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4th hstallment F.No. 1 I 0l 5/4( l0/201 8-crant Govemment of India Ministry of Tribal Affairs August Kranti Bhawan, New Delhi- 1 10115 Dated: 18m December. 2018 To The Pay & Accounts OIficer, Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Shashi Bhawan, New Delhi-l l0l15. Subject: Grants urder Proviso to Article 275(1) of Cotrstitution drring 2018-19 to the State of Jharkhand rs 46 ilstallment Creation of Capital Asseh (Non- Recurring). Sir, In continuation of this Ministry's sanction letter dated 07.05.2018, 26.06.2018 and, 09.11.2018, I am dirccted to convey the sanction of the Prcsident of India for release of an amount of Rs. 4,85,75,.000/- @upees Four Crore Eighty Five Lakh and Swenty Five Thousand Only), as 4- installnent to the Govemment of Jharkhaad towards Creation of Capital Assets for Grants under Article 275(1) of the Constitutiotr for the year 2018-19 to carry out the following activilies appoved./finalized by PAC in its me eting do1ed,22.O5.2OlB Committed Lirbility of preyious years: in Lakh SL Project Year of Location/ Total Amounl Fund No first District Project Already approved ADDroval Estimate Released for released I Constuction of 4 2016-17 Khunti, Latehar 4800.00 3400.00 1400.00 EMRSs @ Rs. Saraikel4 Jamtara 1200.00 lakh ) Construction of 2 201'7 -18 Jagganathpur btock 2400.00 1343.76 1056.24 EMRSs @ Rs. in West Singhbhum 1200.00 lakh and Boarijor Block in Godda District (Site Changed to Ranchi District) Totil 2456.24 New Proposals: in I-akh s. Acaivity Loc&tion Funds N appioved for release Education t Recuning Cost of 7 EMRS for 2829 students Raachi, Dumka, West 1739.84 @Rs.61500.00 Singhbhum, Sahebgani, Gun a, Lohadaga & P[(, SAHOO Under Secretary iln. ofl'ribalAffairs Govl. of lndis, New Delhi s. ActiYiE Locetion Funds N approved for release Godda 2 Corstruction of2 no. ofEMRS @ l200.00lakh Dhanbad District and 1200.00 Garhwa District 3 Corstruction of Astro turf ground Girls Khunti 700.00 Residential Hockey centre, Unit-l, Benf. -250 4 400 Additional Class Rooms in 8 TSP disaicts Jamtaxa. Khunti, La&har, 105'7.67 @ Rs. 44,09,000/10 Additionat Class Rooms in Lohardaga, West Elemenrary School (I -V[I) Singhbhum, Ranchi, Beneficiaries- 1600 students Sahebsani, Saraikella Skill Development 5 Nursing training institute (Kaushal College) Saraikela Kharsawa 350.00 120 students, 2yeax courso 6 Nursing taining institute (Kaushal College) Gumla 350.00 120 students, 2year course 7 Nursing training institute (Kaushal College) Ranchi 0TKD 350.00 I 20 studeds, 2year course I Nursing taining institute (Kaushal College) Chanho Ranchi 175.00 I 20 shrdents, 2year course 9 ITI Kaushal College Udhwa, Sahibganj 200.00 200-250 students (2 ]rs aourse) l0 ITI Kaushal College, 300 students (2 ,rs course) Tharpakna Ranchi 200.00 1l ITI Kalshal College, 200-250 students (2 fs Simdega 300.00 couIse) t2 Nusing training institute (Kaushal College) Dumka 1200.00 120 studentv yeax (2 )m course) Herlth l:l Rural Piped Water Supply Scheme, 4567 Latehar 417.33 Beneficiaries 14 Rural Piped Water Suppty Scheme, 5760 Beldaha Village 805.19 Beneficiaries l5 Rural Piped Water Supply Scheme, 5234 Gormala Village 557.44 Beneficiaries Administrative t6 Monitoring and Evaluation TWC 246.10 Totnl 9848.57 Summary ofRelease (Rs. in lakh) Total Amount approved for 20 I 8- I 9 (including music competition) 12348.36s B Amotmt alread released as I and 3 installment 6552.99 C Fund released for. music 43.555 f, Less: ous amormt s266.07 E Amount 1o be released now under the head of Creation of Capital 485.75 Assels es 46 inst{llment . ii: lr:\il'it Un.,jef Secretery Llin. of fribalAliairs Govt. ci lndia, Nlew Delhi 2. You may please transfer tie amount immediately to the Govemment of Jharkhand and advise RBI, CAS, Nagpur for crediting the above mentioned amount to the accomts ofthe State Govemment of Jharkhand in accordance with the procedure laid down in the Ministry of Finance's OM No. 2(45)/ 76-Spl. dated 30.8.1976 as modified by OM of even number dated 16.9.1976 under intimation to Progamme Division of the Ministry. 3. No UC is due for rendition. 4. The expenditue to the tune ofRs. 4,85'75'000/- (Rupees Four Crore Eighty Five Lakh and Seventy Five Thousand OnIy), is debitable to the : MajorHead'3601' - Grants-in-aid to State Gov.emments Sub-major Head 08 - Other T€nsfer/Grants to States Minor Head 796 - Tribal Area Sub-Plan 05 - Welfare of Scheduled Tribes - Grants under Proviso to Article 275 (1) ofthe Constitution. 0l - Grants under Proviso to Article 275(1) ofthe Constitution (Charged) 05.01.35 - Grants for creation ofcapital assets (Charged) Demand No. - 96 for 2018-19 ofthe Ministry ofTribal Affai$ 5. The State Govemment will implement the Eojects within the amount released by the Ministry during 2018-19 and keeping in view the spirit of the provisions contained under opelatioml Guidelines for Ioter-State allocation of funds and implementation of Prognmmes / Activities under Proviso to Article 275(1) of Constitution of Indi4 issued by Ministry of Tribal Affairs vide this Ministry's letter NO. I1015/0U2016-SG-I dated 20.6.2016 and other relevant insfuctions issued from time to time. 6. Article 275(1) Grants is an additive to State Plan funds and efforts for Tribat Development. Funds under Article 275(l) Gmnts must be utilized for raising socio-economic level of Schedute Tribes corrrcnsurate with objectives enshrined in para 2.2 read with para 3.2 of revised guidelines dated 20.06.201 6. 7. Anicle 275(l) Gmnts shatl be utilized primarily for activities of non-recuring nature (including infrastructure and equipment with at least three yeaxs life time). Fund for recurring component of such programmes / schemes shall be bome by State funds / TsP allocation. Priority shall be accorded in accordance with the Fovision contained in para 6 of revised guidelines dated 20.06.2016. Major infrastructure sector, like road comectivity, electricity, ddnking water, major inigation projects, housing would not b€ funded under Article 275(l) Grants, as substantive part of Statg Plan fi.mds go into these progmmmes. 8. Fund allocation for the programmes of ITDPS / tTDAs / MADA packets / Clusters / Dispersed tribals and Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGS) shall be done in accordance with provisions contained in para 5 ofrevised guidelines dated 20.06.2016. I:.,i.. SAHUO Uncer Secaetary Min ofTdbalAffairs Go,,t. of lndia New Delhi 9. The State Govelnment shall ensure that conc€med panchayati Raj Institutions (pRIs) should be duly informed about the projects / Prcgammes relating to Tribal Development to be implemenled in the area ofjurisdiction. 10. The State Government has to ensue that gmnt-in-aid is used for the pu4rose for which it is sanctioned after following due procedure in a transpaxent manner and after obtaining all necessary clearances as required under the various Centray State Acts, Rules, regulations, etc. In case of construction of infrashucture facilities, noms and Schedule of Rates (SOR) fixed by the State Govemment should be followed. 11. The progress reports of every quarter should be fumished indicating the physical and financial progress as per prescdbed format aheady circulated and revised from time to time. A Certificate of actual utilization of the grants received for the purpose for which it was received, may be fumished o the Ministry within 12 months of the closure of the frnancial year by the State Govemment. 12. This sanction issues in exercise of the delegated powers in consultation with Integated Finance of the Ministry of Tribal Affairs vide their FTS No. I228UJS&FA/2018 dated r8.12.2018. 2l 13. Certified that this sanction has been noted at S. No- 'in the register of grants. Yous faithirlly, (P. K. Sahoo) Under Secretary to the Gort. of India Tel:230137oq i,.li..1,nH0c Uadef Scai'et?r/ I\4tn o'TrlbalAr;a'rs Govt. of Indi3, Ne"v Delhi F.No.1 1015/4(10y2018-crant Dated: 18tt Decembcr, 2018 Copy forwarded for information and necessary action tor l) Dircctor ofAudit, Cental Revenues, AGCR Building, ITO, New Delhi. 2) Accountant General, Jha*hand, Ranchi. 3) Principat Secretary, Finance Deparhnent, Govemment ofJharkhand, Rarchi. 4) Secretary, Planning Deparhnent, Govemment ofJharkhand, Ranchi. 5) Secretary, Welfare Depa ment, Govemment ofJharkhand, Ranchi. 6) NITI Ayog, Plan Coordination Division, Yojana Bhawan, New Delhi, 7) NITI Ayog, BC Division, Yojana Bhawan, New Delhi. 8) MTI Ayog, State Plan Division, Yojana Bhawan, New Delhi. 9) The Principal Resident Comrnissioner, Govemment of Jharkhand, Jharkhand Bhawan, New Delhi. 10) Ministry ofFinance (Department ofExpenditure), PFJ Section, North Btock, New Delhi. 1l) National Commission for Scheduled Tribes, Lok Naya! Bhawan, 5ft Floor, New Delhi. 12) JS (A/Di0FD)/ Hindi Section/ Sanction folder,NlC. I 3) Intemal Audit Wing, Principal Account Offic.e, New Delhi. (P. K. Sahoo) Under Secretary to the Govt. of India Tel23073709 P.K. SAli.:JU Under Secretary Min ofTribalAffairs Govt. of lndla, New Deihr.
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    Available online a t www.pelagiaresearchlibrary.com Pelagia Research Library Advances in Applied Science Research, 2014, 5(6):126-131 ISSN: 0976-8610 CODEN (USA): AASRFC Diversity and abundance of Odonata in Palamau Tiger Reserve, Jharkhand, India S. K. Sajan 1* , Jenis R. Patel 1, Manish K. Bakshi 1, Amrendra K. Singh 1, S.E.H. Kazmi 2, Anil K. Mishra 3 and P. Anand 3 1Wild India, Behind Junior DAV School, Gandhi Nagar, Kanke Road, Ranchi, Jharkhand, India 2Field Director, Palamau Tiger Reserve, Jharkhand 3Divisional Forest Officers (Buffer& Core Respectively), Palamau Tiger Reserve, Jharkhand _____________________________________________________________________________________________ ABSTRACT The Odonata survey on diversity and abundance of Palamau Tiger Reserve was carried out for the first time to gives a preliminary checklist of species within the reserve. Total 30 species of Odonata were recorded at seven different ranges of which 20 species from Anisoptera and 10 species from Zygoptera. The54% species was recorded from Libellulidae family (16) followed by 13% Coenagrionidae (4), 10% from Calopterygidae (3), 7% from both Gomphidae and Aeshnidae and 9% from others families respectively.The Shannon index shows that Kutku and Baresanar ranges have maximum diversity, whereas Chhipadohar West and Betla having least diverse area.Jaccard index indicate the similarities between Baresanar and Kutku, Betla and Chhipadohar East, Garu East and Garu West respectively.Earlier 17 species recorded from this region by Zoological Survey of India. Out of four species Rhyothemis flavescens, Trithemis pallidinervis, Potamarcha congener and Lestes viridula have been not sighted this time. Current survey deals with 13 new record for this reserve. Key words: Odonata, Diversity, Abundance, Palamau Tiger Reserve, Jharkhand _____________________________________________________________________________________________ INTRODUCTION The order Odonata comprises with dragonflies (Anisoptera) and damselflies (Zygoptera) are primitive amphibiotic insects [10][5][13].
  • Khunti, Latehar, 4800.00 3400.00 1400.00 Emrss @ Rs

    Khunti, Latehar, 4800.00 3400.00 1400.00 Emrss @ Rs

    2nd installment F.No. I 10 I 5/4(l 0) /20 I 8-Grant Government of India Ministry of Tribal Affairs Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi-l10115 Dated: 26th June, 2018 To The Pay & Accounts Officer, Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi-l10115. Subject: Grants under Proviso to Article 275(1) of Constitution during 2018-19 to the State of Jharkhand (Grants-in-aid-General-Recurring). Sir, In continuation of this Ministry's sanction letter dated 07.05.2018, I am directed to convey the sanction of the President of India for release of an amount of Rs. 7,82,24,0001- (Rupees Seven Crore Eighty Two Lakh and Twenty Four Thousand Only), as 2nd installment installment to the Government of Jharkhand towards Grant-in-aid-General for Grants under Article 275(l) of Constitution of India for the year 2018-19 to carry out the following activities approved/finalized by PAC in its meeting dated 22.05.2018: Committed Liability of previous years: tn sl. Project Year of Location/ Total Amount Fund No first District Project Already approved Approval Estimate Released for released I Construction of 4 20t6-t7 Khunti, Latehar, 4800.00 3400.00 1400.00 EMRSs @ Rs. Saraikela, Jamtara l200.00laktr 2 Construction of 2 2017-18 Jagganathpur block 2400.00 t343.76 t056.24 EMRSs @ Rs. in West Singhbhum 1200.00lakh and Boarijor Block in Godda District (Site Changed to Ranchi District) Total 2456.24 New Proposals: in Lakh S. Activity Location Funds N approved for release Education 1 Recurring Cost of 7 EMRS for 2829 students Ranchi, Dumka, West 1739.84 @Rs.61500.00 Singhbhum, Sahebganj, Gumla, Lohardaga & Godda 2 Construction of 2 no.