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DISTRICT BATHINDA Sr. Name of Block Name of Village Name of Grampanchyat Hadbast No. No. Bathinda 1. Ablu Ablu 174 2. Aklian Kalan Aklian Kalan 8 3. Amargarh Amargarh 161 4. Aklian Khurd Aklian Khurd 7 5. Balahar Binju Balahar Binju 166 6. Bokhra Bokhra 160 7. Baluana Baluana 77 8. Burj Mehma Burj Mehma 178 9. Bulladawala Bulladawala 73 10. Behman Diwana Behman Diwana 74 11. Basti Bajigar Basti Bajigar 74 12. Bhagoo Bhagoo 59 13. Bir Behman Bir Behman 75 14. Balahar Mehma Balahar Mehma 170 15. Bhisiana Bhisiana 180 16. 1. Bahu Sibbian Patti Bahu Sibbian Patti Dharam 1 Dharam Singh Singh 2. Bahu Sibbian Patti 2 Basawa Singh 17. Baho Jatri Baho Jatri 3 18. Chugha Kalan Chugha Kalan 79 19. Chugha Khurd Chugha Khurd 76 20. Dan Singhwala Dan Singhwala 171 21. Deon Deon 177 22. Ganga Ganga 173 23. 1. Goniana Kalan Goniana Kalan 162 2. Chak Goniana Kalan 164 1 Sr. Name of Block Name of Village Name of Grampanchyat Hadbast No. No. 24. 1. Goniana Khurd Goniana Khurd 163 2. Chak Goniana Khurd 165 25. Gehri Bhagi Gehri Bhagi 63 26. Gill Patti Gill Patti 74 27. Gulabhgarh Gulabhgarh 51 28. Har Raipur Har Raipur 158 29. 1. Jeeda Jeeda 153 2. Chak Jeeda 157 30. 1. Jandanwala Jandanwala 155 2. Chak Jandanwala 156 31. Jassi Pauwali Jassi Pauwali 61 32. Jodhpur Romana Jodhpur Romana 64 33. Jhumba Jhumba 5 34. Kothe Budh Singh (Abadi Kothe Budh Singh 171 Dan Singh Wala) 35. Kothe Lal Singh Wala Kothe Lal Singh Wala 174 (Abadi Ablu) 36. Kothe Kaur Singh Wala Kothe Kaur Singh Wala 174 (Abadi Ablu) 37. Kothe Sandhuan Wala Kothe Sandhuan Wala 175 (Abadi Ablu) 38. Kothe Chat Singh Wale Kothe Chat Singh Wale 174 (Abadi Ablu) 39. Kothe Phula Singh Wala Kothe Phula Singh Wala 174 (Abadi Ablu) 40. 1. Kothe Natha Singh 1. Kothe Natha Singh 169 2. Kothe Sapura Singh 2. Kothe Sapura Singh 169 (Abadi Mehma Sawai) 41. 1. Kothe Inder Singh 1. Kothe Inder Singh 169 2. Kothe Kartar Singh 2. Kothe Kartar Singh 169 3. Kothe Masur Ke (Abadi 3. Kothe Masur Ke 169 Mehma Sawai) 2 Sr. Name of Block Name of Village Name of Grampanchyat Hadbast No. No. 42. Khemuana Khemuana 154 43. Kili Nihal Singh Kili Nihal Singh 179 44. Khiliwala Khiliwala 159 45. Kot Shamir Kot Shamir 57 46. 1. Kothe Lakhi Jangal Kothe Lakhi Jangal 168 2. Kothe Wadhawa Singh (Abadi Mehma Sarja) 47. 1. Kothe Nathiana Kothe Nathiana 2. Kothe Ajmer Singh 2. Kothe Ajmer Singh (Abadi Mehma Sarja) 48. Kartar Singh Wala Kartar Singh Wala 62 49. Karamgarh Satran Karamgarh Satran 78 50. Mehma Sarja Mehma Sarja 168 51. Mehma Sarkari Mehma Sarkari 175 52. Mehma Bhagwana Mehma Bhagwana 176 53. Mehma Sewai Mehma Sewai 169 54. Multania Multania 67 55. Mian Mian 66 56. Nahianwala Nahianwala 167 57. Naruana Naruana 65 58. Phus Mandi Phus Mandi 60 59. Sardargarh Sardargarh 80 60. Sibian Sibian 72 61. Teona Teona 4 62. Talab Nahar Talab Nahar 68 63. Talab Nahar Basti Talab Nahar Basti 68 64. Virk Kalan Virk Kalan 181 65. Virk Khurd Virk Khurd 182 66. Virkandi Virkandi 172 3 Sr. Name of Block Name of Village Name of Grampanchyat Hadbast No. No. Bhagta Bhaika 1. Aklian Jalal Aklian Jalal 21 2. Adampura Adampura 29 3. Burj Tharot Burj Tharot 2 4. Burj Ladha Singh Burj Ladha Singh 184 5. Bhodipura Bhodipura 20 6. Dayalpura Bahika Dayalpura Bahika 25 7. Dayalpura Mirja Dayalpura Mirja 1 8. Gurusar Gurusar 22 9. Gumti Kalan Gumti Kalan 33 10. Gaunspura Gaunspura 26 11. Hamirgarh Hamirgarh 28 12. Hakim Singh Wala Hakim Singh Wala 18 13. Jalal Jalal 24 14. Kotha Guru Kotha Guru 1 15. Kesar Singh Wala Kesar Singh Wala 185 16. Koir Singh Wala Koir Singh Wala 19 17. Kangar Kangar 27 18. Maluka Maluka 50 19. Neor Neor 6 20. Ramuwala Ramuwala 17 21. Rajgarh Rajgarh 30 22. Sariawala Sariawala 183 23. Salabatpura Salabatpura 28 24. Nawan Kesar Singh Wala Nawan Kesar Singh Wala 185 25. Maluka Khurd Maluka Khurd 5 26. Basti Surjitpura Basti Surjitpura 25 27. Gurdit Singh Wala Gurdit Singh Wala 25 4 Sr. Name of Block Name of Village Name of Grampanchyat Hadbast No. No. Maur 1. Bagher Mohabat Singh Bagher Mohabat Singh 49 2. Bagher Charat Singh Bagher Charat Singh 48 3. Burj Sema Burj Sema 50 4. Bhai Bakhtaur Bhai Bakhtaur 24 5. Burj Burj 14 6. Chathewala Chathewala 54 7. Chanarthala Chanarthala 19 8. Dhan Singh Khana Dhan Singh Khana 23 9. Ghasi Khana Ghasi Khana 22 10. Gehri Bara Singh Gehri Bara Singh 18 11. Jodhpur Pakhar Jodhpur Pakhar 27 12. Jatri Jatri 25 13. Kot Bhara Kot Bhara 53 14. Kutiwal Kalan Kutiwal Kalan 66 15. Kutiwal Khurd Kutiwal Khurd 67 16. Kotli Khurd Kotli Khurd 86 17. Kamalu Kamalu 87 18. Manak Khana Manak Khana 20 19. Maiser Khana Maiser Khana 17 20. Maur Charat Singh Maur Charat Singh 15 21. Mari Mari 26 22. Mansa Kalan Mansa Kalan 13 23. Natt Natt 47 24. Ramgarh Bhunder Ramgarh Bhunder 51 25. Rai Khana Rai Khana 21 26. Ram Nagar Ram Nagar 16 27. Rajgarh Kubba (Excluding Rajgarh Kubba 11 Abadi Tahla Sahib) 5 Sr. Name of Block Name of Village Name of Grampanchyat Hadbast No. No. 28. Sawaich Sawaich 88 29. Sandoha Sandoha 12 30. Thamangarh Thamangarh 65 31. Tahla Sahib (Abadi Rajgarh Tahla Sahib 11 Kubba) 32. Ghuman Kalan Ghuman Kalan 69 33. Ghuman Khurd Ghuman Khurd 68 34. Sukha Singh Wala Sukha Singh Wala 70 Nathana 1. Bhucho Kalan Bhucho Kalan 201 2. Bhuraj Kahan Singh Wala Bhuraj Kahan Singh Wala 206 3. Bujjuana Bujjuana 183 4. Bibiwala Bibiwala 174 5. Bhaini Bhaini 188 6. Bath Bath 197 7. Bhucho Khurd Bhucho Khurd 207 8. Burj Dalla Burj Dalla 184 9. Chak Ram Singh Wala Chak Ram Singh Wala 204 10. Chak Bakhtu Chak Bakhtu 203 11. Chak Fateh Singh Wala Chak Fateh Singh Wala 205 (Excluding Abadi Chak Fateh Singh Wala) 12. Dhilwan Dhilwan 177 13. Gobindpura Gobindpura 176 14. Ganga Ganga 180 15. Gidder Gidder 181 16. Har Rangpura Har Rangpura 176 17. Jogananda Jogananda 173 18. Kaliyan Sukha (Excluding Kaliyan Sukha 185 Abadi Kothe Gobind Nagar) 6 Sr. Name of Block Name of Village Name of Grampanchyat Hadbast No. No. 19. Kalian Sada Kalian Sada 187 20. Kalian Malika Kalian Malika 186 21. Lehra Bega Lehra Bega 200 22. Lehra Khana Lehra Khana 202 23. Lehra Dhulkot Lehra Dhulkot 194 24. Lehra Sondha Lehra Sondha 195 25. Lehra Mohabt Lehra Mohabt 196 26. Mari Mari 191 27. Nathana Nathana 179 28. Nathpura Nathpura 182 29. Puhla Puhla 198 30. Puhli Puhli 178 31. Sema Sema 199 32. Tungwali Tungwali 208 33. Kothe Govind Nagar (Abadi Kothe Govind Nagar 185 Kaliyan Sukha) 34. Chak Fateh Singh Bhai Har Chak Fateh Singh Bhai Har 205 Joginder Singh (Abadi Chak Joginder Singh Fateh Singh Wala) Phool 1. Alika Alika 446 2. Bhai Rupa Bhai Rupa 32 3. Burj Gill Burj Gill 36 4. Burj Mansa Burj Mansa 41 5. Bugran Bugran 43 6. Chotian Chotian 42 7. Dulewala Dulewala 31 8. Dhippli Dhippli 444 9. Dhingar Dhingar 445 10. Ghanda Bana Ghanda Bana 441 7 Sr. Name of Block Name of Village Name of Grampanchyat Hadbast No. No. 11. Guru Sar Mehraj Guru Sar Mehraj 193 12. Harnam Singh Wala Harnam Singh Wala 38 13. Himatpura (Abadi Mahraj Himatpura 192 Patti Kala) 14. Kaloke Kaloke 35 15. Kothe Pipli (Abadi Mehraj Kothe Pipli 193 Patti Karam Chand) 16. Kothe Mahan Singh Wala Kothe Mahan Singh Wala 193 (Abadi Mehraj Patti Karam Chand) 17. Kothe Baba Sukha Nand Kothe Baba Sukha Nand 32 18. Mehraj Patti Kala Mehraj Patti Kala 192 19. Mehraj Patti Karam Chand Mehraj Patti Karam Chand 193 20. Mehraj Patti Saoul Mehraj Patti Saoul 190 21. Mehraj Patti Sandli Mehraj Patti Sandli 189 22. Malluana (Abadi Mehraj Malluana 189 Patti Sandli) 23. Phulewala Phulewala 443 24. Raiya Raiya 2 25. Sailbarah Sailbarah 34 26. Sadhana Sadhana 31 27. Sandhu Khurd Sandhu Khurd 442 Rampura 1. Balloh Balloh 48 2. Badiala Badiala 47 3. Bhunder Bhunder 449 4. Balianwali Balianwali 6 5. Bhaini Chuhar Bhaini Chuhar 452 6. Chauke Chauke 450 7. Dhadde Dhadde 3 8. Dhikh Dhikh 2 8 Sr. Name of Block Name of Village Name of Grampanchyat Hadbast No. No. 9. Daulatpura Daulatpura 7 10. Gill Kalan Gill Kalan 40 11. Ghurali Ghurali 448 12. Ghurella Ghurella 49 13. Gill Khurd Gill Khurd 8 14. Harkishanpura Harkishanpura 10 15. Jaidan Jaidan 46 16. Jeondan Jeondan 71 17. Jhanduke Jhanduke 447 18. Jethuke Jethuke 11 19. Kotra Korianwala Kotra Korianwala 73 20. Kararwala Kararwala 44 21. Khokhar Khokhar 3 22. Mandi Kalan Mandi Kalan 2 23. Mandi Khurd Mandi Khurd 5 24. Mansa Khurd Mansa Khurd 12 25. Nandgarh Nandgarh 9 26. Pir Kot Pir Kot 451 27. Pitho Pitho 45 28. Rampura Rampura 72 29. Ram Niwas Ram Niwas 4 30. Sooch Sooch 4 Sangat 1. Bhagwangarh Bhagwangarh 42 2. Bajak Bajak 87 3. Bandi Bandi 107 4. Bambiha Bambiha 85 5. Bati Patti Chak Attar Bati Patti Chak Attar 103 Singhwala (Abadi) Singhwala 9 Sr. Name of Block Name of Village Name of Grampanchyat Hadbast No. No. 6. Chak Attar Singhwala Chak Attar Singhwala 103 7. Dunewala Dunewala 97 8. Doonwali Doonwali 109 9. Dhuneke Dhuneke 102 10. Faridkot Faridkot 106 11. Guru Sar Sahnewala Guru Sar Sahnewala 92 12. Ghudda Ghudda 89 13. Gurthari Gurthari 112 14. Gehri Buttar Gehri Buttar 93 15. Jassi Bagwali Jassi Bagwali 111 16.
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    religions Article The Institution of the Akal Takht: The Transformation of Authority in Sikh History Gurbeer Singh Department of Religious Studies, University of California, Riverside, CA 92521, USA; [email protected] Abstract: The Akal Takht is considered to be the central seat of authority in the Sikh tradition. This article uses theories of legitimacy and authority to explore the validity of the authority and legitimacy of the Akal Takht and its leaders throughout time. Starting from the initial institution of the Akal Takht and ending at the Akal Takht today, the article applies Weber’s three types of legitimate authority to the various leaderships and custodianships throughout Sikh history. The article also uses Berger and Luckmann’s theory of the symbolic universe to establish the constant presence of traditional authority in the leadership of the Akal Takht. Merton’s concept of group norms is used to explain the loss of legitimacy at certain points of history, even if one or more types of Weber’s legitimate authority match the situation. This article shows that the Akal Takht’s authority, as with other political religious institutions, is in the reciprocal relationship between the Sikh population and those in charge. This fluidity in authority is used to explain and offer a solution on the issue of authenticity and authority in the Sikh tradition. Keywords: Akal Takht; jathedar; Sikh institutions; Sikh Rehat Maryada; Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC); authority; legitimacy Citation: Singh, Gurbeer. 2021. The Institution of the Akal Takht: The 1. Introduction Transformation of Authority in Sikh History. Religions 12: 390. https:// The Akal Takht, originally known as the Akal Bunga, is the seat of temporal and doi.org/10.3390/rel12060390 spiritual authority of the Sikh tradition.
  • Tehsil Bathinda, District Bathinda (151001) (Rate List for Online) Rs.) 2020-21 Sr

    Tehsil Bathinda, District Bathinda (151001) (Rate List for Online) Rs.) 2020-21 Sr

    Agriculture (Rate in Rs.) Non Agriculture (Rate in Tehsil Bathinda, District Bathinda (151001) (Rate List For Online) Rs.) 2020-21 Sr. No. Develope Village Name Location Type Location Name (Local language) Survey Number/ Door Number Code ngdrs Agriculture Agricultur Agriculture Residenti Commerc Unit d Land (Local Language) (Local Language) Numbe LandNehri/ e Land(Gair al ial Type r Chahi LandBrani Mumkin (Rural/ Abadi) 1 Urban ਫਠ ਿੰ ਡਾ ਩ੱ ਤੀ ਭਠਿਣਾ ਕਭਯਸੀਅਰ From Mall Road, Hanuman Chowk to Stationing (up to a depth of 120 feet) ਭਾਰ ਯ੉ਡ, ਿਨਿੰ ਭਾਨ ਚ੉ਕ ਤ੉ ਸਟੇਸਨ ਤੱ ਕ 2036,2030,2025 1 1 60000 ਵਯਗ ਗਜ (120 ਪੱ ਟ ਦੀ ਡਿੰ ਘਾਈ ਤੱ ਕ) 2 Urban ਫਠ ਿੰ ਡਾ ਩ੱ ਤੀ ਭਠਿਣਾ ਕਭਯਸੀਅਰ Textile Market ਕੱ ਩ੜਾ ਭਾਯਕੀਟ 2030 1 2 30000 ਵਯਗ ਗਜ 3 Urban ਫਠ ਿੰ ਡਾ ਩ੱ ਤੀ ਭਠਿਣਾ ਠਯਿਾਇਸੀ / From Main Road Rajendra College to Naw Bus Stand, up to a depth of 90 feet ਭੇਨ ਯ੉ਡ ਯਾਠਜਿੰ ਦਯ ਕਾਰਜ ਤ੉ ਨਵਾ ਫੱ ਸ ਸਟੈਡ 3749,3757, 3747 1 4/ 150 10000 25000 ਵਯਗ ਗਜ ਕਭਯਸੀਅਰ ਤੱ ਕ 90 ਪੱ ਟ ਦੀ ਡਿੰ ਘਾਈ ਤੱ ਕ 4 Urban ਫਠ ਿੰ ਡਾ ਩ੱ ਤੀ ਭਠਿਣਾ ਕਭਯਸੀਅਰ From a main road new bus stand to Pukhraj Cinema 90-foot-depth ਭੇਨ ਯ੉ਡ ਨਵਾ ਫੱ ਸ ਸਟੈਡ ਤ੉ ਩ ਖਯਾਜ ਠਸਨੇ ਭਾ 2487,2479,2467,2469,2486, 2470, 2447, 2036, 2037, 2038, 1 5 30000 ਵਯਗ ਗਜ ਤੱ ਕ 90 ਪੱ ਟ ਦੀ ਡਿੰ ਘਾਈ ਤੱ ਕ 5 Urban ਫਠ ਿੰ ਡਾ ਩ੱ ਤੀ ਭਠਿਣਾ ਕਭਯਸੀਅਰ From Main Road Pukhraj cinema to Tin Koni upto a depth of 90 feet up ਭੇਨ ਯ੉ਡ ਩ ਖਯਾਜ ਠਸਨੇ ਭਾ ਤ੉ ਠਤਿੰ ਨ ਕ੉ਣੀ ਤੱ ਕ 2036,2039,2040, 2014,2015,2037, 2038, 2045 1 6 30000 ਵਯਗ ਗਜ 90 ਪੱ ਟ ਦੀ ਡਿੰ ਘਾਈ ਤੱ ਕ 6 Urban ਫਠ ਿੰ ਡਾ ਩ੱ ਤੀ ਭਠਿਣਾ ਕਭਯਸੀਅਰ GT Road near Gupta Iron Store street commercial (up to a depth of 60 feet) ਜੀ.ਟੀ.
  • Vicissitudes of Gurdwara Politics

    Vicissitudes of Gurdwara Politics

    ISSN (Online) - 2349-8846 Vicissitudes of Gurdwara Politics YOGESH SNEHI Vol. 49, Issue No. 34, 23 Aug, 2014 Yogesh Snehi ([email protected]) is a fellow at the Indian Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla. The demand of the Haryana Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee to oversee the functioning of gurdwaras represents the legitimate aspirations of the Sikhs of Haryana and more significantly, inversion against almost absolute hegemony of SAD over the management of Sikh shrines through Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee. The situation over the formation of Haryana Sikh Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (HSGPC) and the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) dominated Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee’s (SGPC) opposition to it, has entered into a confrontational stage endangering the peace and harmony in the region. Despite the enactment of the Haryana Sikh Gurdwara Act 2014, the SGPC has refused to vacate the gurdwaras in Haryana for HSGPC. While Gurdwara Chhevin Patshahi at Kurukshetra becomes the centre-stage for a long-drawn battle, HSGPC has taken possession of six gurdwaras in the state (Sedhuraman 2014).[1] After clashes between the supporters of SGPC and HSGPC, the Supreme Court has ordered maintenance of status-quo and postponed the next hearing for 25 August 2014. This recent controversy has its roots both in the movement for gurdwara reforms (1920s), which sought to purge Sikhism from the polluting effects of non-Sikh practices, as well as the reorganisation of Punjab province in 1966. It also raises some fundamental issues about the residue of colonialism in the 21st century India. Historicising Gurdwara Reform More than nine decades ago in 1921, Punjab was embroiled in a controversy over misuse of the premises of Gurdwara Janam Asthan at Nankana Sahib (now in Pakistan) for narrow self-interests by the hereditary custodian Udasi Mahant Narain Das who was a Sehajdari Sikh (Yong 1995: 670).[2] Mahants had traditionally inherited the custodianship of most gurdwaras since pre-colonial Punjab[3] and had allegedly started behaving like sole proprietors.
  • Punjab Public Works Department (B&R)

    Punjab Public Works Department (B&R)

    Punjab Public Works Department (B&R) Establishment Chart ( Dated : 17.09.2021 ) Chief Engineer (Civil) S. Name of Officer/ Email Qualification Present Place of Posting Date of Home Date of No address/ Mobile No. Posting District Birth 1. Er. Arun Kumar M.E. Chief Engineer (North) 12.11.2018 Ludhiana 28.11.1964 [email protected] Incharge of:- [email protected] Construction Circle, Amritsar 9872253744 and Hoshiarpur from 08.03.2019 And Additional Charge Chief Engineer (Headquarter-1), and Chief Engineer (Headquarter-2) and Nodal Officer (Punjab Vidhan Sabha Matters)(Plan Roads) 2. Er. Amardeep Singh Brar, B.E.(Civil) Chief Engineer (West) 03.11.2020 Faridkot 25.03.1965 Chief Engineer, Incharge of: [email protected] Construction Circle Bathinda, and 9915400934 Ferozepur 3. Er.N.R.Goyal, Chief Engineer (South) 03.11.2020 Fazilka 15.05.1964 Chief Engineer Incharge of: [email protected] Construction Circle Patiala - 1 and [email protected] Sangrur, Nodal Officer –Link [email protected] Roads,PMGSY & NABARD 9356717117 Additional Charge Chief Engineer (Quality Assurance) from 19.04.2021 & Chief Vigilance Officer of PWD (B&R) Chief Engineer (NH) from 20.08.2021 Incharge of: National Highway Circle Amritsar, 4. Er.B.S.Tuli, M.E.(Irrigation) ChiefChandigarh, Engineer Fe (Centrozepurral) and Ludhiana 03.11.2020 Ludhiana 15.09.1964 Chief Engineer and Hydraulic Incha rge of: [email protected] Structure) Construction Circle No. 1 & 2 Jalandhar., 9814183304 Construction Circle Pathankot. Nodal Officer (Railways) from 03.11.2020 , Jang-e-Azadi Memorial, Kartarpur and Works under 3054 & 5054 Head 5.
  • Executive Summary 1. Introduction the Theme for This Year I.E

    Executive Summary 1. Introduction the Theme for This Year I.E

    PLP 2016-17 Bathinda Executive Summary 1. Introduction The theme for this year i.e. Accelerating the pace of capital formation in agriculture and allied sector.District Bathinda is predominantly an agrarian district. It has eight towns and two census towns (Bhisiana and Mehna). The district has been divided into 4 Tehsils/ Sub-divisions viz. Bathinda, Talwandi Sabo, Maur and Rampura Phul and 5 Sub-Tehsils viz. Sangat, Nathana, Goniana Mandi, Bhagta Bhai ka and Balyawali, which are further sub-divided into 8 development blocks. It has 272 villages out of which 1 village is uninhabited. There is one Municipal Corporation, 20 Municipal Councils, 297 Gram Panchayats and 9 Market Committees operating in the district. Wheat, paddy and cotton are the major crops of the district. As per the Agriculture census data of 2010-11 (P), there were 56482 families pursuing farming in the district, of which small & marginal farmers were 14021 (25%) owning land between 0-2 hectares, 15241 (27%)farmers were semi-medium owning land between 2-4 hectares and 27220 (48%) farmers were medium/large owning land above 4 hectares. However, the area available with marginal farmers, small/medium and medium/large was 16551 hectares (5.78%), 43996 hectares (15.37%) and 225612 hectares (78.85%) respectively. The credit flow under priority sector during the last three years and District Credit Plan (DCP) target for 2015-16 is given below: (` lakh) Year Crop Loan Term loan Total MSME OPS Total for Agri. & Agriculture Priority Allied & Allied Sector Sectors Sectors 2012-13 226395.26 41281.55 267676.81 81325.78 155863.00 504865.59 2013-14 300779.53 60330.10 361109.63 76991.08 144739.27 582839.68 2014-15 361742.69 58761.97 418504.66 98195.98 146071.56 662772.20 2015-16 365543.80 100701.16 466244.96 102944.56 188154.45 757343.97 Thrust Areas for 2016-17 • The need of the hour is capital formation in Agriculture sector and for the purpose, term lending component under Agriculture sector needs to be enhanced.