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Monthly Report for the Month of June 2019 (Rs Monthly Report for the month of June 2019 (Rs. In lakhs) Sl. NEC Project Sanction date Approved NEC's share State's NEC Release NEC Release Utilization Utilization Schedule State State Sector Major No. Cost share (Date) (Amount) Receive (Date) Receive date of share Head (Amount) completion release (Amount) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Aruna chal Agri & MH- 16-12-2014 497.80 448.02 49.78 16-12-2014 179.21 10-02-2016 179.21 9.95 Promotion and Development of Cash Crop 31-12-2017 Prades Allied 3601 1 in Arunachal Pradesh h (Location: Lower Subansiri dist) Aruna Agri & MH- 30-01-2018 179.20 0 0.00 chal Allied 3601 Prades Aruna Agri & MH- 497.80 448.02 49.78 358.41 179.21 9.95 chal Allied 3601 Prade Aruna Strengthening of central hatchery, Nirjuli, chal Agri & MH- 2 Arunachal Pradesh 17-12-2014 382.41 344.17 38.24 17-12-2014 137.67 01-09-2017 137.67 0.00 31-03-2016 Prades Allied 3601 (Location: Papum Pare dist) h Aruna Agri & MH- 26-04-2018 137.67 0 0.00 chal Allied 3601 Prades Aruna Agri & MH- 382.41 344.17 38.24 275.34 137.67 0.00 chal Allied 3601 Prade Development of Sericulture in Arunachal Aruna Pradesh. chal Agri & MH- 3 (Locations: Papum Pare, East Siang. Siang, 05-02-2016 696.75 627.07 69.68 05-02-2016 250.82 09-02-2018 250.82 25.08 28-02-2019 Prades Allied 3601 West Siang, Lower Sunbansiri & Upper h Subansiri dists) Aruna Agri & MH- 22-03-2018 250.82 0 0.00 chal Allied 3601 Prades Aruna chal Agri & MH- 696.75 627.07 69.68 501.64 250.82 25.08 Prade Allied 3601 sh Cultivation of Large cardamom in various Aruna districts of Arunachal Pradesh chal Agri & MH- 4 (Locations: Lower Dibang Valley, Kurung 13-04-2016 662.87 596.58 66.29 13-04-2016 238.63 0 0.00 31-04-2019 0.00 Prades Allied 3601 Kumey, Papum Pare & Lower Subansiri h dists) Aruna chal Agri & MH- 662.87 596.58 66.29 238.63 0.00 0.00 Prade Allied 3601 sh Cultivation of cash crops with intercropping of pineapple/ banana Aruna garden at Sika - Bramin Tode , Rani, chal Agri & MH- 5 Magnang, 12-Mile, Sille and Oyan under 13-04-2016 399.00 359.10 39.90 13-04-2016 143.64 16-05-2019 143.64 30-04-2019 14.36 Prades Allied 3601 Sille, Oyan Circle of East Siang districts of h Arunachal Pradesh (Location: East Siang dist) Aruna chal Agri & MH- 399.00 359.10 39.90 143.64 143.64 14.36 Prade Allied 3601 sh Establishment of Poultry, Goaterry, Piggery, Dairy, Fisheries as a single Aruna component for the Community at Mai chal Agri & MH- 6 27-04-2016 154.27 138.84 15.43 27-04-2016 55.53 01-09-2017 55.53 31-04-2019 0.00 village, Lower Subansiri district, Prades Allied 3601 Arunachal Pradesh h (Location: Lower Subansiri dist) Aruna chal Agri & MH- 03-12-2018 57.40 0 0.00 Prades Allied 3601 h Aruna chal Agri & MH- 154.27 138.84 15.43 112.93 55.53 0.00 Prade Allied 3601 sh Large cardamom cultivation at Pitam area Aruna of Sindak village under Siyum circle, chal Agri & MH- 7 12-04-2017 400.00 360.00 40.00 12-04-2017 144.00 05-12-2018 144.00 31-04-2020 0.00 Upper Subansiri district, Arunachal Prades Allied 3601 Pradesh h Aruna chal Agri & MH- 20-02-2019 144.00 0 0.00 Prades Allied 3601 h Aruna chal Agri & MH- 400.00 360.00 40.00 288.00 144.00 0.00 Prade Allied 3601 sh Establishment of Large cardamom garden Aruna at Nibi-Leba village under Nyobia circle of chal Agri & MH- 8 30-01-2018 480.00 480.00 0.00 30-01-2018 10.00 0 0.00 30-01-2020 0.00 Kurung Kumey district, Arunachal Prades Allied 3601 Pradesh h Aruna chal Agri & MH- 480.00 480.00 0.00 10.00 0.00 0.00 Prade Allied 3601 sh Aruna Fish cum paddy cultivation at Choba-I chal Agri & MH- 9 area and Taleha area in Kra-Daadi district, 30-01-2018 497.00 497.00 0.00 30-01-2018 10.00 0 0.00 30-01-2021 0.00 Prades Allied 3601 Arunachal Pradesh h Aruna Agri & MH- 497.00 497.00 0.00 10.00 0.00 0.00 chal Allied 3601 Prade Centre of excellence for development of Aruna fish farming at Geying, Jomo village PO/PS chal Agri & MH- 10 22-03-2018 770.00 693.00 77.00 22-03-2018 234.54 0 0.00 22-03-2020 0.00 Rumgong under Siang District, Arunachal Prades Allied 3601 Pradesh” h Aruna Agri & MH- 770.00 693.00 77.00 234.54 0.00 0.00 chal Allied 3601 Prade Construction of Fish Farm at Bherbari, Agri & MH- 1 Part-I, Assam. 28-01-2013 449.85 404.86 44.99 28-01-2013 130.00 06-03-2017 65.00 31-01-2016 0.00 Assam Allied 3601 (Location: Kokrajhar dist) Agri & MH- 449.85 404.86 44.99 130.00 65.00 0.00 Assam Allied 3601 Development of the Socio-Economic status of Rural Tribal Women at Sidli Agri & MH- 2 Development Block of Kajal Gaon sub 04-03-2014 466.76 420.08 46.68 04-03-2014 100.00 11-08-2016 100.00 10.00 Assam 31-03-2017 Allied 3601 Division, Chirang District, Assam (Location: Chirang dist) Agri & MH- 28-02-2017 168.00 22-05-2019 150.00 Assam Allied 3601 Agri & MH- 466.76 420.08 46.68 268.00 250.00 10.00 Assam Allied 3601 Construction of Market shed at Salbari Agri & MH- 3 Bazar at Mushalpur, Assam 04-03-2014 187.55 168.80 18.75 04-03-2014 50.64 23-06-2016 50.64 5.06 Assam 31-03-2017 Allied 3601 (Location: Baska dist) Agri & MH- 24-04-2017 67.52 07-08-2018 67.52 8.07 Assam Allied 3601 Agri & MH- 187.55 168.80 18.75 118.16 118.16 13.13 Assam Allied 3601 Upgradation of Sericulture training Agri & MH- 4 institute at Titabor, Assam 18-12-2014 1281.81 1153.63 128.18 18-12-2014 283.62 17-01-2018 283.62 31-12-2017 28.36 Assam Allied 3601 (Location: Jorhat dist) Agri & MH- 05-02-2018 573.38 02-07-2018 382.92 Assam Allied 3601 Agri & MH- 1281.81 1153.63 128.18 857.00 666.54 28.36 Assam Allied 3601 Development of Fruits and Vegetable wholesale Market at Pamohi (Garchuk) Agri & MH- 5 20-05-2016 1401.28 1261.15 140.13 20-05-2016 100.00 26-11-2018 100.00 31-05-2018 0.00 Assam Kamrup, Phase-III, Assam Allied 3601 (Location: Kamrup dist) Agri & MH- 30-01-2019 908.92 0 0.00 Assam Allied 3601 Agri & MH- 1401.28 1261.15 140.13 1008.92 100.00 0.00 Assam Allied 3601 Augmentation of Rubber Plantation and Production for Economic Development of Agri & MH- 6 Educated Unemployed Indigenous Tribal 28-02-2017 96.80 87.12 9.68 28-02-2017 34.84 0 0.00 28-02-2018 0.00 Assam Allied 3601 Communities in BTAD area, Chirang District (BTC), Assam Agri & MH- 96.80 87.12 9.68 34.84 0.00 0.00 Assam Allied 3601 Adoption of Milch buffalo (Murrah) in and around Loktak Lake of Manipur Manip Agri & MH- 1 12-02-2014 516.71 465.04 51.67 20-11-2013 178.56 178.56 17.43 (Locations: Bisnupur, Churchandpur, 31-11-2016 ur Allied 3601 Senapati, Thoubal & Imphal West dists) Manip Agri & MH- 03-10-2017 186.00 0 0.00 ur Allied 3601 Manip Agri & MH- 516.71 465.04 51.67 364.56 178.56 17.43 ur Allied 3601 Development of Paddy-cum-Pisciculture Scheme in 5(Five) Hill Districts, Manipur Manip Agri & MH- 2 21-11-2013 840.00 756.00 84.00 21-11-2013 302.00 29-09-2017 302.00 21.49 (Locations: Churchanpur, Chandel, 31-11-2016 ur Allied 3601 Senapati & Ukhrul distrs) Manip Agri & MH- 22-03-2018 236.24 0 0.00 ur Allied 3601 Manip Agri & MH- 840.00 756.00 84.00 538.24 302.00 21.49 ur Allied 3601 Construction of Women market at Khuman Lampak (Dingku Road) Opposite Manip Agri & MH- 3 04-03-2014 984.60 886.14 98.46 04-03-2014 328.09 0 0.00 0.00 ISBT, Imphal East, Manipur 31-03-2016 ur Allied 3601 (Location: Imphal East dist) Manip Agri & MH- 984.60 886.14 98.46 328.09 0.00 0.00 ur Allied 3601 Establishment of Magfruit factory, Manip Agri & MH- 4 Manipur 16-06-2015 952.00 856.80 95.20 16-06-2015 342.72 16-08-2016 342.72 31-06-2016 0.00 ur Allied 3601 (Location: Imphal East dist) Manip Agri & MH- 24-08-2017 342.72 27-02-2019 342.72 ur Allied 3601 Manip Agri & MH- 952.00 856.80 95.20 685.44 685.44 0.00 ur Allied 3601 Establishment of Poultry breeding farm at Manip Agri & MH- 5 Ningthoukhong, Manipur 28-02-2017 1155.88 1040.29 115.59 14-03-2016 200.00 22-08-2016 200.00 31-03-2018 22.00 ur Allied 3601 (Location: Bishnupur dist) Manip Agri & MH- 28-02-2017 416.12 08-06-2018 461.12 46.24 ur Allied 3601 Manip Agri & MH- 30-01-2019 424.17 0 0.00 ur Allied 3601 Manip Agri & MH- 1155.88 1040.29 115.59 1040.29 661.12 68.24 ur Allied 3601 Model Horticulture Centre at three locations: Ngarumphung, Tupul and Haipi, Manip Agri & MH- 6 Manipur 16-03-2016 1200.00 1080.00 120.00 16-03-2016 225.00 06-07-2017 225.00 31-03-2019 25.00 ur Allied 3601 (Locations: Senapati, Tamenglong and Sadar Hill districts) Manip Agri & MH- 07-02-2018 257.73 0 0.00 ur Allied 3601 Manip Agri & MH- 1200.00 1080.00 120.00 482.73 225.00 25.00 ur Allied 3601 Development of Duncan Park at Somsai, Manip Agri & MH- 7 Ukhrul, Manipur 11-05-2016 806.00 725.40 80.60 11-05-2016 200.00 19-06-2017 200.00 31-05-2017 22.00 ur Allied 3601 (Location: Ukhrul dist) Manip Agri & MH- 20-12-2017 43.03 08-02-2019 43.03 4.78 ur Allied 3601 Manip Agri & MH- 19-02-2019 482.37 0 0.00 ur Allied 3601 Manip Agri & MH- 806.00 725.40 80.60 725.40 243.03 26.78 ur Allied 3601 Construction of Agro Market Complex at Mayang Imphal Bazar, Imphal West, Manip Agri & MH- 8 25-07-2016 697.70 627.93 69.77 25-07-2016 100.00 02-07-2018 100.00 31-07-2017 0.00 Manipur.
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