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Agriculture.Pdf (Rs. In lakhs) Sl. NEC Project Sanction Approved NEC's share State's NEC Release (Date) NEC Utilization Utilization %age Schedule Delay in State State share Comments/ Issues No. date Cost share Release Receive Receive Utilization date of completion share release (%) (Amount) (Date) (Amount) completion (Months) release (Amount) Integrated Horticulture Letter written to the state 16-Mar-2006 42.81 2/5/2007 42.81 Development in Ambam area Govt. to submit UC, QPR under Lower Subansiri and Completion report 23-Feb-2007 31.50 11/13/2007 31.50 March 2007 1 District, Arunachal Pradesh 3/16/2006 107.09 96.38 10.71 (RTDC March, 122 10.71 on 14.02.2017. Reminder (Location: Lower Subansiri 10-12-2007 10.00 6/17/2008 10.00 2015) letter on 8th June, 2017. dist.) Reply awaited. 23-Sep-2015 12.07 0 0.00 107.09 96.38 10.71 96.38 84.31 87.48% 10.71 100% Double Cropping in U.C. awaited. QPR Changlang, Lower Subansiri received on 9.10.14 vide and Upper Subansiri letter no. PD(NEC)- Districts, Arunachal Pradesh 1/22/2008 130.00 18-05-2011 130.00 75/2012/8108-11. Letter (Location: Changlang, Lower written to the State Govt Subansiri & Upper Subansiri 2011 to submit UC on 10th 2 districts) 1/22/2008 331.45 298.30 33.15 (RTDC March, 74 0.00 Nov, 2014. Reply awaited. 2015) Reminder sent on 18.06.2015. 3rd reminder sent on 8/22/2012 119.32 0 0.00 14.02.2017. Reminder sent on 8th June, 2017. Reply awaited. 331.45 298.30 33.15 249.32 130.00 52.14% 0.00 0.00% Cultivation of Hi-Tech Letter written to the State Orange Garden at Logyi area 22-03-2010 54.00 04-02-2013 54.00 Govt. to submit UC, QPR of Karbak village of Kambang and Completion report March 2012 3 Circle, West Siang District of 22/03/2010 150.00 135.00 15.00 9/6/2011 54.00 04-03-2013 54.00 62 15.00 on 22.07.2015. Reminder (RTDC 2014) Arunachal Pradesh. letter sent on 14.02.2017 (Location: West Siang dist) and 8th June, 2017. Reply 11/28/2014 27.00 0 0.00 awaited. 150.00 135.00 15.00 135.00 108.00 80% 15.00 100% Compact Area Development 3rd & final installment on Agriculture & 3/22/2011 100.00 13-03-2013 100.00 released on 30.12.2015. Horticulture Sector at Badi, UC, QPR & completion Yaren & Jipa of Deke Village December report awaited. Letter 2013 4 (TIRBIN), West siang 3/22/2011 377.58 339.82 37.76 3/19/2013 130.00 8/13/2015 130.00 41 14.75 written to the State Govt. District, Arunachal Pradesh. (RTDC March, to submit, UC, QPR and (Location: West Siang dist) 2015) completion report on 12/30/2015 109.82 0 0.00 14.02.2017 and 8th June, 2017. Reply awaited. 377.58 339.82 37.76 339.82 230.00 67.68% 14.75 39.06% Establishment of Received the UC & QPR Biotechnology Training and for 1st instl. State Govt. Development Centre at Ziro, has also released Rs. Lower Subansiri District. 30.00 lakhs vide order (Location: Lower Subansiri no. Hort/NEC/Ziro/09- dist) 10 dated 26.03.2013. Secretary, DoNER inspected the project and conveyed deficiency in the design and implementation of the project and requested 5 5/23/2011 398.44 358.60 39.84 23-05-2011 143.44 12/2/2013 143.44 March, 2013 50 0.00 NEC to look into the matter and not to release the fund until corrective measures are taken by the State Govt. Based on issue raised by Secretary, DoNER , letter written to the State Govt. to clarify the points on 11.03.2015. Reminder letter sent on 26.11.2015 and 14.02.2016. Reply awaited. 398.44 358.60 39.84 143.44 143.44 100% 0.00 0.00% Organic Cultivation of Kiwi 1. Inspection report and Large Cardamom at Ziro, received from E&M Lower Subansiri District, 9/5/2011 176.17 8/22/2012 176.17 sector. 2. On the basis of Arunachal Pradesh inspection report letter (Location: Lower Subansiri written to the State Govt. August 2013 6 dist) 9/5/2011 489.36 440.42 48.94 45 0.00 on 4.07.2014. Reminder (RTDC 2015) letter for UC & QPR has sent to the State Govt on 11/22/2013 176.17 0 0.00 19.06.2015. Reminder leter sent on 8th June, 2017. Reply awaited. 489.36 440.42 48.94 352.34 176.17 50.00% 0.00 0% Establishment of Orange Released 3rd & final Garden at Rantiwa of Mebua- 3/26/2012 150.00 31-07-2013 150.00 installment on III Village, Seppa Circle of 28.02.2017. 7 East Kameng District, 3/26/2012 300.00 270.00 30.00 11/28/2014 70.00 1/28/2016 70.00 March, 2015 26 0.00 Arunachal Pradesh (Location: East Kameng dist) 2/28/2017 50.00 0 0.00 300.00 270.00 30.00 270.00 220.00 81.48% 0.00 0.00% Cultivation of Hi-Tech 2nd instl released on Orange Garden at Lutak Area 15.12.2014. UC & QPR of Gensi Circle, West Siang 26-03-2012 121.50 26.08.2014 121.50 awaited. Letter written to District, Arunachal Pradesh the State Govt. to submit (Location: West Siang dist) UC & QPR on 26.06.2015. March 2013 Rewminder letter sent on 8 3/26/2012 242.89 218.60 24.29 (RTDC March, 50 0.00 14.02.2017. Reply 2016) awaited. Letter written to 12/15/2014 70.00 0 0.00 E&M sector to cause immediate inspection on 16th June, 2017. 242.89 218.60 24.29 191.50 121.50 63.45% 0.00 0% Compact Area Horticulture Letter written to the State Garden with Orange, Govt. to submit UC & QPR Pineapple and Banana 26-03-2012 103.00 06.02.2015 103.00 for 2nd installment on Cultivation at Radum 24th January, (Nyoya) Village under 2017.Reminder letter 9 3/26/2012 229.60 206.64 22.96 March, 2015 26 0.00 Kamporijo Circle in Lower sent on 8th June, 2017. Subansiri District, Arunachal Reply awaited. Pradesh (Location: Lower Subansiri dist) Compact Area Horticulture Letter written to the State Garden with Orange, Govt. to submit UC & QPR Pineapple and Banana for 2nd installment on Cultivation at Radum 24th January, (Nyoya) Village under 2017.Reminder letter 9 3/26/2012 229.60 206.64 22.96 March, 2015 26 0.00 Kamporijo Circle in Lower sent on 8th June, 2017. Subansiri District, Arunachal Reply awaited. Pradesh 6/15/2015 82.66 0 0.00 (Location: Lower Subansiri dist) 229.60 206.64 22.96 185.66 103.00 55.48% 0.00 0.00% Establishment of Kiwi 2nd instl released on Garden at Dora Morey of Hija 23-03-2012 155.00 11/4/2013 155.00 15.06.2015. UC & QPR Village under Lower March 2014 awaited. Letter written to 10 Subansiri District, Arunachal 3/23/2012 309.78 278.80 30.98 (RTDC March, 38 0.00 the State Govt. to submit Pradesh 2016) UC & QPR on 8th June, 6/15/2015 70.00 0 0.00 (Location: Lower Subansiri 2017. Reply awaited. dist) 309.78 278.80 30.98 225.00 155.00 68.89% 0.00 0.00% Estt. Of orange/Large 2nd instal. released on Cardamom Horticulture 9/19/2012 100.44 02-12-2013 100.44 28.11.2014. UC & QPR Garden at Rikung village awaited. Letter written to under Chetam circle of September, the State Govt to submit 11 9/7/2012 279.00 251.10 27.90 20 0.00 Upper Subhansiri Dist 2015 UC & QPR on 22.06.2015 Arunachal Pradesh 11/28/2014 100.44 0 0.00 and 8th June, 2017. Reply (Location: Upper Subansiri awaited. dist) 279.00 251.10 27.90 200.88 100.44 50.00% 0.00 0.00% Strengthening and Letter written to the State Expansion of District Pig Govt. to clarify points Breeding Farm, Siro, Lower 11/23/2012 150.61 3/24/2015 150.61 raised by Secretary Subansiri Dist., Arunachal DoNER on11.03.2015. November Pradesh. Reminder letter sent on 12 11/23/2012 418.37 376.53 41.84 2013 (RTDC 42 0.00 (Location: Lower Subansiri 26.11.2015. Again 2015) dist) reminder letter sent on 5/13/2016 127.61 0 0.00 14.02.2017 and 8th June, 2017. Reply awaited. 418.37 376.53 41.84 278.22 150.61 54.13% 0.00 0.00% Cultivation of Citronell in On the basisof inspection Pongchau and Wakka circles report from RLM, letter Tirap District, Arunachal written to the State Govt. Pradesh November, to clarify few queries 13 11/23/2012 491.80 442.62 49.18 11/23/2012 177.00 1/21/2015 177.00 18 0.00 (Location: Tirap dist) 2015 raised by RLM on 31.07.2015. Reminder letter sent on 20th June, 2017. Reply awaited. 491.80 442.62 49.18 177.00 177.00 100% 0.00 0.00% Cultivation of Orange Garden Letter written to the State at Haider village at Baririjo 2/15/2013 129.90 10/17/2014 129.90 Govt. to submit UC & QPR circle of upper subansiri for 2nd installment on February, 14 district, Arunachal Pradesh.
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