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GOVERNMENT of ORISSA ST & SC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT No. 3 5 5 4 /SSD Bhubaneswar, Dated.25 January 2008 TAC 1/ 2007 From GOVERNMENT OF ORISSA ST & SC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT No. 3 5 5 4 /SSD Bhubaneswar, Dated.25th January 2008 TAC 1/ 2007 From Dr. Taradatt, IAS Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt. To All Members Tribes Advisory Council. Sub: Proceedings of the meeting of the Tribes Advisory Council held on 28.12.2007. Sir, I am directed to enclose a copy of the proceedings of the meeting of the Tribes Advisory Council held on 28.12.2007 at 10.00 AM in the 3rd Floor Conference Hall of the Secretariat under the chairmanship of the Hon'ble Chief Minister, Orissa for favour of information. Yours faithfully, Sd/- Dr. Taradatt Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt. Memo No. 3 5 5 5 / SSD dated 25.1.2008 Copy along with copy of proceedings of the meeting of the Tribes Advisory Council held on 28.12.2007 forwarded to the Principal Secretary to Chief Minister/ Private Secretary to Minster, ST & SC Development for kind information of Hon'ble Chief Minister and Hon'ble Minister, ST & SC Development. Sd/- Dr. Taradatt Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt. Memo No. 3 5 5 6 / SSD dated 25.1.2008 Copy along with copy of proceeding of the meeting of the Tribes Advisory Council held on 28.12.2007 forwarded to the Private Secretary to Chief Secretary/ Private Secretary to Development Commissioner & Addl. Chief Secretary/ Private Secretary to Agriculture Production Commissioner for favour of information of the Chief Secretary, Development Commissioner and Agriculture Production Commissioner. Sd/- Dr. Taradatt Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt. Memo No. 3 5 5 7 / SSD dated 25.1.2008 Copy along with copy of proceeding of the meeting of the Tribes Advisory Council held on 28.12.2007 forwarded to the Private Secretary to Principal Secretary to Government, Finance Department/ Private Secretary to Principal Secretary to Govt, Forest & Environment Department / Private Secretary to Principal Secretary to Govt, Home Department/Private Secretary to Principal 2 Secretary to Govt., F & ARD Deptt./ Private Secretary to Principal Secretary to Govt., Law Deptt./ Private Secretary to Principal Secretary to Govt., Health & Family Welfare Department / Private Secretary to Principal Secretary to Govt., Water Resources Department/ Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., Revenue & Disaster Management Department/ Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., Excise Department/ Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., Agriculture Department/ Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., Steel and Mines Department/ Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., Panchayati Raj Department/ Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., Rural Development Department/ Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., F.S. & C.W. Department/ Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., Energy Department/ Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., School & Mass Education Department/ Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum- Secretary to Govt., Higher Education Department/ Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., Women & C.D Department/ Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., Industry Department/ Private Secretary to Special Secretary to Govt., G.A. Department/ Private Secretary to EIC-cum-Secretary to Govt., Works Department / Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., Information & P.R. Department/ Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., Tourism & Culture Department / Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., Labour and Employment Deptt./ Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., Co-operation Deptt. / Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum-Secretary to Govt., Textile and Handloom Deptt. / Private Secretary to Commissioner-cum- Secretary to Govt., Sports and Youth Services Deptt. for favour of information of Principal Secretaries/ Commissioner-cum-Secretaries / EIC-cum-Secretary / Spl. Secretary. Sd/- Sri B.P. Mishra Director (ST & SC)-cum-Addl Secy. to Govt.. Memo No. 3 5 5 8 / SSD dated 25.1.2008 Copy along with copy of proceeding of the meeting of the Tribes Advisory Council held on 28.12.2007 forwarded to the Director, National Commission for STs, N-1/297, IRC Village, Bhubaneswar/ G.M., TRIFED/ GM, NAFED/ M.D, OSFDC/ MD, TDCCOL / Director, SCSTR & TI/ PD, OTELP/ Director, ATDC for information and necessary action. Sd/- Sri B.P. Mishra Director (ST & SC)-cum-Addl. Secy. to Govt. Memo No. 3 5 5 9 /SSD., Dated. 25.1.2008 Copy along with copy of proceeding of the meeting of the Tribes Advisory Council held on 28.12.2007 forwarded to the Addl. Secretary to Govt., ST & SC Dev. Deptt. for information and necessary action. 3 He is requested to take necessary follow up action on the Annual Administration Report for 2005-06 regarding administration of Scheduled Areas. Sd/- Sri B.P. Mishra Director (ST & SC)-cum-Addl. Secy. to Govt. Memo No3 5 6 0 / SSD dated 25.1.2008 Copy along with copy of proceeding of the meeting of the Tribes Advisory Council held on 28.12.2007 forwarded to the PS to Commissioner-cum-Secretary / P.S to Addl. Secretary / PS to Director (ST/SC)-cum-Additional Secretary/ PS to Director OBC / All other Officers of ST. & SC Development Department for information and necessary action. Sd/- Sri B.P. Mishra Director (ST & SC)-cum-Addl. Secy. to Govt. Memo No. 3 5 6 1 / SSD dated 25.1.2008 Copy along with copy of proceeding of the meeting of the Tribes Advisory Council held on 28.12.2007 forwarded to all Section Officers of ST & SC Development. Department for information and necessary action. Sd/- Sri B.P. Mishra Director (ST& SC)-cum-Addl. Secy. to Govt. Memo No. 3 5 6 2 / SSD dated 25.1.2008 Copy along with copy of proceeding of the meeting of the Tribes Advisory Council held on 28.12.2007 forwarded to Sri Sujit Mukherjee, I/C Computer Cell to incorporate the proceeding in the website of this Department Sd/- Sri B.P. Mishra Director (ST& SC)-cum-Addl. Secy. to Govt. 4 PROCEEDINGS OF THE TRIBES ADVISORY COUNCIL (T.A.C) MEETING HELD ON 28.12.2007 The meeting of the Tribes Advisory Council was held on 28.12.2007 at 10 A.M. in the 3rd floor Conference Hall of the Secretariat. Honourable Chief Minister, Orissa presided over the meeting. The list of esteemed members and officers who attended the meeting is given at Annexure-I. At the outset, Hon’ble Chief Minister extended a warm welcome to all the members and officials present in the meeting. He underlined some of the notable achievements that have been made after the last Tribes Advisory Council meeting dated 10.04.2007. In this regard, he highlighted operationalisation of 1003 ST Girls’ Hostels with admission of more than one lakh boarders and completion of 887 Girls Hostels in addition to 207 ST boys and girls hostels in KBK district under RLTAP, during the year. As promised all the 10 Ekalavya Model Residential High Schools have been upgraded to Higher Secondary level and all the 8 Higher Secondary Schools in addition to 10 Ekalavya Model Residential Schools were being developed as centres of excellence. Honourable Hon’ble Chief Minister also mentioned the efforts made by SCs & STs Research and Training Institute (SCSTRTI) for Teachers Training with the help of NCERT and Institute of Mathematics to improve the productivity of teachers in tribal schools. He informed the house that most of the vacant post of teachers in schools under ST & SC Development Department had been filled and to ensure recruitment of quality teachers and coaching allowance was being provided to contractually appointed teachers. Hon’ble C.M. expressed his satisfaction about the performance of the students in the High School Certificate examination 2007 which was as high as 74% in respect of ST students from High Schools of ST & SC Development Department against overall pass out rate of about 40% from the general schools. He also laid stress on vocational education mentioning that about 1200 tribal students were undergoing vacation training in various reputed institutions of the state. Hon’ble Chief Minister assured the members that under the recently announced package for tribals, all the landless tribal families will be provided with homestead land within a period of 6 months. At the end, he appealed all the esteemed members to share their valuable thoughts for the development of the tribal communities. He then wished all the members and officials present a prosperous new year. 5 Honourable Minister ST & SC Development and Minorities & Backward Classes Welfare complimented the Chief Minister and joined him in extending a warm welcome to the other members of Tribes Advisory Council and officers present. He indicated in brief the objectives of the TAC and also various efforts made by the state government to address the problems of tribals and scheduled areas. Commissioner-cum-Secretary, ST & SC Development and Minorities & Other Backward Classes Welfare Department placed the agenda items before the TAC and discussions were held as follows: Agenda No. 1:Confirmation of the proceedings of Tribes Advisory Council meeting held on 10.04.2007. The proceedings of the meeting of the Tribes Advisory Council (TAC) held on 10.04.2007 were confirmed. Agenda No. 2:Action Taken Report of Tribes Advisory Council meeting held on 10.04.2007. The follow up action taken on the proceedings of the meeting of the TAC held on 10.04.2007 is indicated below: 2.1 Introduction of Santali in Oriya script in educational system of Primary Schools and use of tribal languages in primary education. Orissa Primary Education Programme (OPEPA) have taken steps for preparing Text Books for Class-I & II in Saora, Kisan, Munda, Juang, Koya, Bonda, Kui, Kuvi and Oraon languages in Oriya script and have launched the same in about 200 school having higher concentration of tribal students.
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