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District Rural Development Agency, Kishanganj - : MGNREGA :- Best Practices in Kishanganj District (BIHAR) Its all about PHASE - II Kishanganj District At A Glance Kishanganj is a town and district •Area of the district: 1883.02 (square Kilometer) headquarter of Kishanganj district in Purnea division of Bihar state. It is part of •Longitude & Latitude : 25.7000° N, 86.9500° E the chicken neck of Indian map. Main •Population: 16.90948 Lakh rivers of this district ( As Per Census 2011) are Mechi, Mahananda, Kankai & •Male : 8.68845 Lakh Ramzan. It is the only tea producing •Female: 8.22103 Lakh district in Bihar. It is one of the most •Sex ratio : sensitive districts of India, as the borders Sex-ratio of Kishanganj is 946 female per thousand male. of this district are attached to Bangladesh, touching Nepal in •Literacy : southeast and north to Uttar Total Literacy Rate - 57.04% Male Literacy Rate - 65.56% Dinajpur and Darjeeling district of West Female Literacy Rate - 47.98 % Bengal respectively. Kishanganj District At A Glance Assembly seats : •Number Of Blocks : 07 1. Bahadurganj •Numbers Of Gram Panchayat : 126 2. Thakurganj 3. Kishanganj Bahadurganj Block : 20 Gram Panchayat 4. Kochadhaman : Lok Sabha Constituencies : Dighalbank Block : 16 Gram Panchayat KISHANGANJ •Transport : Kishanganj Block : 10 Gram Panchayat According the statistics Kishanganj has a major railhead which is connected to major cities and towns of India. Kishanganj railway station comes under Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR). The railway station Kochadhaman Block : 24 Gram Panchayat and NH 31 are connecting northeastern region of India to the rest of India. It has direct train connected to majority of major cities namely- New Delhi, Mumbai, Patna, Kolkata, Guwahati, Bangalore, Ch Pothia Block : 22 Gram Panchayat ennai, Tiruanantpuram etc. Garib Nawaz express starts from here for Ajmer. Rajdhani Express which runs between Delhi and Guwahati has its stoppage in Kishanganj. The National Highway No. 31 runs along with Terhagachh Block : 12 Gram Panchayat the railway line. NH 31 is one of the important and busiest highways in India. You can see that the national highway 31 in Kishanganj is beautifully made with the chain of flyovers. Thakurganj Block : 22 Gram Panchayat Kishanganj District At A Glance Assembly seats : 1. Bahadurganj 2. Thakurganj 3. Kishanganj 4. Kochadhaman Kishanganj District At A Glance In the north, international boundary of Nepal. In the east & north east, West Bengal boundary. Kishanganj District At A Glance This is the only district in BIHAR where agriculture of PINEAPLE is going on. In block Thakurganj & Pothia, this is growing up day by day… Kishanganj District At A Glance This is the only district in BIHAR to plant TEA A tea processing unit is being building up under SGSY MGNREGA – Kishanganj at a glance Year 2012-2013 Total no of job card = 262020 No of household demand for job = 33863 Only 12% of household participate in MGNREGA Employment provided = 33863 Persondays target of the year : 2560000 Achievement 54% Persondays generated : 1388146 Financial Expenditure during the year 2848.85 Lakh MGNREGA – Kishanganj at a glance Year 2013-2014 HOUSEHOLD STATUS Total no of job card = 243509 11% of household we connected in last two No of household demand for job = 26939 month & determine to connect 50% by next three months Employment provided = 19196 No of family demand for work till May 2013 : 26939 Persondays target till May 31st : 674114 Achievement 70% Persondays generated : 473450 Scheme completed in MIS 62% till date…. Block KOCHADHAMAN Total Number Of Gram Panchayat : 24 Total Number Of Villages : 145 Total Population : 291345 Male : 150965 Female : 140380 Literacy Rate : 48% Job Card Holders : 45798` Mahadalit Family : 5040 KHET POKHRI at the beginning… Best Practices of MGNREGA A successful implementation of KHET POKHRI in Kishanganj Why “KHET POKHRI”? Water conservation is the easiest and most easy on the pocket way to address water shortages. It maintains the water level for the local area. Also can be developed as permanent storage of water for future. Local inhabitances/farmers use the water throughout the for their purpose and agriculture. Water Conservation Work IS Going On…. Beneficiaries can improve their income by fishing . Best Practices of MGNREGA A Success on KHET POKHRI under MGNREGA Phase - II Category of The Scheme Approved Work Completion Schemes Started Khet Pokhri 837 383 168 The scheme comes under Water Conservation & Water Harvesting. At the end of financial year 2012-2013 and starting of financial year 2013-2014 we have started 383 numbers of KHET POKHRI (Farm Pond) in which 168 has been completed. The BLP families are mostly attached to this scheme and has resulting into future economic business. In the scheme the most important achievement is generation of PERSONDAYS having RATIO of labor and material : 99.05 : 0.05 Best Practices of MGNREGA A brave attempt is taken by the block KOCHADHAMAN to implement this scheme. Khet Pokhri at KOCHADHAMAN Total no of KHET POKHRI Taken : 65 Work Completed : 35 Persondays Generated on the KHET POKHRI : 21000 Persondays Total expenditure made in this 35 nos of KHET POKHRI : Rs. 3038000/- KHET POKHRI Best Practices of MGNREGA Name Of The Scheme KHET POKHRI in the land of DAY MARKET Estimated Cost Rs. 159700/- Expenditure Made Rs. 125630/- Mandays Created 858 Persondays in which 480 Persondays belongs to MAHADALIT family. Future Use Of This Fishery, Plantation surrounding the KHET POKHRI Gram Panchayat DERAMARI : Block - Kochadhaman KHET POKHRI Best Practices of MGNREGA Name Of The Scheme KHET POKHRI in the land of Juber Alam Estimated Cost Rs. 98300/- Expenditure Made Rs. 96300/- Mandays Created 668 Persondays in wich 480 Persondays belongs to MAHADALIT family. Future Use Of This Fishery, Plantation surrounding the KHET POKHRI Gram Panchayat BHAGAL : Block - Kochadhaman KHET POKHRI Best Practices of MGNREGA Name Of The Schemelc KHET POKHRI in the land of Md Arif Estimated Cost Rs. 93800/- Expenditure Made Rs. 89008/- Mandays Created 616 Persondays in which 37 persondays belongs to MAHADALIT families. Future Use Of This Fishery, Plantation of Coconut Plant Gram Panchayat : BALIYA : Block – Kochadhaman KHET POKHRI Best Practices of MGNREGA Name Of The Scheme KHET POKHRI in the land of Nikhil Kumar Estimated Cost Rs. 181700/- Expenditure Made Rs. 176990/- Mandays Created 1255 Mandays in which 230 persondays belongs to MAHADALIT families. Future Use Of This Fishery, Plantation of Plant Gram Panchayat : BUALDAH : Block - Kochadhaman KHET POKHRI Best Practices of MGNREGA Name Of The Scheme Aminuddin Ke Jamin Pe Talaw Nirman Estimated Cost Rs. 99284/- Expenditure Made Rs. 97484/- Mandays Created 650 Persondays in which 113 persondays belongs to MAHADALIT families. Future Use Of This Fishery, Plantation of Plant Gram Panchayat : Patkoikalan : Block – Kochadhaman KHET POKHRI Best Practices of MGNREGA Justification To Take The Scheme : -:UNUSED :- As per beneficiary’s statement, this Land is not land was not suitable for cultivation. suitable for The beneficiary (Md. Aminuddin) any type of desired to make a pond in this land cultivation to Gram Sabha so that an earning near about Rs. 25000/ per year can BEFORE be made by fishing from this PHOKRI. Apart from this he also desires for plantation of coconut trees surrounding his POKHAR. The picture shows the status of land prior to starting of this scheme and after. AFTER Gram Panchayat : Patkoikalan KHET POKHRI Best Practices of MGNREGA Name Of The Scheme KHET POKHRI in the land of Md Afaq Estimated Cost Rs. 100943/- Expenditure Made Rs. 93668/- Mandays Created 622Persondays in which 102persondays belongs to MAHADALIT families. Future Use Of This Fishery, Plantation of Plant Cousin of beneficiary Gram Panchayat : Patkoikalan : Block – Kochadhaman KHET POKHRI Best Practices of MGNREGA Name Of The Scheme KHET POKHRI in the land of Naimuddin Estimated Cost Rs. 98300/- Expenditure Made Rs. 52400/- Mandays Created 350 persondays in which 120 persondays belongs to MAHADALIT families. Future Use Of This Fishery, Plantation surrounding the KHET POKHRI Benefited Household Gram Panchayat : BHAGAL : Block – Kochadhaman KHET POKHRI Best Practices of MGNREGA Name Of The Scheme KHET POKHRI in the land of Akbar Alam Estimated Cost Rs. 97300/- Expenditure Made Rs. 90212/- Mandays Created 624 persondays in which 33 persondays belongs to MAHADALIT families. Future Use Of This Fishery, Plantation surrounding the KHET POKHRI Benefited Household Gram Panchayat : BALIYA : Block – Kochadhaman KHET POKHRI Best Practices of MGNREGA Name Of The Scheme KHET POKHRI in the land of Raghubir Estimated Cost Rs. 48300/- Expenditure Made Rs. 43000/- Mandays Created 282persondays in which 180 persondays belongs to MAHADALIT families. Future Use Of This Fishery, Plantation surrounding the KHET POKHRI Benefited Household Gram Panchayat : MODHO : Block – Kochadhaman KHET POKHRI Best Practices of MGNREGA Name Of The Scheme KHET POKHRI in the land of Sadekun Nisha Estimated Cost Rs. 81805/- Expenditure Made Rs. 56400/- Mandays Created 379 persondays in which 274 persondays belongs to MAHADALIT families. Future Use Of This Fishery, Plantation surrounding the KHET POKHRI Benefited Household Son Of The Beneficiary Gram Panchayat : MODHO : Block – Kochadhaman KHET POKHRI Best Practices of MGNREGA Name Of The Scheme KHET POKHRI in the land of Jareen Khatun Estimated Cost Rs. 74300/- Expenditure Made Rs. 70600/- Mandays Created 480 persondays in which 215 persondays belongs to MAHADALIT families. Future Use Of This Fishery, Plantation surrounding the KHET POKHRI Benefited Household Son Of Jareen Fatema Gram Panchayat : MODHO : Block – Kochadhaman KHET POKHRI Best Practices of MGNREGA Name Of The Scheme KHET POKHRI in the land of Ajam Estimated Cost Rs. 46379/- Expenditure Made Rs. 36114/- Mandays Created 232 persondays in which 80 persondays belongs to MAHADALIT families. Future Use Of This Fishery, Plantation surrounding the KHET POKHRI Benefited Household Gram Panchayat : TEGHARIYA : Block – Kochadhaman KHET POKHRI Best Practices of MGNREGA Name Of The Scheme KHET POKHRI in the land of Ajam Kha Estimated Cost Rs. 53661/- Expenditure Made Rs.
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    Potential Projects for Pvt part Railway Projects which could be considered for Private Participation S.No. Name of the Project Length Cost as per Survey Rate of Return State (in Km) (Rs. In Cr) 1 Ahmedabad‐Himmatnagar‐Udaipur Gauge 299.2 742.88 15.91% Rajasthan, Gujarat Conversion 2 Ambala Cantt ‐ Dhapper Doubling 22.71 99.99 Less than 14% Haryana 3 Ara‐Bhabua Road New Line 122 490.8 Socially desirable Bihar 4 Araria‐Galgalia (Thakurganj) New Line 100 529.88 Socially desirable Bihar 5 Araria‐Supaul New Line 92 304.41 Socially desirable Bihar 6 Bhadoi‐Janghai Doubling 30.5 89.1 15.36% Uttar Pradesh 7 Bhagat‐ki‐kothi‐Luni Doubling 28.12 97.36 Less than 14% Rajasthan 8 Bihta‐Aurangabad New Line 118.45 326.2 Socially desirable Bihar 9 Birur ‐Shivani Doubling 28.67 121.98 29.16% Karnataka 10 Champajharan‐Bimalgarh Doubling 21 149.9 34.06% Orissa 11 Chennai‐Cuddalore via Mahabalipuram New Line 179.28 523.52 Socially desirable Tamil Naidu 12 Chhindwara‐Mandla Fort Gauge Conversion 182.25 556.54 Socially desirable Madhya Pradesh 13 Chhitauni‐Tumkuhi Road New Line 58.88 243.78 Socially desirable Bihar, Uttar Pradesh 14 Dangoaposi and Rajkharswan 3rd line 75 309.44 32.11% Jharkhand 15 Dehri on Sone‐Banjari New Line 36.4 106.2 Socially desirable Bihar 16 Delang‐Puri Doubling 29 133.71 Less than 14% Orissa 17 Durg‐Rajanandgaon 3rd line 31 147.06 Less than 14% Chhattisgarh 18 Gauge Conversion of Dholpur‐Sirmuttra with 144.6 622.41 7.16% Rajasthan extension to Gangapur City 19 Gauge Conversion of Gwalior‐Sheopur Kalan with 284 1176.09 Socially desirable
  • Application Number Panchayat Name Block Name Candidate Name

    Application Number Panchayat Name Block Name Candidate Name

    Kishanganj District-List of Not Shortlisted Candidates for the Post of Uddeepika Percen Application DD/IPO tage Panchayat Name Block Name Candidate Name Father's/ Husband Name Correspondence Address Date Of Birth Ctageory number Number Of Marks S .No. Reasons of Rejection 48 Kishanganj Kishanganj Susmita Rai Ashok Rai Gandhi Nagar, Aspatal Road, PO+Dist- Kishanganj, Pincode- 855107 23-Jan-92 BC 9H 731378 63.00 Panchayat name is not in list 1 2 60 Kishanganj Kishanganj SONA SINGH VIDHUT KUMAR SINGH VILL- DUMARIYA, PO+DIST- KISHANGANJ. 22-Oct-92 BC 9H 731377 63.00 Panchayat name is not in list ASPATAL ROAD, WARD NO- 25, PO+PS+DIST- KISHANGANJ, PINCODE- 63 Kishanganj Kishanganj PRIYANKA DAS NIRMAL KANTI DAS 05-May-88 BC 9H 735192 47.00 Panchayat name is not in list 3 855107 4 71 Kishanganj Kishanganj SUSHMITA DAS NIRMAL KANTI DAS ASPATAL ROAD, WARD NO.- 25, PO+PS+DIST-KISHANGANJ 06-Jul-91 BC 9H 735193 57.00 Panchayat name is not in list 5 88 MOHUDDINPUR Kishanganj PURNIMA KUMARI SUNIL CHANDRA SAHA VILL- MOHIUDDINPUR, PO- CHAKLA, PS- KISHANGANJ 16-Jun-93 EBC 9H 735213 45.00 Panchayat name is not in list 109 Kishanganj Kishanganj BABITA ROY ASHOK KUMAR ROY VILL- GANDHI NAGAR, HOSPOTAL ROAD, BARD NO.- 14 PIN- 855107 03-Aug-90 BC 9H 735270 54.00 Panchayat name is not in list 6 VILL- MILANPALLI , P.O.- KISHANGANJ , P.S.- KISHANGANJ , PIN- 110 KAJLAMINI Kishanganj SONI KUMARI SURESH YADAV 08-Feb-93 BC 9H 735260 49.00 Panchayat name is not in list 7 855107 8 194 Thakurganj Thakurganj SARASWATI KUMARI VISHNU PRASAD SAH STATION ROAD, THAKURGANJ, PINCODE- 855116 20-Jan-95 EBC 9H 729932 61.00 Panchayat name is not in list BARKHA KUMARI 199 CHURIPATTI HAT Kishanganj BALESHWAR PASWAN GANDHI NAGAR, HOSPITAL ROAD 09-Feb-92 SC 54.00 Panchayat name is not in list PASWAN 9 VILL- HOSPOTAL ROAD, C.S.