Performance of Flagship Programmes in Tamil Nadu

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Table 2.12: State Wise Outlays and Outcomes under NREG Scheme: 2009-10 States % of Fund Utilized 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 Cost per % of Cost per % of Personday Fund Personday Fund (Rs.) Utilized (Rs.) Utilized Cost per Personday (Rs.) Andhra 79.96 108.35 83.76 111.49 49.01 152.99 Pradesh Arunachal 75.83 94.04 40.22 101.63 n.a. n.a. Pradesh Assam 69.85 126.99 72.57 141.06 65.11 205.71 Bihar 60.17 132.74 77.04 159.81 56.91 191.70 Gujarat 69.69 91.99 75.34 126.37 85.42 153.24 Haryana 66.94 159 73.79 243.19 107.33 254.73 Himachal 66.29 161.86 89.32 195.32 59.87 209.89 Pradesh Jammu and 57.41 111.32 72.78 143.98 9.19 186.69 Kashmir Karnataka 57.71 124.42 81.72 136.72 87.87 189.09 Kerala 75.42 146.04 79.76 138.79 83.40 139.85 Madhya 70.05 120.63 65.55 141.85 58.11 186.56 Pradesh Maharashtra 58.48 86.11 50.27 117.05 54.71 175.49 Punjab 62.96 179.68 70.96 194.32 72.53 206.29 Rajasthan 85.08 127.64 69.11 126.03 37.23 110.25 Sikkim 86.04 162.32 62.49 148.08 61.11 190.28 Tamil Nadu 55.69 83.42 73.04 73.67 136.29 83.63 Tripura 94.48 139.77 75.82 158.49 99.03 168.49 Uttar Pradesh 75.82 157.07 82.72 165.77 70.16 176.09 West Bengal 70.57 119.55 87.56 135.92 83.67 171.89 Chhattisgarh 71.51 115.39 81.18 126.99 75.48 154.87 Jharkhand 56.77 178.9 71.69 163.77 69.04 175.20 Uttarakhand 87.24 130.16 78.83 155.21 3.19 84.48 Manipur 90.6 122.42 76.91 128.42 49.57 147.01 Meghalaya 81.5 103.64 72.75 123.6 38.45 128.10 Mizoram 94.43 130.79 80.2 139.85 80.50 163.55 Nagaland 94.16 134.34 79.45 175.7 85.58 156.94 Orissa 64.52 156.8 96.14 169.47 33.30 95.76 Puducherry 14.04 82.99 66.06 80.14 24.80 533.23 Andaman and 21.03 327.54 76.45 210.67 17.39 133.35 Nicobar Lakshadweep 41.06 98.18 43.6 142.89 71.39 143.53 Chandigarh n.a n.a n.a n.a n.a n.a Dadra & 2.23 2.146 67.97 191.36 n.a n.a Nagar Haveli Daman & Diu n.a n.a n.a n.a n.a n.a Goa 26.28 n.a 38.48 254.12 58.02 264.77 Grand Total 72.94 125.97 76.45 133.66 63.35 151.72 Source: As in Table 2.8. 18
Chapter 3 PRADHAN MANTRI GRAM SADAK YOJANA Government of India launched the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY), a 100 percent centrally sponsored scheme on 25 th December 2000. This scheme aims to provide all-weather roads (with necessary culverts and cross drainage structures) to all rural habitations with population 1000 and more during 2002-2003 and to all rural habitations with population 500 and more during 2004-2007, i.e., at end of 10 th Plan. 5 50 percent of the cess on high speed diesel (HSD) was earmarked for this scheme. The target is to provide all-weather road connectivity to over 1.60 lakh eligible unconnected habitations at an estimated investment of Rs. 60,000 crore. The works under this scheme are executed by the State Governments and monitored by the Ministry of Rural Development through the National Rural Roads Development Agency (NRRDA. This scheme has been implemented in different phases: Phase I in 2000-01, Phase II in 2001-02, Phase III in 2002-03, Phase IV in 2004-05, Phase V in 2005-06, Phase VI in 2006-07, Phase VII in 2007-08, Phase VIII in 2008-09 and Phase IX in 2009-10 and Phase X in 2010-11. 3.1 Financial and Physical Performances of PMGSY in India Table 3.1 shows the financial and physical performances of the scheme during 2001-02 to 2009-10. Under this scheme, not only new connectivity roads are built, but also existing roads are upgraded. The total expenditure incurred by the centre under this scheme increased from Rs. 4,725 crore in 2001-02 to Rs. 20,323 crore in 2009-10. However, the actual expenditure in each year as percent of the amount cleared by the centre (fund utilization ratio) declined continuously from 92.3 percent in 2001-02 to 32.3 percent in 2008-09. 5 Since rural road connectivity is a key component of rural development and it promotes access to economic and social services thereby generating increased agricultural income and productive employment opportunities, Government of India launched this scheme as part of its poverty reductions strategy and to synergise various flagship programmes implemented across districts in the country. 19
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The Government of India devised a s
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Table 7.11: Immunisation Performanc
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Chapter 8 ACCELERATED RURAL WATER S
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considerably high, additional funds
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Table 8.4: Water Supply Status in T
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Table 8.6: Drinking Water Quality A
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The State Government has prepared a
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Table 9.4: TSC Progress for Non-hou
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Considering the massiveness of the
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to those who do not eat egg as per
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Table 10.10: Allocation and Utiliza
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The State Planning team has prepare
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Table 11.3: Financial Achievements
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een significant and conspicuous and
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Table 11.8: District Wise Net Enrol
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(v) Appointment of Teachers Top pri
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crore for the grant assistance unde
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taken up at the end of 10 th Plan.
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Project Name Improvement of water s
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een completed and Rs.148 crore has
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• Subscription to National Public
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Appendix 12.1 APPROVED URBAN INFRAS
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Improvement to Water Supply Scheme
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Currently, the Directorate of Horti
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ack ended subsidy and offered throu
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Table 13.3: Physical Targets and Ac
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Table 13.5: Area under Crops in Tam
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Table 14.3: Sources of Water Supply
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. Other Irrigation Schemes in Tamil
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Year Installed Capacity (MW) Table
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2,768 circuit kilometers of transmi
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was lower than the all India averag
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Government of India (2010), Bulleti
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NCP (2006), “Population Projectio
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