ANNUAL WORK PLAN & BUDGET, 2013-14

MID-DAY MEAL SCHEME

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GOVT. OF ASSAMGOVT. OF ASSAM

April 19, 2023 2

WELCOME TO ASSAM WELCOME TO ASSAM

A photograph of Kaziranga with one horned Rhino A photograph of Kaziranga with one horned Rhino

33MAA KAMAKHYA TEMPLE, GUWAHATIMAA KAMAKHYA TEMPLE, GUWAHATI

ASSAM AT A GLANCE Geographical area - 78438 Sq. Km Districts - 27

Autonomous Councils - 3 Sub-Divisions - 56 Blocks Community - 219 Education - 137 Villages (Revenue) - 26395 Towns - 214 Total Population - 31169272

Male - 15954927 Female - 2206219 Population of age group (0-6) years - 4511307 Literacy rate Male - 78.81 Female - 67.27 Total - 73.18

44Source – As per 2011 Census Source – As per 2011 Census

Languages/Medium in Elementary Schools

AssameseBengaliBodoNepaliManipuriGaroHmarEnglishHindi

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Role of various Department/ Agencies in Mid-Day Meal Scheme

The Department of Elementary Education is the Nodal Department for implementation of MID DAY MEAL in the State and the Director of Elementary Education, Assam is the State Nodal Officer of MDM.

Food and Civil Supplies Department is the Nodal Agency for transportation of foodgrains in the State.

Deputy Commissioners are the District Nodal Officer of Mid-Day Meal Scheme and the Principal Secretaries are the District Nodal Officer of the Autonomous districts.

The GPSS are to lift rice from FCI godown and to deliver the same to the schools through their FPS agents.

The fund and raw rice are placed at the disposal of SMCs. Hot cooked Meal of high calorific value and protein content, prepared & served in the school

premises.

The School Management Committee has been empowered for overall implementation of the scheme.

The School Management Committee is involved:

In deciding the weekly menu.. Engagement of cook-cum-helper. Overall supervision of the scheme. School Mother Group engaged for proper cleanliness of the schools and hygienic part of the MDM.

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Organisation Chart of the programme

MHRD (MDM), New DelhiMHRD (MDM), New Delhi

State Govt., Elementary Education Deptt., Assam

Director of Elementary Education & SNO, MDMS, Assam

Deputy Commissioner/In case of Autonomous Council, Principal Secy, (BTC, KAADC, DHADC) & DNO , MDMS

District Ele. Edn. Officer / Inspector of Schools

DI of Schools/Block Ele. Edn. Officer

SMC• GPSS lifted the rice from FCI godown and delivered the same to the schools as

per allocation issued by DNOS77

Institution under MDM (as on 31st Dec/2012)

Primary Upper Primary

Total Nos. of Schools approved by PAB

Actual Nos. of Schools serving MDM upto 2nd

quarter 2012-13

Actual Nos. of Schools serving MDM upto 3rd

quarter 2012-13

Total Nos. of Schools

approved by PAB

Actual Nos. of Schools serving MDM upto 2nd

quarter 2012-13

Actual Nos. of Schools serving MDM upto 3rd

quarter 2012-13

52250 51379 43434 15152 15152 12583

Reasons for GAP

Primary -8816 Upper Primary - 2569

Centre Merged with nearby LPS - 6244Not having DISE code – 2233Children of Madrassa Moqutab streamline with LPS – 264

Integration of Class VIII to Middle Schools – 9361633 GA Schools were shown in Govt. as well as GA schools. Finally deleted from Govt. schools.

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Performance of State during 2012-13

COVERAGE OF INSTITUTION (PRIMARY)

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COVERAGE OF INSTITUTION (UPPER PRIMARY)

1010

Low coverage is due to repetition of some Low coverage is due to repetition of some Schools in both Govt. & Govt. Aided schoolsSchools in both Govt. & Govt. Aided schoolsand finally correct the figure.and finally correct the figure.

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Total Beneficiaries under MDM upto the end of 3rd quarter, 2012-13

Primary (in lac) Upper Primary (in lac)

Total Enrollment(Dec/12)

PAB approval

Coverage under MDM

Total Enrollment(Dec/12)

PAB approval

Coverage under MDM

34.59 33.35 31.81 16.20 15.55 14.91

Coverage of Children (2012-13 upto end of 3rd quarter)

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Stages ENROLMENT PAB APPROVAL Coverageupto 3rd qtr.

Percentage of Coverage with reference to Enrolment

LOWER PRIMARY 3459707 3335326 3181150 92%

UPPER PRIMARY 1620485 1555000 1490844 92%

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Lower Primary Upper Primary

Enrolment PAB approval Achievement EnrolmentPAB

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2010-11 35.18 29.22 30.22 21.88 12.11 15.21

2011-12 35.51 32.55 31.54 16.11 17.97 15.54

2012-13upto 3rd quarter

34.61 33.35 31.81 16.20 15.55 14.90

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Status of Meal Served

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StagePAB Approval PAB Approval upto 3rd quarter Actual Served upto 31st Dec./12

Number of Meal Served

Number of Days Number of Meal Served

Number of Days Number of Meal Served

Number of Days

Lower Primary

697200000 210 443417800 140 404661446 127

Upper Primary

342100000 220 213190692 143 185836346 125

NCLP 4781712 312 3247920 234 3247920 234

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Number of Days Meal Served (1-4-12- 31-12-12)(1-4-12- 31-12-12)

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Stage Gross Allocation for the FY 2012-13

Opening Balance as on 01.4.12

Lifted from FCI upto 31-12-2012

Rice available upto 31-12-2012

Utilizationupto 31-12-2012

Lower Primary 69720.000 3404.381 36565.147 39969.528 39888.906

Upper Primary 52032.250 274.723 28135.646 28410.369 27875.452

Status of Lifting and Utilization of Rice (April, 2012 to December, 2012)Status of Lifting and Utilization of Rice (April, 2012 to December, 2012)

In MTIn MT

Low utilization of rice is due to non lifting of allotted rice by the DNOs of Tinsukia, Nagaon, Dima Hasao, Goalpara & BongaigaonLow utilization of rice is due to non lifting of allotted rice by the DNOs of Tinsukia, Nagaon, Dima Hasao, Goalpara & Bongaigaon

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54.00%54.00%

Allocation and Lifting of rice for last 3 years

Year Allocation Lifting Percentage of Lifting

2010-11 101729.660 89156.307 87.64%

2011-12 127274.080 99588.900 78.25%

2012-13 upto 3rd Qtr. 121752.250 64700.793 53.46%

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In MTIn MT

87.64%87.64%

Low utilization of rice for 2012-13 is due to non lifting of allotted rice by the DNOs of Tinsukia, Nagaon, Dima Hasao, Goalpara & Low utilization of rice for 2012-13 is due to non lifting of allotted rice by the DNOs of Tinsukia, Nagaon, Dima Hasao, Goalpara & Bongaigaon and low lifting by Kamrup (M)Bongaigaon and low lifting by Kamrup (M)

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Stage Gross Allocation for the FY 2012-13

Opening Balance as on 01.4.12

Cooking Assistance released

upto 31-12-2012

Total Cooking Cost expenditure

upto 31-12-2012

Lower Primary 19136.48 1186.38 10406.12 11198.89

Upper Primary 14251.29 3472.90 4967.26 7779.10

Status of Cooking Cost Status of Cooking Cost upto Dec,/12upto Dec,/12 (Rs. in lakh)(Rs. in lakh)

58.52%58.52%

55.35%55.35%

Due to less rice lifting by Bongaigaon, Goalpara, Nagaon, Dima Hasao, Karbi Anglong, Tinsukia & Kamrup (M) Due to less rice lifting by Bongaigaon, Goalpara, Nagaon, Dima Hasao, Karbi Anglong, Tinsukia & Kamrup (M) districts number of days served MDM has been reduced, hence expenditure of cooking cost become less. districts number of days served MDM has been reduced, hence expenditure of cooking cost become less.

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Amount approved by PAB for 2010-11,2011-12 & 2012-13

YearAmount approved by PAB

Central Share State Share Total

2010-11 40434.67 3765.98 44200.65

2011-12 53379.80 4825.21 58205.01

2012-13 54650.02 5103.22 59753.24

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Rs. in lakhRs. in lakh

PAYMENT TO FCIAllocation of Fund 2012-13

Bill Raised By FCI upto 31/12/2012

Fund released to DNOs for

payment to FCI upto 31/12/2012

Payment of pending Bills of

previous year

6879.01 3655.60 2618.95 5034.57

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Cook-cum Helper approved by PAB - 124184

Cook-cum Helper engaged by SMC - 113447(91.35%)

Male Female Total

SC 1514 (12.88%) 10866 (10.69%) 12380 (10.91%)

ST 2685 (22.84%) 20118 (19.79%) 22803 (20.10%)

OBC 2861 (24.34%) 30388 (29.87%) 33249 (29.31%)

Minority 3026 (25.74%) 18982 (18.67%) 22008 (19.40%)

Others 1669 (14.20%) 21338 (20.98%) 23007 (20.28%)

Total 11755(100%) 101692 (100%) 113447 (100%)

Payment of Honorarium to Cooks-cum-Helpers

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44.74%44.74%

59.26 %59.26 %

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Allocation 2012-13

Opening Balance

as on 1/4/2012

Fund Release 1/4/12-

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Fund Available1/4/12-

31/12/12

Utilization1/4/12-

31/12/12

1676.74 78.88 884.58 963.46 836.04

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Allocation 2012-13

Opening Balance

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Fund Release 1/4/12-

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Fund Available1/4/12-

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Utilization1/4/12-

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951.14 98.45 472.23 570.68 469.32

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Components2011-12 2012-13 upto Dec./12

Fund AvailableOB+CS+SS

ExpenditureFund Available

OB+CS+SSExpenditure

Cooking Cost 34314.56 27363.12 23384.89 18977.99

Cost of Foodgrains 7229.95 5719.71 4196.11 3170.19

Honorarium to CCH 12390.81 10248.57 7319.31 2733.27

Transportation cost 1514.65 1435.77 896.80 836.04

MME 987.17 888.72 574.12 469.32

Total 56437.14 45655.89 36371.30 27843.63

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Rs. in lakhRs. in lakh

80%80%79%79%

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76%76%

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Sanctioned Completed In-progress Not started

56795 38711 (68.16%) 7648(13.47%) 10436 (18.37%)

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The State Govt. has provided an amount of Rs.20.00 crores during 2007-08 for providing The State Govt. has provided an amount of Rs.20.00 crores during 2007-08 for providing Kitchen Devices from State Share. The Utilization of the fund is on progress.Kitchen Devices from State Share. The Utilization of the fund is on progress.

The State Govt. has setup a Grievances Redressal Cell in the Office of the Director of Elementary Education, Assam, Kahilipara.

Total complain received

1/4/2012 to 31/12/2012 : 6 complains

Complain dispose off at State Level : 1 complain

Complain under enquiry at District Level : 5 complains

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Hon’ble Minister, Education is reviewing Mid-Day Meal Scheme alongwith other schemes from time to time.

State Steering cum Monitoring Committee meeting under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary is holding regularly.

Monthly monitoring meeting held on 1st Friday of every month under the chairmanship of Commissioner & Secretary Education (Elementary) Department, Assam

The Sub-Committee of State Steering cum Monitoring Committee meeting was held on 14-11-2012 wherein the implementation on scheme of MDM has been reviewed.

District Administration, monitor the scheme regularly in the monthly DDC meeting.

DEEO/ DMC/ DI of Schools/ BEEO/ BMC/ SI of Schools/ ABRC/ CRC are monitoring the scheme.

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Important Outcomes of the Programme

Regular attendance

Reduction of Drop out rate.

Improvement of retention rate.

Reduction of Seasonal ailment.

Increase in Nutritional status.

Belongingness of the parents/guardians to

the institution improved.

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WAY FORWARD IN RESPECT OF THE PROGRAMME

The Govt. may extend the scheme to the children reading in class IX and X as in Assam numbers of composite schools having classes VI – X/XII.

The Govt. may think for a new procedure of payment of cost of foodgrains to FCI bills by involvement of District Elementary Education Officer as in the present system the payment seems to be not encouraging.

A State level task force involving Education Deptt., Health Deptt., Food & Civil Supply Deptt., PHE Deptt. may be formed for monitoring the scheme.

Convergence with NRHM as regards schools health programme is to be gear up.

Schools may be provided advance cooking cost in order to ensure smooth running of the MDM Scheme without break.

MDM MIS at State & District level is going to be setup shortly. The State also intends to introduce the Integrated Voice

Response System (IVRS).3939

Measures adopted for popularization of the schemeMeasures adopted for popularization of the scheme

Pictorial MDM calendar for financial year 2013-14 highlighting MDM weakly menu and number of days MDM to be served to all schools.

Hoardings of Mid-Day Meal have been displayed through out the state.

Mid-Day Meal logo in each Elementary School has been provided.

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Any other issues relating to the Programme which requires specific attention

Involvement of teachers in implementation of scheme is to be replaced by School Mother Group in order to maintain regularity in the school classes.

Improvement in nutritional value through additional micro nutrient.

Provision is to be made for strengthening of the State as well as the District and Block offices to have more effective implementation as this Flagship programme is a massive and noble programme considering the amount of money and age group of beneficiaries involved.

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GOOD PRACTICES Though Assam is having caste less society yet this programme has played key role in

bringing more harmony among the people of different caste, creed and religion.

The scheme is running with active participation of 2380 SC, 22803 ST, 22008 Minorities, 33249 OBC, 23007 Others cook-cum helper engaged under Mid-Day Meals which help in bringing social integrity.

Involvement of Mother Groups in all schools for implementation of Mid-Day Meal Scheme has improved the hygienic part of the Mid-Day Meal.

Discipline and eco-friendliness.

Prayer before meal.

The scenery of handwashing before and after Mid-Day Meal among students is definitely a far reaching hygienic habit.

Team sprit & sharing.

Food & Nutrition teaching.

Precaution against fire & food poisoning.

Joy full atmosphere in the schools

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Uninterrupted timely supply of FAQ food grains through nearest

Fair Price Shop

Varied menu with local option

Convergence with NRHM, Drinking Water & Sanitation

Growing kitchen gardens in schools

Provide one day training programme to cook-cum-helper

Department initiative to provide necessary training to cook-cum-

helper at Institute of Hotel Management (IHM)

Training of Hand Wash programme

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4444Children washing their own dishes after having Mid-Day MealChildren washing their own dishes after having Mid-Day Meal

4545Children washing their own dishes after having Mid-Day MealChildren washing their own dishes after having Mid-Day Meal

Proposed Budget for 2013-14

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Schemes Lower Primary& NCLP

Upper Primary

Total

Number of Institution 43434 12583 56017

Enrolment 3459707 1620485 5080192

Average No. of Children Avail Mid-Day Meal

3181150 1490844 4671994

Number of Days 210 & 312 for NCLP

220 -

Requirement of foodgrains (in MT)

67162.25 49197.852 116360.102

Schemes Lower Primary & NCLP

Upper Primary Total

Cost of Foodgrains

3768.07 2779.67 6547.74

Cooking cost 20215.19 14759.36 34974.55

Honorarium to cook-cum-helper

7567.20 2763.63 10330.83

Transportation cost

913.40 669.10 1582.50

MME 598.78 386.46 985.24

Total 33062.64 21358.22 54420.86

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Proposed Budget for 2013-14Rs. in lakhRs. in lakhCentral ShareCentral Share

Schemes Lower Primary & NCLP

Upper Primary Total

Cooking Cost 2214.84 1639.93 3854.77

Honorarium to Cook-cum-Helper

840.80 307.07 1147.87

Total 3055.64 1947.00 5002.64

Grand TotalCentral Share & State Share

36118.25 23305.22 59423.50

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Proposed Budget for 2013-14Rs. in lakhRs. in lakhState ShareState Share

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State Steering Cum Monitoring CommitteeState Steering Cum Monitoring Committee

Meeting of State Steering Cum Monitoring Committee Meeting of State Steering Cum Monitoring Committee held on 28/2/2013 under the Chairmanship of Chief held on 28/2/2013 under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary, Assam.Secretary, Assam.

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DistrictTotal

SchoolsApril May June July August September October November December

LAKHIMPUR 2790 2790 2195 2098 2081 1893 1886 1880 1878 1876KAMRUP(M) 959 732 731 730 730 729 725 724 720 715DIMA HASAO 968 774 763 763 761 761 761 758 757 747JORHAT 2449 2058 2050 2048 2047 2044 2043 2043 2042 2038GOALPARA 2122 2045 2001 1991 1990 1983 1965 1947 1893 1789KARBI ANGLONG 2193 2065 1990 1985 1983 1979 1977 1970 1921 1902KAMRUP 2726 2435 2406 2397 2389 2389 2389 2389 2389 2385BAKSA 2206 2122 2108 2105 2073 2067 2067 2044 2043 2038DARRANG 1448 1448 1447 1447 1445 1445 1445 1445 1445 1411NAGAON 3966 3884 3884 3884 3884 3883 3877 3877 3877 3877DHEMAJI 1918 1915 1915 1915 1915 1915 1915 1915 1914 1914KARIMGANJ 2039 2039 2039 2039 2039 2039 2039 2039 2039 2036DHUBRI 3450 3450 3448 3448 3448 3448 3448 3448 3448 3448CACHAR 2618 2618 2617 2617 2617 2617 2617 2617 2617 2617BARPETA 2942 2942 2942 2942 2942 2942 2942 2942 2942 2942BONGAIGAON 1233 1233 1233 1233 1233 1233 1233 1233 1233 1233CHIRANG 1174 1174 1174 1174 1174 1174 1174 1174 1174 1174DIBRUGARH 2101 2101 2101 2101 2101 2101 2101 2101 2101 2101GOLAGHAT 1829 1829 1829 1829 1829 1829 1829 1829 1829 1829HAILAKANDI 1403 1403 1403 1403 1403 1403 1403 1403 1403 1403KOKRAJHAR 2329 2329 2329 2329 2329 2329 2329 2329 2329 2329MARIGAON 1747 1747 1747 1747 1747 1747 1747 1747 1747 1747NALBARI 1492 1492 1492 1492 1492 1492 1492 1492 1492 1492SIBSAGAR 2459 2459 2459 2459 2459 2459 2459 2459 2459 2459SONITPUR 2661 2661 2661 2661 2661 2661 2661 2661 2661 2661TINSUKIA 1506 1506 1506 1506 1506 1506 1506 1506 1506 1506UDALGURI 1550 1550 1550 1550 1550 1550 1550 1550 1550 1550Total 56278 54801 54020 53893 53828 53618 53580 53522 53409 53219

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Status of Monthly Data Feeding as on 20-4-2013

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Coverage of Districts - Kamrup & Kamrup (Metro)

Number of Kitchen - 1 Number of Institution covered - 569Number of Children covered - 49123Maximum distance

covered from Central Kitchen - 82 kmCook-cum-helper engaged at

Kitchen shed - 200Cook-cum-helper engaged at

schools covered under central kitchen - 941

Information on NGO (The Akshaya Patra Foundation)Information on NGO (The Akshaya Patra Foundation)

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Sl. Activity

A School level Expenditure :

1. Providing 3 Registers per schools for keeping records to 56017 Schools/ Institutions/ Centres. i. One for keeping record of foodgrains ii. One for keeping attendance of student. iii. One for keeping record of cooking cost2. Mid-Day Meal Calendar – 1,09,000 copies with delivery at block offices3. Campaign through audio – visual : Documentary film on implementation of MDM for 15

minutes. Campaign through radio, television and theatre ( & publication in Souvenir).

4. Training of Cook-cum-helper : Organizing 1 day training programme for cook-cum-helper engaged under MDM Scheme.

5. Providing sets of Apron & hat for cook-cum-helper engaged in Mid-Day Meal Scheme6. Administrative cost for purchase of Hand washing soap

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Strengthening of Management, Monitoring & Evaluation of MDMStrengthening of Management, Monitoring & Evaluation of MDM

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B. Management, Supervision/ Training /External / Internal Monitoring Evaluation1. Remuneration of existing computer operator staff

2. Remuneration of State MIS Programmer for 1 year @ Rs.23,000/- respectively per month.3. Remuneration of District coordinator and data entry operator for 27 districts for 1 year @

Rs.20000/- & Rs.10000/- respectively per month.4. Engagement of data entry operator at 137 blocks @ Rs.6000/- per month5. Purchase of furniture for district level coordinator and data entry operator6. Purchase of Computer for Director Office, District offices and block offices.7. Provision of TA & contingency for -i. State officeii. District officeiii. Sub Division & Block office8. Providing Resiographer machines to District offices9. Third party evaluation for monitoring the scheme

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Strengthening of Management, Monitoring & Evaluation of MDMStrengthening of Management, Monitoring & Evaluation of MDM

ISSUES Proposal was submitted to the Govt. of India for reimbursement of arrear

transportation cost to an amount of Rs.586.31 lakh Govt. of India instructed to submit audit certificates from C&AG to release the

amount Accordingly AG wanted communicated following documents :- AG requested to submit the following documents in order to submit Audit Certificate Photocopies of the original UCs submitted by the Deputy Commissioners showing

the total quantities of food grains lifted from the FCI. Government approved rate for the transportation of the food grains and copies of

the Government orders. Photocopies of the Challans/Bills & Vouchers. Selection of carriage Contractors i.e. copies of NIT and C/S. Work Completion Report of Carriage Contractors. APRs. Registration No. of Vehicles actually deployed for transportation works. AC Bill drawals and the purpose. Above documents have not yet received from some DNOs for which the same was

not furnished to the AG. Hence AG has not submitted Audit Certificate.

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Pending Transportation Cost for 2005-06Pending Transportation Cost for 2005-06

Cachar Rollar Flour Mill had approached to the Hon’ble Gauhati High Court for payment of Arrear transportation cost for an amount of Rs.13.26 lakh

Hon’ble Gauhati High Court has passed an order dated. 6/3/13 in WP(C) 2088/2010 stating-

“the writ petition is disposed of directing all the respondents to pass appropriate order as expeditiously as possible, but at any rate, not later than 31.5.2013 regarding the entitlement of the petitioner in respect of the amount of Rs.13,25,581/- in respect of the transportation of Mid-day Meal Rice and to pay the admissible amount found to be paid within the aforesaid target date.”

Position was informed to the Govt. of India with a request to sort out a solution for release of the said amount as per Hon’ble Court’s order.

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Thanking you

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