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(ii) opening of new upper primary schools (iii) Construction of newprimary school buildings (iv) Construction of new upper primaryschool buildings (v) construction of additional classrooms (vi)recruitment of teachers and (vii) opening of KGBVs.Review of progress of SSA civil works for the period ending 30.06.201211. Subsequently in the post lunch session review of monthly andquarterly progress reports submitted by the States and UTs were takenup. Three States (Arunachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir) and UTof Lakshadweep have not submitted QPR and the State of Jammu &Kashmir and UT of Lakshadweep have not submitted MPR. Theprogress of works submitted is based on 30 th June, 2012 report (QPRand MPR). The details of item wise national average progress achievedand the States which are below:Quarterly Progress Report as on 30.06.2012ItemNational Average(Comp %)BRC 91%CRC 92%PS 81%UPS 88%ACR 72%DW 92%States performance below National AverageArunachal Pradesh 84%Bihar 86%, Chhattisgarh 81%, Goa 82%,J&K 75%, Kerala 85%, Mizoram 84%, Nagaland 88%, Orissa64%, Chandigarh 0%, D& N Haveli 0%, Delhi 32%,Lakshadweep 0%,Chhattisgarh 77%, Goa 26%, J&K 80%, Kerala 62%, Nagaland0%, Orissa 86%, West Bengal 76%, Chandigarh 40%, D & NHaveli 36%, Daman and Diu 41%, Lakshadweep 0%,Pondicherry 71%,Bihar 60%, H.P 3%, J&K 56%,Kerala 39%, Manipur 42%,Meghalaya 67%, Nagaland 22%, Orissa 79%,Uttara Pradesh72%, Uttarakhand 77%, West Bengal 51%, A & N Island 7%,Chandigarh 50%, D & Diu 78%, Lakshadweep 0%, Pondicherry0%Arunachal Pradesh 83%, H.P. 0%, Haryana 82%, J&K 62%,Karnataka 0%, Kerala 0%, MP 87%, Maharashtra 82%, Manipur29%, Meghalaya 29%, Nagaland 15%, Sikkim 18%, West Bengal16%, Chandigarh 0%, Daman & Diu 67%, Lakshadweep 0%,Pondicherry 0%.Bihar 54%, Goa 54%, J&K 27%, Jharkhand 54%, Manipur 41%,Meghalaya 59%, Orissa 66%, West Bengal 61%, A&N 49%,Chandigarh 29%, D& N Haveli 61%, Daman and Diu 58%, Delhi68%, Lakshadweep 24%Bihar 86%, Chhattisgarh 75%, Goa 53%, J&K 63%, Haryana 88%,Maharashtra 83%, Orissa 79%, Sikkim 83%, Tamil Nadu 81%,West Bengal 80%, Dadra and Nagar 36%, Daman and Diu 74%,Lakshadweep 0%10
ItemNational Average(Comp %)Toilets 69%States performance below National AverageArunachal Pradesh 69%, Chhattisgarh 59%, Goa 55%, Gujarat49%, J&K 0%, Jharkhand 59%, Maharashtra 31%, Manipur37%, Orissa 21%, Tripura 54%, West Bengal 48%, Dadra andNagar 19%, Lakshadweep 0%.12. State wise item wise physical & financial progress achieved up to 30.06.2012 and thedetails of review is given below.ItemNationalAverageAchievementby the StateRemarks by MHRD and reply by the State during review(Comp %) (Comp %)Andhra PradeshBRC 91 97 Shri. Virender Singh, Deputy Secretary, MHRD enquired about the status of 34 PSCRC 92 100PS 81 94UPS 88 100ACR 72 72DW 93 100Toilets 69 88buildings which are in progress. Shri. K. Vijay Kumar mentioned that all thebuildings are at different levels of construction and will be completed bySeptember 2012 and most of the works which are not started are approved during2012-13.Out of 9431 ACRs which are in progress most of them are at roof level.Works which are not started (21910) are due to non availability of land. He addedthat the problem is mainly in Hyderabad and after starting the work people go tocourt. Another reason for not starting is non availability of sand as the High courthas banned sand mining in the State. This has affected the progress of work.Regarding the ongoing and not started DW he was advised to complete themearly. Regarding the ongoing/not started works relating to toilets he mentionedthat during last year they have completed 13000 and all the remaining works willbe completed by September 2012.BiharBRC 91 86 Shri. Rajesh Kumar Singh, CWM I/C SSA, Bihar mentioned that out of 3919 PSCRC 92 99 buildings not started and land is available for 2261 schools. Since land and fund isPS 81 60 available these will be taken up after the monsoon. He was requested to expediteUPS 88 97 the works early. UPS buildings not started due to court cases. Shri. VirenderACR 72 88 Singh Deputy Secretary MHRD mentioned that large no of classrooms are inDW 93 86 progress and asked about the likely completion of these ACRs. CWM mentionedthat for some land was not available. He was asked to expedite the progress.CWM informed that most of them will be completed by March 2013. Regardingprovision of DW he was informed that 206 works are in progress and more than3000 are not started.CWM mentioned that for the bore wells proposed earlier thewater level has gone down and they are not in a position to take up as theToilets 69 80 estimates approved was less. Any additional cost over & above the cost approvedby PAB has to be met from the State resources. Regarding provision of toilets hewas informed that 5761 are in progress and 8541 are not started. CWM mentionedthat targets are to be reconciled and reconciliation was done during appraisal andthis has not been included in the present report. He was requested to send thereconciled figures to MHRD early .ChhattisgarhBRC 91 81 Regarding the progress of PS buildings Shri. H.R. Sharma, Assistant Director,CRC 92 77PS 81 85UPS 88 89ACR 72 81DW 93 75Toilets 69 59Planning, SSA Chhattisgarh mentioned that two BRCs have not been started and aletter has been sent by the SPD to the districts to start the work. The CRCs whichwere not started are from 2011-12 and these will be started early. Regarding PS headded that about 500 PS buildings are from Naxal affected districts and they donot allow them to take up the work. Regarding the UPS he mentioned that all thenot started works will be taken up and completed. Regarding ACRs shementioned that about 11000 ACRs are not started due to Naxal problem.Regarding provision of drinking water she mentioned that PHED is implementingthe programme for provision of water supply to schools. SSA funds were releasedto them for taking up the work. PHED is delaying the matter. The State wasadvised to take up the issue through Secretary, Education/SPD/DCs citing theSupreme Court order. Regarding provision of toilets to schools she mentionedthat one toilet is provided in each school and SMCs are carrying out theimplementation. The State was asked to expedite the process of implementation sothat the targets approved are completed early and to reconcile the physical &financial targets approved.GoaBRC 91 82 The State was informed that 54 ACRs are in progress and 50 ACRs are not takenCRC 92 26 up. These works are in progress from 2008-09. Shri. Vishal Sawant, JuniorPS 81 0 Engineer mentioned that fund availability is a problem due to increased unit cost.UPS 88 0 He was informed that any additional cost over and above the cost approved by11
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