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Plan Expenditure and Non-Plan Expenditure Expenditure on specific planned activities under the Five Year Plan is termed as Plan Expenditure. Expenditure made for meeting day-to-day expenses and running establishments like payment of salaries, wages, rent, etc. come under the Non-Plan Expenditure. Non-Plan Expenditure may also include activities for development of existing infrastructure and bringing about improvements in the Prisons. Details of State/UT wise Plan and Non-Plan Budget and Actual Expenditure for SL. NO. STATE/UT Table 12(A) Total Sanctioned Budget during 2010-11 and 2011-12 and Percentage Variation in 2011-12 over 2010-11 TOTAL SANCTIONED BUDGET (IN ` LAKHS) 2010-2011 2011-2012 PERCENTAGE VARIATION IN 2011-12 OVER 2010-11 1 ANDHRA PRADESH 12687.7 17582.2 38.6 2 ARUNACHAL PRADESH 437.8 467.3 6.7 3 ASSAM 6104.5 5779.9 -5.3 4 BIHAR 13791.7 23153.9 67.9 5 CHHATTISGARH 5333.9 6681.4 25.3 6 GOA 1867.3 2518.0 34.8 7 GUJARAT 11147.8 14038.2 25.9 8 HARYANA 12463.3 10336.9 -17.1 9 HIMACHAL PRADESH 1854.2 1719.0 -7.3 10 JAMMU & KASHMIR 4918.6 6793.0 38.1 11 JHARKHAND 7479.2 9357.0 25.1 12 KARNATAKA 8744.3 8687.1 -0.7 13 KERALA 5958.5 10323.1 73.2 14 MADHYA PRADESH 14764.6 16611.4 12.5 15 MAHARASHTRA 13564.7 17902.8 32.0 16 MANIPUR 1251.0 1201.2 -4.0 17 MEGHALAYA 214.5 1093.8 409.9 18 MIZORAM 1284.9 1263.9 -1.6 19 NAGALAND 1958.9 2307.6 17.8 20 ODISHA 8571.9 12143.8 41.7 21 PUNJAB 11331.7 16742.7 47.8 22 RAJASTHAN 7195.0 9213.4 28.1 23 SIKKIM 587.2 594.7 1.3 24 TAMIL NADU 13583.7 16055.2 18.2 25 TRIPURA 3105.9 3188.8 2.7 26 UTTAR PRADESH 97018.2 72956.2 -24.8 27 UTTARAKHAND 1863.5 1926.1 3.4 28 WEST BENGAL 16395.5 17202.3 4.9 TOTAL(STATES) 285480.0 307840.9 7.8 29 A & N ISLANDS 587.6 707.0 20.3 30 CHANDIGARH 685.7 693.7 1.2 31 D & N HAVELI 9.5 10.0 5.3 32 DAMAN & DIU 38.9 44.9 15.4 33 DELHI 11921.0 14093.9 18.2 34 LAKSHADWEEP 10.0 10.0 0.0 35 PUDUCHERRY 510.3 320.4 -37.2 TOTAL(UTs) 13763.0 15879.9 15.4 TOTAL (ALL-INDIA) 299243.0 323720.8 8.2 158
the year 2011-12 are presented in Table 12.1. The Plan Expenditure in Gujarat was reported as highest (` 7,907.4 lakhs) followed by Odisha (` 3,018.5 lakhs), Bihar (` 2,600.6 lakhs), West Bengal (` 1,975.4 lakhs) and Haryana (` 1,974.0 lakhs) The highest Non-Plan expenditure was reported from Uttar Pradesh (` 54,138.3 lakhs) followed by Tamil Nadu (` 15,599.1 lakhs), Madhya Pradesh (` 14,894.8 lakhs), West Bengal (` 14,488.9 lakhs), Maharashtra (` 14,154.0 lakhs), Andhra Pradesh (` 13,551.0 lakhs), Delhi (` 13,208.2 lakhs), Punjab (` 13,196.5 lakhs) and Bihar (` 13,057.0 lakhs). The total sanctioned budget in case of Kerala (` 10,323.1 lakhs) was less than their actual expenditure of ` 10,476.6 lakhs. The total sanctioned budget and actual expenditure was equal in case of Nagaland (` 2,307.6 lakhs), Chandigarh (` 693.7 lakhs), Daman & Diu (` 44.9 lakhs) and D&N Haveli (` 10.0 lakhs). In the case of remaining States and UTs, the total expenditure incurred was less than their sanctioned budget. Expenses on Prison Inmates The recurring expenditure on prison inmates with details of expenses made on Food, Clothing, Medical, Vocational, Educational facilities, Welfare and other expenses for the year 2011-2012 has been presented in Table 12.2. expenditure under this head were Madhya Pradesh (` 174.8 lakhs), Andhra Pradesh (` 153.9 lakhs), West Bengal (` 137.4 lakhs) and Jharkhand (` 119.6 lakhs) Delhi (` 1,878.5 lakhs), Punjab (` 608.3 lakhs), Uttar Pradesh (` 564.8 lakhs), West Bengal (` 465.1 lakhs) and Madhya Pradesh (` 460.3 lakhs) spent a large share of their budget under medical expenses for the treatment of prison inmates. The highest expenditure on vocational / educational facilities was reported from Odisha (` 560.3 lakhs), Andhra Pradesh (` 255.1 lakhs) and Kerala (` 103.1 lakhs) out of 22 States / UTs which reported vocational / educational expenses on inmates for the financial year 2011-2012. Odisha has reported highest expenditure (` 384.3 lakhs) on welfare activities of prison inmates followed by West Bengal (` 245.1 lakhs), Bihar (` 176.1 lakhs) and Tamil Nadu (` 164.9 lakhs). Delhi, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra had spent ` 5,686.4 lakhs, ` 3,256.5 lakhs, ` 2,125.9 lakhs, ` 1,358.6 lakhs and ` 1,071.7 lakhs respectively under miscellaneous expenditures termed as 'Other expenses'. Maximum amount was spent mainly on providing food to the inmates, as per the analysis of expenses made on prison inmates, in various States/UTs. Uttar Pradesh (` 8,778.8 lakhs), Madhya Pradesh (` 3,874.8 lakhs), Jharkhand (` 3,278.4 lakhs), West Bengal (` 2,986.8 lakhs), Bihar (` 2,845.6 lakhs) and Maharashtra (` 2,742.9 lakhs) had spent maximum amount of their budget under this head. Bihar had spent considerable amount of ` 280.6 lakhs on clothing of prison inmates during the financial year 2011-12. Some of the other States / UTs which earmarked a reasonable amount of 159
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PRISON STATISTICS INDIA 2011 Nation
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Murder alone accounted for 58.0% (6
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Rate of change in number of Undertr
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DISTRICT JAILS IN INDIA DURING 2011
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WOMEN JAILS IN INDIA DURING 2011 Ja
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OCCUPANCY RATE AS ON 31.12.2011 Jam
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UNDERTRIALS IN INDIA AS ON 31.12.20
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FEMALE UNDERTRIALS AS ON 31.12.2011
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Punjab (8,614), Rajasthan (8,118),
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