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Government of India Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 75 to Be Answered On GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 75 TO BE ANSWERED ON 03.02.2020 SKILL DEVELOPMENT TO YOUTH OF OTHER BACKWARD CLASS 75. SHRI RAJESH VERMA: Will the Minister of SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP be pleased to state : (a) the number of youths of backward classes/extremely backward classes benefited under the skill development scheme across the country during the last three years; (b) the details thereof along with the number of youths of backward classes/ extremely backward classes benefited under this scheme particularly in Sitapur district of Uttar Pradesh; (c) the total number of skill development centres opened so far in Uttar Pradesh; and (d) the details thereof, district-wise? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF SKILL DEVELOPMENT AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP (SHRI R.K. SINGH) (a) Under Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE’s) flagship scheme Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY 2.0) 2016-20 as on 17 th January, 2020, more than 73 lakh candidates have been trained across the country out of which more than 21 lakh candidates belong to OBC category. Year wise details of number of OBC candidates trained/oriented, certified and placed under PMKVY are at Annexure-I. Further, in long term training imparted through Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs), there is a provision for reservation of seats for training of candidates belonging to OBCs. During last three years (2017-19), a total of 18,22,787 OBC candidates have been imparted training through ITIs in various trades across the country. Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment through National Backward Classes Finance and Development Corporation (NBCFDC) also facilitates skill development training to its target group including OBCs. Year-wise details of OBC candidates trained by Ministry of Social Justice are placed at Annexure-II. (b) Under PMKVY (2016-2020), as on 17 th January, 2020, a total of 2848 OBC candidates have been trained in Sitapur district of Uttar Pradesh. Year wise details of number of OBC candidates trained/oriented, certified and placed under PMKVY in Sitapur district of Uttar Pradesh are at Annexure-III. During last three years (2017-19), a total of 2610 OBC candidates have been imparted training through ITIs in Sitapur district of Uttar Pradesh. (c) & (d) Under PMKVY as on 17 th January 2020, 1721 training centres were imparting training in the State of Uttar Pradesh. There are 3229 ITIs in the State of Uttar Pradesh. The district wise details of training centres and ITIs are at Annexure-IV. Annexure-I Annexure referred to in reply to LSUQ No. 75 to be answered on 03.02.2020 asked by SHRI RAJESH VERMA regarding ‘SKILL DEVELOPMENT TO YOUTH OF OTHER BACKWARD CLASS’ PMKVY 2016-20-CSCM-OBC Progress as per SDMS Reports till 17-Jan-2020 FY Trained / Oriented Certified Reported Placed Short Term Training (STT) FY-16-17 15,714 3,090 86 FY-17-18 5,75,467 4,21,818 1,60,449 FY-18-19 3,02,164 3,12,836 2,31,984 FY-19-20 2,96,385 2,42,906 1,44,417 STT-Total 11,89,730 9,80,650 5,36,936 Special Project (SP) FY-16-17 313 22 0 FY-17-18 7,499 4,546 1,932 FY-18-19 13,708 9,637 4,965 FY-19-20 19,814 15,177 6,837 SPL-Total 41,334 29,382 13,734 Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) FY-16-17 80,649 37,169 NA FY-17-18 1,70,515 1,51,690 NA FY-18-19 2,69,901 1,49,439 NA FY-19-20 3,68,679 3,56,016 NA RPL -Total 8,89,744 6,94,314 NA Grand Total 21,20,808 17,04,346 5,50,670 Annexure-II Annexure referred to in reply to LSUQ No. 75 to be answered on 03.02.2020 asked by SHRI RAJESH VERMA regarding ‘SKILL DEVELOPMENT TO YOUTH OF OTHER BACKWARD CLASS’ Details of training of OBC candidates done by Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment Year No. of trainees 2016-17 18748 2017-18 23380 2018-19 25040 2019-20 33149 Total 100317 Annexure-III Annexure referred to in reply to LSUQ No. 75 to be answered on 03.02.2020 asked by SHRI RAJESH VERMA regarding ‘SKILL DEVELOPMENT TO YOUTH OF OTHER BACKWARD CLASS’ PMKVY 2016-20-CSCM-OBC Progress in Sitapur District as per SDMS Reports till 17-Jan-2020 FY Trained / Oriented Certified Reported Placed Short Term Training (STT) FY-16-17 0 0 0 FY-17-18 1,273 969 443 FY-18-19 553 640 525 FY-19-20 613 386 206 STT-Total 2,439 1,995 1,174 Special Project (SP) FY-16-17 0 0 0 FY-17-18 0 0 0 FY-18-19 0 0 0 FY-19-20 44 42 0 SPL-Total 44 42 0 Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) FY-16-17 0 0 NA FY-17-18 0 0 NA FY-18-19 317 143 NA FY-19-20 48 86 NA RPL -Total 365 229 0 Grand Total 2,848 2,266 1,174 Annexure-IV Annexure referred to in reply to LSUQ No. 75 to be answered on 03.02.2020 asked by SHRI RAJESH VERMA regarding ‘SKILL DEVELOPMENT TO YOUTH OF OTHER BACKWARD CLASS’ Skill Development Centres in Uttar Pradesh District ITIs Count PMKVY Training Centres Agra 132 89 Aligarh 69 43 Allahabad 204 38 Ambedkar Nagar 61 12 Amethi 20 7 Amroha 13 15 Auraiya 11 23 Azamgarh 136 11 Badaun 14 11 Baghpat 17 4 Bahraich 7 6 Ballia 82 19 Balrampur 5 5 Banda 11 7 Barabanki 28 14 Bareilly 33 63 Basti 25 11 Bijnor 21 50 Bulandshahr 42 31 Chandauli 43 16 Chitrakoot 8 4 Deoria 61 17 Etah 28 20 Etawah 12 31 Faizabad 96 17 Farrukhabad 14 13 Fatehpur 18 17 Firozabad 43 44 Gautam Buddha Nagar 32 34 Ghaziabad 32 59 Ghazipur 184 22 Gonda 17 11 Gorakhpur 144 46 Hamirpur 8 11 Hapur 28 11 Hardoi 11 15 Hathras 47 24 Jalaun 17 22 Jaunpur 136 32 Jhansi 54 16 Kannauj 6 12 Kanpur Dehat 16 18 Kanpur Nagar 77 89 Kanshiram Nagar 5 19 Kaushambi 24 4 Kushinagar 25 10 Lakhimpur Kheri 7 21 Lalitpur 8 12 Lucknow 75 89 Maharajganj 19 15 Mahoba 8 2 Mainpuri 16 16 Mathura 188 57 Mau 92 18 Meerut 36 42 Mirzapur 63 9 Moradabad 23 24 Muzaffarnagar 33 29 Pilibhit 5 9 Pratapgarh 30 21 Raebareli 17 13 Rampur 9 11 Saharanpur 134 47 Sambhal 9 6 Sant Kabir Nagar 26 5 Sant Ravidas Nagar 23 9 Shahjahanpur 11 18 Shamli 14 12 Shravasti 3 2 Siddharthnagar 7 8 Sitapur 12 14 Sonbhadra 36 14 Sultanpur 57 12 Unnao 14 22 Varanasi 102 71 Jyotiba Phule Nagar 13 0 Kasganj 22 0 Grand Total 3229 1721 ***** .
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