25 43 18 36 27 13 33 85 100 10 55 70 77 20 0 73 29 34 42 80 16 5 3 28 37 10 27 3 0 16 37 8 0 17 70 42 30 0 45 10 7 19 95 12 6 23 10 24 9 54 21 0 19 67 4 1 35 93 19 10 0 47 12 19 47 73 11 7 5 0 20 7 15 9 0 19 39 2 1 27 67 10 0 0 32 5 12 22 23 9 8 2 0 24 5 6 2 0 10 20 13 0 27 67 8 0 0 14 0 0 8 15 2 9 0 0 19 3 6 1 0 2 15 6 0 16 67 4 5 0 4 1 0 8 3 2 10 68 55 56 51 18 52 35 60 94 98 49 72 70 98 90 40 83 44 47 25 58 63 11 73 70 73 29 37 48 33 43 93 98 31 69 77 69 40 75 78 66 42 75 83 43 12 28 0 19 7 18 15 0 17 25 13 1 40 67 17 0 0 38 10 12 13 10 17 13 65 68 50 17 17 48 3 16 82 96 46 60 77 50 25 10 63 29 29 49 68 25 14 70 40 33 16 16 39 12 24 89 94 24 64 77 25 10 75 47 39 36 75 45 31 15 7 13 8 5 2 3 0 0 27 8 1 28 57 4 0 0 13 4 2 15 25 10 16 63 3 96 89 92 53 2 91 75 98 92 82 77 87 85 0 97 86 65 76 93 63 17 60 60 66 57 76 58 23 47 92 92 74 93 97 44 35 80 76 46 81 73 60 70 18 2 0 20 8 4 6 0 0 28 15 1 33 63 10 0 0 4 2 9 19 15 27 19 3 0 24 6 6 1 3 0 33 6 0 23 67 8 0 0 4 1 6 11 13 5 20 3 0 19 5 6 3 3 0 70 6 0 34 67 0 0 0 6 13 9 12 3 2 21 3 0 30 8 16 5 0 2 38 8 1 25 73 0 0 0 18 8 39 22 15 19 22 2 0 22 3 14 8 0 3 27 4 0 34 67 2 0 0 38 5 31 15 20 13 23 95 55 86 49 56 74 56 78 89 96 82 96 70 90 35 95 94 61 65 96 65 88 24 80 3 54 20 28 48 18 60 89 27 32 76 73 81 10 5 95 29 65 88 38 68 25 83 55 75 51 68 74 70 83 89 83 87 99 77 75 45 85 94 64 86 96 58 88 26 70 0 69 48 15 48 7 16 72 15 45 46 73 88 70 55 81 32 38 68 30 48 27 52 3 21 11 12 22 0 40 57 42 13 41 67 52 0 0 51 18 25 58 25 23 28 83 20 38 32 34 34 10 40 76 92 19 57 77 37 25 5 91 31 40 90 30 43 29 63 10 15 5 15 24 1 64 53 15 20 42 70 62 0 0 64 29 38 38 43 21 1 Agriculture 2 Land Improvement 3 Minor Irrigation 4 Animal Husbandry

5 Fisheries 6 Social Forestry 7 Minor Forest Produce 8 Small Scale industries

9 Khadi, village and cottage industries 10 Rural Housing 11 Drinking Water 12 Fuel and fodder

13 Roads 14 Rural Electrification 15 Non conventional energy 16 Poverty alleviation programme

17 Education 18 Vocational Education 19 Adult and non formal education 20 Libraries

21 Cultural activities 22 Markets and fairs 23 Health and Sanitation 24 Family Welfare

25 Women and child development 26 Social Welfare 27 Welfare of the weaker sections 28 Public distribution system

29 Maintenance of community assets

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Proceedings of the Gram Sabha

As evident in the figure above, certain sectors like Agriculture, Land Improvement, Animal Husbandry, Poverty Alleviation Programme, Rural Housing, Drinking Water, Roads, Education, Health & Sanitation, Women & Child Development and Social Welfare were represented by the frontline workers of the respective line departments across the States in most of their GPs, whereas some of the sectors like Minor Forest Produce, Small Scale industries, Khadi, Village and Cottage Industries, Vocational Education, Adult & Non-formal Education, Libraries and Cultural activities, participation of frontline workers was low.

Participation of frontline workers across the 29 sectors was relatively good in States like Assam, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Manipur, Odisha, Telangana and Tripura. Some States like Arunachal Pradesh, Bihar, Haryana, Mizoram and Nagaland had many sectors not represented by the frontline workers.

Agriculture related subjects were presented by frontline workers in 63% GPs across the country. Almost in all GPs of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Kerala, frontline workers related to departments concerning Agriculture subject attended the Gram Sabha and deliberated upon interventions undertaken and proposed. In very few GPs of Arunachal Pradesh, Haryana, Mizoram and Nagaland, frontline workers of Agriculture related departments participated in the Special Gram Sabha.

Poverty alleviation programmes of Ministry of Rural Development aim at providing assistance to deprived households in the rural areas. The programme to provide wage employment, MGNREGA, the poverty alleviation programme of DAY-NRLM and social security schemes under NSAP specifically provide for helping the rural poor through various initiatives. In order to achieve sustainable improvements in farm productivity and income of rural poor families, especially in the Mission Water Conservation (MWC) blocks, special works are undertaken under MGNREGA. Under DAY-NRLM all deprived households have to be covered by at least one member of the households mobilized into SHGs with bank linkages. Similarly National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP) provides for pension to Old Aged, Widows and Disabled persons in the deprived households. Other initiatives such as providing skill training for placement based and self employment opportunities are also undertaken under

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projects funded by Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship. Considering the very integral approach of most of the Line Departments related to Poverty Alleviation Programmes with the Panchayats, it was expected that the participation of these departments will be very high as compared to other sectors. It was reported that in 75% GPs, the frontline workers related to these departments participated in the Special Gram Sabha. Gram Rozgar Sevak under MGNREGA, community mobilizers under DAY-NRLM and workers of social welfare department were present in most of the Gram Sabha. Initiatives under MGNREGA & DAY-NRLM have been made part of the development planning in most of the GPs and it will be not an exaggeration to say that frontline workers on this sector have contributed the most in the GPDP processes.

Participation of frontline workers related to Poverty Alleviation Programmes in Special Gram Sabha (% of GPs)

100 80 60 40 20 0 Bihar Assam Kerala Odisha Punjab Gujarat Tripura Haryana All India All Manipur Mizoram Nagaland Rajasthan Telangana Karnataka Meghalaya Maharashtra Uttarakhand Chhattisgarh Uttar Pradesh Andhra Pradesh Andhra Madhya Pradesh Madhya Himachal Pradesh Himachal Arunachal Pradesh Arunachal

While in States like Assam, Chhattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha and Tripura, frontline workers related to departments dealing with poverty alleviation programmes participated in Gram Sabha in all the GPs, in some States like Arunachal Pradesh, Haryana and Nagaland, very few GPs had the frontline workers present in the Special Gram Sabha.

Social Forestry was discussed in the Special Gram Sabha held in the GPs. Only in 24% GPs, frontline workers of related Line Departments participated in the Gram Sabha. Majority of the GPs in Chhattisgarh, Karnataka, Manipur and Tripura, Gram Sabha discussed issues related to Nursery development and Social Forestry plantation.

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Issues related to Minor Forest Produce were taken up in very few GPs. Frontline workers of Line Department concerned to these subjects (Forest & Environment) represented only in 13% GPs. These issues were taken up in majority of the GPs of Manipur. Minor Forest Produce related Line Department were not represented at all in the Gram Sabha held in GPs of Arunachal Pradesh, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Mizoram and Nagaland.

Small Scale Industries are critical to development of rural areas and improving employment and livelihood options. NLMs have observed that in most of the States, this subject was ignored and in majority of the States, the authorities failed to bring in the inputs on this subject into development planning. Frontline workers of related departments participated in only 8% GPs. In most of the cases officials, functionaries and community had no knowledge on interventions related to this subject.

Khadi, Village and Cottage Industries provide for many non-farm employment opportunities in rural areas. A large section of rural society is engaged in handloom and handicraft related activities and focus on this subject by including related interventions into the planning process has the potential to solve a huge problem in rural areas. In States like Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Gujarat, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Nagaland, Punjab and Rajasthan, the participation of Line Departments in the Gram Sabha was totally missing.

Market & Fairs development in the rural areas include various activities such as Rural Haats, Value Chain development and providing marketing support to Rural Artisans and SHGs. Various programmes of Ministry of Rural Development, Ministry of Textiles and Ministry of Tribal Development provide for activities and financial assistance in rural areas. An integrated approach towards planning for marketing support and related infrastructure should be taken up in the GPDP planning process and accordingly it was expected that related line departments shall assigned their representatives to participate in the process. It has been reported that in very few (13%) GPs, these issues were presented by the respective departments.

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Rural Housing is a flagship initiative having the target of ‘Housing for All’ under Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana-Grameen (PMAY-G). The frontline workers representing the concerned department were expected to report on the progress made so far and the plan for the next year. Issues related to sensitization of beneficiaries, selection process, use of local material and trained masons could be discussed in the Special Gram Sabha. NLMs have reported that in 56% Special Gram Sabha organized in the visited GPs, PMAY-G related presentations were made and issues discussed by the frontline workers. In Karnataka, Kerala, Meghalaya, Mizoram and Odisha, majority of the Gram Sabha held discussed on the issues related to PMAY-G. In Chhattisgarh, the participation of related department was missing. Telangana is not implementing PMAY-G.

Drinking Water is an important subject which covers piped water supply to all households, educational institutions and other community buildings in a Gram Panchayat. Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation, Government of India implements schemes in the rural areas and issues related to planning and implementation of these schemes are required to be discussed in the GPDP planning process. It was reported that in only 54% Gram Panchayats visited by NLMs, frontline workers of the department implementing Rural Water Supply Schemes participated in the Special Gram Sabha. In majority of the GPs of Karnataka, Kerala, Manipur, Nagaland, Odisha, Telangana and Tripura, drinking water supply related issues were discussed by the frontline workers. In Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Haryana and Madhya Pradesh very few GPs had the frontline workers present to discuss drinking water supply issues.

Participation of frontline workers related to Drinking Water Supply Schemes in Special Gram Sabha (% of GPs)

All India 54% … Bihar Assam Kerala Odisha Punjab Gujarat Tripura Haryana Manipur Mizoram Nagaland Rajasthan Telangana Karnataka Arunachal Arunachal Meghalaya Maharashtra Uttarakhand Chhattisgarh Uttar Pradesh Andhra Pradesh Andhra Madhya Pradesh Madhya Himachal Pradesh Himachal

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Fuel and fodder availability is a critical need of rural households in the country. Collecting wood for cooking fuel is a major hardship for rural folks especially the women and children. The activity involves going around in forest areas risking their own lives and disturbing the fragile forest & wildlife. Using wood for cooking fuel purposes also has lasting health hazards for the women working in the kitchen. Government of India under the PMUY has launched a drive to provide free and subsidized LPG connections to poor families including the one living in the rural areas. Ensuring coverage of all eligible households under the scheme and discouraging the use of fuel wood in kitchen shall be an integral part of development planning of a village.

Similarly, availability of fodder for the livestock is also a major problem faced by rural households and is also a cause of drudgery to rural women including another risk to environment as people violate forest spaces to graze and cut fodder for their animals. Panchayats can plan for developing pasture and grass in the areas under its control thereby making arrangements for sufficient fodder availability for its livestock population. This is an important component to be incorporated in the GPDP planning process.

It is very surprising that in only 15% of the GPs visited, frontline workers dealing with fuel & fodder related issues, representatives of departments implementing schemes of Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas in the States were not present in the Special Gram Sabha and issues related to availability of fuel & fodder were part of the development planning process while preparing the GPDP.

Roads are very important to the socio-economic development of villages. There has been enough evidence to substantiate that rural roads have made a significant impact towards improvements in rural incomes, education, health and cultural relations. PMGSY is another flagship programme of Government of India. It was reported that in majority of the villages of Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Nagaland and Uttar Pradesh the frontline workers from the line department implementing rural roads programme did not participate in the Gram Sabha held therein. Rural roads maintenance issues have also gained significance, discussing such aspects are critical to developing a holistic development plan.

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Rural Electrification has been a major thrust of Government of India. Schemes like SAUBHAGYA, DDU-GJY, UJALA and IPDS etc. have made enormous progress in providing electricity connections and reaching the uncovered areas during the last few years. The related line departments in 40% GPs participated in the Special Gram Sabha and presented their achievements and future plans regarding the goal of universal coverage of all deprived families. In some areas, efforts made with respect to augmenting the power supply infrastructure were also presented. GPs in Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Haryana and Mizoram had almost no participation of frontline workers dealing with rural electrification subject.

Maintenance of Community Assets created under various developmental programmes in rural areas is a major priority especially after the huge investments made in the rural areas in the recent years. Funds provided under FFC can also be utilized for this purpose. It is imperative that Gram Panchayats in their development planning incorporate the Action Plan for maintenance of the community assets. In 28% GPs the frontline workers of rural development and Panchayats related departments presented on this subject in the Special Gram Sabha.

Education is very critical to social and economic upliftment of the rural populace. Panchayati Raj Institutions have a special role in decentralized planning and implementation of various schemes like Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan and also monitoring their implementation. Similarly Mid Day Meal Scheme also has a very critical role for the local Panchayats. Frontline workers of the line departments related to these schemes participated in the Special Gram Sabha in 68% GPs visited by the NLMs.

Frontline workers of various other departments dealing with subjects also related to Vocational Education participated in the Special Gram Sabha only in 12% GPs. NLMs have reported that in majority of the GPs in Manipur, the frontline workers were present. No representation of line departments dealing with vocational education were present in the Gram Sabha held in GPs of Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Mizoram, Nagaland and Punjab.

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Adult & Non Formal Education is also important for improving the lives of rural population. Many States had local school teachers assigned as frontline workers to present the department’s approach in Adult & Non Formal Education sector. None of the GPs in Arunachal Pradesh, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Mizoram, Nagaland and Punjab had any representation of line departments related to this sector.

Health & Sanitation improvements have been of prime focus for the Government of India in the recent years. The ‘Ayushman Bharat’ initiative led by the Hon’ble Prime Minister of India aims at addressing holistic health and wellness improvement and providing health protection cover to the poor and vulnerable families. Panchayati Raj Institution are expected to play a supporting role in awareness generation and providing information to the targeted families and make them aware of their entitlement, benefit cover, empanelled hospitals and various processes to avail the services under the scheme. The desired deliverables for health and sanitation improvements to be incorporated in the GPDP were presented in 76% GPs by the frontline workers in the Special Gram Sabha organized during the People’s Plan Campaign. In Bihar and Mizoram, very few GPs had participation of frontline workers related to departments working on health & sanitation of rural areas.

Women & Child Development activities are also very important for considering integrated development planning of a village. Anganwadi Centres, Social Security Programmes and Livelihood Security for Women are some of the focus areas which are considered under this subject. There are various programmes of Ministry of Women & Child Development, Ministry of Rural Development and other ministries being implemented in this direction. In 78% GPs across the country, frontline workers of departments implementing various initiatives in Women and Child Development participated in the Special Gram Sabha. Participation of frontline workers from the departments dealing this subject in Maharashtra, Odisha and Telangana was found very encouraging.

Social Welfare including welfare of disabled is also one of the 29 sectors mentioned in the Eleventh Schedule for which Panchayats are expected to plan for the needs of their population. Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment implements various programmes for the welfare of SCs/STs/OBCs and

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differently-abled persons. Programmes related to scholarships, skill development and providing aids and appliance are being implemented in the rural areas also. The frontline workers of related departments in 47% GPs participated and presented the activities in the Special Gram Sabha.

Public Distribution System provides for food security by way of distributing food grains etc. at subsidized prices to the deprived families. Departments implementing PDS in the States participated through their frontline workers in 43% GPs. These workers presented on the various aspects of the PDS, entitlements of the poor families and grievance redressal mechanism. Workers of departments dealing with public distribution in Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Odisha and Telangana, participated in most of the Gram Sabha.

Agenda-Issues discussed in Gram Sabha

NLMs, based on verification of records and interview of functionaries & villagers, have reported on the main items of agenda taken up for discussion in the Special Gram Sabha held in the GPs visited by them. In almost all the GPs, the Special Gram Sabha began with an introductory briefing by mostly the Sarpanch/Pradhan/Village Headman. In GPs where the elected bodies were not present, some other functionary/official presented the introduction.

Agenda items discussed in Special Gram Sabha during People’s Plan Campaign (% of GPs)

A Introductory briefing by Sarpanch

B Presentation on Vision of GPDP by Secretary

C Validation of Mission Antyodaya survey data by facilitator

D Presentation on Poverty & Poverty Reduction Plans by VOs/ SHGs

E Discussion on critical gaps & categorizing their priority

F Presentation by frontline workers from line departments

A B C D E F

NLMs have reported that the GP Secretary were well aware of the concept of GPDP and presented the vision of GPDP in the Special Gram Sabha meetings. In most of the States, it was very well organized and undertaken in almost all the Gram Panchayats. In Arunachal Pradesh, Haryana and Meghalaya, the GP Secretaries were not present in many GPs.

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The facilitators after completing Mission Antyodaya Survey on the prescribed ranking parameters have presented the same in the Gram Sabha meetings for validation. In 82% GPs this was undertaken very comprehensively and information at almost 50% GPs was also updated based on the Gram Sabha feedback. In many States/Districts where Mission Antyodaya Survey was not carried out (Illustrated in previous chapter), the validation process was also not undertaken.

The Special Gram Sabha for preparation of GPDP during the People’s Plan Campaign in 74% GPs actually took up discussions on critical gaps identified and prioritization of the proposed interventions to fill these gaps. This is the most important part of participatory development planning and with majority of GPs being able to achieve this is surely an indicator of the success of People’s Plan Campaign. The process of gap analysis was found lacking in many GPs of Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Odisha.

State Districts where in Special Gram Sabha critical gaps & categorizing their priority was not discussed Andhra Pradesh Srikakulam & Vizianagaram Bihar Araria, Kishanganj, Madhepura, Saharsa & Supaul Chhattisgarh Bilaspur Gujarat Anand, Gandhinagar, Kheda & Sabar Kantha Haryana Hisar, Jind, Kaithal, Kurukshetra & Yamunanagar Himachal Pradesh Bilaspur, Hamirpur & Una Karnataka Mysore Madhya Pradesh Chhatarpur, Dhar, Shajapur & Tikamgarh Maharashtra Beed & Parbhani Odisha Bargarh, Boudh, Nuapada & Sonepur Punjab Tarn Taran

Rajasthan Bikaner, Jodhpur & Nagaur Telangana Mahbubnagar Uttar Pradesh Amethi, Barabanki, Deoria, Kashganj, Kushi Nagar, Mau, Sonbhadra & Sultanpur

Dhar District of Madhya Pradesh – Gaps & priorities identified under MA survey, not discussed

The Mission Antyodaya Survey information was not placed before Gram Sabha for the approval/feedback. The facilitators reported that they did not get any such instruction from higher level officers to place these data before Gram Sabha for the approval/feedback. As observed, facilitators considered that these data was collected only for uploading purpose on website and they were not aware about other provisions like assessment of

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gaps etc. In this regard, no satisfactory response was received from higher level officers. As observed, collected Mission Antyodaya data was not available in any selected Panchayat and most of the Panchayat Secretaries were not aware about the activities as given in the guideline. Thus, assessment of Gaps Identified from Mission Antyodaya Survey was not done in any selected Panchayat.

--NLM Report

In 66% GPs the SHGs /Village Organizations presented the details of Poverty Reduction Plan with the priorities indicated against the activities suggested. In Arunachal Pradesh, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Nagaland, very few SHGs and Village Organizations were present and this could not be taken up in most of the GPs.

One of the major parts of the proceedings of Special Gram Sabha held during the Campaign was to discuss the activities and achievements of major Rural Development Schemes in the GPs. It was reported that these discussions were held in most of the GPs across the country. The information was read out by the PRI members/functionaries and the Gram Sabha members deliberated upon these initiatives. In Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Mizoram, Nagaland and Odisha, all the GPs discussed the achievements of these programmes. In Haryana, very few GPs held discussions on activities and achievements on rural development programmes.

% of GPs - Resource Envelope under various sources during FY 2020-21 discussed in Special Gram Sabha

The Gram Panchayats should take into account the resource envelope available for initiating the planning process under GPDP. Various grants, schemes, contributions and own sources of revenue constitute the resource envelope available for this purpose. In the Special Gram Sabha, most GPs discussed the financial resources likely to be available during FY 2020-21. The FFC grants, SFC

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grants, MGNREGA, other RD schemes and own source revenue were the major sources discussed in the Gram Sabha. MoPR has highlighted the importance of augmenting own source revenue through better tax administration and collection efficiency, however in 72% GPs the own source revenue was discussed in the Special Gram Sabha. In Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, very few GPs discussed own source revenue and efforts to augment Panchayat revenue collection, in the Gram Sabha held for GPDP.

Special Gram Sabha organized during the campaign in 86% GPs also had detailed discussions on needs and priorities on other areas including resources available and possible convergence opportunities to achieve these goals. The huge investment flows to rural areas under various developmental programmes have resulted in large number of community assets creation during the last few years. It is emphasized that assets’ creation & maintenance is also made part of the GPDP process and possible activities to facilitate convergent planning in this direction is discussed in the Special Gram Sabha.

Sharing of activities undertaken to facilitate Convergent Planning in Community Assets Creation & Maintenance in Special Gram Sabha (% of GPs)

Community assets creation Community assets maintenance

100 80 60 40 20 0

It was very inspiring to note that 85% GPs across the country, discussed community assets - creation & maintenance including convergence under various schemes to achieve this. North- Eastern States, the issue on community assets through convergence was not discussed in the Gram Sabha.

The schemes of Government of India on various subjects are designed to achieve specific objectives and Gram Panchayats play a significant role in planning, implementation and monitoring of the

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schemes. Participation of GPs and their awareness about their roles and responsibilities for effective implementation of the schemes is essential for the success of the schemes. It is therefore imperative that the planning for holistic development of a Gram Panchayat includes covering all the objectives of these major schemes. These issues are to be essentially integrated in the GPDP process after due consultation with the community in the Special Gram Sabha.

To strengthen and re-energize the programme and achieve full immunization coverage for all children and pregnant women at a rapid pace, the Government of India launched “Mission Indradhanush” in December 2014. Through this programme, Government of India aims to reach each and every child up to two years of age and all those pregnant women who have been left uncovered under the routine immunization programme. Panchayats should give due attention in identification of needs and priorities under GPDP in order to ensure 100% immunization their areas. During the campaign in 85% GPs activities related to ensuring 100% immunization was discussed in the Special Gram Sabha. Approach related to mobilizing community towards the objective of 100% immunization was discussed in almost all the GPs across the States with the exception of Chhattisgarh, Haryana and Nagaland States, where only about half of the GPs took up the agenda in the GPDP process.

Special Gram Sabha under People’s Plan Campaign

Karanjgawhan GP of Nashik (Maharashtra) District Chuchuyimpang GP of Mokokchung (Nagaland) District

The Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) and Mid-Day Meal Scheme (MDMS) requires active involvement of PRIs and community members to achieve their objectives of ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education at all levels of school education, MDMS aims of enhancing enrollment, retention and attendance along with improving nutritional levels among children. In 79% GPs, the issue related to school dropouts and decentralized planning for active involvement of community members, teachers, parents and various committees of the Panchayats was discussed in the Special

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Gram Sabha. Very few GPs in Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Nagaland and Odisha had discussions and planning on improving school enrollment and retention in the GPDP development process.

Achieving the goal of Open Defecation Free (ODF) Gram Panchayats has been accomplished across the country. It is expected that ODF sustainability plan is included in GPDP to ensure continuous behavioral change, use and maintenance of toilets and overall cleanliness in the GP areas. It was heartening to note that issues related to ODF and ODF Plus goals were discussed in the 82% GPs for inclusion in GPDP process. In 12 States, all the GPs had SBM goals as part of their Agenda in the Special Gram Sabha.

Promoting Social Harmony and Other Development and Social Goals were also discussed in almost 81% GPs across the country. Very few GPs took up issues related to social and community bonding Gram Sabha held in Bihar, Chhattisgarh and Odisha. Sanitation, Solid & Liquid Waste Management, Safe Drinking Water Supply, Street Lights, Playgrounds and other civic services including internet connectivity were the major civic services discussed in Special Gram Sabha for development of GPDP in 80% GPs. In 89% GPs issues related to maintenance of civic amenities were also discussed in the Special Gram Sabha.

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Public Information Boards

The States were advised that a Public Information Board of the size of 20 feet x 10 feet should be installed in every GP at a prominent space with background information of the GP, important gaps as emerging from the Mission Antyodaya parameters, along with physical & financial progress of interventions under the schemes for proactive public disclosure. A prescribed design and estimated cost for the board was also provided by Government of India. States were advised to utilize funds from IEC component of RGSA, administrative cost from Fourteenth Finance Commission Awards or other appropriate sources for this purpose. NLMs were asked to verify the boards installed in the sample GPs, take pictures and check the content provided on the Public Information Boards. Despite of lack of clarity and information to achieve this task within a stipulated timeframe, it was seen that in 73% GPs, Public Information Boards were installed/placed during the People’s Plan Campaign.

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Public Information Board installed in the GP Area (% of GPs)

The compliance of instructions on Public Information Boards was not satisfactory in the visited GPs of Arunachal Pradesh, Bihar, Haryana, Manipur and Uttarakhand.

The idea behind a Public Information Board is to disseminate information on critical parameters and development initiatives undertaken in the GP. In 8% GPs, these boards were not put up at ‘Prominent Places’ thereby limiting the objective of making the information available to the masses. In some GPs these boards were installed inside the GP Offices/Community Buildings.

Majority of the boards were having information published in Hindi/Local Languages. Many boards in GPs of Gujarat, Haryana and Punjab were having information in Bi-Lingual Languages. Mostly English was used in the villages of Odisha, Telangana and North-Eastern States.

Public Information Boards were installed in majority of the GPs during the Sabki Yojana Sabka Vikas Campaign in 2019. In many cases where these boards were permanent (concrete/iron), the information was to be updated/repainted/rewritten for this year. NLMs have reported that in 81% GPs, boards with updated information were installed. In some GPs of Assam, NLMs have found that the boards’ content was not updated.

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The Public Information Boards were to have certain important content as advised by the Ministry of Panchayati Raj. NLMs have reported on the content/information provided on the boards verified by them as under:

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Annexure Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

List of Villages Covered during Special Monitoring of People’s Plan Campaign – Sabki Yojana Sabka Vikas S. No State District Block GP 1 ANDHRA PRADESH ANANTAPUR CHILAMATHUR CHILAMATHUR 2 ANDHRA PRADESH ANANTAPUR CHILAMATHUR DEMAKETHEPALLE 3 ANDHRA PRADESH ANANTAPUR CHILAMATHUR KODI KONDA 4 ANDHRA PRADESH ANANTAPUR MUDIGUBBA MALAKAVEMULA 5 ANDHRA PRADESH ANANTAPUR MUDIGUBBA MUKTHAPURAM 6 ANDHRA PRADESH ANANTAPUR MUDIGUBBA UPPALAPADU 7 ANDHRA PRADESH ANANTAPUR NARPALA BONDALAWADA 8 ANDHRA PRADESH ANANTAPUR NARPALA CHAMALURU 9 ANDHRA PRADESH ANANTAPUR NARPALA GUGUDU 10 ANDHRA PRADESH ANANTAPUR NARPALA NARPALA 11 ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL KOTHAPALLE G.VEERAPURAM 12 ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL KOTHAPALLE KOTHAPALLE 13 ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL KOTHAPALLE NANDIKUNTA 14 ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL OWK ANNAVARAM 15 ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL OWK METTUPALLE 16 ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL OWK OWK 17 ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL OWK RAMAVARAM 18 ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL VELGODU BOYAREVULA 19 ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL VELGODU REGADIGUDUR 20 ANDHRA PRADESH KURNOOL VELGODU VELPANUR 21 ANDHRA PRADESH NELLORE ALLUR BEERAMGUNTA 22 ANDHRA PRADESH NELLORE ALLUR NORTH AMULURU 23 ANDHRA PRADESH NELLORE ALLUR NORTH MOPURU 24 ANDHRA PRADESH NELLORE ALLUR PURINI 25 ANDHRA PRADESH NELLORE DORAVARISATRAM KOTHAPALLI 26 ANDHRA PRADESH NELLORE DORAVARISATRAM NADIMIKANDRIGA 27 ANDHRA PRADESH NELLORE DORAVARISATRAM SINGANALATHURU 28 ANDHRA PRADESH NELLORE KODAVALUR GANDAVARAM (SOUTH) 29 ANDHRA PRADESH NELLORE KODAVALUR KODAVALUR 30 ANDHRA PRADESH NELLORE KODAVALUR NORTH RAJUPALEM 31 ANDHRA PRADESH PRAKASAM PARCHUR ANNAMBHOTLAVARI PALEM 32 ANDHRA PRADESH PRAKASAM PARCHUR CHINA NANDIPADU 33 ANDHRA PRADESH PRAKASAM PARCHUR CHINTAGUNTAPALEM 64 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 34 ANDHRA PRADESH PRAKASAM PARCHUR PEDDIVARI PALEM 35 ANDHRA PRADESH PRAKASAM PODILI ANNA VARAM 36 ANDHRA PRADESH PRAKASAM PODILI SUDANAGUNTA 37 ANDHRA PRADESH PRAKASAM PODILI THALAMALLA 38 ANDHRA PRADESH PRAKASAM VOLETIVARIPALEM KONDAREDDI PALEM 39 ANDHRA PRADESH PRAKASAM VOLETIVARIPALEM LINGAPALEM 40 ANDHRA PRADESH PRAKASAM VOLETIVARIPALEM NEKUNAM PURAM 41 ANDHRA PRADESH SRIKAKULAM KOTABOMMILI KOTTAPETA 42 ANDHRA PRADESH SRIKAKULAM KOTABOMMILI SARIABODDUPADU 43 ANDHRA PRADESH SRIKAKULAM KOTABOMMILI SOWDAM 44 ANDHRA PRADESH SRIKAKULAM NARASANNAPETA BADAM 45 ANDHRA PRADESH SRIKAKULAM NARASANNAPETA KOTHAPALAVALASA 46 ANDHRA PRADESH SRIKAKULAM NARASANNAPETA NADAGAM 47 ANDHRA PRADESH SRIKAKULAM NARASANNAPETA V N PURAM 48 ANDHRA PRADESH SRIKAKULAM SRIKAKULAM BALIVADA 49 ANDHRA PRADESH SRIKAKULAM SRIKAKULAM KILLIPALAM 50 ANDHRA PRADESH SRIKAKULAM SRIKAKULAM PEDDAPADU 51 ANDHRA PRADESH VIZIANAGARAM MAKKUVA CHEMUDU 52 ANDHRA PRADESH VIZIANAGARAM MAKKUVA KONA 53 ANDHRA PRADESH VIZIANAGARAM MAKKUVA KOYYANNAPETA 54 ANDHRA PRADESH VIZIANAGARAM PUSAPATIREGA CHALLAVANITHOTA 55 ANDHRA PRADESH VIZIANAGARAM PUSAPATIREGA KANNI METTA 56 ANDHRA PRADESH VIZIANAGARAM PUSAPATIREGA KANNIMELLA 57 ANDHRA PRADESH VIZIANAGARAM PUSAPATIREGA KONADA 58 ANDHRA PRADESH VIZIANAGARAM SALUR PARANNAVALASA 59 ANDHRA PRADESH VIZIANAGARAM SALUR PEDDAPADAM 60 ANDHRA PRADESH VIZIANAGARAM SALUR SARIKA 61 ARUNACHAL PRADESH ANJAW CHAGLAGAM MAILIANG 62 ARUNACHAL PRADESH ANJAW CHAGLAGAM MATANGLIANG 63 ARUNACHAL PRADESH ANJAW CHAGLAGAM ROILIANG 64 ARUNACHAL PRADESH ANJAW HAYULIANG LAMAKO-MANCHIMA 65 ARUNACHAL PRADESH ANJAW HAYULIANG MOHIKONG 66 ARUNACHAL PRADESH ANJAW HAYULIANG TAFRALIANG 67 ARUNACHAL PRADESH ANJAW MANCHAL MANCHAL 65 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 68 ARUNACHAL PRADESH ANJAW MANCHAL QUIBANG 69 ARUNACHAL PRADESH ANJAW MANCHAL TEHULIANG 70 ARUNACHAL PRADESH ANJAW MANCHAL YATONG 71 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOHIT TEZU DANGLAT 72 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOHIT TEZU DURALIANG 73 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOHIT TEZU G.P.TELLULIANG 74 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOHIT TEZU KHORALIANG 75 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOHIT TEZU MEKALIANG 76 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOHIT WAKRO HOOKING 77 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOHIT WAKRO KANJANG 78 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOHIT WAKRO MAWAI-I 79 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOHIT WAKRO WAIKHETLIANG-DABRUMLIANG 80 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOHIT WAKRO WAKRO 81 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOWER DIBANG VALLEY DUMBUK-PAGLAM BIZARI-C 82 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOWER DIBANG VALLEY DUMBUK-PAGLAM REMI 83 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOWER DIBANG VALLEY DUMBUK-PAGLAM TAPAT-KAPANG 84 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOWER DIBANG VALLEY HUNLI-DESALI BRINLI 85 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOWER DIBANG VALLEY HUNLI-DESALI ELOPE 86 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOWER DIBANG VALLEY HUNLI-DESALI HUNLI 87 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOWER DIBANG VALLEY ROING-KORONU BOLUNG-II 88 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOWER DIBANG VALLEY ROING-KORONU JIA-II 89 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOWER DIBANG VALLEY ROING-KORONU MAYU-I 90 ARUNACHAL PRADESH LOWER DIBANG VALLEY ROING-KORONU MEKA-I 91 ARUNACHAL PRADESH UPPER DIBANG VALLEY ANELIH-ARZU ARZU 92 ARUNACHAL PRADESH UPPER DIBANG VALLEY ANELIH-ARZU NEW ANAYA 93 ARUNACHAL PRADESH UPPER DIBANG VALLEY ANELIH-ARZU NEW ENDOLIN 94 ARUNACHAL PRADESH UPPER DIBANG VALLEY ANINI-ALINYE-MIPI ALINYE 95 ARUNACHAL PRADESH UPPER DIBANG VALLEY ANINI-ALINYE-MIPI ANINI-II 96 ARUNACHAL PRADESH UPPER DIBANG VALLEY ANINI-ALINYE-MIPI GIPULIN 97 ARUNACHAL PRADESH UPPER DIBANG VALLEY ANINI-ALINYE-MIPI MIHUNDO 98 ARUNACHAL PRADESH UPPER DIBANG VALLEY ETALIN-MALINYE ANGOLIN 99 ARUNACHAL PRADESH UPPER DIBANG VALLEY ETALIN-MALINYE ETALIN (HQ) 100 ARUNACHAL PRADESH UPPER DIBANG VALLEY ETALIN-MALINYE ETALIN BRIDGE POINT 101 ASSAM BARPETA BHAWANIPUR BAHMURA GP 66 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 102 ASSAM BARPETA BHAWANIPUR KUMULIAPARA GP 103 ASSAM BARPETA BHAWANIPUR NIZ BHAWANIPUR GP 104 ASSAM BARPETA CHAKCHAKA FEHURAKHOWA 105 ASSAM BARPETA CHAKCHAKA KALAHBHANGA 106 ASSAM BARPETA CHAKCHAKA KAMARGAON 107 ASSAM BARPETA CHAKCHAKA MEDA 108 ASSAM BARPETA GOMAPHULBARI AZAD GP 109 ASSAM BARPETA GOMAPHULBARI BARBILLA GP 110 ASSAM BARPETA GOMAPHULBARI DONGRA GP 111 ASSAM BONGAIGAON BOITAMARI BALAPARA 112 ASSAM BONGAIGAON BOITAMARI CHALANTAPARA 113 ASSAM BONGAIGAON BOITAMARI DHANTOLA 114 ASSAM BONGAIGAON MANIKPUR BAGHMARA CHAWRAGURI 115 ASSAM BONGAIGAON MANIKPUR JHAWBARI 116 ASSAM BONGAIGAON MANIKPUR MANIKPUR 117 ASSAM BONGAIGAON MANIKPUR PALENGBARI 118 ASSAM BONGAIGAON SRIJANGRAM KACHARIPETI 119 ASSAM BONGAIGAON SRIJANGRAM KAKAIJANA 120 ASSAM BONGAIGAON SRIJANGRAM NORTH SALMARA 121 ASSAM CHIRANG BOROBAZAR AMGURI 122 ASSAM CHIRANG BOROBAZAR BISHNUPUR 123 ASSAM CHIRANG BOROBAZAR MALIPARA 124 ASSAM CHIRANG MANIKPUR CHATIANGURI 125 ASSAM CHIRANG MANIKPUR GARGAON BHALATAL 126 ASSAM CHIRANG MANIKPUR MONAKOCHA 127 ASSAM CHIRANG SIDLI-CHIRANG BAMUNGAON-DATTAPUR 128 ASSAM CHIRANG SIDLI-CHIRANG BENGTOL-SERFANG 129 ASSAM CHIRANG SIDLI-CHIRANG KHUNGRING 130 ASSAM CHIRANG SIDLI-CHIRANG SANTIPUR 131 ASSAM DARRANG BECHIMARI 5 NO. BARUAJHAR 132 ASSAM DARRANG BECHIMARI BARJHAR 133 ASSAM DARRANG BECHIMARI CHAKARABASTI KHAIRAKATA 134 ASSAM DARRANG BECHIMARI LALPOOL 135 ASSAM DARRANG KALAIGAON LAKHIMPUR 67 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 136 ASSAM DARRANG KALAIGAON OUTALA 137 ASSAM DARRANG KALAIGAON TENGABARI 138 ASSAM DARRANG PACHIM-MANGALDAI AULACHOWKA 139 ASSAM DARRANG PACHIM-MANGALDAI RAMHARI 140 ASSAM DARRANG PACHIM-MANGALDAI UPAHU PARA 141 ASSAM GOALPARA KHARMUJA BAGUAN 142 ASSAM GOALPARA KHARMUJA KHAWNKHOWA 143 ASSAM GOALPARA KHARMUJA RAMHARIR CHAR 144 ASSAM GOALPARA KRISHNAI FOFONGA 145 ASSAM GOALPARA KRISHNAI KRISHNAI 146 ASSAM GOALPARA KRISHNAI MESELKHOWA 147 ASSAM GOALPARA KRISHNAI TUKURA BORMOHOHA 148 ASSAM GOALPARA KUSHDHOWA DAMRA 149 ASSAM GOALPARA KUSHDHOWA DUDHNOI 150 ASSAM GOALPARA KUSHDHOWA KUSHDHOWA 151 ASSAM HAILAKANDI ALGAPUR BASHBARI 152 ASSAM HAILAKANDI ALGAPUR NORTH NARAINPUR 153 ASSAM HAILAKANDI ALGAPUR PANCHGRAM 154 ASSAM HAILAKANDI HAILAKANDI BASHDAHAR BARHAILAKANDI 155 ASSAM HAILAKANDI HAILAKANDI BHATIRKUPA 156 ASSAM HAILAKANDI HAILAKANDI MATIJURI PAIKAN 157 ASSAM HAILAKANDI KATLICHERRA DINANATHPUR 158 ASSAM HAILAKANDI KATLICHERRA HARISHNAGAR 159 ASSAM HAILAKANDI KATLICHERRA KATLICHERRA 160 ASSAM HAILAKANDI KATLICHERRA SAHABAD 161 ASSAM KAMRUP (METRO) CHANDRAPUR AMSING 162 ASSAM KAMRUP (METRO) CHANDRAPUR PACHIM MAYONG 163 ASSAM KAMRUP (METRO) DIMORIA BARUABARI 164 ASSAM KAMRUP (METRO) DIMORIA HAHARA 165 ASSAM KAMRUP (METRO) DIMORIA KHETRI 166 ASSAM KAMRUP (METRO) DIMORIA SONAPUR 167 ASSAM KAMRUP (METRO) RANI AZARA 168 ASSAM KAMRUP (METRO) RANI DHARAPUR 169 ASSAM KAMRUP (METRO) RANI GARAL 68 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 170 ASSAM KAMRUP (METRO) RANI KAHIKUCHI 171 ASSAM KARBI ANGLONG HOWRAGHAT VILLAGE 10 172 ASSAM KARBI ANGLONG HOWRAGHAT VILLAGE 5 173 ASSAM KARBI ANGLONG HOWRAGHAT VILLAGE 8 174 ASSAM KARBI ANGLONG LUMBAJONG VILLAGE 10 175 ASSAM KARBI ANGLONG LUMBAJONG VILLAGE 2 176 ASSAM KARBI ANGLONG LUMBAJONG VILLAGE 3 177 ASSAM KARBI ANGLONG LUMBAJONG VILLAGE 4 178 ASSAM KARBI ANGLONG SOCHENG VILLAGE 2 179 ASSAM KARBI ANGLONG SOCHENG VILLAGE 7 180 ASSAM KARBI ANGLONG SOCHENG VILLAGE 8 181 ASSAM KARIMGANJ BADARPUR CHARGULA GURAMARA 182 ASSAM KARIMGANJ BADARPUR MALUA SRIGAURI 183 ASSAM KARIMGANJ BADARPUR MASLY 184 ASSAM KARIMGANJ DULLAVCHERRA ANIPUR 185 ASSAM KARIMGANJ DULLAVCHERRA BIDYANAGAR 186 ASSAM KARIMGANJ DULLAVCHERRA SINGLACHERRA 187 ASSAM KARIMGANJ LOWAIRPOA CHANDKHIRA 188 ASSAM KARIMGANJ LOWAIRPOA DENGARRBOND 189 ASSAM KARIMGANJ LOWAIRPOA ISABHEEL 190 ASSAM KARIMGANJ LOWAIRPOA LOWAIRPOA 191 ASSAM MORIGAON BHURBANDHA BAGHARA 192 ASSAM MORIGAON BHURBANDHA KONWAR GAON 193 ASSAM MORIGAON BHURBANDHA MIKIRBHETA 194 ASSAM MORIGAON KAPILI BARAPUJIA 195 ASSAM MORIGAON KAPILI CHARAIBAHI 196 ASSAM MORIGAON KAPILI JARABARI 197 ASSAM MORIGAON KAPILI MIKIRGAON 198 ASSAM MORIGAON LAHARIGHAT DHUPGURI 199 ASSAM MORIGAON LAHARIGHAT JARIBOR 200 ASSAM MORIGAON LAHARIGHAT NIZ GERUWA 201 ASSAM NAGAON BARHAMPUR BAMUNI 202 ASSAM NAGAON BARHAMPUR PURANIGUDAM 203 ASSAM NAGAON BARHAMPUR URIA GAON 69 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 204 ASSAM NAGAON BATADRABA AMLAKHI 205 ASSAM NAGAON BATADRABA BHUMORAGURI 206 ASSAM NAGAON BATADRABA DHUPAGURI 207 ASSAM NAGAON BATADRABA KATAHGURI 208 ASSAM NAGAON KHAGORIJAN BEBEJIA DIMOW BANGTHAI 209 ASSAM NAGAON KHAGORIJAN DIMARUGURI 210 ASSAM NAGAON KHAGORIJAN RANGAGARA HUJ 211 ASSAM SONITPUR BIHAGURI BAHBARI 212 ASSAM SONITPUR BIHAGURI NO.1 BIHAGURI 213 ASSAM SONITPUR BIHAGURI PUTHIMARI 214 ASSAM SONITPUR DHEKIAJULI BAHBERA 215 ASSAM SONITPUR DHEKIAJULI KEHERUKHANDA 216 ASSAM SONITPUR DHEKIAJULI OMEOPUR 217 ASSAM SONITPUR DHEKIAJULI THELAMARA 218 ASSAM SONITPUR RANGAPARA HATIBARI 219 ASSAM SONITPUR RANGAPARA NAMONIGAON 220 ASSAM SONITPUR RANGAPARA PHULBARI 221 BIHAR ARARIA BHARGAMA KHAJURI PANCHAYAT 222 BIHAR ARARIA BHARGAMA SIMARBANI PANCHAYAT 223 BIHAR ARARIA BHARGAMA SIRSIYA KALA PANCHAYAT 224 BIHAR ARARIA NARPATGANJ MADHURA (S) PANCHAYAT 225 BIHAR ARARIA NARPATGANJ MIRDAUL PANCHAYAT 226 BIHAR ARARIA NARPATGANJ PHARHI PANCHAYAT 227 BIHAR ARARIA NARPATGANJ TAMGANJ PANCHAYAT 228 BIHAR ARARIA RANIGANJ BHORHA PANCHAYAT 229 BIHAR ARARIA RANIGANJ KHARHAT PANCHAYAT 230 BIHAR ARARIA RANIGANJ MIRZAPUR PANCHAYAT 231 BIHAR ARWAL ARWAL ABGILA 232 BIHAR ARWAL ARWAL AMRA 233 BIHAR ARWAL ARWAL SAROUTI 234 BIHAR ARWAL ARWAL SONWARSA 235 BIHAR ARWAL KARPI AIYARA 236 BIHAR ARWAL KARPI KEYAL 237 BIHAR ARWAL KARPI KINJAR 70 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 238 BIHAR ARWAL KURTHA BARA 239 BIHAR ARWAL KURTHA IBRAHIMPUR 240 BIHAR ARWAL KURTHA PINJRAWAN 241 BIHAR BANKA BARAHAT AURIYA PANCHAYAT 242 BIHAR BANKA BARAHAT MAHUA PANCHAYAT 243 BIHAR BANKA BARAHAT NARAYANPUR PANCHAYAT 244 BIHAR BANKA BELHAR JHIKULIYA PANCHAYAT 245 BIHAR BANKA BELHAR SAHABGANJ PANCHAYAT 246 BIHAR BANKA BELHAR SURYAKANA BELDIHA PANCHAYAT 247 BIHAR BANKA BELHAR TARIYA PANCHAYAT 248 BIHAR BANKA CHANAN CHANDAN PANCHAYAT 249 BIHAR BANKA CHANAN CHANDWARI PANCHAYAT 250 BIHAR BANKA CHANAN KUSUMJORI PANCHAYAT 251 BIHAR DARBHANGA BIRAUL BHAWANIPUR 252 BIHAR DARBHANGA BIRAUL DEKULI HAGARNA THPUR 253 BIHAR DARBHANGA BIRAUL NEURI 254 BIHAR DARBHANGA HAYAGHAT CHANANPATTI 255 BIHAR DARBHANGA HAYAGHAT MALHIPATTI NORTH 256 BIHAR DARBHANGA HAYAGHAT MIRZAPUR 257 BIHAR DARBHANGA HAYAGHAT SIDHAULI 258 BIHAR DARBHANGA JALE BRAHMAPUR EAST 259 BIHAR DARBHANGA JALE BRAHMAPURWEST 260 BIHAR DARBHANGA JALE KAMTAUL 261 BIHAR GOPALGANJ BHOREY BAGHA MISHRA 262 BIHAR GOPALGANJ BHOREY KALYANPUR 263 BIHAR GOPALGANJ BHOREY LAMICHOR 264 BIHAR GOPALGANJ HATHUA BARIRAIVAN 265 BIHAR GOPALGANJ HATHUA HATHUA 266 BIHAR GOPALGANJ HATHUA LAINBAJAR 267 BIHAR GOPALGANJ PHULWARIYA BERAGITOLA 268 BIHAR GOPALGANJ PHULWARIYA GARESH DUMAR 269 BIHAR GOPALGANJ PHULWARIYA KOYLADEWA 270 BIHAR GOPALGANJ PHULWARIYA MAJHAGOSAI 271 BIHAR JAMUI CHAKAI CHOPHLA 71 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 272 BIHAR JAMUI CHAKAI GAJHI 273 BIHAR JAMUI CHAKAI PARANCHI 274 BIHAR JAMUI CHAKAI SILPHARI 275 BIHAR JAMUI JHAJHA BARAKOLA 276 BIHAR JAMUI JHAJHA JAMUKHAIREYA 277 BIHAR JAMUI JHAJHA KANAN 278 BIHAR JAMUI JHAJHA TAILWA 279 BIHAR JAMUI KHAIRA GOPALPUR 280 BIHAR JAMUI KHAIRA KHANDAICH 281 BIHAR JEHANABAD HULASGANJ KEURE 282 BIHAR JEHANABAD HULASGANJ KOKRASHA 283 BIHAR JEHANABAD HULASGANJ MURGAWAO 284 BIHAR JEHANABAD HULASGANJ SURAJPUR 285 BIHAR JEHANABAD KAKO KHALISPUR 286 BIHAR JEHANABAD KAKO PINJAURA 287 BIHAR JEHANABAD KAKO PURVI KAKO 288 BIHAR JEHANABAD MODANGANJ BANDHUGUNJ 289 BIHAR JEHANABAD MODANGANJ BISHUNPUR OKRI 290 BIHAR JEHANABAD MODANGANJ DEVRA 291 BIHAR KHAGARIA ALLOURI ALLOULI 292 BIHAR KHAGARIA ALLOURI BANDH CHATAR 293 BIHAR KHAGARIA ALLOURI SIMRHA 294 BIHAR KHAGARIA GOGRI BORNA 295 BIHAR KHAGARIA GOGRI JHIKTIYA 296 BIHAR KHAGARIA GOGRI MADARPUR 297 BIHAR KHAGARIA PARBATTA KABELA 298 BIHAR KHAGARIA PARBATTA KHIRADIH 299 BIHAR KHAGARIA PARBATTA KULHARIYA 300 BIHAR KHAGARIA PARBATTA PIPRA LATIF 301 BIHAR KISHANGANJ BAHADURGANJ BANGAMA PANCHAYAT 302 BIHAR KISHANGANJ BAHADURGANJ CHANDWAR PANCHAYAT 303 BIHAR KISHANGANJ BAHADURGANJ DESIATOLI PANCHAYAT 304 BIHAR KISHANGANJ BAHADURGANJ SAMESAR PANCHAYAT 305 BIHAR KISHANGANJ KOCHADHAMAN BUALDAH PANCHAYAT 72 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 306 BIHAR KISHANGANJ KOCHADHAMAN NAZARPUR PANCHAYAT 307 BIHAR KISHANGANJ KOCHADHAMAN PATKOIKALA PANCHAYAT 308 BIHAR KISHANGANJ THAKURGANJ BANDARJHULA PANCHAYAT 309 BIHAR KISHANGANJ THAKURGANJ MALINGAON PANCHAYAT 310 BIHAR KISHANGANJ THAKURGANJ POWAKHALI PANCHAYAT 311 BIHAR LAKHISARAI BARAHIYA DUMARI 312 BIHAR LAKHISARAI BARAHIYA GANGASARAI 313 BIHAR LAKHISARAI BARAHIYA GIRDHARPUR 314 BIHAR LAKHISARAI BARAHIYA JAITPUR 315 BIHAR LAKHISARAI LAKHISARAI DAMODARPUR 316 BIHAR LAKHISARAI LAKHISARAI GARHI BISHANPUR 317 BIHAR LAKHISARAI LAKHISARAI MAHISONA 318 BIHAR LAKHISARAI RAMAGARH BILLO 319 BIHAR LAKHISARAI RAMAGARH NANDNAMA 320 BIHAR LAKHISARAI RAMAGARH SHARMA 321 BIHAR MADHEPURA GHELARH BARDAHA 322 BIHAR MADHEPURA GHELARH BHATRANDHA-PARMANPUR 323 BIHAR MADHEPURA GHELARH CHITTI 324 BIHAR MADHEPURA GWALPARA GWALPARA 325 BIHAR MADHEPURA GWALPARA PIRNAGAR 326 BIHAR MADHEPURA GWALPARA RESHANA 327 BIHAR MADHEPURA KUMARKHAND PARMANANDPUR 328 BIHAR MADHEPURA KUMARKHAND PURAINI 329 BIHAR MADHEPURA KUMARKHAND RAUTA 330 BIHAR MADHEPURA KUMARKHAND SIHPUR GADHIYA 331 BIHAR MADHUBANI LAUKAHA (KHUTAUNA) BAGHHA KUSHMAR 332 BIHAR MADHUBANI LAUKAHA (KHUTAUNA) JHANJHAPATTI ASHA 333 BIHAR MADHUBANI LAUKAHA (KHUTAUNA) LALMANIA 334 BIHAR MADHUBANI PANDAUL BHAUR 335 BIHAR MADHUBANI PANDAUL SARISOPAHI EAST 336 BIHAR MADHUBANI PANDAUL UDAYPUR BITHUAR 337 BIHAR MADHUBANI RAHIKA LAXMIPUR 338 BIHAR MADHUBANI RAHIKA RAHIKA 339 BIHAR MADHUBANI RAHIKA SATLAKHA 73 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 340 BIHAR MADHUBANI RAHIKA SHAMBHUAR 341 BIHAR MUNGER KHARAGPUR BAHIRA 342 BIHAR MUNGER KHARAGPUR DARIYAPUR(2) 343 BIHAR MUNGER KHARAGPUR GOBADDA 344 BIHAR MUNGER KHARAGPUR RAMANKA BAD (W) 345 BIHAR MUNGER SANGRAMPUR BADHONIYA 346 BIHAR MUNGER SANGRAMPUR BALIA 347 BIHAR MUNGER SANGRAMPUR RAMPUR 348 BIHAR MUNGER TETIABAMBAR BANAHARA 349 BIHAR MUNGER TETIABAMBAR BANGAMA 350 BIHAR MUNGER TETIABAMBAR TETIYA 351 BIHAR NAWADA KASHICHAK BLOCK CHANDINAWA 352 BIHAR NAWADA KASHICHAK BLOCK KHAKHRI 353 BIHAR NAWADA KASHICHAK BLOCK REWRA GAGDISHPUR 354 BIHAR NAWADA KASHICHAK BLOCK SUBHANPUR 355 BIHAR NAWADA NARHAT BLOCK KHANWA PANCHYAT 356 BIHAR NAWADA NARHAT BLOCK KONIBER PANCHYAT 357 BIHAR NAWADA NARHAT BLOCK PUNTHER PANCHAYT 358 BIHAR NAWADA WARSALIGANJ BARNAMA 359 BIHAR NAWADA WARSALIGANJ HAJIPUR 360 BIHAR NAWADA WARSALIGANJ MANJAUR 361 BIHAR PURNIA BANMANKHI ABHAY RAM CHAKLA 362 BIHAR PURNIA BANMANKHI BAHORA 363 BIHAR PURNIA BANMANKHI KUTCHAHARI BALWA 364 BIHAR PURNIA PURNIA EAST BIKRAMPUR 365 BIHAR PURNIA PURNIA EAST BIRPUR 366 BIHAR PURNIA PURNIA EAST DIMIYA CHHATARJAN 367 BIHAR PURNIA PURNIA EAST LALGANJ 368 BIHAR PURNIA SRINAGAR JAGAILI 369 BIHAR PURNIA SRINAGAR JHUNNI KALA 370 BIHAR PURNIA SRINAGAR KHUTTI DHUNAILI 371 BIHAR SAHARSA KAHARA BANGAON NORTH 372 BIHAR SAHARSA KAHARA BANGAON SOUTH 373 BIHAR SAHARSA KAHARA BARIAHI 74 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 374 BIHAR SAHARSA KAHARA CHAINPUR 375 BIHAR SAHARSA SALKHUA HAREBA 376 BIHAR SAHARSA SALKHUA SALKHUA 377 BIHAR SAHARSA SALKHUA SITUAHA 378 BIHAR SAHARSA SIMRI BAKHTIARPUR MAHKHAR 379 BIHAR SAHARSA SIMRI BAKHTIARPUR MOHANPUR 380 BIHAR SAHARSA SIMRI BAKHTIARPUR RAIPURA 381 BIHAR SHEIKHPURA ARIARI BIMAN 382 BIHAR SHEIKHPURA ARIARI CHORDARGAH 383 BIHAR SHEIKHPURA ARIARI DIHA 384 BIHAR SHEIKHPURA ARIARI HAZARATPUR MARDHO 385 BIHAR SHEIKHPURA SHEIKHPURA AUDHE 386 BIHAR SHEIKHPURA SHEIKHPURA PACHNA 387 BIHAR SHEIKHPURA SHEIKHPURA PURAINA 388 BIHAR SHEIKHPURA SHEOKHOPUR SARAI AMBARI 389 BIHAR SHEIKHPURA SHEOKHOPUR SARAI BELAW 390 BIHAR SHEIKHPURA SHEOKHOPUR SARAI MOHABBATPUR 391 BIHAR SHEOHAR DUMRIKATSARI JAHANGIRPUR 392 BIHAR SHEOHAR DUMRIKATSARI NAYAGAON PASCHIMI 393 BIHAR SHEOHAR DUMRIKATSARI NAYAGAON PURVI 394 BIHAR SHEOHAR PIPRAHI AMBA DAKSANI 395 BIHAR SHEOHAR PIPRAHI BELBA 396 BIHAR SHEOHAR PIPRAHI KUAMA 397 BIHAR SHEOHAR PIPRAHI MOHANPUR 398 BIHAR SHEOHAR PUNRAHIA BARAHI JAGDISH 399 BIHAR SHEOHAR PUNRAHIA DOSTIYA 400 BIHAR SHEOHAR PUNRAHIA KOLHUA THIKHA 401 BIHAR SIWAN HUSSAINGANJ CHATTA 402 BIHAR SIWAN HUSSAINGANJ GOPALPUR 403 BIHAR SIWAN HUSSAINGANJ MACHKANA 404 BIHAR SIWAN NAUTAN KHAP BANKAT 405 BIHAR SIWAN NAUTAN NARKATIA 406 BIHAR SIWAN NAUTAN SEMAERIA 407 BIHAR SIWAN SIWAN DHANOOTI 75 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 408 BIHAR SIWAN SIWAN KARANPURA 409 BIHAR SIWAN SIWAN MAHOARI 410 BIHAR SIWAN SIWAN RAMAPALI 411 BIHAR SUPAUL KISHANPUR BOURAHA 412 BIHAR SUPAUL KISHANPUR KATHRA KADAMPURA PANCHAYAT 413 BIHAR SUPAUL KISHANPUR KISHANPUR NORTH PANCHAYAT 414 BIHAR SUPAUL KISHANPUR SHIVPURI PANCHAYAT 415 BIHAR SUPAUL NIRMALI BELA SINGAR MOTI PANCHAYAT 416 BIHAR SUPAUL NIRMALI HARIYAHI PANCHAYAT 417 BIHAR SUPAUL NIRMALI MAJHARI PANCHAYAT 418 BIHAR SUPAUL PRATAPGANJ BHAWANIPUR NORTH PANCHAYAT 419 BIHAR SUPAUL PRATAPGANJ SUKHANAGAR PANCHAYAT 420 BIHAR SUPAUL PRATAPGANJ TAKUNA PANCHAYAT 421 CHHATTISGARH BALOD BALOD BHEDIA NAVAGAON 422 CHHATTISGARH BALOD BALOD JAGANATHPUR 423 CHHATTISGARH BALOD BALOD NIPANI 424 CHHATTISGARH BALOD DONDILOHARA ANDI 425 CHHATTISGARH BALOD DONDILOHARA KHAPRI 426 CHHATTISGARH BALOD DONDILOHARA KHARTHULI 427 CHHATTISGARH BALOD GUNDERDEHI BHUSRENGA 428 CHHATTISGARH BALOD GUNDERDEHI CHICHA 429 CHHATTISGARH BALOD GUNDERDEHI PIRID 430 CHHATTISGARH BALOD GUNDERDEHI SIKOSA 431 CHHATTISGARH BEMETARA BEMETARA JEWARI 432 CHHATTISGARH BEMETARA BEMETARA KHILORA 433 CHHATTISGARH BEMETARA BERLA KURUD 434 CHHATTISGARH BEMETARA BERLA LAVATARA(D) 435 CHHATTISGARH BEMETARA BERLA PATORA 436 CHHATTISGARH BEMETARA BERLA SANDI 437 CHHATTISGARH BEMETARA NAWAGARH BHESAMUDA 438 CHHATTISGARH BEMETARA NAWAGARH DHANORA 439 CHHATTISGARH BEMETARA NAWAGARH KAVRAKAPA 440 CHHATTISGARH BEMETARA NAWAGARH MOTIMPUR 441 CHHATTISGARH BILASPUR BELHA HATHNI 76 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 442 CHHATTISGARH BILASPUR BELHA KHAMHARDIH 443 CHHATTISGARH BILASPUR BELHA MUDHIPAR 444 CHHATTISGARH BILASPUR BELHA NEPANIYA 445 CHHATTISGARH BILASPUR GAURELLA-2 LALPUR 446 CHHATTISGARH BILASPUR GAURELLA-2 PAKARIYA 447 CHHATTISGARH BILASPUR TAKHATPUR GAMJU 448 CHHATTISGARH BILASPUR TAKHATPUR KARANKAPA 449 CHHATTISGARH BILASPUR TAKHATPUR KATHAKONI 450 CHHATTISGARH BILASPUR TAKHATPUR SAFRIBHATA 451 CHHATTISGARH DHAMTARI DHAMTARI JHIRIYA 452 CHHATTISGARH DHAMTARI DHAMTARI LIMTARA 453 CHHATTISGARH DHAMTARI DHAMTARI TARSIWA 454 CHHATTISGARH DHAMTARI KURUD DHUMA 455 CHHATTISGARH DHAMTARI KURUD KODEBOD 456 CHHATTISGARH DHAMTARI KURUD KOKDI (NARI) 457 CHHATTISGARH DHAMTARI KURUD MURA 458 CHHATTISGARH DHAMTARI NAGARI DUGLI 459 CHHATTISGARH DHAMTARI NAGARI GHATULA 460 CHHATTISGARH DHAMTARI NAGARI SIYARINALA 461 CHHATTISGARH GARIYABAND DEOBHOG GADAGHAT 462 CHHATTISGARH GARIYABAND DEOBHOG KODOBHATA 463 CHHATTISGARH GARIYABAND DEOBHOG MADAGAON 464 CHHATTISGARH GARIYABAND FINGESHWAR BARULA 465 CHHATTISGARH GARIYABAND FINGESHWAR BELTUKRI 466 CHHATTISGARH GARIYABAND FINGESHWAR KOUNDKERA 467 CHHATTISGARH GARIYABAND FINGESHWAR KUMHI 468 CHHATTISGARH GARIYABAND MAINPUR GOPALPUR 469 CHHATTISGARH GARIYABAND MAINPUR SAGDA 470 CHHATTISGARH GARIYABAND MAINPUR TUHAMETA 471 CHHATTISGARH JASHPUR BAGICHA BAGDOL 472 CHHATTISGARH JASHPUR BAGICHA BIMDA 473 CHHATTISGARH JASHPUR BAGICHA MAROL 474 CHHATTISGARH JASHPUR KANSABEL BATAIKELA 475 CHHATTISGARH JASHPUR KANSABEL FRSAJUDWAIN 77 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 476 CHHATTISGARH JASHPUR KANSABEL PATRAPALI 477 CHHATTISGARH JASHPUR KANSABEL SAGIBHAWANA 478 CHHATTISGARH JASHPUR KUNKURI BARANGJOR 479 CHHATTISGARH JASHPUR KUNKURI KERADIH 480 CHHATTISGARH JASHPUR KUNKURI SENDRIMUNDDA 481 CHHATTISGARH KANKER ANTAGARH KODAGAON 482 CHHATTISGARH KANKER ANTAGARH PODAGAON 483 CHHATTISGARH KANKER ANTAGARH TADOKI 484 CHHATTISGARH KANKER KOILEBEDA IRPANAR 485 CHHATTISGARH KANKER KOILEBEDA KESEKODI 486 CHHATTISGARH KANKER KOILEBEDA SHRIPUR 487 CHHATTISGARH KANKER NARHARPUR BANSAGAR 488 CHHATTISGARH KANKER NARHARPUR BIRANPUR 489 CHHATTISGARH KANKER NARHARPUR KISHANPURI 490 CHHATTISGARH KANKER NARHARPUR SALHEBHAT 491 CHHATTISGARH KAWARDHA KAWARDHA AMLIDIH 492 CHHATTISGARH KAWARDHA KAWARDHA BAHARMUDA 493 CHHATTISGARH KAWARDHA KAWARDHA GUDHA 494 CHHATTISGARH KAWARDHA KAWARDHA JHALMALA 495 CHHATTISGARH KAWARDHA PANDARIYA ANDHIYARKHOH 496 CHHATTISGARH KAWARDHA PANDARIYA KHAIRJHITI NAYA 497 CHHATTISGARH KAWARDHA S.LOHARA DAIHANDIH 498 CHHATTISGARH KAWARDHA S.LOHARA GOURMATI 499 CHHATTISGARH KAWARDHA S.LOHARA SARI 500 CHHATTISGARH KAWARDHA S.LOHARA UDIYAKHURD 501 CHHATTISGARH KONDAGAON BADERAJPUR CHOTERAJPUR 502 CHHATTISGARH KONDAGAON BADERAJPUR DHAMANPURI 503 CHHATTISGARH KONDAGAON BADERAJPUR MACHLI 504 CHHATTISGARH KONDAGAON KONDAGAON BADE KANERA 505 CHHATTISGARH KONDAGAON KONDAGAON MADANAR 506 CHHATTISGARH KONDAGAON KONDAGAON MASORA 507 CHHATTISGARH KONDAGAON MAKDI AMRAVATI 508 CHHATTISGARH KONDAGAON MAKDI ANATPUR 509 CHHATTISGARH KONDAGAON MAKDI CHOTESALNA 78 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 510 CHHATTISGARH KONDAGAON MAKDI THEMGAON 511 CHHATTISGARH KORBA KARTALA AOURAI 512 CHHATTISGARH KORBA KARTALA JARVE 513 CHHATTISGARH KORBA KARTALA KHUNTAKUDA 514 CHHATTISGARH KORBA KARTALA NAVAPARA(CHAINPUR) 515 CHHATTISGARH KORBA KORBA GODMA 516 CHHATTISGARH KORBA KORBA JAMBAHAR 517 CHHATTISGARH KORBA KORBA KUDURMAL 518 CHHATTISGARH KORBA PODI UPARODA PALI 519 CHHATTISGARH KORBA PODI UPARODA PUTIPHAKHNA 520 CHHATTISGARH KORBA PODI UPARODA SIMGA 521 CHHATTISGARH KOREA BAIKUNTHPUR CHAMPAJHAR 522 CHHATTISGARH KOREA BAIKUNTHPUR KHOND 523 CHHATTISGARH KOREA KHADGAWANA INDRAPUR 524 CHHATTISGARH KOREA KHADGAWANA KARWA 525 CHHATTISGARH KOREA KHADGAWANA PODI 526 CHHATTISGARH KOREA KHADGAWANA PODIDIH 527 CHHATTISGARH KOREA MANENDRAGARH KATHOTIYA 528 CHHATTISGARH KOREA MANENDRAGARH KELUA 529 CHHATTISGARH KOREA MANENDRAGARH SHIVGURH 530 CHHATTISGARH KOREA MANENDRAGARH SIRAULI 531 CHHATTISGARH MUNGELI LORMI AURAN BANDHA 532 CHHATTISGARH MUNGELI LORMI BHASKARA 533 CHHATTISGARH MUNGELI LORMI BIJRAKAPAKALAN 534 CHHATTISGARH MUNGELI LORMI KHUDIYA 535 CHHATTISGARH MUNGELI MUNGELI AMLIDIH 536 CHHATTISGARH MUNGELI MUNGELI KANTELI 537 CHHATTISGARH MUNGELI PATHARIYA BHAREWA 538 CHHATTISGARH MUNGELI PATHARIYA BIDBIDA 539 CHHATTISGARH MUNGELI PATHARIYA GHUTHIA 540 CHHATTISGARH MUNGELI PATHARIYA JEWRA 541 CHHATTISGARH NARAYANPUR NARAYANPUR AMASARA 542 CHHATTISGARH NARAYANPUR NARAYANPUR BINJALI 543 CHHATTISGARH NARAYANPUR NARAYANPUR BORPAL 79 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 544 CHHATTISGARH NARAYANPUR NARAYANPUR CHANDAGAON 545 CHHATTISGARH NARAYANPUR NARAYANPUR GADBENGAL 546 CHHATTISGARH NARAYANPUR NARAYANPUR HALAMI MUNJMETA 547 CHHATTISGARH NARAYANPUR NARAYANPUR PALKI 548 CHHATTISGARH NARAYANPUR NARAYANPUR REMAWAND 549 CHHATTISGARH NARAYANPUR ORCHHA(ABHUJMAD) GUDADI 550 CHHATTISGARH NARAYANPUR ORCHHA(ABHUJMAD) KANDADI 551 CHHATTISGARH SURGUJA BATAULI BALAMPUR 552 CHHATTISGARH SURGUJA BATAULI BASEN 553 CHHATTISGARH SURGUJA BATAULI SUWARPARA 554 CHHATTISGARH SURGUJA LAKHANPUR BELDAGI 555 CHHATTISGARH SURGUJA LAKHANPUR NIMHA 556 CHHATTISGARH SURGUJA LAKHANPUR PUTA 557 CHHATTISGARH SURGUJA SITAPUR BELGAON 558 CHHATTISGARH SURGUJA SITAPUR HALDISADH 559 CHHATTISGARH SURGUJA SITAPUR LICHIRAMA 560 CHHATTISGARH SURGUJA SITAPUR RAIKERA 561 GUJARAT AHMADABAD DASKROI BHAT 562 GUJARAT AHMADABAD DASKROI CHOSAR 563 GUJARAT AHMADABAD DASKROI KASINDRA 564 GUJARAT AHMADABAD DASKROI MAHIJADA 565 GUJARAT AHMADABAD MANDAL UDHROJ 566 GUJARAT AHMADABAD MANDAL UDHROJPURA 567 GUJARAT AHMADABAD MANDAL UKARDI 568 GUJARAT AHMADABAD VIRAMGAM DEDIASAN 569 GUJARAT AHMADABAD VIRAMGAM DEVPURA 570 GUJARAT AHMADABAD VIRAMGAM SHAHPUR 571 GUJARAT ANAND KHAMBHAT GUDEL 572 GUJARAT ANAND KHAMBHAT MOTIPURA 573 GUJARAT ANAND KHAMBHAT TARAKPUR 574 GUJARAT ANAND PETLAD ISRAMA 575 GUJARAT ANAND PETLAD RAVALI 576 GUJARAT ANAND PETLAD SHINHOL 577 GUJARAT ANAND PETLAD VADDLA 80 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 578 GUJARAT ANAND UMRETH BECHRI 579 GUJARAT ANAND UMRETH HAMIDPURA 580 GUJARAT ANAND UMRETH UNTAKHARI 581 GUJARAT BHAVNAGAR MAHUVA AMRUTVEL 582 GUJARAT BHAVNAGAR MAHUVA JAMBUDA 583 GUJARAT BHAVNAGAR MAHUVA MOTI SODVADRI 584 GUJARAT BHAVNAGAR MAHUVA SAMADHIYALA NO.3 585 GUJARAT BHAVNAGAR SHIHOR LAVARDA 586 GUJARAT BHAVNAGAR SHIHOR LIMBADDHAR 587 GUJARAT BHAVNAGAR SHIHOR SANOSARA 588 GUJARAT BHAVNAGAR TALAJA HAJIPAR 589 GUJARAT BHAVNAGAR TALAJA ROYAL 590 GUJARAT BHAVNAGAR TALAJA VATALIYA 591 GUJARAT BOTAD BARWALA DHADHODAR 592 GUJARAT BOTAD BARWALA KHAMIDANA 593 GUJARAT BOTAD BARWALA RAMPURA 594 GUJARAT BOTAD BARWALA RANPARI 595 GUJARAT BOTAD GADHADA MANDAVDHAR 596 GUJARAT BOTAD GADHADA MOTA UMARDA 597 GUJARAT BOTAD GADHADA RAMPARA 598 GUJARAT BOTAD RANPUR CHARANKI 599 GUJARAT BOTAD RANPUR DHARPIPLA 600 GUJARAT BOTAD RANPUR VEJALKA 601 GUJARAT DANG AHWA CHANKHAL 602 GUJARAT DANG AHWA GHOGHALI 603 GUJARAT DANG AHWA GONDALVIHIR 604 GUJARAT DANG AHWA LINGA 605 GUJARAT DANG SUBIR LAVACHALI 606 GUJARAT DANG SUBIR NAKATIYAHANVANT 607 GUJARAT DANG SUBIR SHEPUAMBA 608 GUJARAT DANG WAGHAI DOKPATAL 609 GUJARAT DANG WAGHAI KHATAL 610 GUJARAT DANG WAGHAI WAGHAI 611 GUJARAT GANDHINAGAR DEHGAM DEMALIYA 81 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 612 GUJARAT GANDHINAGAR DEHGAM GHAMIJ 613 GUJARAT GANDHINAGAR DEHGAM PAHADIYA 614 GUJARAT GANDHINAGAR GANDHINAGAR ADRAJ MOTI 615 GUJARAT GANDHINAGAR GANDHINAGAR KOLAVADA 616 GUJARAT GANDHINAGAR GANDHINAGAR RAIPUR 617 GUJARAT GANDHINAGAR GANDHINAGAR UNVARSAD 618 GUJARAT GANDHINAGAR MANSA AJARAPURA (RANGPUR) 619 GUJARAT GANDHINAGAR MANSA KOTVAS(ANODIYA) 620 GUJARAT GANDHINAGAR MANSA RAJPURA (M) 621 GUJARAT JUNAGADH JUNAGADH BAGDU 622 GUJARAT JUNAGADH JUNAGADH CHOKI 623 GUJARAT JUNAGADH JUNAGADH DUNGARPUR 624 GUJARAT JUNAGADH JUNAGADH VADHAVI 625 GUJARAT JUNAGADH KESHOD CHAR 626 GUJARAT JUNAGADH KESHOD CHITRI 627 GUJARAT JUNAGADH KESHOD PADODAR 628 GUJARAT JUNAGADH MANAVADAR KOTHADI 629 GUJARAT JUNAGADH MANAVADAR KOTHARIYA 630 GUJARAT JUNAGADH MANAVADAR KOYLANA 631 GUJARAT KHEDA KHEDA KAJIPURA-VAIKUNTHPURA 632 GUJARAT KHEDA KHEDA SAMADRA 633 GUJARAT KHEDA KHEDA SARSA 634 GUJARAT KHEDA KHEDA VADALA 635 GUJARAT KHEDA MATAR KUJARA 636 GUJARAT KHEDA MATAR NADOLI 637 GUJARAT KHEDA MATAR PALLALA 638 GUJARAT KHEDA MEHMEDABAD CHHAPRA 639 GUJARAT KHEDA MEHMEDABAD NAV CHATEN 640 GUJARAT KHEDA MEHMEDABAD SAMASPUR 641 GUJARAT MAHESANA KADI IRANA 642 GUJARAT MAHESANA KADI MATHASUR 643 GUJARAT MAHESANA KADI NADAN 644 GUJARAT MAHESANA VIJAPUR KAMALPUR 645 GUJARAT MAHESANA VIJAPUR KHAROD 82 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 646 GUJARAT MAHESANA VIJAPUR MORVAD 647 GUJARAT MAHESANA VISNAGAR GANESHPURA 648 GUJARAT MAHESANA VISNAGAR GUNJA 649 GUJARAT MAHESANA VISNAGAR SAVALA 650 GUJARAT MAHESANA VISNAGAR SEVALIYA 651 GUJARAT NARMADA DEDIYAPADA CHULI 652 GUJARAT NARMADA DEDIYAPADA KAKARPADA 653 GUJARAT NARMADA DEDIYAPADA MOSKUT 654 GUJARAT NARMADA DEDIYAPADA SABUTI 655 GUJARAT NARMADA GARUDESHWAR AMADLA 656 GUJARAT NARMADA GARUDESHWAR DHAMADRA 657 GUJARAT NARMADA GARUDESHWAR NAGHATPOR 658 GUJARAT NARMADA SAGBARA AMIYAR 659 GUJARAT NARMADA SAGBARA BHADOD 660 GUJARAT NARMADA SAGBARA BHOGWAD 661 GUJARAT PANCH MAHALS GODHRA DHOLI 662 GUJARAT PANCH MAHALS GODHRA LADPUR 663 GUJARAT PANCH MAHALS GODHRA POPATPURA 664 GUJARAT PANCH MAHALS KALOL AMBALA 665 GUJARAT PANCH MAHALS KALOL BEDHIYA 666 GUJARAT PANCH MAHALS KALOL SANSOLI 667 GUJARAT PANCH MAHALS MORVAHADAF BILWANIYA 668 GUJARAT PANCH MAHALS MORVAHADAF MEKHAR 669 GUJARAT PANCH MAHALS MORVAHADAF MOJARI 670 GUJARAT PANCH MAHALS MORVAHADAF VADODAR 671 GUJARAT PORBANDAR KUTIYANA DEVDA 672 GUJARAT PORBANDAR KUTIYANA GOKARAN 673 GUJARAT PORBANDAR KUTIYANA HELABELI 674 GUJARAT PORBANDAR KUTIYANA ISHVARIYA 675 GUJARAT PORBANDAR PORBANDAR BORICHA 676 GUJARAT PORBANDAR PORBANDAR NATVARNAGAR 677 GUJARAT PORBANDAR PORBANDAR ZAVAR 678 GUJARAT PORBANDAR RANAVAV ADITPARA 679 GUJARAT PORBANDAR RANAVAV MAHIRA 83 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 680 GUJARAT PORBANDAR RANAVAV NERANA 681 GUJARAT SABAR KANTHA HIMATNAGAR CHAMPALNAR 682 GUJARAT SABAR KANTHA HIMATNAGAR HAJIPUR 683 GUJARAT SABAR KANTHA HIMATNAGAR KANAI 684 GUJARAT SABAR KANTHA HIMATNAGAR MANPUR (BANKHOR) 685 GUJARAT SABAR KANTHA PRANTIJ DALANI MUVADI 686 GUJARAT SABAR KANTHA PRANTIJ KAMALPUR 687 GUJARAT SABAR KANTHA PRANTIJ RASULPUR 688 GUJARAT SABAR KANTHA TALOD BALISANA 689 GUJARAT SABAR KANTHA TALOD DADARDA 690 GUJARAT SABAR KANTHA TALOD KARMIPURA 691 GUJARAT SURAT BARDOLI KANAI 692 GUJARAT SURAT BARDOLI KARACHAKA 693 GUJARAT SURAT BARDOLI MANEKPORE 694 GUJARAT SURAT BARDOLI RAJVAD 695 GUJARAT SURAT KAMREJ KATHODARA 696 GUJARAT SURAT KAMREJ PARAB 697 GUJARAT SURAT KAMREJ VALAN 698 GUJARAT SURAT MANDVI BHATHIFALIYA 699 GUJARAT SURAT MANDVI PARDI 700 GUJARAT SURAT MANDVI UMARSADI 701 GUJARAT SURENDRANAGAR CHUDA KARMAD 702 GUJARAT SURENDRANAGAR CHUDA MINAPUR 703 GUJARAT SURENDRANAGAR CHUDA ZOBALA 704 GUJARAT SURENDRANAGAR DHRANGADHRA DHRUMATH 705 GUJARAT SURENDRANAGAR DHRANGADHRA JASAPAR 706 GUJARAT SURENDRANAGAR DHRANGADHRA JASMATPUR 707 GUJARAT SURENDRANAGAR DHRANGADHRA KHAMBHDA 708 GUJARAT SURENDRANAGAR LAKHTAR BAJRANGPURA 709 GUJARAT SURENDRANAGAR LAKHTAR DHANKI 710 GUJARAT SURENDRANAGAR LAKHTAR TANMANIYA 711 GUJARAT TAPI KUKARMUNDA CHOKHIAMLI 712 GUJARAT TAPI KUKARMUNDA MORAMABA 713 GUJARAT TAPI KUKARMUNDA TORANDA 84 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 714 GUJARAT TAPI SONGADH JUNVAN 715 GUJARAT TAPI SONGADH KIKAKUI 716 GUJARAT TAPI SONGADH MANDAL 717 GUJARAT TAPI VALOD ALGAT 718 GUJARAT TAPI VALOD MORDEVI 719 GUJARAT TAPI VALOD VALOD 720 GUJARAT TAPI VALOD VEDCHHI 721 HARYANA BHIWANI BAWANI KHERA DURJANPUR 722 HARYANA BHIWANI BAWANI KHERA JAMALPUR-II 723 HARYANA BHIWANI BAWANI KHERA MILAKPUR 724 HARYANA BHIWANI BAWANI KHERA SIWANA 725 HARYANA BHIWANI SIWANI KHERA 726 HARYANA BHIWANI SIWANI MOHILA 727 HARYANA BHIWANI SIWANI SHERPURA 728 HARYANA BHIWANI TOSHAM KHARKARI SOHAN 729 HARYANA BHIWANI TOSHAM RIWASA 730 HARYANA BHIWANI TOSHAM SAGWAN 731 HARYANA FARIDABAD BALLABGARH CHANDPUR 732 HARYANA FARIDABAD BALLABGARH HARPHALA 733 HARYANA FARIDABAD BALLABGARH MOHLA 734 HARYANA FARIDABAD BALLABGARH PEHLADPUR MAJRA BADROLA 735 HARYANA FARIDABAD BALLABGARH SAHUPURA 736 HARYANA FARIDABAD FARIDABAD ALAMPUR 737 HARYANA FARIDABAD FARIDABAD BHUAPUR 738 HARYANA FARIDABAD FARIDABAD MADALPUR 739 HARYANA FARIDABAD FARIDABAD SADPURA 740 HARYANA FARIDABAD FARIDABAD SHAHBAD 741 HARYANA GURGAON FARRUKHNAGAR BASKUSLA 742 HARYANA GURGAON FARRUKHNAGAR BUDHERA 743 HARYANA GURGAON FARRUKHNAGAR GUGANA 744 HARYANA GURGAON FARRUKHNAGAR JONIAWAS 745 HARYANA GURGAON GURGAON DHANKOT 746 HARYANA GURGAON GURGAON DHORKA 747 HARYANA GURGAON GURGAON NAHAR PUR KASAN 85 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 748 HARYANA GURGAON SOHNA DAULHA 749 HARYANA GURGAON SOHNA MANDAWAR 750 HARYANA GURGAON SOHNA SANCHOLI 751 HARYANA HISAR AGROHA JAGAN 752 HARYANA HISAR AGROHA KULERI 753 HARYANA HISAR AGROHA MIRPUR 754 HARYANA HISAR AGROHA SANDOL 755 HARYANA HISAR HANSI-I DEPAL 756 HARYANA HISAR HANSI-I DHANI KUMHARAN 757 HARYANA HISAR HANSI-I JAMAWRI 758 HARYANA HISAR HANSI-I KUTABPUR 759 HARYANA HISAR NARNAUND DHANI KUMBHRAN 760 HARYANA HISAR NARNAUND MILAKPUR 761 HARYANA JIND JULANA DEORAR 762 HARYANA JIND JULANA JHAMOLA 763 HARYANA JIND JULANA KARSOLA 764 HARYANA JIND JULANA SIRSA KHERI 765 HARYANA JIND NARWANA DHAKAL 766 HARYANA JIND NARWANA DHARODI 767 HARYANA JIND NARWANA PHOOLIA KHURD 768 HARYANA JIND NARWANA SAINTHALY 769 HARYANA JIND SAFIDON PAJU KALAN 770 HARYANA JIND SAFIDON RAM NAGAR 771 HARYANA KAITHAL KAITHAL DUNDHREHRI 772 HARYANA KAITHAL KAITHAL FRANSWALA 773 HARYANA KAITHAL KAITHAL MALKHERI 774 HARYANA KAITHAL KAITHAL TITRAM 775 HARYANA KAITHAL KALAYAT CHAUSALA 776 HARYANA KAITHAL KALAYAT KURAR 777 HARYANA KAITHAL KALAYAT PINJUPURA 778 HARYANA KAITHAL KALAYAT SINAND 779 HARYANA KAITHAL RAJOUND JAKHOLI KAMAN 780 HARYANA KAITHAL RAJOUND NANDKARAN MAJRA 781 HARYANA KURUKSHETRA BABAIN HARI PURA 86 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 782 HARYANA KURUKSHETRA BABAIN JHANDOLA 783 HARYANA KURUKSHETRA BABAIN RURKI 784 HARYANA KURUKSHETRA BABAIN SIMBALWAL 785 HARYANA KURUKSHETRA LADWA BAHLOL PUR 786 HARYANA KURUKSHETRA LADWA DUBKHERA 787 HARYANA KURUKSHETRA LADWA SHAHJAD PUR 788 HARYANA KURUKSHETRA THANESAR AMIN 789 HARYANA KURUKSHETRA THANESAR HASSANPUR 790 HARYANA KURUKSHETRA THANESAR HATHIRA 791 HARYANA MAHENDRAGARH KANINA CHELAWAS 792 HARYANA MAHENDRAGARH KANINA JHARLI 793 HARYANA MAHENDRAGARH KANINA UCHAT 794 HARYANA MAHENDRAGARH MAHENDRAGARH BHANDOR UCHI 795 HARYANA MAHENDRAGARH MAHENDRAGARH DEROLI JAT 796 HARYANA MAHENDRAGARH MAHENDRAGARH JHOOK 797 HARYANA MAHENDRAGARH NARNAUL BARGAON 798 HARYANA MAHENDRAGARH NARNAUL BHUSHUN KHURD 799 HARYANA MAHENDRAGARH NARNAUL HAMIDPUR 800 HARYANA MAHENDRAGARH NARNAUL PATIKARA 801 HARYANA REWARI BAWAL ARAMNAGAR 802 HARYANA REWARI BAWAL KESHOPUR 803 HARYANA REWARI BAWAL KHURRAMPUR 804 HARYANA REWARI KHOL AT REWARI BALWARI 805 HARYANA REWARI KHOL AT REWARI DHANI SHOBHA 806 HARYANA REWARI KHOL AT REWARI KUND 807 HARYANA REWARI REWARI DHAKIYA 808 HARYANA REWARI REWARI JEETPURA 809 HARYANA REWARI REWARI KHIJURI 810 HARYANA REWARI REWARI NRP BASS 811 HARYANA YAMUNANAGAR JAGADHRI HARIAN BAS 812 HARYANA YAMUNANAGAR JAGADHRI HARIPUR JATTAN 813 HARYANA YAMUNANAGAR JAGADHRI KARERA KHURD I 814 HARYANA YAMUNANAGAR JAGADHRI ROD CHAPPAR 815 HARYANA YAMUNANAGAR RADAUR ALAHAR 87 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 816 HARYANA YAMUNANAGAR RADAUR BASANT PURA 817 HARYANA YAMUNANAGAR RADAUR SANDHALA 818 HARYANA YAMUNANAGAR SADAURA (PART) BURJ JAMNA WALA 819 HARYANA YAMUNANAGAR SADAURA (PART) MEHMED PUR 820 HARYANA YAMUNANAGAR SADAURA (PART) RAJ PUR 821 HIMACHAL PRADESH BILASPUR BILASPUR SADAR CHANDPUR 822 HIMACHAL PRADESH BILASPUR BILASPUR SADAR PANJGAI 823 HIMACHAL PRADESH BILASPUR BILASPUR SADAR SUI SURHAD 824 HIMACHAL PRADESH BILASPUR GHUMARWIN BAROTA 825 HIMACHAL PRADESH BILASPUR GHUMARWIN DADHOL 826 HIMACHAL PRADESH BILASPUR GHUMARWIN GATWAR 827 HIMACHAL PRADESH BILASPUR GHUMARWIN LUHARWIN 828 HIMACHAL PRADESH BILASPUR SHRI NAINA DEVI JI AT SWARGHAT BEHAL 829 HIMACHAL PRADESH BILASPUR SHRI NAINA DEVI JI AT SWARGHAT GHAVANDAL 830 HIMACHAL PRADESH BILASPUR SHRI NAINA DEVI JI AT SWARGHAT ROUDJAMAN 831 HIMACHAL PRADESH HAMIRPUR BAMSON BAFDIN 832 HIMACHAL PRADESH HAMIRPUR BAMSON PATNAUN 833 HIMACHAL PRADESH HAMIRPUR BAMSON SARAHAKAR 834 HIMACHAL PRADESH HAMIRPUR BAMSON SWAHAL 835 HIMACHAL PRADESH HAMIRPUR HAMIRPUR BRAHLADI 836 HIMACHAL PRADESH HAMIRPUR HAMIRPUR CHANGER 837 HIMACHAL PRADESH HAMIRPUR HAMIRPUR NARA 838 HIMACHAL PRADESH HAMIRPUR TIHRA SUJANPUR DHAMRIYANA 839 HIMACHAL PRADESH HAMIRPUR TIHRA SUJANPUR PATLANDAR 840 HIMACHAL PRADESH HAMIRPUR TIHRA SUJANPUR TIHRA 841 HIMACHAL PRADESH KINNAUR KALPA CHANSU 842 HIMACHAL PRADESH KINNAUR KALPA ROGHI 843 HIMACHAL PRADESH KINNAUR KALPA TELANGI 844 HIMACHAL PRADESH KINNAUR NICHAR BARI 845 HIMACHAL PRADESH KINNAUR NICHAR KAFNU 846 HIMACHAL PRADESH KINNAUR NICHAR NATHPA 847 HIMACHAL PRADESH KINNAUR NICHAR NICHAR 848 HIMACHAL PRADESH KINNAUR POOH NAKO 849 HIMACHAL PRADESH KINNAUR POOH RARANG 88 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 850 HIMACHAL PRADESH KINNAUR POOH ROPA 851 HIMACHAL PRADESH LAHUL AND SPITI SPITI DAIMUL 852 HIMACHAL PRADESH LAHUL AND SPITI SPITI DANKHAR 853 HIMACHAL PRADESH LAHUL AND SPITI SPITI GIU 854 HIMACHAL PRADESH LAHUL AND SPITI SPITI HUL 855 HIMACHAL PRADESH LAHUL AND SPITI SPITI KAZA 856 HIMACHAL PRADESH LAHUL AND SPITI SPITI KHURIK 857 HIMACHAL PRADESH LAHUL AND SPITI SPITI KIBBER 858 HIMACHAL PRADESH LAHUL AND SPITI SPITI LALUNG 859 HIMACHAL PRADESH LAHUL AND SPITI SPITI SAGNAM 860 HIMACHAL PRADESH LAHUL AND SPITI SPITI TABO 861 HIMACHAL PRADESH SHIMLA JUBBAL KOTKHAI BAKHOL 862 HIMACHAL PRADESH SHIMLA JUBBAL KOTKHAI KUDDU 863 HIMACHAL PRADESH SHIMLA JUBBAL KOTKHAI NANDPUR 864 HIMACHAL PRADESH SHIMLA JUBBAL KOTKHAI RANWI 865 HIMACHAL PRADESH SHIMLA RAMPUR DEVNAGAR 866 HIMACHAL PRADESH SHIMLA RAMPUR GOPALPUR 867 HIMACHAL PRADESH SHIMLA RAMPUR NARIAN 868 HIMACHAL PRADESH SHIMLA THEOG JAIS 869 HIMACHAL PRADESH SHIMLA THEOG KYARA 870 HIMACHAL PRADESH SHIMLA THEOG SHANTEYA 871 HIMACHAL PRADESH UNA GAGRET GUGLEHAR 872 HIMACHAL PRADESH UNA GAGRET MAWA KAHOLAN 873 HIMACHAL PRADESH UNA GAGRET OEL 874 HIMACHAL PRADESH UNA HAROLI KANGAR 875 HIMACHAL PRADESH UNA HAROLI KUNGRAT 876 HIMACHAL PRADESH UNA HAROLI SALOH 877 HIMACHAL PRADESH UNA UNA AJOULI 878 HIMACHAL PRADESH UNA UNA JHALERA 879 HIMACHAL PRADESH UNA UNA LAMLEHRA 880 HIMACHAL PRADESH UNA UNA TABBA 881 KARNATAKA BELGAUM CHIKODI BEDAKIHAL 882 KARNATAKA BELGAUM CHIKODI CHIKKALAWAL 883 KARNATAKA BELGAUM CHIKODI JATRAT 89 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 884 KARNATAKA BELGAUM CHIKODI PATTANAKUDI 885 KARNATAKA BELGAUM RAMDURG HANAMAPUR 886 KARNATAKA BELGAUM RAMDURG K.CHANDARAGI 887 KARNATAKA BELGAUM RAMDURG MULLLUR 888 KARNATAKA BELGAUM RAYBAG ALAKHANUR 889 KARNATAKA BELGAUM RAYBAG BEKKERI 890 KARNATAKA BELGAUM RAYBAG NILAJI 891 KARNATAKA BELLARY BELLARY CHALLAGURKI 892 KARNATAKA BELLARY BELLARY RUPANAGUDI 893 KARNATAKA BELLARY BELLARY SANGANAKALLU 894 KARNATAKA BELLARY HAGARIBOMMANAHALLI ALABOORU 895 KARNATAKA BELLARY HAGARIBOMMANAHALLI MORIGERI 896 KARNATAKA BELLARY HAGARIBOMMANAHALLI SONNA 897 KARNATAKA BELLARY HAGARIBOMMANAHALLI THAMBRAHALLI 898 KARNATAKA BELLARY SANDUR KALINGERE 899 KARNATAKA BELLARY SANDUR KRISHNANAGARA 900 KARNATAKA BELLARY SANDUR THARANAGARA 901 KARNATAKA BIJAPUR BASAVANA BAGEVADI ARASHANAGI 902 KARNATAKA BIJAPUR BASAVANA BAGEVADI CHIMMALAGI 903 KARNATAKA BIJAPUR BASAVANA BAGEVADI TELAGI 904 KARNATAKA BIJAPUR BASAVANA BAGEVADI WANDAL 905 KARNATAKA BIJAPUR INDI BASANAL 906 KARNATAKA BIJAPUR INDI NIVARAGI 907 KARNATAKA BIJAPUR INDI ZALAKI 908 KARNATAKA BIJAPUR SINDGI SUNGATHAN 909 KARNATAKA BIJAPUR SINDGI YARAGAL BK 910 KARNATAKA BIJAPUR SINDGI YENKANCHI 911 KARNATAKA CHIKMAGALUR KADUR CHOULAHIRIYUR 912 KARNATAKA CHIKMAGALUR KADUR HULIKERE 913 KARNATAKA CHIKMAGALUR KOPPA ASAGODU 914 KARNATAKA CHIKMAGALUR KOPPA CHAVALMANE 915 KARNATAKA CHIKMAGALUR KOPPA MARITOTLU 916 KARNATAKA CHIKMAGALUR KOPPA SHANUVALLI 917 KARNATAKA CHIKMAGALUR NARASIMHARAJAPURA B.KANABUR 90 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 918 KARNATAKA CHIKMAGALUR NARASIMHARAJAPURA MAGUNDI 919 KARNATAKA CHIKMAGALUR NARASIMHARAJAPURA MENASUR 920 KARNATAKA CHIKMAGALUR NARASIMHARAJAPURA NAGALAPURA 921 KARNATAKA CHITRADURGA HOLALKERE GUNDERI 922 KARNATAKA CHITRADURGA HOLALKERE MALLADHIHALLI 923 KARNATAKA CHITRADURGA HOLALKERE SHIVAGANGA 924 KARNATAKA CHITRADURGA HOSDURGA BELAGUR 925 KARNATAKA CHITRADURGA HOSDURGA BOKIKERE 926 KARNATAKA CHITRADURGA HOSDURGA DEVIGERE 927 KARNATAKA CHITRADURGA HOSDURGA KANCHIPURA 928 KARNATAKA CHITRADURGA MOLAKALMURU B.G.KERE 929 KARNATAKA CHITRADURGA MOLAKALMURU HANAGAL 930 KARNATAKA CHITRADURGA MOLAKALMURU J.B.HALLI 931 KARNATAKA DAVANAGERE CHANNAGIRI KATTALAGERE 932 KARNATAKA DAVANAGERE CHANNAGIRI KEMPANAHALLI 933 KARNATAKA DAVANAGERE CHANNAGIRI MEDIKERE 934 KARNATAKA DAVANAGERE CHANNAGIRI NILOGAL 935 KARNATAKA DAVANAGERE DAVANAGERE ATTIGERE 936 KARNATAKA DAVANAGERE DAVANAGERE BELAVANUR 937 KARNATAKA DAVANAGERE DAVANAGERE KUKKAWADA 938 KARNATAKA DAVANAGERE HONNALI ARABAGHATTE 939 KARNATAKA DAVANAGERE HONNALI BELIMALLUR 940 KARNATAKA DAVANAGERE HONNALI HUNASAGHATTA 941 KARNATAKA DHARWAR DHARWAD HALLIGERI 942 KARNATAKA DHARWAR DHARWAD HAROBELAWADI 943 KARNATAKA DHARWAR DHARWAD HONNAPURA 944 KARNATAKA DHARWAR DHARWAD KOTABAGI 945 KARNATAKA DHARWAR KUNDGOL BETADUR 946 KARNATAKA DHARWAR KUNDGOL GUDAGERI 947 KARNATAKA DHARWAR KUNDGOL KAMADOLLI 948 KARNATAKA DHARWAR NAVALGUND BHADRAPUR 949 KARNATAKA DHARWAR NAVALGUND SASWIHALLI 950 KARNATAKA DHARWAR NAVALGUND SHELAWADI 951 KARNATAKA GADAG NARAGUND HUNSIKATTI 91 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 952 KARNATAKA GADAG NARAGUND KANIKIKOPPA 953 KARNATAKA GADAG NARAGUND SHIROL 954 KARNATAKA GADAG NARAGUND SURKOD 955 KARNATAKA GADAG RON GOGERI 956 KARNATAKA GADAG RON HOLEMANNUR 957 KARNATAKA GADAG RON JAKKALI 958 KARNATAKA GADAG SHIRAHATT BATTUR 959 KARNATAKA GADAG SHIRAHATT BELLATTI 960 KARNATAKA GADAG SHIRAHATT RANATUR 961 KARNATAKA KODAGU MADIKERI AIYANGERI 962 KARNATAKA KODAGU MADIKERI GALIBEEDU 963 KARNATAKA KODAGU MADIKERI KALAKERI NIDUGANE 964 KARNATAKA KODAGU SOMVARPET 7TH HOSKOTE 965 KARNATAKA KODAGU SOMVARPET KAMBIBANE 966 KARNATAKA KODAGU SOMVARPET KUDUMANGALORE 967 KARNATAKA KODAGU SOMVARPET NANJARAYAPATNA 968 KARNATAKA KODAGU VIRAJPET HATHURU 969 KARNATAKA KODAGU VIRAJPET K BADAGA 970 KARNATAKA KODAGU VIRAJPET KUTTA 971 KARNATAKA KOPPAL GANGAVATHI ANEGUNDI 972 KARNATAKA KOPPAL GANGAVATHI CHIKKAMADINAL 973 KARNATAKA KOPPAL GANGAVATHI MARALI 974 KARNATAKA KOPPAL GANGAVATHI MARLANHALLI 975 KARNATAKA KOPPAL KOPPAL ALWANDI 976 KARNATAKA KOPPAL KOPPAL BEVINAHALLI 977 KARNATAKA KOPPAL KOPPAL HIRESINDOGI 978 KARNATAKA KOPPAL YELBURGA MASABHANCHINAL 979 KARNATAKA KOPPAL YELBURGA MATALADINNI 980 KARNATAKA KOPPAL YELBURGA SANGANAHAL 981 KARNATAKA MANDYA MADDUR HOSAGAVI 982 KARNATAKA MANDYA MADDUR K.HONNALAGERE 983 KARNATAKA MANDYA MADDUR SADOLALU 984 KARNATAKA MANDYA NAGAMANGALA BRAMHADEVARAHALLI 985 KARNATAKA MANDYA NAGAMANGALA HARADANAHALLI 92 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 986 KARNATAKA MANDYA NAGAMANGALA HONNAVARA 987 KARNATAKA MANDYA NAGAMANGALA JAVARANAHALLI 988 KARNATAKA MANDYA PANDAVAPURA CINAKURALI 989 KARNATAKA MANDYA PANDAVAPURA DINKA 990 KARNATAKA MANDYA PANDAVAPURA DODABYADARAHALLI 991 KARNATAKA MYSORE HEGGADADEVANKOTE BEECHANAHALLI 992 KARNATAKA MYSORE HEGGADADEVANKOTE K.BELTHURU 993 KARNATAKA MYSORE HEGGADADEVANKOTE THUMBASOGE 994 KARNATAKA MYSORE PIRIYAPATNA CHITTANAHALLI 995 KARNATAKA MYSORE PIRIYAPATNA DODDABYALALU 996 KARNATAKA MYSORE PIRIYAPATNA KOPPA 997 KARNATAKA MYSORE PIRIYAPATNA NAVILURU 998 KARNATAKA MYSORE TIRUMAKUDAL-NARSIPUR KALIYURU 999 KARNATAKA MYSORE TIRUMAKUDAL-NARSIPUR MADAPURA 1000 KARNATAKA MYSORE TIRUMAKUDAL-NARSIPUR SOSALE 1001 KARNATAKA SHIMOGA BHADRAVATI ARALIHALLI 1002 KARNATAKA SHIMOGA BHADRAVATI KAREHALLI 1003 KARNATAKA SHIMOGA BHADRAVATI SYDARAKALLAHALLI 1004 KARNATAKA SHIMOGA BHADRAVATI YAREHALLI 1005 KARNATAKA SHIMOGA SHIKARPUR GAMA 1006 KARNATAKA SHIMOGA SHIKARPUR KITTADAHALLI 1007 KARNATAKA SHIMOGA SHIKARPUR THOGARSI 1008 KARNATAKA SHIMOGA TIRTHAHALLI HANAGERE 1009 KARNATAKA SHIMOGA TIRTHAHALLI HAROGOLIGE 1010 KARNATAKA SHIMOGA TIRTHAHALLI THIRTHAMUTTHURU 1011 KARNATAKA TUMKUR KORATAGERE AGRAHARA 1012 KARNATAKA TUMKUR KORATAGERE HULIKUNTE 1013 KARNATAKA TUMKUR KORATAGERE THUMBADI 1014 KARNATAKA TUMKUR SIRA BHUPASANDRA 1015 KARNATAKA TUMKUR SIRA THARUR 1016 KARNATAKA TUMKUR SIRA THAVAREKERE 1017 KARNATAKA TUMKUR TUMKUR GANGONAHALLI 1018 KARNATAKA TUMKUR TUMKUR KESARAMADU 1019 KARNATAKA TUMKUR TUMKUR MALLASANDRA 93 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1020 KARNATAKA TUMKUR TUMKUR NAGAVALLI 1021 KARNATAKA UDUPI KARKAL KADTHALA 1022 KARNATAKA UDUPI KARKAL MUDRADI 1023 KARNATAKA UDUPI KARKAL NITTE 1024 KARNATAKA UDUPI KARKAL YERLAPADI 1025 KARNATAKA UDUPI KUNDAPURA KIRIMANJESHAWARA 1026 KARNATAKA UDUPI KUNDAPURA KUMBASHI 1027 KARNATAKA UDUPI KUNDAPURA MADAMAKKI 1028 KARNATAKA UDUPI UDUPI BAIRAMPALLI 1029 KARNATAKA UDUPI UDUPI HANEHALLI 1030 KARNATAKA UDUPI UDUPI KOKKARNE 1031 KARNATAKA YADGIR SHAHPUR KHANAPUR 1032 KARNATAKA YADGIR SHAHPUR SAGAR (B) 1033 KARNATAKA YADGIR SHAHPUR UKKINAL 1034 KARNATAKA YADGIR SHORAPUR ALDAL 1035 KARNATAKA YADGIR SHORAPUR ARKERA (J) 1036 KARNATAKA YADGIR SHORAPUR HEBBAL (B) 1037 KARNATAKA YADGIR SHORAPUR KACHAKNUR 1038 KARNATAKA YADGIR YADGIR ARKERA (K) 1039 KARNATAKA YADGIR YADGIR JAIGRAM 1040 KARNATAKA YADGIR YADGIR RAMASAMUDRA 1041 KERALA ALAPPUZHA CHENGANNUR BUDHANOOR 1042 KERALA ALAPPUZHA CHENGANNUR PANDANAD 1043 KERALA ALAPPUZHA CHENGANNUR PULIYOOR 1044 KERALA ALAPPUZHA CHENGANNUR THIRUVANVANDOOR 1045 KERALA ALAPPUZHA MUTHUKULAM CHEPPAD 1046 KERALA ALAPPUZHA MUTHUKULAM KRISHNAPURAM 1047 KERALA ALAPPUZHA MUTHUKULAM PATHIYOOR 1048 KERALA ALAPPUZHA VELIYANAD MUTTAR 1049 KERALA ALAPPUZHA VELIYANAD PULINCUNNOO 1050 KERALA ALAPPUZHA VELIYANAD RAMANKARY 1051 KERALA ERNAKULAM ANGAMALY KALADY 1052 KERALA ERNAKULAM ANGAMALY MALAYATTOOR NEELESWARAM 1053 KERALA ERNAKULAM ANGAMALY MOOKKANNUR 94 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1054 KERALA ERNAKULAM ANGAMALY THURAVOOR 1055 KERALA ERNAKULAM MOOVATTUPUZHA ARAKUZHA 1056 KERALA ERNAKULAM MOOVATTUPUZHA AYAVANA 1057 KERALA ERNAKULAM MOOVATTUPUZHA PAIPRA 1058 KERALA ERNAKULAM VAZHAKULAM EDATHALA 1059 KERALA ERNAKULAM VAZHAKULAM KIZHAKKAMBALAM 1060 KERALA ERNAKULAM VAZHAKULAM VAZHAKULAM 1061 KERALA KANNUR IRIKKUR IRIKKUR 1062 KERALA KANNUR IRIKKUR MAYYIL 1063 KERALA KANNUR IRIKKUR PADIYOOR 1064 KERALA KANNUR IRITTY KEEZHALLUR 1065 KERALA KANNUR IRITTY KOODALI 1066 KERALA KANNUR IRITTY THILLANKERY 1067 KERALA KANNUR PAYYANUR KANKOL - ALAPPADAMBA 1068 KERALA KANNUR PAYYANUR KARIVELLUR PERALAM 1069 KERALA KANNUR PAYYANUR KUNHIMANGALAM 1070 KERALA KANNUR PAYYANUR PERINGOME VAYAKKARA 1071 KERALA KASARGOD MANJESHWAR MEENJA 1072 KERALA KASARGOD MANJESHWAR PAIVALIKE 1073 KERALA KASARGOD MANJESHWAR PUTHIGE 1074 KERALA KASARGOD NILESHWAR CHERUVATHUR 1075 KERALA KASARGOD NILESHWAR KAYYUR CHEEMENI 1076 KERALA KASARGOD NILESHWAR PILICODE 1077 KERALA KASARGOD PARAPPA EAST ELERI 1078 KERALA KASARGOD PARAPPA KINANOOR - KARINTHALAM 1079 KERALA KASARGOD PARAPPA KODOMBELUR 1080 KERALA KASARGOD PARAPPA WESTELERI 1081 KERALA KOTTAYAM ERATTUPETTAH POONJAR THEKKEKARA 1082 KERALA KOTTAYAM ERATTUPETTAH THALANAD 1083 KERALA KOTTAYAM ERATTUPETTAH THIDANAD 1084 KERALA KOTTAYAM KANJIRAPPALLY KANJIRAPPALLY 1085 KERALA KOTTAYAM KANJIRAPPALLY MUNDAKAYAM 1086 KERALA KOTTAYAM KANJIRAPPALLY PARATHODU 1087 KERALA KOTTAYAM UZHAVOOR KADAPLAMATTOM 95 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1088 KERALA KOTTAYAM UZHAVOOR KURAVILANGAD 1089 KERALA KOTTAYAM UZHAVOOR RAMAPURAM 1090 KERALA KOTTAYAM UZHAVOOR VELIYANNOOR 1091 KERALA MALAPPURAM KALIKAVU AMARAMBALAM 1092 KERALA MALAPPURAM KALIKAVU KARULAI 1093 KERALA MALAPPURAM KALIKAVU TUVVUR 1094 KERALA MALAPPURAM PERINTHALMANNA ANGADIPPURAM 1095 KERALA MALAPPURAM PERINTHALMANNA KEEZHATTUR 1096 KERALA MALAPPURAM PERINTHALMANNA MELATTUR 1097 KERALA MALAPPURAM PERINTHALMANNA PULAMANTHOLE 1098 KERALA MALAPPURAM THANUR NIRAMARUTHUR 1099 KERALA MALAPPURAM THANUR OZHUR 1100 KERALA MALAPPURAM THANUR TANALUR 1101 KERALA PALAKKAD CHITTUR ELAPPULLY 1102 KERALA PALAKKAD CHITTUR KOZHINJAMPARA 1103 KERALA PALAKKAD CHITTUR NALLEPILLY 1104 KERALA PALAKKAD CHITTUR PERUMATTY 1105 KERALA PALAKKAD OTTAPPALAM CHALAVARA 1106 KERALA PALAKKAD OTTAPPALAM TRIKKADERI 1107 KERALA PALAKKAD OTTAPPALAM VANIAMKULAM 1108 KERALA PALAKKAD PALAKKAD KONGAD 1109 KERALA PALAKKAD PALAKKAD MANNUR 1110 KERALA PALAKKAD PALAKKAD MUNDUR 1111 KERALA PATHANAMTHITTA ELANTHOOR CHERUKOLE 1112 KERALA PATHANAMTHITTA ELANTHOOR NARANGANAM 1113 KERALA PATHANAMTHITTA ELANTHOOR OMALLOOR 1114 KERALA PATHANAMTHITTA KONNI KONNI 1115 KERALA PATHANAMTHITTA KONNI MALAYALAPUZHA 1116 KERALA PATHANAMTHITTA KONNI MYLAPRA 1117 KERALA PATHANAMTHITTA KONNI VALLICODE 1118 KERALA PATHANAMTHITTA PARAKODE ENADIMANGALAM 1119 KERALA PATHANAMTHITTA PARAKODE KALANJOOR 1120 KERALA PATHANAMTHITTA PARAKODE KODUMON 1121 MADHYA PRADESH AGAR-MALWA AGAR CHACHAKHEDI 96 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1122 MADHYA PRADESH AGAR-MALWA AGAR HADAI 1123 MADHYA PRADESH AGAR-MALWA AGAR KHIMAKHEDI 1124 MADHYA PRADESH AGAR-MALWA AGAR NARWAL 1125 MADHYA PRADESH AGAR-MALWA BADOD CHHAYAN 1126 MADHYA PRADESH AGAR-MALWA BADOD CHHIPYA 1127 MADHYA PRADESH AGAR-MALWA BADOD GANGAPUR 1128 MADHYA PRADESH AGAR-MALWA NALKHEDA CHAPAKHEDA 1129 MADHYA PRADESH AGAR-MALWA NALKHEDA CHARDA 1130 MADHYA PRADESH AGAR-MALWA NALKHEDA DHAROLA 1131 MADHYA PRADESH ALIRAJPUR ALIRAJPUR AMBUA 1132 MADHYA PRADESH ALIRAJPUR ALIRAJPUR CHOGANWAT 1133 MADHYA PRADESH ALIRAJPUR ALIRAJPUR LAXMANI 1134 MADHYA PRADESH ALIRAJPUR BHABRA BARJHAR 1135 MADHYA PRADESH ALIRAJPUR BHABRA KHUTAJA BADA 1136 MADHYA PRADESH ALIRAJPUR BHABRA MENDHA 1137 MADHYA PRADESH ALIRAJPUR BHABRA SANDA 1138 MADHYA PRADESH ALIRAJPUR JOBAT KHUTAJA 1139 MADHYA PRADESH ALIRAJPUR JOBAT NEHTADA 1140 MADHYA PRADESH ALIRAJPUR JOBAT WANJABAIDA 1141 MADHYA PRADESH ANUPPUR ANUPPUR PIPRHA 1142 MADHYA PRADESH ANUPPUR ANUPPUR REULA 1143 MADHYA PRADESH ANUPPUR ANUPPUR SADDI 1144 MADHYA PRADESH ANUPPUR JAITHARI BAIHAR 1145 MADHYA PRADESH ANUPPUR JAITHARI BIJAUDI 1146 MADHYA PRADESH ANUPPUR JAITHARI JHAITAL 1147 MADHYA PRADESH ANUPPUR JAITHARI KOLMI 1148 MADHYA PRADESH ANUPPUR KOTMA BAHERABANDH 1149 MADHYA PRADESH ANUPPUR KOTMA KOTHI 1150 MADHYA PRADESH ANUPPUR KOTMA SARANGGARH 1151 MADHYA PRADESH BARWANI BARWANI MENIMATA 1152 MADHYA PRADESH BARWANI BARWANI REHGUN (SAJ.) 1153 MADHYA PRADESH BARWANI BARWANI SAJWANI 1154 MADHYA PRADESH BARWANI BARWANI TALUN KHURD 1155 MADHYA PRADESH BARWANI PATI BUDI 97 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1156 MADHYA PRADESH BARWANI PATI OSADA 1157 MADHYA PRADESH BARWANI PATI PIPARKUND (F) 1158 MADHYA PRADESH BARWANI RAJPUR AGALGAON 1159 MADHYA PRADESH BARWANI RAJPUR NAGALWADI BUJURG 1160 MADHYA PRADESH BARWANI RAJPUR NANDGAO 1161 MADHYA PRADESH BETUL BETUL DANORA 1162 MADHYA PRADESH BETUL BETUL SEHARA 1163 MADHYA PRADESH BETUL BETUL TEMNI 1164 MADHYA PRADESH BETUL GHORA DONGRI KHARI 1165 MADHYA PRADESH BETUL GHORA DONGRI KOLGAON 1166 MADHYA PRADESH BETUL GHORA DONGRI NIMPANI 1167 MADHYA PRADESH BETUL GHORA DONGRI PACHAMA 1168 MADHYA PRADESH BETUL PRABHAT PATTAN BAGHODA 1169 MADHYA PRADESH BETUL PRABHAT PATTAN BIRUL BAZAR 1170 MADHYA PRADESH BETUL PRABHAT PATTAN BORGAON OR SERGARH 1171 MADHYA PRADESH CHHATARPUR BADA MALEHARA BAMOHRIKHURD 1172 MADHYA PRADESH CHHATARPUR BADA MALEHARA MAILWAR 1173 MADHYA PRADESH CHHATARPUR BADA MALEHARA RAJPURA 1174 MADHYA PRADESH CHHATARPUR BADA MALEHARA SORAI 1175 MADHYA PRADESH CHHATARPUR BUXWAHA BIRAMPURA 1176 MADHYA PRADESH CHHATARPUR BUXWAHA MAJHORA 1177 MADHYA PRADESH CHHATARPUR BUXWAHA PADARIYA 1178 MADHYA PRADESH CHHATARPUR GAURIHAR BARUA 1179 MADHYA PRADESH CHHATARPUR GAURIHAR KHADDI 1180 MADHYA PRADESH CHHATARPUR GAURIHAR MAJHPATIYA 1181 MADHYA PRADESH CHHINDWARA BICHHUA LOHARBATTARI 1182 MADHYA PRADESH CHHINDWARA BICHHUA PANATHAWADI MAL 1183 MADHYA PRADESH CHHINDWARA BICHHUA SONPUR 1184 MADHYA PRADESH CHHINDWARA MOHKHED GORAKHPUR 1185 MADHYA PRADESH CHHINDWARA MOHKHED HIVARIVASUDEV 1186 MADHYA PRADESH CHHINDWARA MOHKHED SARANGBIHARI 1187 MADHYA PRADESH CHHINDWARA TAMIA DOB 1188 MADHYA PRADESH CHHINDWARA TAMIA JAITPUR 1189 MADHYA PRADESH CHHINDWARA TAMIA MANKADEI 98 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1190 MADHYA PRADESH CHHINDWARA TAMIA PANDHUPIPARIA 1191 MADHYA PRADESH DAMOH BATIYAGARH BASIYA 1192 MADHYA PRADESH DAMOH BATIYAGARH CHAINPURA 1193 MADHYA PRADESH DAMOH BATIYAGARH NEEMI 1194 MADHYA PRADESH DAMOH JABERA BANWAR 1195 MADHYA PRADESH DAMOH JABERA GOLAPATI 1196 MADHYA PRADESH DAMOH JABERA GUDA 1197 MADHYA PRADESH DAMOH JABERA RICHHAI 1198 MADHYA PRADESH DAMOH PATERA KUTRI 1199 MADHYA PRADESH DAMOH PATERA LUHARI 1200 MADHYA PRADESH DAMOH PATERA MUARI 1201 MADHYA PRADESH DATIA BHANDER BARCHOLI 1202 MADHYA PRADESH DATIA BHANDER KHIRIYA-SAHAV 1203 MADHYA PRADESH DATIA BHANDER PANDOKHAR 1204 MADHYA PRADESH DATIA DATIA BADONKALAN 1205 MADHYA PRADESH DATIA DATIA GHUGHSI 1206 MADHYA PRADESH DATIA DATIA JONHAR 1207 MADHYA PRADESH DATIA SEONDHA DARYAOPUR 1208 MADHYA PRADESH DATIA SEONDHA GYARA 1209 MADHYA PRADESH DATIA SEONDHA KHERONAGHAT 1210 MADHYA PRADESH DATIA SEONDHA SUNARI 1211 MADHYA PRADESH DHAR DHAR ANARAD 1212 MADHYA PRADESH DHAR DHAR GARDAWAD 1213 MADHYA PRADESH DHAR DHAR JETPURA 1214 MADHYA PRADESH DHAR DHAR SADALPUR 1215 MADHYA PRADESH DHAR DHARAMPURI CHANDAWAD 1216 MADHYA PRADESH DHAR DHARAMPURI KUNDA 1217 MADHYA PRADESH DHAR DHARAMPURI PANDHANYA 1218 MADHYA PRADESH DHAR GANDHWANI KESHVI 1219 MADHYA PRADESH DHAR GANDHWANI KHEDIBUJURG 1220 MADHYA PRADESH DHAR GANDHWANI LEDGAON 1221 MADHYA PRADESH DINDORI AMARPUR CHANDPUR 1222 MADHYA PRADESH DINDORI AMARPUR JHILMILA 1223 MADHYA PRADESH DINDORI AMARPUR KAMARASODA 99 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1224 MADHYA PRADESH DINDORI AMARPUR KHAIRDA 1225 MADHYA PRADESH DINDORI KARANJIYA BAWELLY 1226 MADHYA PRADESH DINDORI KARANJIYA GARKAMATTA 1227 MADHYA PRADESH DINDORI KARANJIYA KHANNAT 1228 MADHYA PRADESH DINDORI KARANJIYA MEDHAKHAR 1229 MADHYA PRADESH DINDORI MEHANDWANI KOSAMGHAAT 1230 MADHYA PRADESH DINDORI MEHANDWANI MANERI REYAT 1231 MADHYA PRADESH HOSHANGABAD BABAI BUDHWADA 1232 MADHYA PRADESH HOSHANGABAD BABAI KOTGAON 1233 MADHYA PRADESH HOSHANGABAD BABAI RAIPURA 1234 MADHYA PRADESH HOSHANGABAD PIPARIYA BHAMORI KALA 1235 MADHYA PRADESH HOSHANGABAD PIPARIYA NANDWADA 1236 MADHYA PRADESH HOSHANGABAD PIPARIYA TARONKALA 1237 MADHYA PRADESH HOSHANGABAD SOHAGPUR BAMARI 1238 MADHYA PRADESH HOSHANGABAD SOHAGPUR BASKHAPA 1239 MADHYA PRADESH HOSHANGABAD SOHAGPUR MAHUAKHEDA 1240 MADHYA PRADESH HOSHANGABAD SOHAGPUR NIBORA 1241 MADHYA PRADESH INDORE DEPALPUR ATAHEDA 1242 MADHYA PRADESH INDORE DEPALPUR BAJRANGPURA 1243 MADHYA PRADESH INDORE DEPALPUR GIROTA 1244 MADHYA PRADESH INDORE DEPALPUR PADLYA 1245 MADHYA PRADESH INDORE INDORE BADIYAKEEMA 1246 MADHYA PRADESH INDORE INDORE BAVLIYA KHURD 1247 MADHYA PRADESH INDORE INDORE JAMNIYAKHURD 1248 MADHYA PRADESH INDORE MHOW JAMLI 1249 MADHYA PRADESH INDORE MHOW KANKARIYA 1250 MADHYA PRADESH INDORE MHOW NAVDA 1251 MADHYA PRADESH JHABUA JHABUA GUNDIPADA 1252 MADHYA PRADESH JHABUA JHABUA NAWAPADA NAVIN 1253 MADHYA PRADESH JHABUA JHABUA TALAWALI 1254 MADHYA PRADESH JHABUA PETLAWAD ANANT KHEDI 1255 MADHYA PRADESH JHABUA PETLAWAD HANUMANTYA 1256 MADHYA PRADESH JHABUA PETLAWAD RAIPURIYA 1257 MADHYA PRADESH JHABUA RANAPUR AGERA 100 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1258 MADHYA PRADESH JHABUA RANAPUR KHADKUI 1259 MADHYA PRADESH JHABUA RANAPUR MACHHALIYA JHEER 1260 MADHYA PRADESH JHABUA RANAPUR RUPAKHEDA 1261 MADHYA PRADESH NARSINGHPUR KARELI BHUGWARA 1262 MADHYA PRADESH NARSINGHPUR KARELI JANOUR 1263 MADHYA PRADESH NARSINGHPUR KARELI MANEGAON 1264 MADHYA PRADESH NARSINGHPUR NARSIMHAPUR DHAMNA 1265 MADHYA PRADESH NARSINGHPUR NARSIMHAPUR JHIRIKHURD 1266 MADHYA PRADESH NARSINGHPUR NARSIMHAPUR NAVALGAON 1267 MADHYA PRADESH NARSINGHPUR SAIKHEDA (GADARWARA) GARDHA 1268 MADHYA PRADESH NARSINGHPUR SAIKHEDA (GADARWARA) PEEPAR PANI 1269 MADHYA PRADESH NARSINGHPUR SAIKHEDA (GADARWARA) SUPARI 1270 MADHYA PRADESH NARSINGHPUR SAIKHEDA (GADARWARA) TUIYA PANI 1271 MADHYA PRADESH PANNA AJAIGARH AMARCHHI 1272 MADHYA PRADESH PANNA AJAIGARH HANMATPUR 1273 MADHYA PRADESH PANNA AJAIGARH LODHAPURWA 1274 MADHYA PRADESH PANNA AJAIGARH NAYAGAON 1275 MADHYA PRADESH PANNA PAWAI DHAISAI 1276 MADHYA PRADESH PANNA PAWAI HIRAPUR 1277 MADHYA PRADESH PANNA PAWAI PADWAR 1278 MADHYA PRADESH PANNA SHAHNAGAR BUDHROUD 1279 MADHYA PRADESH PANNA SHAHNAGAR MULPARA 1280 MADHYA PRADESH PANNA SHAHNAGAR PIPARIYAKALA 1281 MADHYA PRADESH RAISEN BADI MAHRAGAON KALAN 1282 MADHYA PRADESH RAISEN BADI MALJHIR 1283 MADHYA PRADESH RAISEN BADI SATRAWAN 1284 MADHYA PRADESH RAISEN GAIRATGANJ JUJHARPUR 1285 MADHYA PRADESH RAISEN GAIRATGANJ MUDIYA KHEDA 1286 MADHYA PRADESH RAISEN GAIRATGANJ RASIDPUR 1287 MADHYA PRADESH RAISEN UDAIPURA BORAS 1288 MADHYA PRADESH RAISEN UDAIPURA GAYVYAN 1289 MADHYA PRADESH RAISEN UDAIPURA KIRGIKHURD 1290 MADHYA PRADESH RAISEN UDAIPURA PANJRA 1291 MADHYA PRADESH RAJGARH BIAORA RALAYTI 101 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1292 MADHYA PRADESH RAJGARH BIAORA SHAHPURA 1293 MADHYA PRADESH RAJGARH BIAORA UMRED 1294 MADHYA PRADESH RAJGARH RAJGARH KALIKHEDA 1295 MADHYA PRADESH RAJGARH RAJGARH KHAJURI 1296 MADHYA PRADESH RAJGARH RAJGARH KOLUKHEDA 1297 MADHYA PRADESH RAJGARH RAJGARH LASUDLI DHAKAD 1298 MADHYA PRADESH RAJGARH ZIRAPUR BRAHMANGAON 1299 MADHYA PRADESH RAJGARH ZIRAPUR KUNDALIYA 1300 MADHYA PRADESH RAJGARH ZIRAPUR LAKHONI 1301 MADHYA PRADESH RATLAM JAORA BORDA 1302 MADHYA PRADESH RATLAM JAORA LUHARI 1303 MADHYA PRADESH RATLAM JAORA PATAKHEDI 1304 MADHYA PRADESH RATLAM JAORA PIPALIYA SIR 1305 MADHYA PRADESH RATLAM RATLAM ITAWA MATAJI 1306 MADHYA PRADESH RATLAM RATLAM KANERI 1307 MADHYA PRADESH RATLAM RATLAM PRITAMNAGAR 1308 MADHYA PRADESH RATLAM SAILANA KUNDA 1309 MADHYA PRADESH RATLAM SAILANA MAHAPURA 1310 MADHYA PRADESH RATLAM SAILANA SALWANIYA 1311 MADHYA PRADESH REWA GANGEV JARHA 1312 MADHYA PRADESH REWA GANGEV SOORA 1313 MADHYA PRADESH REWA GANGEV TIWANI 1314 MADHYA PRADESH REWA HANUMANA BIJHAULI SHUKLAN 1315 MADHYA PRADESH REWA HANUMANA BIRAHA KANHAI 1316 MADHYA PRADESH REWA HANUMANA DEWARA 1317 MADHYA PRADESH REWA TEONTHAR BADAGANWA 1318 MADHYA PRADESH REWA TEONTHAR DADHA KALA 1319 MADHYA PRADESH REWA TEONTHAR DEEH 1320 MADHYA PRADESH REWA TEONTHAR DEEHEE 1321 MADHYA PRADESH SAGAR BINA BARDORA (P) 1322 MADHYA PRADESH SAGAR BINA KHAJURIA (P) 1323 MADHYA PRADESH SAGAR BINA KIRROD (P) 1324 MADHYA PRADESH SAGAR KHURAI ACHANWARA (P) 1325 MADHYA PRADESH SAGAR KHURAI BAMORI NAWAB (P) 102 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1326 MADHYA PRADESH SAGAR KHURAI DHARAMPUR (P) 1327 MADHYA PRADESH SAGAR KHURAI SILAPARI(P) 1328 MADHYA PRADESH SAGAR RAHATGARH CHANDRAPUR (P) 1329 MADHYA PRADESH SAGAR RAHATGARH KHEJRA MAFFI (P) 1330 MADHYA PRADESH SAGAR RAHATGARH OSANKHERI (P) 1331 MADHYA PRADESH SATNA AMARPATAN BELA 1332 MADHYA PRADESH SATNA AMARPATAN ITMA 1333 MADHYA PRADESH SATNA AMARPATAN LALPUR 1334 MADHYA PRADESH SATNA AMARPATAN PARSIYA 1335 MADHYA PRADESH SATNA MAJHGAWAN HIRAUNDI 1336 MADHYA PRADESH SATNA MAJHGAWAN KAILASHPUR 1337 MADHYA PRADESH SATNA MAJHGAWAN PINDRA 1338 MADHYA PRADESH SATNA SATNA BAMHRAULA 1339 MADHYA PRADESH SATNA SATNA BARIKALA 1340 MADHYA PRADESH SATNA SATNA BELA 1341 MADHYA PRADESH SEHORE BUDNI MATHNI 1342 MADHYA PRADESH SEHORE BUDNI MURRAHA 1343 MADHYA PRADESH SEHORE BUDNI PANGURADIYA 1344 MADHYA PRADESH SEHORE BUDNI PATHODA 1345 MADHYA PRADESH SEHORE ICHHAWAR JAMONIYA PHATEHPUR 1346 MADHYA PRADESH SEHORE ICHHAWAR NAYPURA 1347 MADHYA PRADESH SEHORE ICHHAWAR NILBADH 1348 MADHYA PRADESH SEHORE NASRULLAGANJ LADKUI 1349 MADHYA PRADESH SEHORE NASRULLAGANJ PACHORA 1350 MADHYA PRADESH SEHORE NASRULLAGANJ RAMPURA CHAKALDI 1351 MADHYA PRADESH SHAJAPUR KALAPIPAL BAWADIYAMAINA 1352 MADHYA PRADESH SHAJAPUR KALAPIPAL FARAD 1353 MADHYA PRADESH SHAJAPUR KALAPIPAL LASUDALYAMALAK 1354 MADHYA PRADESH SHAJAPUR SHAJAPUR ALAUMROD 1355 MADHYA PRADESH SHAJAPUR SHAJAPUR BERCHHA 1356 MADHYA PRADESH SHAJAPUR SHAJAPUR PACHOLABANHAL 1357 MADHYA PRADESH SHAJAPUR SHUJALPUR BHILKHEDI 1358 MADHYA PRADESH SHAJAPUR SHUJALPUR MEHARKHEDI 1359 MADHYA PRADESH SHAJAPUR SHUJALPUR RANIBAROD 103 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1360 MADHYA PRADESH SHAJAPUR SHUJALPUR TAPKABASANTPUR 1361 MADHYA PRADESH SIDHI MAJHAULI BANIYATOLA 1362 MADHYA PRADESH SIDHI MAJHAULI NADAHA 1363 MADHYA PRADESH SIDHI MAJHAULI SAHIJANAHA 1364 MADHYA PRADESH SIDHI SIDHI JAMODI SENG. 1365 MADHYA PRADESH SIDHI SIDHI KATHAS 1366 MADHYA PRADESH SIDHI SIDHI KOTDARKHURD 1367 MADHYA PRADESH SIDHI SIDHI PADARA 1368 MADHYA PRADESH SIDHI SIHAWAL AMARPUR 1369 MADHYA PRADESH SIDHI SIHAWAL MAUHAR 1370 MADHYA PRADESH SIDHI SIHAWAL MURDADIH 1371 MADHYA PRADESH SINGRAULI CHITRANGI BAGDARI 1372 MADHYA PRADESH SINGRAULI CHITRANGI DHAWAI 1373 MADHYA PRADESH SINGRAULI CHITRANGI SHIVPURWA 1374 MADHYA PRADESH SINGRAULI CHITRANGI SIGHAR 1375 MADHYA PRADESH SINGRAULI DEOSAR BADOKHAR 1376 MADHYA PRADESH SINGRAULI DEOSAR KANAI 1377 MADHYA PRADESH SINGRAULI DEOSAR MAJHIGAWAN-2 1378 MADHYA PRADESH SINGRAULI WAIDHAN CHINGITOLA 1379 MADHYA PRADESH SINGRAULI WAIDHAN GADAHARA 1380 MADHYA PRADESH SINGRAULI WAIDHAN MAKAROHAR 1381 MADHYA PRADESH TIKAMGARH PALERA DANTGORA 1382 MADHYA PRADESH TIKAMGARH PALERA GONA 1383 MADHYA PRADESH TIKAMGARH PALERA MAHENDRA MAHEBA 1384 MADHYA PRADESH TIKAMGARH PALERA PREMPURA 1385 MADHYA PRADESH TIKAMGARH PRITHVIPUR MUDENI 1386 MADHYA PRADESH TIKAMGARH PRITHVIPUR SIMRA KHAS 1387 MADHYA PRADESH TIKAMGARH TIKAMGARH BAMHORI NAKIBAN 1388 MADHYA PRADESH TIKAMGARH TIKAMGARH DUNDA 1389 MADHYA PRADESH TIKAMGARH TIKAMGARH DUNDA TOURA 1390 MADHYA PRADESH TIKAMGARH TIKAMGARH SAMARRA 1391 MADHYA PRADESH UJJAIN GHATIYA BORKHEDABHALLA 1392 MADHYA PRADESH UJJAIN GHATIYA GONSA 1393 MADHYA PRADESH UJJAIN GHATIYA KALIYADEH 104 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1394 MADHYA PRADESH UJJAIN GHATIYA ZIRANYA 1395 MADHYA PRADESH UJJAIN KHACHAROD BEDWAN 1396 MADHYA PRADESH UJJAIN KHACHAROD RAMABALODA 1397 MADHYA PRADESH UJJAIN TARANA DUDHALI 1398 MADHYA PRADESH UJJAIN TARANA GAWDI 1399 MADHYA PRADESH UJJAIN TARANA KHARPA 1400 MADHYA PRADESH UJJAIN TARANA MUNDALI 1401 MAHARASHTRA BEED BID BHATSANGAVI 1402 MAHARASHTRA BEED BID PIMPLNER 1403 MAHARASHTRA BEED BID TADSONNA 1404 MAHARASHTRA BEED GEORAI BAGPIMPALGAON 1405 MAHARASHTRA BEED GEORAI KAJALA 1406 MAHARASHTRA BEED GEORAI SHEKTA 1407 MAHARASHTRA BEED PATODA KAREGAON 1408 MAHARASHTRA BEED PATODA PANDHARWADI 1409 MAHARASHTRA BEED PATODA PANGARI 1410 MAHARASHTRA BEED PATODA PIMPALWANDI 1411 MAHARASHTRA KOLHAPUR AJRA BACHI 1412 MAHARASHTRA KOLHAPUR AJRA CHIMANE 1413 MAHARASHTRA KOLHAPUR AJRA DHAMANE 1414 MAHARASHTRA KOLHAPUR AJRA KASARKANDGAON 1415 MAHARASHTRA KOLHAPUR CHANDGAD JATTEWADI 1416 MAHARASHTRA KOLHAPUR CHANDGAD SHIRGAON 1417 MAHARASHTRA KOLHAPUR GADHINGLAJ INCHANAL 1418 MAHARASHTRA KOLHAPUR GADHINGLAJ KHANADAL 1419 MAHARASHTRA KOLHAPUR GADHINGLAJ SHIPUR TARF NESARI 1420 MAHARASHTRA KOLHAPUR GADHINGLAJ TAREWADI 1421 MAHARASHTRA LATUR CHAKUR AJANSONDA(KHU) 1422 MAHARASHTRA LATUR CHAKUR DONGRAJ 1423 MAHARASHTRA LATUR CHAKUR HALI(KHU) 1424 MAHARASHTRA LATUR DEONI AMBANAGAR 1425 MAHARASHTRA LATUR DEONI DAVANHIPPARGA 1426 MAHARASHTRA LATUR DEONI VILEGAON 1427 MAHARASHTRA LATUR LATUR CHIKURDA 105 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1428 MAHARASHTRA LATUR LATUR DHANORI 1429 MAHARASHTRA LATUR LATUR NIWALI 1430 MAHARASHTRA LATUR LATUR WANJARKHEDA 1431 MAHARASHTRA NANDED ARDHAPUR JAMBROON 1432 MAHARASHTRA NANDED ARDHAPUR LAHAN 1433 MAHARASHTRA NANDED ARDHAPUR PARDI MAKTA 1434 MAHARASHTRA NANDED ARDHAPUR PIMPALGAON MAHADEV 1435 MAHARASHTRA NANDED HIMAYATNAGAR DARESARSAM 1436 MAHARASHTRA NANDED HIMAYATNAGAR TEMBHI 1437 MAHARASHTRA NANDED HIMAYATNAGAR WADGAON JA 1438 MAHARASHTRA NANDED NANDED KAMTHHA(KHU) 1439 MAHARASHTRA NANDED NANDED PASADGAON 1440 MAHARASHTRA NANDED NANDED WAGHI 1441 MAHARASHTRA NASHIK MALEGAON CHANDANPURI 1442 MAHARASHTRA NASHIK MALEGAON GHODEGAON 1443 MAHARASHTRA NASHIK MALEGAON KARANJGAWHAN 1444 MAHARASHTRA NASHIK MALEGAON MEHUNE 1445 MAHARASHTRA NASHIK NANDGAON ANAKWADE 1446 MAHARASHTRA NASHIK NANDGAON BANGAON BURD 1447 MAHARASHTRA NASHIK NANDGAON WADALE BURD 1448 MAHARASHTRA NASHIK SINNAR BELU 1449 MAHARASHTRA NASHIK SINNAR DUBERE 1450 MAHARASHTRA NASHIK SINNAR KONAMBE 1451 MAHARASHTRA PALGHAR JAWHAR DABHERI 1452 MAHARASHTRA PALGHAR JAWHAR SAKHARSHET 1453 MAHARASHTRA PALGHAR JAWHAR SARSUN 1454 MAHARASHTRA PALGHAR MOKHADA ADOSHI 1455 MAHARASHTRA PALGHAR MOKHADA SATURLI 1456 MAHARASHTRA PALGHAR MOKHADA SAYADE 1457 MAHARASHTRA PALGHAR MOKHADA SHIVALI 1458 MAHARASHTRA PALGHAR PALGHAR KUMBHAVLI 1459 MAHARASHTRA PALGHAR PALGHAR PAM 1460 MAHARASHTRA PALGHAR PALGHAR TARAPUR 1461 MAHARASHTRA PARBHANI GANGAKHED MULI 106 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1462 MAHARASHTRA PARBHANI GANGAKHED NARLAD 1463 MAHARASHTRA PARBHANI GANGAKHED SIRSAM(SHE) 1464 MAHARASHTRA PARBHANI JINTUR BELKHEDA 1465 MAHARASHTRA PARBHANI JINTUR BHOSI 1466 MAHARASHTRA PARBHANI JINTUR GHADOLI 1467 MAHARASHTRA PARBHANI JINTUR SOS 1468 MAHARASHTRA PARBHANI PURNA PIMPALGAON ( LIKHA ) 1469 MAHARASHTRA PARBHANI PURNA PIMPARN 1470 MAHARASHTRA PARBHANI PURNA RUNJ 1471 MAHARASHTRA RATNAGIRI GUHAGAR JAMSUD 1472 MAHARASHTRA RATNAGIRI GUHAGAR SAKHARI BUDRUK 1473 MAHARASHTRA RATNAGIRI GUHAGAR ZOMBADI 1474 MAHARASHTRA RATNAGIRI KHED GHERARASALGAD 1475 MAHARASHTRA RATNAGIRI KHED KALAMBANI BU. 1476 MAHARASHTRA RATNAGIRI KHED SUKADAR 1477 MAHARASHTRA RATNAGIRI RAJAPUR KHARVATE 1478 MAHARASHTRA RATNAGIRI RAJAPUR KONDIVALE 1479 MAHARASHTRA RATNAGIRI RAJAPUR PACHAL 1480 MAHARASHTRA RATNAGIRI RAJAPUR SAGAVE 1481 MAHARASHTRA SINDHUDURG KANKAVALI CHINCHAVALI 1482 MAHARASHTRA SINDHUDURG KANKAVALI DAMARE 1483 MAHARASHTRA SINDHUDURG KANKAVALI DARISTE 1484 MAHARASHTRA SINDHUDURG KANKAVALI OSARGAON 1485 MAHARASHTRA SINDHUDURG MALWAN ASARONDI 1486 MAHARASHTRA SINDHUDURG MALWAN CHOWKE 1487 MAHARASHTRA SINDHUDURG MALWAN MALGAV 1488 MAHARASHTRA SINDHUDURG MALWAN SHIRVADEV 1489 MAHARASHTRA SINDHUDURG VAIBHAVVADI HET 1490 MAHARASHTRA SINDHUDURG VAIBHAVVADI NANIWADE 1491 MANIPUR BISHNUPUR BISHNUPUR KEINOU 1492 MANIPUR BISHNUPUR BISHNUPUR KHOIJUMAN KWASIPHAI 1493 MANIPUR BISHNUPUR BISHNUPUR SANJENBAM PUKHRAMBAM 1494 MANIPUR BISHNUPUR BISHNUPUR THINUNGEI 1495 MANIPUR BISHNUPUR BISHNUPUR UTLOU 107 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1496 MANIPUR BISHNUPUR MOIRANG KWAKTA 1497 MANIPUR BISHNUPUR MOIRANG MOIRANGKHUNOU 1498 MANIPUR BISHNUPUR MOIRANG THANGA PART -II 1499 MANIPUR BISHNUPUR MOIRANG THANGA PART-I 1500 MANIPUR BISHNUPUR MOIRANG WANGOO TERAKHONG 1501 MANIPUR CHANDEL KHANGBAROL HENGSHI 1502 MANIPUR CHANDEL KHANGBAROL JN.MOLCHAM 1503 MANIPUR CHANDEL KHANGBAROL NEW.WAJANG 1504 MANIPUR CHANDEL KHANGBAROL TM DINGPI 1505 MANIPUR CHANDEL KHENGJOY JOLDAM 1506 MANIPUR CHANDEL KHENGJOY MOLDELOM 1507 MANIPUR CHANDEL KHENGJOY TWIDAM 1508 MANIPUR CHANDEL MOREH LABUK LEIKAI MUSLIM NAGAR 1509 MANIPUR CHANDEL MOREH M. CHANOU 1510 MANIPUR CHANDEL MOREH NEW KHUNOU VILLAGE 1511 MANIPUR CHURACHANDPUR LAMKA COLLEGE VENG 1512 MANIPUR CHURACHANDPUR LAMKA GANGPIMUAL 1513 MANIPUR CHURACHANDPUR LAMKA KANAN VENG 1514 MANIPUR CHURACHANDPUR LAMKA NGATHAL 1515 MANIPUR CHURACHANDPUR SAIKOT MUALPI 1516 MANIPUR CHURACHANDPUR SAIKOT NGURTE 1517 MANIPUR CHURACHANDPUR SAIKOT VENGNOMPHAI (M. LHAHVOM) 1518 MANIPUR CHURACHANDPUR SANGAIKOT MUIJOL 1519 MANIPUR CHURACHANDPUR SANGAIKOT T. GAMNOMJANG 1520 MANIPUR CHURACHANDPUR SANGAIKOT TUITUM VAJANG 1521 MANIPUR THOUBAL KAKCHING HAYEL HANGOON 1522 MANIPUR THOUBAL KAKCHING IRENGBAND 1523 MANIPUR THOUBAL KAKCHING KEIRAK 1524 MANIPUR THOUBAL KAKCHING LANGMEIDONG 1525 MANIPUR THOUBAL KAKCHING MAYENG LAMJAO 1526 MANIPUR THOUBAL THOUBAL KHANGABOK PT-II 1527 MANIPUR THOUBAL THOUBAL LEIRONGTHEL NINGEL 1528 MANIPUR THOUBAL THOUBAL SAPAM 1529 MANIPUR THOUBAL THOUBAL WANGJING 108 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1530 MANIPUR THOUBAL THOUBAL WANGKHEM 1531 MEGHALAYA EAST GARO HILLS DAMBO RONGJENG MIKTONGJENG 1532 MEGHALAYA EAST GARO HILLS DAMBO RONGJENG PAKREGRE CHIJONG APAL 1533 MEGHALAYA EAST GARO HILLS DAMBO RONGJENG PAKREGRE CHIKAMA 1534 MEGHALAYA EAST GARO HILLS DAMBO RONGJENG RONGMITHU 1535 MEGHALAYA EAST GARO HILLS SAMANDA BOLKINGGRE 1536 MEGHALAYA EAST GARO HILLS SAMANDA CHIMINMINGRE 1537 MEGHALAYA EAST GARO HILLS SAMANDA CHONGGIGRE 1538 MEGHALAYA EAST GARO HILLS SONGSAK KOKSI SONGGITTAL 1539 MEGHALAYA EAST GARO HILLS SONGSAK KOKSI SONGMA 1540 MEGHALAYA EAST GARO HILLS SONGSAK NOREK BOLLONG 1541 MEGHALAYA EAST JAINTIA HILLS KHLIEHRIAT CHIEHRUPHI 1542 MEGHALAYA EAST JAINTIA HILLS KHLIEHRIAT MOO NONGTDU 1543 MEGHALAYA EAST JAINTIA HILLS KHLIEHRIAT RANGAT 1544 MEGHALAYA EAST JAINTIA HILLS KHLIEHRIAT SHYMPLONG 1545 MEGHALAYA EAST JAINTIA HILLS KHLIEHRIAT SUCHEN MULIEH 1546 MEGHALAYA EAST JAINTIA HILLS SAIPUNG JALAPHET BRI SUTNGA 1547 MEGHALAYA EAST JAINTIA HILLS SAIPUNG LARKET 1548 MEGHALAYA EAST JAINTIA HILLS SAIPUNG MURIAP 1549 MEGHALAYA EAST JAINTIA HILLS SAIPUNG SAHKAI 1550 MEGHALAYA EAST JAINTIA HILLS SAIPUNG TANGNUB 1551 MEGHALAYA NORTH GARO HILLS KHARKUTTA KONCHIKOL APAL 1552 MEGHALAYA NORTH GARO HILLS KHARKUTTA LOWER RONGBU 1553 MEGHALAYA NORTH GARO HILLS KHARKUTTA MEGAM AKONG 1554 MEGHALAYA NORTH GARO HILLS KHARKUTTA RAJASIMLA WARI 1555 MEGHALAYA NORTH GARO HILLS KHARKUTTA TEBRONGPARA 1556 MEGHALAYA NORTH GARO HILLS RESUBELPARA MALCHAPARA 1557 MEGHALAYA NORTH GARO HILLS RESUBELPARA NARONGKOL 1558 MEGHALAYA NORTH GARO HILLS RESUBELPARA RANGSEPGRE 1559 MEGHALAYA NORTH GARO HILLS RESUBELPARA SONACHIRING 1560 MEGHALAYA NORTH GARO HILLS RESUBELPARA WARAMGRE 1561 MEGHALAYA SOUTH GARO HILLS BAGHMARA ALOKPANG SONGMONG 1562 MEGHALAYA SOUTH GARO HILLS BAGHMARA DABI SONGGITAL 1563 MEGHALAYA SOUTH GARO HILLS BAGHMARA NOKATGRE 109 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1564 MEGHALAYA SOUTH GARO HILLS BAGHMARA SIJUASAKBANDA 1565 MEGHALAYA SOUTH GARO HILLS GASUAPARA DONIGRE 1566 MEGHALAYA SOUTH GARO HILLS GASUAPARA RANGRA KANTALLU 1567 MEGHALAYA SOUTH GARO HILLS GASUAPARA RONGMASUGITTIM 1568 MEGHALAYA SOUTH GARO HILLS RONGARA HANGSAPAL 1569 MEGHALAYA SOUTH GARO HILLS RONGARA KASARISORA 1570 MEGHALAYA SOUTH GARO HILLS RONGARA WAGEKONA 1571 MEGHALAYA SOUTH WEST GARO HILLS BETASING AMPATIGRE 1572 MEGHALAYA SOUTH WEST GARO HILLS BETASING BADAGRE 1573 MEGHALAYA SOUTH WEST GARO HILLS BETASING MORKONA 1574 MEGHALAYA SOUTH WEST GARO HILLS BETASING MUJIAGALGRE 1575 MEGHALAYA SOUTH WEST GARO HILLS BETASING SIMSANG BOKMANGRE 1576 MEGHALAYA SOUTH WEST GARO HILLS ZIKZAK BIDUKURA 1577 MEGHALAYA SOUTH WEST GARO HILLS ZIKZAK DANGGANATONG 1578 MEGHALAYA SOUTH WEST GARO HILLS ZIKZAK DOLSIGRE 1579 MEGHALAYA SOUTH WEST GARO HILLS ZIKZAK KALAIGAON (TILLAPARA) 1580 MEGHALAYA SOUTH WEST GARO HILLS ZIKZAK NOGORPARA 1581 MEGHALAYA WEST JAINTIA HILLS AMLAREM AMJAJER ROKO 1582 MEGHALAYA WEST JAINTIA HILLS AMLAREM AMTAPOH 1583 MEGHALAYA WEST JAINTIA HILLS AMLAREM DAWKI 1584 MEGHALAYA WEST JAINTIA HILLS AMLAREM SHNONGPDENG 1585 MEGHALAYA WEST JAINTIA HILLS LASKEIN IOOKSI KYANMYNSAR 1586 MEGHALAYA WEST JAINTIA HILLS LASKEIN PAMANIK 1587 MEGHALAYA WEST JAINTIA HILLS LASKEIN RTIANG 1588 MEGHALAYA WEST JAINTIA HILLS THADLASKEIN MOOKASWAN 1589 MEGHALAYA WEST JAINTIA HILLS THADLASKEIN NARTIANG 1590 MEGHALAYA WEST JAINTIA HILLS THADLASKEIN UMLANGSHOR 1591 MIZORAM SAIHA SAIHA CHAKHEI - II 1592 MIZORAM SAIHA SAIHA MEISATLAH-I 1593 MIZORAM SAIHA SAIHA MEISAVAIH EAST 1594 MIZORAM SAIHA SAIHA SIATA-II 1595 MIZORAM SAIHA SAIHA THEIVA 1596 MIZORAM SAIHA TUIPANG THEIRI 1597 MIZORAM SAIHA TUIPANG TIPA D-II 110 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1598 MIZORAM SAIHA TUIPANG TISI-I 1599 MIZORAM SAIHA TUIPANG TISI-II 1600 MIZORAM SAIHA TUIPANG ZYHNO 1601 MIZORAM SERCHHIP EAST LUNGDAR BAWKTLANG 1602 MIZORAM SERCHHIP EAST LUNGDAR EAST LUNGDAR 1603 MIZORAM SERCHHIP EAST LUNGDAR KHAWLAILUNG 1604 MIZORAM SERCHHIP EAST LUNGDAR LENG 1605 MIZORAM SERCHHIP EAST LUNGDAR MUALCHENG 1606 MIZORAM SERCHHIP EAST LUNGDAR SAILULAK 1607 MIZORAM SERCHHIP SERCHHIP BUHKANGKAWN 1608 MIZORAM SERCHHIP SERCHHIP BUNGTLANG 1609 MIZORAM SERCHHIP SERCHHIP KHAWBEL 1610 MIZORAM SERCHHIP SERCHHIP KHUMTUNG 1611 NAGALAND MOKOKCHUNG CHANGTONGYA AKHOIA 1612 NAGALAND MOKOKCHUNG CHANGTONGYA UNGER 1613 NAGALAND MOKOKCHUNG ONGPANGKONG ( S ) ALIBA 1614 NAGALAND MOKOKCHUNG ONGPANGKONG ( S ) CHUNGTIA 1615 NAGALAND MOKOKCHUNG ONGPANGKONG ( S ) KHENSA 1616 NAGALAND MOKOKCHUNG ONGPANGKONG ( S ) MANGMETONG 1617 NAGALAND MOKOKCHUNG ONGPANGKONG (N) AOSETSU 1618 NAGALAND MOKOKCHUNG ONGPANGKONG (N) CHUCHUYIMPANG 1619 NAGALAND MOKOKCHUNG ONGPANGKONG (N) KUPSA 1620 NAGALAND MOKOKCHUNG ONGPANGKONG (N) UNGMA 1621 NAGALAND TUENSANG NOKLAK KUSONG 1622 NAGALAND TUENSANG NOKLAK NEW PANGSHA 1623 NAGALAND TUENSANG NOKLAK NOKLAK VILLAGE 1624 NAGALAND TUENSANG NOKLAK NOKYAN B 1625 NAGALAND TUENSANG PANSO EKHAO (NEW RECOGNISED) 1626 NAGALAND TUENSANG PANSO PANSO A 1627 NAGALAND TUENSANG PANSO YAKHAO 1628 NAGALAND TUENSANG THONOKNYU PESSU 1629 NAGALAND TUENSANG THONOKNYU THOKTSUR 1630 NAGALAND TUENSANG THONOKNYU THONOKNYU VILLAGE 1631 ODISHA BALESHWAR BALESHWAR BUANL 111 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1632 ODISHA BALESHWAR BALESHWAR NAGRAM 1633 ODISHA BALESHWAR BALESHWAR SARGAN 1634 ODISHA BALESHWAR BALESHWAR SARTHA 1635 ODISHA BALESHWAR BALIAPAL BANIADIHA 1636 ODISHA BALESHWAR BALIAPAL CHAUMUKH 1637 ODISHA BALESHWAR BALIAPAL PRATAPPUR 1638 ODISHA BALESHWAR REMUNA KURUDA 1639 ODISHA BALESHWAR REMUNA NIJAMPUR 1640 ODISHA BALESHWAR REMUNA SARSWATIPUR 1641 ODISHA BARGARH BARGARH BIRMAL 1642 ODISHA BARGARH BARGARH CHAKARKEND 1643 ODISHA BARGARH BARGARH GUDESIRA 1644 ODISHA BARGARH BARGARH NILESWAR 1645 ODISHA BARGARH BARPALI MAHADA 1646 ODISHA BARGARH BARPALI RAXA 1647 ODISHA BARGARH BARPALI REMTA 1648 ODISHA BARGARH BIJEPUR BARMUNDA 1649 ODISHA BARGARH BIJEPUR CHARPALI (NEW) 1650 ODISHA BARGARH BIJEPUR SAIPALI 1651 ODISHA BOUDH BOUDH BADHIGAON 1652 ODISHA BOUDH BOUDH BAHIRA 1653 ODISHA BOUDH BOUDH GOCHHAPADA 1654 ODISHA BOUDH BOUDH TIKARAPADA 1655 ODISHA BOUDH HARABHANGA CHHATRANGA 1656 ODISHA BOUDH HARABHANGA DHALPUR 1657 ODISHA BOUDH HARABHANGA HARABHANGA 1658 ODISHA BOUDH KANTAMAL AMBAGAON 1659 ODISHA BOUDH KANTAMAL GHANTAPADA 1660 ODISHA BOUDH KANTAMAL PALASAGORA 1661 ODISHA DHENKANAL DHENKANAL SADAR CHAULIA 1662 ODISHA DHENKANAL DHENKANAL SADAR KAEIMATI 1663 ODISHA DHENKANAL DHENKANAL SADAR SAPTASAJYA 1664 ODISHA DHENKANAL DHENKANAL SADAR SOGARAPASI 1665 ODISHA DHENKANAL HINDOL BUHALIPAL 112 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1666 ODISHA DHENKANAL HINDOL KARANDA 1667 ODISHA DHENKANAL HINDOL NUABAG 1668 ODISHA DHENKANAL ODAPADA BADALO 1669 ODISHA DHENKANAL ODAPADA KHADAG PRASAD 1670 ODISHA DHENKANAL ODAPADA MANGALPUR 1671 ODISHA JHARSUGUDA JHARSUGUDA BADMAL 1672 ODISHA JHARSUGUDA JHARSUGUDA DALKI 1673 ODISHA JHARSUGUDA JHARSUGUDA KUDOPALI 1674 ODISHA JHARSUGUDA JHARSUGUDA MARAKUTA 1675 ODISHA JHARSUGUDA KOLABIRA KOLABIRA 1676 ODISHA JHARSUGUDA KOLABIRA KULIHAMAL 1677 ODISHA JHARSUGUDA KOLABIRA SAMASINGHA 1678 ODISHA JHARSUGUDA LAIKERA KHUNTAMAL 1679 ODISHA JHARSUGUDA LAIKERA KULEMURA 1680 ODISHA JHARSUGUDA LAIKERA LAIKERA 1681 ODISHA NUAPADA BODEN BODEN 1682 ODISHA NUAPADA BODEN DAMJHAR 1683 ODISHA NUAPADA BODEN SUNAPUR 1684 ODISHA NUAPADA KHARIAR BIRIGHAT 1685 ODISHA NUAPADA KHARIAR DABRI 1686 ODISHA NUAPADA KHARIAR NEHENA 1687 ODISHA NUAPADA KHARIAR SANMAHESWAR 1688 ODISHA NUAPADA KOMNA BUDHIKOMNA 1689 ODISHA NUAPADA KOMNA JADAMUNDA 1690 ODISHA NUAPADA KOMNA NUAGAON 1691 ODISHA SAMBALPUR BAMRA LARIAPALI 1692 ODISHA SAMBALPUR BAMRA RABAGA 1693 ODISHA SAMBALPUR BAMRA RANGIATIKRA 1694 ODISHA SAMBALPUR MANESWAR BARGAON 1695 ODISHA SAMBALPUR MANESWAR BATEMURA 1696 ODISHA SAMBALPUR MANESWAR DEOGAON 1697 ODISHA SAMBALPUR MANESWAR DHAMA 1698 ODISHA SAMBALPUR MANESWAR SAHASPUR 1699 ODISHA SAMBALPUR NAKTIDEUL GIRISHCHANDRAPUR 113 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1700 ODISHA SAMBALPUR NAKTIDEUL KISINDA 1701 ODISHA SONEPUR DUNGURIPALI DUNGRIPALI 1702 ODISHA SONEPUR DUNGURIPALI SAMALEICHUAN 1703 ODISHA SONEPUR DUNGURIPALI SUKHA 1704 ODISHA SONEPUR SONEPUR CHHAKORMAL 1705 ODISHA SONEPUR SONEPUR KALAPATHAR 1706 ODISHA SONEPUR SONEPUR KHALIAPALI 1707 ODISHA SONEPUR TARBHA BAGHIA 1708 ODISHA SONEPUR TARBHA MENDA 1709 ODISHA SONEPUR TARBHA SIBTULA 1710 ODISHA SONEPUR TARBHA SINGHARI 1711 PUNJAB AMRITSAR AJNALA-1 GOREY NANGAL 1712 PUNJAB AMRITSAR AJNALA-1 HARDO PUTLI 1713 PUNJAB AMRITSAR AJNALA-1 MAZIMAUE 1714 PUNJAB AMRITSAR AJNALA-1 SANGUANA 1715 PUNJAB AMRITSAR HARSHA CHHINA JAGDEV KALAN 1716 PUNJAB AMRITSAR HARSHA CHHINA JHANDER 1717 PUNJAB AMRITSAR HARSHA CHHINA KANDOWALI 1718 PUNJAB AMRITSAR MAJITHA-3 KALER MANGET 1719 PUNJAB AMRITSAR MAJITHA-3 KOTE HIRDEY RAM 1720 PUNJAB AMRITSAR MAJITHA-3 RUMANA CHAK 1721 PUNJAB BARNALA BARNALA BHAINI FATTA 1722 PUNJAB BARNALA BARNALA DHOULA 1723 PUNJAB BARNALA BARNALA KOTDUNNA 1724 PUNJAB BARNALA BARNALA KOTHE AKALGARH 1725 PUNJAB BARNALA MEHALKALAN CHUHANKE KALAN 1726 PUNJAB BARNALA MEHALKALAN HARDASPURA 1727 PUNJAB BARNALA MEHALKALAN RAISAR (PUNJAB) 1728 PUNJAB BARNALA SEHNA CHEEMA 1729 PUNJAB BARNALA SEHNA KOTHE BABA MALKIT SINGH WALA 1730 PUNJAB BARNALA SEHNA NAINWALA 1731 PUNJAB GURDASPUR DORANGLA BAINS 1732 PUNJAB GURDASPUR DORANGLA DABURI 1733 PUNJAB GURDASPUR DORANGLA DUGRI 114 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1734 PUNJAB GURDASPUR DORANGLA THAMAN 1735 PUNJAB GURDASPUR QADIAN BASRAI 1736 PUNJAB GURDASPUR QADIAN CHRISTIAN COLONY KAHLWAN 1737 PUNJAB GURDASPUR QADIAN DHARIWAL 1738 PUNJAB GURDASPUR SRIHARGOBIND PUR LADHA MUNDA 1739 PUNJAB GURDASPUR SRIHARGOBIND PUR PATTI KAM 1740 PUNJAB GURDASPUR SRIHARGOBIND PUR VARSAL CHAK 1741 PUNJAB JALANDHAR ADAMPUR DAMUNDA 1742 PUNJAB JALANDHAR ADAMPUR DUHRE 1743 PUNJAB JALANDHAR ADAMPUR SAROBAD 1744 PUNJAB JALANDHAR JALANDHAR - WEST BHIKHA NANGAL 1745 PUNJAB JALANDHAR JALANDHAR - WEST BULANDPUR 1746 PUNJAB JALANDHAR JALANDHAR - WEST DYALPUR 1747 PUNJAB JALANDHAR PHILLAUR RAIPUR ALIAS SAGNEWAL 1748 PUNJAB JALANDHAR PHILLAUR SAILKIANA 1749 PUNJAB JALANDHAR PHILLAUR SANGATPUR 1750 PUNJAB JALANDHAR PHILLAUR SULTANPUR 1751 PUNJAB KAPURTHALA DHILWAN FATTU CHAK 1752 PUNJAB KAPURTHALA DHILWAN JATIKE 1753 PUNJAB KAPURTHALA DHILWAN PAHARIPUR 1754 PUNJAB KAPURTHALA NADALA JAWAHAR NAGAR 1755 PUNJAB KAPURTHALA NADALA MUSA KHEL 1756 PUNJAB KAPURTHALA NADALA PANDORI RAJPOOTAN 1757 PUNJAB KAPURTHALA SULTANPUR LODHI DEPEWAL 1758 PUNJAB KAPURTHALA SULTANPUR LODHI KHURD 1759 PUNJAB KAPURTHALA SULTANPUR LODHI SABUWAL 1760 PUNJAB KAPURTHALA SULTANPUR LODHI SALAHPUR BET 1761 PUNJAB LUDHIANA DEHLON DEHLON 1762 PUNJAB LUDHIANA DEHLON PADDI COLONY 1763 PUNJAB LUDHIANA DEHLON SAYAN KHURD 1764 PUNJAB LUDHIANA DEHLON UMEDPUR 1765 PUNJAB LUDHIANA JAGRAON BASSUWAL 1766 PUNJAB LUDHIANA JAGRAON CHEEMA 1767 PUNJAB LUDHIANA JAGRAON KAMALPURA 115 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1768 PUNJAB LUDHIANA MACHHIWARA MACHHIWARA KHAM 1769 PUNJAB LUDHIANA MACHHIWARA SAINSOWAL KHURD 1770 PUNJAB LUDHIANA MACHHIWARA SALANA BET 1771 PUNJAB MANSA BHIKHI ALISHER KALAN 1772 PUNJAB MANSA BHIKHI HIRO KALAN 1773 PUNJAB MANSA BHIKHI MULLA SINGH WALA 1774 PUNJAB MANSA MANSA BURJ DHILLWAN 1775 PUNJAB MANSA MANSA KALLOH 1776 PUNJAB MANSA MANSA KOTLI KALAN 1777 PUNJAB MANSA MANSA MOOSA 1778 PUNJAB MANSA SARDULGARH MAANKHERA 1779 PUNJAB MANSA SARDULGARH RAJRANA 1780 PUNJAB MANSA SARDULGARH RORKI 1781 PUNJAB PATHANKOT BAMIAL ANYAL 1782 PUNJAB PATHANKOT BAMIAL BHAKHARI 1783 PUNJAB PATHANKOT BAMIAL KHOJKI CHAK 1784 PUNJAB PATHANKOT DHARKALAN BHABBAR 1785 PUNJAB PATHANKOT DHARKALAN DURANG 1786 PUNJAB PATHANKOT DHARKALAN THARA UPRALA 1787 PUNJAB PATHANKOT PATHANKOT ABADGARH 1788 PUNJAB PATHANKOT PATHANKOT BIAS LAHRI 1789 PUNJAB PATHANKOT PATHANKOT CHAK CHIMNA 1790 PUNJAB PATHANKOT PATHANKOT SIMBLI RAIYAAN 1791 PUNJAB ROPAR ANANDPUR SAHIB JINDWARI UPPAR 1792 PUNJAB ROPAR ANANDPUR SAHIB PAHARPUR SIMERWALA 1793 PUNJAB ROPAR ANANDPUR SAHIB PATTI JIWAN SINGH 1794 PUNJAB ROPAR MORINDA AMRALI 1795 PUNJAB ROPAR MORINDA BADWALI 1796 PUNJAB ROPAR MORINDA FATEHPUR 1797 PUNJAB ROPAR RUPNAGAR BIKKON 1798 PUNJAB ROPAR RUPNAGAR JHALIAN KHURD 1799 PUNJAB ROPAR RUPNAGAR MALAK PUR 1800 PUNJAB ROPAR RUPNAGAR SALAURA 1801 PUNJAB SANGRUR DHURI BELEWAL 116 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1802 PUNJAB SANGRUR DHURI KAULSERI 1803 PUNJAB SANGRUR DHURI MALLU MAJRA 1804 PUNJAB SANGRUR MALERKOTLA BAGARIAN 1805 PUNJAB SANGRUR MALERKOTLA BHATIAN KHURD 1806 PUNJAB SANGRUR MALERKOTLA RURHKI KHURD 1807 PUNJAB SANGRUR SANGRUR AKOI SAHIB 1808 PUNJAB SANGRUR SANGRUR BALWAR KALAN 1809 PUNJAB SANGRUR SANGRUR DHADRIAN 1810 PUNJAB SANGRUR SANGRUR KHURANA 1811 PUNJAB SAS NAGAR MOHALI DERA BASSI BHANKAR PUR 1812 PUNJAB SAS NAGAR MOHALI DERA BASSI IBRAHIMPUR 1813 PUNJAB SAS NAGAR MOHALI DERA BASSI PUNSAR 1814 PUNJAB SAS NAGAR MOHALI DERA BASSI TRIVEDI CAMP 1815 PUNJAB SAS NAGAR MOHALI KHARAR MAKARAN 1816 PUNJAB SAS NAGAR MOHALI KHARAR MANAK MAJRA 1817 PUNJAB SAS NAGAR MOHALI KHARAR PATRAN 1818 PUNJAB SAS NAGAR MOHALI MAJRI ANDHERI 1819 PUNJAB SAS NAGAR MOHALI MAJRI KHIZRABAD 1820 PUNJAB SAS NAGAR MOHALI MAJRI NANHERIAN 1821 PUNJAB TARN TARAN BHIKHI WIND-13 KALSIAN KALAN 1822 PUNJAB TARN TARAN BHIKHI WIND-13 MARGINDPURA 1823 PUNJAB TARN TARAN BHIKHI WIND-13 SIDHWAN 1824 PUNJAB TARN TARAN BHIKHI WIND-13 TATLE 1825 PUNJAB TARN TARAN CHOHLA SAHIB-8 CHAK MEHAR 1826 PUNJAB TARN TARAN CHOHLA SAHIB-8 JAUHAL DHALIWALA 1827 PUNJAB TARN TARAN CHOHLA SAHIB-8 PURANA WARYAH 1828 PUNJAB TARN TARAN GANDIWIND-9 BABA SIAN BHAGAT 1829 PUNJAB TARN TARAN GANDIWIND-9 GANDIWIND 1830 PUNJAB TARN TARAN GANDIWIND-9 MANAKPUR 1831 RAJASTHAN AJMER BHINAY BOOBKIYA 1832 RAJASTHAN AJMER BHINAY EKALSEENGA 1833 RAJASTHAN AJMER BHINAY LAMGARA 1834 RAJASTHAN AJMER MASOODA BARAL-II 1835 RAJASTHAN AJMER MASOODA HARRAJPURA 117 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1836 RAJASTHAN AJMER MASOODA NANDWARA 1837 RAJASTHAN AJMER MASOODA SHERGARH 1838 RAJASTHAN AJMER SRINAGAR SAMRODA 1839 RAJASTHAN AJMER SRINAGAR SANOD 1840 RAJASTHAN AJMER SRINAGAR SEDARIYA 1841 RAJASTHAN BARAN ANTA BAMOOLIYA MATAJI 1842 RAJASTHAN BARAN ANTA KHAJOORNA KALAN 1843 RAJASTHAN BARAN ANTA PALAYTHA 1844 RAJASTHAN BARAN ANTA THEEKARIYA 1845 RAJASTHAN BARAN CHHABRA BAPCHA 1846 RAJASTHAN BARAN CHHABRA KADAIYA BAN 1847 RAJASTHAN BARAN CHHABRA MOONDLA 1848 RAJASTHAN BARAN KISHANGANJ KHYAWADA 1849 RAJASTHAN BARAN KISHANGANJ PINJANA 1850 RAJASTHAN BARAN KISHANGANJ RANI BAROD 1851 RAJASTHAN BARMER BARMER GARAL 1852 RAJASTHAN BARMER BARMER KHUDASA 1853 RAJASTHAN BARMER BARMER ROHILI 1854 RAJASTHAN BARMER DHANAU BISARNIYA 1855 RAJASTHAN BARMER DHANAU RABASAR 1856 RAJASTHAN BARMER DHANAU SAIYON KA TALA 1857 RAJASTHAN BARMER DHANAU SHRIRAMWALA 1858 RAJASTHAN BARMER KALYANPUR ARABA CHOHAN 1859 RAJASTHAN BARMER KALYANPUR GWALNADA 1860 RAJASTHAN BARMER KALYANPUR THUMBLI 1861 RAJASTHAN BHILWARA BIJOLIYA SADARAM JI KA KHERA 1862 RAJASTHAN BHILWARA BIJOLIYA SALAWTIYA 1863 RAJASTHAN BHILWARA BIJOLIYA UMA JI KA KHERA 1864 RAJASTHAN BHILWARA KOTRI GENDLIYA 1865 RAJASTHAN BHILWARA KOTRI JEEVA KA KHEDA 1866 RAJASTHAN BHILWARA KOTRI KAKROLIYA GHATI 1867 RAJASTHAN BHILWARA RAIPUR ASHAHOLI 1868 RAJASTHAN BHILWARA RAIPUR KHEMANA 1869 RAJASTHAN BHILWARA RAIPUR KOT 118 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1870 RAJASTHAN BHILWARA RAIPUR NARAYAN KHERA 1871 RAJASTHAN BIKANER BIKANER BADRASAR 1872 RAJASTHAN BIKANER BIKANER DANDOOSAR 1873 RAJASTHAN BIKANER BIKANER JALWALI 1874 RAJASTHAN BIKANER BIKANER MALASAR 1875 RAJASTHAN BIKANER BIKANER PEMASAR 1876 RAJASTHAN BIKANER KOLAYAT BHOLASAR 1877 RAJASTHAN BIKANER NOKHA BILANIYASAR 1878 RAJASTHAN BIKANER NOKHA BIRAMSAR 1879 RAJASTHAN BIKANER NOKHA RAISAR 1880 RAJASTHAN BIKANER NOKHA UDSAR 1881 RAJASTHAN BUNDI HINDOLI BARODIYA 1882 RAJASTHAN BUNDI HINDOLI KACHHOLA 1883 RAJASTHAN BUNDI HINDOLI SATHOOR 1884 RAJASTHAN BUNDI KESHORAIPATAN BALOD 1885 RAJASTHAN BUNDI KESHORAIPATAN JHALI JI KA BARANA 1886 RAJASTHAN BUNDI KESHORAIPATAN SAKHAWADA 1887 RAJASTHAN BUNDI KESHORAIPATAN UTRANA 1888 RAJASTHAN BUNDI TALERA BALLOP 1889 RAJASTHAN BUNDI TALERA GHAMACH 1890 RAJASTHAN BUNDI TALERA TALERA 1891 RAJASTHAN CHITTORGARH BEGUN BARNIYAS 1892 RAJASTHAN CHITTORGARH BEGUN JAI NAGAR 1893 RAJASTHAN CHITTORGARH BHADESAR AKYA 1894 RAJASTHAN CHITTORGARH BHADESAR KUTHANA 1895 RAJASTHAN CHITTORGARH BHADESAR NAPANIYA 1896 RAJASTHAN CHITTORGARH BHADESAR POTLA KALAN 1897 RAJASTHAN CHITTORGARH CHITTAURGARH GHOSUNDA 1898 RAJASTHAN CHITTORGARH CHITTAURGARH GOSUNDI 1899 RAJASTHAN CHITTORGARH CHITTAURGARH NARELA 1900 RAJASTHAN CHITTORGARH CHITTAURGARH SAWA 1901 RAJASTHAN JAISALMER JAISALMER AWAY 1902 RAJASTHAN JAISALMER JAISALMER BHAREWALA 1903 RAJASTHAN JAISALMER JAISALMER KEETA 119 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1904 RAJASTHAN JAISALMER JAISALMER TAWARIWALA 1905 RAJASTHAN JAISALMER SAM DAMODRA 1906 RAJASTHAN JAISALMER SAM HARNAU 1907 RAJASTHAN JAISALMER SAM TEJMALTA 1908 RAJASTHAN JAISALMER SANKRA JHALARIYA 1909 RAJASTHAN JAISALMER SANKRA RAJGARH 1910 RAJASTHAN JAISALMER SANKRA SARDAR SINGH KI DHANI 1911 RAJASTHAN JALOR JALORE BADANWARI 1912 RAJASTHAN JALOR JALORE BAGRA 1913 RAJASTHAN JALOR JALORE BHAGLI SINDHLAN 1914 RAJASTHAN JALOR JALORE SANKARANA 1915 RAJASTHAN JALOR JASWANTPURA BHARUDI 1916 RAJASTHAN JALOR JASWANTPURA MODRA 1917 RAJASTHAN JALOR JASWANTPURA PANSERI 1918 RAJASTHAN JALOR SAYLA PANTHERI 1919 RAJASTHAN JALOR SAYLA SAYLA 1920 RAJASTHAN JALOR SAYLA TEEKHI 1921 RAJASTHAN JODHPUR DECHU BURKIYA 1922 RAJASTHAN JODHPUR DECHU GUMANPURA 1923 RAJASTHAN JODHPUR DECHU KOLU RATHORA 1924 RAJASTHAN JODHPUR DECHU KUSHLAWA 1925 RAJASTHAN JODHPUR MANDOR DAIKARA 1926 RAJASTHAN JODHPUR MANDOR KHOKHARIYA 1927 RAJASTHAN JODHPUR MANDOR MAHADEV NAGAR UNDERA 1928 RAJASTHAN JODHPUR MANDOR PEETHAWAS 1929 RAJASTHAN JODHPUR TINWARI GANGADI 1930 RAJASTHAN JODHPUR TINWARI MINO KI DHANI 1931 RAJASTHAN NAGAUR DEGANA ANTROLI KALAN 1932 RAJASTHAN NAGAUR DEGANA JALSOO KHURD 1933 RAJASTHAN NAGAUR DEGANA KHURI KALAN 1934 RAJASTHAN NAGAUR KHINVSAR BHOMASAR 1935 RAJASTHAN NAGAUR KHINVSAR BHUNDEL 1936 RAJASTHAN NAGAUR KHINVSAR PANCHORI 1937 RAJASTHAN NAGAUR NAGAUR GAGWANA 120 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1938 RAJASTHAN NAGAUR NAGAUR KALRI 1939 RAJASTHAN NAGAUR NAGAUR SHRI BALAJI 1940 RAJASTHAN NAGAUR NAGAUR TAUSAR 1941 RAJASTHAN SAWAI MADHOPUR BAMANWAS BARNALA 1942 RAJASTHAN SAWAI MADHOPUR BAMANWAS BINZARI 1943 RAJASTHAN SAWAI MADHOPUR BONLI DANTOOLI 1944 RAJASTHAN SAWAI MADHOPUR BONLI KUSHALPURA 1945 RAJASTHAN SAWAI MADHOPUR BONLI MITRAPURA 1946 RAJASTHAN SAWAI MADHOPUR BONLI MORAN 1947 RAJASTHAN SAWAI MADHOPUR CHOUTH KA BARWARA CHAUTH KA BARWADA 1948 RAJASTHAN SAWAI MADHOPUR CHOUTH KA BARWARA MUI 1949 RAJASTHAN SAWAI MADHOPUR CHOUTH KA BARWARA PANCHOLAS 1950 RAJASTHAN SAWAI MADHOPUR CHOUTH KA BARWARA SHIWAD 1951 RAJASTHAN TONK DEOLI BHANTHALI 1952 RAJASTHAN TONK DEOLI GHAD 1953 RAJASTHAN TONK DEOLI JUNIA 1954 RAJASTHAN TONK DEOLI SANTHALI 1955 RAJASTHAN TONK TODARAISINGH LAXMIPURA 1956 RAJASTHAN TONK TODARAISINGH PANWALIYA 1957 RAJASTHAN TONK UNIARA BANETHA 1958 RAJASTHAN TONK UNIARA PACHALA 1959 RAJASTHAN TONK UNIARA PAYAGA 1960 RAJASTHAN TONK UNIARA SOP 1961 RAJASTHAN UDAIPUR JHALLARA AMLODA 1962 RAJASTHAN UDAIPUR JHALLARA MATASULA 1963 RAJASTHAN UDAIPUR SARADA ADWAS 1964 RAJASTHAN UDAIPUR SARADA JAWAD 1965 RAJASTHAN UDAIPUR SARADA JHADOL 1966 RAJASTHAN UDAIPUR SARADA VIRPURA 1967 RAJASTHAN UDAIPUR SAYRA DIYAN 1968 RAJASTHAN UDAIPUR SAYRA PUNAWALI 1969 RAJASTHAN UDAIPUR SAYRA RAWACH 1970 RAJASTHAN UDAIPUR SAYRA SAYRA 1971 TELANGANA ADILABAD INDERAVELLY DHANNURA (B) 121 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 1972 TELANGANA ADILABAD INDERAVELLY TEJAPUR 1973 TELANGANA ADILABAD INDERAVELLY WADAGAON 1974 TELANGANA ADILABAD JAINAD AKOLI 1975 TELANGANA ADILABAD JAINAD KAMAI 1976 TELANGANA ADILABAD JAINAD KARANJI 1977 TELANGANA ADILABAD JAINAD KHAPRI 1978 TELANGANA ADILABAD UTNUR NARSAPUR (B) 1979 TELANGANA ADILABAD UTNUR SALEWADA (B) 1980 TELANGANA ADILABAD UTNUR UMRI 1981 TELANGANA JAGTIAL DHARMAPURI DHAMMANAPET 1982 TELANGANA JAGTIAL DHARMAPURI GOPULAPOOR 1983 TELANGANA JAGTIAL DHARMAPURI NERELLA 1984 TELANGANA JAGTIAL DHARMAPURI SANDAIAHPALLY 1985 TELANGANA JAGTIAL RAIKAL ALUR 1986 TELANGANA JAGTIAL RAIKAL BORNAPALLY 1987 TELANGANA JAGTIAL RAIKAL THATLAWAI 1988 TELANGANA JAGTIAL VELGATOOR CHEGGAM 1989 TELANGANA JAGTIAL VELGATOOR MUTHUNOOR 1990 TELANGANA JAGTIAL VELGATOOR RAJARAMPALLY 1991 TELANGANA JAYASHANKER CHITYAL JOOKAL 1992 TELANGANA JAYASHANKER CHITYAL NAWABPETA 1993 TELANGANA JAYASHANKER CHITYAL NINEPAKA 1994 TELANGANA JAYASHANKER KATARAM CHIDNEPALLI 1995 TELANGANA JAYASHANKER KATARAM DHANWADA 1996 TELANGANA JAYASHANKER KATARAM REGULAGUDEM 1997 TELANGANA JAYASHANKER KATARAM SHANKERPALLY 1998 TELANGANA JAYASHANKER MALHARRAO CHINNA THUNDLA 1999 TELANGANA JAYASHANKER MALHARRAO MALLARAM 2000 TELANGANA JAYASHANKER MALHARRAO THADICHERLA 2001 TELANGANA JOGULAMBA GADWAL AIZA EKLASPUR 2002 TELANGANA JOGULAMBA GADWAL AIZA KUDAKANOOR 2003 TELANGANA JOGULAMBA GADWAL AIZA SINDHANOOR 2004 TELANGANA JOGULAMBA GADWAL AIZA THOTHINONIDODDI 2005 TELANGANA JOGULAMBA GADWAL MANOPADU ITKYALPADU 122 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2006 TELANGANA JOGULAMBA GADWAL MANOPADU KALKUNTLA 2007 TELANGANA JOGULAMBA GADWAL MANOPADU MENNIPADU 2008 TELANGANA JOGULAMBA GADWAL MANOPADU PALLEPADU 2009 TELANGANA JOGULAMBA GADWAL WADDEPALLE KONKALA 2010 TELANGANA JOGULAMBA GADWAL WADDEPALLE PEDDADHANWADA 2011 TELANGANA KARIMNAGAR CHIGURUMAMIDI BOMMANAPALLY 2012 TELANGANA KARIMNAGAR CHIGURUMAMIDI MULKANOOR 2013 TELANGANA KARIMNAGAR CHIGURUMAMIDI OGULAPOOR 2014 TELANGANA KARIMNAGAR CHIGURUMAMIDI SUNDARAGIRI 2015 TELANGANA KARIMNAGAR JAMMIKUNTA JAGGAIAHPALLI 2016 TELANGANA KARIMNAGAR JAMMIKUNTA SAYAMPET 2017 TELANGANA KARIMNAGAR RAMADUGU GOPALRAOPET 2018 TELANGANA KARIMNAGAR RAMADUGU MOTHE 2019 TELANGANA KARIMNAGAR RAMADUGU SHANAGAR 2020 TELANGANA KARIMNAGAR RAMADUGU VEDIRA 2021 TELANGANA KUMRAM BHEEM(ASIFABAD) ASIFABAD ADA 2022 TELANGANA KUMRAM BHEEM(ASIFABAD) ASIFABAD MOWAD 2023 TELANGANA KUMRAM BHEEM(ASIFABAD) ASIFABAD ROUT SANKEPALLE 2024 TELANGANA KUMRAM BHEEM(ASIFABAD) ASIFABAD SALEGUDA 2025 TELANGANA KUMRAM BHEEM(ASIFABAD) JAINOOR DABOLI 2026 TELANGANA KUMRAM BHEEM(ASIFABAD) JAINOOR GUDAMAMDA 2027 TELANGANA KUMRAM BHEEM(ASIFABAD) JAINOOR JAMGAON 2028 TELANGANA KUMRAM BHEEM(ASIFABAD) KERAMERI GOYAGAON 2029 TELANGANA KUMRAM BHEEM(ASIFABAD) KERAMERI KHAIRI 2030 TELANGANA KUMRAM BHEEM(ASIFABAD) KERAMERI PARANDOL 2031 TELANGANA MAHBUBNAGAR ADDAKAL KANDUR 2032 TELANGANA MAHBUBNAGAR ADDAKAL NIJALAPUR 2033 TELANGANA MAHBUBNAGAR ADDAKAL SHAKRAPUR 2034 TELANGANA MAHBUBNAGAR GANDEED GANDEED 2035 TELANGANA MAHBUBNAGAR GANDEED JAKKALAPALLE 2036 TELANGANA MAHBUBNAGAR GANDEED KOMREDDIPALLE 2037 TELANGANA MAHBUBNAGAR GANDEED VENNACHED 2038 TELANGANA MAHBUBNAGAR MAHBUBNAGAR BOKKOLONIPALLE 2039 TELANGANA MAHBUBNAGAR MAHBUBNAGAR MACHANPALLE 123 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2040 TELANGANA MAHBUBNAGAR MAHBUBNAGAR ZAINALLIPUR 2041 TELANGANA MANCHERIAL DANDEPALLE CHINTAPALLY 2042 TELANGANA MANCHERIAL DANDEPALLE LAXMI KANTAPUR 2043 TELANGANA MANCHERIAL DANDEPALLE MAMIDIPELLY 2044 TELANGANA MANCHERIAL DANDEPALLE TALLAPET 2045 TELANGANA MANCHERIAL LUXETTIPET BALRAOPET 2046 TELANGANA MANCHERIAL LUXETTIPET JENDA VENKATAPUR 2047 TELANGANA MANCHERIAL LUXETTIPET KOTHUR 2048 TELANGANA MANCHERIAL LUXETTIPET THIMMAPUR 2049 TELANGANA MANCHERIAL MANDAMARRI ANDGULAPET 2050 TELANGANA MANCHERIAL MANDAMARRI PONNARAM 2051 TELANGANA NAGARKURNOOL KALWAKURTHY GUNDUR 2052 TELANGANA NAGARKURNOOL KALWAKURTHY JILLELLA 2053 TELANGANA NAGARKURNOOL KALWAKURTHY MARCHAL 2054 TELANGANA NAGARKURNOOL KALWAKURTHY PANJU GAL 2055 TELANGANA NAGARKURNOOL KOLLAPUR MALLESWARAM 2056 TELANGANA NAGARKURNOOL KOLLAPUR MANCHALAKATTA 2057 TELANGANA NAGARKURNOOL UPPUNUNTHALA GUWALONIPALLY 2058 TELANGANA NAGARKURNOOL UPPUNUNTHALA KAMSANIPALLY 2059 TELANGANA NAGARKURNOOL UPPUNUNTHALA LAXMAPUR 2060 TELANGANA NAGARKURNOOL UPPUNUNTHALA PENMILLA 2061 TELANGANA NIRMAL KUBEER GODSARA 2062 TELANGANA NIRMAL KUBEER KUBEER 2063 TELANGANA NIRMAL KUBEER NIGHWA 2064 TELANGANA NIRMAL KUBEER PALSI 2065 TELANGANA NIRMAL LOHESRA HAWARGA 2066 TELANGANA NIRMAL LOHESRA JOHARPUR 2067 TELANGANA NIRMAL LOHESRA RAJURA 2068 TELANGANA NIRMAL MAMDA GAYADPALLE 2069 TELANGANA NIRMAL MAMDA KORATIKAL 2070 TELANGANA NIRMAL MAMDA PARIMANDAL 2071 TELANGANA NIZAMABAD MORTAD GANDLAPET 2072 TELANGANA NIZAMABAD MORTAD RAMANNAPET 2073 TELANGANA NIZAMABAD MORTAD TADPAKAL 124 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2074 TELANGANA NIZAMABAD MORTAD THIMMAPUR 2075 TELANGANA NIZAMABAD MORTAD VADDIYAT 2076 TELANGANA NIZAMABAD NANDIPET CHIMRAJAPALLE 2077 TELANGANA NIZAMABAD NANDIPET GANGASAMUDRAM 2078 TELANGANA NIZAMABAD VARNI AKBAR NAGAR 2079 TELANGANA NIZAMABAD VARNI GOVOOR 2080 TELANGANA NIZAMABAD VARNI MALLARAM 2081 TELANGANA PEDDAPALLI MANTHANI GOPALPUR 2082 TELANGANA PEDDAPALLI MANTHANI KHANSABPET 2083 TELANGANA PEDDAPALLI MANTHANI LAKKEPUR 2084 TELANGANA PEDDAPALLI PEDDAPALLE BHOJANNAPET 2085 TELANGANA PEDDAPALLI PEDDAPALLE NITTOOR 2086 TELANGANA PEDDAPALLI PEDDAPALLE SABBITHAM 2087 TELANGANA PEDDAPALLI RAMAGUNDAM AKENA PALLI 2088 TELANGANA PEDDAPALLI RAMAGUNDAM EKLASPUR 2089 TELANGANA PEDDAPALLI RAMAGUNDAM MURMUR 2090 TELANGANA PEDDAPALLI RAMAGUNDAM RAMARAO PALLE 2091 TELANGANA RANGAREDDY KESHAMPETA CHOWLAPALLE 2092 TELANGANA RANGAREDDY KESHAMPETA KAKUNOOR 2093 TELANGANA RANGAREDDY KESHAMPETA SANTHAPUR 2094 TELANGANA RANGAREDDY KOTHUR GUDUR 2095 TELANGANA RANGAREDDY KOTHUR KODICHERLA 2096 TELANGANA RANGAREDDY KOTHUR PENJERLA 2097 TELANGANA RANGAREDDY KOTHUR THEEGAPUR 2098 TELANGANA RANGAREDDY TALAKONDAPALLE CHANDRADANA 2099 TELANGANA RANGAREDDY TALAKONDAPALLE GATTU IPPALAPALLE 2100 TELANGANA RANGAREDDY TALAKONDAPALLE TALAKONDAPALLE 2101 TELANGANA SIRSILLA CHANDURTHI LINGAMPET 2102 TELANGANA SIRSILLA CHANDURTHI MARRIGADDA 2103 TELANGANA SIRSILLA CHANDURTHI RAMANNAPET 2104 TELANGANA SIRSILLA VEMULAWADA ANUPURAM 2105 TELANGANA SIRSILLA VEMULAWADA CHANDRAGIRI 2106 TELANGANA SIRSILLA VEMULAWADA EDURUGATLA 2107 TELANGANA SIRSILLA VEMULAWADA MARRIPALLY 125 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2108 TELANGANA SIRSILLA YELLA REDDI PETA KORUTLAPETA 2109 TELANGANA SIRSILLA YELLA REDDI PETA PADIRA 2110 TELANGANA SIRSILLA YELLA REDDI PETA SINGARAM 2111 TELANGANA VIKARABAD KODANGAL LAXMIPALLY 2112 TELANGANA VIKARABAD KODANGAL PYALAMADDI 2113 TELANGANA VIKARABAD KODANGAL RUDRARAM 2114 TELANGANA VIKARABAD KODANGAL TEKALKODE 2115 TELANGANA VIKARABAD KULKACHARLA CHOWDAPUR 2116 TELANGANA VIKARABAD KULKACHARLA MUJAHIDPUR 2117 TELANGANA VIKARABAD KULKACHARLA SALVEED 2118 TELANGANA VIKARABAD PARGI CHUGURALPALLI 2119 TELANGANA VIKARABAD PARGI KHUDAVANDPUR 2120 TELANGANA VIKARABAD PARGI NARAYANPUR 2121 TELANGANA WANAPARTHY ATMAKUR GUNTIPALLE 2122 TELANGANA WANAPARTHY ATMAKUR KATHEPALLE 2123 TELANGANA WANAPARTHY ATMAKUR PINAMCHERLA 2124 TELANGANA WANAPARTHY GHANPUR MALKAPUR 2125 TELANGANA WANAPARTHY GHANPUR MANAJIPET 2126 TELANGANA WANAPARTHY GHANPUR RUKKANNAPALLE 2127 TELANGANA WANAPARTHY GOPALPETA NAGAPUR 2128 TELANGANA WANAPARTHY GOPALPETA POLKEPAHAD 2129 TELANGANA WANAPARTHY GOPALPETA REVALLY 2130 TELANGANA WANAPARTHY GOPALPETA THIRUMALPUR 2131 TRIPURA GOMATI KAKRABAN KAKRABAN 2132 TRIPURA GOMATI KAKRABAN MURAPARA 2133 TRIPURA GOMATI KAKRABAN UTTAR TULAMURA 2134 TRIPURA GOMATI KARBOOK JATANBARI 2135 TRIPURA GOMATI KARBOOK NEW GOMTI 2136 TRIPURA GOMATI KARBOOK PURBA KARBOOK 2137 TRIPURA GOMATI KARBOOK PURBA MANIKYA DEWAN 2138 TRIPURA GOMATI MATABARI GARJEE (ADC) 2139 TRIPURA GOMATI MATABARI JOWALIKHAMAR 2140 TRIPURA GOMATI MATABARI LAXMIPATI 2141 TRIPURA KHOWAI KALYANPUR KAMALNAGAR 126 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2142 TRIPURA KHOWAI KALYANPUR PASCHIM GHILATALI 2143 TRIPURA KHOWAI KALYANPUR PROMODNAGAR 2144 TRIPURA KHOWAI KALYANPUR UTTAR KAMALNAGAR 2145 TRIPURA KHOWAI MUNGIAKAMI MAHARANIPUR 2146 TRIPURA KHOWAI MUNGIAKAMI PURBA LAXMIPUR 2147 TRIPURA KHOWAI MUNGIAKAMI SHREERAM KHARA 2148 TRIPURA KHOWAI TULASIKHAR PASCHIM CHAMPACHERRA 2149 TRIPURA KHOWAI TULASIKHAR PASCHIM KARANGHICHERRA 2150 TRIPURA KHOWAI TULASIKHAR PASCHIM RAJNAGAR 2151 TRIPURA UNAKOTI CHANDIPUR DHANBILASH 2152 TRIPURA UNAKOTI CHANDIPUR HALAIRPAR 2153 TRIPURA UNAKOTI CHANDIPUR MANUVALLEY 2154 TRIPURA UNAKOTI CHANDIPUR SINGIRBIL 2155 TRIPURA UNAKOTI GOURNAGAR DEORACHERRA 2156 TRIPURA UNAKOTI GOURNAGAR EAST YEAJAKHAWRA 2157 TRIPURA UNAKOTI GOURNAGAR KHOWRABIL 2158 TRIPURA UNAKOTI GOURNAGAR RANGAUTI 2159 TRIPURA UNAKOTI PECHARTHAL SHANTIPUR 2160 TRIPURA UNAKOTI PECHARTHAL UTTAR DHANICHERRA 2161 TRIPURA WEST TRIPURA HEZAMARA BAIKUNTHAPUR 2162 TRIPURA WEST TRIPURA HEZAMARA BARKATHAL 2163 TRIPURA WEST TRIPURA HEZAMARA PURBA CHANDPUR 2164 TRIPURA WEST TRIPURA MANDAI ASHIGHAR 2165 TRIPURA WEST TRIPURA MANDAI BORAKHA 2166 TRIPURA WEST TRIPURA MANDAI DAKSHIN SHIBNAGAR 2167 TRIPURA WEST TRIPURA MOHANPUR HARINA KHOLA 2168 TRIPURA WEST TRIPURA MOHANPUR MANTALA 2169 TRIPURA WEST TRIPURA MOHANPUR SIMNA 2170 TRIPURA WEST TRIPURA MOHANPUR SOUTH TARANAGAR 2171 UTTAR PRADESH AMETHI BHADAR KHARGIPUR 2172 UTTAR PRADESH AMETHI BHADAR PARSOIYA 2173 UTTAR PRADESH AMETHI BHADAR SANSARIPUR 2174 UTTAR PRADESH AMETHI BHADAR SONARI 2175 UTTAR PRADESH AMETHI SANGRAMPUR SARAIYA KANU 127 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2176 UTTAR PRADESH AMETHI SANGRAMPUR TARAPUR 2177 UTTAR PRADESH AMETHI TILOI BASANTPUR 2178 UTTAR PRADESH AMETHI TILOI KOORA 2179 UTTAR PRADESH AMETHI TILOI RAMAI 2180 UTTAR PRADESH AMETHI TILOI SAVITAPUR 2181 UTTAR PRADESH BAGHPAT BAGHPAT BICHPARI 2182 UTTAR PRADESH BAGHPAT BAGHPAT GAURIPUR-JAWAHARNAGAR 2183 UTTAR PRADESH BAGHPAT BAGHPAT KHERKI 2184 UTTAR PRADESH BAGHPAT BAGHPAT SISANA 2185 UTTAR PRADESH BAGHPAT CHHAPRAULI KAKOR KALAN 2186 UTTAR PRADESH BAGHPAT CHHAPRAULI KURDI 2187 UTTAR PRADESH BAGHPAT CHHAPRAULI RATHORA 2188 UTTAR PRADESH BAGHPAT PILANA ABDULPUR MAVALA 2189 UTTAR PRADESH BAGHPAT PILANA HISAVDA 2190 UTTAR PRADESH BAGHPAT PILANA SAIDBHAR 2191 UTTAR PRADESH BALLIA BAIRIA CHANDPUR 2192 UTTAR PRADESH BALLIA BAIRIA MADHUBANI 2193 UTTAR PRADESH BALLIA BAIRIA VISHUNPURA 2194 UTTAR PRADESH BALLIA BELHARI BAJRAHA 2195 UTTAR PRADESH BALLIA BELHARI MAJHAUVA 2196 UTTAR PRADESH BALLIA BELHARI VAGHAUCH 2197 UTTAR PRADESH BALLIA RASRA BHARATPUR MADHOPUR 2198 UTTAR PRADESH BALLIA RASRA CHAK CHIRKATAHA 2199 UTTAR PRADESH BALLIA RASRA KATHURA 2200 UTTAR PRADESH BALLIA RASRA LAKHUVA 2201 UTTAR PRADESH BARABANKI BANKI ATWA 2202 UTTAR PRADESH BARABANKI BANKI BARAOLI 2203 UTTAR PRADESH BARABANKI BANKI DALUKEDA 2204 UTTAR PRADESH BARABANKI BANKI SARAI MIHI 2205 UTTAR PRADESH BARABANKI FATEHPUR ASOHANA. 2206 UTTAR PRADESH BARABANKI FATEHPUR BANNI SULEMABAD 2207 UTTAR PRADESH BARABANKI FATEHPUR SIHALI 2208 UTTAR PRADESH BARABANKI SIRAULI GAUSPUR BHARTHIPUR 2209 UTTAR PRADESH BARABANKI SIRAULI GAUSPUR DARVESHPUR 128 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2210 UTTAR PRADESH BARABANKI SIRAULI GAUSPUR KITHURI 2211 UTTAR PRADESH BUDAUN BISAULI BHAN PUR 2212 UTTAR PRADESH BUDAUN BISAULI BHILOLIYA 2213 UTTAR PRADESH BUDAUN BISAULI PAIGA BHIKAMPUR 2214 UTTAR PRADESH BUDAUN BISAULI SWAROOP PUR 2215 UTTAR PRADESH BUDAUN DEHGAWAN SADIPUR 2216 UTTAR PRADESH BUDAUN DEHGAWAN SEKHUPURA 2217 UTTAR PRADESH BUDAUN DEHGAWAN SIRSA KHURD 2218 UTTAR PRADESH BUDAUN UJHANI BASOMA 2219 UTTAR PRADESH BUDAUN UJHANI HUSAINPUR 2220 UTTAR PRADESH BUDAUN UJHANI KATHOLI 2221 UTTAR PRADESH CHITRAKOOT KARWI DAHINI 2222 UTTAR PRADESH CHITRAKOOT KARWI KAUHARI 2223 UTTAR PRADESH CHITRAKOOT KARWI LAUDHIYA KHURD 2224 UTTAR PRADESH CHITRAKOOT MANIKPUR BHOURI 2225 UTTAR PRADESH CHITRAKOOT MANIKPUR CHARIHAKHURD 2226 UTTAR PRADESH CHITRAKOOT MANIKPUR KAURAHAN 2227 UTTAR PRADESH CHITRAKOOT MANIKPUR RUKMAKHURD 2228 UTTAR PRADESH CHITRAKOOT PAHARI BEOHARA 2229 UTTAR PRADESH CHITRAKOOT PAHARI CHILLI MAL 2230 UTTAR PRADESH CHITRAKOOT PAHARI PATNA KHALSA 2231 UTTAR PRADESH DEORIA BHALUANI MISHRAULI URF TARAULI 2232 UTTAR PRADESH DEORIA BHALUANI PADARI BAHBAULI 2233 UTTAR PRADESH DEORIA BHALUANI PADRI MISHR 2234 UTTAR PRADESH DEORIA BHATNI BALUA AFAGAN 2235 UTTAR PRADESH DEORIA BHATNI DANUR 2236 UTTAR PRADESH DEORIA BHATNI KHORI BARI 2237 UTTAR PRADESH DEORIA BHATNI MOTIPUR BHUAL 2238 UTTAR PRADESH DEORIA DESAI DEORIA GOTHA RASULPUR 2239 UTTAR PRADESH DEORIA DESAI DEORIA PADIYAPAR 2240 UTTAR PRADESH DEORIA DESAI DEORIA SHAHAJAHAPUR 2241 UTTAR PRADESH ETAH JAITHARA MOHAKAMPUR 2242 UTTAR PRADESH ETAH JAITHARA MUHIUDDINPUR 2243 UTTAR PRADESH ETAH JAITHARA SAIKHPURA 129 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2244 UTTAR PRADESH ETAH NIDHAULI KALAN JOGAMAI 2245 UTTAR PRADESH ETAH NIDHAULI KALAN NAGLA FAKIR 2246 UTTAR PRADESH ETAH NIDHAULI KALAN PIPHARA 2247 UTTAR PRADESH ETAH NIDHAULI KALAN RAMNAGAR 2248 UTTAR PRADESH ETAH SHITALPUR BHADON 2249 UTTAR PRADESH ETAH SHITALPUR KUTHILA LAYAKPUR 2250 UTTAR PRADESH ETAH SHITALPUR SHEETALPUR 2251 UTTAR PRADESH FAIZABAD AMANIGANJ BIRAULI JHHAM 2252 UTTAR PRADESH FAIZABAD AMANIGANJ KANDAI KALA 2253 UTTAR PRADESH FAIZABAD BIKAPUR BHARHOO KHATA 2254 UTTAR PRADESH FAIZABAD BIKAPUR KHEVLI 2255 UTTAR PRADESH FAIZABAD BIKAPUR PALI PURAB 2256 UTTAR PRADESH FAIZABAD BIKAPUR SHIVTAR 2257 UTTAR PRADESH FAIZABAD RUDAULI BETAULI 2258 UTTAR PRADESH FAIZABAD RUDAULI DAFIYAPUR 2259 UTTAR PRADESH FAIZABAD RUDAULI GANAULI 2260 UTTAR PRADESH FAIZABAD RUDAULI RAMSHARAN DAS PUR 2261 UTTAR PRADESH FATEHPUR AIRAYA ALLIPUR 2262 UTTAR PRADESH FATEHPUR AIRAYA ALLIPUR BAHERA 2263 UTTAR PRADESH FATEHPUR AIRAYA FATEHPUR TEKARI 2264 UTTAR PRADESH FATEHPUR DHATA ALAMPUR GERIYA 2265 UTTAR PRADESH FATEHPUR DHATA BHDAUHA 2266 UTTAR PRADESH FATEHPUR DHATA JAM 2267 UTTAR PRADESH FATEHPUR VIJAYIPUR HARDASPUR SRAPHA 2268 UTTAR PRADESH FATEHPUR VIJAYIPUR JAYRAMPUR GURGAULA 2269 UTTAR PRADESH FATEHPUR VIJAYIPUR KURA 2270 UTTAR PRADESH FATEHPUR VIJAYIPUR UMRA 2271 UTTAR PRADESH FIROZABAD ARAON ARAON 2272 UTTAR PRADESH FIROZABAD ARAON BHADESARA 2273 UTTAR PRADESH FIROZABAD ARAON BHANU PURA 2274 UTTAR PRADESH FIROZABAD ARAON KAVIRPUR 2275 UTTAR PRADESH FIROZABAD EKA GADHI 2276 UTTAR PRADESH FIROZABAD EKA NAVALPUR 2277 UTTAR PRADESH FIROZABAD EKA SINGH PUR 130 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2278 UTTAR PRADESH FIROZABAD MADANPUR JAIMATPUR 2279 UTTAR PRADESH FIROZABAD MADANPUR JALALPUR 2280 UTTAR PRADESH FIROZABAD MADANPUR NANEMAU 2281 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIABAD BHOJPUR NAGOLA AMIPUR 2282 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIABAD BHOJPUR SIKRI KHURDH 2283 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIABAD BHOJPUR YAKOOTPUR MAWI 2284 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIABAD LONI AFZALPUR AZAMPUR 2285 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIABAD LONI MAHMODPUR 2286 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIABAD LONI SIKHRANI 2287 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIABAD MURADNAGAR MOHADPUR HISALI 2288 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIABAD MURADNAGAR MURADGRAMPUR PURSI 2289 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIABAD MURADNAGAR POOTRI 2290 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIABAD MURADNAGAR SHAHJADPUR 2291 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIPUR KARANDA NAUDAR 2292 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIPUR KARANDA PURAINA 2293 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIPUR KARANDA SAHERI 2294 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIPUR KARANDA SAURAM 2295 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIPUR MOHAMMADABAD BALAPUR 2296 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIPUR MOHAMMADABAD CHAKMUKUND/BARTAR 2297 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIPUR MOHAMMADABAD CHAKPAHAD/MURTAZIPUR 2298 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIPUR MOHAMMADABAD DAULATABAD 2299 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIPUR SADAT BHALABUJURG 2300 UTTAR PRADESH GHAZIPUR SADAT VIJARAWA 2301 UTTAR PRADESH GORAKHPUR BELGHAT BABHNAULI 2302 UTTAR PRADESH GORAKHPUR BELGHAT BARAULI 2303 UTTAR PRADESH GORAKHPUR BELGHAT DHOBAULI 2304 UTTAR PRADESH GORAKHPUR BHATHAT JAMUNIA RAI 2305 UTTAR PRADESH GORAKHPUR BHATHAT PATARA 2306 UTTAR PRADESH GORAKHPUR BHATHAT POKHARBHINDA 2307 UTTAR PRADESH GORAKHPUR BHATHAT TARKULAHI 2308 UTTAR PRADESH GORAKHPUR KAURI RAM BANSPAR 2309 UTTAR PRADESH GORAKHPUR KAURI RAM KALANI URF TANDAWA 2310 UTTAR PRADESH GORAKHPUR KAURI RAM MALAV 2311 UTTAR PRADESH HATHRAS MURSAN KEVALGARHI 131 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2312 UTTAR PRADESH HATHRAS MURSAN KHERIA PARSOLY 2313 UTTAR PRADESH HATHRAS MURSAN SUDHIYA 2314 UTTAR PRADESH HATHRAS SASNI AMOKHARRA 2315 UTTAR PRADESH HATHRAS SASNI LADOTA 2316 UTTAR PRADESH HATHRAS SASNI LOHARRA 2317 UTTAR PRADESH HATHRAS SASNI TOOD 2318 UTTAR PRADESH HATHRAS SEHPAU CHAMARPURA 2319 UTTAR PRADESH HATHRAS SEHPAU KHONDA 2320 UTTAR PRADESH HATHRAS SEHPAU SULTANPUR 2321 UTTAR PRADESH KASHGANJ AMANPUR ABHAYPURA 2322 UTTAR PRADESH KASHGANJ AMANPUR BHRAGUWASINI 2323 UTTAR PRADESH KASHGANJ AMANPUR GEDUPURA GOBARDHAN 2324 UTTAR PRADESH KASHGANJ AMANPUR KASIMPUR MIHARI 2325 UTTAR PRADESH KASHGANJ SAHAWAR AMIRASA 2326 UTTAR PRADESH KASHGANJ SAHAWAR NAGLA BADAN 2327 UTTAR PRADESH KASHGANJ SAHAWAR NAWABGANJ 2328 UTTAR PRADESH KASHGANJ SORON BASANT NAGAR 2329 UTTAR PRADESH KASHGANJ SORON PACHAURA JANGAL 2330 UTTAR PRADESH KASHGANJ SORON TAKUWAR 2331 UTTAR PRADESH KAUSHAMBI CHAIL CHALAULI 2332 UTTAR PRADESH KAUSHAMBI CHAIL CHILLA SHAHBAZI 2333 UTTAR PRADESH KAUSHAMBI CHAIL KAMALPUR 2334 UTTAR PRADESH KAUSHAMBI CHAIL SHANA NIVI 2335 UTTAR PRADESH KAUSHAMBI MOORATGANJ BARAI SULEM URF DACHHIYA 2336 UTTAR PRADESH KAUSHAMBI MOORATGANJ GOHANI KALA 2337 UTTAR PRADESH KAUSHAMBI MOORATGANJ SAKARHA 2338 UTTAR PRADESH KAUSHAMBI SARSAWAN HINAUTA 2339 UTTAR PRADESH KAUSHAMBI SARSAWAN PABHOSA 2340 UTTAR PRADESH KAUSHAMBI SARSAWAN PUNWAR 2341 UTTAR PRADESH KUSHI NAGAR KASAYA CHAKDEIYA 2342 UTTAR PRADESH KUSHI NAGAR KASAYA MADHAWAPUR 2343 UTTAR PRADESH KUSHI NAGAR KASAYA MANGALPUR 2344 UTTAR PRADESH KUSHI NAGAR NEBUA NAURANGIA ATHARDIHA 2345 UTTAR PRADESH KUSHI NAGAR NEBUA NAURANGIA BABHNAULI 132 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2346 UTTAR PRADESH KUSHI NAGAR NEBUA NAURANGIA DHOLHA 2347 UTTAR PRADESH KUSHI NAGAR NEBUA NAURANGIA RAIPUR BHAISAHI 2348 UTTAR PRADESH KUSHI NAGAR VISHUNPURA KHAJURIYA 2349 UTTAR PRADESH KUSHI NAGAR VISHUNPURA KHESIYA 2350 UTTAR PRADESH KUSHI NAGAR VISHUNPURA SARAPATIHI BUJURG 2351 UTTAR PRADESH MAHARAJGANJ DHANI BAISAR 2352 UTTAR PRADESH MAHARAJGANJ DHANI DHANI 2353 UTTAR PRADESH MAHARAJGANJ DHANI KANAPAR 2354 UTTAR PRADESH MAHARAJGANJ MITHAURA NAKASA BAKASA 2355 UTTAR PRADESH MAHARAJGANJ MITHAURA RAJWAL 2356 UTTAR PRADESH MAHARAJGANJ MITHAURA SEMRA 2357 UTTAR PRADESH MAHARAJGANJ PANIYARA CHANDANCHAPHI 2358 UTTAR PRADESH MAHARAJGANJ PANIYARA MUDEELA 2359 UTTAR PRADESH MAHARAJGANJ PANIYARA PANIYARA 2360 UTTAR PRADESH MAHARAJGANJ PANIYARA RAJAURA KHURD 2361 UTTAR PRADESH MAHOBA JAITPUR BACHHECHHAR KHURD 2362 UTTAR PRADESH MAHOBA JAITPUR PURWA PANWADI 2363 UTTAR PRADESH MAHOBA JAITPUR SATARI 2364 UTTAR PRADESH MAHOBA KABRAI ATRARMAF 2365 UTTAR PRADESH MAHOBA KABRAI KAIMAHA (BEELA UTTAR) 2366 UTTAR PRADESH MAHOBA KABRAI KULKUNWA 2367 UTTAR PRADESH MAHOBA KABRAI MAMNA 2368 UTTAR PRADESH MAHOBA PANWARI CHAUKA 2369 UTTAR PRADESH MAHOBA PANWARI DIDWARA 2370 UTTAR PRADESH MAHOBA PANWARI RICHHA 2371 UTTAR PRADESH MAU DOHRI GHAT BIBIPUR 2372 UTTAR PRADESH MAU DOHRI GHAT BUDHAVAL 2373 UTTAR PRADESH MAU DOHRI GHAT JAMIRA CHAURA DEEH 2374 UTTAR PRADESH MAU MOHAMMADABAD GOHANA ARAILA 2375 UTTAR PRADESH MAU MOHAMMADABAD GOHANA BHADVA 2376 UTTAR PRADESH MAU MOHAMMADABAD GOHANA DHOLANA 2377 UTTAR PRADESH MAU MOHAMMADABAD GOHANA KAMALPUR PAHADPUR 2378 UTTAR PRADESH MAU RANIPUR BRAMANPURA 2379 UTTAR PRADESH MAU RANIPUR PALIYA 133 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2380 UTTAR PRADESH MAU RANIPUR SEMARI 2381 UTTAR PRADESH MEERUT JANIKHURD CHOBLA 2382 UTTAR PRADESH MEERUT JANIKHURD DIMOLI 2383 UTTAR PRADESH MEERUT JANIKHURD JANI KHURD 2384 UTTAR PRADESH MEERUT JANIKHURD SALENAGAR 2385 UTTAR PRADESH MEERUT MEERUT ALIPUR JIJMANA 2386 UTTAR PRADESH MEERUT MEERUT KHADABALRAMPUR 2387 UTTAR PRADESH MEERUT MEERUT MAHRAULLY 2388 UTTAR PRADESH MEERUT RAJPURA KINA NAGAR 2389 UTTAR PRADESH MEERUT RAJPURA LADPURA 2390 UTTAR PRADESH MEERUT RAJPURA SIKHERA 2391 UTTAR PRADESH MUZAFFARNAGAR BAGHARA HAITHER NAGAR-JALAL PUR 2392 UTTAR PRADESH MUZAFFARNAGAR BAGHARA JAGGA HERI 2393 UTTAR PRADESH MUZAFFARNAGAR BAGHARA LALOO KHERI 2394 UTTAR PRADESH MUZAFFARNAGAR BUDHANA BADODA 2395 UTTAR PRADESH MUZAFFARNAGAR BUDHANA BITAWADA 2396 UTTAR PRADESH MUZAFFARNAGAR BUDHANA KHARAD 2397 UTTAR PRADESH MUZAFFARNAGAR BUDHANA RAIPUR ATERNA 2398 UTTAR PRADESH MUZAFFARNAGAR SHAHPUR BHAHADURPUR GADHI 2399 UTTAR PRADESH MUZAFFARNAGAR SHAHPUR HADOLI 2400 UTTAR PRADESH MUZAFFARNAGAR SHAHPUR KAKDA 2401 UTTAR PRADESH RAMPUR CHAMRAON CHAMARPURA 2402 UTTAR PRADESH RAMPUR CHAMRAON MILAK NIBBI SINGH 2403 UTTAR PRADESH RAMPUR CHAMRAON MUTYIAPURA 2404 UTTAR PRADESH RAMPUR CHAMRAON THAKUR DUARA 2405 UTTAR PRADESH RAMPUR SHAHABAD BANDAAR 2406 UTTAR PRADESH RAMPUR SHAHABAD DHURYAYI 2407 UTTAR PRADESH RAMPUR SHAHABAD MAJHRA GHAT 2408 UTTAR PRADESH RAMPUR SUAR BHOT BAKKAL 2409 UTTAR PRADESH RAMPUR SUAR MADHUPURA 2410 UTTAR PRADESH RAMPUR SUAR SEHRIA JAWAHAR 2411 UTTAR PRADESH SAHARANPUR NANAUTA BHESRAUN 2412 UTTAR PRADESH SAHARANPUR NANAUTA CHOURA 2413 UTTAR PRADESH SAHARANPUR NANAUTA MUSHKIPUR 134 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2414 UTTAR PRADESH SAHARANPUR RAMPUR MANIHARAN BUDHA KHERA GUZZAR 2415 UTTAR PRADESH SAHARANPUR RAMPUR MANIHARAN NANDPUR 2416 UTTAR PRADESH SAHARANPUR RAMPUR MANIHARAN SAKATPUR 2417 UTTAR PRADESH SAHARANPUR SARSAWAN AHADI 2418 UTTAR PRADESH SAHARANPUR SARSAWAN BAKARKA 2419 UTTAR PRADESH SAHARANPUR SARSAWAN FIROJABAD 2420 UTTAR PRADESH SAHARANPUR SARSAWAN SARSAWA DAHAT 2421 UTTAR PRADESH SANT KABEER NAGAR HAISAR BAZAR GOPIPUR 2422 UTTAR PRADESH SANT KABEER NAGAR HAISAR BAZAR PRAJAPATI PUR 2423 UTTAR PRADESH SANT KABEER NAGAR HAISAR BAZAR RUPIN 2424 UTTAR PRADESH SANT KABEER NAGAR HAISAR BAZAR THAKURADAD 2425 UTTAR PRADESH SANT KABEER NAGAR KHALILABAD MAHAMMADPUR KARTAR 2426 UTTAR PRADESH SANT KABEER NAGAR KHALILABAD MISHRAULIYA 2427 UTTAR PRADESH SANT KABEER NAGAR KHALILABAD SARAIYA 2428 UTTAR PRADESH SANT KABEER NAGAR NATH NAGAR ALINAGAR 2429 UTTAR PRADESH SANT KABEER NAGAR NATH NAGAR AMMADEI 2430 UTTAR PRADESH SANT KABEER NAGAR NATH NAGAR KALEND HARDO 2431 UTTAR PRADESH SANT RAVIDAS NAGAR ABHOLI FATTUPUR BRAMHAN 2432 UTTAR PRADESH SANT RAVIDAS NAGAR ABHOLI GANGARAMPUR 2433 UTTAR PRADESH SANT RAVIDAS NAGAR ABHOLI SHERPUR GOPALHA 2434 UTTAR PRADESH SANT RAVIDAS NAGAR BHADOHI ANEGPUR 2435 UTTAR PRADESH SANT RAVIDAS NAGAR BHADOHI CHETANIPUR 2436 UTTAR PRADESH SANT RAVIDAS NAGAR BHADOHI KHEMAIPUR 2437 UTTAR PRADESH SANT RAVIDAS NAGAR BHADOHI MADHORAMPUR 2438 UTTAR PRADESH SANT RAVIDAS NAGAR DEEGH BHARATPUR 2439 UTTAR PRADESH SANT RAVIDAS NAGAR DEEGH CHECHHUAA 2440 UTTAR PRADESH SANT RAVIDAS NAGAR DEEGH TULSIPATTI 2441 UTTAR PRADESH SHAMLI KAIRANA MALAKPUR 2442 UTTAR PRADESH SHAMLI KAIRANA PANJEET 2443 UTTAR PRADESH SHAMLI KAIRANA UNCHA GAON 2444 UTTAR PRADESH SHAMLI SHAMLI BARLA JAT 2445 UTTAR PRADESH SHAMLI SHAMLI GOHRNI 2446 UTTAR PRADESH SHAMLI SHAMLI TAJPUR SIMBHALKA 2447 UTTAR PRADESH SHAMLI THANA BHAWAN HIRAN WADA 135 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2448 UTTAR PRADESH SHAMLI THANA BHAWAN MAHAWAT PUR 2449 UTTAR PRADESH SHAMLI THANA BHAWAN NIRALSHI (MARUKHEDI) 2450 UTTAR PRADESH SHAMLI THANA BHAWAN SONTA RASHULPUR 2451 UTTAR PRADESH SIDDHARTH NAGAR LOTAN BASTIA 2452 UTTAR PRADESH SIDDHARTH NAGAR LOTAN GADHMOUR 2453 UTTAR PRADESH SIDDHARTH NAGAR LOTAN KARUWAL KALA 2454 UTTAR PRADESH SIDDHARTH NAGAR LOTAN PANERA 2455 UTTAR PRADESH SIDDHARTH NAGAR MITHWAL BHATIJWAPUR 2456 UTTAR PRADESH SIDDHARTH NAGAR MITHWAL BHITIYA 2457 UTTAR PRADESH SIDDHARTH NAGAR MITHWAL PRATAP PUR 2458 UTTAR PRADESH SIDDHARTH NAGAR NAUGARH AHIRAULI 2459 UTTAR PRADESH SIDDHARTH NAGAR NAUGARH MAHDEWA 2460 UTTAR PRADESH SIDDHARTH NAGAR NAUGARH MUDILA 2461 UTTAR PRADESH SONBHADRA BABHANI BARAVEN 2462 UTTAR PRADESH SONBHADRA BABHANI IKDIRY 2463 UTTAR PRADESH SONBHADRA BABHANI KHOTMAUHA 2464 UTTAR PRADESH SONBHADRA BABHANI MUNGA DEEH 2465 UTTAR PRADESH SONBHADRA CHATRA BARAIL 2466 UTTAR PRADESH SONBHADRA CHATRA CHAPAIL 2467 UTTAR PRADESH SONBHADRA CHATRA KHADUAI 2468 UTTAR PRADESH SONBHADRA CHATRA MAGARHATTHA 2469 UTTAR PRADESH SONBHADRA NAGWA AAMDIH 2470 UTTAR PRADESH SONBHADRA NAGWA KAJIYARI 2471 UTTAR PRADESH SULTANPUR AKHAND NAGAR KANAKPUR 2472 UTTAR PRADESH SULTANPUR AKHAND NAGAR SARAWAN 2473 UTTAR PRADESH SULTANPUR LAMBHUA KESHAVPUR 2474 UTTAR PRADESH SULTANPUR LAMBHUA MURLI 2475 UTTAR PRADESH SULTANPUR LAMBHUA PARSIPUR 2476 UTTAR PRADESH SULTANPUR LAMBHUA SHIVGARH 2477 UTTAR PRADESH SULTANPUR MOTIGARPUR DIYRA 2478 UTTAR PRADESH SULTANPUR MOTIGARPUR KHARSARA 2479 UTTAR PRADESH SULTANPUR MOTIGARPUR MAHMOODPUR JANGAL 2480 UTTAR PRADESH SULTANPUR MOTIGARPUR MALIKPUR BAKHRA 2481 UTTAR PRADESH VARANASI CHIRAIGAON GOPPUR 136 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2482 UTTAR PRADESH VARANASI CHIRAIGAON KHARGIPUR 2483 UTTAR PRADESH VARANASI CHIRAIGAON RAMPUR 2484 UTTAR PRADESH VARANASI CHIRAIGAON UMARAHA 2485 UTTAR PRADESH VARANASI CHOLAPUR BHARTPUR 2486 UTTAR PRADESH VARANASI CHOLAPUR DHAKA 2487 UTTAR PRADESH VARANASI CHOLAPUR GARTHAULI 2488 UTTAR PRADESH VARANASI CHOLAPUR MAHMOODPUR 2489 UTTAR PRADESH VARANASI HARAHUA BHAGWANPUR 2490 UTTAR PRADESH VARANASI HARAHUA BHOMI 2491 UTTARAKHAND DEHRADUN DOIWALA BADHKOTH 2492 UTTARAKHAND DEHRADUN DOIWALA GOHRI MAFI 2493 UTTARAKHAND DEHRADUN DOIWALA KHAND RAIWALA 2494 UTTARAKHAND DEHRADUN KALSI BASAYA 2495 UTTARAKHAND DEHRADUN KALSI HARIPUR 2496 UTTARAKHAND DEHRADUN KALSI ICHALA 2497 UTTARAKHAND DEHRADUN KALSI SUPAU 2498 UTTARAKHAND DEHRADUN KALSI THENA 2499 UTTARAKHAND DEHRADUN RAIPUR KOTI MAYACHAK 2500 UTTARAKHAND DEHRADUN RAIPUR SANGAON 2501 UTTARAKHAND HARIDWAR BAHADRABAD ATMALPUR BONGLA 2502 UTTARAKHAND HARIDWAR BAHADRABAD JASODARPUR 2503 UTTARAKHAND HARIDWAR BAHADRABAD KHELDI 2504 UTTARAKHAND HARIDWAR BAHADRABAD SANGHIPUR 2505 UTTARAKHAND HARIDWAR KHANPUR BHARUWALA 2506 UTTARAKHAND HARIDWAR KHANPUR MIRZAPUR SADAT 2507 UTTARAKHAND HARIDWAR KHANPUR RAGHUNATHPUR URF BALAWALI 2508 UTTARAKHAND HARIDWAR NARSAN DAHIYAKI 2509 UTTARAKHAND HARIDWAR NARSAN KOTWAL ALAMPUR 2510 UTTARAKHAND HARIDWAR NARSAN THITHOLA 2511 UTTARAKHAND NAINITAL HALDWANI BASANI 2512 UTTARAKHAND NAINITAL HALDWANI CHORGALIYA AAMKHERA 2513 UTTARAKHAND NAINITAL HALDWANI PREMPUR LOSGANI 2514 UTTARAKHAND NAINITAL HALDWANI RAMPUR LAMACHPR 2515 UTTARAKHAND NAINITAL KOTABAG AMGARI 137 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2516 UTTARAKHAND NAINITAL KOTABAG DHANPUR 2517 UTTARAKHAND NAINITAL KOTABAG PATALIA 2518 UTTARAKHAND NAINITAL KOTABAG TALIA 2519 UTTARAKHAND NAINITAL OKHALKANDA RAIKUNA 2520 UTTARAKHAND NAINITAL OKHALKANDA TACURA 2521 UTTARAKHAND PAURI GARHWAL DUGGADA DHURA DHANAI 2522 UTTARAKHAND PAURI GARHWAL DUGGADA JUDDA RAUDIYAL 2523 UTTARAKHAND PAURI GARHWAL DUGGADA KESHTA 2524 UTTARAKHAND PAURI GARHWAL PABAU BISALD 2525 UTTARAKHAND PAURI GARHWAL PABAU GADRIYA 2526 UTTARAKHAND PAURI GARHWAL PABAU KOTA 2527 UTTARAKHAND PAURI GARHWAL PABAU PATAL 2528 UTTARAKHAND PAURI GARHWAL THALISAIN BANGALI 2529 UTTARAKHAND PAURI GARHWAL THALISAIN KUCHOLI 2530 UTTARAKHAND PAURI GARHWAL THALISAIN PAILAR 2531 UTTARAKHAND TEHRI GARHWAL JAKHNIDHAR ??? 2532 UTTARAKHAND TEHRI GARHWAL JAKHNIDHAR ???? 2533 UTTARAKHAND TEHRI GARHWAL JAKHNIDHAR ????? 2534 UTTARAKHAND TEHRI GARHWAL NARENDRA NAGAR KHARSHAD 2535 UTTARAKHAND TEHRI GARHWAL NARENDRA NAGAR NIGAR 2536 UTTARAKHAND TEHRI GARHWAL NARENDRA NAGAR RANACOT 2537 UTTARAKHAND TEHRI GARHWAL THAULDHAR BHAINS KOTI 2538 UTTARAKHAND TEHRI GARHWAL THAULDHAR IDIYAN 2539 UTTARAKHAND TEHRI GARHWAL THAULDHAR KENCHU 2540 UTTARAKHAND TEHRI GARHWAL THAULDHAR PAGARI 2541 UTTARAKHAND UDHAM SINGH NAGAR BAJPUR BAIT KHEDI 2542 UTTARAKHAND UDHAM SINGH NAGAR BAJPUR GAJRAOLA 2543 UTTARAKHAND UDHAM SINGH NAGAR BAJPUR MUDIYA KALA 2544 UTTARAKHAND UDHAM SINGH NAGAR KASHIPUR BARKHEDI 2545 UTTARAKHAND UDHAM SINGH NAGAR KASHIPUR DABHOURA MUSTKAM 2546 UTTARAKHAND UDHAM SINGH NAGAR KASHIPUR PRATAPPUR 2547 UTTARAKHAND UDHAM SINGH NAGAR KHATIMA GOHAR PATIYA 2548 UTTARAKHAND UDHAM SINGH NAGAR KHATIMA JANGAL JOGITHER 2549 UTTARAKHAND UDHAM SINGH NAGAR KHATIMA KUTRI 138 Special Monitoring of People's Plan Campaign

S. No State District Block GP 2550 UTTARAKHAND UDHAM SINGH NAGAR KHATIMA RATANPUR

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