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Third Five-Year Plan Bihar THIRD FIVE-YEAR PLAN BIHAR ' V f u up Vol. II Statistical Appendices PRINTED By t h e SUPERINTENDENT SECRETARIAT PRESS, BIHAR, PATNA 1961 s e c r e t a r y .... This vohnid contains the Statistical Appendices lelating to the Third Five- Year Plan of Bihar State. Consolidated Statements A-I a-nd A-II are followed by Statement A-3II relating to individual head of development and details of Schemes. Statement B contains the details of Physical targets. Statement C contains details of jrojects costing Rs. 1 crore and above. CONTENTS P a g e s . 1. (A-I) DISTRIBUTION OF STATE PLAN OUTLAY BY 2—5 BEADS. 2. (A-II) PHASING OF TOTAL STATE PLAN OUTLAY 6—9 3. (A-III) LIST OF SCHEMES INCLUDED IN THE THIRD PLAN. (i) Ag r ic u ltu b e P roduction and L an d D e v e lo p- 10— 31 MENT. (w) Menob, I rtiigation .. .. .. 32—33 {in) Soil Conservation .. .. .. 34—35 (iv) Warehousing and Marketing ,. .. 36—37 {v) Animal Husbandry .. .. .. 36—43 (vi) Dairy and Milk Supply .. .. 44 45 (vn) F o r e st .. .. .. .. 46—49 {viii) Fisheries .. .. .. .. 48—51 {ix) Co-operation .. .. .. 50—57 (a;) Com m u n ity D evelopm ent .. 56— 57 (xi) Panchayat .. .. .. 56—57 {xii) Irrigation (Major & Medium) .. .. 58—63 {xiii) Flood Control .. .. .. 62—67 {xiv) Power .. .. .. .. 66—69 {xv) Large and Medium Industries .. ., 70—71 (xvi) Mineral Development .. .: 70—71 (xvii) V lL L ^ E AND SmALL INDUSTRIES . 72— 85 (xviii) Transport and Communication (Roads) .. 86—87 {xix) Transport and Communication (Road Trans- 88—89 p o r t ). 7 (xx) Tourism .. .. .. .. 88—89 {xxi) Education (General) .. .. .. 90— 115 (a:a;n) Tech n ical E ducation .. .. 116— 121 (icajm) Health .. .. 120— 129 (icicw) H ousing .. .. .. 128— 129 {xxv) vVelfare of Scheduled Caste and Backward 128— 137 Cl a s s . (ajajm) Social W elfare a»d Public Co operation. 138—139 {xxvii) Labour and Labour Welfare .. .. 140—141 {xxviii) Statistics .. .. .. .. 142—143 {xxix) Publicity .. .. .. .. 142—145 (aja:x) Local B odies .. ,, .. 144—145 4. (B) SELECTED PHYSICAL TARGET .. .. 146— 182 5. (C) SHORT CHECK LIST FOR PRINCIPAL PROJECTS 183—264 IN THE STATE PLAN (COSTING RUPEES ONE CRORI AND ABOVE). STATISTICAL APPENDICES STATEMENT A-1. DISTRIBUTION OF STATE PLAN OUTLAY BY HEADS. [ Rs. IN' L a k h s . ] Second Plan, Third Plan. Anticipated Estimated Head. foreign 19G0-61. exchinge. Original Anticipated Total. Capital, outlay. • outlay. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMME, I.l Agricultural Production 3,60,34 9,76.25 13,42,63 19,35,61 7,25.89 5,22 1.2 Minor Irrigation 2,f)3.00 3,99.91 8,27,00 8,3i,9l 8,35,91 1.3 Soil Conservation 44.59 2,74.13 1,61,56 2,-50,04 12.60 ' 1.4 Animal Husbandry 1,33.09 5,18.34 3,66,15 4,68.00 1,26.22 6.77 1.5 Dairying and Milk Supply 25.00 47,07 41.27 2,11,61 1,23.50 23.78 1.6 Forests 50.66 1,9S.40 1,76.30 2,95,00 1,51,19 0.30 1.7 Fisheries 7,00 54.24 30.99 89.44 6,70 0,75 1,8 Warehousing .. •• •• 11.00 20.00 20.00 1.9 Marketing 2,85 9.19 5.57 30.00 •• 0,40 TOTAL 8,23,44 24,77.53 29,62.50 41,38.61 20,0c,01 37.22 2. CO-OPERATION AND COMJVIUNITY DEVELOPMENT. 2.1 Co-operation . 59,60 3,58.87 2,79,71 5,18.00 1,02.14 • •- 2.2 Community Development . 6,62.00 17,45.36 21.46.50 35,00.00 10,97.08 2.3 Panchayats 38.95 1,90.00 97.45 92.00 TOTAL •• 7,60.55 22,9j.23 25,23.66 41,10.00 12,59.22 3. IRRIGATION AND POWER. 3.1 Irrigation 8,63.63 32,58.50 25,82.08 61,57.10 61,57.10 3,25.00 3.2 Flood Control.. 9,00.00 9,00.00 20.00 3.3 Power •• 5,92.0. 26.85.17 31,24.48 70,62.00 70,62.00 4l,S0.70 TOTAL •• 14,55.63 59,43.67 57,06.56 1,41,19.10 1,41,19.10 44,75.70 4. i n d u s t r y a n d MINING 4.1 Large and medium industries 70.71 1,30.50 2,12,78 2,80.00 1,19.79 32.38 4.2 Mineral development 3.50 — 10.67 20.00 2.18 4.52 4.3 Village and small industries •• 1,67.79 11,00.36 6,84.22 11,03.00 4,77.88 9.00 TOTAL •• 2,42.00 12,30.86 9,07.67 14,03.00 5,99.85 45.90 5. TR ANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS. 5.1 Roads ... 2,99.00' 16,85.89 13,33.00 19,00.00 19,00.00 52.00 5.2 Road transport 17.00 1,18.75 30.18 2,00.00 2,00.00 5,3 Ports and hapboura ,, .. - •• • • 5.4 Inland water transport 30.00 30.00 5.5 Tourism • • 0.50 1.26 10.00 7.20 TOTAL •• 3,16.50 ' ' ^l'8,t)4.64 ’ 1S,'64.44 21,40.00 21,37.20 52.00 STATEMENT A-1—cowcW. DISTRIBUTION OF STATE PLAN OUTLAY BY HEADS [R s. IN L ak h s.] ■ • Second Plan. Third Plan. Anticipated Estimated Head. outlay, foreign 1960-61. exchange. Original Anticipated Total. Capital. outlay. outlay. 1 2 3 4 5 «5 7 6. SOCIAL SERVICES. 6.1 General Education 5,94.00 20,50.40 16,96.95 34,03.00 7,96.14 5.00 6.2 Teohnical Education 50.00 2,32.68 1,93.63 5,04.00 2,14,00 23.50 6.3 Scientific Research 6.4 Health 3,99.65 16,18.21 12,94.00 21,50 00 9,84.67 71.15 6.5 Housing 1,21.28 5,95.13 3,90.67 5,75.00 5,75.00 6.6 Welfare of Backward Classes 1,25.00 5,43.36 4,33.97 7,28.00 1,22.00 6.7 Social Welfare 10.00 62.57 31.95 35.24 6.8 Labour and Labour Welfare 40.24 73.48 1,06.00 2,80.00 85.20 30.00 6.9 Public Co-operation •• •• 0.25 •• •• TOTAL 13,40.17 51,75.83 41,47.17 76,75.49 27,77.01 1,29.65 f. MISCELLANEOUS. 7.1 Statistics 9.58 51.88 35.85 18.18 7.2 Information and publicity 9.66 m i §§.24 50.00 u o 7.3 Local Bodies .. 50.00 50.00 7-4 State Capital projects 7.5 Others TOTAL 18.58 95.23 74.09 1,18.18 54.60 2.50 GRAND TOTAL 49,56.87 1,90,21.99 1,76,86.09 3,37,04.38 2,29,51.99 47,42.97 (1) ‘ Agricultural Production’ includes ‘ Land development’ and ‘Consolidation of holdings’ . (2) ‘Soil Conservation’ includes ‘Dry farming’, ; ‘Panchayats’ covers outlay for training, organisation, etc. (3 )‘ Granaral education' includes ‘cultural programmes’ . (4) ‘ Haalth’ includes ‘ Urban Water Supply and Sanitation’ and ‘Rural Water Supply’ . ^5) ‘ Local Bodies’ includes grants and loans for development schemes to urban as vrell as rural local bodies not covered under other heads. Oi 6 s t a t e m e n t PHASING OF TOTAL Anti­ Anti­ 1961.62. 1962-63. cipated cipated Hoads. outlay, outlay, 1958—61. 1960-61. Total. Capital. Total. Capital, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION. 1.1 Agricultural production .. 13.43 3.60 3.06 0.96 3.51 1.21 1.2 Minor Irrigation .. 8.27 2.00 0.75 0.75 2 .73 2;73 1.3 Soil Conservation 1.62 0.44 0.30 0.02 0.49 0.02 1.4 Animal Husbandry 3.66 1.33 0.5G 0.16 1.11 0. 35 1.5 Dairy and milk supply 0.41 0.25 0.24 0.21 0.37 0.27 1.6 Forests mm .. 1.76 0.51 0.35 0.15 0.56 0.27 1.7 Fisheries .. 0.31 0.07 0.08 0.01 0.15 0.01 1.8 Warehousing .. 0.11 0.04 0.04 0.04 0.04 1.9 Marketing 0.06 0.03 0.03 •• 0.05 TOTAL ., 29.63 8.23 5.41 2.30 9.01 4.90 2. CO-OPERATION AND COM. MUNITY DEVELOPMENT. 2.1 Co-operation ., ., 2.80 0.60 0.61 0.19 1.30 0.63 2.2 Commuaity Development .. 21.47 6.62 5.00 1.57 5.95 1,87 2.3 Panchayats 0.97 0.39 0,13 •• 0.16 •• TOTAL .. 25.24 7.61 5.74 1.76 7.41 2.50 3. IRRIGATION AND POWER. 3,1 Irrigation ., ., 25.82 8.63 9.70 9.70 14.98 14.98 3,2 Flood Control ,, ,, 5.92 3.27 3.27 3.41 3.41 3.3 Power 31.24 •' 8.33 8.50 10.41 10.41 TOTAL .. 57.06 14.55 21.47 21.47 28.80 28.80 A-2, STATE PLAN OUTLAY. [Rs. IN CbOEES.] 1963-64. 1964-65.
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