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ANNUAL PLAN 1969-70- ANDHRA PRADESH-VB-PCL-80624.Pdf REVIEW OF PROGRESS ANNUAL PLAN 1969-70 ANDHRA PRADESH ISSUED BY G o v e r n m e n t o f a n d h r a p r a d e s h PLANNING AND CO-OPERATION DEPARTMENT o Government of India PLANNING COMMISSION P d LIBR.AKY I Class No.......... 9 S 4 A 3 o Jj Book N o ........................ ^...... REVIEW OF PROGRESS ANNUAL PLAN 1969-70 ANDHRA PRADESH ISSUED BY Go v e r n m e n t o f a n d h r a p r a d e s h PLA NNING AND CO-OPERATION DEPARTMENT PREFACE This is a review of progress of plan schemes imple­ mented during the year 1969-70. The financial and physical targets and achievements incorporated in this review are based on the material received from the departments of secretariat and heads of departments concerned with planning. The expenditure figures are only provisional and subject to confirmation and reconciliation. The region-wise break-up has been given for the three regions separately, i.e., for Coastal Andhra, Rayalaseema and Telangana for the first time. This break-up also is only provisional and subject to confirmation after reconciliation of accounts. The review is presented in three parts. Part-I gives a brief review of achievements during the year in each sector of development including the reasons for shortfalls if any. Part-II consists of statistical state­ ments indicating the details of scheme-wise expenditure incurred during 1969-70. Part-III gives selected physical targets and achievements under each head of development. It is hopec that this publication would provide useful inf ormation o.i the pirogress of Plan schemes implemented in this State during 1969-70. Any suggestions for improve­ ment would be gratefully received. B. P. R. VITHAL, Secretary to Government, Planning and Co-operation Department. Hyderabad, Dated 19th September, 1970. CONTENTS PART-I Brief Review on the Progress of Annual Plan for 1969-70 Page 1. General 1 2. Agricultural Production 3 3. Agricultural University 11 4. Land Development 12 5. Training Centres 12 6. Minor Irrigation 13 7. Soil Conservation 14 8. Development of Ayacuts 16 9. Animal Husbandry 19 10. Dairying and Milk Supply .. 23 11. Forests 25 12. Fisheries 28 13. Warehousing and Marketing 31 14. Co-operation 33 15. Community Development 41 16. Panchayats 42 17. Nagarjunasagar Project 43 18. Major and Medium Irrigation including Pochampad Project 44 19. Power 50 20. Large and Medium Industries 56 21. Mineral Development 57 22. Metric System 58 23. Village & Small Scale Industries 58 24. Handlooms 61 25. Roads and Transport 63 26. Minor Ports 65 27. Tourism 65 28, General Education ,, ,, ,, 06 («) Page 29. Technical Education .. .. 68 30. Cultural Programmes (Archaeology and Museum).. 69 31. Medical 69 (/) Modern Medicine 69 (i7) Indian Medicine 77 32. Public Health .. .. 77 33. Urban Water Supply and Drainage 82 34. Rural Water Supply and Sanitation 83 35. Housing 84 36. Urban Development 86 37. Welfare of Scheduled Tribes 87 38. Welfare of Scheduled Castes & other Backward Classes 93 39. Social Welfare .. 94 40. Craftsmen Training & Labour We’fare 94 41. Public Co-operation 96 42. Statistics and Evaluation .. 97 43. Publicity 97 44. Broadcasting 97 45. Special Telangana Development Schemes 98 AIL (ill) PART II Statement Showing the Provisions and Expenditure for 1969-70 Page 1. Summary statement of expenditure .. 104 2. Agricultural Production .. 116 3. Agricultural University .. 118 4. Land Development .. 122 5. Training Centres .. 122 6. Minor Irrigation .. 122 7- Soil Conservation .. 126 %. Developmeat of Ayacuts .. .. 126 9. Animal Husbandry 130 10, Dairying and Milk Supply.. 134 11. Forests .. 134 12. Fisheries .. 136 13. WarehousLig and Marketing .. 136 14. Co-operatbn .. 138 15. Community Development .. .. 140 16. Panchayatj .. 142 17. Nagarjunsagar Project .. 142 18. Major and Medium Irrigation .. 144 19. Power .. .. 146 20. Large and Medium Industries.. .. .. .. 150 21. Mineral Development .. 150 22. Metric System .. .. 150 23. Village & Small Scale Industries .. 152 24. Handlcons .. 162 25. Roads anc Transport .. 162 26. Minor Pots .. 166 27. Tourism .. 166 28. General Elucation .. 166 29. Technical Education .. 182 30. Cultural Pogrammes (Archaeology and Museums) 184 (iv) Page 3j. Medical 184 (0 Modern Medicine •. .. 184 (fi) Indian Medicine .. .. 188 32. Public Health .. • • 190 33. Urban Water Supply and Drainage .. =. 190 34. Rural Water Supply and Sanitation .. 192 35. Housing .. 192 36. Urban Development .. 194 37. Welfare of Scheduled Castes and other Backward Classes 194 38. Welfare of Scheduled Tribes .. 196 39. Social Welfare .. .. 196 40. Craftsmen Training and Labour Welfare .. 198 41. Public Co-operation .. 200 42. Statistics and Evaluation .. 200 43. Publicity .. 202 44. Broadcasting • • 202 (V) PART—n i Statement indicating the Pliysical Targets and Achievements during 1969-70 Page 1. Director of Agriculture .. 206 2. Managing Director, Agro-Industries Corporation .. 208 3. Agricultural University .. 209 4. Director of Animal Husbandry .. 209 5. Milk Commissioner .. 210 6. Chief Conservator of Forests .. 211 7. Director of Fisheries .. 211 8. Director of Marketing .. 211 9. Board of revenue .. 212 10. Registrar of Co-operative Societies .. 212 11. Public Works (Projects wing) Dept. .. 214 12. Chief Engineer (Major Irrigation) .. 215 13. Chief En^neer (Minor Irrigation) .. 215 14. Chief Engineer (Electricity-Projects and Board) .. 215 15. Director of Industries .. 215 16. Director of Handlooms ., 216 17. Director of Public Instruction .. 217 18. Director of Technical Education .. 218 119. Director of Medical and Health Services .. 218 20. Director of Indian Medicine and Homeopathy .. 219 21. Chief Engineer iPanchayati Raj) .. 219 22. Chief Engineer Roads and Buildings) .. 220 23. Director of Social Welfare .. 220 24. Director of Tribal Welfare .. 221 25. Director of Muticipal Administration .. 221 26. Director of Tovn Planning .. 221 27. Road Transjort Corporation .. 222 28. Housing Board .. 222 29. Hyderabad Muiicipal Corporation .. 222 GENERAL REVIEW OF PROGRESS—ANNUAL PLAN FOR 1969-70 The amount originally provided in the plan budget fot 1969-70, for the normal state plan schemes was Rs. 73.50 crores as against the outlay of Rs. 62.00 crores approved by Planning Commission. The Government of India had subsequently allotted additional central assistance of Rs. 1.00 c'rore for Nagarjunasagar Project Left Canal, Rs. 1.00 crore for Pochampad Project and Rs. 025 crore for stepping up the pace of investigation and survey of potential of irrigation and power projects particularly with a view for providing additional employ­ ment oppo'rtunities for the engineering and other technical personnel. The additional central assistance provided for the above three items was under non-plan, but since there was no provision available for these schemes under non-plan, the additional assistance provided for them was included in the Plan by a corres­ ponding increase of the state plan outlay. The State Government had also provided additional funds of Rs. 5.00 lakhs for Public Works Department Minor Irrigation, Rs. 5.25 lakhs for the Nehru Zoological Park ander the head Fo'rest’, Rs. 15,00 lakhs for Guntakal Channel Scheme under Tungabhadra Project High Level Canal Stage-II and Rs. 5.00 lakhs fo*r the Bahuda Reservoir Scheme. They had also allowed additional fiunds for pjwer schemes for the State Electricity Board a^nd certain other schemes. Taking the above additional allotments and the savings reported under some heads Rs. 85.62 cro:es had been provided in the revised estimates for .9®-70, as against the revised outlay of Rs. 64.25 c'rore approved by Planning Commission. Sub­ sequently Rs. 1.00 crore extra was released to the Andhra Praiesh Industrial Development Corpo­ ration for the Ball Bearing Project. With this, the revised estina;es for 1969-70 increased to Rs. 86.62 crores. Tlhe revised esimates of Rs. 86.62 crores included Rs. 36.30 crorer, fo!r Power schemes of the Andhra Pradesh State ^ Elect:ic.ty Board. The Andhra Pradesh State Electricity 3oird had however provided only Rs. 34.11 crcre; h its revised estimates for 1969-70 and had also repoitec this amount as the revised provision SP/433—1 for the Board works in 1969-70. The difference was Rs. 2.19 crores (Rs. 36.30—34.11 crores). As a result of this, the revised outlay for the Annual Plan for 1969-70 was Rs. 84.43 crores (Rs. 86.62—2.19 crores). Against this, the expenditure incurred was Rs. 76.94 crores accord­ ing to prelimina'ry figures recevied from the heads of departments. The following table would indicate the major headwise details of the original and revised provisions and the provisional expenditure incurred dur­ ing the Annual Plan 1969-70. (Rs. in lakhs ) Provision for 1969-70 SI. Head o f Development X Expenditure No. Original Revised incurred dur­ ing 1969-70 {Provisional) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 1. Agricultural Production 1,123.00 1,003.28 890. 19 2. Co-operation and Community Development 270.25 225.70 208.28 3, Irrigation and Power : (a) Major and Medium Irrigation 1,987.00 2,232.00 2,280.44 {b) Power 3,457.00 3,881.00 3,372.(04 4. Industry and Mining 227.50 327.50 363. 12 5. Transport and Communications 206.00 206.00 166. 51 6. Social Services 575.00 565.02 412.48 7. Miscellaneous 4.00 2.74 1. 35 Total . 7,849.75 8,443.24 7,694. 41 Coastal Andhra 3,368.99 3,463.41 3,036.22 Rayalaseema 1,255.97 1,376.93 . 1,218.44 Telangana 3,224.79 3,602.90 3,439.75 The figures mentioned above are provisional aind subject to revision after getting the reconciled expenditure particula’rs and do not include Rs.
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