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118The circumstances attributable to the abnormalvariation in expenditure could not be stated with relevantrecords and documents.(iii)The enrolment of CWSN increased from 7262 in 2005-2006 to11346 in 2008-2009 (till November, 2008) but the number ofidentified children not enrolled though marginally decreasedfrom 1141 in 2005-2006 to 930 in 2006-2007 increased to 1298in 2008-09 (till November, 2008).(iv)Besides above, records showing, formal/non-formal schoolwise, class wise enrolment and disability wise break-up of allIED children during 2005-2006 to 2008-2009 (till November,2008) vis-à-vis the number of identification in each such yearcould not be shown to the Study Team.4.13.11 Performance of CWSNRecords of classwise promotion drop out etc. of CWSN andtransition pattern of IED children from Primary to Upper Primarywere not made available to the Study Team.4.13.12 Engagement of District Level Resource Organsiation(DLRO)
119No report, from each of the 10 DLRO their 44 SpecialEducators performance year wise vis-à-vis fund allocated forthe assignment during the period from 2005-2006 to 2008-2009 (till November, 2008) was made available.4.13.13 Special EducationNo records showing educational qualification and trainingstatus in respect of different categories of disabilities of SpecialEducators deployed by DLROs in 51 circle level Resource Centres(CLRCs) were made available. Further the Study Team observedthat Special Educators were not submitting any monthly/quarterly/six monthly/annual plan to the Circle Project co-ordinators.4.14 EDUCATION OF SATISFACTORY QUALITYOne of the main objectives of SSA is to focus on elementaryeducation of satisfactory quality with emphasis on education ofsatisfactory quality with emphasis on education for life.According to Education Development Index (EDI)ranking bythe National University of Educational Planning andAdministration (NUEPA), <strong>West</strong> <strong>Bengal</strong> stood 32 n d in 2005-06 and33 r d in 2006-07 due mainly to adverse Primary : Upper Primaryratio, primary teachers’ vacancies, absence of child -friendlyatmosphere in almost all the school visited and socio-economic
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CHAPTER-1WEST BENGAL1.1 WEST BENGAL
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3d) Ensuring that there is signific
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5(a) State Project Office (SPO), Sa
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71.7 DEMOGRAPHIC AND EDUCATIONAL PR
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9The authorities of the Society are
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11ORGANISATIONAL CHARTSTATE IMPLEME
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13South 24 Parganas - Against 45 me
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15YearThe position of the contractu
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17of child population in a specific
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19Sl.No.Acti vi tyAWPproposed2005-2
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21Table-3(Rupees in lakh)Sl.No.Acti
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24Institute of Education Management
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26The above status indicated tardy
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28Table- 7(Rup ees in lakh )2 0 0 6
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30Table- 9M ur s hida ba dSout h 24
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324 activities (Block Resource Cent
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342.6 FUND FLOW2.6.1FUNDING NORMS :
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362.6.3 LEVEL OF INVESTMENT BY STAT
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38annual outlay was not received in
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40December 2008) depicted a Govt. o
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42Table 11Year/Date ofsanctionAmoun
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44(vii) Delayed and short release o
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462.7.3 Rush of Expenditure in Marc
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48Table 13(Rupees in lakh)SlNo.Name
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50Cash and Bank Balance held at dis
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52(B)DISTRICT : SOUTH 24 PARGANAS(R
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542.7.7 BANK BALANCES HELD BY THE S
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56audited earlier than the issue of
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58The Society did not maintain sepa
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60MAINTENANCE OF ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT
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62Further, it was seen that the Ann
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64NPEGEL and KGBV separately withou
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66(vii) The Mission did not charge
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Page 78 and 79: 78CHAPTER-4SCHOOLS, TEACHERS, STUDE
Page 80 and 81: 80primary and upper primary schools
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Page 84 and 85: 84Position of teachers in relation
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Page 88 and 89: 88teachers were trained on Physical
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Page 92 and 93: 92Child Census-2006, was conducted
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Page 96 and 97: 96The overall completion, Repeater,
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Page 100 and 101: 10087,020) with a view to enrolling
Page 102 and 103: 102Out of 1,233 Study Centres appro
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Page 106 and 107: 106September 2008) only 5.08% of th
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Page 110 and 111: 110During 2008-09 (upto November 20
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Page 134 and 135: 134primary school teachers were not
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Page 138 and 139: 138disburse 44.87 per cent of the m
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168were procured and suppliedduring
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170years (2005-06 and 2006-07) and
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172and effective for the students,
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174[Amount in lakh]Date of release
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176(c) to improve the Quality of ed
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1782. Birbhum 50.35 19.363. Cooch B
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180NPEGEL further provides that blo
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182declaring EBB status and 4 (iden
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184districts fulfilling the main pa
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186It was observed that (i) there w
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188(iii) For the years 2005-2006 to
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190population with low female liter
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192Sl.NoDistr icts(identif ie d)Tot
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194numbers of out of school girls i
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196construction of hostels under KG
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198released by both the Government
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20011.2.6 The KGBV school visited b
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202Number ofAWCsChildrenYearState M
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204Pri ma ry Ed ucation(i n pe rcen
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206The State Mission undertook the
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208South 24 Pg s. 3 3 .07 1 .63 1 1
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210As per para 36.1 of the MFM & P,
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212Darjeeling 2 6 .35 1 .58 1 8 .76
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214IMPROPER UTILISATION OF SSA FUND
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216please be stated over of the amo
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218Apart from the above, one volunt
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220An abstract of specific features
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222♦A section of the population i
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224(i) Schools having dilapidated b
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226(Kandi CLRC) damaged and water l
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228Under SSA norms, one time grant
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230Purandarpur High, Nabagram Saunt
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2326 Khidir pur Primary7 Ugra Bhatp
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234Thus out of 56 schools visited b
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236No instance of delay in commence
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238door survey and identified the c
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240cement bags, Mats etc. students
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242In all the schools visited by th
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244It emerges from the above table
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246(i)To enhance the performance of
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248However, supply of free text boo
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250programme remained suspended til
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25215.30 Non-availability of water
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254CLRc, and schools is necessary a
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256Study Team. Special and differen
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25816.10 CWSNThe expenditures on CW
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