National Programme of Mid Day Meal in Schools
[Mid Day Meal Scheme]
ANNUAL WORK PLAN AND BUDGET 2021-2022
UTTARAKHAND
State Project Office Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (MDM Cell)
State Project Office Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (MDM Cell)
Near Directorate of Education, Nanoorkheda, Tapovan Road, Raipur, Dehradun, Uttarakhand-248 008 Phone & Fax: 0135-2781944 E-mail: [email protected] Toll Free No.-1800 180 4132
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CONTENTS.... 1. Introduction: 1.1 Brief history 1.2 Management structure 1.3 Process of Plan Formulation State and District level.
2. Description and assessment of the programme implemented in the current year (2020-21) and proposal for next year (2021-22) with reference to: 2.1 Regularity and wholesomeness of mid-day meals served to children; interruptions, if any and the reasons there for problems areas for regular serving of meals and action taken to avoid Interruptions in future.
2.2 System for cooking, serving and supervising mid-day-meals in the schools.
2.3 Details about weekly Menu. 2.3.1 Weekly Menu – Day wise. 2.3.2 Additional Food items provided (fruits/milk/any other items), if any State/UT resources. Frequency of their serving along with per unit cost per day. 2.3.3 Usage of Double Fortified Salt and Fortified Edible Oil; their availability and constraints, if any, for procuring these items. 2.3.4 At what level menu is being decided / fixed. 2.3.5 Provision of local variation in the menu, Inclusion of locally available ingredients/items in the menu as per the liking/taste of the children. 2.3.6 Timings for serving meal.
2.4 Fund Flow Mechanism - System for release of funds (Central share and State share). 2.4.1 Existing mechanism for release of funds up to school/implementing agency levels. 2.4.2 Mode of release of funds at different levels. 2.4.3 Dates when the fund released to State Authority / Directorate / District / Block / Gram Panchayat and finally to the Cooking Agency / School. 2.4.4 Reasons for delay in release of funds at different levels. 2.4.5 In case of delay in release of funds from State/Districts, how the scheme has been implemented by schools/implementing agencies. 2.4.6 Initiatives taken by the State for pre-positioning of funds with the implementing agencies in the beginning of the year, like creation of corpus funds, adoption of green channel scheme, advance release of State share etc.
2.5 Food grains management, 2.5.1 Time lines for lifting of food grains from FCI Depot- District wise lifting calendar of food grains. 2.5.2 System for ensuring lifting of FAQ food grains (Joint inspections at the time of lifting etc.) 2.5.3 Is there any incident when FAQ food grain was not provided by FCI. If so, the action taken by the State/District to get such food grain replaced with FAQ food grain. How the food grain of FAQ was provided to implementing agencies till replacement of inferior quality of food grain from FCI was arranged. 2.5.4 System for transportation and distribution of food grains.
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2.5.5 Whether unspent balance of food grains with the schools is adjusted from the allocation of the respective implementing agencies (Schools/SHGs/Centralise Kitchens) Number of implementing agencies receiving food grains at doorstep level. 2.5.6 Storage facility at different levels in the State/District/ Blocks/Implementing agencies after lifting of food grains from FCI depot. 2.5.7 System of fortification of foodgrains and their costing and logistics arrangement. 2.5.8 Challenges faced and plan to overcome them.
2.6 Payment of cost of food grains to FCI. 2.6.1 System for payment of cost of food grains to FCI, whether payments made at District level or State level. 2.6.2 Status of pending bills of FCI of the previous year(s) and the reasons for pendency. 2.6.3 Timelines for liquidating the pending bills of previous year(s). 2.6.4 Whether meetings are held regularly in the last week of the month by the District Nodal Officers with FCI as per guidelines dated 10.02.2010 to resolve the issues relating to lifting, quality of food grains and payment of bills. 2.6.5 Whether the District Nodal Officers are submitting the reports of such meeting to State Head quarter by 7th of next month. 2.6.6 The process of reconciliation of payment with the concerned offices of FCI. 2.6.7 Relevant issues regarding payment to FCI. 2.6.8 Whether there is any delay in payment of cost of food grains to FCI. If so, the steps taken to overcome the delay.
2.7 Cook-cum-helpers 2.7.1 Whether the state follows the norms prescribed by MHRD for the engagement of cook-cum-helpers or it has its own norms. 2.7.2 In case, the State follows different norms, the details of norms followed may be indicated. 2.7.3 Is there any difference of number of cook-cum-helpers eligible for engagement as per norms and the CCH actually engaged. 2.7.4 System and mode of payment of honorarium to cook-cum-helpers and implementing agencies viz. NGOs / SHGs / Trust / Centralized kitchens etc. 2.7.5 Whether the CCH were paid on monthly basis. 2.7.6 Whether there was any instance regarding irregular payment of honorarium to cook-cum-helpers and reason thereof. Measures taken to rectify the problem. 2.7.7 Rate of honorarium to cook-cum-helpers, 2.7.8 Number of cook-cum-helpers having bank accounts, 2.7.9 Number of cook-cum-helpers receiving honorarium through their bank accounts, 2.7.10 Provisions for health check-ups of Cook-cum-Helpers, 2.7.11 Whether cook-cum-helpers are wearing head gears and gloves at the time of cooking of meals. 2.7.12 Modalities for apportionment of cook-cum-helpers engaged at school level and working at centralized kitchens, in case of schools being served through centralized kitchens. 2.7.13 Mechanisms adopted for the training of cook cum helpers. Total number of trained cook cum helpers engaged in the cooking of MDMs. Details of the training modules; Number of Master Trainers
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available in the State; Number of trainings organized by the Master Trainers for training cook-cum-helpers. 2.7.14 Whether any steps have been taken to enroll cook-cum-helpers under any social security schemes i. e. Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana etc. and number of cooks benefitted through the same.
2.8 Procurement and storage of cooking ingredients and condiments 2.8.1 System for procuring good quality pulses, vegetables including leafy ones, salt, condiments, oil etc. and other commodities. 2.8.2 Whether pulses are being procured from NAFED or otherwise. 2.8.3 Whether First In and First Out (FIFO) method has been adopted for using MDM ingredients such as pulses, oil/fats, condiments, salt etc. or not. 2.8.4 Arrangements for safe storage of ingredients and condiments in kitchens. 2.8.5 Steps taken to ensure implementation of guidelines dated 13.02.0215 on food safety and hygiene in school level kitchens under Mid Day Meal Scheme. 2.8.6 Information regarding dissemination of the guidelines up-to school level.
2.9 Type of Fuel used for cooking of Mid-Day Meals –LPG, Smokeless Chulha, Fire wood etc. 2.9.1 Number of schools using LPG for cooking MDM 2.9.2 Steps taken by State to provide LPG as fuel in MDM in all schools. 2.9.3 Expected date by which LPG would be provided in all schools.
2.10 Kitchen-cum-stores. 2.10.1 Procedure and status of construction of kitchen-cum-store, 2.10.2 Whether any standardized model of kitchen cum stores is used for construction. 2.10.3 Details of the construction agency and role of community in this work. 2.10.4 Kitchen cum stores constructed through convergence, if any 2.10.5 Progress of construction of kitchen-cum-stores and target for the next year. 2.10.6 The reasons for slow pace of construction of kitchen cum stores, if applicable. 2.10.7 How much interest has been earned on the unutilized central assistance lying in the bank account of the State/implementing agencies. 2.10.8 Details of the kitchen cum stores constructed in convergence. Details of the agency engaged for the construction of these kitchen-cum-stores.
2.11 Kitchen Devices
2.11.1 Procedure of procurement of kitchen devices f rom funds released under the Mid Day Meal Programme 2.11.2 Status of procurement of kitchen devices. 2.11.3 Procurement of kitchen devices through co nvergence or community/ CSR. 2.11.4 Availability of eating plates in the schools. Source of funding of eating plates.
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2.12 Measures taken to rectify 2.12.1 Inter-district low and uneven utilization of food grains and cooking cost 2.12.2 Intra-district mismatch in utilization of food grains and cooking cost. 2.12.3 Mismatch of data reported through various sources (QPR, AWP& B, MIS etc)
2.13 Quality of food 2.13.1 System of Tasting of food by teachers/community. Maintenance of tasting register at school level. 2.13.2 Maintenance of roster of parents, community for the presence of at least two parents in the school on each day at the time of serving and tasting of mid day meal. 2.13.3 Testing of food sample by any recognized labs for prescribed nutrient ion and presence of contaminants such as microbes, e-coli. Mechanism to check the temperature of the cooked MDM. 2.13.4 Engagement of recognized labs for the testing of Meals. 2.13.5 Details of protocol for testing of Meals, frequency of lifting and testing of samples. 2.13.6 Details of samples taken for testing and the results thereof. 2.13.7 Steps taken to ensure implementation of guidelines issued with regard to quality of food.
2.14 Involvement of NGOs / Trusts/Temples/Gurudwara/Jails etc. 2.14.1 Modalities for engagement of NGOs/ Trusts/Temples/Gurudwara/ Jails etc for serving of MDM through centralized kitchen. 2.14.2 Whether NGOs/ Trust/Temples/Gurudwara/Jails etc s are serving meal in rural areas 2.14.3 Maximum distance and time taken for delivery of food from centralized kitchen and school 2.14.4 Measures taken to ensure delivery of hot cooked meals to schools 2.14.5 Responsibility of receiving cooked meals at the schools from the centralized kitchen, 2.14.6 Whether sealed/insulated containers are used for supply of meals to schools, 2.14.7 Tentative time of delivery of meals at schools from centralized kitchen. 2.14.8 Availability of weighing machines for weighing the cooked MDM at school level prepared at centralized kitchen. 2.14.9 Testing of food samples at centralized kitchens 2.14.10 Whether NGO/Trusts/Temples/Gurudwara/Jails etc is receiving grant from other organizations for the mid day meal. If so, the details thereof.
2.15 Systems to ensure transparency, accountability in all aspects of programme implementation, 2.15.1 Display of logo, entitlement of children and other information at a prominent visible place in school 2.15.2 Dissemination of information through MDM website 2.15.3 Provisions for community monitoring at school level i.e. Mother Roaster, Inspection register, 2.15.4 Tasting of meals by community members, 2.15.5 Conducting Social Audit 2.15.5.1 Whether Social Audit has been carried out or not 2.15.5.2 If no, in 2.15.5.1, reasons thereof.
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2.15.5.3 Details of action taken by the State on the findings of Social Audit. 2.15.5.4 Impact of social audit in the schools 2.15.5.5 Action plan for Social Audit during 2021-22.
2.16 Capacity building and training for different stakeholders 2.16.1 Details of the training programme conducted for State level officials, SMC members, school teachers and others stakeholders 2.16.2 Details about Modules used for training, Master Trainers, Venues etc. 2.16.3 Targets for the next year.
2.17 Management Information System at School, Block, District and State level and its details. 2.17.1 Procedure followed for data entry into MDM-MIS Web portal 2.17.2 Level (State/ District/ Block/ School) at which data entry is made 2.17.3 Availability of manpower for web based MIS 2.17.4 Mechanism for ensuring timely data entry and quality of data 2.17.5 Whether MIS data is being used for monitoring purpose and details thereof.
2.18 Automated Monitoring System (AMS) at School, Block, District and State level and its details. 2.18.1 Status of implementation of AMS 2.18.2 Mode of collection of data under AMS(SMS/IVRS/Mobile APP/Web enabled) 2.18.3 Tentative unit cost for collection of data. 2.18.4 Mechanism for ensuring timely submission of information by schools 2.18.5 Whether the information under AMS is got validated 2.18.6 Whether AMS data is being used for monitoring purpose and details thereof. 2.18.7 In case, AMS has not been rolled out, the reason therefore may be indicated along with the time lines by which it would be rolled out.
2.19 Details of Evaluation studies conducted by State/UTs and summary of its findings.
2.20 Case Studies/Write up on best/ innovative practices followed in the State along with some high resolution photographs of these best/innovative practices.
2.21 Untoward incidents 2.21.1 Instances of unhygienic food served, children falling ill 2.21.2 Sub-standard supplies, 2.21.3 Diversion/ misuse of resources, 2.21.4 Social discrimination 2.21.5 Action taken and safety measures adopted to avoid recurrence of such incidents. Whether Emergency Plan exists to tackle any untoward incident.
2.22 Status of Rastriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram. 2.22.1 Provision of micro- nutrients, de-worming medicine, Iron and Folic acid (WIFS),
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2.22.2 Distribution of spectacles to children with refractive error, 2.22.3 Recording of height, weight etc. 2.22.4 Number of visits made by the RBSK team for the health check- up of the children. (Please ensure to upload at least two photographs of the visit of the medical team in each school on MDM-MIS portal). 2.23 Present monitoring structure at various levels. Strategy for establishment of monitoring cell at various levels viz. Block, District and State level for effective monitoring of the scheme.
2.24 Meetings of Steering cum Monitoring Committees at the Block, District and State level 2.24.1 Number of meetings held at various level and gist of the issues discussed in the meeting, 2.24.2 Action taken on the decisions taken during these meetings.
2.25 Frequency of meeting of District Level Committee held under the chairmanship of senior most MP of the District to monitor the scheme. Gist of the issues discussed and action taken thereon.
2.26 Arrangement for official inspections to MDM centres/schools and percentage of schools inspected and summary of findings and remedial measures taken.
2.27 Details of the Contingency Plan to avoid any untoward incident. Printing of important phone numbers (e.g. Primary health centre, Hospital, Fire brigade etc) on the walls of school building.
2.28 Grievance Redressal Mechanism 2.28.1 Details regarding Grievance Redressal at all levels. 2.28.2 Details of complaints received i.e. Nature of complaints etc. 2.28.3 Time schedule for disposal of complaints. 2.28.4 Details of action taken on the complaints.
2.29 Details regarding Awareness Generation & Information, Education and Communication (IEC) activities and Media campaign, carried out at State/district/block/school level.
2.30 Overall assessment of the manner in which implementation of the programme is contributing to the programme objectives and an analysis of strengths and weaknesses of the programme implementation.
2.31 Action Plan for ensuring enrolment of all school children under Adhaar before the stipulated date.
2.32 Contribution by community in the form of Tithi Bhojan or any other similar practices in the State/ UT etc.
2.33 Kitchen Gardens 2.33.1 Status of availability of kitchen gardens in the schools. (Please furnish school wise details for all districts in the table given at Annexure – W 1.) 2.33.2 Mapping of schools with the corresponding Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVK) 2.33.3 Details of the mechanisms adopted for the setting up and Maintenance of kitchen gardens.
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2.33.4 Whether the produce of these kitchen gardens is used in MDM. 2.33.5 Action plan for setting up of kitchen gardens in all schools.
2.34 Details of action taken to Operationalize the MDM Rules, 2015.
2.35 Details of payment of Food Security Allowances and its mechanism.
2.36 Cooking Competition 2.36.1 Whether cooking competitions have been organized at different levels in 2020-21, 2.36.2 If yes in 2.36.1, 2.36.2.1 The number of participants in these competitions 2.36.2.2 Details of judges 2.36.2.3 How many participants were awarded 2.36.2.4 Was the awarded participants given any cash prizes 2.36.2.5 Whether the awarded recipes have been shared with schools 2.36.3 Details of action plan for year 2021-22
2.37 Details of minor modifications from the existing guidelines carried out by District Level Committee chaired by the District Magistrate. 2.38 Details of new interventions envisaged under 5% flexi funds – For each intervention, please provide detailed information in the below template 2.38.1 Background Note 2.38.2 Objectives 2.38.3 Rationale for the intervention 2.38.4 Time lines 2.38.5 Coverage 2.38.5.1 Number of Districts 2.38.5.2 Number of schools 2.38.5.3 Number of children 2.38.5.4 Number of working days 2.38.6 Requirement of Funds 2.38.7 Monitoring 2.38.8 Outcome measurement 2.38.9 Impact assessment
2.39 Details about provision of Food Security Allowance during closure of schools on account of COVID Pandemic. 2.39.1 Methodology adopted for distribution of Food Security Allowance 2.39.2 Mechanism followed for management and monitoring 2.39.3 Items provided as Food Security Allowance
2.40 Detailed MME plan alongwith Annual plan of activities to be undertaken thereunder.
2.41 Any other issues and Suggestions.
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Mid Day Meal Programme Annual Work Plan and Budget 2021-22 1. Introduction: 1.1 Brief history: National Programme of Nutritional support of Primary Education (NP- NSPE) popularly known as the Mid-day-meal (MDM) scheme was formally launched on the 15th August 1995. The scheme envisaged every child in primary school to be provided cooked meal during the school hours with a maximum content of 450 calories and 12 gm of protein each day of school. Earlier state was the part of Uttar Pradesh before 8 Nov. 2000. In Uttar Pradesh dry ration distribution pattern was observed for Mid-day-meal scheme. Children enrolled in primary schools to receive food grain to carry it home every month in the presence of their parents. Only rice or wheat was provided to the children. It was not felt sufficient from nutritional point of view. With these efforts there was a slight improvement in enrolment but retention of these children in scheme is still remaining a challenge to the department and government. According to Health check-up drive under DPEP-III and SSA, it was noticed that about 50% children enrolled in primary schools are anaemic. Percentage of girls child is little higher. This shows that the pattern of providing MDM is not up to the satisfaction of the children as far the enrolment and retention are concerned. While deciding a PIL the honourable Supreme Court directed to the GOI through all states and UTs to provide cooked nutritious meal to all children enrolled in primary school during school hours. Following the order of the honourable Apex Court Govt of Uttarakhand started the scheme for the 1st time is Sahaspur block of district Dehradun in the year 2001-02. The impact was promising enough to extend this scheme to all 13 districts of the state. This was followed by implementing the scheme in 26 blocks of all the districts (2 blocks from each district) as the second phase of the scheme in the year 2002-03. The experiment was appreciated and hailed from all the quarters of the state so much so that now it has become the vehicle for attainment of the goal of universalization of education at primary level. The Govt of Uttarakhand through Department of Education implemented the scheme in all primary schools, aided primary schools, EGS/AIE centres in the year 2003-04. The scheme has been a 100% success in terms of coverage at primary level. Encouraged with the success the MDM scheme has also been extended in Upper Primary Schools in Educationally Backward Blocks (EBB) with effect from 01 January 2008 and further extended in all Upper Primary Schools of the state from the year 01 April 2008. The direction made by Principal Secretary on the scheme are most focused on sound structural organization, cleanliness, management for food supply, quality of food grain, availability of funds and fuel supply, cooking process, inter departmental coordination through District Magistrate and responsibilities of the officials of concerned programme. A full flashed committee i.e. School Management Committee is formed separately at school/village level to implement the scheme.
1.2 Management Structure: At state level Department of Education is responsible for implementation of the scheme. Department of food and civil supply is responsible for providing food grains. At district level District Magistrate is deputed as a nodal officer. Under the guidance of District Magistrate, District Education Officer (Primary Education), and District Supply Officer (DSO) manages the mid day meal programme. At block level Dy. Education Officer is acting as nodal officer. Head Master and school management committee (SMC) is responsible for implementing the scheme at school level. The State Project Director (SPD) of "Uttarakhand council
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of Education for all" who is responsible for the overall monitoring and management of the programme. There are following dedicated staffs at various levels to manage, monitor and implement the programme:
State Level
Sanctioned Post Filled Vacant Remark Post
State Project Director 1 1 0 Nodal Officer in State
Joint Director 1 1 0 Departmental
Field Investigator 2 2 0 Filled by redeployment
Stenographer 1 0 1 To be filled by redeployment
Computer Operator 1 0 1 To be filled by redeployment
MIS Coordinator 1 1 0 By Outsourcing
Computer Operator 1 1 0 By Outsourcing
Coordinator 2 1 1 By Outsourcing
Assistant Accountant 1 1 0 By Outsourcing
Auditor 1 0 1 To be filled by Outsourcing
Peon 2 2 0 By Outsourcing
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District Level Sanctioned Post Filled Vacant Remark Post DEO Nodal Officer in District (Primary Education) 13 13 0 Coordinator 13 13 0 By Outsourcing MIS Coordinator 13 12 1 By Outsourcing Peon 13 13 0 By Outsourcing
Block Level Sanctioned Post Filled Vacant Remark Post Dy. Block Education 95 95 00 Nodal Officer in Block Officer Official Staff at Block Honorarium of Rs 500 is given 95 95 00 level offices for additional work for MDM 1.3 Process of Plan Formulation: A bottom up approach is taken for plan formulation. The school sends the information to block offices where the information consolidates/scrutinizes and submitted to district level. At district level the plan was prepared according to block level information and submitted to state. The proposal received from the district is finalized at state level as per norms and guidelines prescribed by Government of India and sent the plan to "State Level Steering Cum Monitoring Committee" for approval; afterwards the State Government forwards the plan to Government of India. The plan is based on the MDM-MIS data. Different level meetings were organised before preparation of AWP&B.
2. Description and assessment of the programme implemented in the year (2020-21) and proposal for year (2021-22) with reference to: 2.1 Regularity and wholesomeness of mid day meal served to children, reasons for programme interruptions, if any and planning to minimize them and the reasons there for problems areas for regular serving of meals and action taken to avoid Interruptions in future. MDM is served on regular basis to all students who are present on the working days. Instructions regarding the Mid Day Meal have been circulated to all districts. In some schools, due to unavailability of food grains the interruptions have occurred in the scheme. Remedial measures are taken by District Education Officer (Primary Education) and District Supply Officer. State Govt. has already taken decision to make availability of food grain in advance i.e. one month's buffer stock. The following problems are faced in the implementation of the MDM at different levels: • SMCs are not fully active in MDM. • Non availability of food grain in advance i.e. buffer stock at school level. • Shortage of monitoring staff at District, block and cluster level. • Drinking water problem in some hilly areas. • Non-Availability of Gas connections and inadequate supply of LPG. • Low cooking cost/Low honorarium of cooks. Deeply monitoring of Mid Day Meal scheme is done by the State Government as well. 2.2 System for cooking, serving and supervising mid-day-meals in the schools.
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The cooks are responsible for cooking Mid Day Meal in schools under the supervision of schools teachers. They are also responsible for serving food and maintaining hygiene in surrounding area. The headmasters, subordinate teachers and sometimes members of SMC have responsibilities for supervising of cooking and serving Mid Day Meal. Food taste register is also prepared in all schools wherein daily entries are made. Regular visits of schools are also done by concerning officials. The details regarding the monitoring committees are as follows: (a) Steering-cum-monitoring Committees : State government of Uttarakhand constituted steering-cum-monitoring committees at State, District and Block level. State Level: Chief Secretary Chairperson H'ble Member of Parliament Member H'ble Member of Legislative Assembly Member Secretary of School Education Member Secretary Village Development Member Principal Secretary Finance Member Secretary Planning Member Secretary of Health and Family Welfare Member Secretary Food & Consumer Affair Member Secretary Women and Child Development Member Secretary, Urban Development & Poverty Elevation Member Member of Human Rights Commission Member General Manager, Food Corporation of India Member Director, ICDS Member Nutritional Expert, G.B.Pant Agriculture University Member Director, Food & Nutritional Board Member State Immunization Officer Member Renowned NGO working in elementary education Member Director, School Education Member Chief Education Officer Member District Education Officer (Elementary Education) Member District Supply Officer Member Block Pramukh Member President PS/UPS Teacher Association Member Director, MDM, GOI Member State Project Director Secretary
District Level: Senior most H'ble Member of Parliament Chairperson All H'ble Member of Parliament elected from that district Member All H'ble Member of Legislative Assembly elected from that district Member Member of the Zila Parishad Member District Officer I/C of MDM Member District Officer I/C of Drinking Water Mission Member District Officer I/C of Total Sanitation Programme Member District Officer I/C of ICDS Programme Member District Officer I/C of Panchyati Raj Member District Officer I/C of Labour Member District Officer I/C of Handicapped Welfare Member District Officer I/C of Social Welfare Member District Officer I/C of Minority Welfare Member District Supply Officer Member
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District Education Officer Member Chief Medical Officer Member District Nodal Officer of FCI Member Two NGOs working on elementary education, nominated by DM Member A delegate of Municipality/Local Body Member Additional District Education Officer (B) Member District Magistrate Secretary
Block Level Committee: Sub Divisional Magistrate Chairperson Block Development Officer Member Medical Officer Primary Health Centre Member Sub Divisional Officer of Food and Supply Department Member Chief Executive Officer of Block Panchayat Member A nominee from Local body/Municipality Member Deputy Block Education Officer Secretary
School Management Committee at Village Level: 1. Elected Guardian of student Chairperson 2. Head teacher Secretary Mothers of children from class I – V (out of these five at least 3. Member two belonging to SC/ST/OBC categories) Three prominent people of the village (Retired teacher, military 4. Member men and member of NGOs) 5. Two male parents Member District level monitoring committees supervise and inspect the quality and regularity of the scheme. Commissioner, District Magistrate, District Supply Officers, District Educational Officers and other administrative staff also supervise the scheme periodically. They also solve the problem and suggest to SMCs to ensure regularity and quality of the mid-day-meal scheme. At state level supervision and monitoring format have been developed for districts. Officers of Food and Civil Supply department also visit the Fair Price Shop to check the distribution system and quality of food grain.
2.3 Details about weekly Menu
2.3.1 Weekly Menu–Day wise The day wise menu is not prepared by State Level. Orders/Instructions are issued to districts for making a weekly menu. In general, rice, pulse and vegetables based menu is practiced in maximum schools. The pulses are changed every day. The weekly menu also contains local edible items and local food habits of the children. It encourages the local farmers to sell their local products in the market.
2.3.2 Additional Food items provided (fruits/milk/any other items), if any from State/UT resources. Frequency of their serving along with per unit cost per day. Additional food items (Atrikit Poshan) i.e. fruit, Boiled Egg, Gud Papdi etc. have been provided by the State Government from its own resources for children in all schools once in a week. The Day is
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decided by the convenience of district. The unit cost of above food item is Rs. 5.00 per child per week.
2.3.3 Usage of Double Fortified Salt and Fortified Edible Oil; their availability and constraints, if any, for procuring these items. In compliance of the directions of Government of India, the instructions had already been issued to all districts to utilize the Double Fortified Salt and Fortified Edible oil. The Double Fortified Salt is not available in the local market easily. Hence, best quality iodized salt is being used instead of Double Fortified Salt for preparation of food. The Fortified edible oil is a bit expensive as compared to the normal edible oil in the market. Therefore, normal edible oil is being used in the maximum number of schools.
2.3.4 At what level menu is being decided / fixed Menu is decided by the School Management Committee according to the local food habits and easily availability of food products.
2.3.5 Provision of local variation in the menu Inclusion of locally available ingredients/items in the menu as per the liking/taste of the children. To improve the micronutrient status of children, a recipe booklet has been prepared by Home Science Department, G.B.Pant University of Agriculture & Technology, Pantnagar named "Micronutrients Enriched Nutritious and Delicious Recipe Booklet". This booklet contains around 30 recipes based on local ingredients. These booklets made available to each and every school.
2.3.6 Timings of serving meal. In State, The Mid Day Meal has been served in all schools in summers at 10:30am to 11:00am and in winter at 12:30pm to 01:00pm.
2.4 Fund Flow Mechanism - System for release of funds (Central share and State share).
2.4.1 Existing mechanism for release of funds up to school/implementing agency levels. The state government makes budgetary arrangement in the annual budget of the state. After receiving the central share, State Government releases its Share and transfers the funds in the heads of Department of Education (Primary Education). Thereafter, the State Project Directorate receives the fund and transfers the fund to the concerning districts as per their demand.
2.4.2 Mode of release of funds at different levels. The funds are released at the different levels through the mode of PFMS (Public Financial Management System).
2.4.3 Dates when the fund released to State Authority / Directorate / District / Block / Gram Panchayat and finally to the Cooking Agency / School. As soon as, the Government of India releases the Central Share then the State Government also release the State Share without delay. Within a month all the funds are transferred as Central Share and State Share to the District authority through the mode of PFMS (Public Financial Management System). Afterwards, the District Authority forwards the fund to the school authority.
2.4.4 Reasons for delay in release of funds at different levels. The main reason for getting delayed to release the funds at different levels is Network connectivity problem at the remote areas due to the O.F.C. (optical fibre cable) breakdown and problem in banking server.
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2.4.5 In case of delay in release of funds from State/Districts, how the scheme has been implemented by schools/implementing agencies. State Government releases the funds to each and every school timely. Usually schools have the buffer stock under the head of cooking cost and food grains in case if it gets delayed in releasing funds to schools.
2.4.6 Initiatives taken by the State for pre-positioning of funds with the implementing agencies in the beginning of the year, like creation of corpus funds, adoption of green channel scheme, advance release of State share etc. There is no initiative taken by the State Government for pre- positioning of funds with the implementing agencies.
2.5 Food grains management. 2.5.1 Time lines for lifting of food grains from FCI Depot- District wise lifting calendar of food grains. Department of Food and Civil Supply, Uttarakhand is responsible for lifting and distribution of food grains to schools. On the basis of food grain's allocation by MHRD, afterwards State allocates the food grain to districts on beneficiaries of previous year. After getting release order (R.O.) district level officials of Food and Civil Supply lift the food grain from FCI godowns every month. For upcoming month the food grain's lifting process starts on 25th of the preceding month in all districts by concerned DSOs. The allocation of food grains is not lapsed within a quarter of time i.e. the food grains which are to be lifted up to 31st January can be lifted up to 31st March of that year.
2.5.2 System for ensuring lifting of FAQ food grains (Joint inspections at the time of lifting etc.) During lifting of food grains, joint inspections are done by the district officials having a member from department of Food and Civil Supply, Department of Education and a nominated member by District Magistrate. Sample is collected for ensuring lifting of FAQ of food grains.
2.5.3 Is there any incident when FAQ food grain was not provided by FCI. If so, the action taken by the State/District to get such food grain replaced with FAQ food grain. How the food grain of FAQ was provided to implementing agencies till replacement of inferior quality of food grain from FCI was arranged. There is no such incident is found as yet.
2.5.4 System for transportation and distribution of food grains. The transportation of the food grains from FCI is done on the regular monthly basis. In Kumaon region the food grain is lifted by Regional Food Controller (RFC) then DSO lifts the food grain from RFC and through the network of fair price shop, food grain is distributed to schools. In Garhwal region, after lifting the food grain from FCI by DSO it is distributed to schools directly through the network of fair price shop.
2.5.5 Whether unspent balance of food grains with the schools is adjusted from the allocation of the respective implementing agencies (Schools/SHGs/ Centralised Kitchens) Number of implementing agencies receiving food grains at doorstep level. Yes. The Unspent balance of food grains within the schools is adjusted from the allocation of the respective school by the headmaster and owner of the fair price shop according to the enrollment and the number of availing children. The transportation of food grains is provided from fair price shop to school
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through school management committee; hence all schools are receiving food grains at doorstep to schools in time. 2.5.6 Storage facility at different levels in the State/District/ Blocks/Implementing agencies after lifting of food grains from FCI depot. FCI has their own godowns for storage of food grains. DSO has their own godowns where they store the food grains. Fair price shop dealer has sufficient space for storage and distribution of food grains. In schools, the food grains are stored inside the Kitchen cum store/shed in grain bins which are provided by the state government.
2.5.7 System of fortification of food grains and their costing and logistics arrangement. The State has not adopted any system of fortification of food grains.
2.5.8 Challenges faced and plan to overcome them. In rainy season or any natural calamity, roads are blocked in many hilly regions so buffer stock is maintained in such regions for smooth functioning of Mid Day Meal.
2.6 Payment of cost of food grains to FCI.
2.6.1 System for payment of cost of food grains to FCI, whether payments made at District level or State level. The Food Corporation of India raises the bill of food grain by the name of DEO (Primary Education). Henceforth, the District Supply Officer (DSO) verifies the bill and the amount accordingly are paid to the FCI through demand draft within 20 days. A Government Order is issued vide letter no. 1454/XXIV (1)/2010- 25/2007 dated 6 December, 2010 by the state government in this regard.
2.6.2 Status of pending bills of FCI of the previous year(s) and the reasons for pendency. There is no pendency of payment of cost of food grains as on March, 2021.
2.6.3 Timelines for liquidating the pending bills of previous year(s).
The payment of cost of food grains (April 2020 to March, 2021) as per the bills raised by the F.C.I, has been liquidated during the same financial year.
2.6.4 Whether meetings are held regularly in the last week of the month by the District Nodal Officers with FCI as per guidelines dated 10.02.2010 to resolve the issues relating to lifting, quality of food grains and payment of bills. Bi-monthly meeting is conducted by the state nodal officer with the official of FCI/RFC regarding reconciliation of food grains. The representatives of FCI attend the SLSMC meeting while it is convened in the State. The instructions have issued to districts that the meetings should be convened of District Nodal Officers and FCI on the regular basis.
2.6.5 Whether the District Nodal Officers are submitting the reports of such meeting to State Head quarter by 7th of next month. Some of the District Nodal Officers submit the reports of such meeting to State Project Office quarterly instead of 7th of next month.
2.6.6 The process of reconciliation of payment with the concerned offices of FCI.
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The reconciliation of food grains payments bills with FCI are made on quarterly basis.
2.6.7 Relevant issues regarding payment to FCI. The main reason of delaying payment to FCI is sometimes lifting of food grains are done from couple of locations in few districts, therefore it is a bit problem to receive and verify the bills from all the destinations at the same time.
2.6.8 Whether there is any delay in payment of cost of food grains to FCI. If so, the steps taken to overcome the delay. There is no delay in payment of cost of food grains to FCI.
2.7 Cook-cum-helpers
2.7.1 Whether the state follows the norms prescribed by MHRD for the engagement of cook-cum-helpers or it has its own norms. The State follows the norms prescribed by MHRD.
2.7.2 In case, the State follows different norms, the details of norms followed may be indicated. Not applicable.
2.7.3 Is there any difference of number of cook-cum-helpers eligible for engagement as per norms and the CCH actually engaged. There is no difference in the number of cooks eligible for engagement as per norms. Presently, 25411 cooks are actually engaged in all primary and upper primary schools.
2.7.4 System and mode of payment of honorarium to cook-cum-helpers and implementing agencies viz. NGOs / SHGs / Trust / Centralized kitchens etc. The amount for honorarium of cook cum helpers is transferred from the State to the District authorities from where they transfer the fund to school authorities for this purpose. The school authorities transfer the same in bank accounts of cook cum helpers through cheque.
2.7.5 Whether the CCH were paid on monthly basis. Yes, all cook cum helpers are paid honorarium on monthly basis.
2.7.6 Whether there was any instance regarding irregular payment of honorarium to cook-cum-helpers and reason thereof. Measures taken to rectify the problem. There was no instance regarding irregular payment of honorarium of to cooks.
2.7.7 Rate of honorarium to cook-cum-helpers. Honorarium of Rs. 2000 per month for 10 months is paid to each Cook cum Helpers. Wherein GOI has its shares Rs. 900 per month and state government has its shares Rs. 1100 per month. Additionally, the state government is also providing Rs. 2000 additional for 11th month honorarium to all cook cum helpers and an incentive of Rs. 1000 is also being paid to all cook cum helpers yearly. Amount in Rs. Amount for cook- Additional One Incentive Central cum-helpers’ State Share month Honorarium being paid Share uniform is being being paid by GoUK. by GoUK. paid by GoUK.
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1000/- once 1000/- once a 900/- 1100/- 2000/- a year year
2.7.8 Number of cook-cum-helpers having bank accounts. All engaged cook cum helpers having their bank accounts.
2.7.9 Number of cook-cum-helpers receiving honorarium through their bank accounts, All engaged cook cum helpers are receiving honorarium through their bank accounts.
2.7.10 Provisions for health check-ups of Cook-cum-Helpers. While visiting in schools for health check-ups of students, the doctors of Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram (RBSK) also monitor the health standards of cook cum helpers.
2.7.11 Whether cook-cum-helpers are wearing head gears and gloves at the time of cooking of meals. Cooks are wearing head gears and gloves while preparing meal. The budget is provided to all schools for procurement of gloves and head gear through MME at the school level.
2.7.12 Modalities for apportionment of cook-cum-helpers engaged at school level and working at centralized kitchens, in case of schools being served through centralized kitchens. There is no centralized kitchen functioning in the State.
2.7.13 Mechanisms adopted for the training of cook cum helpers. Total number of trained cook cum helpers engaged in the cooking of MDMs. Details of the training modules; Number of Master Trainers available in the State; Number of trainings organized by the Master Trainers for training cook-cum- helpers. Most of the cooks have already been trained with regard to the health, hygiene, security of food grains, safety from fire hazards, quality and quantity of food grains, procurement of food grains and so forth by the S.C.E.R.T and I.H.M. in all primary and upper primary schools at the State. Furthermore, approximately 1000 cook-cum-helpers will be trained during 2021-22 through SIEMAT.
2.7.14 Whether any steps have been taken to enroll cook-cum-helpers under any social security schemes i. e. Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana etc. and number of cooks benefitted through the same. The instructions have been issued to district officials for motivating cooks to enrol under any aforesaid social security schemes. Presently, there is no data available at State level.
2.8 Procurement and storage of cooking ingredients and condiments
2.8.1 System for procuring good quality pulses, vegetables including leafy ones, salt, condiments, oil etc. and other commodities. According to the menu which is provided to the schools, the SMC/headmasters of the school procure the oil, condiments, and fuel etc. at weekly basis. The head master of the school also maintains the ledger/voucher regarding the procurement procedure. SMC is responsible for MDM. The joint account will be opened by Head master and SMC president. At school level, teachers with the help of SMC make all the arrangements i.e. fuel, condiments, oil etc. They purchase
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ingredients at local rates. Due to geographical conditions rates of items or ingredients may differ in different regions.
2.8.2 Whether pulses are being procured from NAFED or otherwise. Presently, pulses are not procured from NAFED. The Government of Uttarakhand decided that it is not possible to make available the packets of pulses at the school level due to the difficult geographical condition as well as the State of Uttarakhand is also not able to bear the transportation cost of these pulses packets in view of the economic condition.
2.8.3 Whether First In and First Out (FIFO) method has been adopted for using MDM ingredients such as pulses, oil/fats, condiments, salt etc. or not. First In First Out method has been adopted in usage of pulses, rice and condiments in schools.
2.8.4 Arrangements for safe storage of ingredients and condiments in kitchens. All the ingredients and condiments are stored in air tight containers, grain bins.
2.8.5 Steps taken to ensure implementation of guidelines dated 13.02.2015 on food safety and hygiene in school level kitchens under Mid Day Meal Scheme. The guidelines in respect of food safety and hygiene dated 13.02.2015 has been circulated to all districts to follow the instructions strictly.
2.8.6 Information regarding dissemination of the guidelines up-to school level. The Guidelines (fn”kk&funsZ”k) of Mid Day Meal Scheme has been prepared by Department of Elementary Education, Uttarakhand, Dehradun and has been circulated to all the schools in compliance of the above instructions.
2.9 Type of Fuel used for cooking of Mid Day Meals – LPG, Smokeless Chulha, Fire Wood etc.
2.9.1 Number of schools using LPG for cooking MDM Around 11514 schools are having LPG connection for preparing Mid Day Meal.
2.9.2 Steps taken by State to provide LPG as fuel in MDM in all schools. All significant instructions have been issued or circulated to all the Districts to provide the LPG as fuel in all Primary and Upper Primary schools. As mentioned above 11514 schools (including 5519 schools in association of “The Hans Foundation”) are having the LPG connections.
2.9.3 Expected date by which LPG would be provided in all schools. It is possibly to provide the LPG connections in all primary and upper primary schools before the end of this financial year 2021-22.
2.10 Kitchen-cum-stores. 2.10.1 Procedure and status of construction of kitchen-cum-store, Prior to 2016-17, the Government of India issued a guideline to recalculate the amount of kitchen cum store as pe the plinth area and enrollment in schools by the ration of 90:10 viz. 90% of Central Share and 10% of State Share for construction of kitchen cum stores.
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After 2016-17, the Government of India issued another guideline to recalculate the funding pattern at the ratio of 90:10 viz, 90% of Central Share and 10% of State Share for construction of kitchen cum stores. At present, 15766 Kitchen cum stores, have been constructed and 12 Kitchen cum stores are in progress as of now.
2.10.2 Whether any standardized model of kitchen cum stores is used for construction. The Construction of Kitchen cum stores are made on the following norms of enrollment, topography of land and according to the prescribed plinth areas: Plinth area norms of Kitchen cum Store Plinth Area 1 Area 2 Area 3 Area 4 Area Enrollment Up To 150 More than 150 Up To 150 More than 150 Unit Cost Rs. 3.17 Lac Rs. 4.39 Lac Rs. 2.12 Lac Rs. 3.48 Lac
2.10.3 Details of the construction agency and role of community in this work. The SMC is responsible for constructing Kitchen cum Stores and with the help of community members SMC monitors the construction work.
2.10.4 Kitchen cum stores constructed through convergence, if any. 628 Kitchen cum stores are constructed in primary and upper primary schools by “Sarv Siksha Abhiyan”.
2.10.5 Progress of construction of kitchen-cum-stores and target for the next year.
Year wise progress of the Kitchen cum Stores
Lac)
Unit
Year
Central
Share (In
Remark
Sanctioned
Constructed
2006-08 4163 4163 2497.80 @ 0.60 Lac
2010-11 809 809 485.40 Plinth wise in 75:25 2011-12 3779 3504 3888.96 " 2012-13 4776 2274 4689.36 " 2013-14 2213 4853 3193.12 calamity 2014-15 38 20 49.77 2015-16 0 25 0.00 2016-17 0 13 0.00 2017-18 0 59 0.00 2018-19 0 46 0.00 Total 15778 15766 14804.41
Target for the next year There are 72 schools which have been proposed to new kitchen cum stores by the District Bageshwar 4, Chamoli 33, Dehradun 3, Nainital 4, Pauri
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7, Rudraprayag 16, Tehri 1, and Uttarkashi 4 being introduced for providing the Kitchen cum stores as per the prescribed current plinth area norms as detailed below;
Plinth Area Area 1 Area 2 Area 3 Area 4
Enrollment Up To 150 More than 150 Up To 150 More than 150
Unit Cost Rs. 3.17 Lac Rs. 4.39 Lac Rs. 2.12 Lac Rs. 3.48 Lac
No. of units 66 1 03 02
2.10.6 The reasons for slow pace of construction of kitchen cum stores, if applicable. Presently, on account of covid 19 pandemic situation, there are 12 kitchen cum stores are still in progress in few districts but these will be constructed within 03 months. 2.10.7 How much interest has been earned on the unutilized central assistance lying in the bank account of the State/implementing agencies? A sum of Rs. 67.11 Lac has been earned over the past few years in kitchen cum store head from many primary and upper primary schools that have been surrendered to the Government of India during 26 aug 2020. .
2.10.8 Details of the kitchen cum stores constructed in convergence. Details of the agency engaged for the construction of these kitchen-cum-stores. 01 Kitchen cum store is constructed through the convergence of MLA fund in GPS Panditwari, Sahaspur Block of District Dehradun. Additionally, Dining hall is constructed through the convergence of MLA fund in Primary Laxman jhoola, Primary Kulhari, Primary Pataliya, Upper Primary Doiwala-Lal Tapper, Primary Model- Sailakui and Upper Primary Kala Dhungi.
2.11 Kitchen Devices
2.11.1 Procedure of procurement of kitchen devices f rom funds released under the Mid Day Meal Programme
Earlier procurement of kitchen devices are made from the funds under PMGY and Government of Uttarakhand has provided money to purchase the utensil on the basis of student number at following rates. (i) 1-50 students, Rs 10000. (ii) 51-150 students, Rs 15000. (iii) 151-250 students, Rs 20000. (iv) >251 students Rs. 25000. Procurement of Kitchen Devices is done according to decentralized procedures. Funds for procurement of kitchen devices are transferred to the joint account of schools.
2.11.2 Status of procurement of kitchen devices.
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The year wise procurement and replacement of Kitchen Devices are as follows:
New Kitchen Devices Rs in Lakhs PHYSICAL PROGRESS FINANCIAL PROGRESS
Sl. Years Target No. Amount (Units Procured In Progress Expenditure Sanctioned Sanctioned)
1 2 3 4 5 7 8 1 2006-07 8440 587 0 422.00 29.33 2 2007-08 809 6474 0 40.45 323.68 3 2008-09 6127 2754 0 306.35 137.73 4 2009-10 1907 1374 0 95.35 68.70 5 2010-11 0 384 0 0.00 19.20 6 2011-12 0 5710 0 0.00 285.51 7 2012-13 695 695 0 34.75 34.75 8 2015-16 173 146 0 8.65 7.30 9 2016-17 48 49 0 2.40 2.45 10 2017-18 0 11 0 0.00 0.55 11 2018-19 0 15 0 0.00 0.75 12 2019-20 40 24 16 5.805 3.465 13 2020-21 68 16 52 7.695 2.340 Total 18307 18239 68 923.450 915.755 Replacement of Kitchen Devices Rs in Lac PHYSICAL PROGRESS FINANCIAL PROGRESS Sl. Years Target Amount No. (Units Procured In Progress Expenditure Sanctioned) Sanctioned 1 2012-13 1800 1800 0 90.00 90.00 2 2013-14 7899 7899 0 394.95 394.95 3 2013-14 41 41 0 2.05 2.05 4 2014-15 5677 5677 0 283.85 283.85 5 2015-16 1907 1907 0 95.35 95.35 6 2019-20 10394 9601 793 1102.635 989.370 7 2020-21 4228 793 3435 311.625 105.300 Total 31946 27718 4228 2280.460 1960.870
2.11.3 Procurement of kitchen devices through conv ergen ce or community/ CSR. No fund has been provided in order to the procurement of Kitchen Devices through convergence or community/CSR.
2.11.4 Availability of eating plates in the schools. Source of funding of eating plates. Most of the schools do not have sufficient amount of eating plates. Hence around 204500 eating plates and
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glasses have been provided under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to primary and upper primary schools under Mid Day Meal scheme during a period of 2020-21.
2.12 Measures taken to rectify
2.12.1 Inter-district low and uneven utilization of food grains and cooking cost. A meeting is organized in every quarter along with the FCI, RFC, DSO & DEO (Primary Education) at the State level, District level and Block level to rectify the discrepancies, inter district low and uneven utilization of food grains and cooking cost. The state has also passed the Government order earlier on above matter. In compliance of the above GO, instructions also have been circulated to all the districts.
2.12.2 Intra-district mismatch in utilization of food grains and cooking cost. While finding the mismatch is found in utilization of food grains and cooking cost, it is discussed with the District level officials and Block level officials. The Mid Day Meal cell at State level also monitors the scheme at different level and trying to rectify the mismatch in utilization of food grains and cooking cost.
2.12.3 Mismatch of data reported through various sources (QPR, AWP&B, MIS etc) There is no mismatch of data reported through various sources of QPR, AWP&B and MIS.
2.13 Quality of food
2.13.1 System of Tasting of food by teachers/community. Maintenance of tasting register at school level. The Government orders are circulated to all the schools to maintain food taste register in every school and the signature of the head master, assistant teacher or other officials is compulsory before meals are served to the children at schools.
2.13.2 Maintenance of roster of parents, community for the presence of at least two parents in the school on each day at the time of serving and tasting of mid day meal. Food tasting roster is prepared and available in all schools. Parents and members of SMC are motivated for checking meal each and every day according to roster during SMCs meetings.
2.13.3 Testing of food sample by any recognized labs for prescribed nutrient ion and presence of contaminants such as microbes, e-coli. Mechanism to check the temperature of the cooked MDM. The food sampling of 10 schools in Udham Singh Nagar have been carried out by “Punjab Biotechnology Incubator, Mohali, Punjab” and the report is awaited from the concerning an NABL accredited facility. Thereafter, the significant report will be shared to the Ministry of human resource development, New Delhi.
2.13.4 Engagement of recognized labs for the testing of Meals. There is no lab affiliated with NABL in the state, therefore the food sample testing is done by the recognized Lab “Punjab Biotechnology Incubator” which belongs to Mohali, Punjab.
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2.13.5 Details of protocol for testing of Meals, frequency of lifting and testing of samples. Due to non availability of LAB affiliated by NABL in the State, the protocols for testing of Meals, frequency of lifting and testing of samples could not be made but in SSMC the Chief Secretary of Uttarakhand directed to increase the frequency of food sampling in State.
2.13.6 Details of samples taken for testing and the results thereof. There are 30 samples of cooked food viz. Rice, Pulse; Vegetables have been picked from 10 Primary and Upper Primary schools of District Udhamsingh Nagar. The reports are still awaited.
2.13.7 Steps taken to ensure implementation of guidelines issued with regards to quality of food. The instructions have been circulated to all Districts for ensuring implementation of guidelines regarding quality of the foods in accordance with prescribed norms of Mid Day Meal stated by Government of India. 2.14 Involvement of NGOs / Trusts/Temples/Gurudwara/Jails etc.
2.14.1 Modalities for engagement of NGOs/Trusts/Temples/Gurudwara/Jails etc. for serving of MDM through centralized kitchen. The Government of Uttarakhand has decided to engage “The Akshaya Patra” foundation to provide Mid Day Meal in urban areas of District Dehradun, Haridwar, Nainital and U.S. Nagar through centralized kitchen. The Government orders regarding land allotment and implementation of Mid Day Meal scheme through centralized kitchen already issued. A tripartite MoU conducted between Government of Uttarakhand, The Hans foundation (fund donor) and “The Akshaya Patra” foundation and the procedure regarding establishment of centralized kitchen is on progress.
2.14.2 Whether NGOs/Trusts/Temples/Gurudwara/Jails etc are serving meal in rural areas Not Applicable.
2.14.3 Maximum distance and time taken for delivery of food from centralized kitchen and school Not Applicable.
2.14.4 Measures taken to ensure delivery of hot cooked meals to schools Not Applicable.
2.14.5 Responsibility of receiving cooked meals at the schools from the centralized kitchen, Not Applicable.
2.14.6 Whether sealed containers are used for supply of meals to schools, Not Applicable.
2.14.7 Tentative time of delivery of meals at schools from centralized kitchen. Not Applicable.
2.14.8 Availability of weighing machines for weighing the cooked MDM at school level prepared at centralized kitchen. Not Applicable.
2.14.9 Testing of food samples at centralized kitchens.
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Not Applicable.
2.14.10 Whether NGO/Trusts/Temples/Gurudwara/Jails etc is receiving grant from other organizations for the mid day meal. If so, the details thereof. Not Applicable.
2.15 Systems to ensure transparency, accountability in all aspects of programme implementation,
2.15.1 Display of logo, entitlement of children and other information at a prominent visible place in school Instructions are given to all schools to display the logo, the entitlement of children, and other information at a prominently visible place either in the front wall of the school or in the kitchen cum store. Maximum schools have displayed logos, toll-free numbers, and other relevant information regarding MDM.
2.15.2 Dissemination of information through MDM website MDM Cell hasn't its own website to disseminate the mid-day meal scheme but all information like the number of schools covered, number of beneficiaries, etc. has been displayed on the website of S.S.A (Sarv Siksha Abhiyan).
2.15.3 Provisions for community monitoring at school level i.e. Mother Roaster, Inspection register, It has been ensured that the mother roaster, inspection register, or MDM register is maintained in every primary and upper primary school. These registers which have valuable information regarding Mid-Day Meal can be checked and monitored at the school level by the community members like the mother, gram Pradhan, locals of the village, etc. These community members can put their suggestions on the visitor register which is maintained in every school.
2.15.4 Tasting of meals by community members, Food tasting Register is maintained in every school. It is mandatory that Parents, Teacher, Community Members, cook cum Helpers etc. should taste the meals before serving to the children.
2.15.5 Conducting Social Audit
2.15.5.1 Whether Social Audit has been carried out or not The social audit has been conducted in 63 schools of District Dehradun and Pithoragarh by “Uttarakhand social audit, accountability and transparency agency (U.S.A.A.T.A).
2.15.5.2 If no, in 2.15.5.1, reasons thereof. Not applicable.
2.15.5.3 Details of action taken by the State on the findings of Social Audit. There are following findings of social audit during 2020-21 in Public Hearing: • The eating plates are not available in some schools. • School management committee is not supporting in schools at all. • LPG connections were not available in some schools and some schools where LPG connections are available but not using gas connections for cooking. • In some schools MDM register, ledgers, cashbook, passbook, food taste registers and school health registers are not maintained properly.
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• Low cost of meals. • Low honorarium. Details report awaited.
2.15.5.4 Impact of social audit in the schools • Schools are maintaining MDM registers, cashbook, ledgers etc periodically. • Meals are being prepared according to school menu. • Inculcating habit of hygiene and sanitation amongst children in schools.
2.15.5.5 Action plan for Social Audit during 2021-22. During the financial year 2021--22, 02 districts will be selected for conducting social audit of Mid Day Meal.
2.16 Capacity building and training for different stakeholders
2.16.1 Details of the training programme conducted for cook-cum-helpers, State level officials, SMC members, school teachers and others stakeholders Different training modules are prepared by the MDM Cell, SSA and SIEMAT. Regular training programmes are arranged for strengthening of different officials as: Name of Module Module Prepared by Prepared for Issues Covered
Orientation Module DEO (Pry. Edu.), MDM Cell on MDM BEO, Dy. E.O. Concept and DEO (Pry. Edu.), Workshop on MDM MDM Cell Objective of MDM, BEO, Dy. E.O. Norms, Rules, Teachers of Coordination with Primary and Upper stakeholders other Training Module- Primary level SSA and other "Jagriti" under 20 days in departments, service teacher Nutrition, Health, training Hygiene, "Prayas" SIEMAT BRC and CRC Monitoring and supervision etc. "Prayan" SIEMAT BEO and Dy.E.O. "Prabodh" SIEMAT Principals Additionally, training is conducted in State level and District level for strengthening the mid day meal scheme of coordinators and other officials of the respective scheme.
2.16.2 Details about Modules used for training, Master Trainers, Venues etc.
Name of Module Module Prepared by Master Trainer Venue
JD (MDM) & Field Orientation Module MDM Cell SPO Meeting Hall on MDM Investigator
JD (MDM) & Field Workshop on MDM MDM Cell SPO Meeting Hall Investigator Training Module- SAMGRA SIKSHA Senior subject BRC/CRC "AAHWAN" ABHIYAN teacher "Prayas" SIEMAT Master Trainer of SIEMAT Hall
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SIEMAT Master Trainer of "Prayan" SIEMAT SIEMAT Hall SIEMAT "Prabodh", “Pargati DIRECTOR GENERAL, Partyavadan SCHOOL EDUCATION 2.16.3 Targets for the next year. The target for the next year is as follows:
Training Programme Month Participants
DyEos and BEOs training October 2021 All DyEOs and BEOs officials.
Head teachers or SMC AMS training November 2021 members
Training for preparation All coordinators and other of AWP&B December 2021 Official
2.17 Management Information System at School, Block, District and State level and its details. 2.17.1 Procedure followed for data entry into MDM-MIS Web portal A school level format which is developed by the Government of India is filled by every school monthly and annually. These data are collected at the block level and consolidated at district level. Henceforth these data are uploaded in web portal at district level. The data which have been uploaded in web portal is monitored and cross checked with the data which have been provided at the state level.
2.17.2 Level (State/ District/ Block/ School) at which data entry is made In some district data entry is made at Block level. Whereas, in few districts data entry is made at district level because there is a major issue of network connectivity in block level. Therefore, Districts and Blocks make the data entry equally with mutual coordination.
2.17.3 Availability of manpower for web based MIS 14 MIS coordinators (1 in State and 13 in Districts) have been assigned from an outsourcing agency in order to functioning for web based MIS.
2.17.4 Mechanism for ensuring timely data entry and quality of data Regular meetings are held for reviewing data entry and quality of data at block and district level periodically.
2.17.5 Whether MIS data is being used for monitoring purpose and details thereof. MIS data is used for the preparation of MPR, QPR, AWP&B and for monitoring of Mid Day Meal Scheme.
2.18 Automated Monitoring System (AMS) at School, Block, District and State level and its details.
2.18.1 Status of implementation of AMS The State is following SMS based Automated Monitoring system from “NIC, Himachal Pradesh” in respect of daily reporting on working days on real time basis of Mid Day Meal Scheme. At present, 70 percent in schools sending their daily data through SMS and the same is being pushed on national portal every day. In some hilly or far flung areas there is the major problem of
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network connectivity, therefore these schools in such areas are facing problem in reporting daily SMS.
2.18.2 Mode of collection of data under AMS(SMS/IVRS/Mobile APP/Web enabled) SMS is the mode of collection of data under AMS.
2.18.3 Tentative unit cost for collection of data. Tentative unit cost has been calculated as @ Rs. 0.032 per SMS by NIC, Himachal Pradesh.
2.18.4 Mechanism for ensuring timely submission of information by schools Currently, teachers are sending reports regarding the meal which is being served in schools on working days at nationwide toll free number 15544 through SMS from their registered mobile number after serving Mid Day Meal to students.
2.18.5 Whether the information under AMS is got validated Yes.
2.18.6 Whether AMS data is being used for monitoring purpose and details thereof. Yes.
2.18.7 In case, AMS has not been rolled out, the reason therefore may be indicated along with the time lines by which it would be rolled out. Not applicable.
2.19 Details of Evaluation studies conducted by State/UTs and summary of its findings. In 2020-21, no evaluation studies conducted by State.
2.20 Case studies/Write up on best/ innovative practices followed in the State along with some high-resolution photographs of these best/innovative practices.
• Initiative has been taken to establish kitchen garden in school premises where land is available. Around 1635 Kitchen Gardens have been established as yet. • • The initiative of Þviuk fdpu viuk Hkkstuß has been taken to organize in the primary and upper primary schools. The schools children are taught by the cooks in order to the preparation of meal once a week during the programme and the cookery competition also organized in the schools. The children who will be the winner they also get rewarded.
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• The Hans Foundation has sanctioned to provide the LPG connections and Chullahs in 5519 schools under “C.S.R” and 5519 schools are covered with LPG connections and 5519 schools are provided LPG Chullahs as yet. • The concept of “Vishesh Bhoj” has been introduced in state. During the programme any individual, organization, Government Officials, public representative, School management committee, community members etc. can organize the Vishesh bhoj programme for school children and around 3356 children in 155 schools are availed under this program during 2020-21. The figure of 155 schools is least because of the Covid 19 pandemic situation that occurred in the financial year of 2020-21. Disrtrictwise details are as: S.No. District No. of schools Meals served 1 Almora 11 598 2 Bageshwar 10 668 3 Chamoli 1 108 4 Champawat 13 368 5 Dehradun 4 82 6 Haridwar 0 0 7 Nainital 0 0 8 Pauri 0 0 9 Pithoragarh 105 1202 10 Rudraprayag 11 330 11 Tehri 0 0 12 USNagar 0 0 13 Uttarkashi 0 0 Total 155 3356 • The “Atrikt Poshan” which refers to additional nutrition is provided in primary and upper primary schools once a week. Eggs, fruits and other food ingredients are included in this. • All schools are provided Rs. 400 to Rs. 1000 to procure soaps, nail cutter, aprons, head cover, gloves etc. • All schools have been provided MDM register in which Mid-Day Meal related heads and components are mentioned. • The State Government provided 2 sets of uniforms at the rate of 1000/- per set to all cooks in primary and upper primary schools once a year. • The iron skillets have been provided to 4169 schools. • Poshan Abhiyaan (National Nutrition Mission) is India’s flagship programme to improve nutritional outcomes for children, pregnant women and lactating mothers. Launched in March 2018, the programme, through use of technology, a targeted approach and convergence, strives to reduce the level of stunting, under-nutrition, anemia and low birth weight in children, as also, focus on adolescent girls, pregnant women and lactating mothers, thus holistically addressing malnutrition. The programme aims to ensure service- delivery and interventions by use of technology, behavioural change through convergence and lays down specific targets to be achieved across different monitoring parameters over the next few years. Everyyear the Poshan Abhiyaan is celebrated by conducting various Nutrition related activities in Schools like to organize Poshan Rally, Debates, water conservation, Quiz, making of kitchen garden, awareness drive regarding Nutrition and food etc. In the year 2020-21 the schools were closed due to covid-19 pandemic arises, the GoI directs that the Poshan Abhiyaan is celebrates by virtual platform(www.mygov.in) in which the Quiz and Meme Competition will organize by schools. As the direction given, the Schools participated warmly
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in both the Quiz and Meme Competition for children through mygov platforms follows: Food & Nutrition Quiz: The quiz is based around facts of Indian food and nutition. The aim of this quiz is “learning with fun”. The quiz is based on indigenous and traditional foods, link of climatic conditions and festivals to food and nutrition, the names of the same food in different parts of india, spices grown and used in different parts of india and their benefits etc. It attempts to bring out the unity in diversity of the food and nutrition of india. This completion was starts on 1st sep 2020 till 30th September, 2020. The children who participated in the quiz automatically received online certificate from Director NCERT. The total 33252 children from 6814 schools were actively participated in Online Quiz Competition and got online certificate immediately. The Children and Teachers appreciated to organize this kind of Virtual and innovative competition during the school closures due to pandemic. Meme-making Competition on Food and Nutrition- An image –based meme portrays a particular concept of idea in a funny or humourous way. The portrayal through a single image and consisting of very few and carefully selected words, is able to spread the message very effectively through social media. Meme making is very popular with school going children, and they express many ideas and feelings through them, therefore, from 5th to 20 september 2020, a meme-making completion on food and Nutrition was organized. The children also give warm welcome to this another Online competition and they make and upload Meme to different subjects. There were 1369 Children from 497 Schools reported who make or upload their Meme in Websites. At national level the 597 entries of Meme were selected all over india in which 62 were from Uttarakhand, this makes 2nd highest numbers of Meme upload. After successfully organization and warmly participation in the above two online competition, it was decide to appreciate the hard and innovative works of those Officers, Teachers and employees who encourages Schools and children to take parts in competition, so there were 133 Appreciation Letter (Prashashti Patra) issued from State Level. Districtwise participation details are as follows: QUIZ MEME S.No. District Number of Number of Number of Number of Schools Children Schools Children 1 Almora 861 2351 18 24 2 Bageshwar 217 450 10 25 3 Chamoli 1101 4986 50 171 4 Champawat 201 950 9 32 5 Dehradun 289 1602 81 210 6 Haridwar 89 744 10 79 7 Nainital 1155 7466 151 226 8 Pauri 357 1098 13 43 9 Pithoragarh 331 2157 4 5 10 Rudraprayag 95 340 1 16 11 Tehri 1129 4765 27 86 12 USNagar 653 5075 111 425 13 Uttarkashi 336 1268 12 27
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Total 6814 33252 497 1369
2.21 Untoward incidents
2.21.1 Instances of unhygienic food served, children falling ill No such reports have been received in the year 2020-21.
2.21.2 Sub-standard supplies, Instructions are issued to all schools not to receive such sub standard food grains.
2.21.3 Diversion/ misuse of resources, No such incident of misuse or diversion of resources was found anywhere.
2.21.4 Social discrimination There is no such information of social discrimination was found in MDM.
2.21.5 Action taken and safety measures adopted to avoid recurrence of such incidents. Whether Emergency Plan exists to tackle any untoward incident. Government Orders are issued regarding the safety of Kitchen, school premises and children.
2.22 Status of Rastriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram (School Health Programme)
2.22.1 Provision of micro- nutrients, de-worming medicine, Iron and Folic acid (WIFS), Regular health checks up and provision of supplementary dose of IFA De-worming Day celebrated from 01 to 06.09.2020 and from 01 to 06.03.2021, Mop- up day 16th August, 2019 and 17th February, 2020, tablets, Vitamin-A, Iodine and other micronutrients are an important component under MDM with convergence of NHM. The state health department & NHM are responsible for the implementation of the RBSK. The ICDS takes care of children up to the age of 6
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years and the state health department/NHM takes care of the child from the age of 6- 14 years. The programme is coordinated by the Chief Medical Officer at district level. Health department/NHM provides "School Health & Education card." These cards have distributed to all children who are enrolled in primary school. The distribution of cards at upper primary level by Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karykram (RBSK Programme) is in progress in different schools. Nodal teachers are designated in every school for taking care of RBSK. These teachers are being trained by health department for this purpose. On the occasion of National De-worming Day 10th August 2019 and 08th February 2019, “Albandazole Tablets” are being distributed to studying children. "Referral Slips" have also been developed and provided to Primary & Upper Primary schools by RBSK team. In financial year 2020-21 total number of school children have been examined by health department is as follows: As on 31.03.2021 Distribution Total Total Distribution of De- Weight Height School children of Iron Worming Measurement Measurement Covered examined Folic Acid Tablets 4210 270171 14522 643868 0 0
2.22.2 Distribution of spectacles to children with refractive error, Total 787 Spectacles were distributed to children up to 31.03.2021.
2.22.3 Recording of height, weight etc. Height measurement scale is painted on the wall of every school and around 17045 weighing machines are provided to schools by department of education. During the visit of RBSK teams the height and weight of each child is taken and record in "Health & Education Cards". Teachers of the schools also check these parameters every month. 2.22.4 Number of visits made by the RBSK team for the health check- up of the children. (Please ensure to upload at least two photographs of the visit of the medical team in each school on MDM-MIS portal). Health check-up of children is carried out once a year by RBSK team.
2.23 Present monitoring structure at various levels. Strategy for establishment of monitoring cell at various levels viz. Block, District and State level for effective monitoring of the scheme. At the state level SLSMC headed by Chief Secretary who is monitoring the programme. Various executions made for the advancement and successful achievement of MDM through the Additional Chief Secretary, Secretary to Education Department and State Project Director, SSA including the ASPD and JD of MDM who are helping the implementation of this scheme. At district level DLSMC headed by District Magistrate who is monitoring the scheme. The DEO (Prim.Edu.) and other concerned including the agencies i.e. DSO, CMO & FCI meet once in a quarter. In addition, District vigilance Committee chaired by MP's also reviewing and monitoring the Scheme. At block level BLSMC headed by Sub Divisional Magistrate also monitoring the scheme along with Dy. EOs and others. At the grass root level schools have the SMC who steers and monitors the scheme.
2.24 Meetings of Steering cum Monitoring Committees at the Block, District and State level 2.24.1 Number of meetings held at various level and gist of the issues discussed in the meeting,
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S. No. Level Number of Meetings 1 State 03 2 District 19 3 Block 11 4 District Vigilance Committee 02 Total 35
Issues Discussed in the Meeting: • Number of schools covered and benefitted children • To increase the enrolment of children in schools • Teachers should not be involved in MDM Programme • To provide drinking water facility and toilet facility in every school • Motivate teachers to established kitchen garden on school premises • To provide FAQ food grains to all school through the PDS system • Quality of food grains and meals. • Interruption of food grains and meals • Availability of food grains, LPG, etc. • In respect of the Weekly menu. • The amount for repair of kitchen cum stores should be increased at the rate of 50000/- per kitchen store.
2.24.2 Action taken on the decisions taken during these meetings. District level monitoring committees supervise and inspect the quality and regularity of the scheme. District Magistrate, District Supply Officers, District Educational Officers and other administrative staff also supervise the scheme time to time. They also solve the problem and suggest to SMC to ensure regularity and quality of the mid-day-meal scheme.
2.25 Frequency of meeting of District Level Committee held under the chairmanship of senior most MP of the District to monitor the scheme. Gist of the issues discussed and action taken thereon. There are 02 District Vigilance and Monitoring committee meetings headed by following Members of Parliament during 2020-21: S.No. District Date of Meetings 18.01.2020 1 Rudraprayag 22.10.2020 Gist of the issues: • Kitchen cum stores should be constructed timely. • The amount of cooking cost, honorarium and incentive of cook cum helpers should be released to each and every school timely. • During random inspection of schools quality of food should be checked and mentioned in "Food Taste Register". • The availability of LPG and fresh water connection to each and every school should be ensured. • The transport cost is insufficient in remote area schools. • In some schools poor quality rice is being delivered in place of FAQ rice. • RBSK should be strengthened and mainly focus on those children who are referred to higher centres. • MIS web portal and AMS (Automated Monitoring System) has been appreciated. • It is requested from chairman/MPs for constructing dining halls by MPLADS funds.
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On above issues, necessary actions have been taken by concerning authorities.
2.26 Arrangement for official inspections to MDM centres/schools and percentage of schools inspected and summary of findings and remedial measures taken. The chief secretary of Uttarakhand issued instructions to districts, block and tehsil level officers for monitoring the programme. Proper inspections formats are developed by the state for monitoring purpose. In FY 2020-21 districts wise monitoring status in last three quarters are as follows: Total Average Total Number of Institutions No. of Institution Coverage in where MDM is Operational Monitored Percentage 16970 5363 31.60%
2.27 Details of the Contingency Plan to avoid any untoward incident. Printing of important phone numbers (e.g. Primary health centre, Hospital, Fire brigade etc) on the walls of school building. • Government Orders are issued regarding the management, supervision, safety and tasting of food before serving to children. • Government Orders are issued regarding hand washing before and after lunch/Tiffin. • Hand washing campaign was launched and wide publicity of programme was done through banners, hoarding and press release. • Government Orders are issued about safety, hygiene & security of the food grains. • Use of branded condiments, oils & pulses in MDM. • Regular meeting of SMCs, Block/District level steering cum monitoring committee. • Regular meetings of district vigilance and monitoring committee. • Government Orders are issued to all CMOs to check the adulteration in the food grains and other condiments available in local market. • Government Orders are issued regarding management, monitoring and evaluation of the scheme. • During lifting of food grains, joint inspections are done by the member of FCI/Food Grain Inspector of concerned DSO, a member nominated by District Magistrate and a member of Department of Education. Sample is collected at the time of lifting by above members of Joint Committee. • All important telephone numbers of nearest hospital, doctors and other officials of education department should be either painted on the walls of the Kitchen cum Store or class room. • Covid-19 pandemic SOPs issued to schools.
2.28 Grievance Redressal Mechanism 2.28.1 Details regarding Grievance Redressal at all levels. Toll free number has been established at state level to strengthen Grievance Redressal Mechanism. Toll Free Number – 1800 180 4132
2.28.2 Details of complaints received i.e., Nature of complaints etc. In financial year 2020-21 the detail of complaints/suggestions received as on March 2021 was duly forwarded to concerned districts for necessary actions. These complaints are mainly regarding the sub-standard of food grains, honorarium
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is not paid in time to cook cum helpers, cooking cost and food grain not received in time and transport assistance is not being received timely.
Complaint/Suggestion through various medium
Total Total Registered Total Unresolved Redressed 07 04 03
2.28.3 Time schedule for disposal of complaints. As soon as the complaints registered on Toll Free or comes in knowledge through Print/Electronic media, the instructions issued to concerned authority for disposal of complaints.
2.28.4 Details of action taken on the complaints. On the basis of nature of complaints, instructions issued to district officials to sort out the complaints and to satisfy the complainant. If there is any serious irregularity is found then it is enquired and find out the facts of enquiry report afterwards, if any concerning person is found accused then disciplinary actions are taken against him.
2.29 Details regarding Awareness Generation & Information, Education and Communication (IEC) activities and Media campaign, carried out at State/district/block/school level. The instructions issued to the concerning authorities for the preparation of folders, pamphlets, flex, leaflets related to MDM. These materials are distributed/ demonstrated in meetings, departmental exhibitions, and other state government information programs at all levels (state to the village). Video Clippings & Audio jingles prepared by GOI also has been distributed to all concerned authority for broadcast these materials in local cable TV and local FM channels and in a cinema theatre. Concerning Authorities coordinate with District Magistrate, District Information Officer, and Entertainment tax officer regarding above. Hoardings and Banners related to Mid-Day Meal Scheme are installed in the premises of Government offices. Furthermore, there are some local festivals and fairs held in districts wherein dissemination is made in respect of mid-day meal so that people can get aware regarding the scheme and send their children to government schools for availing mid-day meal. The State Government and the Districts periodically organize vibrant India programs or any other program, and media campaign for the dissemination of the Mid-Day Meal scheme amongst children at a national level and regional level.
2.30 Overall assessment of the manner in which implementation of the programme is contributing to the programme objectives and an analysis of strengths and weaknesses of the programme implementation. The Mid Day Meal program is being functioned smoothly and steadily in Uttarakhand State. This scheme not only motivates the children but also motivates their parents to sustain the children at schools. Parents and teachers also indulge in organizing the various programs and extracurricular activities at schools. A fresh and hot cooked meal is served in all schools to every student per day. Students get their
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regular medical checkups and proper dosages such as Vitamin-A, de-worming tablets, nutrients etc. regularly at school.
Strengths of MDM: • Daily fresh cooked meal provided to students • There is no gender/ caste discrimination among children • Cooks from all category (General/SC/ST /OBC) of society get employment • Teachers and Parents play active role in implementation • Medical Health Check Up and timely feeding of nutrients, Vitamin-A, de- worming tablets Weaknesses of MDM: • 100% authenticity of the MIS data is not being checked regularly. • Some schools are located in hilly regions and LPG connections cannot be provided in these inaccessible hilly terrains, hence firewood is being used while preparing meal at school which affects the environment adversely. • Providing vegetables everyday to the children specifically in hilly terrains and facing many problems while supplying it into those schools where enrolment is below the norms. • Non-availability of C.B.S branches at inaccessible or far flung areas. • Non-availability of dining halls. • Low meal cost. • Low honorarium of cooks.
2.31 Action Plan for ensuring enrolment of all school children under Aadhaar before the stipulated date. The State is progressing to ensure enrolment of all school children under Aadhaar. As compared to the total number of students in all schools, 91 percent school children have already been enrolled with the Aadhaar and rest of the children will be enrolled with the Aadhaar soon this financial year. Here are following details for ensuring enrolment of all school children:-
Students Students Students to be Total students Enrolled with Applied for enrolled with Aadhaar Aadhaar Aadhaar
667584 583954 2667 80963 The Department of Education has been registered as registrar for Aadhaar Enrolment and the registrar code number is 0873. The inter college in block headquarter had been selected for Aadhaar Enrolment centre. In some places Deputy Education office also has been selected for Aadhaar Enrolment centre. The Information Technology Development Agency, ITDA Dehradun and UIDAI have to provide the Aadhaar Kit to Department of Education in order to Aadhaar Enrolment. The target to enrol the school children under the Aadhaar will be achieved sooner.
2.32 Contribution by community in the form of Tithi Bhojan or any other similar practices in the State/ UT etc. “Vishesh Bhoj” is being celebrated in various schools in Uttarakhand state. Around children in schools are availed under this programme during 2020-21. This programme is being
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celebrated in large number in Uttarakhand state and 3356 children are getting benefited with the additional nutrition beyond Mid Day Meal on account of “Vishesh Bhoj” programme.
2.33 Kitchen Gardens: 2.33.1 Status of availability of kitchen gardens in the schools. (Please furnish school wise details for all districts in the table given at Annexure – W 1.) Initiative has been taken to establish “kitchen garden” in school premises where land is available. Therefore, teachers, cooks and school children are motivated to produce vegetables in kitchen garden at school premises. Around 1635 Kitchen Gardens have been established as yet. (Annexure-W 1 enclosed) 2.33.2 Mapping of schools with the corresponding Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVK) Presently there is no mapping of schools with corresponding Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVK)
2.33.3 Details of the mechanisms adopted for the setting up and Maintenance of kitchen gardens. In regard to this, correspondence has been made with the Forest Department, Agriculture Department and Horticulture Department to provide the Technical knowledge of kitchen garden, Manure/Compost, Seeds, Machinery of plants or agriculture, Literature related to kitchen garden and to impart the knowledge of safety from the wild animals. 2.33.4 Whether the produce of these kitchen gardens is used in MDM. Yes these are being used in schools. 2.33.5 Action plan for setting up of kitchen gardens in all schools. The coordination will be made along with the Horticulture and Agriculture department, Uttarakhand in order to establish the kitchen gardens at schools where land is available. The concerning departments will help out for technical support, soil testing, seed quality and availability. These departments also provide the Agricultural Equipments, Fertilizers and Literature about the plantation and additional knowledge. The production of vegetables and fruits might be utilized for the children at schools.
2.34 Details of action taken to Operationalize the MDM Rules, 2015. The MDM Rules, 2015 have been implemented strictly in Uttarakhand.
2.35 Details of payment of Food Security Allowances and its mechanism. During the COVID pandemic situation, Food-grains distributed particularly to those children or their parents at school who do not have bank accounts. Besides this, the amount for cooking cost has been sent to the children at their bank accounts via DBT as Food Security Allowance. The Food Security Allowances have been distributed to the children or their parents with the help of the school Principal/Teachers/Cooks. Periodic Monitoring has been done by the members of the school management committee/Deputy Education Officers/District Education Officers/Chief Education Officers or other officials
2.36 Cooking competition 2.36.1 Whether cooking competitions have been organized at different levels in 2020-21,
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No. There is no cooking competition have been organized during 2020-21 but it will be processed in 08 blocks of 02 to 04 districts 2021-22. 2.36.2 if yes in 2.36.1, N A 2.36.2.1 the number of participants in these competitions N A 2.36.2.2 Details of judges N A 2.36.2.3 How many participants were awarded N A 2.36.2.4 Was the awarded participants given any cash prizes N A 2.36.2.5 Whether the awarded recipes have been shared with schools N A 2.36.3 Details of action plan for year 2021-22 In FY 2020-21 cooking competition will be pilot base in two districts of Kumaon Mandal and 2 districts in Garhwal Mandal. This competition will be organized at Block level and District level. The objective for organizing cooking competition is to include local produced edibles and awarded recipes in the competition will be introduced in prescribed weekly menu. The fund for expenditure in cooking completion has also been included in the tentative MME Plan for the financial year 2020-21. 2.37 Details of minor modifications from the existing guidelines carried out by District Level Committee chaired by the District Magistrate. There are no minor modifications from the existing guidelines.
2.38 Details of new interventions (preferable for areas affected with malnutrition, anemia etc, aspirational districts) envisaged under 5% flexi funds – For each intervention, please provide detailed information in the below template 2.38.1 Background Note The state of Uttarakhand use of FLEXI FUND in two components, the details are as follows. 1- Fortified Milk The Mid Day Meal Cell, Uttarakhand proposed 02 new interventions envisaged under 5% flexi funds. Firstly, fortified milk is also being served in quantity of 100 ml for children in primary level and 150 ml for children in upper primary level once a week with the help of “Uttarakhand Cooperative Dairy Federation”.
2.38.2 Objectives Objective of the new interventions is to provide additional nutrition supplements to the students. 2.38.3 Rationale for the intervention The rationale for the intervention is to provide Fortified Milk to the children for their better health. 2.38.4 Time lines The Inauguration was held on 12.03.2021 and for pilot project in the month of July to September 2021 the district of US Nagar and Haridwar Students got 3 month milk powder packets. 2.38.5 Coverage All primary and upper primary children who participate in Mid Day Meal Scheme.
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2.38.5.1 Number of Districts 13 districts. 2.38.5.2 Number of schools It is proposed 16970 schools for skimmed Fortified milk. 2.38.5.3 Number of children It is proposed 667584 children will be benefitted under Fortified skimmed milk. 2.38.5.4 Number of working days Milk provides to per student once a week, therefor 40 weeks for skimmed Fortified milk 2.38.6 Requirement of Funds Rate of the Fortified Skimmed Milk in CRC Schools campus is Rs 370 Kg skimmed fortified milk paid for Uttarakhand Cooperative Dairy Federation Hence, the total expenditure for the project is Rs. 1155.33 lacs (Rs. 576.59 Lac CS and 538.94 Lac SS) for skimmed milk. Budgetary Proposals for Fortified skimmed milk
Total Quantiy Amount No. of Children Quantity/ Day No. of No. of (In MTs) ( in Lac) district Schools PS UPS PS UPS PS UPS PS UPS
13 16970 388566 261463 10 gm 15 gm 155.486 156.870 575.08 580.45
2.38.7 Monitoring Monitoring will be done by State level, District level, CEO, DEO(B) DEO(S) 1 member nominated by District Magistrate, 1 member nominated by Chief Medical Officer, 1 member Dairy Federation. Block Level Monitoring for SDM, 1 member nominated by Chief Medical Officer, 1 member of federation, DyEO, CRC/BRC and 1 member of school education, like Principal/Lecturer. 2.38.8 Outcome measurement N A 2.38.9 Impact assessment N A
2.38.10 Background Note The state of Uttarakhand use of FLEXI FUND in two components, the second component details are as follows. 2- School Nutrition Garden School Nutrition Gardens can be a vital part of Nation’s endeavour to address hunger and malnutrition. School Nutrition Gardens can provide freshly grown nutritious vegetables that can be utilized for mid-day meals for the children. Kitchen gardens give a first hand experience with nature. It can offer opportunity for an outdoor activity while also teaching the importance of nutrients rich diet. It can also contribute as a platform for learning. A school nutrition garden is a place where herbs, fruits and vegetables are grown around in the school premises for use in the preparation of Mid Day Meal. School Nutrition garden are a wonderful way to use the school to reconnect the students to a natural world and make them aware about the
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true source of their food, and teach them valuable gardening and agriculture concepts and skills that integrate with several subjects, such as maths, science, health and physical education and social studies as well as personal and social responsibility. There is no greater reward than watching a tiny seed turn into a beautiful flower or something to eat. It will not only add fresh vegetables but also learn nature nurturing activities. Students are given responsibilities to care for living organisms. Teamwork, social skills, healthy food alternatives can all be taught in the garden area. Gardening can be used for numeracy skills including measurement, areas and volumes, data gathering and presentation and for literacy labelling plants, recording and describing plant development researching, creating written and multi modal texts. School Nutrition Garden are highly practical and direct form of education, where children can learn how to grow good food, which not only improves health, but also provide opportunities for livelihood and increased self sufficiency. Good diet is essential for cognitive abilities which helps in learning. Children who eat well are likely to learn well. School Nutrition Gardens are not just for food, but for better eating. Respects for the immediate environment begins at home and also at school. The school grounds have elements of the natural environment, the built environment and the social environment: earth, plants and trees, insects and wildlife, sun and shade; water supply and sanitation facilities, paths and fences, buildings and shelters, places for recreation and study, social life and contacts with the outside world. School nutrition gardens promote life skills.
2.38.11 Objectives Objective of the new interventions is to help in addressing malnutrition and micr nutrient deficiency by consumption of freshly grown vegetables. To give children first hand experience with nature and gardening. To enhance the knowledge of children regarding nutritional aspects of vegetables and harmful effects of junk foods. 2.38.12 Rationale for the intervention The rationale for the intervention is to develop school nutrition garden to utilize in mid day meal for school children, to make children better health. To create learning opportunites. 2.38.13 Time lines The School Nutrition Gardens is developing in schools by their comfort of time. At present 1635 kitchen gardens are established. 2.38.14 Coverage All primary and upper primary children who participate in Mid Day Meal Scheme. 2.38.14.1 Number of Districts 13 districts. 2.38.14.2 Number of schools it is proposed to set up kitchen garden in 800 schools @ Rs. 5000/- per school where land is available.. 2.38.14.3 Number of children There are 49970 children by kitchen garden 2.38.14.4 Number of working days 237 days 2.38.15 Requirement of Funds Rs. 40.00 lacs (36 Lac CS and 4 Lac SS) for kitchen garden
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2.38.16 Monitoring Monitoring will be done by State level, District level, Block Level, Horticulture Department and Kisan Vikash Kendra Outcome measurement Children became aware of how plants are grown and the relation to the plants life cycle, children are motivated to keep record of gardening events and activities. Children learn to distinguish top soil and subsoil, recognize good soil by feel and sight, and became aware of all the components of soil. . The children also learn how to grow vegetables, fruits, flowers, they enjoying for making kitchen garden. Children learns the nature of seeds and know how they germinate. The produce of kitchen garden was utilized in mid day meal
Impact assessment N A
2.39 Details about provision of Food Security Allowance during closure of schools on account of COVID Pandemic 2.39.1 Methodology adopted for distribution of Food Security Allowance During the COVID pandemic situation, Food-grains distributed particularly to those children or their parents at school who do not have bank accounts. Besides this, the amount for cooking cost has been sent to the children at their bank accounts via DBT as Food Security Allowance. 2.39.2 Mechanism followed for management and monitoring The Food Security Allowances have been distributed to the children or their parents with the help of the school Principal/Teachers/Cooks. Periodic Monitoring has been done by the members of the school management committee/Deputy Education Officers/District Education Officers/Chief Education Officers or other officials 2.39.3 Items provided as Food Security Allowance The cooking cost and Food-grains have been provided to the children or their parents as Food Security Allowance.
2.40 Detailed MME plan alongwith Annual plan of activities to be undertaken thereunder; 2.41 Any other issues and Suggestions. There are following issues and suggestions under Mid Day Meal Scheme: • Reimbursement of Rs. 272.09 Lac, the pending bills of cost of foodgrains submitted by FCI under Mid Day Meal Scheme approved by PAB during 2020-21. • The amount for repair of kitchen cum stores should be increased at the rate of 50000/- per kitchen store. • The GoI not allowed 757 Kitchen Garden flexi fund amount, which is approved in PAB 2020-21. • For successful implementation of Mid Day Meal Scheme, a team of committed staff up-to block level needs to be deployed for collection and compilation of data, transmission of instructions from higher authorities and facilitation in meetings of stakeholders at ground zero level. The honorarium of these employees is charged on MME which is not sufficient for small sized AWP&B for states like Uttarakhand. Therefore, it is being proposed to enhance up-to 5% of MME. • The Government of India provides central assistance for subsidized LPG cylinders up-to a maximum of 12. For schools where enrollment is less than 25, 12 LPG cylinders are sufficient but where the enrollment is higher, the requirement for LPG cylinders also increases. In the year 2012-13, the difference was paid by the
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Government of India. A proposal is being put up for providing additional funds for extra non subsidized LPG cylinders. • The transportation of LPG cylinders is a big challenge in some schools which are located in far flung hilly areas and the cost increases in transporting the cylinders from delivery point to the school level. Hence, the Government of India may like to consider for provision of additional funds for the transportation of LPG cylinders from delivery point up-to the schools. • The honorarium of Cook cum Helpers also needs to be revised. The first and the last revision was made in 2009-10. There is a vociferous and just demand for increase in the honorarium from Bhojanmatas (Cook cum Helpers) from present 1000/- to Rs. 5000/- per month. • The present norms for central assistance for cooking cost as prescribed by the Government of India is are very low. It is proposed to be enhanced by 33 percent particularly in the hilly areas where the transportation of pulses, vegetables etc., is difficult and expensive resulting in enhancement of overall cooking cost. Further, the enrollment in more than 9000 schools in Uttarakhand is less than 25 which gives rise to an adverse economy of scales and calls for revision of cooking cost. The details of proposed enhancement is as under:
Primary Upper Primary
Enrollment Proposal for Proposal for Prescribed Prescribed enhancement enhancement in rate rate in rate rate Pulses 1.88 2.4 2.82 3.60 Vegetables 1.00 1.50 1.50 2.25 Fuel 0.90 1.16 1.35 1.74 Oil 0.56 0.70 0.84 1.00 Spices 0.63 0.80 0.94 1.63 Total 4.97 6.56 7.45 10.22
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Tentative Regular Management, Monitoring and Evaluation Plan of the State for 2021-22 Rs. In Lac
Services on which Unit Cost Items expenditure may be Details Physical Amount @ Rs. incurred Soap/Towel/Apron/ Contingency for schools Nail Clipper/Head 12000 600 72.00 Gears etc. Printing of MIS/Grading Procurement - 2.00 3.24 Formats School Level
Expenses Testing of cooked food (130 schools in 13 District) District level 130 10000 13.00 With Transport & Taxes
Training of Cooks School level 1000 1000 10.00 Stands of eating plates and School level 2000 3000 60.00 glass Total 158.24 Salary for Outsource State Level (4) 4 24000 11.52 Employee Salary for MIS 13 District 13 24000 37.44 Coordinators Recharge For 109 Internet (95 Blocks + 13 108 500 6.48 Dongles District) Salary for Coordinators District Level(13) 13 24000 37.44
3 State + 13 Salary for Peon 16 16500 31.68 Management, District Block Level Supervision, Honorarium 95 1000 11.40 Training and Employee Internal Transport Vehicle on hiring 1 42000 5.10 Monitoring District MME 9.15 and Steering Other incidental expenses 0.50 Evaluation committee State Capacity building and MIS/Quarterly Training of staff involved in meeting of 1.50 MDM coordinators IEC Material/Radio/Print State & Districts - 200000 1.00 Media CA audit Districts 4 200000 2.00 Cooking Competition annually in Districts 6 40000 2.40 4 District (2 Garhwal & 2 Kumaon Division) External In 2 Blocks of Social Audit 4 100000 4.00 Monitoring & 4 District Evaluation Contingency State - 2.25 Total 163.86 Grand Total 322.10
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ABBREVIATIONS
AIE Alternate & Innovative Education AMS Automated Monitoring System ASPD Additional State Project Director AWP&B Annual Work Plan and Budget BEO Block Education Officer BLSMC Block Level Steering And Monitoring Committee BRC Block Resource Centre CBS Core Banking Solution CCE Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation CRC Cluster Resource Centre CSR Corporate social responsibility DBC Double Bottle Cylinder DEO District Education Officer DLSMC District Level Steering And Monitoring Committee DPEP District Primary Education Programme DSO District Supply Officer Dy EO Deputy Education Officer EBB Educationally Backward Blocks EGS Education Guarantee Scheme FAQ Fair Average Quality FCI Food Corporation of India FIFO First Come First Out FPO Fruit products order GO Government Order GOI Government of India GOUK Government of Uttarakhand ICDS Integrated Child Development Services ITDA Information Technology Development Agency IEC Information, Education & Communication IFA Iron Folic Acid IVRS Interactive Voice Response System JD Joint Director LPG Liquefied petroleum gas MDM Mid Day Meal MI Monitoring Institute MIS Management Information System MME Management Monitoring And Evolution MME Management, Monitoring & Evaluation MP Member of Parliament MPLADS Members of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme MPR Monthly Progress Report MT Master Trainer NABL National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories NGO Non Government Organization
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NHM National Health Mission PDS Public Distribution System PIL Public-Interest Litigation PMGY Pradan Mantri Gramodaya Yojana PRI Panchayat Raj Institute PS Primary School PWD Public Works Department QPR Quarterly Progress Report RBSK Rastriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram RFC Regional Food Controller RO Release Order SHG Self Help Group SIEMAT State Institute of Educational Management And Training SLSMC State Level Steering And Monitoring Committee SMC School Management Committee SMS Short Message Service SPD State Project Director SPO State Project Office SPO State Project Office SSA Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan UPS Upper Primary School VEC Village Education Committee UIDAI Unique Identification Authority of India
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Action Taken Note on the Assurances during PAB-MDM meeting 2020-21 Sr. Issues Action taken No. Performance on 1 The significant measures taken to increase the PGI indicator from PGI indicator State level to School level. State has taken necessary action against the less coverage of children through intense analysis of MIS. The reports are showing better average coverage of children in the districts as under: Average Coverage against Enrollment:
Avg. Coverage Sr. Earlier coverage in District April, 2020 to No. FY 2019-20 (in %) March 2021(in %)
Coverage of 2 1 Almora 90 94 children 2 Bageshwar 91 92
3 Champawat 85 92
4 Dehradun 77 83
5 Haridwar 65 88
6 U.S. Nagar 74 89
7 Tehri 90 91
The State has taken necessary action against the declining trend of coverage of working days through intense analysis of MIS. Now reports Coverage of are showing better coverage in both primary and upper primary level. The 3 Working days main reason of being less coverage of working days due to heavy rain, natural calamity, local holidays, and roads are blocked in many hilly regions/far flung areas because of which schools get closed.
Currently, there is no unspent balance under the kitchen cum store head. Construction of The amount of 195.46 Lacs for 155 units and bank interest approximately 4 Kitchen-cum- Rs. 67.11 Lacs totaling Rs. 262.57 Lacs have already been surrendered to stores (KCSs) the Government of India on 26 Aug 2020.
Since most of the Bhojan-Mata are illiterate and need a training-related to different aspects of MDM viz. health, hygiene, security of food grains, hazards of fire, safety, quality and quantity of food grains, procurement Training of cook 5 of different food grains, and so on, therefore it has been proposed to cum helpers impart capacity building training to 139 cooks by the “SEEMAT” during 2020-21 but due to Covid-19 Pandemic the training was not held. In 2021-22 proposed 1000+139 Cooks will trained.
100% annual and monthly data is being fed on MIS Web Portal by all Date Entry on MIS 6 primary and upper primary schools in a time bound manner under Mid Web Portal Day Meal scheme.
7 Automated There is a major problem in network connectivity in remote areas or hilly Monitoring System areas of the state. Therefore, only 1731 schools could be recorded in
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(AMS) Automated Monitoring System in Central portal of Government of India. on sending mid day meal SMS, teachers are complaining about message not send, message sending failed, retry.
SMS is being done by the teachers, but they are not receiving the SMS sending receiving message, due to which they are not able to know whether they have updated on the send message portal or not.
SMS has been done by some schools in the past, whose information is updated on the portal as well, but currently SMS is not being received from their mobile numbers while their numbers are registered on the SMS portal.
The State Government has decided to establish the 09 Centralized Centralized 8 Kitchens in urban areas of District Dehradun, Haridwar, Nainital and kitchens U.S. Nagar in association with the “Akshaya Patra Foundation”.
The Social audit has been conducted in District Dehradun and 9 Social audit Pithoragarh consisting 02 blocks in each district by “Uttarakhand social audit, accountability and transparency agency (U.S.A.A.T.A). the report is still awaited. As of now, 76 meetings of District level steering cum monitoring Meeting of District committee have been held under the Scheme. Further, the instructions level Steering cum have been issued to all the districts from the State Project office- 10 Monitoring Dehradun, that regular meetings of SMCs/Block/District Level steering Committee cum monitoring committee should be held on monthly/ Quarterly basis under Mid Day Meal Scheme.
Initiatives have been taken to establish “kitchen gardens” in school premises where land is available. Therefore, teachers, cooks and school 11 Kitchen Gardens children are being motivated to produce vegetables in kitchen garden at school premises. Around 1635 Kitchen Gardens have been established as of now.
Cook cum Helpers honorarium needs to be increased. Currently, the honorarium of Rs. 2000 per month for 10 months is being paid to each Cook cum Helpers. Wherein Government of India has its shares Rs. 900 per month and state government has its shares Rs. 1100 per month.
Moreover, the state government is also providing Rs. 2000 Increment in additional for the honorarium of 11th month to all cook cum 12 honorarium of Cook cum helpers helpers and an incentive of Rs. 1000 is also being paid to all cook cum helpers yearly. (Amount in Rs.) Additional One Amount for Central State month Incentive being uniform is Share Share Honorarium being paid by GoUK. being paid by paid by Go.UK. GoUK. 1000/-once a 1000/- once a 900/- 1100/- 2000/- year year
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DETAILS OF THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL PLAN • Government Orders are issued regarding the management, supervision, safety and tasting of food before serving to children. • Government Orders are issued regarding hand washing before and after lunch/Tiffin. • Hand washing campaign was launched and wide publicity of programme was done through banners, hoarding and press release. • Government Orders are issued about safety, hygiene & security of the food grains. • Government Orders are issued to all CMOs to check the adulteration in the food grains and other condiments available in local market. • All important telephone numbers of nearest hospital, doctors and other officials of education department should be either painted on the walls of the Kitchen cum Store or class room. • The Covid-19 Pandemic SOPs issued to all schools.
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Participating agencies (KVK, Size of kitchen Type of kitchen Quantity of Horticulture garden S. No. Name of Block Name of school field (open field, Main produce produce (in Dept., (approx. sq terrace, containers) Kg) Community, mt) School’s own initiative) ALMORA 1 BHAISIYACHANA PS Badechina Open Field - Vegetable - School own 2 BHAISIYACHANA GIC Badechina Open Field - Vegetable - School own 3 BHAISIYACHANA PS odulgaon Open Field - Vegetable School own 4 BHAISIYACHANA PS Kanarichina Open Field - Vegetable School own 5 BHAISIYACHANA PS Dhoulachina Open Field - Vegetable School own 6 BHIKIYASAIN PS Baispani Open Field - Vegetable - School own 7 BHIKIYASAIN PS kotiyal Open Field - Vegetable - School own 8 BHIKIYASAIN PS Silora Open Field - Vegetable - School own 9 BHIKIYASAIN PS Basot Open Field - Vegetable - School own 10 BHIKIYASAIN PS Biroli Open Field - Vegetable - School own 11 BHIKIYASAIN PS Bhikiyasain Open Field - Vegetable - School own 12 BHIKIYASAIN PS Jainal Open Field - Vegetable - School own 13 BHIKIYASAIN PS Bailti Open Field - Vegetable - School own 14 BHIKIYASAIN PS khobda Open Field - Vegetable - School own 15 BHIKIYASAIN PS Mauso Open Field - Vegetable - School own 16 BHIKIYASAIN PS Naubada Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 17 BHIKIYASAIN PS Khanualiya Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 18 BHIKIYASAIN PS Naikana Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 19 BHIKIYASAIN PS Bamanchauna Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 20 BHIKIYASAIN PS Saotara Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 21 BHIKIYASAIN PS Devarapani Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 22 BHIKIYASAIN UPS Amrolidhar Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 23 BHIKIYASAIN UPS Jainal Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 24 BHIKIYASAIN UPS Harnoli Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 25 BHIKIYASAIN UPS Seam Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 26 BHIKIYASAIN UPS Sinora Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 27 BHIKIYASAIN UPS basot Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 28 BHIKIYASAIN UPS Sirkot Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 29 BHIKIYASAIN JHS Thapla Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 30 BHIKIYASAIN JHS Lisedi Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 31 BHIKIYASAIN GIC Uttamsani Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 32 BHIKIYASAIN GIC Jamoli Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 33 BHIKIYASAIN JHS Vinoli estate Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 34 BHIKIYASAIN PS Rikhani Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 35 BHIKIYASAIN UPS Rikhani Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 36 SYALDEH PS Jairanj Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 37 SYALDEH PS Talli Chamradi Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 38 SYALDEH PS Aradi Rajwar Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 39 SYALDEH PS Ghatbagad Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 40 SYALDEH PS Ghughuti Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 41 SYALDEH PS Chakkargaon Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 42 SYALDEH PS Dhaniyan Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 43 SYALDEH PS Bhakuda Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 44 SALT PS Naikana Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 45 SALT PS salali Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 46 SALT PS Manila Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 47 SALT PS Budakot Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 48 SALT PS Kaligarh Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 49 SALT PS Jamdiya Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 50 SALT PS Danyuda Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own
51 SALT PS Manait Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 52 SALT PS Tarad Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 53 HAWALBAGH PS Sheetalpani Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 54 HAWALBAGH PS Maat Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 55 HAWALBAGH PS Simtaala Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 56 HAWALBAGH GIC Hawalbagh Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 57 HAWALBAGH GIC Daulaghat Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 58 HAWALBAGH PS Daangikhola Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 59 HAWALBAGH PS Dadimkhola Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 60 HAWALBAGH PS Dhaari Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 61 HAWALBAGH GIC Bhagtola Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 62 HAWALBAGH PS Deenapani Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 63 HAWALBAGH PS Sheetalpani Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 64 HAWALBAGH PS Jyoli Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 65 HAWALBAGH PS Manao Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 66 HAWALBAGH PS Khaikatta Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 67 DWARAHAT JHS Mahatgaon Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 68 DWARAHAT PS Basulisera Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 69 DWARAHAT PS Dudholi Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 70 DWARAHAT PS Manabjoona Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 71 DWARAHAT PS Tanwani Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 72 DWARAHAT GIC Majkhali Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 73 CHAUKHUTIYA PS Kavali valli Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 74 CHAUKHUTIYA PS Khatyali Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 75 CHAUKHUTIYA JHS Kimcha Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 76 CHAUKHUTIYA PS Chanauli Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 77 DHAULADEVI PS Kapkoli Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 78 DHAULADEVI PS Chelchina Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 79 DHAULADEVI PS Dhaspad Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 80 DHAULADEVI PS Koli Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 81 DHAULADEVI JHS Dhaspad Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 82 DHAULADEVI UPS Dhaspad Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables School own 83 TAKULA PS Hadoli Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 84 LAMGARHA PS Tuledi Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 85 TARIKHET PS Chaubatiya Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 86 TARIKHET PS Gaadi Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 87 TARIKHET PS Malla Bishuwa Open Field - Tomato, Vegetables - School own 88 HAWALBAGH GIC Sayalidhar OPEN FIELD 500 sq.ft. VEGETABLES yes School own 89 HAWALBAGH GIC Lodhiya OPEN FIELD 500 sq.ft. VEGETABLES yes School own 90 HAWALBAGH GIC Dinapaani OPEN FIELD 500 sq.ft. VEGETABLES yes School own 91 HAWALBAGH JHS Mahatgaon OPEN FIELD 500 sq.ft. VEGETABLES yes School own 92 HAWALBAGH GIC Daulaghat OPEN FIELD 1000 sq.ft VEGETABLES yes School own 93 HAWALBAGH PS Syalidhar OPEN FIELD 400 sq.ft. VEGETABLES yes School own 94 CHAUKHUTIYA PS Dudhliya Manral OPEN FIELD 100 sq.mt VEGETABLES yes School own 95 CHAUKHUTIYA MJHS Chhitaad OPEN FIELD 450 sq.mt VEGETABLES yes School own 96 CHAUKHUTIYA JHS Paan OPEN FIELD 120 sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 97 CHAUKHUTIYA PS Timta OPEN FIELD 200 sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 98 CHAUKHUTIYA PS Bheltgaon OPEN FIELD 200 sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 99 TAKULA PS Basauli OPEN FIELD 1 Naali VEGETABLES yes School own 100 TAKULA GIC Gannath OPEN FIELD 10 Naali VEGETABLES yes School own 101 TAKULA PS Gannath OPEN FIELD 1 Naali VEGETABLES yes School own 102 TAKULA GIC Salaunj OPEN FIELD 2 Naali VEGETABLES yes School own 103 TAKULA GIC Mansari Naalachauda OPEN FIELD 5 Naali VEGETABLES yes School own 104 SULT GIC Kwerala OPEN FIELD 200 sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 105 SULT GIC Totam OPEN FIELD 200 sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 106 SULT Modal GIC Dewayal OPEN FIELD 100 sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 107 SULT Modal GIC Manila OPEN FIELD 1 Naali VEGETABLES yes School own 108 SULT GIC Machaud OPEN FIELD 1 Naali VEGETABLES yes School own 109 SYALDEH UPS Chachroti OPEN FIELD 1 Naali VEGETABLES yes School own 110 SYALDEH UPS Gazar OPEN FIELD 1 Naali VEGETABLES yes School own 111 SYALDEH GIC Kulanteshwar OPEN FIELD 1 Naali VEGETABLES yes School own 112 SYALDEH UPS Chamyadigaza OPEN FIELD 1 Naali VEGETABLES yes School own 113 SYALDEH Modal PS Kaliyaligud OPEN FIELD 1 Naali VEGETABLES yes School own
114 BHIKIYASAIN PS Hauli OPEN FIELD 300sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 115 BHIKIYASAIN Modal JHS Jainal OPEN FIELD 55sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 116 BHIKIYASAIN PS Naveen Jalali OPEN FIELD 80 sq.mt VEGETABLES yes School own 117 BHIKIYASAIN PS Chauniya OPEN FIELD 80 sq.mt VEGETABLES yes School own 118 BHIKIYASAIN GHS Shrikot OPEN FIELD 120sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 119 LAMGARHA PS Jalna OPEN FIELD 150sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 120 LAMGARHA JHS Oduyuda OPEN FIELD 55sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 121 LAMGARHA JHS Jalna OPEN FIELD 30sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 122 LAMGARHA GHS Dhaura OPEN FIELD 200sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 123 LAMGARHA GIC Jaskot OPEN FIELD 80sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 124 TADIKHET Modal JHS Dodakhal OPEN FIELD 100sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 125 TADIKHET GIC Silor Mahadev OPEN FIELD 100sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 126 TADIKHET GIC Lodhiyakhan OPEN FIELD 100sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 127 TADIKHET GIC Devlikhet OPEN FIELD 100sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 128 TADIKHET JHS Pantkotli OPEN FIELD 100sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 129 TADIKHET PS Khirkhet OPEN FIELD 100sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 130 DHAULADEVI PS Chagethi OPEN FIELD 100 sq.ft. VEGETABLES yes School own 131 DHAULADEVI PS Kimnakanda OPEN FIELD 120 sq.ft. VEGETABLES yes School own 132 DHAULADEVI PS Danya OPEN FIELD 100 sq.ft. VEGETABLES yes School own 133 DHAULADEVI GGIC Danya OPEN FIELD 100 sq.ft. VEGETABLES yes School own 134 DHAULADEVI UPS Dhaspad OPEN FIELD 150 sq.ft. VEGETABLES yes School own 135 DHAULADEVI GIC BhetaBadauli OPEN FIELD 65 sq.mt VEGETABLES yes School own 136 BHESIYACHANA PS Badechhina OPEN FIELD 100 sq.ft. VEGETABLES yes School own 137 BHESIYACHANA PS Dhaulchhina OPEN FIELD 100 sq.ft. VEGETABLES yes School own 138 BHESIYACHANA PS Petshal OPEN FIELD 200 sq.ft. VEGETABLES yes School own 139 BHESIYACHANA GIC Petshal OPEN FIELD 500 sq.ft. VEGETABLES yes School own 140 BHESIYACHANA GIC Badechhina OPEN FIELD 500 sq.ft. VEGETABLES yes School own 141 DWARAHAT PS Naulakot OPEN FIELD 200 sq.mtr VEGETABLES yes School own 142 DWARAHAT PS Mirai OPEN FIELD 120 sq.mt VEGETABLES yes School own 143 DWARAHAT GHS Chatnikhal OPEN FIELD 3 Naali VEGETABLES yes School own 144 DWARAHAT GIC Dwarahat OPEN FIELD 250 sq.mt VEGETABLES yes School own 145 DWARAHAT GIC Bhaisoli OPEN FIELD 2 Naali VEGETABLES yes School own BAGESHWAR 1 BAGESHWAR GPS KHANKAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 2 BAGESHWAR GPS BINSAR Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 3 BAGESHWAR GPS CHHANI Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 4 BAGESHWAR GPS BHATKHOLA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 5 BAGESHWAR GPS BHANARTOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 6 BAGESHWAR GPS SUTARGOAN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 7 BAGESHWAR GPS BGHATGAR Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 8 BAGESHWAR GPS PAGANA Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 9 BAGESHWAR GPS SAKIRA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 10 BAGESHWAR GPS KHOLA Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 11 BAGESHWAR GPS BEHARGOAN Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 12 BAGESHWAR GPS LOB Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 13 BAGESHWAR GPS SARNA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 14 BAGESHWAR GPS SIMSYARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 15 BAGESHWAR GPS PALARICHHINA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 16 BAGESHWAR GPS JHIRAULI Container - 17 BAGESHWAR GPS CHANOLI Container - 18 BAGESHWAR GPS KARAS Container 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 19 BAGESHWAR GPS GAULA AAGAR Container - 20 BAGESHWAR GPS BHITARI Container - 21 BAGESHWAR GPS DEVALDHAR open file 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 22 BAGESHWAR GPS MEHALCHAURA en Space & Contai 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 23 BAGESHWAR GPS KHARTAMTA en Space & Contai 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 24 BAGESHWAR GPS BAJAN Container - 25 BAGESHWAR GPS KARALAGAON Container - 26 BAGESHWAR GPS KAFALIGAIR Open Field 100 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 27 BAGESHWAR GPS PASDEV Open Field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 28 BAGESHWAR GPS MATELA Open Field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 29 BAGESHWAR GPS BILORI Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 30 BAGESHWAR GPS CHAURA Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative
31 BAGESHWAR GPS DUNAGARI Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 32 BAGESHWAR GPS GURGUCHA Open Field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 33 BAGESHWAR GPS PAPON Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 34 BAGESHWAR GPS GAPANI Open Field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 35 BAGESHWAR GPS JANKOT Open Field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 36 BAGESHWAR GPS KHOLIGAON Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 37 BAGESHWAR GPS PAISIA Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative approx. 10 38 BAGESHWAR GPS BHTAURA Open Field 800 sqr feet green leafy veg, turmeric own initiative kg 39 BAGESHWAR GPS NAYAL DHAPOLA Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 40 BAGESHWAR GPS SUNYURA Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 41 BAGESHWAR GPS BHERU CHAUBATTA Open Field 600 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 42 BAGESHWAR GPS TALLA BHERU Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 43 BAGESHWAR GPS SELA Open Field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 44 BAGESHWAR GPS KANDA Open Field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 45 BAGESHWAR GPS KANEKAYAL Open Field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 46 BAGESHWAR GPS SASOLA Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 47 BAGESHWAR GPS TITOLI Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 48 BAGESHWAR GPS PANCHAURA MALLA Open Field - 49 BAGESHWAR GPS DHAPOLI Open Field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 50 BAGESHWAR GPS BAJINA Open Field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 51 BAGESHWAR GPS HATRASIA Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 52 BAGESHWAR GPS BAJIRAUTH Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 53 BAGESHWAR GPS BHANDARISERA Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 54 BAGESHWAR GPS MANTOLI Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 55 BAGESHWAR GPS PANCHAURA Container - 56 BAGESHWAR GPS GURANA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 57 BAGESHWAR GPS KIMOLI Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 58 BAGESHWAR GPS MATIYOLI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 59 BAGESHWAR GPS TACHHANI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 60 BAGESHWAR GPS RATMOLI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 61 BAGESHWAR GPS KULARANGCHAURA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 62 BAGESHWAR GPS BANGCHURI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 63 BAGESHWAR GPS JETHAI Open field - 64 BAGESHWAR GPS TIPAULA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 65 BAGESHWAR GPS BANMANBHIDI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 66 BAGESHWAR GPS DEVTOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 67 BAGESHWAR GPS THANGA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 68 BAGESHWAR GPS TUSHADERA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 69 BAGESHWAR GPS CHANTOLA Open field 600 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 70 BAGESHWAR GPS NAGOLI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 71 BAGESHWAR GPS SIMAYAL Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 72 BAGESHWAR GPS KAPOORI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 73 BAGESHWAR GPS BHAISURI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 74 BAGESHWAR GPS TAKNYAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 75 BAGESHWAR GPS MALSUNA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 76 BAGESHWAR GPS KAMERI DEVI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 77 BAGESHWAR GPS RAWATSERA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 78 BAGESHWAR GPS MADHYA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 79 BAGESHWAR GPS PAITHAN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 80 BAGESHWAR GPS BHETA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 81 BAGESHWAR GPS BAINEGAON Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 82 BAGESHWAR GPS DIGOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 83 BAGESHWAR GPS MACHHIYAKOT Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 84 BAGESHWAR GPS DEVAL BICHHARAL Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 85 BAGESHWAR GPS SALIA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 86 BAGESHWAR GPS AMSARKOTE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 87 BAGESHWAR GPS NAVEEN FALYATI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 88 BAGESHWAR GPS NAVEEN JAULKANDE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 89 BAGESHWAR GPS BHARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, ginger - own initiative 90 BAGESHWAR GPS LETI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 91 BAGESHWAR GPS DHARI CHAUHANA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 92 BAGESHWAR GPS NARGOL Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative
93 BAGESHWAR GPS TOK GARIA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 94 BAGESHWAR GPS DOBA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 95 BAGESHWAR GPS RATBE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 96 BAGESHWAR GPS DARIMTHOK Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 97 BAGESHWAR GPS NAILKTYUR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 98 BAGESHWAR GPS MAJBE Open field - 99 BAGESHWAR GPS BHAYERI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 100 BAGESHWAR GPS KWAIRALI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 101 BAGESHWAR GPS CHAMI Open field - 102 BAGESHWAR GPS AMTAURA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 103 BAGESHWAR GPS VASTOLI Container - 104 BAGESHWAR GPS GANESHPUR Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 105 BAGESHWAR GPS DOFAR Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 106 BAGESHWAR GPS LESANI Open Field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 107 BAGESHWAR GPS DHAPATI Open Field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 108 BAGESHWAR GPS MAYU UDIAYAR Open Field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 109 BAGESHWAR GPS BANLEKH Open Field 600 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 110 BAGESHWAR GPS NAUGAON Open Field 700 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 111 BAGESHWAR GPS GADERA Container - 112 BAGESHWAR GPS KAMAD Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 113 BAGESHWAR GPS BHATGAR BANLEKH Container - 114 BAGESHWAR GPS GAWA SARMOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 115 BAGESHWAR GPS SUNDIL Container - 116 BAGESHWAR GPS JUNAYAL Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 117 BAGESHWAR GPS PALAYAN Container - 118 BAGESHWAR GPS TARMOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 119 BAGESHWAR GPS ASON MALLAKOTE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 120 BAGESHWAR GPS ASHON NAVEEN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 121 BAGESHWAR GPS ASHON PRACHEEN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 122 BAGESHWAR GPS SAATA Open field - 123 BAGESHWAR GPS PANA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 124 BAGESHWAR GPS CHANBAURI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 125 BAGESHWAR GPS HANYULI Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 126 BAGESHWAR GPS KATHANI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 127 BAGESHWAR GPS GHATGAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 128 BAGESHWAR GPS BOHALA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 129 BAGESHWAR GPS KABHARA Open field - 130 BAGESHWAR GPS KATHPURIACHHINA Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 131 BAGESHWAR GPS RAIKHOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 132 BAGESHWAR GPS BAURI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 133 BAGESHWAR GPS SIYA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 134 BAGESHWAR GPS JHANTA Container - 135 BAGESHWAR GPS KANGAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 136 BAGESHWAR GPS DALKHOLIA Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 137 BAGESHWAR GPS OKHALISIRAUD PRA. Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 138 BAGESHWAR S OKHALISIRAUD NAVEE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 139 BAGESHWAR GPS SATARITANA Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 140 BAGESHWAR GPS SAINJ NAVEEN Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 141 BAGESHWAR GPS KHAULSEER NAVEEN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 142 BAGESHWAR PS KHAULSEER PRACHEE Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 143 BAGESHWAR GPS PARKHET Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 144 BAGESHWAR GPS BHOLANANAGHAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 145 BAGESHWAR GPS MANDALSERA Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 146 BAGESHWAR GPS GADGAON Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 147 BAGESHWAR GPS GHIRAULI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 148 BAGESHWAR GPS BANRI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 149 BAGESHWAR GPS DEVALCHAURA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 150 BAGESHWAR GPS BILKHET Open field 700 sqr feet green leafy veg, turmeric - own initiative 151 BAGESHWAR GPS MANKOTE Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 152 BAGESHWAR GPS BURGHUNA Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 153 BAGESHWAR GPS MAYUNAGHAR SAHU Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 154 BAGESHWAR GPS JAULKANDE Container - 155 BAGESHWAR GPS PANT KWAIRALI Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative
156 BAGESHWAR GPS GOGINAPANI Open Field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 157 BAGESHWAR GPS BIJORIA Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 158 BAGESHWAR GPS KALAG Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 159 BAGESHWAR GPS KHULDORI Open Field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 160 BAGESHWAR GPS BHANTANIKOT Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 161 BAGESHWAR GPS TUPER Open Field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 162 BAGESHWAR GPS KARULI Container - 163 BAGESHWAR GPS FALYANTI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 164 BAGESHWAR GPS BAGDUNGARA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 165 BAGESHWAR GPS MAYU UDIAYAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 166 BAGESHWAR GPS BACHIGAON Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 167 BAGESHWAR GPS HARBAD Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 168 BAGESHWAR GPS PANDRAHPALI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative green leafy veg, gaderi, 4 kg lobiya 169 BAGESHWAR GPS CHHAUNA Open field 500 sqr feet own initiative lobiya 5 kg gaderi 170 BAGESHWAR GPS SAN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 171 BAGESHWAR GPS ANARSA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 172 BAGESHWAR GPS GWAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 173 BAGESHWAR GPS KUKARIDANA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 174 BAGESHWAR GPS AARE Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 175 BAGESHWAR GPS BHATROLA Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 176 BAGESHWAR GPS DAFOT Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 177 BAGESHWAR GPS NAUGAON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 178 BAGESHWAR GPS SYALDOBA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 179 BAGESHWAR GPS KANDE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 180 BAGESHWAR GPS DUNGAPATALI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 181 BAGESHWAR GPS BASET Container 182 BAGESHWAR GPS JALTHAKOTE Container 183 BAGESHWAR GPS SIROLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 184 BAGESHWAR GPS NAYAL Container 185 BAGESHWAR GPS BIRTOLI Container 186 BAGESHWAR GPS CHHATI Container 187 BAGESHWAR GPS GHINGHARTOLA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 188 BAGESHWAR GPS SATCHAURA Container 189 BAGESHWAR GPS TUNERA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 190 BAGESHWAR GPS BHADRAKALI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 191 BAGESHWAR GPS KUCHAULI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 192 BAGESHWAR GPS THALA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 193 BAGESHWAR GPS KHANTOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 194 BAGESHWAR GPS KABHATA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 195 BAGESHWAR GPS AAGAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative green leafy veg,pumpkin 196 BAGESHWAR GPS DHAPOLASERA Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative gaurd etc 197 BAGESHWAR GPS SIMKUNA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 198 BAGESHWAR GPS GWARI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 199 BAGESHWAR PS HARSAIMTHATI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 200 BAGESHWAR GPS SANIUDIYAR Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 201 BAGESHWAR GPS BAGESHWAR 1 Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 202 BAGESHWAR GPS BAGESHWAR 2 Container 203 BAGESHWAR GPS PALANIKOTE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 204 BAGESHWAR GPS BILONA NAVEEN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 205 BAGESHWAR GPS BILONA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 206 BAGESHWAR GPS KAPHAULI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 207 BAGESHWAR GPS SHISHAKHANI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 208 BAGESHWAR PS RAIKHOLI BAGESHWA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 209 BAGESHWAR GPS MALTA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 210 BAGESHWAR GPS MEHARBUNGA Container 211 BAGESHWAR GPS URDU MIDIYAM Container 212 BAGESHWAR GPS DYANGAD Container 213 BAGESHWAR GPS KHOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 214 BAGESHWAR GPS BAHULI Container 215 BAGESHWAR GPS UDALGAON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 216 BAGESHWAR GPS KHABDOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative
217 BAGESHWAR GPS KAMERI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 218 BAGESHWAR GPS SELTA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 219 BAGESHWAR GPS TILARITOK Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 220 BAGESHWAR GPS RAWAIKHAL Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 221 BAGESHWAR GPS PITRAURA Container 222 BAGESHWAR GPS MALUJHAL Container 223 BAGESHWAR GPS OKHALSON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 224 BAGESHWAR GPS BILEKH Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 225 BAGESHWAR GPS THAKLAD Container 226 BAGESHWAR GPS FATGALI Container 227 BAGESHWAR GPS BAMRARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 228 BAGESHWAR GPS AIRARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 229 BAGESHWAR GUPS CHANTOLA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 230 BAGESHWAR GUPS KAPOORI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative GUPS BHAISURI 231 BAGESHWAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative TAKNYAR 232 BAGESHWAR GUPS TUSHAREDA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 233 BAGESHWAR GUPS JETHAI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 234 BAGESHWAR GUPS RATMOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 235 BAGESHWAR GUPS MATIYOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 236 BAGESHWAR GUPS TARMOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 237 BAGESHWAR GUPS RAIKHOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 238 BAGESHWAR GUPS MAHARGAON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative green leafy veg, gaurd, approx. 20 239 BAGESHWAR GUPS OKHALISIROD Open field 500 sqr feet own initiative pumpkin kg green leafy veg, gaurd, approx. 20 240 BAGESHWAR GUPS AMTAURA Open field 400 sqr feet own initiative pumpkin kg green leafy veg, gaurd, 241 BAGESHWAR GUPS AMSARKOTE Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative pumpkin green leafy veg, gaurd, approx. 20 242 BAGESHWAR GUPS NAIKATYUR Open field 600 sqr feet own initiative pumpkin kg 243 BAGESHWAR GUPS KHOLIGAON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 244 BAGESHWAR GUPS BHERUCHAUBATTA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 245 BAGESHWAR GUPS PAPON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 246 BAGESHWAR GUPS CHHATIKHET Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative green leafy veg, gaurd, 247 BAGESHWAR GUPS PANDRAHPALI Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative pumpkin green leafy veg, gaurd, 10-20 248 BAGESHWAR GUPS BHATROLA Open field 300 sqr feet own initiative pumpkin cauliflower kgapprox. green leafy veg, gaurd, 10-20 249 BAGESHWAR GUPS TITOLI Open field 500 sqr feet own initiative pumpkin kgapprox. 250 BAGESHWAR GUPS PANCHAURA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 251 BAGESHWAR GUPS MANTOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 252 BAGESHWAR GUPS PALARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 253 BAGESHWAR GUPS CHAUNA BILORI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 254 BAGESHWAR GUPS JAINKARAS Open field - 255 BAGESHWAR GUPS HARKHOLA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 256 BAGESHWAR GUPS CHAUGAON CHHINA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, coriander - own initiative 257 BAGESHWAR GUPS KHANKAR Container green leafy veg, pumpkin 258 BAGESHWAR GUPS SARNA Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative gaurd etc green leafy veg, pumpkin approx. 20 259 BAGESHWAR GUPS BAINEGOAN Open field 500 sqr feet own initiative gaurd etc kg green leafy veg, pumpkin approx. 20 260 BAGESHWAR GUPS KHANTOLI Open field 300 sqr feet own initiative gaurd etc kg green leafy veg, pumpkin approx. 20 261 BAGESHWAR GUPS KHABDOLI Open field 500 sqr feet own initiative gaurd etc kg 262 BAGESHWAR GUPS KAMERI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 263 BAGESHWAR GUPS OKHALSON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative green leafy veg, pumpkin approx. 10 264 BAGESHWAR GUPS BAMRARI Open field 500 sqr feet own initiative gaurd etc kg green leafy veg, pumpkin approx. 20 265 BAGESHWAR GUPS GARGAON Open field 300 sqr feet own initiative gaurd etc kg
266 BAGESHWAR GUPS FALAYANTIDHAR Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative own & 267 BAGESHWAR GUPS KARULI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, 10 kg horticulture green leafy veg, pumpkin 268 BAGESHWAR GUPS GANESHPUR Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative gaurd etc green leafy veg, pumpkin 269 BAGESHWAR GUPS CHAMARTHAL Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative gaurd etc 270 BAGESHWAR GPS MAUNDHURA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 271 BAGESHWAR GPS RAMARI Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 272 BAGESHWAR GPS PANYALI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 273 BAGESHWAR GPS SHAMA PANYALI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 274 BAGESHWAR GPS NANI PANYALI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 275 BAGESHWAR GPS DANKTI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 276 BAGESHWAR GPS LOJIYADHAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 277 BAGESHWAR GPS ULANIDHAR Open field green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 278 BAGESHWAR GPS SHAMA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 279 BAGESHWAR GPS SHAMA DANA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 280 BAGESHWAR GPS JARBILA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 281 BAGESHWAR GPS NAIKANA BHANAR Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 282 BAGESHWAR GPS SUMALGOAN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 283 BAGESHWAR GPS BHANAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 284 BAGESHWAR GPS SUMALGOAN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 285 KAPKOT GPS CHUCHER Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 286 KAPKOT GPS BIRWABINAUNA Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 287 KAPKOT GPS JAMUAKHAL Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 288 KAPKOT GPS MALKHADUNGARCHA Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 289 KAPKOT GPS RATIR Open field 300 sqr feet - own initiative 290 KAPKOT GPS RATIR KETI Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 291 KAPKOT GPS GOGINA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 292 KAPKOT GPS KOTKUMA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 293 KAPKOT GPS KALAPAIR KAPARI Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 294 KAPKOT GPS DUNI KHETI Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 295 KAPKOT GPS PALANDHURA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 296 KAPKOT GPS MAHARGARI Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 297 KAPKOT GPS LUTAI Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 298 KAPKOT GPS MAJKHET Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 299 KAPKOT GPS CHANULI Open field green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 300 KAPKOT GPS THELI Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 301 KAPKOT GPS KAPKOTE Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 302 KAPKOT GPS PANAURAGUNTH Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 303 KAPKOT GPS UTTRAURA Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 304 KAPKOT GPS TIMLABAGAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 305 KAPKOT GPS KHOLIKHET Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 306 KAPKOT GPS SOBHKUND Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 307 KAPKOT GPS POTHING Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, turmeric - own initiative 308 KAPKOT GPS TOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 309 KAPKOT GUPS SOBHAKUND Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 310 KAPKOT GUPS TIMLABAGAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 311 KAPKOT GUPS TOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 312 KAPKOT GPS GANSI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 313 KAPKOT GPS CHAUDA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 314 KAPKOT GPS CHAUDA PETHI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 315 KAPKOT GPS KAFALIKAMERA Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 316 KAPKOT GPS SUMGAD Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 317 KAPKOT GUPS GANSI Open field - own initiative 318 KAPKOT GUPS SUMGAD Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 319 KAPKOT GPS MUNAR' Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 320 KAPKOT GPS RIKHARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 321 KAPKOT GPS HARKOTE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 322 KAPKOT GPS TALAI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 323 KAPKOT GPS NIR NAGELA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 324 KAPKOT GPS LAHUR Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 325 KAPKOT GPS KAPKOTE Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative
326 KAPKOT GPS SILKANI Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 327 KAPKOT GPS KANYUTI Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 328 KAPKOT GPS UTTRAURA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 329 KAPKOT GPS LILI Open field green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 330 KAPKOT GPS CHURIA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 331 KAPKOT GHS UTTARAURA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 332 KAPKOT GHS PANORAGUNTH Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 333 KAPKOT GHS LILI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 334 KAPKOT GIC KAPKOTE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 335 KAPKOT GPS TIMLABAGAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 336 KAPKOT GPS POTHING Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 337 KAPKOT GPS DUNI POTHING Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 338 KAPKOT GPS UCHHAT Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 339 KAPKOT GPS SOBHKUND Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 340 KAPKOT GPS KHOLIKHET Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 341 KAPKOT GPS TOLI Open field green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 342 KAPKOT GHS SOBHAKUND Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 343 KAPKOT GHS TIMALABAGAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 344 KAPKOT GUPS TOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 345 KAPKOT GHS POTHING Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 346 KAPKOT GHS TILARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 347 KAPKOT GPS AITHAN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 348 KAPKOT GPS NAIKORI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 349 KAPKOT GPS HARSINGABAGAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 350 KAPKOT GPS BURMAULA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 351 KAPKOT GPS BARET Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 352 KAPKOT GPS JHOPARA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 353 KAPKOT GPS BAISANI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 354 KAPKOT GPS KHARKTAMTA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 355 KAPKOT GPS GULER Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 356 KAPKOT GPS MALLADES Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 357 KAPKOT GPS FARSALI VALLI Open field 600 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 358 KAPKOT GPS FARSALI PALLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, ginger - own initiative 359 KAPKOT GPS KIRAULA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 360 KAPKOT GPS KHAIBAGAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 361 KAPKOT GHS JHOPARA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 362 KAPKOT GUPS DHANYARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 363 KAPKOT GUPS KHARKKANATOLI Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 364 KAPKOT GHS GULER Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 365 KAPKOT GIC AITHAN Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 366 KAPKOT IC FARSALI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 367 KAPKOT GPS BHAYUN Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 368 KAPKOT GPS GULAM Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 369 KAPKOT GPS JALEKH Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 370 KAPKOT GPS BHAISURI KUTER Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 371 KAPKOT GPS NARGADA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 372 KAPKOT GPS KITAURA Open field 300 sqr feet - own initiative 373 KAPKOT GPS ASHON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 374 KAPKOT GPS BAIDA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 375 KAPKOT GPS PAKAR Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 376 KAPKOT GPS BHAIRON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 377 KAPKOT GPS OKHALDHAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 378 KAPKOT GPS BASKUNA Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 379 KAPKOT GPS GADERA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 380 KAPKOT GPS GADERA FULAI Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 381 KAPKOT GPS RAINTHAL Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 382 KAPKOT GUPS NARGARA Open field 300 sqr feet - own initiative 383 KAPKOT GUPS BAIDA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 384 KAPKOT GUPS GADERA Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 385 KAPKOT IC AHON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 386 KAPKOT GPS HARSILA Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 387 KAPKOT GPS KAPHAULI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 388 KAPKOT GPS SUMYURA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative
389 KAPKOT GPS SALIKHET Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 390 KAPKOT GPS CHACHAI Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 391 KAPKOT GPS CHALKANA Open field 300 sqr feet - own initiative 392 KAPKOT GPS PURKUNI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 393 KAPKOT GPS BADAGAON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 394 KAPKOT GPS LAKHAMARA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 395 KAPKOT GPS POTING Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 396 KAPKOT GPS GAIRKHET Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 397 KAPKOT GPS GOLANA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 398 KAPKOT GHS GOLANA Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 399 KAPKOT GUPS CHALKANA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 400 KAPKOT GUPS CHACHAI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 401 KAPKOT GUPS PURKUNI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 402 KAPKOT IC HARSILA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 403 KAPKOT GPS NAN KANYALI Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 404 KAPKOT GPS KANYALIKOTE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 405 KAPKOT GPS SYALDUNGA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 406 KAPKOT GPS LAMABAGAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 407 KAPKOT GPS BAISANAI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 408 KAPKOT GPS PAUNSARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 409 KAPKOT GPS SUMATI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 410 KAPKOT GPS UDIYARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 411 KAPKOT GPS JAGTHANA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 412 KAPKOT GPS JEWALA JAGTHANA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 413 KAPKOT GUPS JAGTHANA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 414 KAPKOT GUPS BAISANI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 415 KAPKOT GIC KANYALIKOTE Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 416 KAPKOT GPS THANGDHAR Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 417 KAPKOT GPS DULAM Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 418 KAPKOT GPS KAPHALI KAMERA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 419 KAPKOT GPS CHAURA STHAL PETH Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, turmeric - own initiative 420 KAPKOT GPS CHAUDA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 421 KAPKOT GPS LOHARKHET Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 422 KAPKOT GPS GASI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 423 KAPKOT GPS CHHORIDHAR Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 424 KAPKOT GPS SUMGAR Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 425 KAPKOT GPS SALING Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 426 KAPKOT GPS KAFALANI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 427 KAPKOT GPS BANSE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 428 KAPKOT GUPS GASI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 429 KAPKOT GUPS SUMGAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 430 KAPKOT GUPS NACHATI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 431 KAPKOT GIC SAUNG Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 432 KAPKOT GIC CHAURASHTAL Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 433 KAPKOT GPS MUNAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 434 KAPKOT GPS RIKHADI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 435 KAPKOT GPS HARKOT Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 436 KAPKOT GPS TALI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 437 KAPKOT GPS TARSAL Open field green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative green leafy veg, gaderi, 438 KAPKOT GPS NIDNAGELA Open field - own initiative lobiya 439 KAPKOT GUPS NIDNAGELA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 440 KAPKOT GIC SOOPI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 441 KAPKOT GPS BADIAKOTE Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 442 KAPKOT GPS PATAK Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 443 KAPKOT GPS TEEKH Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 444 KAPKOT GPS DAULA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 445 KAPKOT GPS KILPARA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 446 KAPKOT GPS BHARKANE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 447 KAPKOT GPS UNU Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 448 KAPKOT GPS SAMDAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 449 KAPKOT GUPS TEEKH Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 450 KAPKOT GUPS BORBALADA Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative
451 KAPKOT GIC BADIAKOTE Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 452 KAPKOT GPS KHATI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 453 KAPKOT GPS JATOLI' Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 454 KAPKOT GPS BACHHAM Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 455 KAPKOT GPS UMULA Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 456 GARUD GPS SORAG Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 457 GARUD GPS UNIYA Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 458 GARUD GPS DHOOR Open field 600 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 459 GARUD GPS BHATAG Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 460 GARUD GUPS BACHHAM Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 461 GARUD GUPS UNIYA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 462 GARUD GUPS KHATI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 463 GARUD GUPS SORAG' Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 464 GARUD GPS KARMI Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative green leafy veg,pumpkin 465 GARUD GPS SAPULI Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative gaurd etc 466 GARUD GPS DOBAR Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 467 GARUD GPS KARMITOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 468 GARUD GPS GUTHAN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 469 GARUD GPS SARAN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 470 GARUD GPS BAGHAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 471 GARUD GPS DHARAM Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 472 GARUD GPS BAJIDHAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 473 GARUD GPS DOKTIGAON Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 474 GARUD GPS PAYYANTOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 475 GARUD GPS RUDIPANI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 476 GARUD GPS TALLA KHOLA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 477 GARUD GUPS SAPULI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 478 GARUD GUPS DOBAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 479 GARUD GIC KARMI Open field - own initiative 480 GARUD GIC BAGHAR Open field 400 sqr feet - own initiative 481 GARUD GPS UDHAMSTHAL Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 482 GARUD GPS SYUNIGAON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 483 GARUD GPS KUCHAULI Open field 300 sqr feet - own initiative 484 GARUD GPS BAIKORI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 485 GARUD GPS SANETI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 486 GARUD GPS BAFILAGAON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 487 GARUD GPS RANGDEV Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 488 GARUD GPS JARTI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 489 GARUD GPS TILARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 490 GARUD GPS PAPOLI Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 491 GARUD GPS UDIYAR Open field 300 sqr feet - own initiative 492 GARUD GPS BAGDUNGRA Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 493 GARUD GPS REEMAKWITI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 494 GARUD GHS UTHAMSTHAL Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 495 GARUD GIC UDIYAR Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 496 GARUD GUPS SIRALAGAON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 497 GARUD GUPS JARATI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 498 GARUD GPS HORALI Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 499 GARUD GPS DARSING Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 500 GARUD GPS KIDAI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 501 GARUD GPS PACHAR Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 502 GARUD GPS JALMANI Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 503 GARUD GUPS KIDAI Open field green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 504 GARUD GUPS HORALI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 505 GARUD GUPS JHANKARA Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 506 GARUD GPS BHANTOLA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 507 GARUD GPS SERI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative green leafy veg, gaurd, 508 GARUD GPS JAKHANI Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative pumpkin green leafy veg, gaurd, 509 GARUD GPS MAJGOAN Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative pumpkin
green leafy veg, gaurd, 510 GARUD GPS PATAL Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative pumpkin green leafy veg, gaurd, 511 GARUD GPS SAKNYURA Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative pumpkin 512 GARUD GPS DOSADA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 513 GARUD GPS MAHRURI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 514 GARUD GPS PATHKYURA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 515 GARUD GPS MAJHERA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative green leafy veg, gaurd, 516 GARUD GPS SAKYURA Open field 400 sqr feet - own initiative pumpkin green leafy veg, gaurd, 517 GARUD GPS SIMGARI Open field 300 sqr feet - own initiative pumpkin cauliflower green leafy veg, gaurd, 518 GARUD GPS SANGAR Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative pumpkin 519 GARUD GPS VASTI Open field green leafy veg, - own initiative 520 GARUD GPS DWARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 521 GARUD GPS SYAKOTE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 522 GARUD GPS JHANKARA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 523 GARUD GUPS MAHRURI Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative 524 GARUD GUPS SIMGARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 525 GARUD GIC BHANTOLA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, coriander - own initiative 526 GARUD GIC SANGAR Open field 500 sqr feet - own initiative green leafy veg, pumpkin 527 GARUD GIC SYAKOTE Open field - own initiative gaurd etc 528 GARUD GPS MAGDISTATE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 529 GARUD GPS RAULYANA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 530 GARUD GPS LOHAGARHI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 531 GARUD GPS SELABAGAD Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 532 GARUD GPS SIMSYAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 533 GARUD GPS RITHABAMANGAON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 534 GARUD GPS GAIRLEKH Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 535 GARUD GPS PINGLON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 536 GARUD GPS GALAI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 537 GARUD GPS PARENA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 538 GARUD GPS KURSALI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 539 GARUD GPS RITHAKURSALI Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 540 GARUD GPS GWAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 541 GARUD GPS DAK KAPKOTI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 542 GARUD GPS PARKOTI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, turmeric - own initiative 543 GARUD GPS KHITAULA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 544 GARUD GPS WHEELKULWAN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 545 GARUD GPS JWANA STATE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 546 GARUD GPS JUKANI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 547 GARUD GPS ANA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 548 GARUD GPS LOHARCHAURA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 549 GARUD GPS NAUGHAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 550 GARUD GPS GARHSHER Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 551 GARUD GPS PAYE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 552 GARUD GPS PACHNA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 553 GARUD GPS BIMAULA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 554 GARUD GPS DHAUNAI Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 555 GARUD GPS DUMLAUT Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 556 GARUD GPS KAFALDHUNGA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 557 GARUD GPS BANTOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, turmeric - own initiative 558 GARUD GPS THAKLA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 559 GARUD GPS POKHRI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 560 GARUD GPS SAROLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 561 GARUD GPS HARBAGAD Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 562 GARUD GPS RANKUDI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 563 GARUD GPS GHIRTULI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 564 GARUD GPS BHITARKOT Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 565 GARUD GPS TUNIATOK Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 566 GARUD GPS DARNA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative
567 GARUD GPS LACHHIYAGAIR Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 568 GARUD GPS SHILANGTOLI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 569 GARUD GPS DYORADA Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 570 GARUD GPS TALLA NAKURI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 571 GARUD GPS LAUBANJ Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 572 GARUD GPS CHANKOT Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 573 GARUD GPS AMSYARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 574 GARUD GPS BUNGA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 575 GARUD GPS MALLA KULAUN Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 576 GARUD GPS KULAUN Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 577 GARUD GPS PAYYAN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 578 GARUD GPS HARINAGRI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 579 GARUD GPS GHETI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, turmeric - own initiative 580 GARUD GPS DEVALKHET Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 581 GARUD GPS CHATTIA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 582 GARUD GPS NAUGAON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 583 GARUD GPS DANGOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 584 GARUD GPS WAJYULA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 585 GARUD GPS NAVEEN VAJYULA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 586 GARUD GPS AYARTOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 587 GARUD GPS NAVEEN CHAURSON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 588 GARUD GPS JAKHERA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 589 GARUD GPS JAKH Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 590 GARUD GPS DARIMKHET Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 591 GARUD GPS SALANIBAGAD Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 592 GARUD GPS LAMCHULA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 593 GARUD GPS MALLA LAMCHULA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 594 GARUD GPS KHAKRI DUDILA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, turmeric - own initiative 595 GARUD GPS GARHKHET Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 596 GARUD GPS BAGOTIA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 597 GARUD GPS NARGWADI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 598 GARUD GPS URKHULI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 599 GARUD GPS MALLA DHUKURA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 600 GARUD GPS SELKUNA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 601 GARUD GPS RIUNILAKHMAR Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 602 GARUD GPS AGRAMTOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 603 GARUD GPS LAKHNI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 604 GARUD GPS MANYURA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 605 GARUD GPS PURDA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 606 GARUD GPS BINKHOLI Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 607 GARUD GPS KOTHON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 608 GARUD GPS TALIHAT Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 609 GARUD GPS BAND Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, turmeric - own initiative 610 GARUD GPS LOHAGARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 611 GARUD GPS GAIRLEKH Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 612 GARUD GPS PINGLON Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 613 GARUD GPS RAULYANA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 614 GARUD GPS WHEEL KULWAN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 615 GARUD GPS RAITOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 616 GARUD GPS PAYYAN Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 617 GARUD GPS DEVALKHET Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 618 GARUD GPS THANDANGOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 619 GARUD GPS CHAURSON Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 620 GARUD GPS SALAMGARH Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 621 GARUD GPS SIMGARI Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 622 GARUD GPS NAIKANAKHUMTIA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 623 GARUD GPS JAKHERA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 624 GARUD GPS MANYURA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, turmeric - own initiative 625 GARUD GPS THAPAL Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 626 GARUD GPS BINKHOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 627 GARUD GPS BAND Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 628 GARUD GPS FULWARIGUNTH Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 629 GARUD GPS URKHULI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative
630 GARUD GPS MATINA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 631 GARUD GPS BIMAULI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 632 GARUD GPS BHATARIA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 633 GARUD GPS BHAGARTOLA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 634 GARUD GPS DAURARA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 635 GARUD GPS NAUGHARKYARI Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 636 GARUD GPS K KAUSANI Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 637 GARUD GPS BADARINATH Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 638 GARUD GIC KAUSANI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 639 GARUD GUPS KAULAG Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, turmeric - own initiative 640 GARUD GIC SALANI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 641 GARUD GIC GARKHET Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 642 GARUD GIC DHAINA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 643 GARUD GUPS KOTFULWARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 644 GARUD GUPS SIMAR MAJKOTE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 645 GARUD GUPS KULAW Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 646 GARUD GUPS MATHUROPATALI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 647 GARUD GIC PAYYE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 648 GARUD GIC TILSARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 649 GARUD GIC PURADA Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 650 GARUD GUPS GALAI KANDHAR Open field 400 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 651 GARUD GIC SIKOTE Open field 300 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 652 GARUD GIC WAJYULA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 653 GARUD GIC MAGARISTATE Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 654 GARUD GIC AMSYARI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 655 GARUD GIC BANTOLI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg,corinder - own initiative 656 GARUD GIC CHHATYANI Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative 657 GARUD GUPS LAMCHULA Open field 500 sqr feet green leafy veg, - own initiative CHAMOLI 1 DASHOLI GHS NAIGWAD OPEN 8 vegetable 10 Schools own 2 DASHOLI PS SAGAR OPEN 7 vegetable 25 Schools own 3 DASHOLI UPS MALSI OPEN 6 vegetable 20 Schools own
4 DASHOLI GIC GWAD DEWALDHAR OPEN 10 vegetable 26 Schools own 5 DASHOLI GIC TANGSA OPEN 4 vegetable 15 Schools own 6 DASHOLI UPS DUGDIKANDAI OPEN 8 vegetable 20 Schools own 7 DASHOLI UPS BEMRU OPEN 10 vegetable 35 Schools own 8 DASHOLI PS GADORA OPEN 11 vegetable 21 Schools own 9 DASHOLI PS MAYAPUR OPEN 8 vegetable 20 Schools own 10 DASHOLI PS IRANI OPEN 12 vegetable 17 Schools own 11 DASHOLI PS SIROLI OPEN 15 vegetable 14 Schools own 12 DASHOLI PS ROPA TALLA OPEN 9 vegetable 20 Schools own 13 DASHOLI PS KILONDI OPEN 14 vegetable 22 Schools own 14 DASHOLI PS PADULI OPEN 11 vegetable 20 Schools own 15 DASHOLI PS PAPDIYANA OPEN 9 vegetable 20 Schools own 16 GHAT PS LUNTARA OPEN 10 vegetable 19 Schools own 17 GHAT PS LWANI OPEN 8 vegetable 20 Schools own 18 GHAT PS RAMNI OPEN 12 vegetable 31 Schools own 19 GHAT PS GHUNI OPEN 7 vegetable 20 Schools own 20 GHAT PS FALI open fiels 15 Green Vegitable 12 Schools own 21 GHAT PS MOKHBARON open fiels 30 Green Vegitable 15 Schools own 22 GHAT PS SUNGLWANI open fiels 20 Green Vegitable 10 Schools own 23 KARAN PRAYAG UPS BHAKUNDA OPEN FIELD 180 Sqmt TOMATOES 5 kg Schools own 24 KARAN PRAYAG UPS NAKOT OPEN FIELD 250 Sqmt RADISH,TOMATOES 8 kg Schools own 25 KARAN PRAYAG PS PARTOLI OPEN FIELD 110 Sqmt LEEKS,TOMATOES 7 kg Schools own TOMATOES,CORIANDE 26 KARAN PRAYAG PS GWAD OPEN FIELD 200 Sqmt 8 kg Schools own R 27 GAIRSEN UPS LAKHEDI OPEN FIELD 650 Sqmt GARLIC,TOMATOES 10 kg Schools own BOTTLE 28 GAIRSEN UPS SARKOT OPEN FIELD 500 Sqmt 5 kg Schools own GOURD,TOMATOES 29 GAIRSEN PS GAIRSEN OPEN FIELD 500 Sqmt ONION,TOMATOES 8 kg Schools own
BITTER 30 GAIRSEN GGIC GAIRSEN OPEN FIELD 450 Sqmt 7 kg Schools own GOURD,TOMATOES 31 GAIRSEN PS DHAMDEV OPEN FIELD 500 Sqmt BRINJAL,TOMATOES 5 kg Schools own BOTTLE 32 GAIRSEN PS DANDAMAJYADI OPEN FIELD 500 Sqmt 5 kg Schools own GOURD,TOMATOES RADISH,GREEN 33 GAIRSEN PS NONA OPEN FIELD 400 Sqmt 11 kg Schools own CHILLY CORIANDER,TOMATOE 34 GAIRSEN GIC AGRCHATI OPEN FIELD 600 Sqmt 8 kg Schools own S 35 GAIRSEN GIC BACHUWABAN OPEN FIELD 400 Sqmt TOMATOES,RADISH 8 kg Schools own 36 GAIRSEN PS SIRANA OPEN FIELD 10 Sqmt Green Vegetable 3 kg Schools own BITTER 37 GAIRSEN GIC ADIBADRI OPEN FIELD 500 Sqmt 8 kg Schools own GOURD,TOMATOES
38 GAIRSEN GIC DEWALKOT OPEN FIELD 500 Sqmt GARLIC,GREEN CHILLY 6 kg Schools own
CORIANDER,TOMATOE 39 GAIRSEN UPS PINDWALI OPEN FIELD 400 Sqmt 8 kg Schools own S 40 NARAYAN BAGAR PS JABARKOT OPEN FIELD 300 Sqmt ONION,TOMATOES 5 kg Schools own 41 NARAYAN BAGAR PS BUDERA OPEN FIELD 500 Sqmt BRINJAL,TOMATOES 8 kg Schools own
42 NARAYAN BAGAR UPS GADSIR OPEN FIELD 300 Sqmt TOMATOES,RADISH 8 kg Schools own
43 NARAYAN BAGAR UPS DEVIDHAR KIMOLI Open field 20 mt. Green Vegetable 20 kg Schools own
44 NARAYAN BAGAR UPS JUNER Open field 30 mt. Green Vegetable 30 kg Schools own 45 NARAYAN BAGAR UPS GAIRBARAM Open field 15 mt. Green Vegetable 20 kg Schools own 46 THARALI UPS KAKHADA Open field 20 mt. Green Vegetable 20 kg Schools own Louki, onion, DHANIYA, 47 THARALI UPS MELTHA Open field 200 mt. 35 kg Schools own GARLIC 48 THARALI GIC JOLAKOT Open Field 5 sq mt Green Vegetable 10 kg Schools own 49 THARALI UPS SUNA Open Field 3 sq mt Green Vegetable 5 kg Schools own 50 THARALI PS GUPTARA Open Field 3 sq mt Green Vegetable 8 kg Schools own 51 THARALI PS BHERGAD Open Field 2 sq mt Green Vegetable 5 kg Schools own 52 JOSHIMATH GIC JOSHIMATH Open Field 3 sq mt Green Vegetable 4 kg Schools own 53 JOSHIMATH GIC LANGSI Open Field 4 sq mt Green Vegetable 7 kg Schools own 54 JOSHIMATH PS RAIGADI Open Field 6 sq mt Green Vegetable 8 kg Schools own 55 JOSHIMATH UPS KALGOTH Open Field 3 sq mt Green Vegetable 5 kg Schools own 56 DEWAL PS ULANGRA Open Field 8 sq mt Green Vegetable 10 kg Schools own 57 DEWAL PS BERADHAR Open Field 6 sq mt Green Vegetable 9 kg Schools own 58 DEWAL PS WAN Open Field 12 sq mt Green Vegetable 16 kg Schools own 59 DEWAL PS GHESH Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 12 kg Schools own 60 DEWAL PS HIMNI Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 13 kg Schools own 61 DEWAL UPS HIMNI Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 12 kg Schools own 62 DEWAL UPS HARMAL Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 13 kg Schools own 63 DEWAL UPS SORIGAD Open Field 12 sq mt Green Vegetable 15 kg Schools own 64 DEWAL PS KULING Open Field 9 sq mt Green Vegetable 10 kg Schools own 65 POKHARI UPS BHIKONA Open Field 3 sq mt Green Vegetable 8 kg Schools own 66 POKHARI PS PAINI Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 12 kg Schools own 67 POKHARI PS WALLI Open Field 4 sq mt Green Vegetable 6 kg Schools own 68 DASHOLI PS Sartoli Open Field 02 Naali Green Vegetable 4 kg Schools own 69 THARALI UPS Kakhada Open Field 04 Naali Green Vegetable 7 kg Schools own 70 POKHARI PS Valli Open Field 01 Naali Green Vegetable 8 kg Schools own 71 NARAYANBAGAD UPS Devidhar Kimoli Open Field 02 Naali Green Vegetable 5 kg Schools own 72 NARAYANBAGAD UPS Gairbaram Open Field 02 Naali Green Vegetable 10 kg Schools own CHAMPAWAT 1 Champawat GIC Dyartoli Open Field 200 sq mt Potatoes 20 Kg School’s Own 2 Champawat UPS Mohonpokhari Open Field 50 sq mt Green Vegetables 4Kg School’s Own 3 Champawat GPS Palson Open Field 70 sq mt Green Vegetables 2Kg School’s Own 4 Champawat GPS Mohonpokhari Open Field 50 sq mt Green Vegetables 4 Kg School’s Own 5 Champawat GPS Manch Open Field 50 sq mt Green Vegetables 2Kg School’s Own 6 Champawat UPS Naulapani Open Field 70 sq mt Green Vegetables 2Kg School’s Own 7 Champawat PS Khirdwari Open Field 50 sq mt Green Vegetables 4 Kg School’s Own
8 Champawat PS Kaflaang Open Field 50 sq mt Green Vegetables 2Kg School’s Own 9 Champawat PS Maunpokhari Open Field 50 sq mt Green Vegetables 2Kg School’s Own 10 Lohaghat GPS Roushal Open Field 40 sq mt Local Vegetables 5 KG School’s Own 11 Lohaghat GPS Tunta Bist Containers 50 sq mt Flowers 2 Kg School’s Own 12 Lohaghat GPS Koyati Open Field 50 sq mt Vegetables 5Kg School’s Own 13 Lohaghat UPS Thanta Open Field 30 sq mt Green Vegetables 2Kg School’s Own 14 Lohaghat GPS Raikotkuwnar Open Field 50 sq mt Vegetables 2Kg School’s Own 15 Barakot PS Barakot Open Field 50 sq mt Local Vegetables 5 Kg School’s Own 16 Barakot PS Valsyun Open Field 50 sq mt Open Field School’s Own 17 Pati PS Dasiyachami Open Field 200 sq mt Green Vegetables 2Kg School’s Own 18 Pati PS Reethakhal Open Field 50 sq mt Local Vegetables 5 Kg School’s Own 19 Pati GIC Moolakot Open Field 50 sq mt Open Field School’s Own 20 Pati PS Amoli Open Field 200 sq mt Green Vegetables 2Kg School’s Own 21 Pati PS Kanikot Open Field 50 sq mt Local Vegetables 5 Kg School’s Own 22 Pati PS Jakhola Open Field 50 sq mt Open Field School’s Own 23 Pati PS Gagar Open Field 200 sq mt Green Vegetables 2Kg School’s Own 24 Pati UPS Chaudagoond Open Field 50 sq mt Local Vegetables 5 Kg School’s Own 25 Pati PS Chaudagoond Open Field 50 sq mt Open Field School’s Own 26 Pati PS Parewa Open Field 200 sq mt Green Vegetables 2Kg School’s Own 27 Pati UPS Kuliyalgaon Open Field 50 sq mt Local Vegetables 5 Kg School’s Own 28 Pati PS Bhigrada Open Field 50 sq mt Open Field School’s Own 29 Pati PS Khetikhan Open Field 200 sq mt Green Vegetables 2Kg School’s Own 30 Pati UPS Ijatra Dungra Open Field 50 sq mt Local Vegetables 5 Kg School’s Own 31 Pati Gadyuda Naveen Open Field 50 sq mt Open Field School’s Own 32 Pati PS Dasiyachami Open Field 200 sq mt Green Vegetables 2Kg School’s Own 33 BARAKOT PS Sigda Open Field 2 Naali Vegetables 10 kg School’s Own 34 PAATI UPS Bisari Open Field 5 Naali Vegetables 10 kg School’s Own 35 PAATI PS Gagar Open Field 4 Naali Vegetables 10 kg School’s Own 36 PAATI PS Gadyuda Naveen Open Field 4 Naali Vegetables 10 kg School’s Own 37 PAATI GIC Reethakhal Open Field 5 Naali Vegetables 10 kg School’s Own 38 PAATI GIC Ramak Open Field 10 Naali Vegetables 10 kg School’s Own 39 PAATI PS Pokhari Open Field 3 Naali Vegetables 10 kg School’s Own 40 CHAMPAWAT GIC Dyartoli Open Field 43 Naali Vegetables 10 kg School’s Own 41 CHAMPAWAT GGIC Champawat Open Field 13 Naali Vegetables 10 kg School’s Own 42 CHAMPAWAT PS Palson Open Field 1 Naali Vegetables 10 kg School’s Own DEHRADUN 1 CHAKRATA P.S. Lokhamandal Open Field 900 sq ft Vegetables 3 kg to 5 kg School's own 2 CHAKRATA Ps Jagthan Open Field 850 sq ft Vegetables 4 kg to 5 kg School's own 3 CHAKRATA Ps Mayrawna Open Field 900 sq ft Vegetables 16 kg to 5 kg School's own 4 CHAKRATA P.S. Hattar Chajar Open Field 740 sq ft Vegetables 18 kg to 5 kg School's own 5 DOIWALA P.S Bajawala Open Field 500 sq ft Vegetables 19 kg to 5 kg School's own 6 DOIWALA Gps Balawala 2 Open Field 625 sq ft Vegetables 20 kg to 5 kg School's own 7 DOIWALA P.S. Paalbasti Open Field 740 sq ft Vegetables 28 kg to 5 kg School's own 8 KALSI P.S. Timra Open Field 560 sq ft Vegetables 29 kg to 5 kg School's own 9 KALSI Ps Sahiya Open Field 450 sq ft Vegetables 30 kg to 5 kg School's own 10 KALSI P.S. Aara Open Field 725 sq ft Vegetables 38 kg to 5 kg School's own 11 RAIPUR Ps Khalounch Kyara Open Field 900 sq ft Vegetables 39 kg to 5 kg School's own 12 RAIPUR P.S. Girls Thano Open Field 850 sq ft Vegetables 40 kg to 5 kg School's own 13 RAIPUR P.S. Chamroli Open Field 600 sq ft Vegetables 41 kg to 5 kg School's own 14 CHAKRATA P.S. BAYLA Open Field 50 Gaz Vegetables 5 kg to 50 kg School's own 15 CHAKRATA P.S. FANAAR Open Field 40 Gaz Vegetables 6 kg to 50 kg School's own 16 CHAKRATA P.S. KANTHAG Open Field 75 Gaz Vegetables 7 kg to 50 kg School's own 17 KALSI P.S. CHIRTAAR Open Field 75 Gaz Vegetables 8 kg to 50 kg School's own 18 KALSI P.S. GAAGRO Open Field 50 Gaz Vegetables 9 kg to 50 kg School's own 19 RAIPUR P.S DANDA LAKHAUD Open Field 70 gaz Vegetables 10 kg to 50 kg School's own 20 SAHASPUR GOVT UPS REDAPUR Open Field 75 Gaz Vegetables 11 kg to 50 kg School's own 21 SAHASPUR BHAWANI BALIKA INT PS Open Field 50 Gaz Vegetables 12 kg to 50 kg School's own 22 SAHASPUR P.S. BHUDDI Open Field 50 Gaz Vegetables 13 kg to 50 kg School's own 23 SAHASPUR PS ISLAAMNAGAR Open Field 75 Gaz Vegetables 14 kg to 50 kg School's own 24 SAHASPUR P.S. SUDDOWALA Open Field 60 Gaz Vegetables 15 kg to 50 kg School's own 25 SAHASPUR P.S. NAWGAON Open Field 70 gaz Vegetables 16 kg to 50 kg School's own 26 SAHASPUR U.P.S. TELPURA Open Field 70 gaz Vegetables 17 kg to 50 kg School's own 27 SAHASPUR P.S. RAMPUR KHURD Open Field 70 gaz Vegetables 18 kg to 50 kg School's own
28 SAHASPUR P.S. BHAUWALA Open Field 50 Gaz Vegetables 19 kg to 50 kg School's own 29 SAHASPUR ON PUBLIC J.H.S. SHYAMP Open Field 60 Gaz Vegetables 20 kg to 50 kg School's own 30 SAHASPUR U.P.S. DEVIPUR Open Field 75 Gaz Vegetables 21 kg to 50 kg School's own HARIDWAR 1 BHAGWANPUR GPS Bhagwanpur-1 Open Field NIL Vegetables - School own 2 BHAGWANPUR GPS Bhagwanpur-2 Open Field NIL Vegetables - School own 3 BHAGWANPUR GPS shahpur Open Field NIL Vegetables - School own 4 BHAGWANPUR GPS makhanpur Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 5 BHAGWANPUR GPS raipur Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 6 BHAGWANPUR GPS premrajpur Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 7 BHAGWANPUR GPS khanpur Open Field 30by 20sq foot Vegetables - School own 8 BHAGWANPUR GPS ruhalki Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 9 BHAGWANPUR GPS changamazri Open Field 80 by 180 sq fo Vegetables - School own 10 BHAGWANPUR GPS hakimpurturra Open Field 15 by 10 sq foo Vegetables - School own 11 BHAGWANPUR UPS Ruhalki Open Field 80 by 180 sq fo Vegetables - School own 12 BHAGWANPUR UPS HAKIMPURTURRA Open Field 50 by20 sq foot Vegetables - School own 13 BHAGWANPUR GGHS bhagwanpur Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 14 BHAGWANPUR BDIC bhagwanpur Open Field NIL Vegetables - School own 15 BHAGWANPUR RNI bhagwanpur Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 16 BHAGWANPUR PS DARIYAPUR 1 Open Field 45 by 45 sq foo Vegetables - School own 17 BHAGWANPUR PS DARIYAPUR 2 Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 18 BHAGWANPUR PS DHEERMAZRA 1 Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 19 BHAGWANPUR PS DHEERMAZRA 2 Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 20 BHAGWANPUR PS HABIBPUR NIVADA Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 21 BHAGWANPUR PS MASAHI KALAN Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 22 BHAGWANPUR PS HALJAURA Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 23 BHAGWANPUR PS BELKI Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 24 BHAGWANPUR PS INAYATPUR Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 25 BHAGWANPUR PS IBRAHIMPUR Open Field 80 by 180 sq fo Vegetables - School own 26 BHAGWANPUR PS NAGAL Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 27 BHAGWANPUR PS PALUNI Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 28 BHAGWANPUR UPS HABIBPUR NIVADA Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 29 BHAGWANPUR UPS DHEERMAZRA Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 30 BHAGWANPUR UPSDARIYAPUR Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 31 BHAGWANPUR UPS BELKI Open Field 80 by 180 sq fo Vegetables - School own 32 BHAGWANPUR U M V INAYATPUR Open Field 90 by 90 sq foo Vegetables - School own 33 BHAGWANPUR UMV DHEERMAZRA Open Field nil Vegetables - School own 34 BHAGWANPUR PS Bahbalpur Open Field 16 Vegetables - School own 35 BHAGWANPUR PS Rolahedi Open Field 50 sq m Vegetables - School own 36 BHAGWANPUR UPS Manakmajra Open Field 50 sq m Vegetables - School own 37 BHAGWANPUR uPS babu asharam Open Field 50 oxZ eh Vegetables - School own 38 BHAGWANPUR PS Badilam Open Field 250 Vegetables - School own 39 BHAGWANPUR PS Bandarjood Open Field 600 Vegetables - School own 40 BHAGWANPUR PS Majahidpur Open Field 200 Vegetables - School own 41 BHAGWANPUR PS Tanda Jidhiyan Open Field 300 Vegetables - School own 42 BHAGWANPUR PS Tanda Lam Open Field 100 Vegetables - School own 43 BHAGWANPUR UPS Badilam Open Field 200 Vegetables - School own 44 BHAGWANPUR uPS Bandarjood 2 Open Field 600 Vegetables - School own 45 BHAGWANPUR UPS Jhidiyagrant Open Field 200 Vegetables - School own 46 BHAGWANPUR PS Mandawar Open Field 400 Vegetables - School own 47 BHAGWANPUR PS Chauli 1 Open Field 75 Vegetables - School own 48 BHAGWANPUR PS Chauli 2 Open Field 400 Vegetables - School own 49 NARSAN PS Makhdumpur Open Field 40 sq m Vegetables - School own 50 NARSAN PS Lakhnauta Open Field 150 sq m Vegetables - School own 51 NARSAN PS Lahbauli Open Field 80 sq m Vegetables - School own 52 NARSAN PS Sathaula Open Field 120 sq m Vegetables - School own 53 NARSAN PS Sadhauli Open Field 110 sq m Vegetables - School own 54 NARSAN PS Shyampur Open Field 100 sq m Vegetables - School own 55 NARSAN PS Sheetalpur Open Field 100 sq m Vegetables - School own 56 NARSAN PS Khanampur kasauli Open Field 120 sq m Vegetables - School own 57 NARSAN PS Noorpur Open Field 100 sq m Vegetables - School own 58 NARSAN PS gadarjudda Open Field 80 sq m Vegetables - School own 59 NARSAN PS Jhabredi Open Field 100 sq m Vegetables - School own
60 NARSAN PS Bharatpur Open Field 80 sq m Vegetables - School own 61 NARSAN PS Baswakhedi Open Field 60 sq m Vegetables - School own 62 NARSAN PS Naseerpur Open Field 50 sq m Vegetables - School own 63 NARSAN PS Thaska Open Field 100 sq m Vegetables - School own 64 NARSAN PS Jhabiren Open Field 50 sq m Vegetables - School own 65 NARSAN PS Nagla cheena Open Field 50 sq m Vegetables - School own 66 NARSAN PS Sikhar Open Field 80 sq m Vegetables - School own 67 NARSAN PS Gopalpur Open Field 100 sq m Vegetables - School own 68 NARSAN PS Sikandarpur Open Field 100 sq m Vegetables - School own 69 NARSAN PS Asafnagar Open Field 60 sq m Vegetables - School own 70 NARSAN PS jabardast Open Field 50 sq m Vegetables - School own 71 NARSAN PS Nathukhedi Open Field 50 sq m Vegetables - School own 72 NARSAN PS Lathardev Open Field 80 sq m Vegetables - School own 73 NARSAN PS Bukkanpur Open Field 80 sq m Vegetables - School own 74 NARSAN PS mohanpura Open Field 70 sq m Vegetables - School own 75 NARSAN UPS Lakhnauta Open Field 120 sq m Vegetables - School own 76 NARSAN UPS kumradi Open Field 50 sq m Vegetables - School own 77 NARSAN UPS Mundlana Open Field 80 sq m Vegetables - School own 78 NARSAN UPS Gopalpur Open Field 50 sq m Vegetables - School own 79 KHANPUR UPS Dallawala Open Field Vegetables - School own 80 KHANPUR UPS Prahladpur Open Field 30 sq m Vegetables - School own 81 KHANPUR UPS Sikandrapur Open Field Vegetables - School own 82 KHANPUR UPS Mathana Open Field 70 sq m Vegetables - School own 83 KHANPUR UPS Karanpur Open Field 25 sq m Vegetables - School own 84 KHANPUR UPS Balchandwala Open Field 25 sq m Vegetables - School own 85 KHANPUR UPS Balawali Open Field Vegetables - School own 86 KHANPUR UPS Kanewali Open Field 30 sq m Vegetables - School own 87 KHANPUR UPS Paudowali Open Field Vegetables - School own 88 KHANPUR UPS lalchandwala Open Field 300 sq m Vegetables - School own 89 KHANPUR UPS Madabela Open Field 20 sq m Vegetables - School own 90 KHANPUR UPS Khanpur Open Field 30 sq m Vegetables - School own 91 KHANPUR UPS Jogawala Open Field 24 sq m Vegetables - School own 92 ROORKEE UPS Mehwad Open Field 500 sq foot Vegetables - School own 93 ROORKEE UPS Karaudi Open Field 500 sq foot Vegetables - School own 94 ROORKEE UPS Khwazgi Open Field 750 sq foot Vegetables - School own 95 ROORKEE PS Bharapur Open Field 450 sq foot Vegetables - School own 96 ROORKEE PS Shantarshah Open Field 7500 sq foot Vegetables - School own 97 ROORKEE UPS Daulatpur Open Field 500 sq foot Vegetables - School own 98 ROORKEE PS Dhanaura Open Field & Vegetables - School own 99 ROORKEE PS No 5 Open Field & Vegetables - School own 100 LAKSAR PS Baseda Khadar Open Field 1000 sq foot Vegetables - School own 101 LAKSAR UPS Makhiyali Open Field 1000 sq foot Vegetables - School own 102 LAKSAR PS Chidiyapur Open Field 1000 sq foot Vegetables - School own 103 LAKSAR PS Narozpur Open Field 1000 sq foot Vegetables - School own 104 LAKSAR PS Bhurna Open Field 1000 sq foot Vegetables - School own Nainital 1 KOTABAGH P.S Gulzarpur Banki Open field 75 Vegetables 10 schools own 2 KOTABAGH G.I.C Kotabagh Open field 100 Vegetables 15 schools own 3 KOTABAGH U.P.S Mahrora Open field 50 Vegetables 10 schools own 4 OKHALKANDA P.S Sooni Naveen Open field 100 Vegetables 20 schools own 5 OKHALKANDA U.P.S Berchula Open field 100 Vegetables 20 schools own 6 OKHALKANDA G.I.C Nai Open field 200 Vegetables 30 schools own 7 HALDWANI P.S Narwar Khera Open field 125 Vegetables 20 schools own 8 HALDWANI P.S Hedagazer Open field 85 Vegetables 10 schools own 9 HALDWANI P.S Kheda Open field 100 Vegetables 15 schools own 10 HALDWANI P.S Chorgaliya Open field 90 Vegetables 10 schools own 11 HALDWANI P.S Fethaypur Open field 80 Vegetables 10 schools own 12 BETALGHAT P.S Ghiroli Open field 100 Vegetables 15 schools own 13 BETALGHAT U.P.S Mallipali Open field 90 Vegetables 10 schools own 14 BETALGHAT U.P.S Nainichak Open field 100 Vegetables 15 schools own 15 BETALGHAT U.P.S Lohali Open field 80 Vegetables 10 schools own 16 RAMGARH P.S Ramgarh Talla Open field 100 Vegetables 15 schools own 17 RAMGARH G.I.C Ramgarh Open field 120 Vegetables 20 schools own
18 RAMGARH G.G.I.C. Ramgarh Open field 90 Vegetables 10 schools own 19 RAMGARH U.P.S Darmoli Open field 85 Vegetables 10 schools own 20 RAMGARH U.P.S Suyalbari Open field 75 Vegetables 10 schools own 21 RAMNAGAR P.S Kanchanpur Choi Open field 100 Vegetables 20 schools own 22 RAMNAGAR P.S Chandranagar Open field 100 Vegetables 20 schools own 23 RAMNAGAR P.S yashwantnagar Open field 120 Vegetables 20 schools own 24 RAMNAGAR P.S Ghaasmandi Open field 90 Vegetables 10 schools own 25 RAMNAGAR P.S Udaipur Bandobasti Open field 95 Vegetables 10 schools own 26 RAMNAGAR U.P.S Chandranagar Open field 100 Vegetables 15 schools own 27 RAMNAGAR U.P.S Paapdi Open field 80 Vegetables 10 schools own 28 RAMNAGAR U.P.S Dharampur Aulia Open field 100 Vegetables 15 schools own PAURI GARHWAL Green leafy Vegetables, 1 PAURI GIC UJYADI OPEN 10 4 Schools own Tomatoes,Radish, Green leafy Vegetables, 2 PAURI GPS LWALI OPEN 8 3 Schools own Tomatoes,Radish, Vegetables, 3 EKESHWAR GPS SIDHKHAL OPEN 9 2 Schools own Tomatoes,Radish, Green leafy Vegetables, 4 EKESHWAR GPS SRIKOTKHAL OPEN 12 6 Schools own Tomatoes,Radish Green leafy Vegetables, 5 KHIRSU GPS KAMEDA OPEN 8 2 Schools own Tomatoes,Radish Green leafy Vegetables, 6 KHIRSU GPS KOTI OPEN 4 2 Schools own Tomatoes, Green leafy Vegetables, 7 KHIRSU GPS AMDHAR OPEN 5 3 Schools own Tomatoes,Radish Green leafy Vegetables, 8 KHIRSU GPS LAGALYUNBAGAD OPEN 6 3 Schools own Tomatoes,Radish Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 9 DUGADDA GPS SIBBUNAGAR OPEN 11 4 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 10 DUGADDA GHS SHIVRAJPUR OPEN 9 5 Schools own Tomatoes,Radish Green leafy Vegetables, 11 NAINIDANDA GPS JAGDEYI OPEN 12 4 Schools own Tomatoes,Radish Green leafy Vegetables, 12 PABAU GPS SALANA OPEN 8 2 Schools own Tomatoes,Radish Green leafy Vegetables, 13 THALISAIN GPS RIKSHAL OPEN 12 3 Schools own Tomatoes,Radish Green leafy Vegetables, 14 THALISAIN GPS CHOPRA 2 OPEN 6 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 4 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 15 THALISAIN GPS KAPROLI OPEN 8 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 3 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 16 THALISAIN GPS DUMRIKOT OPEN 7 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 4 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 17 THALISAIN GPS DADOLI TALLI OPEN 8 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 2 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 18 THALISAIN GUPS MANGROUN OPEN 11 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 5 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 19 THALISAIN GUPS KUTHKANDAI OPEN 8 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 2 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 20 JAYHARIKHAL GPS KHUBANI OPEN FIELD 5 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 2 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 21 JAYHARIKHAL GPS MANJHOLA OPEN FIELD 9 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 5 Schools own ion
Green leafy Vegetables, 22 JAYHARIKHAL GPS KHADKOLI OPEN FIELD 8 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 4 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 23 JAYHARIKHAL GPS BUDHGAUN OPEN FIELD 8 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 5 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 24 JAYHARIKHAL GPS MERUDA OPEN FIELD 10 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 2 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 25 JAYHARIKHAL GPS KHUNDOLI OPEN FIELD 12 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 3 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 26 JAYHARIKHAL GPS LWINTHA OPEN FIELD 6 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 4 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 27 JAYHARIKHAL GPS AMLESA OPEN FIELD 5 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 3 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 28 JAYHARIKHAL GPS SENDHIKHAL OPEN FIELD 8 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 3 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 29 JAYHARIKHAL GIC KANDAKHAL OPEN FIELD 7 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 4 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 30 JAYHARIKHAL GIC SENDHIKHAL OPEN FIELD 9 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 3 Schools own ion Vegetables, 31 JAYHARIKHAL GUPS KOTA OPEN FIELD 5 Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 4 Schools own ion Green leafy Vegetables, 32 JAYHARIKHAL GPS JAYHARIKHAL OPEN FIELD 7 3 Schools own Tomatoes,Radish Vegetables, 33 JAYHARIKHAL UPS Bansi OPEN FIELD - Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 5 Schools own ion Vegetables, 34 JAYHARIKHAL UPS Raitpur OPEN FIELD - Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 8 Schools own ion Vegetables, 35 JAYHARIKHAL UPS Painalgaon OPEN FIELD - Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 10 Schools own ion Vegetables, 36 JAYHARIKHAL UPS Kota OPEN FIELD - Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 12 Schools own ion Vegetables, 37 JAYHARIKHAL PS Dudharkhal OPEN FIELD - Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 12 Schools own ion Vegetables, 38 JAYHARIKHAL PS jayaharikhal OPEN FIELD - Tomatoes,Radish,Garlic,on 12 Schools own ion 39 BIRONKHAL GIC Bedikhal OPEN FIELD 20 sq.mt Gree Vegetables, 20 Schools own 40 DUGADDA PS Jhandichaud North OPEN FIELD 900 sq.ft Gree Vegetables, 20 Schools own PITHORAGARH 1 BIN G.H.S JAJURALI Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 2 BIN GIC CHAMALI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 3 BIN GKJHS MOSTAMANU Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 4 BIN G.P.S. BAANS Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 5 BIN S.K.S. G.I.C. BAANS Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 6 BIN GGHS BISHAR Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 7 BIN GJHS ANCHOLI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 8 BIN G.G.I.C. ANCHOLI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 9 BIN GPS PAPDEV I Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own
10 BIN GPS GURNA Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 11 BIN GIC GURNA Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 12 BIN GHS GOGNA Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 13 BIN GPS UPARTOLA Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 14 BIN GIC THARKOT Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 15 BIN GPS PANDA Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 16 BIN GPS BHATYURA Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 17 BIN TRI GARBYAL GGIC PITHO Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 18 BIN LWS G.I.C. BHATKOT Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 19 BIN GJHS SIMLI Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 20 BIN GPS TAKANA Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 21 BIN GPS DUNGARI Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 22 BIN GIC GORANG CHOUR Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 23 BIN GKJHS MANDAP containers 0 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 24 BIN GIC Baaste Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 25 BIN UPS Ukhiseri Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 26 MOONAKOT G.I.C BHATERI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 27 MOONAKOT T INTER COLLAGE JHULAG Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 28 MOONAKOT GP.S.MAANLE Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 29 MOONAKOT VT INTER COLLAGE MAAN Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 30 MOONAKOT GIC DOBANS Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 31 MOONAKOT G.JHS BADALU Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 32 MOONAKOT GGIC MOONAKOT Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 33 MOONAKOT GIC AATH GAON SHILING Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 34 MOONAKOT GIC BHARKATIYA Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 35 MOONAKOT GH S TAREMIYAN Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 36 MOONAKOT IC BEESABAZAR Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 37 MOONAKOT IC SATSHILLING Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 38 MOONAKOT GPS SHILINGIA Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 39 MOONAKOT GIC SEEL Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 40 MOONAKOT GHS Choukhal Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 41 MOONAKOT GPS Sathsilling Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 42 MOONAKOT GPS Taremiya Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 43 MOONAKOT GUPS Salla Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 44 MOONAKOT PS Okhal Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 45 KANALICHHEENA GHS RIN BICHUL Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 46 KANALICHHEENA GIC GHARKHA Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 47 KANALICHHEENA GIC ASKOT Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 48 KANALICHHEENA G.P.S.UNCHAKOT Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 49 KANALICHHEENA GJ.H.S. TALLI NWALI Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 50 KANALICHHEENA GIC BAGRIHAT Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 51 KANALICHHEENA GPS SUNI Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 52 KANALICHHEENA GUPS NAKHNOLI Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 53 KANALICHHEENA GPS NWALI Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 54 KANALICHHEENA GHS Nwali Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 55 KANALICHHEENA UPS Bachkot Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 56 DIDIHAT G.M.P.S.DIDIHAT Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 57 DIDIHAT GGIC DIDIHAT Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 58 DIDIHAT GIC DIDIHAT Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 59 DIDIHAT GIC THAL Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 60 DIDIHAT G.H.S.S. KAULI Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 61 DIDIHAT G.I.C. JAURASI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 62 DIDIHAT G.I.C. CHAUBATI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 63 DIDIHAT YA ADARSHA VIDYALAY Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 64 DHARCHULA MPS Kuti Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 65 DHARCHULA G.P.S.SYANKURI Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 66 DHARCHULA G.H.S.SYANKURI Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 67 DHARCHULA PS DHAMI GAON SYANKU Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 68 DHARCHULA G.I.C. KHELA Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 69 DHARCHULA GPS SOBALA Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 70 DHARCHULA GIC PANGU Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 71 DHARCHULA G.K.J.H.S.NAGLING Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 72 DHARCHULA G.P.S.METLI Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own
73 DHARCHULA G.P.S.JARA Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 74 DHARCHULA G.H.S.JARAJIBALI Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 75 DHARCHULA GPS JUMMA Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 76 DHARCHULA GIC JUMMA Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 77 DHARCHULA GPS PANIYAR Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 78 DHARCHULA GJHS DHAMI GAON GALAT Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 79 DHARCHULA GPS LINUWA Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 80 DHARCHULA GIC JAULJIBI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 81 DHARCHULA GPS GWAL GAON Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 82 DHARCHULA GGIC DHARCHULA Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 83 DHARCHULA GPS DEVEL Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 84 MUNSYARI G.M.I.C. DOR Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 85 MUNSYARI G.I.C. BIRTHI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 86 MUNSYARI G.P.S.HOKARA Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 87 MUNSYARI G.I.C.HOKARA Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 88 MUNSYARI G.I.C. SAINRATHI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 89 MUNSYARI G.I.C. TEJAM Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 90 MUNSYARI G.M.K.U.P.S. MADKOT Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 91 MUNSYARI G.M.P.S.BADANI DHAR Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 92 MUNSYARI G.I.C. UCHHAITI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 93 MUNSYARI .S.S.S.T.S.P. GIC MUNSYAR Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 94 MUNSYARI G.P.S.TIKSEN Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 95 MUNSYARI G.P.S.TOMIK Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 96 MUNSYARI G.I.C. MAWANI DAWANI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 97 MUNSYARI G.P.S. MANKOT Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 98 MUNSYARI G.I.C. NACHANI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 99 MUNSYARI G.I.C. MALLA BHAISKOT Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 100 MUNSYARI G.I.C. BANSBAGAR Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 101 MUNSYARI G.P.S.DOKULA Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 102 MUNSYARI G.P.S.DHAMI GAON Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 103 MUNSYARI G.P.S.BANS BAGAR Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 104 BERINAG GIC KARKINAGAR Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 105 BERINAG GHSS KHOLAGAON Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 106 BERINAG HS S PATALBHUWANESHW Open field 90 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 107 BERINAG GHSS CHAMACHAUR Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 108 BERINAG GJHS BHANDARIGAON Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 109 BERINAG GPS BHATI GAON Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 110 BERINAG GGIC BERINAG Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 111 BERINAG GIC PURANA THAL Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 112 BERINAG GPS PEEPALTAR Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 113 BERINAG GGIC THAL Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 114 BERINAG GMPS PANKHU Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 115 BERINAG GIC PANKHU Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 116 BERINAG GPS DOURU Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 117 BERINAG GHSS DASHAULI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 118 BERINAG GPS JAGTHALI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 119 BERINAG GIC BERINAG Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 120 BERINAG HSS TRIPURADEVI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 121 BERINAG GHSS SANGAUR Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 122 GANGOLIHAT GPS SUNYURA Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 123 GANGOLIHAT A J.HIGH SCHOOL NAINI D Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 124 GANGOLIHAT GPS AGRON Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 125 GANGOLIHAT GPS POKHARI Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 126 GANGOLIHAT GPS CHAHAJ Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 127 GANGOLIHAT GK.JHS CHAHAJ Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 128 GANGOLIHAT G.PS.LISTOLA Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 129 GANGOLIHAT GGHSS BANKOT Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 130 GANGOLIHAT GIC BANKOT Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 131 GANGOLIHAT GP.S.NAYAL Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 132 GANGOLIHAT G I C NAYAL Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 133 GANGOLIHAT G.G.I.C. GANAI GANGOLI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 134 GANGOLIHAT GPS TUPROLI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 135 GANGOLIHAT GJHS CHODIYAR Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own
136 GANGOLIHAT GI.C. KOTHERA Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 137 GANGOLIHAT GP.S.OLIGAON Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 138 GANGOLIHAT GHS BUNGALI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 139 GANGOLIHAT G I C BHINGARI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 140 GANGOLIHAT GIC KHAIROLI Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 141 GANGOLIHAT G.P.S CHAK Open field 90 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 142 GANGOLIHAT GP.S.CHOONA Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 143 GANGOLIHAT GPS BUJYAAR Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 144 GANGOLIHAT GPS GOBARGARA Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 145 GANGOLIHAT G I C BHOOLIGAON Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 146 GANGOLIHAT R.A.V. KUNALTA Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 147 GANGOLIHAT GIC DOBAL KHET Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 148 GANGOLIHAT GIC JHALTOLA Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 149 GANGOLIHAT GIC KHER MANDE Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 150 GANGOLIHAT G I C CHITGAL Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 151 GANGOLIHAT G.P.S. KUNCHA Open field 70 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 152 GANGOLIHAT GU.P.S. BHATGAON Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 153 GANGOLIHAT GPS SALAN Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 154 GANGOLIHAT GIC SIN LEKH Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own 155 GANGOLIHAT GJHS POKAHRI Open field 80 sq Green vegetables 1/2 kg Schools own 156 GANGOLIHAT PS Ganura Open field 100 sq Green vegetables 3-4 kg Schools own RUDRAPRAYAG 1 JAKHOLI PS UDIYAN GAON Open Field 45 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 2 JAKHOLI PS KOT BHARDAR Open Field 75 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 3 JAKHOLI PS MATH GAON Open Field 75 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 4 JAKHOLI PS KURCHOLA Open Field 40 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 5 JAKHOLI PS BHANDAR Open Field 48 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 3 kg School's Own 6 JAKHOLI PS SIRWARI Open Field 65 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 3 kg School's Own 7 JAKHOLI PS CHOPRA Open Field 70 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 8 JAKHOLI PS MUSADUNG GAUNW Open Field 45 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 9 JAKHOLI PS GHENGARKHAL Open Field 75 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 5 kg School's Own 10 JAKHOLI PS GAITHANA Open Field 50 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 11 JAKHOLI PS SATNI Open Field 55 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 12 JAKHOLI PS BHUNAL GAON Open Field 70 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 13 JAKHOLI UPS UDIYAN GAON Open Field 75 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 14 JAKHOLI PS SEM BHARDHAR Open Field 60 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 15 JAKHOLI PS GORTI Open Field 62 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 16 JAKHOLI PS BUDHNA Open Field 53 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 17 JAKHOLI PS KHALIYAN Open Field 50 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 18 JAKHOLI PS BUDHNA Open Field 40 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 19 JAKHOLI PS BASHI Open Field 45 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 20 JAKHOLI PS JALI Open Field 60 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 21 UKHIMATH PS TYURI Open Field 60 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 22 UKHIMATH PS DEVAR Open Field 75 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 23 UKHIMATH PS RUDRAPUR Open Field 75 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 24 UKHIMATH UPS DEVAR Open Field 40 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 25 UKHIMATH PS KHARIYA Open Field 48 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 3 kg School's Own 26 UKHIMATH GIC RASHI Open Field 65 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 3 kg School's Own 27 UKHIMATH GIC RAUNLENK Open Field 70 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 28 UKHIMATH UPS SHARI Open Field 45 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 29 UKHIMATH PS GADGU Open Field 75 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 5 kg School's Own 30 UKHIMATH GIC NARAYANKOTI Open Field 50 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 31 UKHIMATH PS USHADA Open Field 55 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 32 UKHIMATH PS KAVILTHA Open Field 70 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 33 UKHIMATH PS HYUN Open Field 75 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 34 UKHIMATH PS SANSHARI Open Field 60 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 35 UKHIMATH UPS SALYA Open Field 62 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 36 AUGUSTYAMUNI PS AKHORI Open Field 53 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 37 AUGUSTYAMUNI PS BHANAJ Open Field 50 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 38 AUGUSTYAMUNI PS KYUNJA Open Field 40 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 39 AUGUSTYAMUNI PS KOLU BHANNU Open Field 75 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 40 AUGUSTYAMUNI PS KAUSHAL PUR Open Field 60 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 41 AUGUSTYAMUNI PS KANDARA Open Field 62 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own
42 AUGUSTYAMUNI PS KANDI Open Field 53 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 43 AUGUSTYAMUNI PS JABRI Open Field 50 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 44 AUGUSTYAMUNI PS THALASU Open Field 40 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 45 AUGUSTYAMUNI UPS PABO DANPUR Open Field 45 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 46 AUGUSTYAMUNI GIC MAYKOTI Open Field 60 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 47 AUGUSTYAMUNI PS DRUGADHAR Open Field 60 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 48 AUGUSTYAMUNI PS SUMERPUR Open Field 48 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 3 kg School's Own 49 AUGUSTYAMUNI PS KOTI MADOLA Open Field 65 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 3 kg School's Own 50 AUGUSTYAMUNI UPS DEVNAGAR CHOPRA Open Field 70 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 51 AUGUSTYAMUNI UPS PATHALIDHAR Open Field 45 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 52 AUGUSTYAMUNI UPS NAGRASU Open Field 75 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 5 kg School's Own 53 AUGUSTYAMUNI UPS DAGI GUNAU Open Field 53 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 54 AUGUSTYAMUNI UPS PHALAI Open Field 50 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 55 AUGUSTYAMUNI UPS PATA Open Field 40 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 56 AUGUSTYAMUNI UPS TOONA Open Field 75 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 57 AUGUSTYAMUNI UPS SUMERPUR Open Field 60 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own UPS PANCH BHAIYA 58 AUGUSTYAMUNI Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own KHAL Open Field 62 sq. mt 59 AUGUSTYAMUNI PS KOT TALLA Open Field 53 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own 60 AUGUSTYAMUNI UPS BEERON DHANPUR Open Field 50 sq. mt Fresh Green vegetables 4 kg School's Own TEHRI 1 BHILANGANA UPS FALEDA Open Field 20 ft Vegetables 2kg to 5kg School's own 2 BHILANGANA PS GORIYA Open Field 20 ft Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 3 BHILANGANA PS CHANI Open Field 20 ft Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 4 BHILANGANA PS DUBDI(GEN) Open Field 20 ft Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 5 BHILANGANA UPS POKHAR Open Field 20 ft Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 6 BHILANGANA PS KYARKISERA Open Field 20 ft Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 7 CHAMBA PS DOBRA Open Field 200sq mtr Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 8 CHAMBA UPS KANTHARGAON Open Field 01Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 9 CHAMBA PS RINGALIYA Open Field 01Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 10 CHAMBA UPS CHOPDIYALI Open Field 01 Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 11 JAUNPUR GUPS- SATAGAD Open Field 12x10Feet Vegetables 2kg to 5kg School's own 12 JAUNPUR PS KEMPTEE Open Field 12x10Feet Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 13 JAUNPUR PS KUMALDA Open Field 15x10Feet Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 14 JAUNPUR GHSS- KUMALDA Open Field 20x10Feet Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 15 KIRTINAGAR PS JAKHAND Open Field 01 Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 16 KIRTINAGAR PS MAIKHANDI TALLI Open Field 01 Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 17 KIRTINAGAR PS MAIKHANDI MALLI Open Field 01 Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 18 KIRTINAGAR PS TALYAMANDAL Open Field 1 Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 19 KIRTINAGAR PS PALLIGAD Open Field 1.5 Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 20 KIRTINAGAR PS KANOLI Open Field 2 Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 21 KIRTINAGAR PS LUSI Open Field 01 Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 22 KIRTINAGAR PS KAPROLI BINANI Open Field 1.5 Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 23 KIRTINAGAR PS GAHAD KADAKOT Open Field 1.5 Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 24 KIRTINAGAR UPS DHALANGI Open Field 1.5 Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 25 KIRTINAGAR UPS MAIKHANDI Open Field 1 Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 26 KIRTINAGAR UPS KANOLI Open Field 2 Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 27 KIRTINAGAR UPS AMROLI PAINULI Open Field 1 Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 28 KIRTINAGAR UPS DWELI KADOKOT Open Field 1 Nali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 29 NARENDRA NAGAR PS AMPATA Open Field 50 feet sq Vegetables 2kg to 5kg School's own 30 NARENDRA NAGAR PS DAVARKHAL Open Field 50 feet sq Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 31 NARENDRA NAGAR PS RAMPUR Open Field 50 feet sq Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 32 NARENDRA NAGAR PS PITLETH Open Field 50 feet sq Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 33 NARENDRA NAGAR PS CHAUNPA Open Field 50 feet sq Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 34 NARENDRA NAGAR PS KUMALI Open Field 50 feet sq Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 35 NARENDRA NAGAR PS KHADI Open Field 50 feet sq Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 36 NARENDRA NAGAR PS KATHIYA Open Field 50 feet sq Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 37 NARENDRA NAGAR PS BEMAR Open Field 50 feet sq Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 38 NARENDRA NAGAR PS MALAS Open Field 60 feet sq Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 39 NARENDRA NAGAR PS BHAINSYARO Open Field 50 feet sq Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 40 NARENDRA NAGAR PS KOTI Open Field 50 feet sq Vegetables 2kg to 5kg School's own 41 NARENDRA NAGAR PS KAKDASARI Open Field 50 feet sq Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 42 THOULDAR PS MAALI DEVAL Open Field 20 ft Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own
43 THOULDAR UPS GOJMER Open Field 20 ft Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 44 THOULDAR PS KHAND Open Field 20 ft Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 45 THOULDAR PS DHARWALGAON Open Field 20 ft Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 46 THOULDAR SIC THOULDHAR Open Field 20 ft Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 47 BHILANGANA GIC Chamiyala Open Field 300 sq.ft. Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 48 BHILANGANA GIC Dhumetidhaar Open Field 250 sq.ft. Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 49 BHILANGANA UPS Pangriyana Open Field 200 sq.ft. Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 50 BHILANGANA UPS Magrau Open Field 200 sq.mt. Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 51 DEVPRAYAG PS Jamnikhal Open Field 600 sq.mt. Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 52 DEVPRAYAG PS Paurikhal Open Field 48 sq.mt Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 53 DEVPRAYAG GIC Siwalidhar Open Field 165 sq.mt Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own GIC Chamrada Devi 54 DEVPRAYAG Open Field 100 sq.mt Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own Bharpoor 55 NARENDRA NAGAR GIC Gular Open Field 50 gaz Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 56 PRATAP NAGAR GIC Pratapnagar Open Field 50 sq.ft. Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 57 JAKHANIDHAAR GIC Virendrakot Open Field 1 Naali Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 58 KIRTINAGAR GIC Maletha Open Field 200 sq.mt. Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 59 KIRTINAGAR GGIC Kilkileshwar Open Field 500 sq.mt Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 60 KIRTINAGAR GIC Manjakot Open Field 400 sq.ft. Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 61 KIRTINAGAR PS Daang Kadakot Open Field 100 sq.mt Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own 62 KIRTINAGAR GIC Ringoli Open Field 200 sq.mt. Vegetables 5 kg to 10 kg School's own US NAGAR 1 BAZPUR PS BARA BHOJ OPEN 8 vegetable 10 Schools own 2 BAZPUR PS SHEETPUREE OPEN 7 vegetable 25 Schools own 3 BAZPUR PS BHAINSIA FARM OPEN 6 vegetable 20 Schools own 4 BAZPUR PS BARHANI OPEN 10 vegetable 26 Schools own 5 BAZPUR KJHS CHAKARPUR OPEN 4 vegetable 15 Schools own 6 BAZPUR PS GAJROLA OPEN 8 vegetable 20 Schools own 7 BAZPUR PS HARIPURA HARSANI 3 OPEN 10 vegetable 35 Schools own 8 BAZPUR JHS HAJEERA OPEN 11 vegetable 21 Schools own 9 BAZPUR PS MAHOLI JUNGLE OPEN 8 vegetable 20 Schools own 10 BAZPUR PS NAMONA OPEN 12 vegetable 17 Schools own 11 BAZPUR JHS NAMOONA OPEN 15 vegetable 14 Schools own 12 BAZPUR S NANADPUR NARKATOP OPEN 9 vegetable 20 Schools own 13 BAZPUR JHS PATODEE OPEN 14 vegetable 22 Schools own 14 BAZPUR PS RATANPURA OPEN 11 vegetable 20 Schools own 15 BAZPUR JHS RATANPURA OPEN 9 vegetable 20 Schools own 16 BAZPUR PS SHOKA NAGLA OPEN 10 vegetable 19 Schools own 17 BAZPUR UPS VIJAYRAMPURA OPEN 8 vegetable 20 Schools own 18 BAZPUR JANJATI PS THOTUPURA OPEN 12 vegetable 31 Schools own 19 BAZPUR PS BICHPURI OPEN 7 vegetable 20 Schools own 20 Jaspur GPS Soot Mill Jaspur open fiels 15 Green Vegitable 12 Schools own 21 Jaspur GUPS Kaliyawala open fiels 30 Green Vegitable 15 Schools own 22 Jaspur GUPS Kishanpur open fiels 20 Green Vegitable 10 Schools own 23 Rudrapur GPS KHERA OPEN FIELD 1000 Sqmt TOMATOES 5 kg Schools own 24 Rudrapur GPS HALDI OPEN FIELD 1000 Sqmt RADISH,TOMATOES 8 kg Schools own 25 Rudrapur GPS PAC CEMP OPEN FIELD 1000 Sqmt LEEKS,TOMATOES 7 kg Schools own 26 Rudrapur GPS PATTARCHATTA OPEN FIELD 1000 Sqmt TOMATOES,CORIANDER 8 kg Schools own 27 Rudrapur GPS TRANJIT CEMP OPEN FIELD 800 Sqmt GARLIC,TOMATOES 10 kg Schools own 28 Rudrapur GPS TANDA OPEN FIELD 500 Sqmt OTTLE GOURD,TOMATO 5 kg Schools own 29 Rudrapur GPS BIGWARA OPEN FIELD 800 Sqmt ONION,TOMATOES 8 kg Schools own 30 Rudrapur GPS MAHARAJPUR OPEN FIELD 800 Sqmt ITTER GOURD,TOMATOE 7 kg Schools own 31 Rudrapur GPS JAWAHARNAGAR OPEN FIELD 500 Sqmt BRINJAL,TOMATOES 5 kg Schools own 32 Rudrapur GPS KICHHA 2 OPEN FIELD 500 Sqmt OTTLE GOURD,TOMATO 5 kg Schools own 33 Rudrapur GPS PANTPURA OPEN FIELD 1000 Sqmt RADISH,GREEN CHILLY 11 kg Schools own 34 Rudrapur GPS PATERI OPEN FIELD 800 Sqmt CORIANDER,TOMATOES 8 kg Schools own 35 Rudrapur GPS SISAI OPEN FIELD 800 Sqmt TOMATOES,RADISH 8 kg Schools own 36 Rudrapur GUPS RUDRAPUR OPEN FIELD 10 Sqmt SH,GREEN CHILLY,TOMA 3 kg Schools own 37 Rudrapur GUPS PATTARCHATTA OPEN FIELD 500 Sqmt ITTER GOURD,TOMATOE 8 kg Schools own 38 Rudrapur GUPS PAC OPEN FIELD 500 Sqmt GARLIC,GREEN CHILLY 6 kg Schools own 39 Rudrapur GUPS BHADAIPURA OPEN FIELD 400 Sqmt CORIANDER,TOMATOES 8 kg Schools own 40 Rudrapur GUPS CHATTARPUR OPEN FIELD 300 Sqmt ONION,TOMATOES 5 kg Schools own 41 Rudrapur GKUPS RAMESHWARPUR OPEN FIELD 500 Sqmt BRINJAL,TOMATOES 8 kg Schools own
42 Rudrapur GUPS SISAI OPEN FIELD 800 Sqmt TOMATOES,RADISH 8 kg Schools own
43 Gadarpur GUPS KOPA MUNSIYARI Open field 20 mt. Louki, onion, DHANIYA 20 kg Schools own 44 Gadarpur GPS KOPA Open field 30 mt. Louki, onion, DHANIYA 30 kg Schools own 45 Gadarpur GPS GULARBHOJ Open field 15 mt. Louki, onion, DHANIYA 20 kg Schools own 46 Gadarpur GPS KOPA DHAI N0 Open field 20 mt. Louki, onion, DHANIYA 20 kg Schools own Louki, onion, DHANIYA, 47 Gadarpur GPS SUBHASH NAGAR Open field 200 mt. 35 kg Schools own GARLIC
48 Sitarganj G.P.S.BIRENDRA NAGAR Open Field 5 sq mt Green Vegetable 10 kg Schools own 49 Sitarganj G.P.S. PINDAARI Open Field 3 sq mt Green Vegetable 5 kg Schools own 50 Sitarganj G.P.S. BIJTI Open Field 3 sq mt Green Vegetable 8 kg Schools own
51 Sitarganj G.P.S. SABEPUR HALDUA Open Field 2 sq mt Green Vegetable 5 kg Schools own 52 Sitarganj G.P.S. BAIGUL COLONY Open Field 3 sq mt Green Vegetable 4 kg Schools own 53 Sitarganj G.P.S. SAIJNI Open Field 4 sq mt Green Vegetable 7 kg Schools own 54 Sitarganj G.P.S. MALPURA Open Field 6 sq mt Green Vegetable 8 kg Schools own G.P.S. SIDDHA 55 Sitarganj Open Field 3 sq mt Green Vegetable 5 kg Schools own GARBYANG 56 Sitarganj G.P.S. BAMANPURI Open Field 8 sq mt Green Vegetable 10 kg Schools own 57 Sitarganj G.P.S. THARU TISHOR Open Field 6 sq mt Green Vegetable 9 kg Schools own
58 Sitarganj G.P.S. LAUKA NAKULIYA Open Field 12 sq mt Green Vegetable 16 kg Schools own 59 Sitarganj G.P.S. KARGHATA Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 12 kg Schools own 60 Sitarganj G.P.S. JHARI Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 13 kg Schools own 61 Sitarganj G.P.S. JHARI NO. 9 Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 12 kg Schools own 62 Sitarganj .G.P.S. RATANFARAM-1 Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 13 kg Schools own 63 Sitarganj G.P.S. RATANFARAM-3 Open Field 12 sq mt Green Vegetable 15 kg Schools own 64 Sitarganj G.P.S. SHAKTIFARAM-1 Open Field 9 sq mt Green Vegetable 10 kg Schools own 65 Sitarganj G.P.S. PANCH QUARTER Open Field 3 sq mt Green Vegetable 8 kg Schools own 66 Sitarganj G.P.S. PARA GAUN Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 12 kg Schools own 67 Sitarganj G.P.S. SUBHAS NAGAR Open Field 4 sq mt Green Vegetable 6 kg Schools own G.P.S. NALAPAR NEW 68 Sitarganj Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 12 kg Schools own BASTI G.P.S. ANANDNAGAR 69 Sitarganj Open Field 6 sq mt Green Vegetable 8 kg Schools own TILIYAPUR 70 Sitarganj G.P.S. SUNKHARI Open Field 5 sq mt Green Vegetable 7 kg Schools own 71 Sitarganj G.P.S. BIDORI Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 15 kg Schools own 72 Sitarganj G.P.S. JHANKAT Open Field 3 sq mt Green Vegetable 5 kg Schools own 73 Sitarganj G.P.S. SADHUNAGAR Open Field 12 sq mt Green Vegetable 15 kg Schools own 74 Sitarganj G.P.S. BALKHERA Open Field 14 sq mt Green Vegetable 15 kg Schools own 75 Sitarganj G.P.S. LAMAKHERA Open Field 12 sq mt Green Vegetable 12 kg Schools own 76 Sitarganj G.P.S. BIRIYA Open Field 8 sq mt Green Vegetable 9 kg Schools own 77 Sitarganj G.P.S. GHUSRI Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 10 kg Schools own 78 Sitarganj G.U.P.S. KARGHATA Open Field 12 sq mt Green Vegetable 13 kg Schools own 79 Sitarganj G.U.P.S. MULPURA Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 12 kg Schools own 80 Sitarganj G.U.P.S. KALYANPUR Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 12 kg Schools own 81 Sitarganj G.U.P.S. RAJNAGAR Open Field 13 sq mt Green Vegetable 12 kg Schools own 82 Sitarganj G.U.P.S. PARAGAON Open Field 13 sq mt Green Vegetable 13 kg Schools own 83 Sitarganj G UPS BHAKTINAGAR Open Field 5 sq mt Green Vegetable 6 kg Schools own
84 Sitarganj G.U.P.S. ANNANDNAGAR Open Field 6 sq mt Green Vegetable 6 kg Schools own 85 Sitarganj G.U.P.S. SADHUNAGAR Open Field 10 sq mt Green Vegetable 10 kg Schools own 86 Sitarganj G.U.P.S. AIJANIA Open Field 6 sq mt Green Vegetable 8 kg Schools own 87 Sitarganj G.U.P.S. BIRYA Open Field 12 sq mt Green Vegetable 15 kg Schools own 88 Sitarganj GIC BIJTI Open Field 15 sq mt Green Vegetable 16 kg Schools own 89 Sitarganj GIC RUDPUR Open Field 12 sq mt Green Vegetable 13 kg Schools own GMPS SHIVLALPUR 90 KASHIPUR OPEN FIELD 72 GREEN VEGETABLES 10 Schools own DHALLU 91 KASHIPUR GPS BANSKHERA KALA OPEN FIELD 150 GREEN VEGETABLES 12 Schools own 92 KASHIPUR GPS GOPIPURA OPEN FIELD 150 GREEN VEGETABLES 11 Schools own 93 KASHIPUR GPS KACHNAL GAZI OPEN FIELD 60 GREEN VEGETABLES 9 Schools own 94 KASHIPUR GPS NOORPUR OPEN FIELD 180 GREEN VEGETABLES 15 Schools own
95 KASHIPUR GPS RAILWAY OPEN FIELD 72 GREEN VEGETABLES 10 Schools own GPS SHIVLALPUR AMAR 96 KASHIPUR OPEN FIELD 200 GREEN VEGETABLES 16 Schools own JHANDA 97 KASHIPUR GUPS ESCORT FARM OPEN FIELD 50 GREEN VEGETABLES 8 Schools own 98 KASHIPUR GUPS KANAKPUR OPEN FIELD 70 GREEN VEGETABLES 9 Schools own 99 KASHIPUR GUPS NOORPUR OPEN FIELD 70 GREEN VEGETABLES 8 Schools own 100 Khatima GPS BANKATIYA Open field 6 Dhania,Brinjal 5 Schools own 101 Khatima GPS SRIPURBICHAWA Open field 8 Dhania,Onion,Potato 10 Schools own 102 Khatima GPS BANJARIFARM Open field 10 Green Vegetables 5 Schools own 103 Khatima GPS BHURAKISHANI Open field 10 Brinjal,arbi 4 Schools own 104 Khatima GPS SIKALPATTI Open field 6 Dhania,Brinjal 10 Schools own 105 Khatima GPS BANBHURIYA Open field 9 Dhania,Brinjal 2 Schools own 106 Khatima GPS KUANKHERA Open field 6 Dhania,Palak 3 Schools own Dhania,Brinjal,Beans,Onio 107 Khatima GPS SAIJANA Open field 50 10 Schools own n,arbi garlic,onion,Green 108 Khatima GPS DOGARIG0TH Open field 60 10 Schools own Vegetables garlic,onion,Green 109 Khatima GPS UMRUKALA Open field 50 8 Schools own Vegetables 110 Khatima S CHANDELI THHARUPAT Open field 150 Chilli,onion,Potato,Tomato 10 Schools own Chilli,onion,Potato,Tomato 111 Khatima GPS CHANDA Open field 200 , 25 Schools own
Chilli,onion,beans,Tomato, 112 Khatima GPS CHANDA BHURRIYA Open field 100 5 Schools own palak Chilli,Radish,Tomato,Dhan 113 Khatima GPS UNCHI MAHUWAT Open field 100 5 Schools own ia Chilli,Radish,Tomato,Dhan 114 Khatima GPS PURNAPUR Open field 100 5 Schools own ia,palak Chilli,Radish,Tomato,Dhan 115 Khatima GPS BARIBAGULIYA Open field 100 6 Schools own ia, palak Chilli,Radish,Tomato,Dhan 116 Khatima GPS JHAOOPARSA Open field 150 5 Schools own ia, palak 117 Khatima GPS VANMAHOLIYA Open field 100 Pea,Chilli,onion 5 Schools own 118 Khatima GPS BHURAI Open field 100 Green Vegetables 5 Schools own onion,Garlic,Green 119 Khatima GPS L0HIYAHED Open field 100 8 Schools own Vegetables 120 Khatima GPS BISAUTHHA Open field 100 onion,Garlic 40 Schools own 121 Khatima GPS BHARABURIYA Open field 100 potato,Dhania 40 Schools own 122 Khatima GPS PARTAPPUR Open field 20 Green Vegetables 10 Schools own 123 Khatima GPS NAGLA JOGITHHER Open field 20 Green Vegetables 8 Schools own 124 Khatima GPS NAUSARNAGLA Open field 20 Green Vegetables 10 Schools own 125 Khatima GPS NAUSARKUTRA Open field 30 Dhania,Radish,Onion 9 Schools own Dhania,Brinjal,Beans,Onio 126 Khatima GUPS VANKATIYA Open field 12 5 Schools own n, Radish Dhania,garglic,potato,Onio 127 Khatima GUPS BANUSA Open field 225 5 Schools own n, Radish Dhania,Garlica,Beans,Onio 128 Khatima GUPS BHURAI Open field 36 10 Schools own n Dhania,Brinjal,Beans,Onio 129 Khatima GUPSG SARASARIYA Open field 20 10 Schools own n Dhania,Brinjal,tomato,Oni 130 Khatima GUPS SANTNA Open field 40 20 Schools own on Dhania,Radish,Onion,gree 131 Khatima GHS MO.PURBHURIYA Open field 100 10 Schools own n vegetables UTTARKASHI 1 NAUGAON GPS Bagasu Open field 15 sq m easonal and green Vegetable 14 KG School's own 2 NAUGAON GPS Nagan Gaun Open field 15 sq m Spinch,cabbage 17 kg School's own 3 NAUGAON GPS Barkot modal Open field 10 sq m Green Vegetables 12 kg School's own 4 NAUGAON GPS Barnigaad Open field 10 sq m easonal and green Vegetable 10 kg School's own 5 NAUGAON GPS Pamadi Open field 50 sq m easonal and green Vegetable 15 kg School's own 6 NAUGAON GUPS Baladi Open field 12 sq m Green Vegetables 12 KG School's own 7 NAUGAON GUPS Kanseru Open field 100 sq m Seasonal Vegetables 10 kg School's own
8 NAUGAON GUPS Dandal gaun Open field 20 sq m Green Vegetables 10 kg School's own 9 NAUGAON GUPS Damta ntainers & open fiel 500 sq m Seasonal Vegetables 20 kg School's own 10 NAUGAON GUPS Khamundi malli Open field 300 sq m Seasonal Vegetables 125 kg School's own 11 NAUGAON GUPS Dhari valli Open field 10 sp m easonal and green Vegetable 8 kg School's own 12 NAUGAON GUPS Kimmi Open field 20 sq m easonal and green Vegetable 10 KG School's own 13 DUNDA PS Purana Rikhwar Open field 15 sq m Seasonal Vegetables 10 KG School's own 14 DUNDA GIC KANWAET HALI Open field 15 sq m easonal and green Vegetable 15 KG School's own 15 DUNDA PS EED Open field 10 sq m Seasonal Vegetables 10 KG School's own 16 BHATWARI PS GORSHALI Open field 10 sq m easonal and green Vegetable 10 KG School's own 17 BHATWARI PS BHATWARI Open field 15 sq m Seasonal Vegetables 8 KG School's own 18 CHINYALISAUR PS GADOLI Open field 10 sq m easonal and green Vegetable 12 KG School's own 19 CHINYALISAUR PS TIPRI Open field 15 sq m easonal and green Vegetable 15 KG School's own 20 CHINYALISAUR PS CHOTIMANI Open field 15 sq m Seasonal and green 10 KG School's own 21 NAUGAON GPS Bagasu Open field 15 sq m easonal and green Vegetable not fixed School's own 22 NAUGAON GPS Nagan Gaun Open field 15 sq m Spinch,cabbage 17 kg School's own 23 NAUGAON GPS Barkot modal Open field 10 sq m Green Vegetables 12 kg School's own 24 NAUGAON GPS Barnigaad Open field 10 sq m easonal and green Vegetable 10 kg School's own 25 NAUGAON GPS Pamadi Open field 50 sq m easonal and green Vegetable 15 kg School's own 26 NAUGAON GUPS Baladi Open field 12 sq m Green Vegetables not fixed School's own 27 NAUGAON GUPS Kanseru Open field 100 sq m Seasonal Vegetables 10 kg School's own 28 NAUGAON GUPS Dandal gaun Open field 20 sq m Green Vegetables 10 kg School's own 29 NAUGAON GUPS Damta ntainers & open fiel 500 sq m Seasonal Vegetables 20 kg School's own 30 NAUGAON GUPS Khamundi malli Open field 300 sq m Seasonal Vegetables 125 kg School's own 31 NAUGAON GUPSDhari valli Open field 10 sp m easonal and green Vegetable 8 kg School's own 32 NAUGAON GUPS Kimmi Open field 20 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 10 SQ MT School's own 33 BHATWARI PS ALETH Open field 50 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 4 KG School's own 34 BHATWARI PS BARSU Open field 60 SQ MT. easonal and green Vegetable 6 KG School's own 35 BHATWARI PS BHATWARI Open field 50 SQ MT. easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 36 BHATWARI PS SAURA Open field 50 SQ MT. easonal and green Vegetable not fixed School's own 37 BHATWARI PS GAMDIRGAON Open field 50 SQ. MT easonal and green Vegetable 8 KG School's own 38 BHATWARI UPS LATA Open field 70 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 8 KG School's own 39 BHATWARI UPS KALDIYANI Open field 50 SQ MT. easonal and green Vegetable 7 KG School's own 40 BHATWARI UPS SAURA Open field 150 SQ MT. easonal and green Vegetable 9 KG School's own 41 BHATWARI UPS KAMAR Open field 50 SQ MT. easonal and green Vegetable 4 KG School's own 42 BHATWARI UPS RETHAL Open field 60 SQ MT. easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 43 CHINYALISAUR UPS GADOLI Open field 100 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 8 KG School's own 44 CHINYALISAUR UPS KUMRADA Open field 150 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 10 KG School's own 45 CHINYALISAUR PS KANDAK Open field 50 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 46 CHINYALISAUR PS KUMRADA Open field 70 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 6 KG School's own 47 CHINYALISAUR UPS BHARKOT Open field 80 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 4 KG School's own 48 CHINYALISAUR UPS KASHI Open field 100 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 49 CHINYALISAUR PS MATHOLI Open field 100 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 50 CHINYALISAUR PS BANKOT Open field 100 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 51 DUNDA GIC DUNDA Open field easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 52 DUNDA GGIC DUNDA Open field easonal and green Vegetable 4 KG School's own 53 DUNDA GIC THATI DHANARI Open field easonal and green Vegetable 9 KG School's own 54 DUNDA GIC PUJARGAON Open field easonal and green Vegetable 8 KG School's own 55 DUNDA GIC GARBARSHALI Open field easonal and green Vegetable 7 KG School's own 56 DUNDA GIC MATLI Open field easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 57 DUNDA GIC KANWA ET HALI Open field easonal and green Vegetable 4 KG School's own 58 DUNDA GIC GENWLA Open field easonal and green Vegetable 6 KG School's own 59 DUNDA GIC JUNGA Open field easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 60 DUNDA GIC MANJGAON Open field easonal and green Vegetable 7 KG School's own
61 DUNDA GIC DHONTRI Open field easonal and green Vegetable 8 KG School's own
62 DUNDA GIC KAMAD Open field easonal and green Vegetable 4 KG School's own 63 DUNDA GIC BARETH Open field easonal and green Vegetable 4 KG School's own
64 DUNDA GIC SRIKAL KHAL Open field FORKG easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own
65 DUNDA JHS PENTHER Open field easonal and green Vegetable 6 KG School's own 66 DUNDA UPS PANOTH Open field easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 67 DUNDA JHS MALNA Open field easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 68 DUNDA UPS PATARA Open field easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own
69 DUNDA JHS KALYANI Open field BUT ENOUGH easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own
70 DUNDA JHS BITHULA Open field easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own
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71 DUNDA UPS GYONOTI Open field easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 72 DUNDA JHS WAAN Open field easonal and green Vegetable 4 KG School's own 73 DUNDA UPS KHURMOLA Open field easonal and green Vegetable 4 KG School's own 74 DUNDA UPS OLYA Open field easonal and green Vegetable 6 KG School's own
75 DUNDA UPSG BRAHMKHAL Open field easonal and green Vegetable 6 KG School's own MESURMENT 76 DUNDA JHS NAWAGAON Open field easonal and green Vegetable 3 KG School's own 77 DUNDA JHS JEMAR Open field easonal and green Vegetable 8 KG School's own 78 DUNDA JHS MENOL Open field easonal and green Vegetable 7 KG School's own 79 DUNDA JHS KUMARKOT Open field easonal and green Vegetable 9 KG School's own 80 DUNDA GIRLS JH BARETHI Open field easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 81 DUNDA JHS BHARANGAON Open field easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 82 DUNDA GIRLS JHS GENWLA Open field easonal and green Vegetable 7 KG School's own 83 DUNDA GIRLS JHS PANJIYALA Open field easonal and green Vegetable 7 KG School's own 84 DUNDA GIRLS JHS TAKANA Open field easonal and green Vegetable 6 KG School's own 85 DUNDA JHS SINGOT Open field easonal and green Vegetable 6 KG School's own
86 DUNDA GIRLS JHS CHINAKHOLI Open field easonal and green Vegetable 6 KG School's own
87 DUNDA PS GAWNA Open field NA easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 88 DUNDA PS BHAWAN Open field NA easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 89 DUNDA PS NEW EED Open field NA easonal and green Vegetable 4 KG School's own 90 DUNDA PS PATURI Open field NA easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 91 DUNDA PS BHATWARI Open field NA easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 92 DUNDA PS FOLD Open field NA easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 93 DUNDA PS MISRAGAON Open field NA easonal and green Vegetable 4 KG School's own 94 PUROLA UPS VESTI Open field 100 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 4 KG School's own 95 PUROLA UPS KANDIYALGAON Open field 200 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 7 KG School's own 96 PUROLA UPS PORA Open field 100 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 4 KG School's own 97 PUROLA UPS KUMOLA Open field 100 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 98 PUROLA UPS SUNALI Open field 100 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 6 KG School's own 99 PUROLA UPS PUJELI Open field 100 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 8 KG School's own 100 PUROLA UPS KARDA Open field 100 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 7 KG School's own 101 PUROLA UPS KANTARI Open field 100 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 8 KG School's own 102 PUROLA GIC PUROLA Open field 500 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 10 KG School's own 103 PUROLA UPS PANIGAON Open field 100 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 10 KG School's own 104 PUROLA GIC HUDOLI Open field 100 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 4 KG School's own 105 PUROLA PS KUMOLA Open field 50 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 3 KG School's own 106 PUROLA PS PORA Open field 100 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 5 KG School's own 107 PUROLA PS LAMKOT Open field 50 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 7 KG School's own 108 PUROLA UPS LAMKOTI Open field 150 SQ MT easonal and green Vegetable 6 KG School's own