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Identification Land New EMRS Eklavya Model Day Boarding School 26.12 l-. No. 18015/l 5/201s/Misc- Grants (iot ern men t of Ind ia Nlinistrt of Tribal AlTairs (S'l'\\'C Dilision ) Shastri Bha*an. Neu Delh i Date d: 26'r' Deccrnber. 201 8 -f (r -l'he Principal Secrctarr r' Secretan,,in-Clrarsc 1-ribal Derelopment l)eparlntent (As pcr lisr atrached ) Su bject: Identification of Land for cstablishing nclr' FlklaYva Model Rcsidential Schools ( !l M RS) a nd Eklavr,a Model l)av Boarding Schools ([i]It)BS) - rcg Sir/Matianr. As rou are auare. lrN'lRSs ltavc bccn one 01'tll. fla*ship intcrr'cntions ol'the \4inistrr to provi6c qualitr rniddlc and hiuh-lc\al cdtication to SchedLrlcd l-ribc (S I )sludcnls ir rcnlolc arcas. I hc l\linisrrr" so ti:r. has sanctioned 2ll'1 trNlRSs out ol u'hich 219 L-.i\lRSs havc bccontc lunctional. I hc llsl ot rhc trMRSs is (iovernntcnt at Anncxure-l. of India have noir. clecitled that br the ).car 1022. cvcrt block rvilh nrorc than 50% ST population and at lcast 20.000 tribal persons. rvill havc an E.klavya \1odel Rcsitlcntial School (liMRS). 1-hese EI\{RSs rrrll be ott par with Navodal,a Vidl,alalas and u.ill have spccial tacilities tbr preserring local art and culture bcsidcs proi'idinr training in sporls and skill devclopmcnt. A bricl'oj'thc proposcd changcs in the Scltcrre is at Annerurc-ll. 2. Across the col ttr]. as pcl censlls 20ll tlgurcs. therc arc 561 sLtb-.listricts i.c. biocks/talLtkaitehsil having morc than 50% S I'popLrlation rnd at lcast 20.000 tribal persons. OLrt o1'thcsc sLrb-clistricts. ar prescnt l0l sLrb-clistricts have l:.MRSs. l. \\'herevcrdcnsitrofSlpopLrlirtionishiglherinidc-ntillcrl SLrb-l)isrrlcrs,lllocks 1909..i, or nrorc). i1 is ploposcd to set Lrp iiklavra Moclcl l)al Boarclins School (lrN1l)BS) on air crpcrinrcnrr,rl basis f'or proridinl add itional scopc fbr S'f Str:dcnts seek ing to ar ail school cdirctrtion ii ithoLrt rcs iclentia I thc il itr,. A ccor{ ingli . l2 such EMDBS irillbcsct Lrp al unit cost ol'Rs. 1.1.00Crorespcrschool basccl on rhe. clenrand ofthe. State Cor elnrncnt.The t'eaturcs o,' t..MD US rr ill rcnrain tllc san'te as I:M It S cxccpt fbr thc lbllori ine: i. No residential iacilit,i,. ii. l.and rcquir.ment 5 acrcs. ili. Provision of mornin.g snacks. lunch ancl evcning snacks iv. lranspofiation 1'acilit,r rn coll\'ergencc rith States. V. Rccurring cost r-a-l Rs. 85000 pcr slLrdent per YCar. 4. Ir is proposed to establish new Schools (450 EMRS and l2 EMDBS) in the remaining 462 sub- districts by the yea r 2022 as per the following order of priority: a. Prioriry Districts (more than 50% ST population and more than 20,000 sT population) but not having an EMRS. Any sub-disficr in these districts may be identified as per the availability of land. List of l9 such districts is at Annexure-III. b. Districts having sub-districts with more than 50% ST population and more than 20,000 sT popularion but not having EMRS. List ofthese districts along with the sub-District is at Annexure-IV. c. Wherever density of ST population is higher in identified Sub-Districts/Blocks (90%o or more), Eklavya Model Day Boarding School (EMDBS) will be setup. The list ofthe Sub-Districts identified are at Annexure-V. d. Thereafter Sub-Districts (i.e. block/taluka,/tehsil) having more than 20,000 ST population and 50% STs subject to essential parameters like availability of land, educational backwardness etc will be taken up. Complete list of462 blocks having more than 20,000 ST population and more than 50% ST population and not having an EMRS is at Annexure-Vl. e. Proposals for setting up of ded icated infrastructure fbr establishing Centre of Excellence for sports with all related infrastructure (buildings, equipment's etc.). These Centre ofExcellences will have specialized state-of'-the-art facilities for one identified individual sport and one group spoft in each State. l5 such centres will be established during 2018-19 to 2019-20. 5. You are hereby requested to identify land (minimum of I 5 acres for EMRS and 5 acres for EMDBS) as per tlte orrJer of priority mentioncd in para 4. The confinnation regarding the identification ofthe land sub-district-wise along with a brief proposal for establishing these Schools may be submitted to be the Ministry latest by 8'r' January, 2019. The proposals ftom the State Governments and wayforward lor implementation of the new approved norms are slated lor discussion tentatively in the meeting being scheduled on l7'r' January, 201 9 at Hyderabad, Telangana under the Chairmanship of Hon'ble Minister for Tribal Affairs, Government of India This is required to be attended to by you and for this a separate communication will follow. It is requested that receipt of this letter be acknowledged and necessary proposals in this regard are expedited. Yours faithfully (P K Sahoo) Under Secretary to the Covt of India Tel: 0l l-23073709 Emai l: [email protected] Encl: As above /\nne\urc-l l,ist of EMRSs in India F-unction:rl Sl. 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