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CSC FAQs What is CSC? CSC e-Governance Services India Limited is a government initiative which connects the local population with the Government departments. It also provides other services like insurance premium collection, Aadhar update etc. You can visit the CSC center to pay your EMI and outstanding dues. Who is a VLE? VLE is Village Level Entrepreneur who is present at the CSC center. You can ask the VLE to assist you to pay your EMI. How do I make payment via CSC? To make EMI payment, you have to go through the following steps: 1. Visit the CSC center and ask the VLE to assist you with the payment. To find your nearest CSC center, visit http://locator.csccloud.in/ and enter your State, City and District name. The nearest CSC center will be reflected on the screen. 2. You should have your contract number with you, in order to make the payment. Give your contract number to the VLE and he/she will assist you in making the payment. 3. After the payment, a receipt will be generated and handed over to you, for future reference. 4. The payment will be credited to the bank on the day of transaction, but the same amount will be reflected in your account 2 days after date of payment. What is the limit to which I can pay? Payment limit at any CSC center is Rs. 1 lakh. How will the Cashback be credited? The Cashback will be adjusted in the SOA of the customer. What if the EMI amount is zero? If your EMI amount is being displayed as zero, it might be that your contract is a half-yearly payment or quarterly payment contract. Check your contract details. However, you can still make the payment. Where can I check the amount to be paid? The VLE at any CSC center will assist you with the EMI amount. The VLE will ask for your contract number. After entering the contract number, you will be able to see the EMI amount on the CSC panel. What is the minimum amount that can be collected at the center? Minimum amount that can be collected at any CSC center is Rs. 10 FINO FAQs What is FINO? FINO Payments Bank is a banking technology platform which enables customers to avail financial services through their extensive delivery channel of more than 400 branches. Customers can make payments; view their details etc. with the help of a FINO executive present at every branch. How do I make payment via FINO? 1. To make a payment via FINO, visit the nearest FINO branch. 2. After visiting the branch, ask the executive to assist you with your payment. 3. The executive will enter your contract number on the screen and the EMI amount will be reflected on the screen. 4. After the payment, a receipt will be generated and handed over to you, for future reference. 5. The payment will be credited to the bank on the day of transaction, but the same amount will be reflected in your account 2 days after date of payment. What is the limit to which I can pay? Payment limit at any FINO center is Rs. 50,000. How will the Cashback be credited? The Cashback will be adjusted in the SOA of the customer. What if the EMI amount is zero? If your EMI amount is being displayed as zero, it might be that your contract is a half-yearly payment or quarterly payment contract. Check your contract details. However, you can still make the payment. Where can I check the amount to be paid? The FINO executive at a FINO center will assist you with the EMI amount. What is the minimum amount that can be collected at the center? Minimum amount that can be collected at any FINO center is Rs. 100 List of FINO Centers New Sr Branch Bank Branch PIN City Branch Address No Code Name Code NBC 1 1002 Deoli New Delhi 34/2,Ground Floor Khanpur, Devli Road , New Delhi- 11006 110062 Fino Money Mart, H No 2-058/11, Portion No 13, Front Side, Rangareddy Opp Narayan Hrudalaya Hospital, Suraram, Rangareddy, 501401 2 1005 Suraram Telangana-501401,, 3 1008 Danilimbda Ahmedabad F 12, Alishan Complex Nh Road Danilimbda Ahmedabad,, 380043 Ashirwad Nivas, Near Icici Bank ,Dhoki Road, Kalamb Osmanabad 413507 4 1010 Kalamb 413507.(Back Side),, 5 1012 Labhgaon Khagaria At.Post Mill Road, Dist. Khagaria, Bihar, Pin – 851204,, 851204 Main Road Dighwara Bus Stand, Front Of Boi, Dighara, Dist - Dighwara 841207 6 1023 Dighwara Saran, Bihar,, Shop No-201, Silver Point, Plot No-42/2, Gidc Umbergaon, Valsad 396130 7 1024 Umbergaon GIDC Valsad,, 8 1025 Chintal Rangareddy 4-303, Shop No 6, Opp. Hdfc Bank, Ganesh Nagar, Chintal,, 500055 House No. 23-113, Shree Nilayam, Bhoodevi, Nagar, Alwal, Hyderabad 500015 9 1028 Alwal Secundarabad,, 10 1029 Sanathnagar Rangareddy Srt 311, 7-2-532, I H Colony, Sanathnagar, Hyderabad,, 500018 Ambawadi, Sakinabai Chawl S.V. Road, Above Goodwillmoter Store Dahisar E 400068 11 1042 Dahisar E Ambawadi, Dahisar (East),, Fino Money Mart, Sant Kuteer Nagar Nigam Road, Sanganeer Sanganeer 302029 12 1043 Sanganeer Bazaar, Jaipur,, 13 1044 Bhangel Bhangel Village-Salarpur, Near Salarpur Gate, Noida,, 201301 Shop No. 2 , Navdeep C.H.S Ltd., Opp. Malhar Arcade, Near Thane 401105 14 1045 Bhayander Vimal Dairy, Bhayendar, Thane – 401105,, Shop No.03, Ground Floor, Dashrath Apartment, Opp. Datta Thane Mandir, Kalyan Phata, Diaghar Road, Post. Padle, Tq. & Dist. 421204 15 1046 Kalyan Phata Thane-421204,, S. No. 100, Rc 1, Shop No. 2, Near Sbi Bank, Akurdi, Pune- Pune 411019 16 1047 Midc Chinchwad 411035,, 17 1048 Paroo Muzaffarpur Thana Road, At Po & Ps Paroo, Dist.Muzaffarpur, Pin : 843112,, 843112 C/O House No2059, Fattesingh Chowk, Near Idbi Bank, Main Solapur 444001 18 1051 Akkalkot Road Akkalkot 413216,, 19 1052 Mudhaltitta Kolhapur Main Circle, Mudhaltitta, 416208,, 416212 20 1057 Mukundpur New Delhi A2, Main Road Mukandpur, Near Shiv Mandir Delhi 110042,, 110042 Shop No.A-17, Yojna Puri Colony, Rajasthan Awasan Mandal, Alwar 301411 21 1060 Bhiwadi Bhiwadi, Tehsil Tijara, Distt. Alwar, Rajasthan,, 22 1061 Begusarai Begusarai Ubi Building Ground Floor Kali Chak Begusarai 851101,, 851101 At/Post-Bambawade, Dist-Kolhapur, Near Bus Stand And Police Kolhapur 416213 23 1067 Bambavade Station, Maharashtra-416213,, 24 1068 Panchgaon Kolhapur 778/2/3/1, Trimurti Colony, Kalamba, Kolhapur-416007,, 416013 Plot No 19, F/F Km No-36/20/1 Rajender Park Nangloi_Delhi- New Delhi 110041 25 1072 Nangloi 110041,, H.No. 2217/14, Ward No-5, Doctor Kaushik Gali, Jawahar Faridabad 121005 26 1076 Dabua Colony Colony, N.I.T, Faridabad, Sector 22, Haryana-121005,, 27 1086 Karol Bagh Delhi Shop No-1-17B, G/F Dev Nagar Karol Bagh-110005,, 110005 28 1089 Jasola Village New Delhi House No 70, Jasola Village Ground Floor Delhi 110025,, 110025 29 1091 Nandgram Ghaziabad House No. B 321/1, Near Green Sweets, Nandgram, Ghaziabad, 201005 Up-201005,, Shop No. 623/10, Gr. Floor, Bhim Nagarroad, Gurgaon, Haryana- Gurgaon 122001 30 1093 Bhim nagar 122001,, Gandhi Chowk, Malshiras Road, Front Of Bharat Petrol Pump, Solapur 413101 31 1097 Akluj Akluj 413101,, Madanpur South Delhi C-1254, Gr Floor, Jj Colony, Madanpur Khadar Road, Delhi,, 110076 32 1107 Khader 33 1108 Kala-Amb Naraingarh Tirlokpur Road Kala Amb Ambala_Hr- 133001,, 133001 34 1113 Baddi Solan Ward 34A, Seraj Manjre, Teh Baddi Distt.Solan, Hp Pin,173205,, 173205 Fino Money Mart, Shop No 16, Thakur Godase Bld., Alandi, Tal. Pune 410501 35 1109 Alandi Khad,Pune - 410501,, Ashok Nagar Plot No-12 S.No. 495 Raja Karmachari Ashok Nagar, Satpur, Nashik 422007 36 1111 Nashik Nashik -422007,, D.No. 66-1-1A, Plot No: 32C/396, Ward No: 27A, Sivalayam Krishna Street, Ntr Circle, Patamata, Krishna Dist. Vijaywada, Ap - 520010 37 1112 Auto Nagar 520010,, Bhandup - Pagare Shop No. 1 Pagare Niwas Pipe Line Tulsheet Pada Road Bhandup Mumbai 400078 38 1115 Niwas W 400078,, No.4/2, W. No.12, Hosur Main Road, Bommanahalli, Bangalore - Bangalore 560068 39 1116 Bommanahalli 560068,, Char Rasta - Fino Money Mart, Shop No 1784/45 R K Complex Palsana, Char Surat 394327 40 1118 Palsana Rasta, Palsana Surat 394327,, Fino Money Mart, Shop No 22,Gr. Floor, Sai Narayan Complex, Surat 392130 41 1122 Dahej Block No. 695,At & Po-Dahej, Ta Vagara, Bharuch-392130,, Fino Money Mart, Shop No-42, Gold Field Plaza, Sion Bandra Mumbai 400017 42 1125 Dharavi Link Road, Dharavi, Mumbai- 400017,, Gadkhol Patiya Meghna Ampayar, G.F Shop No. 15, Gadkhol, Tal-Ankleshwar, Bharuch 393001 43 1128 (Ankleshwar) Dist-Bharuch, Gujrat-393001,, 44 1129 Gandhi Nagar New Delhi X/2506 Raghuvarpura No 2 , Ghandhi Nagar-110031,, 110031 Sva Road, Near Sva Chowk,Village Giaspura Tehsil & Distt. Ludhiana 141010 45 1131 Giaspura Ludhiana-141010,, 1321/2, Gr.Flr.,Ganesh Nagar Road,Opp Ganesh Mandir, Ludhiana 141003 46 1138 Janakpuri Janakpuri Tehsil And Distt. Ludhiana, Punjab -141003,, Unit No: F-Type, Shop No: 27, Sector 4Ea, Kalamboli, Navi Raigad 410218 47 1141 Kalamboli Mumbai, Maharashtra,, 48 1142 Kalkaji New Delhi 1652 A/15, Govindpuri, Kalkaji, New Delhi-110019,, 110019 49 1143 Kalwa (W) Thane Shop No: 9, Ground Floor, Roop Sangam Cooperative-400605,, 400605 50 1146 Kharabwadi Pune Gate No. 2912, Tal-Khed, Dist-Pune, Kharabwadi-410505,, 410505 A-10/1, Ground Floor, Deepak Vihar, Khora Road, Noida, Up - Noida 201008 51 1147 Khora Colony 201008,, 52 1150 Limbayat Surat Plot No:-11,Navanagar,Limbayat,Dindoli,Surat-394210,, 394210 Fino Money Mart, Cen – 676, Plot – B 5, Lane -5, Matang, Rushi Mumbai 400073 53 1157 Mankhurd Nagar, G M Link Road, Mankhurd-400073,, 54 1165 Narol Ahmedabad Hotel Lakeview, Narol Circle,Narol, Ahmedabad-382405,, 382405 B-24-3379/2 Main Road Gali No 15,New Madhavpuri Ludhiana - Ludhiana 141008 55 1167 New Madhopuri 141008,, 56 1179 Sachin GIDC Surat Shop No 47, Talangpur Road , G.I.D.C.
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  • Government of India (Ministry of Tribal Affairs) Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No.†158 to Be Answered on 03.02.2020

    Government of India (Ministry of Tribal Affairs) Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No.†158 to Be Answered on 03.02.2020

    GOVERNMENT OF INDIA (MINISTRY OF TRIBAL AFFAIRS) LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.†158 TO BE ANSWERED ON 03.02.2020 INTEGRATED TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT IN MADHYA PRADESH †158. DR. KRISHNA PAL SINGH YADAV: Will the Minister of TRIBAL AFFAIRS be pleased to state: (a) the details of the work done under Integrated Tribal Development Project in Madhya Pradesh during the last three years; (b) amount allocated during the last three years under Integrated Tribal Development Project; (c) Whether the work done under said project has been reviewed; and (d) if so, the outcome thereof? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE FOR TRIBAL AFFAIRS (SMT. RENUKA SINGH SARUTA) (a) & (b): Under the schemes/programmes namely Article 275(1) of the Constitution of India and Special Central Assistance to Tribal Sub-Scheme (SCA to TSS), funds are released to State Government to undertake various activities as per proposals submitted by the respective State Government and approval thereof by the Project Appraisal Committee (PAC) constituted in this Ministry for the purpose. Funds under these schemes are not released directly to any ITDP/ITDA. However, funds are released to State for implementation of approved projects either through Integrated Tribal Development Projects (ITDPs)/Integrated Tribal Development Agencies (ITDAs) or through appropriate agency. The details of work/projects approved during the last three years under these schemes to the Government of Madhya Pradesh are given at Annexure-I & II. (c) & (d):The following steps are taken to review/ monitor the performance of the schemes / programmes administered by the Ministry: (i) During Project Appraisal Committee (PAC) meetings the information on the completion of projects etc.