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Figure 1-1: Design Cross Section

1.5m lm 7m lm -1.5mUNPAVED CARRtAGEWAYSHOULDER PAVEDCARAEA

SHOULDER

3% 2.5X 2.57- 2.51 2.5X 3%

0.5m .0 1o 0.5m

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RURAL CROSS SECTION

, 2.05m VARIES 1.5m 7m 1.5m VARIES 2.05mDRUKAJN

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BUS BAYS PAVED CARRIAGEWAY PAVED BUS BAYS/PARKING SHOULDER SHOULDER /PARKING

2 5% 2.5X 2.5% 2 5% 2.5% 2.5X

VILLAGE CROSS SECTION

1 1.85m . VARIES X 7m VARIES 1.85mDRAIN VERGE VERGE DRAtN

PARKING AREA CARRIAGEWAY PARKING AREAI/BUS BAYS /BUS BAYS

2.5X 2.5% 2.-5X 2.5s

URBAN CROSS SECTION

1 .85m 7m 1.2m 7m 1.85mDRAIN CARRIAGEWAY EDDANI CARRIAGEWAY DRAJN

| z~~~TYPE III KERB TYPE I KERB

@ C~~~~OVERED DRAIN

4-LANE URBAN CROSS SECTION

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Shrine 68.49Temple 1 50.30

5C Aralikatte 1 6.60Bus Stand 1 6.23Handpump 15.85Others 6 27.18Shrine 3 64.21

_________ Temple 5 123.49Sub total of U2 64 478.513

U3 6L Aralikatte 1 2.20Bus Stand 2 40.14Handpump 1 3.67

Others - 4.72Temple 1 3.59

6M Aralikatte 1 6.23Bus Stand 2 14.50Handpump 2 7.39

Others 1 74.266N Bus Stand 3 19.12

______ Handpump 1 0.56__________ __________ Shrine 4 65.85

Temple 1 7.34________ 60 Aralikatte 3 31.20

________ ________ Bus Stand 5 72.71

Handpump 6 30.14Mosque 1 33.41

________ 1Others 4 29.89____=____ Shrine 2 41.84

|______ Temple 4 125.066P Aralikatte I 6.05

Bus Stand 1 5.57______ _____ Handpump 1 1.79

I________ _________ Others 19 59.49Shrine 1 0.27

Temple 1 7.77Suh total of U3 71 694.747

U4 2A College 1 629.43

Handpump 4 12.94______ __ __ Others 1 67.66

Temple 4 51.12|Sub total of U4 10 761.137

U I I A Others 3 37.06_________ Shrine 2 32.17

__________ Temple 1 3.75I_______ I B Aralikatte 1 14.06

Handpump I 0.10Contract Link No Type Count Area Affected

(Sq.m)Mosque 1 4.05

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Others 7 68.29Shrine 3 46.04

_- Temple 1 6.34Sub total of U5 20 211.847Grand Total 205 2584.485

Table 1-3 Distribution of other Community Assets

AssetsOthers Ul U2 U3 U4 U5 AreaAffected

Basaveshwar Circle 1 10.382Basaweshwara Katte I 1.083Basement I 12.313Check Post 3 27.637Church symbol 1 6.29Compound wall 1 74.263District Judge 1 54.619ResidenceFactory board l 8.652Flag Pole 4 6.289Grave yard 1 13.779KSRTC Counter 1 8.646Police Chowck 1 4.588Public tap 7 4 4 15.425Pump house 1 1.522Railway crossing cabin 1 1.366School Ground 1 67.655Statue 3 25.354Water body 2 1.573Water Point 5 15 3 80.143Water Storage Tank 2 1 8.802Total 5 24 26 1 10 430.381

Table 14 Distribution of PAFs Losing Other Assets

Contract Other Likeiv Loss Count Area Affected(Sq.m)

U I Angan and Structure 1 439.097Non-Agricultural land 1 288.703

Suib Total of UI 2 727.8U2 Angan 1 2.279

Boundary wall 1 102.084Fencing of Aangan rice mill 1 61.038godownGodown 1 8.737Residence boundaryv wvall and 1 18.32courtyardSteps 1 26.094

Sub Total of U2 6 218.552

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Contract Other Likely Loss Count Area Affected(Sq.m)

U3 Compound wall I 68.746Sub Total of U3 1 68. 746

U4 Angan 2 39.317Boundary wall 1 19.968Fallow land 7 684.037Non-Agricultural land 2 155.421Steps 8 94.811

Sub Total of U4 20 993.554Grand Total 29 2008.652

Table 1-5 Dry and Wet Land Acquisition (Owner)

Contract Dry Land Affected Wet Land Affected(Sq.m) (Sq.m)

UI 5985.05 1200.67U12 10582.38 12152.151U3 5772.96 _

U14 5279.83 _

Total 27620.21 13352.81

Table 1-6 Government Land to be acquired

LINK 6M (SHAHPUR TO JEVARGI)

AREA CHAINAGE SIDE(Sq.M) FROM TO994.8 23680 23840 LHS

994.8

LINK 6N (JEVARGI TO GULBARGA)

AREA CHAINAGE SIDE(Sq.M) FROM TO267.7 840 940 LHS

24 1.5 980 1100 RHS

308.3 18140 18240 RHS

72.6 19920 19970 LHS

207.9 20880 20980 LHS

209.6 27360 27490 RHS

765.2 28230 28380 LHS

120.8 32930 33000 RHS

136.9 35800 35890 RHS

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LINK 60 (GULBARGA TO HOMNABAD)

AREA CHAINAGE SIDE

(Sq.M) FROM TO

2869.8 27300 27500 LHS

2927.3 47580 48000 LHS

4117.3 47980 48260 RHS

1011.6 49460 49640 LHS

1076.9 54380 54740 RHS

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LINK 6P (HOMNABAD TO BIDAR)

AREA CHAINAGE SIDE

(Sq.M) FROM TO281 13940 14040 LHS

296.5 14580 14700 LHS

96.5 25900 25940 RHS

168.6 25940 25980 LHS

357 29740 29840 LHS

530.2 30050 30200 LHS

3850 32800 33100 RHS

5579.8

LINK SB (SINDRANUR TO GANGAWATI)

AREA CHAINAGE SIDE

(Sq.M) FROM TO

314.5 37960 38080 LHS

2171.2 49500 50520 LHS

3911 49420 50540 RIRHS

6396.7

LINK 5C (GANGAWATI TO BUDHGUMPA)

AREA CHAINAGE SIDE

(Sq.M) FROM TO

2030.5 3230 3820 LHS

2566 3230 3720 RHS

6117.5 4110 5420 LHS

366.2 4460 4640 RHS

1250 5040 5420 RHS

3937 23720 24070 RHS

972 25920 26090 LHS

17239.2

LINK 2A (BIJAPUR TO TIKOTA)

AREA CHAINAGE SIDE

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(Sq.M} FROM TO28.2 5900 5940 LHS

760.1 6300 6450 RHS

910.6 6560 6900 RHS

172.7 7280 7450 RHS

307.2 8070 8160 RUlS

12'3.4 8270 8390 RHS

273.6 9180 9440 RIHS

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TOTAL GOVT. AREA TO BE ACQUIRED IN ALL LINKS =

47,119 sq.m or 11.63 acres

Note: No additional area required in Links IA,IB,5A&6L

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ANNEXURE 33.1 Survey Schedule

3.1 Socio - Economic Household Census Schedule

PART IASSET INFORMATION

Q.No.

Name of the Investigator : Date:

1.0 GENERAL IDENTIFICATION

1. I Corridor Name

1.2 Corridor No

I.3 Link Name

1.4 Link No'

1.5 Chainage

1.6 Side (LHS/RHS)1.7 i) District

ii) Talukiii) Villa2e/Towvn

1.8 Name of the owner

1.9 Type of likely loss

1. Residential 2. Commercial 3. Residential cum Commercial4. Office 5. Cattle Shed 6. Agricultural land7. Farm House X 8. Boundary Walls _ 9. Water bodies10. lnstitutions 11. Livelihood / Income 12. Others (sp.)

2.0 STRUCTURE IDENTIFICATION

I.1 Sl.No. of the Structure:

2.2 Address of the structure:-

2.3 Status of Occupier (Tick in the appropriate box)

0 Ov ner Tenant Squatter IEncroacher Vacant

2.4 Ownership (Tick under appropriate tvpe and enter the no. of households under the same)

Private IGovemment Trust Communitv

Type of

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2.5 Do you have legal document of

Structure 1. Yes 2. No 7 RTC No. Sub No.

Agricultural land 1. Yes 2. No = RTC No. Sub No.

(to be asked only to the owner)(If yes, ask for the legal document and check it with the Patwari/RD representative)

3.0 PROOF OF RESIDENCE

3.1 Doyouownarationcard? 1. Yes 2. No

Green Red = Yellow

3.2 If Yes, since when (only year)?

3.3 Is your name included in the voters list? 1. Yes 2. No

4.0 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION (ENTIRE STRUCTURE)(Tick in the appropriate box)

ROOF FLOOR

1. RCC/RBC 1. Mud

2. Asbestos/tin/Zinc Sheets 2. Stone

3. Stone Masonry 3. Concrete

4. Thatched 4. Others (sp.)

5. Tiled

6. Others

WALL BOUNDARY WALL

1. Mud I . Barbed wire fencing l

2. Brick Masonry 2. Stone Masonry

3. Stone Masonry 3. Brick Masonrv

4. Stone/Brick

4. Others (sp.) 5. Mud

6. Others

4.1 MEASUREMENT OF THE STRUCTURE(Please draw a diagram of the structure/land area with measurements below)

(In Mts.)TOTAL AREA AREA BEING AFFECTED

LAND STRUCTURE LAND STRUCTUREStarting MeterEnding M eter __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

W idth__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Total Area _. _

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4.2 Diagram of the Structure

4.3

No. of FloorsTotal Floor Area(all floors)

4.4 DETAILS OF STRUCTURE IN ROW

Give the following details

SL.No. TYPE OF STRUCTURE* TYPE OF STRUCTURE IN ROW* PRESENT USE **

* 1. Pucca 2. Semi-Pucca 3. Kutcha4. Vacant Plot 5. Agr.Land 6. Structure cum Plot7. Boundarv Wall 8. Roof shed 9. Barbed wire fencing

10. Others (sp)

** 1. Residential 2. Commercial 3. Temporary4. Office 5. Cattle shed 6. Residl. Cum Commercial7. Farmn House 8. Others (sp).

5.0 WATER SOURCES GETTING AFFECTED

Irrigation units (in No.) User (use code)* Unit Owned Unit to be acquired

Dug Wells

Tube Wells

LI Points

*[I. Domestic 2. Agriculture 3. Industrial 4. Others (to be specified)]

6.0 TREES COMING WITHIN LAND AREA TO BE ACQUIREDTrees Species Unit Owned (In nos.) Unit to be acquired (In nos.)

Fruit bearing

Fodder

Fuel wood

(PHOTOGRAPH TO BE ATTACHED - THE STRUCTURE AND THE HEAD OF THEHOUSEHOLD/RESPONDENT)PART II

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HOUSE HOLD SCHEDULE(FOR OWNERS, SQUATTERS, ENCROACHERS)

1.0 HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION

1.1 Name of the head of the H___

1.2 Name of the respondent :-

2.0 SOCIAL GROUP PARTICULARS

2.1 Religious Groups (Please specify the name of the caste):1. Hindu 0 2. Muslim F: 3. Sikh D4. Christian 5. Jain

6. Others (specifyp)

2.2 Social Stratification: (Please specify name of the caste)2.3

1. SC 2. ST 3. Others (General) D

3.0 DETAILS OF HOUSEHOLD ASSETS OWNEDDo you own any of the following?

1. Colour TV I.YesD2 2. No. Dj2. Refrigerator l.Yes 2.No D3. 2-Wheeler/4-Wheeler 1.Yes ] 2.No D4. Tractor l.YesL 2.No D

4.0 DETAILS OF FAMILY MEMBER(S) WITH DISABILITY

Sl.No. Name of the family member Sex Age Nature of Disabilitv

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3.0 I(OUSEIIOII) IPARTICULAIRS

3.1 iihldly pro/xidetlicftollowmiig deaii sSI.No. Namc of tilc Rtelation Sex Age Marital Education Occu ation Total Incomc Income

family micinmers wiiI head (Male/ Status Main Subsi(di Main Subsidiary Within Olitsi(le.111. .____ ._n_____11 _al) ary occupation CoVl COI*

___ _____________ _________

2 . _________ _____ _______ _____

31: . . ___ ._ __ __ __ _ _ I__ _ _ ___ _ _ __ _ _ _ _

5.6. ___

7._ __ __ _

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12.

* Corridor of Impact (COI)C odc for Rlelation) willh I lead of I louschold

1. Sci____ 2. SOIi 3. Brother

4. Son-in-lalw 5. 13rollher-iin-law 6. Cousiin

7. D)aughter 8. Wil'e 9. Daughter-in-law

10. Sister 11. Sister-ii-law 12. Mother

13.Motd er-i b -law 14. GradSon 15. GrandoDaughter

16. Grand Daughter-in-law 17. Grand Son-in-law 18. Niece

19. Nephew 20. Father 21. Others(sp)

Code for Marital Status

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1. Married 2. Unmarried 3. Divorced 4. Separated5. Widow 6. Widower 7. Deserted

Code for Education1. Illiterate 2. Just literate 3. Primary (upto 5 t1)2. Middle (below 1 0 h) 5. Secondary (IO tpass) 6. Intermediate (12' pass)7. Graduate 8. Post Graduate 9. ITI10. Engineer 11. Doctor 12. Others (specify)

Code for Occupation

I. Agriculture 2. Agriculture labour

3. Allied agriculture activities (e.g. dairy, poultry, goatery, piggery, sheep rearing etc.)

4. Service

5. HH industries (specify)

6. Commerce/Trade

7. Professional (doctor, engineer, etc.)

8. Skilled labor (welders, fitters, turner, plumber, electrician. mechanic, mason, etc.)

9. Artisans (cobbler, etc.)

10. Others (sp.)

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4.0 LAND UTILISATION

4.1 Kindly give the details of landholding (applicable in case of acquisition of land)

Kindly check up the ownership of land with the land records available with the respondents.

.(unit in acres)Type Dry Wet Land Garden Land Total

____ ___ ___ ___ L and __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

1. Total landowned

2. Land lost | l

Remnaining_land _ l

4.2 AFFECTED CATEGORY (Tick the appropriate category)

Title LandTenancy LandEncroached Land

4.3 LAND UTILISATION FOR AGRICULTURAL ENCROACHERS

Total area of encroached landType of crop grown

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PART-E1FOR OWNERS and SQUATTERS

(Only in case of the total loss of the structure)

1.0 STRUCTlURE

RESIDENTIAL

1.1 How old is the structure (in years)?

1.2 Length of stay (in years)

1.3 What is the market value of this structure as on date?_

1.4 Is your house electrified 1. Yes 2. No 71.5 Do you have tap connection? 1. Yes 2. No

1.6 If no, what is your source of drinking water?

a) Open Well b) Bore Well c) Piped Water

d) Others(sp.) _ ____

1.7 Do you have a separate kitchen? 1. Yes 2. No

1.8 Do you have a separate bathroom? 1. Yes Z 2. No

1.9 Do you have lavatory? 1. Yes 2. No

COMMERCIAL1.10 How old is the structure? (in years)

1.11 How long you are operating from this structure (in years)_

1.12 Is your business self owned? I.Yes 7 2. No

1.13 If No, how many partners are there (in Nos):o

1.14 Usage of structure? 1. Shop 2. Godownl] 3. Workshop 4. Office 75. Others Specify

1.15 What type of business you are doing?

1. Tea Stall 2. Grocery 3. Garments 4. Cloth sop5. Chemist 6. Auto repair 7. Auto spare parts 8. Sweat meat9. Eaterv (Dhaba) 10. Fruits and Vegetable 11. Only fruits 12. Only vegetable13. Snacks 14. Pan/Ci2arette 15. Bycyle repair 16. Tyre repairing17. Tailoring 18. General Merchant 19. Clinic 20. SchooVCollege21 .Motel/Hotel(where 22. Electrical goods 24. Others(specify)people stay) __I25. Barber 26. Bakery _

1.16 Do you have any assistants/employees to help in the business? 1. Yes

2. No =

1.17 If yes, how many? (in nos.) s

1.18 What is your net income? Rs.s

1.19 Does the structure have an electricity connection? 1. Yes 2. No

1.20 Do you have water connection? 1. Yes 2. No


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PART IVFOR TENANTS

1.0 RESIDENTIAL

1.1 Name and Address of the Owner

1.2 How long y ou are residing in this place (in years)?_

1.3 How much of rent do you pay (in Rs.)?

COMMERCIAL

1.4 How long you are in this structure (in years)?

1.5 How much of rent do you pay/month? Rs.s

1.6 Do you have any helping hand? 1. Yes m 2. No

1.7 If yes, how many (in Nos.)?o

1.8 What tvpe of business you are doing?_

1. Tea Stall 2. Grocery 3. Garments 45. Chemist 6. Auto repair 7. Auto spare parts 89. Eatery (Dhaba) 10. Fruits and Vegetable 11. Only fruits 113. Snacks 14. Pan/Cigarette 15. Bycyle repair 117. Tailoring 18. General Merchant 19. Clinic A

21. Motel/Hotel(where 22. Electrical goods 23. Barberpeople stay) Others_(specify)24. Bakerv 25. Others (specify)

1.9 Usage of structure?-

1. Shop F 2. Godown 2 3. Workshop F 4. Office 71.10 Turnover per month? Rs.

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PART VI

EXTENT OF LOSS

(NOT TO BE ASKED BUT TO BE ASSESSED BY THE INVESTIGATOR)

1. Losing total house 2. Losing house and entire land

3. Losing house and part of land 4. Losing total land

5. Losing part of land 6. Losing only part of house

7. Losing part of house and part of commercial structure

8. Losing part of commercial Structure

9. Losing house and total commercial structure

10. Losing total commercial structure

11. Losing house and part of commercial structure

12. Losing total commercial structure and part of house

13. Losing source of income only

14. Others (specify)_

15. In case the tenancy/ownership is under dispute (legal or otherwise) please make a short note below

Field Supervisor: Date:

Authorized by:

Revenue Officer: Date:

PWD Officer: Date:

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3.2 Socio-Economic Sample Schedule

Q.No.

Name of the Investigator : Date:


1. I Corridor (Name) iii) Village

1.2 Link No. iv) Hamlet

1.3 Chainage (LHS/RHS) v) Town

1.4 i) District Name of the respondent:

ii) Taluk

2.0 HOUSEHOLD IDENTIFICATION

2.1 Serial No. of the Structure 2.2 Serial No. of the house hold_

2.3 Name of the head of the household_

2.4 Relationship of the respondent with the head of the household_

2.5 Total Annual Income of the Family (Rs.)

2.6 Distance from the centre of the C/W (in mts.)Left: Right: ht

2.7 Since how long are you staying here? Less than 5 years D 5-10 years O

10-15 years F more than 15 years.ii

2.8 If you are a migrant, from where? Within the state DOutside the state (mention name of the place) D

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3.0 CROPPENG PATTERNKindly 2ive the following details

Season l Si. Crop Name Area Cultivated Yield Rate (in Income fromNo. (Qtls/Acre) Rs./Qtls) land which is

Irrigated Dry likelv to beacquired

Kharif _ 1

Rabi ! _ __ = __

3

Summer l _I_ _

_ _ _ _ 1 2 [4.0 Quality of Life

4.1 Kindly indicate the consumption/expenditure on different items in last one month.

Sl.No. | Particulars/Sources Expenditure (in Rs.)A Food

1. Cereals & pulses

2 Milk

3 . Ghee/Oil

4. Vegetable/ Fruits! Edible Roots

l5. Meat/Fish/ Eggs

6. Sugar!Jaggery

Tobacco

S 8. Alcohol

B Cooking Fuel

C Clothing_

D Health

E Education

F Communication (Transport)

G Social Function

H Others (specifv)

Total

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5.0 Indebtedness

5.1 Please indicate your borrowings durin g last one vearSource Particulars Amount taken Amount returned Balance

Bank(in Rs.) ((in Rs.) (In Rs.)Bank

Private Money Lender

Others (sp.)

6.0 Coverage under Govt. development scheme

6.1 Have you availed benefit under any of the Govt. scheme? 1. Yes 0 2. No D26.2 If yes. kindly give us the following details

Name of The Scheme Kind of helpJRY/IJRYSwarnajayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana(IRDP/DWCRA/TRYSEMISITRA/GKY/MWS*)PMRYMillion Wells ProgrammeAntyodayaSwavalambanaOthers (sp.)* TRYSEM - Training of Rural Youth for Self Employment* DWCRA - Development of Women & Children in Rural Area* SITRA - Supply of improved Toolkits of Rural Artisan* GKY - Ganga Kalyan Yojana* MWS - Million Wells Scheme3 JRY - Jawahar Rozgar Yojana• IJRY - Intensified Jawahar Rozgar Yojana* IRDP - Integrated Rural Development Program

Code for kind of help 1. Loan L] 2. Training 0 3. Employment

If I' indicate the amount of Rs.sIf '2' indicate the type of training

6.3 When and for how many days were you employed? _

6.4 After availing the scheme did your annual income increase? 1. Yes 7 2. No D6.5 If 'Yes" how much?

6.6 If 'No" Why?

6.7 Are you still continuing with activity? 1. Yes 2. NoD

6.8 If 'No' why?

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7.0 Health Status

7.1 Was anv member of your family affected by any illness/diseases in the last one year?

1. Yes D 2. NoD7

7.2 If 'Yes kindly indicate the details

S.No. No. of Cases Type of illness/disease Treatment taken(Indicate Code)

Codes for Treatment taken:

1. Allopathic L 3. Ayurvedic 0 5. No treatment D2. Homeopathic | 4. Indigenous _ 6. Others n8.0 Migration

8.1 Do you migrate for work? 1. Yes 2. No 71

8.2 If 'Yes' for how many months/days in a year?

8.3 Where do you migrate (Name of the place)_

8.4 How far is it from the present location?_

8.5 What kind ofjob do you undertake?

I. Agricultural Lab= 2. Non-agricultural lab. 3. Trade & Business

4. Others(sp.) W8.6 How much do you eam?

8.7 Is 'our initzration an annual event? I. Yes 2. No

8.8 If 'No' at what interval do vou migrate?_I. Ev erv alternative year2. Once in every three vears3. Once in every four years4. Once in everv five vears5. No regular intervals/as and when required

8.9 At what time of the year do vou migrate?

1. Summer 2 . Winter 3. Rainy D

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9.0 Women & Child

9.1 Time Disposition (for women members of the Household)

No. of Time Spent on the activities (In hours)women

Household Occupation Free time Others Totalchores _____ __

1 .

2.

3.

4.

[Note: Kindly ensure that total time spent should not be more than 24 hours]

9.2 Do women of the household have any say in decision making at the household level?

1. Yes 2 2. No = 3. Can't say/Don't know/Not aware

9.3 If yes for Q.9.2. do they have any say on the following issues?

S.No. Issues 1. Yes, 2.No 3. Can'tsay

1. Financial

2. Education of child

3. Health Care of Child

4. Purchase of assets

5. Day to day activities

6. On Social functions and marriages

7. Others (specify) l

Field Supervisor: Date:

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3.3 CommunitY Asset Schedule

Q.No.o.

Name of Investigator: Date:


1.1 Corridor Name:1.2 Corridor No:1.3 Link Name1.4 Link No:1.5 Chainage:1.6 Side (LHS/RHS):1.7 District1.8 Taluk:1.9 Village /Town;

2.0 STRUCTURE IDENTIFICATION

.1 SI. No. of the structure::

2.2 Address of the structure:_

2.3 Tick the relevant community asset affected:

Primary school High school Balvadi (B) College (C) Mosque (M) Samadhi (S)(PS) (HS)Temple (T)) Shrine (SH Hospital (H) Primary health Community Aralikatte

l___________ ___________ center (PHC) hall/club (CH) (AK)

Bus stand (BS) Grazing land Well (WV) Handpump (HP) Irrigation (IP) Pond (P)_ (GL) Points

Others(SPECIFY ___

2.4 Type of Ownership

Tick the relevant boxPrivate I Government Panchavat Pvt. Trust Public Trust Community

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2.5 Measurement of the structure(In mts.)

TOTAL AREA AREA BEING AFFECTEDLAND STRUCTURE LAND STRUCTURE

Starting meterEnding meterWidthTotal Area

2.6 Diagram of the structure

2.7 Please attach a photograph of the structure with the assigned number.

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Table 3-1 :Contract Package-wise Distribution of different Categories of PAFs/1PAPs by types & extent of loss

Contract Extent or Loss Owner Tenant Squ;atters Encroachers TotalPAF PAP PAF PAP PAF PAP PAF P"AP PAF PAP

M I Losing I lotse and Tolal Coim. Struc. 3 21 3 21Losing Only part of Hlouse 2 10 2 7 4 17Losing part of Com. Strmc. 2 9 I 2 I I 4 12Losing part of House and part of Com. Struc. I 3 I 5 2 8ILosing Part of l.and 7 77 3 13 91 722 101 812.Losing Total Com. Struc. 1 8 I 2 17 80 19 90

L.osing Total com. Struc. & part of House I I 1 5 2 6Losing Total Ilouse I 3 1 2 65 325 67 330Others I 5 I 4 I 8 3 17

.Sub itto/l ofU/ 10 93 9 33 91 452 95 735 205 1313U2 ILosing Ilouse and part of Land I 6 _ 6

L.osing House and part of of Com. Struc I II 1 5 2 16.Losing Ilouse and lotal Com. Struc. 6 32 6 32

Losing Only part of House 1 3 I 3 5 25 7 31ILosing part of Com. Struc. 8 39 6 25 9 66 23 130Losing part of House and part of Com. Struc. _ 7 1 7.Losing Part of Land 16 119 59 429 75 548

Losing Total Com. Struc. 8 49 74 379 4 22 86 450Losing Total com. Struc. & part of House I 2 5 7 3 12Losing Total House 3 10 35 181 38 191Losing Total Land I 10 I I 10Others 5 5 24 6 29 12 58

Sub lolal of U2 18 135 21 106 130 660 86 590 255 1491

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Contract Extent of Loss Owner Tenant Squatters Encroachers Total

PAF PAP PAF PAP PAF PAP PAF PAP PAF PAP

U3 Losing House and part of Land 9 I 9

Losing Hlouse and Total Com. Struc. l 3 l 3

Losing Only part of Ilouse I 4 1 4

Losing part of Com. Struc, 1 6 4 19 26 170 31 195

Losing Part of Land i5 86 35 218 50 304

Losing Total Com. Struc. 1 3 77 422 78 425

,Losing Total House 3 9 3 9

_ _ _Others 2 6 2 6

Sub total of U3 17 93 1 6 86 462 63 394 167 955

U4 Losing House and Total Com. Struc. 2 8 2 8

Losing Only part of House 6 32 1 4 7 36

Losing part of Com. Struc. I 6 6 30 2 12 I 3 10 51

Losing Part of Land 42 278 l 2 43 280

Losing Total Com. Struc. 1 5 10 74 2 15 13 94

Losing Total House 1 6 1 6

Others Il 74 2 5 3 13 16 92

Sub total of U4 62 401 9 37 14 94 7 35 92 567

U5 Losing House and Total Com. Struc. 1 8 1 8

Losing Only part of House 3 8 3 19 6 27

Losing part of Com. Struc. I 1 2 l 2

Losing part of House and part of Com. Struc. l 9 1 9

Losing Part of Land l 5 1 5

Losing Total Com. Struc. 2 17 1 5 11 85 14 107

Others 3 15 1 9 6 35 10 59

Sub total of U _ 6 41 1 5 17 112 10 59 34 217

Grand Total 113 763 41 187 338 1780 261 1813 753 4543

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Table 3-2: Contract Plackage-wise Respondents (PAFs) not available by Extent of Loss of land and structure

Type UI U2 U3 U4 U5 Total A mre )Affected4 IA t j ~~~~~~~(Sq.mn)

Agriculttural land 3 6 1 1 1 38 8759.074Structtire 3 23 7 10 8 51 399.084Total 6 29 21 24 9 . 89 9158.158

Table 3-3: Contract Package-wise Distribution of Women lcaded Hlouscholds by Categories, Extent of Loss & Income

Contract Occupier Status Extent of loss Income not APL BPLreported

U I Encroacher Losing Part of Land 15 2

Owner Losing Part of Land

Squatter Losing Total House 5 3

Squatter Losing Only part of House

Squatter Losing House and Total Com. Struc. 1

Squatter Losing Total Com. Struc. ISquatter Losing Total com. Struc. & part of House

Tenant Losing part of Com. Struc. I

Sub total of U) 26 6

U2 Encroacher Losing Part of Land 8

Squatter Others I

Squatter Losing Total House 5 4

Squatter Losing part of Com. Struc.

Squatter Losing Total Com. Struc. 4 4

Tenant Losing Total House

S,ub tOtal/ of U2 19 9

U3 Encroacher Losing Part of Land 1

Encroacher Losing part of Com. Struc. 3Owner Losing Part of Land 1

Squatter Losing House and part of Land

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Contract Occupier Status Extent of loss Income not APL BPLreported

Squatter Losing Total Com. Struc. 1 7 2

Sub total of U3 I 11 4

U4 Encroacher Losing Only part of House I

Owner Losing Part of Land 2 1

Sub total of U4 3 1

U5 Encroacher Losing Only part of House 2

Squatter Others I

Squatter Losing part of Com. Struc.

Squatter Losing House and Total Com. Struc. I

Squatter Losing Total Com. Struc. 2

Sub total of US 6 1

Grand Total 1 65 21

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Talble 3-4 : Contr-act lPackage-wise l)istribution of Categories by Extent of Loss & Income Status: Major Impacts

Contract Extent of loss Above Poverty Line Below Poverty Line Income not Total

Owner Tenant Squatter Encroacher Total Owncr Tenant Squatter Encroacher Total Reported

U I Losing Total flouse I 54 55 I 10 I I _ 67

ILosing I louse and 'Fotal Corn. Strtc. I 1 I I 1 3

_ I_osing'l'otal Com. Struc. I I 12 14 3 3 2 19

I._ osing Total com. Stuc. & part of I louse I I I I 2

Sub Total of Ul 2 1 68 0 71 0 I 14 1 16 4 91

l)2 L.osing Total Ilouse 2 25 27 I 9 10 I 38

ILosing House and part of l.and I 1 0 I

Losing'Total Land I I 0

I.osing I louse and 'I'otal Coin. Struc. 5 5 I I 6

I.osing'Total Com. Struc. 7 48 3 58 20 21 7 86

Losing House and part of of Com. Struc I 1 2 0 2

,Losing Total com. Struc. & part of House I I I 1 2 3

Sib Tolal of U2 2 9 80 4 95 0 1 31 2 34 8 137

U3 Losing Total House I 1 I 1 1 3

Losing House and part of Land I I 0

Losing House and Total Com. Struc. 0 I I

Losing Total Com. Struc. I 47 48 20 20 10 78

Sub Total of U3 I 0 49 0 50 0 0 22 0 22 11 83

04 ILosing Total I louse 0 1 1

Losing House and Total Com. Struc. 2 2 0 _ 2

Losing Total Com- Slroc. 9 2 12 I I 13

.Sub Total of UI 0 11 2 14 1 0 I 0 2 0 16

l5 |I.osing House andI otal Com. Stmc. .I 0

Losing Total Com. Struc. I I I 1 13 . 1 14

.Vub Total of U5 I 1 12 0 14 1 0 0 0 1 0 15

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Table 3-5: Contract Package-wise Distribution of Categories by Extent of Loss & Income Status :Minor Impacts

Contract Extent of loss Above Poverty Line Below Poverty Line Income TotalOwner Tenant Squatter Encroacher Total Owner Tenant Squatter Encroacher Total not

._______ _______________ _______________ ______ ____ _ ___ __ ._ _ K_ ReportedU i Losing Part of Land 6 2 76 84 l l 7 9 8 101

.Losing Only part of House 2 2 4 0 4Losing part of House and part of Com. Struc. 0 1 1 2 2Losing part of Com. Struc. 2 1 3 1 I 4Others I 1 2 I 1 3

Sib total Of Ul 7 S 2 79 93 1 2 3 7 13 8 114lJ2 Losing Part of Land 14 55 69 2 2 4 75

Losing Only part of House I 3 5 1 I I 7.______ XLosing part of House and part of Com. Struc. I 0 1 I 1 .

Losing part of Com. Struc. 7 4 6 17 2 3 5 1 23Others 3 6 9 1 _ 2 1 12

Sub total ofU2 14 8 8 70 100 2 1 3 5 11 7 118U3 Losing Part of Land 6 23 29 6 10 16 5 50

Losing Only part of House I I 0 ILosing part of Com. Struc. 1 2 19 22 6 6 3 31Others I I 0 1 2

Sub total of U3 7 1 2 43 53 6 0 0 16 22 9 84U4 Losing Part of Land 39 39 2 2 2 43

Losing Only part of House 4 1 5 2 2 7Losing part of Com. Struc. 1 4 2 7 I2 3 10Others 10 l 3 14 0 2 16

Sub total of U4 54 5 2 4 65 4 2 0 1 7 4 76

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Contract Extent of loss Above Poverty Line Below Poverty Line Income TotalOwner Tenant Squatter Encroacher Total Owner Tenant Squatter Encroacher Total not

________ __________ ________ ~~~~Reported1,15 Losing Part of Land I I 0

I.osing Only part ol-I louse 1 2 3 1 1 2 6

Losing part ol llouse and part of Com. Struc. I I I

Losing part of Com. Strtmc. 0 I IOthcrs 2 I 3 6 I 2 3 I 10

Sib total of U5 3 0 2 6 11 1 0 1 3 5 3 19

Grand Total 85 19 16 202 322 14 5 7 32 58 31 411

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Table 3-6: Contract Package-wise Distribution of PAFs by Income

Contract OccupierStatus <14400 >14400 & >20000 & >50000 & >100000 Total<20000 <50000 <100000

UI Encroacher 8 10 34 19 16 8 95Owner 1 1 4 2 2 10ISquatter 17 22 43 4 1 4 91Tenant 3 3 2 1 9

Sub total of Ul 29 36 83 26 19 12 205

U2 Encroacher 7 9 30 10 25 5 86

Owner 2 3 3 4 6 18Squatter 34 20 61 61 1 8 130Tenant 2 1 9 6 1 2 21

Sub total of U2 45 33 103 26 33 i5 255U3 Encroacher 16 13 18 10 2 4 63

Owner 6 5 2 1 3 17Squatter 22 9 32 10 13 86

.Tenant I I_ ISub total of U3 44 23 55 22 3 20 167U4 Encroacher 1 3 3 7

Owner 5 4 16 11 24 2 62

Squatter 1 1 7 4 1 14Tenant 2 1 1 2 1 2 9

Sub total of U4 9 6 27 20 26 4 92U5 |Encroacher 3 2 3 1 1 10

Owner 2 1 3 6________ Squatter 1 2 5 6 1 2 17

Tenant I I

|Sub total of us 6 3 i1 9 2 3 34

|Grand Total 133 101 279 103 83 54 753

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ANNEXURE 3.5

Public Consultation3.5.1 Public Consultation Methodology for KSHIP

The Table below highlights the roles of key participants throughout the project cycle.

Participation Mechanisms

Project PAPs and Representatives NGOs Local officials (in PAP HostsStage and host areas )Identific Receive information on project Design and carry out Assist in census and Provideation impacts information campaign socio-economic surveys information and

Representative on coordination Assist in census and Assist NGO in inputs to design ofcommittee Socio -economic survey information IG programsParticipate in census surveys Participate in the dissemination Identify existingParticipation in structured Coordination Committee Participate in and credit and IGconsultations to develop IG Participate in arrange consultations schemesprograms consultations Arrange PAP transport Discuss areas ofKeep records of consultations Representation on to sites possible conflictChoose resettlement locations or grievance tribunal Help to document with PAPshousing schemes Train VRWs where consultationsInputs to design of resettlement required Support VRWs worklocations Facilitate PAP Examine feasibility ofRepresentation on grievance intergroup meetings IG programmes andtribunal discuss with PAPs

Impleme Monitor provision of entitlements Provide on-going Process IG proposals Assist PAPs in usentation Labor and other input at site information for PAPs and Participate in grievance of new production

Credit and other group scheme hosts redressal systemsmanagement Provide support in group Provide assistance underO&M of sites and project input management local schemes Form jointManagement of common Monitor entitlement Membership of managementproperty resources provision and implementation groups forManage common property implementation of IG committee common resourcesresources and community programmes Process documents fordevelopment funds Members of welfare and socio-Member of implementation implementation economic servicescommittee committee (ration card,)

Monitori Participate in grievance tribunals Provide information to Ongoing interaction Provide inputs tong and Report to project on IG schemes project staffon vulnerable with PAPs to identify M & E of R&REvaluati Report on service qualiry at sites groups problems in IGon Act as extemal monitors programs

for project (where not Participants inpreviously involved) correctional strategies

Anaivsis of Stake-holder's Perceptions (views)Results of this analysis guided development of a public participation strategy, the design of the multi-leveled consultation program, and other consultative activities with stakeholders.

In KSHIP stake-holders were identified considering following issues:

* Who might be affected (positively or negatively) by the development concern to be addressed?* Who are "voiceless" for whom special efforts may have to be made?* Who are representatives of those likely to be affected?* Who is responsible for what is intended?



* Who is likely to mobilize for or against what is intended?* Who can make what is intended more effective through their participation or less effective by their

non-participation or outright opposition?* Who can contribute financial and technical resources?* Whose behavior has to change for the effort to succeed?Both primary and secondary stakeholders were identified, invited to take part in the consultationseries, and solicited to participate in planning and implementation of the R&R program. Primarystakeholders are those affected negatively or positively by the project. Primary stakeholders in KSHIPinclude PAPs, project beneficiaries, and project implementing agencies. Secondary stakeholders areother individuals and group with an interest in the project viz., the World Bank, highway users etc.

State-level Consultative WorkshopA State Level Consultative Workshop was held in May 2000. The participants included the projectaffected persons, NGO's, representatives from other R & R projects being implemented in the state,government officials from social, environmental and revenue departments including the DistrictCommissioner's of all the districts concerned, PWD and PIU representatives and R&R consultants.The purpose of the workshop was to promote public awareness and understanding of proposed projectactions and to notify stakeholders and others of opportunities to participate in consultations and theassessment process.

Planning for the stakeholder consultative workshop included contacts with numerous social andenvironmental NGO's and other project stakeholders to encourage participation. For the StakeholdersWorkshop, the methodology used was a participatory one.

Local and Village-level ConsultationsLocal level consultations were carried out for the upgradation Links for Phase I roads. Efforts weremade to contact every PAP, especially those losing their land, house and livelihood. There were 6meetings held. These links were identified on the basis of maximum acquisition. Effort was made toensure that participants got a chance to express their views on the project.

At the village-level, PAPs and local leaders and key persons were consulted. The consultations weremainly focus groups discussions, based on the R & R policy. Representatives of the PCC social teammoderated the meetings. Representatives from the PIU also attended the meetings. All the village levelmeetings are documented which included videography. The proceedings of meetings and the list ofparticipants for each of the meetings have been given in the following paragraphs.

The main objectives of the village consultation were to minimize negative impact in the projectcorridors and to make people aware of the road rehabilitation project. During the process efforts weremade to:

* understand views of the people affected with reference to the impacts of the road;* identify and assess all major economic and sociological impacts on the PAPs to enable effective

planning and implementation; and* resolve issues relating to affects on community property.Local level consultations were carried out in 6 villages. In Link 2A in Torvi village; in Link 60 invillage Hallikhed (K ); in Link 5C in village Chikbenekal; In Link IA in Yermarus; in Link 5A atKallur village and in Link 5B in Gorebal village.

Requirements of the SDRC in carrying out the Entitlement consultations

These consultations will be managed and carried out by the SDRC, District R&R Committees, andassisting NGOs. In order to meet the above requirements, the PIll/SDRC will undertake the followingactions:

* Prepare an information brochure in the local language, explaining the RAP and what is required ofPAPs in order to claim their entitlement. It should be distributed throughout the project corridors tothe PAPs;

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* Request help of village leaders and other influential community leaders to encourage the PAPs inthe implementation of the RAP;

* Complete a verification process to ensure the correct information has been collected and eachhousehold has received an ID card with survey number on it. Each entitled person in the householdunit will be given a separate identification Card. This card will contain specific details of theentitlements.

* Conduct meetings to explain the RAP and answer questions concerning the entitlement.* Attempt to ensure that the vulnerable groups understand the process and that their needs are being

taken into consideration explicitly.At this stage PAP representation in District R&R committees will also be established with theassistance of partnering NGOs.

Section 2: Proceedings of Public Consultation on the Project Roads

3.5.1. Public Consultation for Link 2A at village TorviPublic Consultation is an important component in the process of planning and implementing theresettlement and rehabilitation for the project affected persons, families and groups under the project.While it is a stipulation of the Bank that public consultation be conducted for the people being/likelyto be affected by the project, the need for the same arises in the wake of the importance and hence thenecessity of public/people's participation. People's participation is emphasized because the success ofresettlement is being found to be highly dependent on the responsiveness of the people being affected.Besides, a successful consultation would not only keep the concerned people informed about theproject. it also helps gain support from the various stakeholders for the same. Further, people'sparticipation is also important because it facilitates:

- Identifving the impacts and the people likely to be affected (which is important in determiningsources of vulnerability and the groups exposed to them)

- Identifying the options and choices of the people vis-a-vis the options as would/could be providedunder the project

* Verifying the empirical facts, including the identity of those affected and assets to be acquired, andthus making the delivery of entitlements and services more transparent

* Working towards reaching a consensus regarding issues such as valuation standards in the absenceof markets, acceptability of substitute sites or other assets, etc.

The Public Consultation for Link 2A (Bijapur to Tikota) was held at Torvi, one of the villages abuttingthe project road of the link in the afternoon of 18dh March 2000. This village as the location for thepublic consultation was finalized following the completion of the Socio-Economic Survey in this linkand after identifving the number of families being affected for the entire link. As per protocol, thevillagers were informed about the day, time and venue of the public consultation four days prior to theconsultation. While the District Commissioner (D.C.,) of Bijapur district was informed about thepublic consultation during the Socio-Economic Survey, the services of the Village Accountant andGram Sevak of Torvi village were sought in order to mobilize people and in identifying the venue. ThePCC staff comprising of Ms. Rupa Banerjee. Mr. A. Jayaram, Mr. Rajnish Kadambar and Ms. Leena.Sand Mr. Sounderajan, Social Welfare Officer PIU conducted the public consultation. The populaceincluded PAPs covered under the Survey, the general public belonging to the village and the VillageAccountant of Torvi. Ms. Leena S and Mr. A. Jayaram moderated the consultation.

The PCC staff briefed the audience about KSI-P and explained the purpose of conducting a publicconsultation. The importance of people's participation was also made clear to those present at thevenue. With this background, broad issues were highlighted on which the staff intended to elicit theopinion of the public.

ISSUESThe broad issues that were brought up for discussion were land acquisition, Resettlement andRehabilitation, encroachments, benefits from the project and environmental issues. The principalissues has been tabulated as follows:


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SI.No Issue People's Perception1. Perception about The general view was that of affirmation.

the Project2. Encroachment While the people agree that there has been encroachment of ROW,

under existing circumstances, they expressed their inability to. shiftfrom their present abode. However, given shifting assistance, they areready to vacate the encroached land.

3. Land Acquisition Compensation has to be on par with the prevalent market rates for theland or if all temate site is Ikm from the village, 30 acres of govt. landis available which could be utilised for providing alternative sitesprovided, it has to be within the village itself.

4. Resettlement and Foreseeing the prospective merits of road improvement, there seems torehabilitation be no resistance for minor displacement; however the people are

apprehensive about being relocated away from the village as this couldsevere their source of livelihood and for the sentiments that areattached to the village. Rehabilitation thus would be ideal within 2kmsradius of the village. Amenities would have to be provided in theresettlement sites.It was also felt that alternative sites would be feasible only in case ofmass displacement (the UKP project was time and again referred tohere by the public).Since most of the people likely to be affected do not own any other

property other than what they would be losing, the people expect theproject to exercise compassion and empathy.

5. Compensation For people losing land, either land for land or cash compensation atmarket value was opined as the ideal compensation.Petty shopkeepers seemed reluctant of shifting their shops away fromthe village as it would drastically reduce their business prospects. Theythus suggested that they should be allowed to pursue their businessbeyond the RoW.

While the overall response for the public consultation was very good, there was lack of participationfrom the womenfolk of the village. Nevertheless, attempt would be made in the forthcomingconsultations to involve women and elicit their opinion and enhance their participation.

Prior to the public consultation, the entire link was videographed. Later, the Head Quarters Assistant tothe District Commissioner was contacted to obtain a list of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)which have reasonable working experience in areas related to rural development, women'sempowerment, etc. Rupa and Leena subsequently met two such NGOs namely, SABALA and ISEER.While both the NGOs are working in the area of Watershed management and focusing of Self-HelpGroups for women, SABALA is also involved in the rehabilitation and resettlement program of theUKP.

List of ParticipantsI. Gangadhar S Haldimani

2. Ramkrishna S Jayadal

3. Yamanappa Y Parsi - Hadimani

4. Shibadri A Ganji

5. Tamanna L Ganji

6. Suresh S Babaleshwar

7. Sadashiv k Ganji

8. Raju G Hadimani

9. Laxman M Gudimani

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10.Hanamanth M Gudimani

I I.Basappa M Karigar

12.Sabawa V Ganchinamani

13.Samappa L Hadimani

14.Bojappa L Hadimani

15.Girappa L Hadimani

16.Ravatappa Maleppa Hosamani

17.Lakkappa Lakshmana Goni

18.Lakkappa Ravutapa Ganjinavara

19.Narayan M. Kulkarni

20.Arjun Ganji

21.D.K. Biradar

22.Basavaraj. A. Patri

23.K.V. Kulkami

24.Basavaraj. K. Biradar

25.Shivananda. M. Mangali

26.Mallappa N. Huttimani

27.Yallappa G. Gangenawar

28.Hanumant. R. Ganjenwar

29.M.M. Athani

30.S.G. Chalawedi (Village Accountant

3 l.N.L. Swadgi

32.Siddhartha Ganjanur

33.N.B. Nvamgond

34.K.B. Biradar

35.Vilas. S. Bagali (Patil)

36.B.B. Biradar

37.Vilas S. Bagali

38.K.B. Biradar

39.N.L. Saralagi

40.P.S. Biradar

3.5.2. Public Consultation in 6-0 at village Hallikhed (K) on Socio-Economic IssuesFollowing the completion of Socio-Economic Survey in link 6-0 (Gulbarga to Homnabad) and afteridentifying the number of families being affected for the entire link, the Socio-Economic Teamorganized a public consultation in the Link at Hallikhed (K) village on the forenoon of Saturday on15•' April, 2000. Hallikhed (K) is one of the villages abutting the project road of the link and islocated in Homnabad Taluk. Saturday being the market day for the village, the villagers expressedtheir preference to attend the public meeting in the forenoon. The venue for the public consultationwas fixed at the local Government Higher Primary School. As per requirement, the villagers were



informed about the day, time and venue of the public consultation four days in advance. While theTahsildar of Homnabad Taluk was informed about the public consultation during the Socio-EconomicSurvey, the services of the Panchayat Secretary of Hallikhed (K) village were sought in order tomobilize people and to identify the venue.

The PCC staff (Social Wing) comprising of Prof. H.G. Hanumappa, Ms. Rupa Banerjee, Ms, Leena. S,and Mr. A. Jayaram, conducted the discussion. The participants included Project Affected Persons(PAPs) covered under the Survey, the general public belonging to the village and the PanchayatSecretary of Hallikhed (K). Prof. H.G. Hanumappa, Mr. A. Jayaram and Ms. Leena S moderated theconsultation in the local language, Kannada.

The PCC staff briefed the audience about KSHIP and explained the purpose of conducting the publicconsultation. The importance of people's participation was also highlighted to those present at thevenue. With this background, the following issues were taken up for discussion and public opinion onthese issues was elicited.

ISSUESThe Socio-Economic issues that were brought up for discussion included: Land Acquisition,Resettlement and Rehabilitation, Compensation Package, Benefits from the Project and EnvironmentalIssues. The content of the discussion is tabulated below.

People's Perceptions about the Socio-Economic Issues

SI.No Issue People's Perception1. Perception about The general view was that of affirmation. The prospective merits of the

the Project project is well appreciated in that the public feels that it would enhancethe business prospects of the village as it is this village which acts asthe commercial point for as many as 20 to 25 villages and hamletsaround the Hallikhed.The populace seemed to have a consensus on the opinion that a bypassbe constructed rather than widening the road as the present optionmight adversely affect the business activity of the village. This is sofelt because according to the villagers, there is not enough land for thepopulation to move to an alternative land. Further, commerce and tradeis the main source of income for most villagers; the income derivedfrom agriculture seems to be very marginal. The general opinion is thatthe existing road should be widened without disturbing the presentlocales.

2. Land Acquisition Compensation has to be on par with the prevalent market rates for theland. The choice seemed to be more towards cash for land as land ofsimilar quality is scarce given the terrain of the region. In case of theby-pass too, that was being suggested, the villagers suggested that theland loser be given cash for land lost though land for land (in case ofloss of residential structure) as an option was not ruled out.

3. Resettlement and Resettlement sites and group housing were welcomed in case morerehabilitation than 20 to 25 families are losing residential structures. As far as

commercial structures are concerned, people are worried andapprehensive about being relocated away from the village as thiswould severe their business. They fear that even at a 2km distance orwithin this distance too, the same business prospects are difficult tofind. Due to this, most suggest that a bypass is a better option thandisplacing people and disturbing their business activities. However,they seemed to appreciate the option of business complexes.

4. Compensation Many in the audience opined that, for people losing land preferred landfor land as a better option than for cash compensation. However, somefelt that, cash compensation can not be totally ruled out.

For a person losing his house, the general opinion was that he shouldI_be compensated by cash. But, according to the local Panchayat



SI.No Issue People's PerceptionSecretary and the general public, there is no government land availablewhere people could be rehabilitated and because of this, compensationin the form of cash would be more feasible leaving the choice ofreconstruction to the individual/family. However, this too would beproblematic if his main income is derived from commercial activity.

For those losing commercial structure, the villagers suggested that theybe provided with cash compensation for the structure, land for the landand a government job. The last point about providing a government jobwas being repeatedly stressed.

5. Livelihood This village being a major commercial centre, the villagers fear thattheir respective livelihoods may suffer serious setbacks if land is to beacquired for widening. In such a situation, they expect that along withthe compensation that they would get, a Govt. job be provided to onemember of each such affected family that is losing its shop or suchother commercial establishment.

In one of the PAP's case, he is likely to lose a part of his land and aborewell, which is the main source of water for his land. Hisapprehension is that while the land could be compensated, the wholepurpose of providing assistance for digging an alternate well 'might befutile if he is unable to find a substitute point wherein he could dig thewell. In the process, he fears that his only source of income is lost. Inthat case, he expects a government job, as the compensation paidwould in no way restore what livelihood he is likely to lose.

While the overall response for the public consultation was very good, there was lack of participationfrom the womenfolk of the village. However, one of the NGOs identified by the PCC staff, namelyNorth Kamataka Rural Development Centre attended the public consultation on invitation by the PCC.The entire link was videographed later in the afternoon following the public consultation.

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS1. Subhashchandra S. Somanna.

2. Narayan Appa Rao C. Patil.

3. Rajesh Bhimsha Mantalker.

4. K.M. Pateel.

5. Kuppanna Bundi.

6. Annappa Batkal.

7. Kashappa. A. Honnali.

8. Baburao Cheelshetty.

9. Basavaraj Lakka.

10.Subhash Waar.

I I.Kalyan rao

12.Vadiraj Chikkapatil

13.Sharanappa Bapuri

14.Niranjappa Bhandi

1 5.Chandrashekara



16.Siddaram Indi

17.Tukaram Chiwadi

18.Rajappa Mooli

19.Sangappa

20.Gundappa

21 .Kamilappa

22.Nigappa Bhimanna Sadlapur (PAPs)

23.Sharanappa Siddappa Halbanga

24.Tippanna Gundappa Uppar

25.Gundappa Shankrappa Chillashetty

26.Nagaashetty Apparao Chikkapatalagi

27.0manna Revanasiddappa Chikkapatalgi

28.Punappa Shankrappa Chinnashetty

29.Manikyappa Shankrappa Chinnashetty

30.Eranna Kallappa Varad

31 .Nagaraj Sajjanna Shetty

32.Rajabai Annappa Chikkappa

33.Niranjanappa Shavanappa Bhadi

34.Kalyanappa Shamrao Chickpatil

35.Shamrao Nagappa Patil

36.Annappa M. Ratkal

37.Vijayakumar Kashappa Chilshetty.

38.Dasarath Shrnappa

3.5.3. Public Consultation in SCat village Chikkabenekal on Socio-Economic ssuesFollowing the completion of Socio-Economic Survey in link 5-C (Gangawati to Munirabad) and afteridentifying the number of families being affected for the entire link, the Socio-Economic Teamorganized a public consultation in the Link at Chikkabenekal village on the forenoon of Friday on 28hApril, 2000. Chikkabenekal is one of the villages abutting the project road of the link and is locatedin Gangawati Taluk. Being the harvest time, the villagers expressed their preference to attend thepublic meeting in the forenoon. The venue for the public consultation was fixed at the VillagePanchayat premises. As per requirement, the villagers were informed about the day, time and venue ofthe public consultation four days in advance. While the Tahsildar of Gangawati Taluk was informedabout the public consultation during the Socio-Economic Survey, the services of the PanchayatSecretary of Chikkabenekal village were sought in order to mobilize people and to identify the venue.

The PCC staff (Social Wing) comprising of Prof. H.G. Hanumappa, Ms. Rupa Banerjee, Mr. A.Jayaram, Mr. Madhusudan and Ms. Leena. S conducted the discussion. The PIU, PWD wasrepresented by Dr. Sounderajan, Social Welfare Officer and Mr. Uday Kumar, Assistant Conservatorof Forests. The participants included Project Affected Persons (PAPs) covered under the Survey, thegeneral public belonging to the village and the Panchayat Secretary of Chikkabenekal. Prof. H.G.Hanumappa, Mr. A. Jayaram and Ms. Leena S moderated the consultation in the local language,Kannada.


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The PCC staff briefed the audience about KSH1P and expiained the purpose of conducting the publicconsultation. The importance of people's participation was also highlighted to those present at thevenue. With this background, the following issues were taken up for discussion and public opinion onthese issues was elicited.

ISSUESThe Socio-Economic issues that were brought up for discussion included encroachments, LandAcquisition, Resettlement and Rehabilitation, Compensation Package, Benefits from the Project andEnvironmental Issues. The content of the discussion is tabulated below.


Sl.No Issue People's Perception1. Perception about the The general view was that of affirmation. The prospective merits of the

Project project was well appreciated2. Encroachments While the people agree that there has been encroachment of ROW, under

existing circumstances, they expressed their inconvenience to shift fromtheir present abode. However, given shifting assistance, they are ready tovacate the encroached land.

2.. Land Acquisition Compensation has to be on par with the prevalent market rates for theland. It was also suggested that compensation be provided for thestanding crops at the time of implementation and value of land for thestretch be based on market value or the registration value, which ever ishigher. It was also opined that wherever the loss is less than 2 acres (theland to be acquired would not be more than 3-4 Mts. for each plot), thencash for land is a better option. This was so opined because the populacefelt that even in such a loss if land lost is compensated by land, thiswould not be economically viable for the land loser as that portion of theland would not be given at the same place where he has his remainingpart of land. However, if a person were likely to lose more than 2 acres,then land for land would be an ideal option.

3. Resettlement and As far as commercial structures are concerned, people felt that the bestrehabilitation option is to allow them to continue in the existing locales by shifting a

little beyond the COI. However, they also consented on the option ofcommercial complexes let out on rent basis with vicinity to the road.

4. Compensation Land has to be compensated as per government valuation, that is, Rs.25,Land 000 per acre. it was also mentioned that in one of the recent transactions,

the land value per acre of irrigated land was registered for Rs. 1, 25000and for one acre of dry land, it is Rs.50, 000 to Rs.80, 000. However, it isalso noted by the populace that the market value per acre is much higherthan the registered value mentioned.One of the women PAPs opined that since she is going to lose a part ofher land as well as coconut plantation, she should be compensated forboth.

The villagers felt that if the land were to be acquired then the personlosing the structure should be compensated with cash. (Though the

Commercial amount of compensation was never mentioned most of the villagers whostructures had gathered opined that the amount of compensation should be higher.

For instance compensation for a particular structure is calculated as perguidelines an enhancement of 20-30% should be provided to facilitateinitiative for resettlement without controversy).The other option that was suggested especially in case of encroachmentswas of providing a commnercial complex on lease or rent basis.The third option suggested was that of alternate landSome of the villagers felt that the structures could be allowed to shift alittle beyond the COI and such that they do not have to re-establish theirshops/commercial establishments elsewhere. The villagers are reluctant

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SI.No Issue People's PerceotionIto establish their commercial structures away trom the existing iocation.

as this would adversely affect their livelihood.

The villagers losing houses due to widenin2 of the road felt that the!Residential structures should be compensated with house or with land and be provided With

house construction allowance.6. Communihy assets During the Socio-Economic Survey it was recorded that community !

assets like borewells. bus stand and small shrines are getting affected.The public opined that these assets would have to be relocated and thatthey would extend their support and help in locating a suitable site for thesame and in relocating the lost assets.

Unlike the other public consultations, women participation in Chikkabenekal village was veryprominent. Further, the verall response of the villagers towards the proceeding was verv cordial.Following this, the entire link was videographed in the afternoon.

LIST OF PARTICIPANTSI . Martab Sab Vaddarhatti.

2. Sugappa.

3: Nagappa.

4. Hoshnisaab

5. Gundappa.

6. Eramma

7. Yamunamma

8. Mariamma

9. Hanumamma

1 0.Nagamma

I I.Parvathamma

12.Lingappa

13.Sarasamma

14.1ndramma

15.Lingappa

1 6.Balanagowda

1 7.Varashappa

1 8.Gangappa

19.Hulagappa

20.Shameed Saab

21.Shami Saab

22.Yallusa

23.Ibrahim Saab

24.Manappa Kambara

25.Hanumantappa

26.Lakshmana

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27.Lakkappa.H

28.S.F.Koppal

29.Basappa

30.C. B. Patil

31 .B.Earappa

Public Consultation in 5A at village Kallur on Socio-Economic IssuesFollowing the completion of Socio-Economic Survey in link 5-A (Kalmala to Sindhnur) and afteridentifying the number of families being affected for the entire link, the Socio-Economic Teamorganized a public consultation in the Link at Kallur village on the forenoon of Tuesday on 6th June,2000. Kallur is one of the villages abutting the project road of the link and is located in SindhnurTaluk of Raichur District. Being the harvest time, the villagers expressed their preference to attend thepublic meeting in the forenoon. The venue for the public consultation was fixed at the VillagePanchayat Hall. As per requirement, the villagers were informed about the day, time and venue of thepublic consultation four days in advance through pamphlets and personal contact While the Tahsildarof Gangawati Taluk was informed about the public consultation during the Socio-Economic Survey,the services of the Panchayat Secretary, local leaders and village elders of the village were sought inorder to mobilize people and to identify the venue.

The PCC staff (Social Wing) comprising of Prof. H.G. Hanumappa, Mr. A. Jayaram, Mr. Madhusudanand Ms. Leena. S conducted the discussion. The participants included Project Affected Persons (PAPs)covered under the Survey, the village Panchayat members and the general public belonging to Kallur.Prof. Hanumappa, Mr. A. Jayaram and Ms. Leena S moderated the consultation in the local language,Kannada.

T-he PCC staff briefed the audience about the present project and explained the purpose of conductingthe public consultation. The importance of people's participation was also highlighted to those presentat the venue. With this background, the following issues were taken up for discussion and publicopinion on these issues was elicited.

ISSUESThe Socio-Economic issues that were brought up for discussion included squatters and encroachers,Land Acquisition, Resettlement and Rehabilitation, Compensation Package and the benefits from theProject. The content of the discussion is tabulated below.


Sl.No Issue People's PerceptionI. Perception about the Most of the villagers who expressed their views and the village elders

Project and panchayat members who spoke on the occasion welcomed theproposed project and the benefits likely to accrue from the same.However, some of them felt that the roads linking the interior villages tothe State roads should also be simultaneously improved.

2. Squattersl While the PAPs do agree that there have been illegal occupancy andEncroachments encroachment of the govt. land, and that they cannot get any

compensation for the land occupied, they nevertheless feel thatgovernment should extend some amount of assistance. Since the sourcesof livelihood for most of the likely PAP's/PAFs is dependent uponagriculture, they expressed concern over their displacement as it wouldresult in moving away from their workplace i.e. the agricultural fields.Proximity to the fields ensures them a regular job as casual labourers orfarm hands in the agriculture fields.

2. Land Acquisition Compensation has to be on par with the prevalent market rates for theland. Besides, the PAP's unequivocally expressed that the compensationshould be paid before or during acquisition and before the civil works


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Sl.No| Issue J PeoDie's Percettion!I start.

3. Resettlement and Those likely to lose commercial structures felt that tne nest option is torehabilitation allow them to continue in same area by shifting a little bevond the CO!.

However, they also consented on the option of commercial complexes letout on rent basis in the vicinit, of the road.

4. Compensationi andassistanceLand Land losers should be compensated by equivalent land or cash and the

compensation should go to the legal heir in case of a deceased person.

Commercial Compensation at replacement value was opined as the best option forstructures those whose structures are likely to be acquired due to widening of the

road.The other option that was suggested especially in case of encroachmentswas of providing a commercial complex on rent basis.Some of the villagers felt that the structures could be allowed to shifi alittle beyond the COI such that they do not have to re-establish theirshops/commercial establishments elsewhere. The villagers are hesitant toestablish their commercial structures away from the existing location. asthis would adversely affect their livelihood.

Residential structures The villagers losing houses due to widening of the road felt that theyshould be compensated with house or with land and are provided withhouse construction allowance.

For encroachers the participants suggested that though they are notlegally entitled for compensation, they could however be linked to theongoing govemment housing schemes like the Ashraya Housing Schemeor the government could acquire land, convert them into plots and allowthe displaced families to build houses there. Nevertheless, some of thesquatters felt that they should be provided with land and monetaryassistance to construct the lost structure.

It was duly stressed that the physically challenged and educated PAP'slosing livelihood due to the acquiring of the structures should be givenspecial attention. The villagers indicated that the Govt. could acquire the"Gomala" and rent it to the families to profess their previousoccupations.

The populace also opined that sufficient notice (atleast 3 months) shouldbe given for vacating the occupied area prior to the commencement ofcivil works. This would facilitate them to salvage their assets from theplace of evacuation.

6. Community assets The public opined that such assets which belong to the entire village likehandpumps and shrines, etc., and those likely to be affected due to theproject would have to be relocated and that it would extend its supportand help in locating a suitable site for the same and in reconstructing thelost assets.

Besides the response of the villagers towards the proceedings being very cordial, the participation ofwomen in the public consultation at Kallur was good.

LIST OF'PARTICIPANTS1. Abdullka Ajid

2. Sabira Hussain

3. Naseer Hussain Mulla

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4. Shantappa Pujar

5. I.Veera Reddy

6. Narasanna S/o Ramayya

7. Adullah Nabi

8. Yaduraj

9. P.Amaranna

IO.Shetty Gandeppa Sarkar

I I.Ramakka

12.J.Seetarama Reddy

13.K.Suryakant Venkatesh

14.Nabisab Khaja Hussain

15.Sanna Ramanna S/o Kallurayya

16.Madeva Hottara

17.Narasappa

18.Rajanna S/o Eswaramma

19.1brahim

20.J.Shamsundar

2 1.Satyanarayan Reddy

22.A.Narayan

23.Nooruddin Sab

24.Sirab Sultan

25.Shalam Khan

26.Tulekha Begum

27.Amaresh

28.Mohammad S/o Mohammad Esmial

29.Padmavathi W/o Narasappa

30.Shelam Sab Davalsab

31.Gokarnappa. R

32.K. Thimauua

33.Hassamsab Sab B/o Rehman Sab

34.Veeresha

35.Parashuram

36.Hanumantappa S/o Tippayya

37.Lalsab

38.Sheshappa Pujari

39.Vittal Rao

40.Kishan Rao

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41 .Amaresha

42.Naddar Kullar

43.Sharadamma

44.Ragavendra S/o T.l. Shetry

45.Khairunnisa Begum

46.Saraswati

47.Rangamma

48.Phollamma

49.Maktumbi

Public Consultation in 5B at village Gorebal on Socio-Economic IssuesFollowing the completion of Socio-Economic Survey in link 5-B (Sindhnur to Gangawati) and afteridentifying the number of families being affected for the entire link. the Socio-Economic Teamorganized a public consultation in the Link at Gorebal village on the forenoon of Mondav on 5th June,2000. Gorebal is one of the villages abutting the project road of the link and is located in SindhnurTaluk of Raichur District. Being the harvest time, the villagers expressed their preference to attend thepublic meeting in the forenoon. The venue for the public consultatiolt was fixed at the VillageCommunity Hall close to the temple. As per requirement, the villagers were informed about the day.time and venue of the public consultation four days in advance through pamphlets and personalcontact While the Tahsildar of the Taluk was informed about the public consultation during the Socio-Economic Survey, the services of the Panchayat Secretary and local leaders and village elders ofGorebal village were sought in order to mobilize people and to identifv the venue.

The PCC staff (Social Wing) comprising of Prof. H.G. Hanumappa, Mr. A. layaram, Mr. Madhusudanand Ms. Leena. S conducted the discussion. The participants included Project Affected Persons (PAPs)covered under the Survey and the general public belonging to the identified village. Prof.H.G.Hanumappa, Mr. A. Jayaram and Ms. Leena S moderated the consultation in the local language,Kannada.

The PCC staff briefed the audience about KSHIP and explained the purpose of conducting the publicconsultation. The importance of people's participation was also highlighted to those present at thevenue. With this background, the following issues were taken up for discussion and public opinion onthe same was elicited.

ISSUESThe Socio-Economic issues that were brought up for discussion included problems of squatters andencroachers, Land Acquisition, Resettlement and Rehabilitation and Compensation Package in theProject. The content of the discussion is tabulated below.


SJ.No Issue People's Perception1. Perception about the The general view was that of affirmation. The prospective merits of the

Project project was well appreciated2. Encroachers and While both the categories agreed that there has been encroachment of

squatters ROW, under existing circumstances, they expressed their apprehension(Commercial) about shifting from their present site. However, given shifting assistance.

they are ready to vacate the encroached land.

3. . Land Acquisition A prevalent market rate has to be paid as compensation for the land to beacquired. Further the villagers were firm in expressing that the_compensation should be paid prior to the commencement of civil works.

4. Resettlement and As far as commercial structures are concerned, people felt that the bestrehabilitation option is to allow them to continue in the existing areas by shifting a little

beyond the COI. However, they also consented on the option ofcommercial complexes let out on rent basis with vicinity to the road.


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Sl.No Issue People's Perception

As for the encroachers and squatters whose residential structures arelikely to be affected, the PAP's felt that Resettlement sites with amenitieswould be a feasible option.

5. CompensationLand Cash compensation seemed to be the preferred option of most of the

people likely to be affected.

Commercial One-time cash compensation for the land (at the market value) andstructures replacement value for the structure. In cases where the remaining

land/structure becomes unviable, then the compensation should be paidfor the entire land/structure. It was also expressed that compensation inthe form of bonds or certificates would be very inconvenient and thuscompensation paid should be preferably in cash.

The other option that was suggested especially in case of encroachmentswas of providing a commercial complex on lease or rent basis at thegovernment rates.

Some of the villagers felt that the structures could be allowed to shift alittle beyond the COI such that they do not have to re-establish theirshops/commercial/residential structures elsewhere. This was suggested asthe people felt that the cost of re-establishing the structures would bemuch more than the compensation received.

Residential structures The villagers losing houses due to widening of the road felt that theyshould be compensated with house or with land and are provided withhouse construction allowance. While the encroachers and especially thesquatters acknowledged that they have been on government land, theyshould however be provided options for resettlement

6. Community assets The public opined and the village elders in particular expressed that thecommunity assets such as handpumps, borewells, shrines etc., wouldhave to be reestablished and that they would extend their support andhelp in locating a suitable site for the same and in reconstructing the lostassets.

Unlike the other public consultations, women participation in Gorebal village was very prominent. Itwas very heartening to see that some of the women PAP's too voiced their opinion in public. Further,the overall response of the villagers towards the proceeding was very cordial.

LIST OF PARTICIPANTSI. Ramakrishna Slo Narsappa

2. Anjanayya Swamy

3. K.Shivraj, S/o Ambanna

4. Mahesh S/o Amalayya

5. Siddalingayya S/o Amalayya

6. Hanamanagouda S/o Amalayya

7. Basavaraj S/o Shankarappa

8. Bliimappa S/o Malleshappa Chanalli Cross

9. Shantabai Pratapsingh

1O.Gangamma Hugul

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12.Palavva S/o Venkatesh

13.Abdul Gayum

14.Mohammad Rafiq S/o Shiekh Shawul

15.Palakshavya Slo Rachavva

] 6.Basappa S/o Durgappa

17.Nabisab Slo Karimsab

I 8.Shankaramma W/o Malappa

19.Hanumantha Reddy

20.Motelpal Subbanna

21.Amalappa S/o Basanna

22.Arnbanna S/o Bhimanna

23.Rngamma W/o Hulgappa

24.Md.Sab S/o Shamid Sab (Munnibegam)

25.Mallappa S/o Satyappa

26.Rachamma W/o Mahadevappa

27.Holemma W/o Siddaramappa

28.Basamma W/o Hanumantappa

29.Mallappa S/o Amalappa

30.Shekangouda

31 .Arnaramma W/o Veeresh

32.Dodda Basappa Siddappa (Lakshmamma W/o Doddabasappa)

33.Niranjan Rao

34.Amalappa S/o Shivanna

35.J.Surya Narayan

36.Lakshmi Devi

37.K. Ryomti D/o Ramanjaneyulu

38.K.Ramanjaneyulu

39.Siddappa S/o Gangappa

40.Y.P. Subbarayadu

41.A.V. Pramila

42.Amaresh (Kamal Kirani Stores)

43.Durgappa S/o Parappa

44.Veerayya S.o Sharanayya

45.Umapathi S/o Shekarayya

46.Bhimachar S/o Venkobachar (Kirana shop)

47.G. Sanna Sharanegouda

48.Bettadayya Swami S/o Gadayya Swamy

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49.Renukayya Shetty.J.M (Hotel)

50.Veeranna Moolimani

51 .Lakshman Singh

52.Hasalappa S/o Savarappa

53.H.Veeresh (Barber shop)

54.Chandrappa S/o Sunkappa

55.Venkatesh S/o Nagappa

56. Nagappa S/o Hanamamma

57.Durgappa S/o Thippanna

58.Hanumantappa S/o Haralappa Chaluadi

59.Sanjeevapp Chaluvadi

60.Hulagappa Chaluvadi

61.Basappa Harijan

62.Baleppa S/o Hanumantappa

63.Basappa S/o Hanumantappa

64.Ulavappa S/o Hanumantappa

65.Lakshmappa S/o Yamanappa

66.Muddappa S/o Ulavuppa

67.Gangappa S/o Ulavuppa

68.Sannasalappa S/o Ulavuppa

69.Hanumanth S/o Bulappa

Public Consultation in IA at village Yarmarus on Socio-Economic IssuesFollowing the completion of Socio-Economic Survey in link 1-A (Raichur to Makthal) and afteridentifying the number of families being affected for the entire link, the Socio-Economic Teamorganized a public consultation in the Link at Yarmarus village on the afternoon of 6 h June, 2000.Yarmarus is one of the villages abutting the project road of the link and is located in Raichur Taluk.The public consultation took place in the residence of one of the likely Project affected persons, Mr.Siddaramappa. The villagers were informed about the day, time and venue of the public consultationwell in advance. While the PCC staff (Social Wing) was represented by Prof. H.G. Hanumappa, Mr.A. Jayaram, Mr. Madhusudan and Ms. Leena. S, the participants included the Project Affected Persons(PAPs) covered under the Survey. The deliberations took place in the local language, Kannada. Someof the project-affected persons, including a few women whose families are likely to be affectedparticipated in the Stakeholders' Workshop held at Bangalore on 19k" May 2000. Due to this reason, noformal introduction was made for the public consultation. The most relevant issues namely, landacquisition and compensation package, were raised for discussion.

During the Socio-Economic Surveys, it was noted that while the existing Right of Way data indicatedthat the land belonged to the Government, the Project Affected Persons had RTC records to showproof of residence. This issue was clarified with the Assistant Executive Engineer of Raichur whoconfirmed that the land on either side of the road is indeed private property. Further it was suggestedthat between chainagel4200 - 14550, the alignment should be kept towards the left side as the numberof families getting affected on the left side would be restricted to 4 as compared to 12 families on theright side. Thus the number of families getting affected is now not more than 5. Hence the publicconsultation and issues was restricted to just those families which are likely to be affected by theproject. The content of the discussion is tabulated below.

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People's Perceptions about the Socio-Economic issues

SlA.o Issue Peonle's Perception1. Land Acquisition and Compensation has to be on par with the prevalent market rates and per

compensation for square feet because the area comes under municipal lhmits.land

2 Commercial The populace expressed consensus regarding Compensation atstructures replacement value for those losing commercial and residential structures.

Instead of disturbing the structure. a suggestion was made towardsshifting the alignment to the left side where vacant land is avaiiable.Some of them also suggested that the COI could be reduced such thatthere is minimum acquisition and effect on the existing structures.

3 Residential structures It was opined that if the remaining structure becomes unviable. thecompensation should be paid for the whole structure and if the Govt. wasnot making use of the remaining piece of land, the same should be givento concemed family. Two families whose livelihood also was beingaffected due to the likely acquisition of the residential cum commercialstructure (while one of them has an arrack shop. the other lady sellsmeat) seemed hesitant to move from the present habitat as they felt itwould be difficult to re-establish their present source of livelihoodelsewhere.

List of participants1. Prakash

2. Sakubai

3°. Siddaramappa

4. Rajendra

5. Sharadamma

6. Lakshman

3.5.4. PROCEEDINGS OF THE 'STAKEHOLDERS WORKSHOP'

The following is the proceedings of the Stakeholders Workshop on Resettlement and Rehabilitationdraft Policy of Karnataka State Highway Improvement Project organised by the Public WorksDepartment (PWD) in association with Project Co-ordinating Consultancy Services(PCC) on I th may2000 at hotel "the capitol" Bangalore.

1. The Stake Holders Workshop was organised as per the norms of World Bank in which thedraft R & R Policy of KSHIP was extensively discussed and shared with Governmentofficials, landholders, NGOs, small and marginal farmers who are affected or displaced bythis road project. The list of participants in the workshop is enclosed at Annexure.

Registration from 9.OOAM to 10.OOAM at the hotel premises.

2. The Project Director, Project Implementation Unit of Karnataka State Highway ilprovementProject, Sri. A. Chandra Reddy welcomed all the participants and briefed the audienceabout the status of Project and objective of the workshop followed by a formal inaugurationwith inaugural address by Sri. V. Balasubramanian LAS, Additional Chief Secretary to theGovemment, Public Works & Housing.

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2.01 Mr. Balasubrarnanian stated that Government of Karnataka has taken up manydevelopTnental projects aided by World Bank and the present project is the first of itskind taken up by the Karnataka Public Works Department. In Karnataka, the NationalHighways are maintained by the funds provided by Government of India: StateHighways are maintained under State funds, the Major District Roads (30,00OKms) andother district roads and Village roads (80,00OKms) are being maintained by ZillaPanchayats. Further he mentioned that about 2000Kms of State Highway Roads are to betaken up for Upgradation and Major Maintenance under the KSHIP. He also mentionedthat the extent of land to be acquired is about 23 acres or more, then followed byacquisition of about 900 houses/structures. The cost of the land acquisition in thisproject will be borne by Govemment of Karnataka but not by World Bank.

2.02 Unlike in Upper Krishna Project (UKP) where the Resettlement and Rehabilitationproblems are much more intense because large scale of people are getting displaced andsubsequently their land has to be acquired, in a linear project like KSHIP, the extent ofland acquisition and displacement of people are negligible. He also opined that theProject Sea Bird and Upper Krishna Project cannot be compared with the present projectbut the shortcomings and the problems with respect of Resettlement and Rehabilitationfaced by these projects could be borne in mind while proposing the compensation andother assistance packages to the Project affected people. He expressed that consentawards that are being passed in the aforesaid projects could be a feasible solution toavoid litigation with regard to compensation for the land. He concluded his speech bycomplementing the PIU and PCC for organising the Stake Holders Workshop.

3. Sri. Subbash Chandra Kuntia LAS, Secretary to Government, Finance Department, spokeabout the funding sources for the KSHIP. He mentioned that after the completion of this roadproject - it will improve the State's economy - Reduce the recurring cost of future roadmaintenance - Road infrastructure development will step up the economic growth. Out of thetotal cost of the project an amount of Rs. 1,926 Crores (70%) will be provided by the WorldBank as a loan amount and the balance of Rs.533 Crores (30%) will be borne by theGovernment of Karnataka. Mr. Kuntia stressed that the vulnerable section and those of belowpoverty line categories would be more affected than the squatters and encroachers who arewell off. While referring to the entitlement matrix, he suggested that vulnerable groupsshould be differentiated from the encroacher by considering the payment of benefits.

4. Mr. S.MJaamdar, Commissioner Commissioner, Resettlement and Rehabilitation, UpperKrishna Project, Bagalkot. explained the importance of Resettlement and RehabilitationPolicy and the role of World Bank. The Commissioner shared his views on R&R Policy ingeneral and with special emphasis to his personal experience while implementing the R&R ofaffected population in UKP. He said that KSH1P and UKP are similar in nature in respect ofLand Acquisition and Rehabilitation.

4.01 Mr. Jaamdar expressed his concern regarding the encroachers and the way to deal withthem. He felt that on the one hand there exists the problem of congestion, which iswidely prevalent in the settlement areas of towns and villages. On the other, there is theproblem of encroachers. The Commissioner felt that the squatters and encroachers arenot entitled for compensation or assistance as they have encroached upon thegovernment's land illegally. However the peculiar problem that crops up, according tohim, is with respect to the commercial and residential area - if the front setback is thoseof the encroachers, should they be paid for the area that they have encroached? Further,while payment of compensation to the owners of agricultural -land, in case of acquisitionis not problematic, what is to be carefully tackled is the issue of tenants and agriculturallabourers who would be on the verge of losing their very livelihood. Thus, while theCommissioner felt that encroachers are not entitled for compensation, the entire exerciseof resettlement needs to take a humanitarian approach. What is to be noted is that the

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standard of living of the persons likely to be affected by such projecls shoul.l bo bette;-than the liv ina standards before the project came into effect.

5. Mr. Nelson Hails, Team Leader, Project Co-ordinating Consultancy Sernices (Scot-, WiisonKirkpatrick India Ltd.) gave a brief account of KSHIP and PCC actiVities since the inceptionof the project and explained the scope of Phase I workl relating to Engineering Desiln. Socio-economic sur-'ev of PAPs and Resettlement Action Plan and Environmental issues likesubmission of EIA & SEA report including the sensitive areas. hot spots etc.. He outlined theprogress of socio-economic survey which was completed in 11 links in 4 corridors and alsoindicated about 544 households (2,877 PAPs) are likely to be affected in addition to theseabout 55 encroacher and 178 squatters are also affected. He also briefed about. the scheduleof submission of Draft Final Report, EIA, RAP and Road Maintenance Management StudyReports etc. by 3 0 'i June 2000.

6. Mr. Tushar Girinath, Chief Executive Officer, Tumkur Zilla Panchayat wXho has worked asGeneral Manager R&R in UKP also shared his experience with the audience stressing that theaudience should realise that it is our project for which we are getting loan from World Bankand the Project Affected People(PAPs) are our own. The World Bank also have their ownOperational Directives and press for land for land policy which is not possible. in such casethey ask for alternative option like land purchase grant - in the reverse discrimination forumprovided in the UKP R&R Policy. He said recently, we also provided "Consent Award" toPAPs in addition to this provision also made for purchase of income generating assets. As perthe land acquisition concerned, the World Bank cannot bear the cost of land purchase. Healso felt that the District Deputy Commissioner should frame a concrete policy keeping inmind the rate of inflation, mitigation hardships, social and emotional loss and emphasisshould be given to the upliftment of below poverty line categories. Further he also stressedthat the economic cost of Resettlement and Rehabilitation should always kept in mind for theoverall project.

7. Mr. Lakshminarayan IAS, Deputy Commissioner, Gulbarga Dist.. Shared his views thatthe cost wise and administration wise there may be no problems in implementing this projectas it is only an improvement of the existing roads. However, he stressed that the peopleshould be made aware of the project and its merits thereof. He also felt that the PWD shouldmake the roads free of encroachments and ensure the ROW in Urban areas is free fromencroachment and congestion. Regarding the maintenance of roads, the Government shouldencourage the private agencies.

8.' Mr. Kumar Naik [AS, Deputy Commissioner, Raichur Dist. mentioned that the Landacquisition cost varies from project to project but the problems of affected people are same inall projects. The cost of land acquistion is very less in the present project compared to theother projects. He felt that it is better to avoid cases where the land may not be vacated evenafter acquisition. Besides, he also mentioned about the entitlement matrix of the KSHIP andsuggested that the replacement cost should be arrived at without depreciation.

9. Mr. Ashwatb IAS, Deputy Commissioner Koppal District said that "Road speak thelanguage and culture of a region". While describing his experience in the implementation ofHirehalla Project where the land acquisiton process was cleared after 25 vears and henceopined that there should be some yardstick for defining compensation for the variouscategory of project affected persons and the project should be implemented with minimumdelay.

9.01 Interaction session by various Project Affected Persons (PAP) with Senior GovernmentOfficers.


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Si. Name of the Problem Suggestion voiced Suggestions of Mr. JaamdarNo PAP highlighted

I Dasarath, Loss of a part Land for land and Either compensation for dry landHumanabad of land and a assistance for with borewell or irrigated land can

borewell digging a borewell be considered.2 Veerabhadrappa, Loss of a part Requested the Not possible to spell out about the

Gulbarga of land enhanced rate as the policy is yet to becompensation per finalised. Govt. would finalise theacre of the land rate taking into account the makretacquired rate.

3 Manikappa Loss of a part Provide land for Govt. shall look into the matter afterHallikhed of land land, house for assessing the loss and providing job

house lost and jobs depends upon the job availabilityfor his children with Civil Work Contractor.

4 Kushalappa Loss of a part Land to land was Govt. shall look into the matter afterBudugumpa of irrigated requested assessing the loss.

land

5 Rashid Hamid, Losing part of Since the problem faced is not underBijapur his land near the present project jurisdiction, it

Al Ameen was observed that this problemCollege. cannot be tackled in the Workshop.Quoted thatdue to abridgecoming up. | _=

6 Srinivas, Because of a After this project, The Commissioner said that theHallikhed change in his irrigated land allignment would be looked into

allignment, would become dry such that he faces minimumhe is likely to land. How best inconvenience.lose a part of would his problemhis land and be solvedthus he wouldnot be in aposition toutilise thewater fromthe canaladjacent tohis land.

7 Sakubai, Likely to lose Since 10 members Property lost would be dulyYarmarus RCC house are dependent on the assessed and compenstion would be

cum income derived given accordingly.commercial from thestructure. commercial

structure, she shouldbe provided separatecompensation forthe structure and theland she is losing.

8 Sharadamma, Losing Demanded Property lost would be dulyYermarus commercial compenstion for the assessed and compenstion would be

structure structure and the given accordingly(liquor shop land separately

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Si. Name of the I Problem Suggestion voiced Suggestions of Nir. iaamaa.-No PAP highlighted l

years old)

9Dhanashe He sugested that This question was taker, withTorvi, Bijapur the structure. the entire structure appreciation. However, the

If the could be acquired Commissioner opined that if astructure and he should be portion of structure becomebecomes provided with a unviable on acquisition. the projectunviable after commercial space in authorities should acquire the wholeacquisition. Gandhi Market. structure and comensation should behow is the paid accordingly.compenstiongoing to bepaid for thestructure

10 Yellappa, Torvi Losing land A family of 6 Compensatin would be paid as perRoad, Bijapur and members is rule and depending upon loss of

commercial dependent on the land/structure request for allotnmentstructure structure. Demanded of land/site would be examined.adjacent to that Rs.l lakh bethe road and paid per acre ofwould be left land.unemployed

11 Veeranna Arali, Has Suggested that the The Commissioner said that thisGangawati converted a Corridor of Impact suggestion cannot be considered as

part of his should be reduced it is decided according to the normsfactory space such that his required for the construction.into structure could However, he would be paidcommercial remain unaffected compensation depending upon theshop and is loss of land and structure.likely to losethe latter.

12 Dharmappa, Losing Demanded land Suggestion noted. CompensationTorvi Road, residential adjacent to the new would be paid as per the existingBijapur structure and road and rules.

land adjacent compensation to the________________ to the road structure.

Views of the Non-Governmental Oranisations (NGOs)

10. Integrated Development Organization, Gulbarga:Mrs. Bhagyalakshmi, President of the NGO suggested that under KSHIP, R&R should besettled quickly without any delay for a longer time. The Government should define the role ofthe local NGOs and thus involve them during the implementation. She also suggested thatSelf-Help Groups should be formulated among PAPs to ensure they should invest theirmoney to improve their standard of living, Public Health Centres and other entrepreneurshipdevelopment training should be provided to affected people.

11. SAMSKARA, BidarMs. Vedamani, Director of SAMSKARA, cited the example of Karanja Project where PAPswere provided jobs in the industrial area and now it has shut down and the people are nowwithout jobs or livelihood. She also felt that compensation in the form of tangible benefitswould be better than cash compensation, which could be misutilised. Further she suggestedthat Government should provide the alternative land to a near by place and resettlement thenin and around where their relatives are dwelling so that their relatives can help in their



development. She also assured that their organisation will help them in their upliftmentprocesses.

12. Indian Society for Environmental Education and Research (ISEER) BijapurDr. Mahantesh Pattanshetti, the Director of the NGO said that people's participatoryapproach should be adopted for development activities. He also felt that it is important toinvolve people and people's representatives at the grassroots level. Further, his suggested thatthe Taluk and Gram Panchayat Chairman or members should be included in the planningstage of the project with specific roles in the process of development. He also said thatencroachers and squatters should not be compensated as this might only encourage them toillegally occupy the government land.

13. Nortb Karnataka Rural Development Society (NKRDS) HumanabadMs. Swarnalatha- Director, suggested that people should be made aware of the project andshould be extended training in relevant areas such that they can actively participate in thedevelopment process.

PROJECT EXPERIENCE - EXPRESSED BY THE SPECIALISTS

14. Prof. H.G.Hanumappa, Social Impact Specialist, KPCCThe post-lunch session began by the presentation of Prof. H.G.Hanumappa. He appraised theaudience about the various links where the Socio-Economic Surveys in the First Phase wereundertaken namely links 2A, 6L, 6M, 6N, 60, 6P, 5A, 5B,5C,IA and IB and the majorobjectives of the road upgradation project. He also briefly described about the various groupswho are likely to be affected by the project, namely the Project Affected Families (PAFs),Project Affected Groups (PAGs) and Project Affected Persons (PAPs). He then defined theencroachers and squatters and the various kinds of compensation and assistance that is likelyto be extended to the various groups affected by the Project.

15. Mr. Raikar, Special Deputy Commissioner, Resettlement and Rehabilitation, Project Sea Bird,Karwar

Mr. Raikar, shared his experience in the implementation of the project Sea Bird in Karwar.According to the Commissioner, the govermment is taking all necessary actions to extendhelp to the project displaced people like free transport during evacuation, employmentopportunities like ITI course with stipend etc. He also elaborated upon the various problemsand shortcomings of the project related to realisation of compensation and the monitoringprocedures adopted for defining the implementation process. He emphasised on the need ofsocio-economic surveys and NGO participation in the R&R Action Plan implementation. Asof today most of the problems have been solved and a consensus has been arrived on theissues of R and R with the Project affected persons.

16. Ms. Rupa Banerjee Pravin, Resettlement and Rehabilitation Specialist, IKPCC

16.01 Ms. Rupa Banerjee Pravin shared her experience in the KSHIP and the Rajasthan Projectin which she was formerly associated. According to her, the resettlement andrehabilitation activities will be co-ordinated by the PIU with the assistance of theNGO's. According to the requirements of the World Bank's Operational Directives,NGO's are an integral part of the implementation process as they are working at thegrass root level and are aware of the specific problems of the people.

16.02 As far as the budgetary provisions for R & R for this project, she said that the totalamount under land acquisition and R&R compared to the total cost of the project wouldbe negligible. In other States such as Rajasthan the R & R component comprised of


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almost 7 %/0 of the total project cost. Thus the Governmen: should make a concerlecdeffort to have a comprehensive R & R Policy.

16.03 Ms. Rupa noted that in comparison to the R & R Policies of other State Governments.the Kamataka State Highwavs Improvement Project Policy should provide for optionsand choices to the Project Affected Persons. However. it was observed that tihe Riaht ofWay was well maintained in Corridor 6 between Hatticudur to Bidar. In Lin; I A.. therewas some discrepancv in the ownership of the land between the PWD and PAP's. Theseproblems need to be addressed immediately to ensure that there are no delays inacquisition. Any legal problem, according to her. will have time and monetaryimplications and the construction work of the whole link will get held up (accordin- tothe World Bank Operational Directive no civil work can start till resettlement andrehabilitation is complete).

CONCLUDING SESSION

17. Mr. S. M. Jaamdar, Commissioner Commissioner, Resettlement and Rehabilitation,Upper Krishna Project, BagalkotMr. S.M.Jaamdar gave the concluding remarks afier responding to the various queriesraised by the various project affected persons covered under the Socio-Economic Survey andexpressed his pleasure on the fact that for the first time in the history of Karnataka aStakeholders workshop was being held before the actual project implementation whichtargets at alleviating the problems of the project affected persons and trying to evolve apolicy with the aim to improve the living standards of the project affected persons.

18. Mr. K.A. Thippeswamy, Deputy Secretary, Finance, PIU

Mr. KA. Thippeswamy, proposed vote of thanks and the workshop was concluded.

(M. L. Madaiah) (Nelson Hails)Chief Engineer Team LeaderNational Highways Scott Wilson KirkpatrickBangalore Bangalore

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS - GOVERNMENT OFFICIALSSl.no. Name Oreanisation and Address01 Mr. V. Balasubramanian AddI. Chief Secretary to Govt. Public Works &02 Mr. Subhash Chandra Secretary. Finance Department (PMU) GOK03 Mr. S.M.Jaamdar IAS Commissioner UKP (Resettlement & Re-habilitation)04 Mr. L. V. Nagaraian IAS Managing Director. K.R.D.C.L05 Mr. Tushar Girinath IAS Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Panchavath. Tumkur06 Mr. V.Maniula IAS Additional Secretary, RDPR GOK07 Mr. Lakshminarayan LAS Deputv Commissioner, Gulbarga08 Mr. Kumar Naik IAS Devutv Commissioner. Raichur09 Mr. D.S. Ashwath IAS Deputv Commissioner. Koppal10 Mr. Ravishankar KAS CEO Zilla Panchavath Raichur11 Mr. G.M. Dhananiav IAS Deputv Commissioner, Bidar12 Mr. Aravind Srivatsava IAS Deputy Secretary, (Budget & Resources) Finance13 Mr. K.S. Raikar KAS General Manager. Sea Bird. Karwar14 Prof. Shivalingaiah Chairman, Kamataka State Pollution Control Board15 Mr. Javaprakash Reddv Deputv Secretary Revenue Department16 Mr. G.K.Bore. Gowda Additional Secretary, Dept. of Parliamentary Affairs

__ __________________ __ & lefrislatinn17 Mr. Raiu.N.R. DEO. Karnataka State Pollution Control Board18 Mr. Y. Maniunath Scientific Officer. K.S.P.C.B


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SI.no. Name Or2anisation and Address19 Mr.B.K. Maniunath (Represented CEO. Koppal) Chief Planning Officer20 Mr. D.V. Rao Secretary to Government. Revenue Dept.21 Mr. M.A. Golewala T.A., PWD Divison, Biiapur22 Mr. T. Kantappa District Social Welfare Officer. Bidar District23 Mr. S.S Hiremath District Social Welfare Officer, Gulbarga District24 Mr. A.M.C. Swamv District Social Welfare Officer, Biiapur District25 Ms. Mavadevi I/C District Social Welfare Officer. Raichur26 Mr. V.S.Kulkami Taluk Social Welfare Officer. Koppal District27 Mr. M.M.Sagar Taluk Social Welfare Officer. Bidar District28 Mr. H.B. Giraddi Executive Engineer, PWD, Koppal29 Dr. Sugara Conservator of forest, Indian forest services

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS - Project Affected Persons (PAPs)

SI.No Name of the PAP Address (Link)I_______Mr. M.Yamunarappa Budagumpa, 5C

2 Mr. Hussainappa Elgira Budagumpa. SC3 Mr. Sakhubai, w/o Lakshman Yarmaras. IA4 Ms. Sharadamma Yarmaras, IA5 Mr. Chandrashekar Haskehala IA6 Mr. Rajendra (representing his mother, Haskehala IA

Eshwaramnma)

7 Mr. Yallappa Ganjanoor Torvi 2A8 Mr. Dharma Torvi 2A9 Mr. Vittalingappa Hallikhed (K) 6010 Mr. Manikappa, s/o Gundappa Hallikhed (K) 6011 Mr. Dasarath Saranappa Hallikhed (K) 6012 Mr. Shrinivas Revanappa Hallikhed (K) 6013 Mr. Amrith Rao Sirgapur 6014 Mr. Veerabadrappa Kotnoor 6N15 Mr. Abdul Nabi Hydersab Navadgi (K) 6016 Mr. Betadappa Mukkumpi SC17 Ms. Sannamadanna Mukkumpi 5C18 Mr. Markendappa Mukkumpi 5C19 Mr. Y.B. Subarayadur Sindhnur, 5B20 Mr. Venkatesh Babu Sindhnur, 5B21 Mr. Veeranna Arali M/s A.A. Arali, Rice mill CBS circle,

Gangawati, 583227, 5B22 Mr. Rajshekhar Patil Gangawati 5B23 Mr. Rasheed Hamid Bijapur 2A24 Mr. S.C. Dhanashetti Bijapur 2A25 Mr. Lakappa Madar Bijapur 2A26 Mr. Dharmanga M. Benchamani Bijapur 2A

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS - PIU

Sl.No Name of the Official DesignationI Mr. A.Chandra Reddy Project Director2 Mr. K. A. Thippeswamy Deputy Secretary, Project Finance3 Mr.P.C.Maiya Executive Engineer4 Dr. V. Sounder Raj Assistant Director Social Welfare5 Mr. R. Uday Kumar Assistant Conservator of Forests6 Mr. S.Kinni Assistant Executive Engineer7 Ms. R.Vasantha Kumari Assistant Executive Engineer8 Mr. T.Gopalakrishna Assistant Engineer

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Sl.No Name of the Official Designation9 Mr. A.G. Yoaanand Assistant Enzineer10 Mr. K.Krishna Murthv Assistant EnzineerI I Mr. K.B. Ramu Assistant En2ineer12 Mr. R.H. Seshagiri L Assistant Engineer13 Mr. R.C.Patil I Assistant Eneineer14 Ms. Suia Thomas Computer Operator15 Ms. K. R. Kavitha Computer Operator

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS - PCC

Sl.No Name of the participant DesignationI Mr. Nelson Hails Team leader. KPCC2 Mr. Peter Chaudhry Scott Wilson. UK3 Prof. H. G. Hanumappa Social Team4 Ms. Rupa Banerjee Pravin Social Team5 Mr. Madhusudan Social Team6 Mr. Javaram.A Social Team7 Ms. Leena.S Social Team8 Ms. Mahalakshmi.K Social Team9 Mr. Rajnish Kadambar Environment Team10 Mr. Dilip Padaki Environment TeamII Ms. Elsy Kurien Front Office incharge12 Ms. Leny Joseph Front Office incharge

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS - IDS STUDY CONSULTANTS

SI.N Name of the participant Organisation

I j Mr. Robert R. Fergerstrom Booz Allen & Hamilton Inc.2 Mr. Noel Burge Booz Allen & Hamilton Inc.

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS - SUB-CONSULTANTS

SI.No Name Name of the OrganizationI } Mr. H.S.C. Swamy CES, Bangalore2 Mr. K.Sundar Naik CES, Bangalore3 Ms. Ishitha Dutta CES, Bangalore4 Ms. Shubha Halbe SRS Harris5 Mr. V.K. Palanna SRS Harris6 Mr. K.B. Gopalakrishna NICEL7 Mr. T.Ramaswamny NICEL

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS - NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONSSI.No Name of the participant OreanisationI Ms.Bhagyalakshmi Integrated Development Organisation.2 Dr.M.B. Pattanshetti ISEER. 1328. Biiapur3 Ms.Swamalatha NKRDS, Humanabad4 Ms.C.S.Vedamani SAMSKARA. Bidar

LIST OF PARTICIPANTS - MEDIA

SI.No Name of the Representative Media RepresentedI Prof.N.K. SwamT H2 Ms. Diwa.S. l The Hindu

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Sl.No Name of the ReDresentative Media Represented3 Ms. Shamadas Computer Office4 Mr. Oomen John Deccan Herald5 Mr. B.S. Kumar6 Mr. M.A. Azad Dail, Times7 Ms. H.R.Shreesha Vijava Karnataka8 Mr. Sharfuddin Siasat9 Mr. Gabriel10 Mr. B.N.Sreedhara Praiavani11 Mr. Mani, Nagrai Ee Sanie13 Mr. K.C. Sadananda Sanie Vani14 Mr. Sreenivas Reddy Karnataka News Net15 Mr. Javed.G Asian Age16 Mr. Abubaker Dailv Pasban17 Mr. Anil Lulla Times of India18 Mr. K.Rajshekariah Gajshilpa Purivani, Anekal19 Mr. Aith Kumar Udaya Vani20 Mr. Nagaraj Dixit Janavahini21 Ms. Annapoorna Udava TV22 Ms. Anupama Indian Express


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DAitNGALORE,MAYl9 -. | B , tltppal78Pwv HigXys !1*. ..................................... ................ankfor the fistb t ime.f The i,i8Politicians nrc cominginthe way n ' ect was for Improvement and'of rehaliltation of those dis; j°°rcnaflzes tP. r_ upgradatton of 2n00 kuuus of id-ut;placed by development prjcsWIISOh Vi.L f COiitsev%.k V .le ad httit w-Mr SM.lamadar, Coinuniissionier. rE - ; , ' Patrick Co It s ., kins of roads ceomiii; n-irResettlement and Rehabilitation, * 4. ; . ! L l national highways whch: Wa'.Upper Krishina Project, Bagalkot .- a3 i,nl. !y fudnded b yh;ns o rna I

said here today. til.<209 Ij I1ru~yIndia and 11.000 kins of road,ers workshop on Resettlement and : d tIitE; he StateGovernmentsdo nit

PaticgIjutng in ayo thek raehal- Iiii '' _ J ; --; isRega.i compinerSaensaitloay to

Rehabilitation policy framework Il get loans from World byank dthectof Karnataka . State HIghway ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. . - l~~y, he tald and added that in thiisImprovement Project bo(KSHIP)t par i'ur i*r o" . i abomit 70 per

on oEcials to pay compensation ? _ ~ ~ ~ : : !: .t \,\ Consent award sh uhl r,,,articular

Tbisrwased *oby Public Works t . I . * *c s. CoIl ared.to oliterDepartment here, lie said though . . cen loan. W*if t4 ,u projecte lke .t1v-UK', the lanlndtie laffcced plersons wee entitled L acion foi te projecst I.sto comppnsation, the politicians acrth to fa (lninmei ne projectW asmainly former legislators were N Regrdnim g lompensatiocoming in the way of their reha- Regar. ... D o. tuho sipnsai obilitatlon and ieseitleinent. lie thos a s t ln affectedby ths proje ct UK isaid pressure was being brought Ba th . wWi b.olasubranianiiini said -thaton offIcials to pay co niConsent award' should foiit: thoto tihtose whtio re not entitled to it-' bassll foir settlin.g cori[ensalimiThis was done putrely for getting ' claims, liesaid that somere Itiuit'ipolitical mnileage, he said... . the com ation a nt fixed .

ele said that th.ere was no ade- . . . the c,niena amsott byw tr4 uae govertnment land and enliiice l b . . abl- to thefh.t;private lamd had to be acquired L to t: Mr Nelson itallsc Team leader PCC. KSIIIP, Air V Balasubramanlam. Additional Chsief thatd to lile a dfor many projects. The important Secretary, PWoI), Mr Subliash Katinia, Secretary, Finance departmentIl, lanjula and ur LVquesticn Is how to deal wt Improveme t wtoJect Karna.aka State .l.igwa (I prooject Karnag held on Friday in courts. lid faoured dispkosal of

t! estat E°vrnmnt GOs nd nd gartake at theos Kdntk R s tatec Ildiglayn Icpovemetnts Paeroj oemn pect mKleetinratl(3.8.ui :l-

enroahers aeof gbvernment lands. that lan l Bangalore. D60 ld ioto: wt such fipurto aes r by t ras tof collespecialy those with criminal and darten sarI R cruiei en a prd 1f f ys . taken upopolitical backing. nir Janadar tion ror the project wll be under he added:. r mapr phtases. Roads selected l.cuder lr tdr 1p e.wanted tile Governmenit to take taken onily whiere it is essential. . Mir Nelson Halls. Team Leader... urigradation would primairily *, director.. Project* lmlleinr'ntat,-uustrIlngent action against thlose whio The governmnent Is keen to ensure Project .. .Co-ordinaiting linvolve wideninig the .existin4 Uulit", lini-a'taki 'State Itiltuh' ;ys

i's ~~~encroachied government property. thiat the pleople are not adverlely Consuiltants. karnataka State road formalion to a 12 mnetre wide Inmprovemuent Project (l(Sltll)Air Jamadar talkinig abotit hils affected by the project. -> Highiways. Improvement P'rpject iesw formation and strengthening w%elcomed.

experience In implemnentationt ef 7The project provides compen- -tKSHlfP)saJd thai approximatelY certain weaker sections of tile :Soioftetasthitai,resettleme~nt and rehabilitatioti sation efid asistance to house. 544 households wvas likelylo.be, roads.%~ . tsip i for tprdti ond io tbe fa ilaplan with regard to UKP, said thiat holds. faniiiies and groups,suffer- affected along the, four corridor. .,Earlier. inaiugurating the Include Rtaicliur to ?stakttsal (19,:47the pojectwas tuch iggercorn-log oss as a result of the project. Besides,' he'.,also said that .55 workhp r V kpared to Narasnada prolect. T'hs lie howvever said that encroachers. . encroachers 'inic 178 squatters knaauraair. adiinl is). Gant'awsati to MuInteu;l,:,UK{P was well executed givinig lit- and squatters werte hot entitled to.- would also be'affected. The phaqse chiief secretary, Public Works end 2.3 ia) ionasdt t'atle scope for' criticism, legal compensation for the lanid I of the project Is being cared4usn6si ta3teStt 1 kmts). Shiahpuir to I,ev:rtIi

Participating In the workshiop, ithey hiaveoccupied. The highways out by Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick- Government was preparliig tihe (37.78 kstiis). while fIJtijair towhich was attended by Officials Of Improvement project Is being and Co Limited (UK). The project *Karnataka : State iligliways Mudhol (81.45 kms). SankeshiwaiI I'e.state government. NGOS and undertaken at a cost of Rs. 1926 co-ordinating 'consultants have Improvement project (KSIIIP') to Yargatti. (73.28 -knis ) anl

hsafected by the project, Mr crore. out of which the world identified 960.5 kiss of road s for with assistance from the World Kluanapur to Al'nawar (35.18 knin')Subaslhchandra Kulitia. secretary bank's shiare is Rs 1,393 crorei lie upigradation and 1083.1 kms of Batik, lie said thiat such a project will be sotne of thae roads (ataeus opi(Plan Monitoring Unit), Finance said. Thec project will be under- roads for mnajor maintenance so be was being undertaken by Iltibllc during tlie Ii phase.

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Highway improvement: Compensationei guidelh(lines. g2toutEx"psc Niws Siteva poverty line while awaring be takent up for 4p0t1tn House owners cIeverly enc they do tar their ive11oodt fotr UGdatin ed 0The

compensation to perao disp. under Mte pjet. In e float, roacn i road ansd aske Jadr.tfaiagalore. 1bJay 1B: A Seor- faced by the project, Thi phase, aboutt 2I acres of land, phlg complexes. ThereWV anD- 'Metfom e moin rasth 'e56bIl(ffkhop for stake holders in the World Bank which Is Ading besides BO houtses, would be titer set otencroacters who oc- Issue here Has how to dea uighwaya indcde Statetsuiataka State Hlighways lirn the Rts 1,926 crate project a acquired w Waysprevement Project IXSMiPW insisted on proper resetlem- for upg- The Ste Government will indrYt dlfferent es especi$ally hoe Un5 erthe s phase, 9

was: organised by the Public ent and rehabilitation of afrec- radation. yrd.Si s pp"sois. VeJo and ave me clpMl bec n- kmt at road aothe r he u) takrW'orks TIN-prtiment (Pwb) on ted persons. .Jaam- Jd esrs nitnte.,Viiday. Covernatlnt oft -am s While the World Bank will dhar, the poverq l)ne hlMe owrording 4wr'pensdtlo t < ntIs. hc strened( dod. and another seo o m t

mti5 landlards, cinuding small pitch In with Rs 1,$3 croe, Rehabll-. ersons displucad by the P_C C, a orlinalon sslu ar maormlhfprfc'snu,d marginrit ranners who the State Government will on- tI a I J .. c Vt hsreti pIct on env rIhe seal\' ia-v ill te di-splarl. beeld exter,s- tribute Rs 533 crore over a per- and Resettlement Commissio- cupy footVath5. 4nltialWY, thiey Cooklte. r.aid the lhasS I lpcts0 dangers pWosednlo eraisd '1irsvt)ias on the contpe- lod of S years. ner ror the Upper iCrisha Pr hawki their gods In e p .s" dy.~wdh' hadi been tpl e. hanges okend o Aedt To-

a;?irl uspwcts or the project. Speaking at the workshop, ject. explalned how llegal enc- cart. Slowly, a tent cOM6 ','eseTd,focussedl00thefasibti olc se ' ail thee1li State Coverrinent will Additional Chief Secretxy V roachment was posing a big and before one reaNlses a that- ktl sAn. Ao.eeuinosnic tPliC study parts are lnltec. the .,Ilic tliiTerent vardsdcks tor Ualasubramnanlan explained problem for expansion of cited-rooted hut (ollows. It Wt atiow limedr tte Paske.4 u d be paSs ar JpSe39

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Hlousehold Parliculars

Link ~~~~~~~~Religious Otc oilEooi aiy Monthly Income Toa r r adTtlW e ad Total GnrdcniContract I Q_No Chainage Side District gu Religious Stratiicai Caste Sus Meoberi nome w FaIm Ta r D Lnd Tl Wt 2 (m WetGan Land lo-stgop group n St(uRsmer .ncm wit01 (R. and (m ) Lost (m ) Land m) Lost (m) Land (in) (am)

UI i A 1413 73890.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Naikar Poor 6 2200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

________ 1482 21091o00 RHS Raichur Muslim General Pattan Poor 7 2333 0 28846.27 101 0 0 0 0

________ 1436 4164.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Komaties Poor 4 1500 0 0 0 0 0 0 01434 4159.00 RHS Raichur 11indu General Bestara Poor 3 900 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

__________ 1433 4151.00 RHS Raichur llindu General Naidu Poor 5 1600 1200 0 0 0 0 0 (1__________ ~~1432 4100.00 RIIS Raichsur Ilindu General Reddy Poor 5 25000 0 0 0 0 0 0 I

1431 3940.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Kammar Good 6 1670 0 1s218.699 912 0 0 0

1430 3456.00 RIIS Raichur Christian General Poor 2 2000 1500 0 0 0 0 0 It________ ~~~1429 3427.50 RIIS IRaichur Hlindu Generat Kammar Poor I 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0 I

1428 3361.00 RHS Raichur Ilindu General Naik Poor 3 1650 0 0 0 0 0 O c

.________ 1427 2847.00 RIIS Raichur Muslim General Mughal Poor 3 1600 0 0 0 0 0- 1426 2776.00 RIIS Raichur tlindu General Naik Good 3 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0 I

________ 1424 2321.00 RHIS Raichur Hindu General Kabulu Good 4 30000 0 0 0 35425.25 1650.2 0 .1439 5422.60 RIIS Raichur Hindu General Lambani Poor 6 1500 0 0 0 0 0 O

1420 414.50 RIIS Raichur hlindu General Kurubar Poor i2 14583 0 101215 176.5 0 0 01440 5441.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Lambani Poor 4 1500 0 0 0 0 0 01411 71516.00 LHIS Raichur Hindu General Kurubar Poor 6 7100 0 0 0 0 0 01410 70721.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Kurubaru Poor 5 1300 0 0 0 0 01408 70630.00 LHS Raichur Muslim General Syed Poor 5 180 0 0 0 0 0 0(

- 1407 70621.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General ladapada Poor 3 1700 0 0 0 0 0 0 t1406 70606.00 LIIS Raichur Hindu General Lambani Poor 5 2100 0 0 0 0 0 0 I1405 70601.00 LIIS Raichur Muslim General Poor 5 800 500 0 0 0 0 01404 70592.00 LH1S Raichur Hindu General Lambani Poor 4 1300 0 0 0 0 0 0 t

1 1403 70572.00 LIIS Raichur Hindu General Lambani Poor 7 2600 0 0 0 0 0 01402 70565.00 LIIS Raichur hlindu General tHadapad Poor 4 2000 0 0 0 0 0 tI

- 1401 70555.00 LIIS Raicliur Hlindu General Nayak Poor 5 1980 0 0 0 0 0001400 70548.00 LIIS Raichur llindu General I ladpad Poor 5 2700 0 0 0 0 o o o

uI 5A 1399 70545.00 LIIS Raichur Hlindu Gcneral Nayak Poor 3 2100 0 0 o 0 o o t

1398 70540.00 LIIS Raichur llindu General Nayak Poor 4 1200 0 0 0 0 0 0

=_______ 1422 920.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Reddy Poor 4 2250 0 1012.151 428.79999 0 0 0 O1460 13742.00 RIIS Raichur Hindu General Hugar Poor 5 3300 0 0o 0 0


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llousthold Particulars

Link Reiiu Other Social Mothy InoueTtal Gar dc,Contract n QNo Chainage Side District i Religious Stratificatio, Caste Economic Fami ly Incom e within Total Dry Dry Land Total Wet Wet I nd r

No g~~~~~~~~~roup g rop nStatus Members Incom wCIthRsn Land (m ILost (in) Land (m)~ Lost Gm Iard (n land')

1481 2101000 R1HS Raichur llindu General Naik Good 5 1667 50o 24291 6 121.5 0 0 0

1480 20895.00 RIIS Raichur Muslin) General 1Pujar Poor 9 1667 500 28340199 173.39999 o f 0

1477 1750000 RHiS Raichur llindu General Reddy Good I0 7500 0 0 0 44534602 195 (

__________ ~~~1476 17489.00 RIIS Raicliur lliindu General Kuruba Ploor 4 2400 0 1)0 oI( tI

_________ ~~~1475 17432.80 RI IS Raicliur hlindu General Kuruba Poor 3 1500 0 0 00(II0

1474 17282.00 RtIS Raichur Muslim General Syed Poor S 20000 500 20243 69 0 0 0)

1471 16660.00 RI-S Raichur Ilindu General Lingayath Good 6 3334 2000 8097 2002 1395 0 0 0 _

1470 16625.00 RIIS Raichur llindu General Lingaylth Poor 5 1200 1200 0 0 0 ( 0 t)

1469 16618.70 RIIS Raichur llindu General Hadpad Poor 5 2000 2000 0 0 0 0 (

1467 16607.20 RHS Raichur Hindu SC Poor 3 1500 0 0 0 0 0 O o

1465 1490800 RIIS Raichur Hindu General Kamar Poor 3 2500 3000 66295.828 147.60001 0 0 0 0

1464 14798.00 RIIS Raichur I lindu General Reddy Good 4 2500 0 0 0 8097.2002 82.25 0 (t

1438 5000.00 RIIS Raichur Muslim General Pinjar Poor 2 10000 0 12145 8. 650 0 ( 0

1461 13789.00 RHS Raichur Hindu SC Poor 7 1500 0 0 0 0 0 (

1394 69364.00 Li IS Raichur Hlindu General Kammaara Poor 5 1250 0 0 0 0t (

1459 12970.00 RHS Raichur Ilindu General Kabber Poor 9 3467 600 48583.199 241.5 0 0 ( o

1458 12715.00 RI IS Raichur Ilindu General Yadava Good 26 11066 0 80972 765 0 (1

1457 12675.00 RI1IS Raichur Hiindu General lYasha Good 5 2083 0 30060 85 4(0 0 0 tI

1456 11437.20 RIIS Raichur Hindu ST Poor 5 1016 0 0_

1455 11437.20 R14S Raichur I lindu ST 'oor 5 1016 0 23886 631 515.47369 ' t _ I

1454 8285.00 RIIS Raichur H indu General Yadav Poor I 6200 334 39372 637 325 89999 O _ _

1453 7840.00 RIIS Raichur Muslim General Shaik Poor 4 2084 0 8097.2002 185 C _ _

1450 7530.00 RHS Raichur Muslim General Sliaik Poor 7 3750 1000 20243 211.5 0 O

1448 7353.00 RIIS Raiciur Muslim General P'injar Poor 13 2917 0 210243 372 0 0_

1445 6750.00 RIIS Raichur Muslim General Shaik Poor 7 1100 0 10121.5 166 0 00

1444 5575.50 RIIS Raichur Hindu General Reddyl Good 2 1670 0 _ 0 O

1443 5562.00 RHS Raicliur Hindu Sr Poor 3 1500 0 0 0 0

UI 5A 1441 5486.00 RIIS Itaichur 11indu General lledar Poor 9 2550 0 0 ( _ n

1463 14177.5() RIIS Raicliur llindu General Yadavi Good 2 13334 5011l 1 _ 8011972 185 62 ___

1.3tl7 2tl577 (tII l. IS (Oicliur I idof Gencral Agasar I'mwr I 323113 83 S1)12 75i 318 11 S I It I_

1334 40940i0 1 IS Raichur liniidu Gcneral Raiput Il'oor 4 I lO 0 341019 449 8111 0 _ _ _

1322 27420 (0 LI IS Kaichur Muslini S r Shcikh Poor 6 3400( 8 J (( 404S 0001II 9t) 1(o311 t __

1321 2671100o IllS Raiclinur Iliidu General Lmngayat Ioor 5 6250 417 1 _ 24291 6 I11 O_


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llousehold Particulars

CotatLinkRei'o Ohr Sca Economic Family Monthly Income Total Dry Dry Land Total Wet Wet Land Toa GardenLndltNo group Religious Stratificatio Caste Status Members Income within Land (M) Lost (0) Land (0) Lost (i) GLaden (In) (L l

group n (Rs.) Cal1 (Rt.) Ln m m

1320 26244.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Naik Poor 23 3333 0 0 03 4048.6001 178.2 0 1319 25420.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Kabber Good 13 10000 0 0 0 20243 200 0 0 1318 25247.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Kabber Good 13 6000 4 0 0216396.83 570.5 0 01317 25040.00 LHS Raichur Hindu Gcneral Kabber Poor 7 1667 0 0 0516295.61 207 0 01316 24779.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Naik Poor 8 2234 25 8097.2002 31.5 0 0 01315 24240.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Lingayat Poor 7 667 2 0 0 12145.8 100 0 01314 21803.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Naik Poor 12 1433 25 33907.023 85.5 0 0 0 01313 21334.00 LIIS Raichur Muslim General Pibjar Poor 6 1250 25 40486 116.15 0 0 041312 21235.00 LIIS Raichur Muslim General Pinjar Poor 8 3583 42 8097.200 297 0 0 01397 70532.00 LIIS Raichur Muslim General Syed Poor 4 2100 0 0 0 0 0 0 31308 20770.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Naik Poor 8 2150 83 8603.2754 82.800003 0 0 0)1342 49138.00 LHS Raichur H indu Genetal Kapdar Poor 1 12 30000 1000 040 20647.859 262 01306 17482.30 LHS Raichur Hindu General Kumbar Poor 2 1800 0 0 0 0 0 0 01305 14712.00 LIIS Raichur Hlindu General Reddy Good 4 4167 0 0 0 24291.6 351 0 U)

1303 12910.00 LHS Raichur Hlindu General Kabber Poor 9 2700 048583.199 437.25 0 0 013021 12733.00 LtIS Raichur Ilindu Gencral Yadava Good 8 10167 0 8097.2002 247.8 0 0 O1299 8642.00 LtIS Raichur Hindu General Goller Poor 8 1250 83 14170.1 364 0 0 0O1298 8340.00 LHS fRaichur hfindu General Lingayat Good 1 3 20833 167 566804 160 0 0 0 (

1296 2986.50 LHS Raichur llindu General Chavadry Poor I 300 300 0 0 0 0 01294 2405.00 LHS Raichur Hlindu General Kapalu Poor 8 4367 500 0 10121.5 239.85001 0 1293 2356.00 LHIS Raichur Hindu General Kapalu Poor 6 1667 500 0 04048.6001 34.299999 0 1292( 2200.00 I1HS Raichur Hindu General Kuruba Poor 14 6483 2000 0 06072.8999 14O 01291 2094.00 LIIS Raichur H indu General Kuruba Poor 4 2200 0 0 0 0 0 0 1290 822.50 LHS Raichur tHindu General Bestar Good 5 6667 417 80972 820.625 0 0 0U1289 13.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Kumbar Poor 4. 1500 1500 0 0 0 0 0

Ut 5A 1311 21091.00 LI-IS Raichur Muslim General iPathan Poor 7 2333 42 28846.289 72 0 0 0 (

1363 62171.00 IlS Raichur Hindu ST Poor 3 1500 0 0 0 0 0 0 1449- 7446.600 RIHS Raichur Muslim Gencral Patan Poor 13 3000O 0 13157.99 336 0 0 0 1393 69339.00 LI IS Raichur Hiindu General Lingayat Poor 6 3600 1200 0 0 0 0 01391 69298.00 IlS Raichur Hlindu General Lingayat Poor 7 3300 1200 0 0 0 0 0 1390 69270.00 IlS Raichur Ilindu General Rajputh Poor 4 6000 0 0l 0 0 0 Ct 1389 69264.001 LIIS Raichur Hindu General Lingayst 1Poor 5 1400 0 0l i 0l 0l 01381 69254.00 L S Raichur I lindu General Naik Poor I, 3400 0 0 0 0 0


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Co Lict nok N hrae ie Dsr Religious Other Social Cte Economic Family Monthlly luicomlc Total Dry Dry Land T'otal Wet Wt Larnd Irtdl (ii deuContract Link Q_No Chainage S ide District group grous Stratirncatio Caste Income w(R) ithin 2 (1112) 1.nct Gatden Land lotNo ~~~~~~~~~~group Rlgious ntaiiai Status Members (1s.) COI (Rs)I Land (ni ) Lost (in) Lurid (i')Ist (Ill') Lad(II II

1387 69230.00 LIIS Raichur 11indu ST Kunuba Poor 8 1700 0 0 0 0 0 01385 67977.00 UI-S Raichur llindu General Pakanak Reddy Good 5 3300 0 0 4048.6001 44.099998 I

1375 63344.00 LtIS Raichur Illindu ST Bledaru Poor 5 2400 0 0 0 0 0 01374 63339.00 LHS Raichur llindu ST Bedaru Poor 6 2000 0 0 0 0 0 I 01373 63150.00 LIIS Raichur Ilindu SC Good 7 4950 0 0 0 10121.5 405 11

1371 62638.00 LIIS Raicisur hlindu SC Kuruba Poor II 5800 0 0 0 12145.8 109 0 I1366 62222.00 LIIS Raichur I lindu Gencral Valmiki P oor 4 2100 0 0 0 0 0 o

1335 41365.00 I.IIS Raichur Muslim General Syyed Poor 3 2083 0 0 0 19534.49 344 0 (1356 61132.40 LIIS Raichur H1indu ST Bedaru Poor 8 2000 0 0 0 0 01396 70523.00 LIIS Raicliur Muslim General Sheik Poor 8 1100 500 0 0 0 t1345 51140.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Chaudary Poor 5 10000 0 0 0 0 _ It (t1349 56115.00 LIIS Raichur liindu General Lingayat Gjood Ii 4250 0 ( 72874.797 64 (1351 58540.00 LIIS Raichur Hlindu SC Poor II 4550 0 0 0 6072.8999 255 I _1352 59140.00 LIIS Raichur Hlindu General Koriyaru Poor 8 2300 0 40486 91 01 _ _ _1365 62216.00 LIIS Raichur Ilindu General Valmiki Poor . 1500 0 0 00 _ ( _ '1355 61102.00 LIIS Raichur Ilindu General Naik Poor 10| 2200 0 0 (t 0 0 0t1364 62196.50 LIIS Raichur Ilindu ST lledaru Poor 9 800 0 0 0 0 I I _ 1 358 61355.50 LIIS Raichur liindu SC 4 1500 0 0 0 () ( It

1359 61347.00 LIIS Raichur llindu SC Poor 6 2000 0 0 0 I _ It

1360 61364.20 tHS Raichur Ilindu SC llarijana Poor 4 1500 0 0 0 ( (1361 61412.00 LIIS Rlaichur flindu SC Poor 5 3200 tI 0 CtI tI

1362 62114.00 LIIS Raichur hlindu General Nayaka Poor 7 800 0 0 U 10121.5 112 I

1336 45677.50 LIIS Raichur Ilindu General Korvar Poor 3 1000 0 6072.8999 123 0 -t | It

U 5A 13531 60339.80 LIIS Raichur 11indu General Danaraya loor 7 1700 0 0 0 0 01551 66381.50 RItS Raichur Muslim General Sayyed Poor I 1400 300 0 t0 U __ t

1562 69297.00 RI IS Raichur Ilindu General Naik Poor I 800 t () tI o o u o

1561 69290.0111 RIIS Raiebtir I il hilu (jenieal N:ik Poor 3 2100101 II It __1559 69244.00 RI IS Raichur llindu Giencral Illyadar floor 4 2800 0 0 o _ ft

1558 69238 50 RlI IS Raichlitr I liidu (icienral Vaddar P oor 2 1500 O) I __1556 67986.00 Rl IS Raichur Ilioidu General Kunmhara Good 6 6667 0 0 t 8097 2002 188.7 I1555 66840.50 RIIS Raictiur Muslim General Syed Poor 6 1500 0 0 J I( (a It

_ 1538 58540.001 RIIS Raichur ilindu SC Poor 1250 0 0 0 8097.2tl02 4125 I


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Contract Link Q hiae Sd itit Rlgos Other Social Eomi Faly Monthly Income Total Dr DTy Land Total Wet Wet Land Total GardenNo _ 9No Religious Stratificatic Caste Status Mebets conomi F am ly. Garden Land lostNo QNo Chainage ide District Relgiou Reiiu(taiiai at Sau ebr noe wti Land (in 2

)Lost (in') Land (m ) Lost (inm od(n) (M)gop group n (Rs.) co,(RS.) Lad2m

1553 66396.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Lingayat Poor 4 1500 1500 0 0 0 0 0 01566 69355.00 RIIS Raichur Ilindu General Kuruba Poor 8 833 0 0 0 0 0 0 01550 66232.00 RHS Raichur Hindu SC llarijan Poor 4 2000 0 0 0 0 0 0 01549 64210.00 RiiS Raichur Hindu General Kuruba Poor 21 6567 0 0 0 24291.6 50 0 01548 64164.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Kuruba Poor 3 583 0 0 04048.6001 57.5 0 01545 62965.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Kuruba Good 6 3333 0 0 0 48583.199 680.59998 0 t1543 62308.00 Ri-iS Rsichur llindu General Lingayat Poor 9 3333 0 0 0 72874.797 277 0 1540 61349.50 RIIS Raichur lhindu SC Poor 2 300 0 0 0 0 0 0(1539 59140.00 RHS Raichur IHindu General Naik Poor 22 7383 0 40486 60 0 0 01554 66735.00 RIIS Raichur Muslim General Sheikh Poor 8 2650 600 0 0 0 0 01577 72816.00 RHS Raichur Muslim General shaik Poor 4 900 0 0 0 0 0 0 01446 6833.00 RHIS Raichur lHindu General Kuruba Poor 7 1667 0 36336.184 282 0, 0 0U1483 21334.00 RHIS Raichur Muslim General Pujar Poor 8 4500 500 17510.189 228 0 0 01587 75800.00 RHS Raichur llindu SC Kurubha Poor 9 1700 700 0 a 0 0 0 15861 75790.00 RHS Raichur llindu General Valmiki Poor 6 1800 1200 0 0 0 0 | 1584 75685.00 RHIS Raichur llindu General Valmiki Poor 6 2400 0 0 0 0 0 0 (1583 75192.00 RHS Raichur llindu SC Poor 12 3400 0 0 0 0 01580 73906.00 RHS Raichur llindu General Kuruba Poor 3 1200 0 0 0 0 _1563 69310.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Komaties Poor 2 1500 1500 0 0 0 0 0 t)1578 72825.00 RHS Raichur Muslim General Shabha Poor 9 800 300 0 0 0 0 ( 01564 69317.00 RIIS Raichur ltlindu General Poor 2 500 0 0 0 0 0 0 01576 72796.00 RIIS Raichur Iiindu General Nnik Poor 9 2900 0 0 0 0 0 (

Ul 5A 1575 72785.00 RIIS Raichur Hlindu ST Bhadaru Poor 6 1300 0 0 0 0 0 0 01574 72660.00 RIIS Raichur Hindu SC Poor 6 2400 0 0 0 0 0 0

1571 71108.00 RIIS Raichur Ilindu General Kurubar Poor 4 1500 0 0 0 0( 0 01569 71015.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Kuruba Poor 7 4200 0 0 0 0 0 01568 70265.00 RHS Raichur Hlindu General Kuruba Poor 2 150C 1500 0 0 0 0 (1570 71024.00 RIIS Raichur Hindu General Kuruba Poor 6 2000 0 0 0 0 0

1579 73887.00 RIIS Raichur Hindu General Naik Poor 2 600 0 0 0 0 0 01490 24070.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Knbber Poor 6 1000 0 0 0 9109.3496 177 0 o

1507 32435.00 RIIS Raichur Hindu General Naik Poor 2 600 600 0 0 0 0 01506 31142.00 RIIS Raichur Muslim General Sunni Pootr 1000 1000 0 0o 0 0 0 01504 30469.00 RHS Raichur Muslim General P0Ir 17W 300 0 0 0 0 0


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Cot ict nok N hae ie Dsrc Religious Other Social Eomi Faly Monthly Income Total Dry Dry Land Total Wet Wet Land T'otal (alsdifei

group n (Rs.) COI (Rs.) Lan ( ) L ( ) L ( l (m ) I d (m2) (I)

_________ ~~1503 29962.00 RIIS Raichur Ilindu General Lingayath Poor 8 4166 0 0 0 40486 106 001498. 26744.00 RI-IS Raichsur llindu General JNaik Poor 8, 1666 0, 0 0 5060.75 153.89999 0

14971 26506.00 RHS Raichur HIindu General Kurubar Poor 9 3550 0 0 0 0 174 0t1496 26390.00 RHS Raichur Hlindu General Lingayath Good 4 5600 0 0 0 16194 4 116 f (I1508 32930.00 RIIS Raichur lHindu General Gondhali Ioor 12 3000 0( 0 019433.279 1785 _ 1492 25247.00 RH-S iRalehur Hlindu General Kabber Good 22 25000 0 0 0 19396.83 326 U

1495 26357.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Lingayath Poor 2 8830 83 0 032388.801 33 1] 0

- 1489 24779.00 RIIS Raiehur llindu General Naik Poor 8 2650 0 0 ( 5060.75 267 _ n

1488 23670.00 RHS Raichur Muslim General Mulla Poor 9 2000 600 0 0 10931.22 448.5 0 (1487 23510.00 RHS Raichur Hlindu ST Bhyadar Poor 6 1667 0 00 12145.8 50 4000020 1537 57625.00 RHS Raichur liindu General Panchal Poor 6 1200 0 26315.9 96 0 0 (15 73 72614.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Kabaliga Poor 7 4800 0 0 0 0 0 0 t

__. = 1485 22442.00 RHS Raichur tlindu General Dasar Poor 7 1600 0 33603.379 196 0( 0 ( (1484 21448.00 RHS Raiehur Muslim General Pinjar Poor 4 1900 0 12145.8 124 0 0 o o

________ - 1494 26124.00 RIIS Raichur Hlindu ST Naik Poor 6 1250 0 0 04048.6001 186 0 (1517 45580.00 RIIS Raiehur Hindu General Koraver Poor 3 6000 0 75911.25 72.75 0 U 0

_______ =_ 1536 57435.00 RHS Raichur Hlindu General Naik Poor 12 6766 0 4757.105 64.5 0 (1527 53370.00 RIIS Raiehur hlindu General Lingayath Poor 4 2000( 0 0 32388 801 20 I __1524 48330.00 RIIS Raichur llindu General Kuruba Poor 7 1400 0 12145.8 30 0 I (o

1493 26124.00 RI IS Raichtir I lindu S T Naik P oor 8 2920 0( 0 401J4 61(1 159 8999) 1

U I 5A 1509 33100.00 RHS Raichur Hlindu General Kurubar Good 10 6666 830 24291.6 3116 U1523 47410.00 RIIS Raichur llindu General Lingayath Poor II 3500 0 0 1 U I) t)

1521 47358.00 RHS Raichur hindu General I leremar Poor 9 11500 0 0 0 0 0 (I

1532 55680.00 RIIS Raiehur llindu General Jangama Poor 6 2100 1200 0 0 ( 1518 45678.00 RIIS Raichur hlindu General Korvar Poor 6 8000 0 4048.6001 405.6000i _1516 45140.00 RtIS Raichur Ilindu General Kurubar Poor 7 500 0 55971.895 77 0 0 0 01514 42940.00 RIIS Raichur Hiindu General Lingayath Poor Is 1666 0 80972 2916 H 0t1510 33264.00 RHS Raichur llindu General Lingayath Good 28 9083 0 0 ( 119433.279 5610 5 U o

1511 38595.00 RIIS Raichur Muslim General Syed Poor 5 1200 ( ( t . 0151 4456000 RIIS Raicliur Muslim General Sheik _Iorl 16 2470 tl 9615 4248 154.5 ( I 0 o1513 42034.00 RIIS Raichur llindu General lligera Poor . 2000 0 0 0 ( U1519 46593.00 RIIS Raichur Ilindu General Lingayath Good 4 15000 0 36437.3981 116.1 i ( (

U2 5B3 1108 4870400 LHIS Koppal Ilindu General Idiga Poor 5 1500 1500 ( 0 0 t ( (


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Link Reiiu Other SocialMotl InmeTu adiContract in QNo Chainage Side District eus Religious Stratiicatio Cate Economic Family Ie Total Dry Dry Land Total Wet Wet Land GTodet Gardeln

No ~~~~~~~ ~~~~group group n Status Members Inoe wti2ad( ) ot()Ln m Los Gare)Lad os(Rs.) COI (Rs.) Ln m)Ls(i)Ladm)Lot: Land (in) (u)

1112 50620.00 LIIS Koppal Hindu General Lingayath Good 7 2000 2000 0 0 0 0 01121 SC049,90 LHS Koppal Muslim General Shaik Good 11 7250 0 0 0 0 0 0 01114 50624.40 LHS Koppal Hindu General Reddar Good 5 4000 0 0 0 0 0 0 01117 50634.90 LIIS Koppal Hindu General KLingayats Good 3 8000 O 0 0 0 0 0 01120 50646.40 LHS Koppal Hindu General iKurubar Good 4 5000 0 0 0 0 0 0 01119 50642.40 LHS Koppal Hindu General Kanchanmari Good 6 6000 0 0 0 0 0 0

1118 50638.90 LIIS Koppal Hindu General Lingayath Good 4 6000 6000 0 0 0 0 01091 43140.00 LHS Koppal Muslim General eyed Poor 8 2200 0 0 0 0 0 0 01115 50627.90 LHIS Koppal Hiindu Gcneral Lingayath Good 4 3000 3000- 0 0 0 0 001113 50623.00 LHS Koppal Hindu General Lingayath Poor 7 3800 1500l 0 0 0 0 01107 48008.50 LHS Koppal Hindu General lIligar Poor 10 2500 0l 0 0 0 0 0

= 1103 47481.00 LIS Koppal Ilindu General Kabal Poor 3 1600 0 0 0 0 0(1102 47194.00 LIzS Koppal Ilindu Gcneral langama Good i 1250 0 0 0 4048.6001 24 011001 46680.00 LIIS iKoppal Hlindu Gieneral Kammara Good 51 100000 500 809.71997 8.3999996 0l 0 0 I

_ 1092 43245.00 LIS Koppal Hlindu General lliga Good 3 16667 0 0 0 36437.398 171.2 01089 42724.00 LtIS Koppal Ilindu SC Madiga Poor 7 9000 400 4048.6001 20 0 0 0/

_________ ~~~11221 2093.00 RHS Raichur Muslim General Shaik Poor 2 2000 2000 0 0 0 0 0 (

1187 9838.00 RHS Raichur H1indu General Te)ugu Barbar Poor 3 800 0 0 0 0 0

U2 SB 1077 35174.00 LHS Koppal ilindu General Telugu Poor 4 1650 0 0 0 0 0Kammara

1082 39066.00 LI IS Koppal Muslim General Sayyed Poor 8 1500 0 0 0 0 0 01088 41760.00 LlIS Koppal Ilindu General Nayar Good 4 3000 3000 0 0 0 01087 41625.00 LlIS Koppal Hlindu General Kuruba Poor 2 900 900 0 0 0 0 0 01093 44680.00 LIIS Koppal Hindu General -Nevar Poor 7 1800 1800- 0 0 0 0 0 01177 5435,01 RIIS Raichur Ilindu Gencral Reddy Poor I 500 500 0 0 01196 13700.00 RIIS Raichur Hlindu General Lingayat Good 5 12500 1250 0 0 25607.391 600 0(

1199 15557.00 RIIS Raichur 11indu SC Madiga Poor 9 2000 0 0 0 0

1052 23500.00 t I IS Koppal I lindu General Aryar Poot 4 I 0 0 0 O 0 (1076 35142.00 LIIS Koppal llindu General Kammara Good 6 75000 0 0 0 0 ( 2

11 94 1 2892.00 RIIS Raichur Ilindu General Lingayat Poor 5 410 0 0 0 0 | 01193 12416.00 RHS Raichur llindu General Lingayal Poor 4 2400 1500 0 0 0 0 0 .


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C Ltrct nk N hie ie Dsrc Religious tie oca Economic Family Monthly Income Total Dry Dry Land Trotal wet Wet Land Toital GardenContract Link QNo Chainage Side Distic gop Religious Sealiicati Casic t Membs Income wi)thin (Thde I .os lostNo group gtolip n Status Memgroups (Rs.) COI (Rs.) L.and IM ) Lost (m) Land (niii) L-ost (m) Land (mn) (nIII

1192 12397.00 RIiS Raichur Ilindu SC Harijana Poor 5 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0 C1190 12250.00 RIIS Raichtir I-lindu SC Vadda Poor 4 1200 700 0 0 0l 0 01186 9831.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Naik Poor 5 1500 0 0 0 0 0 0 (I1184 9610.00 RHIS Raichur Ilindu Gentral Vadder Poor 3 1200 200 0 0 0 0t1185 9615.00 RIIS Raichur liiidu SC Kuruba y Poor 6 1100 0 0 ( 0 ( C II

1178 5507.00 RIIS Raichur lHindu Gcneral Kuruba lGoor 10 2100 0 0 0 0 0 01123 209650 RIIS Raichur Hlindu General Hadapad Poor 6 2000 2000 0 0 0 0 13 (1 176. 5427.00 RIIS Raichur Hlindu General Lingayat Poor 4 2500 2000 0 0 0 0 02 1175 5411.00 RIIS Raichur Ilindu General KLingayat Poor S 1500 1500 0 0 0 0 001174 4888.00 RIIS Raichur Hlindu General IKAMMA Good S 6667 417 0 0 27328.0511 726 ofU1173 4620.00 RHIS Raichur Hlindu General Garigar Good 8 3333 5000 0 0 14170.1 1530 of (1172 4578.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Gariger Good l0 1667 0 0 0 14170.1 231 0 11171 3810.00 RIIS Raichur llindu General Idigar Poor 2 1500 1500 0 0 0 0 1168 3083.00 RIIS Raichur hlindu General Kshatriya Good 5 2000 2000 0 0 0 0 1U 11661 2020.00 RIIS Raichur lindu General Samagara Poor 9 4000 4000 0 0 0 0 0 tU11291 1025.00 RHIS Raichur Muslim General Pujar Poor S 1900 1000 0 0 t )I

11261 110.00 RLIS Raichur Hlindu General Lingayath Poor 8 4200 30( 0 0 0 t0 ( 1180 6755.00 RIIS Raichur Iindu Gencral Lingayat Poor 5 4167 167 t 1923085 (6 (4 1054 24040.00 LIIS Koppal llindu General Lingayath Poor 6 1500 1500 0 O I tI ( 1 0u

U2 51- 1035 15810.10 LI.IS Raiclsur MIlinu GCeneral Shikh Poor 6 1500 150 0 ( 1036 15813.00 LIIS Raichur lindu General Vaishya Poor 3 1200 1200 0 0 0 0 0

1037 20060.00 LHS Koppal Mlindu General Lingayat Good 6 6250 12145.8 212.5 0 01038 20415.00 LIIS Koppal 11indu General LAmbiger Poor 6 2300 0 / t t(

1039 20430.00 LUS Koppal Hlindu SC IKuruba 5 2000 0 0 t t t I)10401 20440.00 LIS Koppal Hindu General Kuruba Poor 5 2000 1000 0 0 0 tI) t t

1043 21280 00 LIIS Koppal Muslim General Sayyed Poor S 2500 2500 0 0 0 0 010461 22058.00 LI IS Koppal Hlindu General Lingayat Poor 6 1000 11)00 0 0 0 OIU51047 22720.00 LIIS K oppal Illinidu General Lingayat Poor 3 3333 1500 tI0I )U

1048 22735.001 L,1IS Koppal I lindu General L.ingayat lPoor 5 1200 12tt)) O)I tI

10)53 2351 2.00t 1.1 IS Koppal I linidt (CIcu:ralI Naik P'oor 4 It)))) I(( of)) )I I) I

1032 15622.00 I.IS Raichur Ilinda SC Madiga Poor 5 IS)0) 0 0 _ _1055 24041 1.101 S IKoppal I lindu General Raiput Poor 7 1500 1500 0 ( ( (i

= 1056 24042.40 LIIS Koppal llindu tGeneral Rajput Poor 8 600 600 0f ( of (


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Contr Link QRo Chainage Side Distic c Religious Other5this Economic Family Mnthly c Total Dry Dry Land Total Wet Wet Land TF GNo No Caag Sie Dsrc group Religious Stratificatio Caste status Membe~rs Inoe wti Land(m') L.ost'(m

2 Land (m2) Lost (ml) Garden Land lost

group n R.) CI(Rs.) Land (in) (in)

_________ 1057 34792.00 LHS Koppal Hindu General Lingayath Poor 5 230200 1200 0 0 0 0 0 01058 24794.50 LHS Koppal Muslim General Sheik Poor 12 1500 1500 00 03 0 0 0

_________ ~~1059 24797.00 LHS iKoppal Muslim General iSyed Poor 7 1000 1000 0 0 0 0 0l 0

_________ 2~~060 24822.00 LHS IKoppal Hindu Gnral Reddy Poor 6 2000 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0

_________ ~~1061 24825.50 LHS iKoppal Hindu General Reddy Poor 7 2300 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0- 1066 25725.00 LS Koppal Hindu General Vysya Good 5 80000 7000 0 0 11032.43 123.75 0 0

1 200 15565.00 RHS Raichur Hindu SC Harijana Poor 6 2600 0 0 0 0 0 0 °=________ 1051 23482.00 LHS Koppal tiindu General Aryar Good 4 goo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1050 23472.00 LHS Koppal tlindu General Kubu Poor 3 1500 1500 0 0 0 0 0 0

1010 8384.00 LHS Raichur Hindu SC Madhar Poor 5 2000 2000 0 0 0 0 01

970 52.00 LHS Raichur Hlindu General Lingayith Poor 8 3900 2500 0 0 0 0 0 0971 61.00 LHS Raichur Hlindu General Nigara Poor 6 2000 I 000 0 0 0 0 0

972 80.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Vaishya Poor 5 1500 1500 0 0 0 0 0t

- 973 90.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Arya Vaishya Poor 5 2000 0 0 0 0 0 0t

974 102.00 LIIS Raichur Muslim General Shiekh Poor 14 5000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

978 1737.00 Li IS Raichur Muslims General Sayyed Poor 7 6000 6000 0 0 0 0 0

979 1743.50 LtIS Raichur tlindu General Purohit Good 6 5000 0 0 0 0 0 0 O

L;2 511 1004 7790.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Lingayal Good 4 2470 0 0 0 0 0 0 _

2005 8205.00 LHS Raichur Muslim General Sheikh Good 2 2000 2000 0 0 0 0 001006 8245.00 LHS Raichur Muslim General Poor 23 4000 4000 0 0 0 0 0

1034 15810.00 LHIS Raichur llindu General Lingayat Poor 5 1500 1500 0 0 0 0 0

1009 8380.00 LIIS Raichur Hlindu General Telugu Hajama Poor 7 2000 2000 0 0 0 U

1033 15655.00 LHS Raichur Hindu SC Harijan Poor 6 3100 0 0 0 0 0 0 .lOll 8390.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Hajama Poor II 3300 2000 0 0 0 0 0

1012 8393.00 RHS Raichur Muslim General Shiekh Poor 6 3400 2000 0 0 0 o 0

1013 11040.00 UIS Raichur Hindu General Kuruba Poor 5 1667 0 0 0 0 0 01014 11610.00 LHS Raichur Hlindu General Lingayat Good 4 20000 0 0 0 101215 4284 0

_______ 1026 12020.00 LlIS [ Raichur 1lindu SC Harijan Poor 5 2400 1000 0 0 0 0 0

1028 12850.00 LlIS Raichur Hindu General Lingayath Poor 7 8333 417 19433.279 124 0 0 0 _1 029 13017.00, LHS !Raichur tlindu - General Lingayaths Poor 6 22500 167 16194.41 270.5 0 0 o0

=_______ 1030 13048.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General Lingayat Poor 6 120000 5000 16194.4 640 0 0 0 0


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Link Religiou ~~~~~~Otlher Social lEconomic Fain,ly) Monthly Incoine Total Dry Dry Land Tota"l Wet Wet Land 'I(tl GadlContract Q No Chainage Side District Rlgos Religious Stratiricatio Caste Stts Mmber Income within 222 2 Onirdoi I smnt I-sNo ~~~~~~~~~group group n Stts mes (Rs.) COI (Rs.) Ln 11)Ln n ot()Lid(I) ('

1031 13105.00 LIIS Raichur Ilindu General Lingayat Good 7 20833 0 30364 5 3202.5 0 0 0

968 40.20 Li IS Raichur Hlindu General Shetty Poor 8, 4500 2000, 0 0- 0 0 0 I

1008 8375.00 LHS IRaichur hlindu eneral iMadiwalar Poor 3 1000 1000 0 0 0 0 (II1281 47963.00 RI IS IKoppal llindu General iKurubar Poor 3 1500 0 0 0 0 I 0

_________ ~~1259 39850.00 RI-IS IKoppal Ilindu General Lingayath Poor 6 2083 0 0 0 16194 4 80 0 I

1260 39930.00 RIIS iKoppal Hlindu General Kamnma Poor 8 15500 0 0 0 20243 5 2001262 41260.00 RI IS iKoppal Ilindu General Jangam Poor 6 3500 2000 0 0 0 0 0I

1264 41428.00 RI-S IKoppal llindu General Kuruba Poor 4 3500 1500- 0 0 0 0 0 1266 44444.00 RIIS iKoppal Hlindu General Kshatriya Poo 5 2200 1500 0 0 II 0

I 267 44452.00 RI-IS Koppal Hindu General Kshatriya Poor 5 2200 1500 0 0 0 0 0 o1268 44470.00 RIHS Koppal Hindu General Kuruba Poor 4 1300 0 0 0 It 0 0 I

1269 44472.00 RI-IS Koppal llindu General Kuruiba poor 5 7500 0 0 0 15182.25 343 001271. 44620.00 RIIS Koppal I-Iindu General Bcedar Poor 4 2300 0 0 0 0 0 0 0I

1274 44714.001 RI IS Koppal Muslim General Shecik Poor 8 3700 0 ItIIIItiI

I1276 45918.00 RtiIS Koppal llindu Gemmleral Kamnmara Ploor I10 120010 901)000 I0I

1277 46680.00 RIIS Koppal htindu General Kuruba Good 6 240000 0 0 0 24291 6 34.1 5 0I

1256 38626.00 RIIS Koppal Muslim General Syed Poor 5 7900 6000 0 0 0 0I II

132 51 1280 47835.60 RIIS Koppal Muslim General Nadash Poor 6 2000 0 0 0 0 It

1284, 4806L.50 RIIS Koppal Hfindu General Kamma Good 4 2000 2001) 0 1)0 It

1282 47983.00 RH-S Koppal Hlindu General Agasaru Poor 5- 1500 1500- 0, 0 0 0 t

1285 48067.50 R"S Koppal hlindu General Kammar Poor 4 4000 4000 0 0 0 0 tI

1078 35780.00 Li IS Koppal hlindu General Rcddy Good 6 1 0000 0 0 0 1214589 117 I

1094 44706 00 l.A1S Koppal I lindu General IVishwakarmna Poor 6 20010 2000 II0 II( I)

1096 44715.50 ILlS Koppal llindu General iJangamnaru Poor 3 1000 1001) 0 0 It ti tI

1275 45913.00 RIfS Koppal hlindu General Lingayath Poor 1 4 82000 2001) 0 0 0 0I( I0

1027 12027.00 IAIS IRaichm.r I-lindu General Kshamuttygaru Poor 6 800 8(10 0(11 I0I

110.14 2'13.2 tIl 1.1 IS Kmoppaml I Itiimmlm (cicimeal ILiiga~:l Poolmsr It) 4.10)11 120)1) It It It II II 1

10111. 5347 Ott L. IS Rtaichumr Iliiimdu Gemmeral kmmrtlba I 3 260ttI ItI I I II It

1 1197, 1 5482A 00 RtIIs Raichmur I lindim STI Nayaka Good 5 161000 00 II0I t

10491 22745.00 IAlS iKoppal llindu iGeneral ILingayat Poor 5 20001 0 0 I II tI

1 12011 155701.00 1(1S IRaichtmr Ilindu ISC Iliin tor 71 20001 0 0l tI I I It

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Link Religiou Other Social Economic Family Monthly Income Total Dry D Land Total WEt Wet and Total Garden|Contract No Q~No Chainage Side District Rlgioups Religious Stratificatio Caste Status Members InRome CwithRin Land (in) Lost (M2') Land (mn) Lost (iz adn Land (in)s(gop group n (R.2O R.)Ln m m

1279 47760.00 RHS Koppal Muslim General Sheik Poor 8 3500 0 0 0 0 0 0 01218f 22555.00 RIIS Koppal Ilindu General Lingayat Poor 4 1450 0 0 0 0 0 0o n1287 48730.00 RIIS Koppal Muslim General rinjar Poor $ 1900 0j 0 0 0 0 0l 1255 37926.00 RIIS Koppal Hindu General Agasa Poor 4 2100 0 0 0 0 0 o1205 16720.00 RIIS Raichur Hindu Gencral Idiga Poor 4 4160 0 0 0 0 0 o0________ ~~~1209 21330.00 RHS Raichur Hlindu General Lingayat Poor 6 2000 2000 0 0 0 0 0l 01210 21336.00 RHS Raichur Hlindu General L.ngayat Poor 6 1000 1000 0 0 0 0 0 01212 22006.00 RIIS Koppal H lindu General Lingayat Poor 7 3000 1500 0 0 0 0 01217 22552.00 RFIS Koppal Hindu General Kapplan Poor 5 2200 0 0 0 0 0 0 01219 22565.00 RHS Koppal Hindu General Kuruba Poor 2 4200 0 0 0 0 0 01220 22570.00 RIIS Koppal Hindu General Lingayat Poor 5 3000 3000 0 0 0 0 0 01226 23352.00 RIIS Koppal llindu General Lingayat Poor S 2100 0 0 0 0 00I lajam

1204 15818.00 RIIS Raichur Muslim General Shickh Poor 8 4000 0 0 0 0 0 tI Ii1229 24684.00 RHS Koppal Hindu Gencral iShetty Good 3000 1500 0 0 0 0 0 )1230 24712.00 RHIS Koppal Muslim eneral Syed Good 8 3500 3500 0 0 0 0 t o1231 24725.00 Li IS Koppal Muslim General Shaik Poor I0 2000 0 0 0 0 0 01243 28905.00 RIIS Koppal I lindu General Kurubha Poor I 600 0 0 0 0 0 0U2 513 1253 35550.00 RIIS Koppal ilindu General Lingayatls Good 9 25000 0 0 0 24291.6. 323 0.(1252. 35510.00 RIIS Koppal Illindu General Valmiki Poor 7 2800 0 0 0 4048.60011 30 0 I1215 22525.00 RHS Koppal llindu General Komutigar Poor 5 1500 1500 0 0 0 0 0C1235 25880.00 RtIS Koppal Hlindu General Kurubha Good 5 1667 0 0 0 8097.2002 32 0 11246 31142.50 RHS Koppal Ilindu Gencral Ganigar Poor 4 2500 0 0 0 0 0 0(1244 28920.00 RIIS Koppal I-lindu General Kamnma Good 5 10000 0 0 0 22773.369 240 001242 28895.00 RIIS Koppal Hindu General Lingayath Poor 6 1500 0 0 0 0 0 01239. 28840.00 RIIS Koppal hlindu General Bedaru Poor 3 1200 0 0 0 0- 0 0 0)1236 25925.00 RIIS Koppal Hindu General Kuruba Good 6 8334 5000 0 0 16194.4 23.1 0i1237 26120.00 RIIS Koppal Ilindu General Lingayath Good 7 8334 0 0 0 12145.8 206.25 0 0I1245 31070.00 RIIS Koppal llindu General lladpad Poor 4 800 0 0 0 0 0 0 _1238 28363.00 RlIS Koppal Ilindu General Nayar Poor 3 600 0 0 0 0 It 01240 28844.00 LHS Koppal llindu General Kurubha Poor I 300 o 0 0 0 0 0 i1241 28s83.00 RI-IS Koppal llindu General Kurubha Poor 5 1800 o 0 0 0 0 ( 0SC 781 2597.0 LIIS Koppal Muslim General Nadaf ioor 5 1000 1000 0 0 0 ( 0 _


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Contract Link Q No Ohainage Side Distict Rg Other Social Economic Family Monthly Inconie Total Dry Dry Land Total Wet Wet LandGCotat NNo o hiae Sd itit Rlgious Religious Stratiricatin Caste Stts Mmes Income within Landarden I and 1o9S

gop group n Stts Mmes (Rs ) CO (Rs ) Ln(i)Lot (Mi' Land (nm) [0112 LanI d (m) (Ii')

795 11224.00 IJiS Koppal llindu (General Golder Poor 5 3170 c a 0 18218.699 392.5 (1 II

794 10447.05t LlAiS Koppal llindu General Valmiki Poor 5 1200 1200 0 0 oI a oI I I758 430.00 Ll IS Koppal Hfibndu General Nayar Poor I 1000 0 0 a 0 0 o o

791 9930.00 IllS I Koppal Mlimdu General Kuruhar Poor 6 2500 0 0 o 161t4 4 25) tl IC789 5015.50 LHS Koppal Hlindu General Vaishya Poor 4 1500 1500 0 0 o 0 o0 1788 5000.50 UllS Koppal Muslimn General PaKtan Poor 5 2400 1500 0 0 o 783 3470.00 LIllS iKoppal Muslim General Pinjar Good 5 6000 0 0 0 0 1)II1

790 6464.00 LIIS Koppal llindu ST Uppar Poor 7 2400 0 0 0 0 c 07811 23300 0 LHIS Koppal llindu General Kaher Poor 8 1000 0 0 0 0 0 o o779 2308.70 LHS Koppal tlindu ST Nayak Poor 5 1400 0 0 0 0 0 0778 2300.70 LHS Koppal 11indu General Talawar Poor 3 1800 0 0 0 0 0777 2284.00 LIIS Koppal Hindu General Kainbar Poor 4 4000 0 0 0 0. 0 1 760 1676.00 LIIS Koppal Muslim General Saik Poor 3 3000 3000 0 0 0 0 tl796 11380.00 LIS Koppal Hindu General Kurubar Poor 6 2500 0 0 0 16194 4 320 0 o

815 18217.50 LIIS Koppal llindu General Madiwal Poor 6 450 450 0 0 0 h 1 )t757 420.00 LIHS Koppal Muslim Gcncral Saik Poor 2 4 000 1000 0 0t ( t)

U2 SC 775 2172.00 LIIS Koppal Muslim General Shaik Poor 5 1000 0 0 0 (4 4 1o809 15576.00 LIIS Koppal llindu General D.vangu Poor 5 1000 0 0 0 0 tI 0

- 714 4340.00 RIIS Koppal Hindu ST lfiger Poor 4 3340 0 40148.6001 32 (0IIIII

756 268.00 LHS Koppal llindu General Lingayat Poor 4 6000 6000- 0 II 0 0I824 19160.00 LIIS Koppal Hindu General Abbigar Poor 4 1250 0 0 0 1619441 768 (I II

823 18988.00 LUIS Koppal Htindu ST Naik Poor 10 2500 0 0 0 16194.4 266 II

819 18256.00 1. IS Koppal hidu General Kuruba P oor 5 1001 1(o o(1( t) |I818 18247.00 LI IS Koppal llindu General Kurubar Poor 4 1500 150( II 0 .5 1.814. 17798.00 LIllS Koppal hlindu General Kurubha Poor 10- 2340 0 16194 4 138 1) 11II

813 17770.00 UIS Koppal IiHindu General 1Kuruha iloor 9 6710 0 10121 5 28 s ( t811 16221.00 LIIS Koppal Muslim General iNaik Poor 4 2000 2000 0 0 0 1 0I

797 I11540.00 IJIIS Koppal hlindu General L.ingayath [loor 12 1400 0 14777.39 450 01)I808 15560.001) IS Koppal I lisndu Genecral Mlaik IPoor 4 10011 11111 0 1 i1 II

807 15038 011 IS Koppal Ilindu Genertal Kuruba Ploor 9 1250 0 0 0 17206.551 610 0I(805 14820110 1.11 IS oppal Ilindu Gieneral Gollar lPoor IS 50000 0 0 1) 68826.2103 -345 II

8031 13450.001 L.1IS Koppal hd General Blrahmsins Good 71 79001 0i l ) 32388.8(1) 51 I (

8t12 13120 C IllS Koppal Ilidt Gcneral Duribar Poor 13 3600 C i 0 11 23279.449 343 X1999 99 (


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Contract Link ORhligious Oher Social Econoniic Family Monthly Income Total Dry Dry Land Total Wet Wet L andNo QNo Chiainage Side District cigioup Religious Stratificatio Caste Status Members Income Cwit(Ri. Land (m ) Lost (m ) Land (in) L.ost (in) larde(n) Lind ')os

group n (s) CI(s)Iad(I) (I

=_______ 801 12400.00 LliS Koppal Ilindu General Hajatni Poor 10 6670 0 0 0 20647.859 120 0 0

_800 12043.00 LHS Koppal H indu General Reddy Good 7 8300 0 0 0 95951.82 423.89999 0 0

799 11990.00 LHS Koppad Hindu I General Bajantre Poor 9. 8670 0 0 0 17307.76 132.5 0 0

812 17690.00 LHS Koppal Hiindu General Vaddar Poor 1 4 1250 0 0 0 28340.199 48 0 0

711 3725.00 RHS IKoppai Hiindu ST iNayak Good S 16590 0 0 0 16194.4 165 0 0

728 11540.00 RHS Koppal Ilindu General Lingayath Poor 6 24000 0 0 0 12955.52 660 0 0

724 10795.00 RIIS Koppal iHindu General Lingayat Good 6 1250 0 8097.2002 137.5 0 0 0

722 10540.00 RIIS Koppal Muslim General Poor 12 28000 0 0 0 14676.17 200 0 (

718 8060.00 RHS Koppal H indu General Kurubar Poor 13 3340 0 0 0 40486 140 0 0

717. 7900.00 RIIS IKoppal llindu IGeneral Kaher Poor III 6440 0 .0 0 8097.2002 ISO O

825 19408.00 Ll IS Koppal Ilindu SC Vodda Poor 8 2500 0 52631.801 400.5 0 0

715 4372.00 RIIS Koppal llindu General liigar Poor 9 9000 0 0 0 8097.2002 88 0

716 6475.00 RI IS Koppal Ilindu General Devanga Poor 10 2000 0 0 0 0i

713 4162.00 RIIS Koppal Ilindu General Reddy Good 7 33340 0 0 0 161944 178 0

U2 5C 731 13210.00 RHS Koppal llindu SC Kurubas Poor 6 10000 0 0 0 16194.4 783 )

_________ 708 3493.00 RIIS Koppal ltindu General Lingayat Poor 3 2000 2000 0 0 0 0 (

-_______ 704 2098.00 RtIS Koppal Hlindu General Lingayat Poor 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (

. - 701 2047.50 R1iIS Koppal Muslim Gcneral Sayed Good 5 1000 1000 0 0 0 0 0 (

698 5908.00 RlIS Koppal Hindu General Naik Poor 5 2700 1500 0 0 0 0 0 0

697 370.00 RIIS Koppal Ilindu General BC Poor 5 1000 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0

695 24277.00 RIIS Koppal Hindu SC Mochi Poor 5 1500 0 8097.2002 934.5 0 0 O

694 24075.00 RIIS Koppal Ilindu ST lliger Poor 10 9140 600 4655.8901 4040 0 0 0 (

750 23000.00 RHIS Koppal Ilindu General Golla Poor IS 4170 0 16194.4 180 0 0 0 (

740 18985.00 RIIS Koppal Hlindu General Naik Poor 12 3340 0 48583.199 390 0 ( 0

753 26730.00 RIIS Koppal Hindu General Kurub Poor 14 3340 0 52631.801 80 0 0 0

749 21157.00 RIIS Koppal Hlindu General Kurubar Poor I 1 670 l 16194.4 30.1 0 0 0 (

747 20708.70 RI IS Koppal Muslim General Poor 6 2000 2000 0 0 0 0 0 n

746 20680.00 RHiS Koppal Ilindu General Devany Poor 7 800 500 0 ( 0 0 0 o

745i 20636.60 RHIIS Koppal I11indu SC lambani Poor 5 1000 0 0 0 0 0 t 0

744 19920.00 RIIS Koppal Ilindu General Idigar Good 6 16670 0 0 0 28340.199 40 0 0

743 19730.00 RHS Koppal lindu General Medar Poor 3 1500 0 16194.4 425 0 0 0 0

729 13120.00 RiiS Koppal llindu General Kurubha Poor 4 2000 0 0 0 8097.2002 175 0 0

741 19167.00 RI-iS Koppal Hindu General Barkar Poor 6 2080 0 20243 578.09998 0 0 ( 0(


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Link Religious Ohe Social Economic Family Motlrtcm oa r r adTtlWtWtLn otnr (hrrdcimcontract QN C hinage Side | Distri Othe Motl Income To|a Dryt Dry a Total Wet Wet LandNo _~No Chainag Side Dstrict group -q Religious Stratificatio Caste Status Members Income wittlin LandGa)Ldenm)lanndm) Instm

group n(Rs I COI (Rs.) Lad( ot( ad(iILs m) Lind Oin') (iii)

730 13190.00 RIIS Koppal Htindu General Kuruba Poor 8 12000 0 0 0 12348.23 325 0 II738 18284.00 RIIS Koppal Ilindu General Lingayat Poor 2 3000 0 0 0 0 0 0 (\

=________ 737 18256.00 RIIS Koppal Hlindu General Karusal Poor 7 1000 300 0 0 0 0 0 736 1823700 RIIS Koppal llindu General Kuruba Poor 2 3500 0 0 0 ( (1735 17431.00 RtiIS Koppal llindu General Kurubha Poor 7 1850 0 0 0 18724.77 640.5 I734 17280.00 RIIS Koppal hiiidu SC Kuruba Poor 6 1083 0 0 0 17004.119 2944.5 0

733 17200.00 RIIS Koppal Htindu SC Kuruba Poor 7 1300 0 0 0 28846.27 1000 0l732 13524.00 RI IS Koppal ilindu General Gollar Poor 9 10000 0 0 0 19028.42; 229.10001 t ()755 27001.00 RHS Koppal Hindu General lligar Good 10 2500 0 0 0 0 0 0(742 19510.00 RHiS Koppal Hindu Gcneral IKurubar Poor 9 20000 0 20749.074 440 0 0 0829 26091.00 Li IS Koppal Hiindu Gleneral Madiwala Poor 7 500 0 0 0 0 0 i

_830 26098.00 LIIS Koppal lHindu General Eligera Poor 9 4500 0 0 0 0 0 0U2 SC 831 26101.00 1IIS Koppal llindu CGencral Kumbar Poor 6 2200 00 OO 0 0 t (

833 26326.00 LiIS _Koppal llindu General Panchal Poor 3 1200 1200 0. 0 0 00 (

834 26700.00 1.1IS Koppal llindu ST Kurubas Poor 14 3333 0 105263.6 100 0 0 o 0827 21190.00 LIS Koppal Hlindu General Lingayat Poor 5 1670 0 16194.4 150 0 0 ( 7481 20985.00 RIIS Koppal Hindu General Kurubar Poor I0 2000 0 0 0 16194A 108 0

U3 6L 223 20.40 RIIS Gulburga llindu General Lingayat Poor 4 800 800 0 0 0 U

240 10835.90 LHS Gulburga Hlindu General Lingayat Poor 9 1500 1500 0 0) 0 t233 10461.00 RHS Gulburga Hindu General Lingayat Poor 6 5000 1500 0 0 t 0

________ ~~~230 7066.00 RIIS Gulburga Hindu Gieneral Lingayal Poor 71 2500 1500 0 0 000(229 7030.00 RHS Oulburga Hlindu SC Poor 6 2000 1500 0 0 0t224 22.60 RIIS Gulburga Muslim Gcncral Sunni Poor 9 3000 1000 0 _0 0 0 222 15.60 RIIS Gulburga llindu Gieneral lAgasar Poor 5 1500 500 0 0 04220 11954.00 LI IS Gulburga lhindu Kumbar Poor 6 3200 1200 0 0 0 0 0 0

187 47.80 LIIS Gulburga Hindu s r Poor 4 1500 0 0 0 0183 17.00 Li IS Gulburga Muslins Gencral Poor 2 800 0 0 0 0 0 0t228 6990.5(1 RIIS Gulburga llindu ST Poor 7 2000 ( 500 0 0 ft0 0

218 11250.00 HIIS Gulburga Muslim Iloor 3 1800 1800 0 0 ( | 0184 18 90 1.1 IS (Culburga Muslim _Ioor 8 200( 0 u1 o 01861 32.70 LHS1 Gulburga ll1indlu General Lingayat Ploor 7 2600 60(1 0 0I( 11

194 6987 91) H S Gulburga llindu SC Poor 2 3000 3000 0 ( ( 196 7tl47 UO LI IIS (iulbhirga llindu SC Poor 6 3700 15(( (I ( (


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Con t nok ReligioL Other Socia Economic Famiily Monthly Income Total Dry Dry Land Total Wet Wet Land Tarden land ladtContract No 26227 Chainage RSide G uri groups Religious Stratilicatio Caste Status Members Income within Land (60) LOSt (M2)Land ()fost (ni 2) G (

group n (Rs.) COI (Rs.) Land 150C 'tm)

198 7070.00 LHS Gulburga llindu ST Kuruba Poor 9 4800 0 0 0 0 0 0 0199. 7080.00 LHS Gulburga hiindu General Kuruba Poor 4, 2000 0, 0 0. 0 tI 0.I

185 25.40 LRHS Gulburga Hlindu General Lingayat Poor 7 1800 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

6M 3451 9265.00 RIIS Gulburga Hlindu ST Poor 4 1250 0 13360.38 375 0 0 0 03711 26231.50 RHS Gulburga HIindu General Kurbar Poor 7 3000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0370 26227.00 RIIS Gulburga Muslim jenCral Patan Good 4 6000 0 0 0 0 0 ( 0376 26271.30 RIIS Gulburga Hlindu General Lingayat lPoor I 1500 1500 0 0 0 0 0 (380 27500.00 RIIS Gulburga Hindu SC lGoor 7 1000 0 1315.795 516 0 t) 0 358 17410.00 R HS Gulburga H indu GenCral Lingayat Poor 2 5840 0 19635.711 810 0 ( 0 0

354 15345.00 RIIS Gulburga Hindu General Poor 4 1250 0 26315.9 585 0 1 0 3CU3 6M 349 10120.00 RIIS Gulburga Hindu General Kurbar Poor 6 6670 0 16194.4 600 0 0 0

3470 9478000 RIIS Gulburga Mindu General oppar Por 6 1250 013866.455 475 0 0 3631 20550.00 RIlS Gtulburga Hiindu SC Good II 3336 0 28340.199 1360 0l 0 o1 285 20461.00 LUIS Gulburga Hindu General LnKumbar Poor 7 4700 3000 0 0 0 0 0348 9660.00 RIIS Gulburga shindu General Uppar Poor 5 1500 0 13866.455 560 0 0 0 (

361 20460.00 RIIS Gulburga Hindu SC Poor 6 2500 0 16194.4 168 0 0319 36120.00 LHIS Gulburga Hindu General Lingayat Poor 2 1000 1000 0 0 0 0 .)312 31076.00 LHIS Gulburga Hlindu General Lingayat Poor 7 3640 1000 0 0 0 0 I

308 26478.00 LHS Guiburga Hindu General Madiwalar Poor 6 3600 2000 0 0 0 00307 26468.80 LiS Gulburga Muslim General Poor 6 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0 (301 26238.00 LiHS Gulburga Hindu General Lingayath Poor 5 3000 30oo 0 0 0 ' ( U

300 26220.00 LIIS Gulburga Muslimn General Good 9 6800 0 0 0 0 (I ( U

295 23811000 1.JIS (julburga Hindu Genetal Good 9 5840 0 29757.211 714 0 0 o0 0

294 23748.00 LHS Gulburga H indu General Lingayat Poor 2 840 0 24291.6 124 0 0 0 _291 21860.00 LHS Gulbtirga ilindu SC Lambani Poor 5 840 0 8100 209 0 0 0 (289 21 182.00 LIIS _Gulburga Hindu SC Lamnbani Poor t0 10800 0 283402 195 0 0 0

344 8661.00 RHIS Guisburga tHindu General Kuruba Poor 5 3000- 3000 0 0 0 0 0 286 20420.00 LIHS Gulburga Hlindu General Rathod Poor 2 10001 1000 0 0 0 0 0 357 17170.00 RHS Gulburga Htindu General- Lingayat Poor 8 3500 0 19635.711 390 0 0 00

288 20990.00 LIIS Gulburga hlindu SC ILambani Good II 2670 0 1295552 1620 0 0 0

278 13630.00 L HIS Gulburga Ilindu General Lingayat Poor 13 4670 0 22267.301 1230 0 0 0331 4718.50 RiiS Gulburga [Muslim lGeneral iSunna Poor 8 WOO0 0 0l 0 0 0 of732 4766.00 RHiS Gulburga Illindu General Lingayat Good 5 6000 0 0 0 0 0 (


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I w~~~~~~~~~~~~~ru gru n T Status M +e| ,nthelr.s I an 7 iigtoup n ~~~~~~~~~~(Rs.) COI IRs ) I and (inl) (il)

343 8649.00 RIIS Gutburga IJindu sr Madar Poor i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

=_______ 325 4742.00 RHS Gulburga IJindu General Lingayat Good 7 7000 2000 0 0 0 0 0 0

323 4723.00 RHS Gulburga Hindu General Liuigayat Poor 4 2000 500 0 0 0 0 0 o

322 1688.10 RHS Gulburga IJindu General Lingayat Poor 5 3000 1000 0 0 0 0

321 1684 10 RIIS Gulburga HIindu General Lingayat Poor II 2800 600 0 0 0 0 0 0

320 1679.40 RHS Gulburga Hindu Gcneral Lingayat Poor 6 2000 1000 0 0 00 0 (]

332 4785.80 RHS Gulburga Muslirn General Sunna Poor 8 1500 500 0 0 0 0 0 1

282 15340.00 LHS Gulburga lliindu General Lingayat Poor 4 6250 0 25000.105 990 0 0 0 0

U3 6M 328 4754.30 RIIS Gulburga Hindu General Uppar Poor 7 1500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

I 277 13630.00 I-IS iGulburga Hindu General Linigayat Poor 4 1085 0 20141.789 171 0 0 I

275 13330.00 LIIS Gulburga llindu General Linrgayat Poor 9 2500 0 85020.602 390.79999 0 0

________ 253 4822.00 LHS Gulburga Hindu ST Poor 7 3400 400 0 0 (I 0)

251. 4816.40 Li (S Gulburga Ilhindu Genetal floor 8 2200 2200 0. 0 ) I

250 4809 90 Li IS Gulburga I indu SC Poor 5 2500 1500 ()I () O ( ( n

247 2044.00 LHS Gulburga Hindu General Shetty Good 2 9000 0 0 0 0 (

=________ 245 1398.00 LHS Gulburga Hindu General Maratha Poor 6 4000 0 0 0 0C 0 (

_________ 243 990.28 LIIS Gulburga Ilindu General Lingayat P oor 5 2000 500 0 0 0 0 (

319 1673.00 RtIS Gulburga Hindu SC Poor 8 3000 1500 0 0 0 0 0

339 7330.00 RHS Gulburga Hindu General Kuruba Poor S 1750 0 0 0 0 6 ol

337 6382 00 RHS Gulburga llindu ST Poor 7 1500 1500 0 0 ti0 ° 0

335 6279.00 RHiS Gulburga Hindu General Lamnani Poor 3 1000 1000 0 0 II 0 (

334 6275.00 RHS Gulburga Hindu General Hadapad Poor 4 1000 1000 0 0 0 _ t

333 6267.00 RIIS Gulburga I lindu sTr Ioor 10 2500 1500 0 0 (t t t

324 4738.40 RIIS Gulburga I lindu ST Poor 7 1500 0 0 0 0 ( t

341 8000.00 R1IS Gulburga HJindu SIt Poor 10 2420 0 18724.775 344 0 0 0.

6N 398 35250.00 LIIS Gulburga Hindu General Pattar Good 7 8300 10000 8097.2002 900 0 0

418 36149.70 LHIS Gulburga Muslim General Poor 2 2000 2000 0 0 t) 0 ( ()

390 14140.00 RIIS Gulburga H indu General Lingayat Good 8 6500 20t10 97166 398 120 tI i ( o

391 23126.00 tliS Gulburga Muslim General Sunna Poor 5 150C t 0 It tl t) ( _ _ '

39)2 23134 001 Itt IG ullrmmga I liindu S Kuiuibar P'oor 5 151111 StIll ItI t II

396 3428501 RIIS (iulburga t ltidu SC I'oor 1 1500I 15s0 0 0 t ti I II

389 2760 (ItS Glburga Muslini Gecneral ISunna Good 61 13000 0 20243 2401 0 IIII

399 35310.00 LJS Gulburga 11idu General JPattar Poor 6 3000 2000 0 1200 0 0 0 z


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group n (Rs.) COI (Rs. Land (in) ("i')

401 36084.00 RIIS Gulburga Muslim General Patan Good 7 6000 3000 0 0 0 0 0 0402 36089.00 RIIS Gulburga Hindu General Lingayat Poor II 2000 1000 0 0 0 0 0 04161 36070.00 LIIS Gulburga IHindu SC Poor 6 7000 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0417 36137.00 LHS Gulburga Hindu SC Poor 8 5300 3000 0 0 0 0 0 0387 62.00 RHS Gulburga Hindu General Lingayat Poor 4 500 500 _ 0 0 0 0 0 0394 32230.00 RHS Gulburga H indu SC Good 9 3750 750 0 0 0 0 0 C

U3 60 428 3703.50 RHS Gulburga Hindu General Katal Poor 7 1000 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0563 19562.00 LIIS Gulburga Muslim General Shaikh Poor 7 2000 2000 0 0 0 0 0C -533 52280.00 RIIS Bidar Hlindu General Mang Poor 8 1000 1000 0 0 0 0525 49800.00 RIIS Bidar Ilindu General Uppar Poor I0 840 0 485R3.199 240 0 0 0524 49800.00 RHIS Bidar Ilindu General Poor SI 840 0 485S3.199 120 0 0 0 522 49690.00 RHS Bidar Hindu General Kabbliger Poor 8 1670 0 16194.4 660 0 0 0434 3951.50 RI-IS Gulburga Hindu SC Poor 1 2 3000 2000 0 0 0 0 0 0523 49690.00 RIIS Hidar Hlindu General Kabbliger Poor 8 1670 0 16194.4 440 0 0 0(423 3416.00 RIIS Gulburga Hindu ST Poor 8 700 500 0 0 0 0 0426 3630.00 RHIS Gulburga Ilindu General Uppar Poor 10 3000 1000 0 0 0 0 0427 3700.00 RIIS Gulburga Ilindu Gcneral Lingayat Poor 2 1000 1000 0 0 0429 3706.30 RI IS Gulburga Illindu General Lingayat Poor 4 1000 10001 0 0 00 510 41800.00 RiiS Gulburga Ilindu General Kabbaliga Poor 3 1670 0 7591.1201 80 0 0 0500 28720.00 RHiS Gulburga Muslim General Pathan Poor 6 1250 0 0 116 0 0 0565 19600.00 LHS Gulburga Hindu General Kumbar Poor 5 1500 1500 0 0 0 0 ( 505 38525.00 RIiS Gulburga Hindu SC Harijan Poor 8 840 0 0 200 0 0 0504 38525.00 RHS Gulburga llindu General Harijan Poor 8 840 0 0 250 0 0 0499 28710.00 RIIS Gulburga Muslim General Pathan Poor 6 1250 0 0 304 0 0 0 496 23107.00 RHS Gulburga Ilindu General Iladapad Poor 7 1200 1200 0 0 0 0 0

(Kalasagar) _487 20780.00 RiHS Gulburga Hindu General Pujari Poor 7 840 0 32388.801 280 0 0 0 n

484 20633.00 RIIS Gulburga Ilindu General Pathan Poor 10 7083 3000 0 0 0 0 0482 20625.00 RHS Gulburga Hindu General Lingayat Poor 12 6170 1000 0 0 0 0 0479 19800.00 RIIS Gulburga Hindu General Lingayath Poor 8 840 0 0 315 0 0467 18080.00 RIIS Gulburga llindu General Lingayat Poor 8 1260 2000 16194.4 90 ( o (464 17540.00 RI IS Gulburga Hindu General Lingayath Poor 9 1000 1000 16194.4 236 0 0 ((509 41497.00 RHS Gulburga 1lindu General Lingayat Poor 2 1250 0 8097.2002 1431 0 0


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Contract Link QNo Chainage Side Disic Religious F Reliius Srtcial Cs Economic Famnily Monthly ) ncoe Total Dry Dry Land Total Wet Wet flnd Ta GrcnQ_No Cainag Side istrit grou iiouStatusirMaeioersteIncome with in (n)Ls(i)Ladm)Lotn') Gare Land lostNo group ~~~~~~~group n sals Mmes (Rs. COI (Rs,~ ~ ad()Lsml) Lndm LotIi)Land (ms) (mi')

585 23089.60 LHS Gulburga Muslim General Poor 9 1500 0 0 0 0 0 0 o)541 4273.50 LIIS Gulburga Hindu ~~~General Hadapad Poor II 30001 3000 01 0 0 00

544 4633.00 LUIS Gulburga IHindu General Lingayat Poor 6 1 000 1000 0 0 0 0 0 4)568 19613.50 LtIS Gulburga Hindu General Lingayat Poor 9 5200 4000 0 0 _ 0 0 0 (569 19617.00 LHS Gulburga tlindu General Lingayat Poor 7 2000 2000 0 0 0 0 0 tl

U3 60 570 19618.00 LHS Guiburga Hindu General I ingayaih Poor 5 3000 3000 0 0 0 0 4) o571 19620.00 LHS Gulburga Hindu General Lingayat Poor 7 1000 (000 0 0 0 0 0 0540 4012.30 IHS Gulburga Ilindu General Lingayat Poor 7 2500 3000 t 0 tI t) 4)577 20642.00 LHS Gulburga Hindu General Jangama Poor 10 2900 1200 0 0 0 0 0 0580 21060.00 LHS Gulburga Hindu General Pujari Poor 7 1000 0 5465.6099 420 0 0 0612 41330.00 LHS Gulburga Hindu General Kabaliga Poor 6 1000 0 0 160 0 0 0618 43500.00 LtlS CGuburga llindu General Panchyal Poor 5 670 0 16498.039 240 0 0 0619 43740.00 LHS Gulburga tHindu General Panchal Poor 6 340 0 24898.89 1 80 0 0 0 (624 47180.00 LHS Bidar Ilindu General Lingayat Poor 9 1800 500 0 0 0 0 0)627 47259.00 LHS Bidar Hindu General Lingayat Poor it 4400 0 0 0 0 0 0 o497 23111.00 RHS utlburga Hindu General Idiger Poor OI 0 0 0 0 0 0 ()566 19600.00 L IS Gulburga ilindu General Kumbar Poor 5 2000 2000 0 0 0 0 )574 19650.00 Li IS Gulburga llindu General Ilarijan Poor I 0 0 C 04448 5428.00 RIIS Gulburga I lindu General Kambar Poor 6 500 So0 0 0 1) ( ( 437 4240.00 RI IS Gulburga I lindu SC floor 2. 1000 1000l 0 (44 0 1)436 4127.50 RHS Gulburga Hindu General Lingayat Poor 4 3000 3000 0 0 0 0 0 4I586 23090.60 [hIS Gulburga Hlindu General Kabbilegar Poor 3 500 50t( 0 (632 52196.00 Li IS itidar Ilindu Gencral Kabahliga Poor 6 670 0 ( ( 0 () (4538 3880.70 LHS Gulburga llindu General Lingayat Poor 3 1400 800 0 0 0 4) 4517 47187.10 (RtS Bidar Hindu General Kabaliga Poor 7 1200 0 0 0 0 0 0516 47185 00 RtlS lBidar Hindu ST Poor 6 1500 0 0 0 0_ _ 0i539 3887.50 LHSI Gulburga Ilindu General Lingayat Poor 4 00 800S 0 0 0 0 0 4

6P 661 73.50 RHIS Bidar llindu General Maratha Poor 6 8000 0 0 0 0 0 4) I)660 62.50 RHS lidar Muslim General Patan Poor 9 1200 (1 4 ( () 4 4) O675 44578.00 ItIS Uidar licidu CGienral Lingayat Ioor 3 1001 O 0 0 0 44 4o677 106 04) IS ilidar Hlindu General Lingayat Poor 7 3000 3000 0 0 0 0681 21705.00 I [IS ilidar Muslim General iSunni Poor 2 1000 1000 0 0 ) )683 21732.00 LHIS Bidar Hindu ST Poor 8 1000 500 0f 0 o 4)

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Contt Link QNo Chainag Sidc District Religious Other Social Ecnic Fil Monthly Income Total Dry Dry Land Total Wet Wet Land _ _Contract o Q_No Cainage Sde Distrct group Religious Stralificatio Caste Status Members Income within Lan 2m ot()Lad( Ls (in) Garden I-and lost

group n ~~~~~~~~~~~~(Rs.) COI (Rs.) (m(t)Land (in') (m~)

684 21735.00 LHS Bidar Muslim General Sunni Poor 5 1000 300 0 0 0 0 o5 0688 32060.00 LHS Bidar Ilindu General Lamnbani Poor 6 840 0 12145.8 90 0 0 0 0682 21725.00 LHS Bidar Muslim General Pathas Poor t0 2000 500 0 0 0 0 0 0

U4 2A 162 10836.00 RHIS Bijapur Hindu General Lingayat Poor 6 1600 0 4048.6001 76 0 0 0 0143 4243.00 RHS Bijapur Muslim General Poor 3 1000 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0144 4940.00 RIIS Bijapur Hiindu General Kuruba Poor 12 13000 0 20243 3104 0 0 0 0

146 5180.00 RHS Bijapur Ilindu General Maratha Poor 13 19000 0 16194.4 824 0 0 0 S148 5605.90 RliS Bijapur Itindu SC Poor 7 8000 0 0 0 0 0 0 (I

149 5609.20 RIIS Bijapur Hindu SC Poor 13 11500 0 0 0 0 0 0 a

150 5613.20 RtIS Bijapur liindu SC Poor 10 10200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0151 5617.20 RlIS Bijapur Hindu SC Good 5 1500 0 0 0 0 0152 5625.30 RIIIS Bijapur llindu SC Poor 4 900 0 0 0 0 0 0 _153 5613.50 RHS Bijapur I lindu SC Holaya Poor 5 4000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0154 7678.00 RHS Bijapur Muslim General Good S 3000 0 8097.2002 115.5 0 0 0155 7716.50 RIIS Bijapur llindu General Lingayat Good 6 15000 0 74393.023 300 0 0 0 0

173 13160.00 RHS Bijapur Hindu General Uppar Poor 7 2000 0 41396.934 315 0 0 0160 10380.00 RHS Bijapur Ilindu General Pujar Poor 4 1500 0 24291.6 378 0 0 0 (165 11106.00 RIIS Bijapur Ilindu General Kudawakkaliga Good 9 13500 0 4352.2451 250 0 0 0)

s168 11206.00 RUS Bijapur Hindu General Lingayat 7 2500 0 12550.66 285 0 0 0169 12360.00 RHS Bijapur Muslim General Poor 12 15000 0 48583.199 1001 0 0170 12460.00 RMIS Bijapur Hindu General Uppar Poor 9 20000 0 161 94.4 700 0 0 0 0176 13473.00 RIIS Bijapur Muslim General Good 6 25000 0 49595.352 868 0 0 0 0

98 7903.00 LHS Bijapur Ilindu SC Poor 3 10000 0 29858.426 328 0 0 0175 13353.00 RHS Bijapur Hindu General Uppar Poor S 17000 0 16801.6S9 300 0 0 0 0138 3720.00 RHS Bijapur Hindu General Kudavakkaliga Good 5 6660 0 9514.21 732 0 0 0

158 8954.00 RHS Bijapur Hindu ST Maitiger Good 5 3000 0 40486 422.5 0 0 0 0

-110 11680.00 LIIS Bijapur Hlindu General Lingayat Poor 7 2500 0 115992.39 2320 0 0 090 6201.70 LHS Bijapur Hindu SC Poor 8 3000 0 0 092 6360.00 LIIS Bijapur Ilindu General Llingayat Poor 6 4000 0 24291A.6 224 0 0 0

93 6424.30 LliS Bijapur llindu SC Good 4 10000 0 161944 728. 0 0 ( 0941 7374.00LHS Bijapur 5indu SC Kuruba Poor6 002

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lhousehold Particulars

Link Geigos bter Social Eomi Faly Monthily Income TotlDyDyI-nIoa e W ct Lad Total GardenContract QNo Chainage Side District Religious Stratificatio C|-ste F ota ' DI lnd ITotal wet Leot M) Garden L|nd lost

No ~~~~~~~~~~~~~groupgrtp nSau Mmes (Rs.) COI (Rs.) Land (mIn2 Lost (in2 ) Land (n)ls i2 Land (1i12) ('is2

95 7520.00 LI-S Bijapur tHindu SC Kuruba Poor 2 3000 0 27631.689 4053 0 0 0973 7820.00 LIS Bijapur Hindu ST Poor 7 1400 0 30870.574 290.5 0 0 0 0-S 5650.80 LHS Bijapur Hindu SC Poor 6 1100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

U4 2A 99 7985.00 LIIS Bijapur tHindu General Lingayat Poor 4 10000 0 20243 1039.5 o) 0 0178 14065.00 RIIS Bijapur Hlindu General Poor 6 5000 2000 0 0 0 l (101 8566.00 LtIS Bijapur hlindu General Good 7 1000 0 37044.691 1658 0 0 0 0

100 8282.00 LHS Bijapur llindu General Good 2 1000 0 81579.289 I1136 0 0 00109 10480.00 LIIS Hijapur llindu Genceal Kudavokkaliga Good 9 12500 0 33692.445 600 0 0 0 _

137 3591.60 RHS 3ijapur Hindu General Kadal Good 5 500000 0 20243 259.20001 0 0 0 0113 13427.40 LHS 18ijapur Hiindu IPoor 6 6160 0 12854.305 853.5 0 0 0 0115 19930.30 LHS Bijapur Hindu General Lingayat Poor 6 3000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0116 2486.80 RHS Bijapur Hindu General Maratha Good 4 20000 0 0 0 0 0 0117 2504.00 RHS Bijapur Hindu General Maratha Poor 5 0OO0 0 0 0 0 0 0119, 2516.60 RHS Bijapur Muslim General iSunni Good I 0, 0 0 0 0 0 0I

121 2560.00 RHS Bijapur Hindu General Lingayat Poor 4 5000 0 0 0 0 0 0(124 2576.40 RIIS Bijapur Hlindu General Gouda Good 4 10000 0 0 0 0 0 C I)

125 2592.40 RIIS Blijapur Muslim Gencral Sunni Good 3 8300 0 2631.59011 87.3000.3 0 I)

126 2680.00 RIIS 3ijapur Muslim General Sunni Good 6 6000 0 2024.3 I 0 0 t

127 3014.10 RIIS Bijapur llindu General Maratha Good 4 3750 0 33400.949 600.79999 0 0 () o

103. 9590.00 LHS Bijapur ltindu General Ganiger Good . 11500 0 4291 S. 16 450 0 0 0 t19 197.20 LHS Bijapur Muslim General Syed Poor 6 1(00 0 0 0 t . 0 0 5)

44 3280.00 LIIS Bijapur Muslim Gcneral Good 9 10000 0 2024.3 80.800003 0 0 0 041 3000.00 LHS Bijapur hlindu General Good 4 4500 0 23684.311 739.20001 0 0 038 2628.10 LIIS Bijapur Muslim General Good 6 5000 0 2024.3 174 0 0 036 2595.90 LHS Bijapur Muslim General Good 5 0404.85999 75.5 0 0 0(35 2565.25 LUIS B3ijapur Muslim General ______Good _____2 0 1214.52 113 0 0 ()I

34 2425.20 LIIS Ijijapur iuslim General Good 26 9000 0 5060.75 700 0 0 0 (

32 2386.70 U IS 31ijapur llindu Gencral Poor 3 5000 0 ) 910.935 39 0 t (0

31 2380.00 LIIS I3ijapur Muslinm General Good 8 9000 0 202.42999 26.799999 0 0 027 2331.10 1.J1S Bijapur Hiindu ST Kuraba Good 5 10000 0 1315.795 341.5 0 0 025 2177.00 LIIS Bijapur llindu General Good CI 0 203442.16 536 0 0 023 209.70 LHS 3ijapur llindu General Lingaya6 Poor 6 12000 0 0 0 0 0 0 (


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Link Religious Ote oilEooi aiy Monthly Income Total Dry Dry Land Total Wet Wet Land Total GardenCOnract in QNo Chainage Side Distict Rdgou Other Socialg Ct Economic Famil Inomehl wOithin L Gm i' md )WLd Darden Ladl_Contrat No QNo Chinage ide Dstrict group Religious Stratificatio Caste Status Members Incom within Land (mn2) Lost (M~2 )Land (in

2) Lost (m ) Gadn Land (in)st

No group ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~group n (s) C[(s)Ln m m

22 206.00 LHS Bijapur llindu General Lingayat Good 6 3000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

83 5667.20 LHS _Bijapur Hindu SC Madar Poor 4 5400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

U4 2A 20 202.80 LHS lBijapur Hindu General Lingayat Poor 6 3500 0 0 0 0 0 f 0

66 5415.10 LHS IBijapur Hindu General Poor 9 4000 4000 0 0 0 0 0 0

18 195.00 LHS iBijapur Muslim General Syed Poor 5 3000o 3000 0 0 0 0 0 010 2416.00 RHS Bijapur Hindu General Brahmin Poor 3 1500 1000 0 0 0 0 0 09 2404.80 RHS Bijapur Muslim General Sunny Good 4 2500 0 0 0 0 0 0 08 2381.85 RHS Bijapur Ilindu General Lingayat Good 4 50000 0 182.24001 0 0 0 0 0

6 114.50 RHS Bijapur tlindu General Brahman Poor 6 2000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

4 89.50 RHS Bijapur IHindu General Vishwakarma Good 5 3000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3 86.50 R1HS Bijapur Hindu General Lingayat Poor 4 5000 0 0 0 0 0 02 80.00 RIIS Bijapur Muslim General Patan Good 4 8000 0 0 0 0 0 0 o

I 64.00 RHS Bijapur Hindu General Ganigar Poor 16 7200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

73 5468.40 LIIS Bijapur Hindu SC Madar Poor 6 12000 9000 0 0 0 0 0)

72 5444.60 LHS Bijapur Hindu General Lingayat Poor III 8OO 5000 0 0 0 0 0 071 5444.20 Li IS Bijapur Ilindu General Lingayst Good 5 6000 6000 0 0 0 0 t (70 5442.70 LIIS IBijapur Hiindu _____General Lingayat Poor 7 7100 2000 0 0 0 0 0 1)21 202.80 LHIS lBijapur Hlindu General Lingayat Good 5 10000 0 0 0 0 0 084 5671.30 LHS IBijapur Hindu SC Madar Poor 4 2000 0 115.5 20.9 0 0 0 t

45 3320.40 LHS Bijapur Muslim General Good 6 3000 0 13461.59 23.6 0 0 0 048 3378.00 L"S Bijapur Hindu General Good 2 3000 0 I1113.36 40 0 0 087 6170.20 LHS Bijapur Hindu General Lingayat Good 6 4000 4000 0 0 0 0 0 085 6160.00 LHS Bijapur Muslim General Poor 7 3200 3200 0 0 0 0 0 ()88_ 6185.70 LHS Bijapur Hindu General Lingayat Poor 7 2500 2500 0 0 0 0 0 089 6189.10 LHS Bijapur Muslim General Good 8 4800 4000 0 0 0 0 0 082 5657.10 LIIS Bijapur Hindu SC Madar Poor 2 1800 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 5642.80 LHS Bijapur Hindu General Lingayat Poor 6 500 0 0 0 0 0 0 (74 5470.20 LHS Bijapur Hlindu SC Poor 4 3800 0 0 0 0 0 069 5440.00 LiIS Bijapur I lindu General Maratha Poor 4 900 900 0 0 0 0 0 068 5435.60 LHS Bijapur Hindu General Maratha Poor 7 1600 1600 0 0 0 0 0 067 5431.20 LIIS Bijapur Hindu SC Madar Good 2 3000 3000 0 0 0 0 0 086 6163.40 LHS Bijapur Muslim General Poor 10 4500 4500 0 0 0 0 0 0


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Household Partieulars

Link Rlgos Other Social Ecnmc Fml otl noeTtlDyDyLn oa e e ad Total GardenContract No QNo Chainage Side District reliou Religious StratiFicatio Caste Snmi am Monbye I ncome Tt al a D Lnd Tt l Wet Welt 4nd Garden Land lost

group n (Rs.) COI (Rs.) Ln m m

U5 I A 879 14460.00 RIIS Raichur Muslim General BegI Poor 13 1500 600 0 0 0 0 0 0U5 IA 844 14512.00 LHS Raichur Hindu ST Idiga Poor 7 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

8771 14209.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Packnack Good 7 1670 0 0 0 O 0 0 0880 14519.50 RHS Raichur Hindu General Madival Poor 7 800 0 0 0 0 0 0 0876 14196.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Lingayat Poor 3 670 0 0 0 0 0 0 0875 14192.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Lingayat Poor 5 1670 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

_________ ~~8701 8147.00 RHS IRaichur Hindu General fLingayst Good 5 2080 0 12145.8 422 0 0 0 0

869 4738.50 RHS Paichur Hindu SC Poor 8 2200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0843 14960.00 LHS Raichur Hindu General MarTatha Poor t0 3600 0 0 0 0 0 0 0842 14320.00 LtIS Raichur Hindu General Kumbara Poor 4 5900 900 0 0 0 0 0 0841 14228.00 LIIS Raichur Hindu General Paknath Good 5 12803 0 0 0 0 0 0 0839 7296.50 LtIS Raichur Muslim General Sunni Poor 6 1500 1500 0 0 0 0 0 0888 17382.00 RHS Raichur Muslim General Sheik Poor 9 1500 1500 0 0 0 0 0 0904 19015.20 RHS Raichur Muslim General Shaik Good 5 2000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0387 16678.00 RHS Paichur Muslim General Kumbar Poor 6 7000 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0

=________ 889 17422.80 RHIS Raichur Muslim General Syed Poor 3 1800 900 0 0 0 0 0 0I B 931 4417.00 LHS Raichur Muslim General Sheikh Poor . I 3400 3000 0 0 0 0 0 0

._______ 930 4406.00 LHS Raichur Muslim General Sheikh Good 5 5000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0932 4420.00 LHS Raichur Hindu ST Good 9 7000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0933 4432.00 LHS Raichur Hindu SC Good 9 4600 0 0 0 0 0 0 0934 4438.00 LHS Raichur Hindu SC Poor 9 500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0935 4442.50 LHIS Raichur Hindu SC Poor 4 3000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

936 4447.00 LIIS Raichur hlindu SC Poor 6 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0937 4466.60 LHS Raichur Hlindu SC Poor 7 3000 1500 0 0 0 0 0 0938 4471.20 LIIS Raichur Hindu SC Good 8 6000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

_ _ 942 838.50 RHS Raichur Muslim General Syed Poor 12 5000 2000 0 0 0 0 0 0957 4349.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Edigar Good 9 4600 0 0 0 0 0 0960 4420.00 RHS Raichur Hindu General Madivala Poor 2 700 0 0 0 0 0 0 0963 4487.00 RHS Raichur Hindu SC Poor 8 5200 1200 0 0 0 0 0 C

966 11320.70 RHS Raichur Hindu General Madival Good 10 12400 1200 0 0 0 0 0 C

_ 9161 4276.00 LHS Raichur Iindu General Naik Por 5 2830 1500 0 0 0 0 0 0


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Structure Details

Contract Link No Q~No Ag f Sa egh Mrc au os a ae orcSeparate Separate SepawitcStructure Electrified Connection Kitch Bathrooin Lavatory

Ul 5A 1435 0 0 0 No No No No No

1426 5 5 3000 No No Bore Well No No No

1427 IS 15 5000 No No canal & tank No No No

1428 4 4 10000 No No Canal No No No

1429 0 0 0 No No No No No


1400 l l 5000 No No Bore Well No No No




1439 5 5 2000 No No Lake No No No






1410 l 1 2000 No No Bore Well No No No

1490 0 0 0 No No No No No1402 4 4 2000 No No Open Well No No No

1403 10 10 3000 No No Open Well No No No





1408 10 10 4000 No No Open Well No No No



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Structure Details

Contact Link No Q_No Age of StyLnt Maket Valu House Tap Kie Suc Sprtcen Beaathro T eLavatoreStcture Electrified Connection WaternSource BSepaate Separate Separate


Ut 5A 1413 5 5 3000 No No Open Well No No No


1421 0 0 0 No No No No No1422 0 0 0 No No No No No


1407 1 l 4000 No No Bore Well No No No



1475 8 8 5000 No No Canal No No No. 1476 10 10 0 No No Canal No No No




.1471 0 0 0 No No No No No

1481 0 0 0 No No No No No1470 8 8 10000 No No Canal No No No




_ 1487 0 0 0 No No No No No


___________ 1480 0 0 0 No No No No No


1399 5 5 0 No No Bore Well No No No___________ ___ _ 1448 0 0 0 No No No No No




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Structure Details

Contract Link No Q_No Age of Se ous Tap Water Source Kerthen Scato Lavartor_____________ _____________Structurec tyIegh Mre au Electrified ConnectionKice Bahom Lvtr

1452 0 0 0 No No No No No1453 0 0 0 No No No No No1474 0 0 0 No No No No No

UI 5A 1456 4 4 8000 No No Bore Well No No No. 1446 0 0 0 No No . No No No

1459 0 0 0 No No No No No___________ 1461 8 8 3000 No No Canal No No No

_ __________ 1463 0 0 0 No No No No No1464 0 0 0 No No _ No No No1467 3 3 8000 No No Canal No No No1469 0 0 0 No No No No No1454 0 0 0 No No No No No1317 0 0 0 No No No No No1309 0 0 0 No No No No No1311 0 0 0 No No No No No1312 0 0 0 No No No No No1313 0 0 0 No No No No No1314 0 0 0 No No No No No1401 2 2 4000 No No Bore Well No No No1316 0 0 0 No No No No No1306 10 10 5000 No No Canal No No No1318 0 0 0 No No No No No1319 0 0 0 No No No No No1320 0 0 0 No No No No No1321 0 0 0 No No No No No1322 0 0 0 No No No Nn No1334 0 0 0 No No No No No1315 0 0 0 No No No No No

1 1298 0 0 0 No No No No No


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Structure Details

Contract I Link No I ~Age of I House Tapto Sprt Searate SeparateCotrc Link No |Q No | |Stay Length |Market Valuec|WHoser| Tpu|rWe Separate Sepatc SpreI Structure Electrified Connection Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory_ __________ 1289 0 0 0 No No No No No

_ __________ 1290 0 0 0 No No No No No

1291 10 10 5000 No No Canal No No No1292 0 0 0 No No No No No


Ut 5A 1294 0 0 0 No No No No No





.__________ ___________ 1301 0 0 0 No No No No No






1390 I l 5000 No No Lake No No No


__1373 0 0 0 No No No No No

1374 20 20 5000 No No Lake No No No1375 20 20 5000 No No Lake No No No


1387 12 12 12000 Yes No No No No

1366 35 35 7500 No No Bore Well No No No1389 5 5 5000 No No Bore Well No No No1365 5 5 5000 No No Pond No No No

1391 2 2 8000 Yes No Bore Well No No No

_____ __ 1393 0 0 0 No No No No No1394 3 3 10000 Yes No Bore Well No No No


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Conlract Link No Q_No Age of SsayeLengh Market Value = Tap Separatc Separate Scparatc______________ Struture StayLength Maket Value Electriiecd Connection Wae ore Kitchen B3athiroonii Lav~atory

.__________ 1396 0 0 0 No No _ No No No

1397 4 2 3000 No No Bore Well No No No1398 3 3 1500 No No Bore Well No No No1388 12 12 5000 Yes No Bore Well No No No1358 6 6 4000 No No Bore Well No No No1460 6 6 5000 No No Canal No No No

._____ ______ 1345 0 0 0 No No No No No

UI 5A 1349 0 0 0 No No No No No

U I SA ____ 1351 0 0 0 No No No No No___________ 1352 0 0 0 No No No No No

1353 10 10 3000 No No Bore Well No No No1371 0 0 0 No No No No No1356 10 10 8000 No No Pond No No No

1336 0 0 0 No No No No No1359 8 8 6000 No No Pond No No No1360 4 4 2000 No No Bore Well No No No1361 6 6 8000 No No Pond No No No

___________ 1362 0 0 0 No No ______ No No No)

1363 3 3 2000 No No PonWd No No No1364 2 2 4000 No No Pond No No No

1355 8 8 0 No No Lakc No No No1554 0 0 0 No No I'dNo No No1543 0 0 0 No No No No No1564 0 0 0 No No No No No

_ 1562 5 5 5000 Yes No Bore Well No No No1561 3 3 5000 Yes No Bore Wcll No No No

1559 16 16 4000 No No Bore Well No No No1558 13 13 3000 No No Bore Well No No No_______ 1568 0 0 0 No No No No No


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Structure Details

Contract I Link N I QNo IAge ofi IIHouse Tap 'Wtrore Separate Separate SeparateContract Link No Q-o |Structure Stay Length Market Value Electrified Connection Wa | Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory

1555 4 15 40000 Yes No Open Well No No No

____________ 1569 25 25 5000 No No Bore Well No No No



1551 0 0 0 No No . No No No




________ __ 1545 0 0 0 No No No No No

U I 5A 1556 0 0 0 No No No No No

1579 5 S 3000 No No Open Well No No No

______14_ _458 0 0 0 No No No No No

1492 0 0 0 No No _ No No No

___________ ___________ 1587 0 0 0 No No No No No



_ 1583 5 5 5000 No No Bore Well No No No

.__________ 1566 7 7 2000 No No Bore Well No No No

1580 l l 2000 No No Oen Well No No No



1575 I 1 3000 No No Lake No No No

_1574 8 8 5000 No No Open Well No No No1573 5 5 5000 No No Open Well No No No


1571 8 8 10000 Yes No Bore Well No No No

1570 25 25 8 S000 No No Bore Well No No No1582 0 0 0 No No No No No

.________ __ 1502 0 0 0 No No _ No No No


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Structure Details

Contract Link No QNo Separate Separate SeparatcAge rutr Eluerfe Tap Watroonce Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory

1513 5 5 0 No No Bore Well No No No1511 9 9 5000 No No Bore Well No No No1510 0 0 0 No No No No No1509 0 0 0 No No No No No1508 0 0 0 No No No No No1507 2 2 2000 No No Bore Well No No No1514 0 0 0 No No No No No1504 0 0 0 No No _ No No No1503 0 0 0 No No No No No1497 0 0 0 No No No No No1496 0 0 0 No No No No No

Ul 5A 1495 0 0 0 No No No No No1541 0 0 0 No No No No No1578 4 4 6000 No No Bore Well No No No1494 0 0 0 No No No No No1493 0 0 0 No No No No No1506 4 4 2000 No No Bore Well No No No1540 10 10 5000 No No Lake No No No1538 0 0 0 No No No No No1537 0 0 0 No No No No No1498 0 0 0 No No No No No1515 0 0 0 No No No No No1539 0 0 0 No No No No No1536 0 0 0 No No No No No1532 0 0 0 No No No No No1527 0 0 0 No No No No No1524 0 0 0 No No No No No1519 0 0 0 No No No No No1523 0 0 0 No No No No No


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Structure Details

Contract (ikN ~ o Aeo tyLnt aktVle House Tap Wae ore Separate Separate SeparateStructure t Electrified Connection WaterSource Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory






U2 5B 1124 0 0 0 No No No No No







1123 0 0 0 No No _ No No No

U2 58 1176 0 0 0 No No No No No



.________ 1172 0 0 0 No No No No No



________ _ ___ 1121 0 0 0 No No . No No No







1178 20 20 8000 No No No No No



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Structure Details

Contract l-ink No Q_No Stay Lngth Market Value Seuarar_______________Structure Electrified ConnectionKice Bahom Lvtr

__.__ ______ _ 1000 0 0 0 No No No No No1005 3 3 15000 Yes No Pond No No No

_ 1004 l 1 2000 No No Pond Water No No No1118 0 0 0 No No No No No1199 15 5 20000 No No pond No No No1214 0 0 0 No No No No No1215 0 0 0 No No No No No1059 0 0 0 No No No No No1006 30 30 25000 No No Piped Water No No No1212 15 15 15000 Yes No Bore Well No No No1211 0 0 0 No No No No No1210 0 0 0 No No No No No1209 0 0 0 No No No No No1208 0 0 0 No No No No No1205 0 0 0 No No No No No

U2 SB 1204 0 0 0 No No No No No1200 5 5 5000 No No Bore Well No No No1201 25 25 5000 Yes No Pond No No No1180 0 0 0 No No No No No1196 0 0 0 No No No No No1195 0 0 0 No No No No No1194 0 0 0 No No No No No1193 0 0 0 No No No No No1192 6 6 5000 No No Borc Well No No No1190 0 0 0 No No No No No1187 0 0 0 No No No No No1186 0 0 0 No No No No No1185 6 6 10000 No No No No No1184 8 8 1000 No No Pond No No No


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Structure Details

Link No ~~~~~No Age T T House ~~~~~Tap Water Source Kiartcen Beaathre SeLavatorContract | .Link No Q_No Agctf Stay Length Market Value Sae trI Structure~I Electrified Concion II1183 0 0 0 No No No No No1182 0 0 0 No No No No No1203 0 0 0 No No No No No

. __________ 1091 I 1 1500 No No Open Well No No No1057 0 0 0 No No ___ No No No1053 5 10 5000 No No Piped Water No No No1054 0 0 0 No No No No No1055 0 0 0 No No No No No1056 No No No No No1058 0 0 0 No No No No No1061 0 0 0 No No No No No1076 0 0 0 No No No No No1077 0 0 0 No No No No No1082 6 6 3000 No No Bore Well No No No1087 l l 15000 No No Bore Well No No No1051 3 3 10000 Yes No Bore Well No No No

____________ __________ 1089 0 0 0 No No No No NoU2 SB 1050 I 1 20000 No No Bore Well No No No

1092 0 0 0 No No No No No1093 7 7 10000 Yes No Bore Well No No No

_________ ____ __ 1099 0 0 0 No No _ No No No1100 0 0 0 No No No No No

__________ 1102 0 0 0 No No No No No_______ _ 231103 0 0 0 No No No No No

1104 0 0 0 No No No No No1107 18 18 20000 Yes No Bore Well No No No1108 0 0 0 No No No No No

_______1 1113 0 0 0 No No ______ No No No1216 0 0 0 No No No No No


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Structure Details

Contract Lnk No Q~No Age of StyLnt aktVlc House Tap Wac ore Separate Separate SeparateContract LinkNo Q No Structure Stay Lngth MarketValue Electrified Connection WaterSoure Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory

1066 0 0 0 No No No No No1088 0 0 0 No No No No No1033 25 25 2000 No No Open Well No No No1008 0 0 0 No No No No No1009 0 0 0 No No No No No1010 0 0 0 No No No No Nofoil 0 0 0 No No No No No1012 0 0 0 No No No No No1013 4 4 10000 No No pond No No No1014 0 0 0 No No . No No No1026 0 0 0 No No No No No1028 0 0 0 No No No No No1029 0 0 0 No No No No No1030 0 0 0 No No No No No1052 l l 8000 No No Bore Wcll No No No1032 20 20 0 No No canal No No No1007 0 0 0 No No No No No1035 0 0 0 No No No No No1036 0 0 0 No No No No No

U2 5B 1037 0 0 0 No No No No No1038 4 4 4000 No No Borc Well No No No

.___________ 1040 0 0 0 No No No No No1041 0 0 0 No No No No No1042 0 0 0 No No No No No1043 2 2 5000 Yes No water tank No No No1046 2 2 8000 Yes No Water tank No No No1047 0 0 0 No No No No No1048 0 0 0 No No No No No1049 0 0 0 No No No No No

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Structure Details

Contrac Link o Q~No Structure StyL nt aktV l e Electriried Connection Water Source Kitchen Bathroom LavatoryContract F LinkNo QN A o S Length M Value o Tap Separate Separate Separate

1031 0 0 0 No No No No No1283 0 0 0 No No No No No1267 5 5 30000 No No Bore Well No No No1268 2 2 10000 No No Bore Well No No No1269 0 0 0 No No No No No1270 0 0 0 No No No No No1271 0 0 0 No No No No No

. ___________ 1272 0 0 0 No No No No No1273 0 0 0 No No No No No1274 18 18 20000 No No Bore Well No No No1276 0 0 0 No No No No No1277 0 0 0 No No No No No1279 12 12 8000 No No Bore Well No No No1280 15 15 20000 Yes No Bore Well No No No1266 0 0 0 No No No No No1282. 0 0 0 No No . No No No1078 0 0 0 No No . No No No1284 0 0 0 No No No No No

.__________ ___________ 1287 0 0 0 No No No No No1063 0 0 0 No No No No No1064 0 0 0 No No No No No

U2 5B 1094 0 0 0 No No No No No1251 0 0 0 No No No No No1027 0 0 0 No No No No No1044 0 0 0 No No No No No1002 0 0 0 No No No No No1003 15 15 5000 No No Piped Water No No No1060 0 0 0 No No . No No No1197 0 0 0 No No No No No


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Structure Details

Contract Link No Q_No Age of Stay Length Market Value House Tap Separate Separate Separate______________ Structure Electrified Connection Wae ore Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory

1217 2 2 10000 Yes No Bore Well No No No1281 6 6 15000 Yes No Bore Well No No No1226 0 0 0 No No No No No


1218 12 12 7000 No No Piped Water No No No







1231 0 0 0 No No No No No._________ 1234 0 0 0 No No No No No


____ 1236 0 0 0 No No No No No




1239 20 20 20000 No No Canal Yes No No1253 0 0 0 No No No No No

U2 SB 1246 25 25 3000 No No Bore Well No No No1260 0 0 0 No No No No No1243 20 20 10000 No No Bore Well No No No

1262 0 0 0 No No No No No1240 20 20 10000 No No Bore Well No No No



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Structure Details

Contract Link No Q_SNo Age StayLength MarketValue House Tap Watc Source Separate Separate Separate


_ 1245 0 0 0 No No No No No


. __________ 1255 2 2 5000 No No Bore Well No No No5C 789 0 0 0 No No No No No



_____ _ __ 795 0 0 0 No No No No No






783 6 6 5000 No No Bore Well Yes Yes No781 0 0 0 No No No No No

780 8 8 5000 No No Bore Well No No No779 12 12 5000 Yes No Bore Well No No No

777 20 20 10000 No No Bore Well No No No760 6 6 10000 No No Bore Well No No No





755 0 0 0 No No No No No778 8 8 5000 No No Bore Well No No No

U2 5C 809 0 0 0 No No No No No


1___ _753 0 0 0 No No No No No



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Structure Details

Contract Link No Q_No Age of Stay Length Market Value House Tap Water Soure Separate Separate SeparateStructure Electrified Connection Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory

825 0 0 0 No No No No No824 0 0 0 No No No No No823 0 0 0 No No No No No819 0 0 0 No No No No No818 0 0 0 No No No No No815 0 0 0 No No No No No812 0 0 0 No No No No No811 0 0 0 No No No No No798 0 0 0 No No No No No808 0 0 0 No No No No No807 0 0 0 No No No No No.806 0 0 0 No No No No No805 0 0 0 No No No No No803 0 0 0 No ND No No No802 0 0 0 No No No No No801 0 0 0 No No No No No800 0 0 0 No No No No No799 0 0 0 No No No No No813 0 0 0 No No No No No708 0 0 0 No No No No No723 0 0 0 No No I No No No722 0 0 0 No No No No No829 4 3 8000 Yes No Bore Well No No No717 0 0 0 No No No No No727 0 0 0 No No No No No715 0 0 0 No No No No No714 0 0 0 No No No No No

U2 5C 713 0 0 0 No No No No No718 0 0 0 No NO I No No No


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Structure Details

Contract Link No Q No Age of eStayLength | Market Value House Tap Water Sourcc eparathrate SeparatcI I ~~~~~IStructure I Electrified Connection Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory

711 0 0 ° No No No No No

























736 3 3 0 No No ___ No No No


.__________ 734 0 0 0 No No No No No



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Structure Details

Contract Link No Q No Age of Stay Length Market Value oluise Tap Water Source Separate Scparate SparatoeStructure -Electrified Connection Wae ore Kitchen B3athroom Lavatory

U2 5C 732 0 0 0 No No No No No


. _________ .730 0 0 0 No No . No No No_________ 729 0 0 0 No No .... __ No No No

. -_______ 750 0 0 0 No No No No No740 0 0 0 No No . No No No

.,________ .________ 831 0 0 0 No No ._ ._ ._ No No No.. _________ 833 0 0 0 No No . No No No

-_________ _ 834 0 0 0 No No . No No No


725 0 0 0 No No. No No No

U3 6L 228 0 0 0 No No No No No

240 0 0 0 No _ No_ No No No


229 0 0 0 No No No No No_____ ._____ 224 0 0 0 No No No No No



220 0 0 0 No No No No No._________ 218 0 0 0 No No No No No


__________ 185 0 0 0 No No No No No

230 0 0 0 No No No No


186 0 0 0 No No _ No No No194 30 30 15000 No No Open Well No No No

._________ ._________ 196 0 0 0 No No No No No148 5 5 2w000 No No Open Well No No No2

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Structure Details

Contract Link No Q~No Agc of Stay Length Market Value Housc Tap Water Source Sept Separate SePateStructure Electriried Connection Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory


U3 6M 348 0 0 0 No No No No No376 0 0 0 No No No No No358 0 0 0 No No No No No380 0 0 0 No No No No No382 0 0 0 No No No No No377 0 0 0 No No No No No357 0 0 0 No No No No No

354 0 0 0 No No No No No351 0 0 0 No No No No No349 0 0 0 No No No No No347 0 0 0 No No No No No345 0 0 0 No No No No No371 0 0 0 No No No No No289 0 0 0 No No No No No350 0 0 0 No No No No No301 0 0 0 No No No No No285 0 0 0 No No No No No286 0 0 0 No No No No No









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Structure Details

Contract Link No Q No Age of Stay Length Market Value House loap WaterSource Separate Separate SeparateStructure Electrified Connection Wae ore Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory





U3 6M 295 0 0 0 No No No No No




















333 0 0 No No No No No


340) 0 0 0 No No No No No




Structure Details

Contract I Link No IQ No IAge of IStay Length IMarket Value H ouse Tap IWater Source Ieparate Separate Separate| | _ |Structure | Y Electrified Connection S Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory



.___________ 324 0 0 0 No No No No No




U3 6M 330 0 0 0 No No No No No

___________ 332 0 0 0 No No No No No

6N 417 0 0 0 No No No No No






406 0 0 0 No No . No No No





60 540 0 0 0 No No No No No428 0 0 0 No No No No No427 0 0 0 No No No No No




___________ ____________ 569 0 0 0 No No No No No



Structure Details

Contract Link No Q No Age of Stay Length Market Value House Tap Separate Separate Separate- SrcueElectrified Connection Wae ore Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory

568 0 -0 No No No No No

567 0 0 0 No No _ No No No



431 0 0 0 No No . No No No



U3 60 517 0 0 0 No No No No No

516 0 0 0 No No No No No.________ _____ 5448 0 0 0 No No No No No




___________ 643 0 0 0 No No No No No






612 0 0 0 No No No No No429 0 0 0 No No No No No601 0 0 0 No No No No No430 0 0 0 No No No No No

585 0 0 0 No No No No No58X 0 0 0 No No No No No


574 0 0 0 No No NN__ ___No No No_

436 0 0 0 No No No No N}o


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Structure Details

Contract I Link No IQ_No Age of Stay Length IMarket Value House Tap Water Source Separate Separate SeparateI I | Q_ |I Structure Electrified Connection Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory


434 0 0 0 No No No No No632 IS 11 15000 No No Bore Well No No No606 0 0 0 No No No No No





U3 60 509 0 0 0 No No No No No

















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Structure Details

Contract Link No Q No Age of Stay Length Market Value House Tap Water Source Separate Separate SeparatcStructure Electrified Connection Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory496 0 0 0 No No No No No423 0 0 0 No No No No No475 0 0 0 No No No No No477 0 0 0 No No No No No479 0 0 0 No No No No No480 0 0 0 No No No No No482 0 0 0 No No No No No484 0 0 0 No No No No No487 0 0 0 No No No No No473 0 0 0 No No No No No

.. __________ 6P 670 0 0 0 No No __ No No No675 0 0 0 No No No No No

U3 6P 682 0 0 0 No No No No No-________ .____ _ 677 0 0 0 No No No No No

683 0 0 0 No No No No No660 0 0 0 No No No No No661 0 0 0 No No No No No688 0 0 0 No No No No No684 0 0 0 No No No No No

U4 2A 148 0 0 0 No No No No No120 0 0 0 No No No No No123 0 0 0 No No No No No124 0 0 0 No No No No No125 0 0 0 No No No No No126 0 0 0 No No No No No127 0 0 0 No No No No No

.__________ . __________ 138 0 0 0 No No No No No___________ 115 0 0 0 No No No No No

146 0 0 0 No No No No I No



Structure Details

Contract | Link No Q_No Structure | Stay Length Market Value House Tap | Water Source Separate Separate SeparateI I ~ ~ ~ ~~I Strutur Electrified Connection Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory

149 0 0 0 No No No No No150 0 0 0 No No No No No151 0 0 0 No No No No No152 0 0 0 No No No No No153 0 0 0 No No No No No154 0 0 0 No No No No No155 0 0 0 No No No No No158 0 0 0 No No No No No160 0 0 0 No No No No No144 0 0 0 No No No No No98 0 0 0 No No No No No44 0 0 0 No No No No No165 0 0 0 No No No No No88 0 0 0 No No No No No

U4 2A 89 0 0 0 No No No No No90 0 0 0 No No No No No91 0 0 0 No No No No No93 0 0 0 No No No No No94 0 0 0 No No No No No







Structure Details

Contract Link No Q No Ageoof Stay Length Market Value House ion Wakr SourcepSeparate Separate SeparateStrutur Elctrl'ie ConecionKitchen Bathroom Lavatory

l110 0 0 0 No No No No No95 0 0 0 No No No No No32 0 0 0 No No No No No47 0 0 0 No No No No No43 0 0 0 No No No No No42 0 0 0 No No No No No41 0 0 0 No No No No No38 0 0 0 No No No No No37 0 0 0 No No No No No36 0 0 0 No No No No No8 0 0 0 No No No No No33 0 0 0 No No No No No48 O 0 0 No No No No No31 0 O 0 No No No No No30 0 0 0 No No No No No29 0 0 0 No No No No No

U4 2A 28 0 0 0 No No No No No27 0 0 0 No No No No No25 0 0 0 No No No No No85 0 0 O No No No No NoIl 0 0 0 No No No No No

34 0 0 0 No No No No No____________ ____________ 73 0 0 0 No No No No No

169 0 0 0 No No No No No170 0 0 0 No No No No No172 0 0 0 No No No No No173 0 0 0 No No No No No175 0 0 0 No No No No No176 0 0 0 No No No No No



Structure Details

Contract Link No ANo Age of StayLength Market Value House Tap Wate Source Separate Separate Separate______________ Q No ~~Structure Electrified Connection Kitchen Bathroom Lavatory

__________ . 177 0 0 0 No No No No No45 0 0 0 No No No No No81 80 25 200000 Yes No Public tap No No No168 0 0 0 No No No No No72 0 0 0 No No No No No

._________ 71 0 0 0 No No No No No70 0 0 0 No No No No No69 0 0 0 No No No No No

___________ 68 0 0 0 No No No No No67 10 10 30000 Yes No Bore Well No No No66 0 0 0 No No No No No50 0 0 0 No No No No No49 0 0 0 No No No No No178 10 7 15000 Yes Yes No No No

U5 IA 888 0 0 0 No No . No No No880 0 0 0 No No No No No886 0 0 0 No No No No No

____________ 887 0 0 0 No No No No NoU5 IA 838 0 0 0 No No No No No


. __________ 877 0 0 0 No No No No No876 0 0 0 No No No No No875 0 0 0 No No No No No841 0 0 0 No No No No No889 0 0 0 No No No No No873 0 0 0 No No No No No839 0 0 0 No No No No No

._____ 842 0 0 0 No No No No No


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Strueture Details

Contrct Iink N Q N StayLengh MaretoVlue ouse Tap Wae ore Separate Separate SeparateContract I.ink No | Q_No Structure ET eg Market Value Electrificd Connection WaterSource Kitchen Bathroom I avatory.___________ 843 100 100 300000 Yes No Open Well No Yes No

844 21 21 80000 Yes Yes No No No858 0 0 0 No No No No No869 8 8 4000 No No Piped Water No No No

_ __________ 870 0 0 0 No No No No NoIB 918 0 0 0 No No No No No

957 50 50 300000 Yes No Piped Water No No No966 0 0 0 No No No No No965 0 0 0 No No No No No960 0 0 0 No No No No No967 0 0 0 No No No No No945 0 0 0 No No No No No944 0 0 0 No No No No No942 0 0 0 No No No No No941 0 0 0 No No No No No937 0 0 0 No No No No No916 0 0 0 No No No No No

1 938 0 0 0 No No No No iNo


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Tenant Details

Contract Link No Q_No Owner Name Residing Rent Residing Rent Paid Helping Business Type Sage TumoverI____ time paid Time Hands uSnesTyeustuge of eTrnoverh

UI 5A 1436 J.Sathyanarayan 0 5 350.00 Tea stal Shop 1,500.001434 J.Sathyanarayan 6 ISO __ _I 150.00 Tyre repairing Shop 900.001433 Ram Babu 0 2 100.00 _Tea stall Shop 1,600.00

._________ 1563 0 5 100.00 General Merchant Shop 15,000.00U2 5B 971 0 0 2,000.00 Foot wear Shop 50,000.00

1161 Srinivas 0 3 500.00 1 Telephonc Booth Shop 70,000.0097 Mr.Joshi 0 4 700.00 .. Pan/Cigarette Shop 5,000.00974 0 6 600.00 General Merchant Shop 50,000.00979 0 CS 1,000.00 Shop 40,000.00

1171 0 4 150.00 Pan/Cigarette Shop 5,000.00

1094 Dhanapur Panchayat 0 5 100.00 Tea stall Shop 24,000.00

A 1275 Laxmavva lemanna 0 2 100.00 Pan/Cigarette Shop 1,600.001238 Srinivasa 6 100 0973 C0 IS 650.00 General Merchant Shop I0,o0o.oO

1285 0 6 150.00 Grocery Shop 40,000.001230 0 3 100.00 Sweat meat Shop 36,000.001114 0 10 1,200.00 Transport olTice onice 50,000.00

. 1113 0 2 250.00 Pan/Cigarette Shop 10,000.001112 0 ec8 1,000.00 MoteM lotel . 24,000.00

U3 6L 220 0 0______60 516 0 0.600000024 150.00 Barber Shop 3,500.00

6P 684 0 2 300.001 Chicken shop Shop 1,000 00U4 2A 25 0 0 C 1

__________ ________ 11 ._______________________ __________ ______ _____ _I 300.00C__3001 _ Pan/Cigarette Shop 23,000.00

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Contract Link No Q_No Owner Name Residing Rent Residing Rent Paid Helping Husiness Type Usage of I'trnover________ ______________________ t~~~~ime paid Time Hands BuiesTyeStructure per monthi11 7 L P Uppin 0 0.100000001 500.00 rea stall Shop 4,000.00

116 L R Uppin 0 1 1,000.00 Finance and Cement Trading Shop 100,000.00I___ _ _ 6 H.V Ghotc 0 5 300.00 Cloth shop Shop 6,000.00

U4 2A 86 Maulavi Malliksab Oagawan 0 3 20000 Pan/Cigarette Shop 4,500.00121 B3.K Shanbag 0 0.200000003 1,000.00 Cemcnt Trading Shop 20,000 (0126 Salma S Irnamadar 0 2 4,500.00 3 Motel/Hotel Shop 2,000.00

10 31 500.00 Tyre repairing Shop 2.600.()t19 20 500.00 Tailoring Shop 20,00.00

I ~ ~ ~ __ _ 0 0 _ _ _ _

2 10 550.00 1 Clinic Shop 8,000(10UUS IA 904 0 2 200.00 Ladies comer Shop 2,0(00.00

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Community Assets

Contra Link Village / Town ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~OwnerS Area of Area of AreaContra Link Q_No Chainage Side District Taluk Village / Town Si No. of Structure Type Assets Others OwnerShip hip Land Structure Affected

_____________________ ._________ Others (m2) (m2) (m2)Ul 5A 1323 27460.00 LHS Raichur Manvi Neermanvi SA MAN NEM L 0 1 Others Water point Government 0 10.5 10.582

1505 30837.00 RHS Raichur Manvi Neramanvi 5A MAN NEM R BS_3 Bus Stand Government 0 17.5 5.1961486 23486.00 RIIS Raichur Manvi lBettadur SA MAN BTD BS_R2 Bus Stand Government 0 36 33.306

1473 17194.00 RHS Raichur Manvi Kurdi 5A MAN KRD SH R2 Shrine _Community 0 10.43999958 10.7961468 16609.00 RHS Raichur Manvi Kurdi 5A MAN KRD HP R2 Handpump Government 0 2.559999943 2.759

1466 16593.20 RHS Raichur Manvi Kurdi 5A MAN KRD BS RI Bus Stand Government 0 30.89999962 30.507

1437 4280.00 RHS Raichur Raichur Kasabi Carnp 5A RAI KBC_SH R_I Shrine Community 0 32 24 0951491 24810.00 RilS Raichur Manvi Beuadur 5A KAL BTD R 0 I Others Water point Panchayat 0.129999995 0.246

_____ 149 27855.00 RHS Raichur Manvi Neeramanvi 5A MAN NEM R O=2 Aralikatte Community 0 2.559999943 2 66')1544 62338.00 RHS Raichur Sindhnur Ramatanal 5A SIN RTL R HP 7 Handpump Government 0 1.960000038 2 09')

1565 69327.00 RIIS Raichur Sindhnur Sulthanpur SA SIN SNP SH R4 Shrine Community 0 33 33257

1324 30463.00 IJIS Raichur Manvi Neermanvi 5A MAN NEM L BS I Bus Stand Govemment 0 17.5 11 875_____ 1567 70017.00 RIIS Raichur Sindhnur Sulthanpur 5A SIN SNP 0 R5 Others Watrpoint Government 6_ 1.440000057 t8l9

1304 14547.00 [,HS Raichur Manvi llukrani Cross 5A MAN IIKN L HO 2 llandpump (iovcmment 0 2.890000105 3.06

1300 9527.00 LHS Raichur Manvi Kallur 5A MAN KLL L HP I Handpump Government 0 3.609999895 3 79)

1500 28236.00 RHS Raichur Manvi Neeramanvi SA MAN NEM R SH 3 Shrine Community 0 4 4 195

1501 29375.00 RHS Raichur Manvi Neeramanvi SA MAN NEM R HP 4_ Handpump Government 0 1.960000038 2.073

1557 68332.30 RHS Raichur Sindhnur Sulthanpur SA SIN SNP 0 R4 Others Water point Govnmment _ 0 1.690000057 I RIO)

1525 50630.00 RHS Raichur Manvi Bhogavati SA MAN BGV T R_l Temple Community 0 600 16.529

1522 47366.00 RHS Raichur Manvi Ohogavati iA BGV R_0 3 Aralikatte Community ... 0 25 616f

1520 46920.00 RIIS Raichur Manvi Hirekotankal SA MAN HKL R1W I Well Private 0 364 109 1-1512 42027.00 RIIS Raichur Manvi Nandihal 5A_MAN NDH R BS 4 Bus Stand Govemment 0 22.39999962 226x1

1542 61995.00 RI IS Raichur Sindhnur Ramatanal SA SIN RTL R HP 6 llandpump .Govemment C0 1.960000038 2 085

1367 62262.50 I.IIS Raichur Sindhnur Ramtanhal SA KAL RTL L 4 Shrine Community 0 14.06000042 5 151

1346 52024.00 RIIS Raichur Manvi Potnal 5A MAN PTN L 58 Temple Community 0 11.39999962 11.6171343 50808.00 LIIS Raichur Manvi tlirekotankal iA MAN IIKL SU LI Shrine Community _0 1.X79999tt 9339

1386 68467.00 LIIS Raichur Sindhnur Sulthanpur 5A SIN SNP L 0 2 Others Water point Govemment 0 2.25 0 428Ul SA 1348 54718.00 [LHS Raichur Manvi Potnal 5A KAL PTN HP L 3 Handpump Govemment 0 1.960000038 2.09R

1534 56767.00 RHS Raichur Sindhnur Yapalaparvi iA SIN YPL HP R5 Handpump Govemment 0 3.059999943 3 22



Community Assets

Cotntra Link Vilg onOwnerS Area of Area of Arenct No Q_No Chainage Side District Taluk Village / Town Si No. of Structure Type Assets Others OwnerShip hip Land Structure AffectedOthers (m2) (mn2) (mn2)

1354 60362.20 LHS Raichur Sindhnur Banniganur 5A KAL BGR L SH_3 Shrine Community 0 1.200000048 1 2781347 54386.00 RHS Raichur Manvi Potnal SA KAL PTN L 2 Shrinc Community _0 21 21 h62.1357 61192.50 LIIS Raichur Manvi Ramtanhal 5A KAL_RTL L 4 Handpump Government 0 0.639999986 0.7211392 69318.01 LIIS Raichur Sindhnur Sulthanpur 5A SIN SNP L BS 2 Bus Stand G . overnment 0 18 18#3821395 69380.00 LIS Raichur Sindhnur Sindhnur 5A SIN SNP SH L_S Shrine Community 0 10.23999977 105471412 71575.00 LHS Raichur Sindhnur Sindhnur 5A SIN SIN HP L 5 Handpump Government 0 2.3800001124 1A1521589 76329.00 RIIS Raichur Sindhnur Sindhnur 5A SIN SIN HP R_ll Ilandpump G(overnment 0 32400)001)( 3.3111588 75828.00 RIIS Raichur Sindhnuf Sindhnur SA SIN_SIN HP R110 I landpump (iovcrnment 0 2.559999943 2 7 1 71585 75782.00 RIIS Raichur Sindhnur Sindhnur 5A SIN_SIN SH- R5 Shrine Community 0 9 3.741581 74020.00 RHS Raichur SindhnuF Sindhnur 5A SIN SIN HP R9 H-andpump Government 0 1.440000057 1 5222546 63349.00 RHS Raichur Sindhnur Shiva Jawalgera 5A SIN_SJW R HP_S Handpump Government 0 1.440000057 1.551

U2 SB 1110 50019.00 LHS KOPPAL GANGAWAT GANGAWATUI SB GAN GAN SU L4 . Shrine Community 0 9.600000381 9.915____ 21247 33075.00 RHS KOPPAL GANGAWAT SIDDAPUR SB GAN_SDP O R4 Others Water point Government 0 2.640000105 2.013

_ 111 50025.00 LHS KOPPAL GANGAWAT GANGAWATHI SB GAN GAN HP L3 Handpump Government 0 1.919999957 2.0381106 47961.00 LiHS KOPPAL GANGAWAT GANOAWATHI Vtl 5 OAN GAN 0 L13 Others Public tap Governmcnt 0 1.539999962 2.65.)1105 47897.00 LHS KOPPAL GANGAWAT GANGAWATHI Vll 5B GAN GAN 0 L12 Aralikatte Community 0 5.289999962 5 5.131232 25010.00 RIIS KOPPAL GANGAWAT Karatgi SB GAN KTG Sl lR5 Shrine Community 0 2.890000105 1 7971102 46785.00 LIIS KOPPAL GANGAWATI JANGAMARA KAL SB GAN JOK OHLI Others Public tap G;overnment 0) 0.09000001)4 0 122090 43049.00 LBS KOPPAL. GANGAWATI MARALI SB GAN MAR AK L 2 Aralikatte _______Community ____ I1I.1 9999981 _____ It9I1248 33134.00 RIIS KOPPAL GANGAWA1 SIDDAPUR SR GAN SDP 0 R5 Others Water point Governmnent 0 4.4800000(19 1 It1081 37590.00 LBS Koppal ANGAWAT Sriramnagar SB GAN SRI L HP_2 Handpumnp . Private 0 2380000114 2.51I1073 29042.00 IlS Koppal GANGAWAT Marlanhalli SB GAN-ML"_1. 0_7 Others Water point Government 0 3,90t1(0t0)()95 _2 211079 35997.00 LIIS Koppal GANGAWAT Krishnapur SB GAN_KRI L 0 10 Others Water point (;overnnment 0 2.890()0(105 0 5.121075 33220.00 LBS Koppal GANGAWAT Siddapur SB GAN_SDP L 0 9 Others Water point Government I 3.920000076 4 0511074 32374.00 LIIS Koppal GANGAWAT Siddapur 5B GAN_SDP L_0_8 Others Water point Government 0 6.30000019) _-_' 6-1072 28780.00 LIIS Koppal GANGAWAT Marlanhalli SB GAN MLH L 0 6 Others Public tap I ancliayat _ 2 2.()21070 27740.00 IlIS Koppal GANGAWAT Marlanhalli SB GAN MLII L 0 4 Others Public tap 'alnchayat . ( 2 211)1065 25495.00 L.IPS KOPPAL GANGAWAT Karatgi SB GAN_KTG I. 0 3 Aralikattc Conmunity 0 6.251 6._1062 2498R).00 L.IS KOI'PAI. GANGAWAI Karatgi SB GAN_K1G L AK I Aralikat(e Comimiuinity ( 9 6000003811 t.S)7



Community Assets ____

Cota Lin sVllgetsTwnOwnerS Area of Area of AreaContra Link Q No Chainage Side District Taluk Natn Si No. of Structure Type Assets Others OwnerShip hip Land Structure Affected

_NoNae _ _ Others (m2) (m2) (m2)U2 5B 1095 44710.00 LHS KOPPAL GANGAWAT: JANGAMARA KAL SB GAN JGK BS_ Bus Stand Govemment 0 19.6000035 9.28

1097 44718.30 LBS KOPPAL OANGAWAT JANGAMANA K SB AN _GRKL 0 10 Others Water Point Government 0_ 1.690000057 1.831083 39320.00 LHS Koppal GANGAWAT Sriramnagar 5B GAN_SRL_SH 3 Shrine Private 0 1.210000038 1.211207 20875.00 RHS Raichur Sindhnur Karatgi SB GAN KTG R 0 2 Others Public tap Government 0 0.090000004 0.121071 27940.00 LHIS Koppel GANGAWAT Marlanhalli 5B GAN MLH L 0 5 Others Public tap Panchayat 0 2 2.1091249 34192.00 RHS KOPPAL GANGAWAT KRISHNAPURA SB GAN KRI 0 R6 Others Water point Community - 0 7.480000019 7.7011223 22578.00 RHS Koppal Gangawathi Karatgi 5B GAN_KTG_R 0 3 Others Water point Govemment 0 5.289999962 2.8011213 22010.00 RHS Koppal Gangawathi Karatgi SB GAN KTG_R_SH 3 Shrine Community 10 23999977 6.2041206 18925.00 RHS Raichur Sindhnur Karatgi 5BGAN KTG_R SB_I Shrine Community _ 0 6.25 6.2773389 12130.00 PIHS Raichur Sindhnur Gorebal 51B SIN)GIII R OS-I Bus Stand ______Govermecnt 0 16.5 30 7351179 6320.00 RHIS Raichur Sindhnur Hosalli Camp 5B SIN HOHBR2 Temple Community 0 60 7 874999 2402.00 LBS Raichur Sindhnur Sindhnur 5B SIN SIN L 3S I Bus Stand Govemment _ 0 26.60000038 7.004977 645.00 LBS Raichur Sindhnur Sindhnur SIN L 0 I Others Public tap Govemment 0 0.25 0,298975 182.00 LBIS IRaichur Sindhnur iSindhnur SIN tLSH I Shrine Community I01 14.43999958 9,021

1286 48565.50 RHS Koppal Gangawathi Gangawathi SB GAN GAN SH R_8 Shrine Community 0 1.440000057 1,1061263 41387.00 RHS Koppul Gangawathi Marali 5B GAN MAR_R_HP_3 Handpump Govemment . 0 2.380000114 2.5031045 22020,00 LI-S Koppal GAGWATI Karatgi SBH GAN_I(TQ L 0 2 Others Water point Government ____0 6.25 3,196976 351.00 LBS Sindhnur Sindhnur Sindhnur SIN L SH_2 Shrine Community 0 6.25 65

1167 2397.00 RHS Raichur Sindhnur Sindhnur SB_NA_SIN SH R I Shrine Community 0 7.289999962 75131257 39218.00 RHS KOPPAL GANGAWAT SRI RAMNAGAR 5B GAN SRI_HP_R3 Handpump Govemment 0 3.400000095 2991130 3032.00 RHS RAICHUR Sindhnur Sindhnur 5B SIN SIN 0OR2 Others Waterpoint Govemment _ 0 7.S00000191 7.5951265 42028.00 RHS Koppal Gangawathi Marali 5B GAN MAR SH R 6 Shrine Community 0 16 11.9521278 4701 1.00 RIIS Koppal Gangawathi Jangamara Kalgudi 5B GAM JGK_R SH_7 Shrine Community 06 840000153 6 9961254 37776.00 RBS KOPPAL GANGAWAT SRI RAMNAGAR 5B_GAN SRI HP_R2 Handpump I _ Govemment __ 0 2.700000048 2 851250 34230.00 RHS KOPPAL GANGAWAT KRISHNAPURA 5B GAN KRI_T R3 Temple Community 0 143 42.424

5C 804 13750.00 LHS KOPPAL GANGAWAT LINGADAHALLI 5C GAN LGH_0_L2 Others Water point Govemment _ 0 4.800000191 5,173826 19652.00 LHS Koppal Koppal Jabbalgudda JBL L-0-3 Othert WaterStorageT Community _ 0 .440000057 3I.56828 25931t001 13HS Koppal KoppDI Budagumpa BGM.L.HP-3 Handpump Community f 3.40000009 3.582832 26109.001 LBS Koppal Koppal Budagumpa BGM LjT_3 Temple Govemment 0 23.20000076 23 527


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Community Assets

Contra Link Village / Town ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~OwnerS Area of Area of AreaContra LNok o Chainage Side District Taluk Nage Si No. of Structure Type Assets Others OwnerShip hip Land Structure Affectcd

___t____No__________N__ Name_______ Others (m2) (m2) (tn2)793 10440.00 LHS KOPPAL GANGAWAl CHIKKA BENKAL SC_GAN BEK BS L2 Bus Stand Govemment 0 16.79999924 6 228

710 3710.00 RHS KOPPAL GANGAWAT BASAPATNA 5C GAN BSP 0 R4 Others Water point Govemment 0 6.800000191 6.943U2 5C 754 26X31.5 RIIS KOtIPAL KOIPPAL IlUDAGUMPA SC_KOP_13GM 0 _R6 Othcrs Water point Gioverimncnt tI 3.910000086 4 07'

709 3497.00 RI IS KOI lPAL GANGAWAT1 BASAPATNA SC GAN BSP IIP RI llandpunp _ (;ovcrnmcnt 0 3.24(1t(1001 3 421787 4310.70 LHS KOPPAL GANGAWAT BASAPATNA SC GAN BSP 0 Li Aralikatte _ Community 0 6.400000095 6,595

784 3690.00 LIS KOPPAL GANGAWAT BASAPATNA 5C GAN BSP T L2 Temple Community 0 6(1 32271= = _ 707 2249.00 RHS KOPPAL GANGAWAT VADARHATTY SC_GAN VDH 0 R.3 Others Water Storage Ta Govemment 0 10.23999977 4 529

766 2036.00 LIIS KOPPAL GANGAWAT VADARHATTY SC GAN VDH SH Li Shrine _ Community 0 19.36000(161 5.121782 2644.20 LHS KOPPAL GANGAWAT VADARHATTY SC GAN VDH T Li Temple Community (0 I6 10000038 16l318

700 1466.00 RIS KOPPAL GANGAWAT VADARHATTY SC GAN VDH R TI Temple Community t_ 144 5 558

752 26559.00 RHS KOPPAL KOPPAL BUDAGUMPA SC_KOP BUM SFl R2 Shrine Community 0 66 56f111751 26140.00 RH1 KOPPAL KOPPAL BUDAGUMPA SC KOP BGM HP R5 tlandpump I _ Govemment 0 2.R90000105 2.8Rl

739 18458.00 RIIS KOPPAL KOPPAL JABBALGUDA 5C KOP JIlL S RI Shrine Community 0 16.20000076 2 668721 9125.00 RHS KOPPAL CANGAWAT IIIREBSENKAL 5C GAN_BEK T R2 Temple Community 0 45.5 45812

720 9080.00 RIIS KOPPAL GANGAWAT HIRE BENKAL 5C GAN BEK IP 1R2 tHandpump Government (0 3.24000001 3 067719 8100.00 RHIS KOPPAL GANGAWAT- tIIRE BENKAL 5C GAN BEK 0 R4 Others Water point Government _ 0 4 R00))00191 4 898792 10415.00 ILIS KOPPAL GANGAWATr BINKAL 5C GAN BEK lIP Li Hlandpump . (iovernnent ( 2.7200000(12 2 87x

U3 6L 195 7035.90 l.IS GULBURG SIIAIIPUR VIBIHUTIHALLI 6L SIIA_VBH L2 Rus Stand iovcrmnient (I 39 _ In 8

235 10526.50 RIIS GULBURGC SHABIPUR SHAHPUR 6L SIIA SIIA AK RI Aralikatte . Pvt. Trust 0 19.3600(1061 2 195

197 7060.00 LIBS GULBURG SHAItPUR VIBHUTIIIALLI 6L SHA VBII L3 Others Public tap Governmcnt 0 2.799999952 3(117

232 10461.00 RHS GULBURGI StIAIPUR RAKAMGERA 6L SHA_RMG T RI Temple I_rivate _ 0 4.829999924 3188

234 10478.60 RIIS GULBURGI SHAHPUR SIIAHPUR 6L SHA SHA BS R2 Bus Stand (ijovernmlent ( 27 163_

209 7375.00 LHS GULBURGI SIIAIIPUR VIBIIUTIHALLI 6L_SllA VBH LI tlandpump Government t 3.599999905 3 671

193 697200C Ll(S GtUI.BURG SHlAIIPUR VIBIIUTIIIALLI 6L SHA_VBII_L13 Others Public tap Ilanchayat ( 1 559999943 1677

6M 249 4754.30 LIIS GULBURG SIIAIIPUR AMALAPUR 6M SIIA AMA AK L7 Aralikatte Community O 21 6f22;279 13792.00 LIIS GUl.BURGi SHAIIPUR MADARKI 6M SIIA_MAD BS LI Bus Stand (iovernment _( 37S.82(10073 (1. 351

284 16150.0(1 I.IS GUISBURG SIIAIIPltR MUDBAL 6M SIIA MUD BS_L2 3us Stand Government I 13.311()(I0((9 II.)9327 4750.40 RIIS BUl.IIURG SIIAIIPtUR AMALAPUR 6M SIIA AMA IIP RI llandpump _ _ overnment _ t 3.599999905 I 585352 1 1 000.0(( RI IS (it 11 .llt(R i/ SI IAI liltiIl SAIDAPUR 6M SI IA SAI) I111R3 I landpimp G ivcrnmcnt I 1 i999tp 1 x

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Community Assets

Contra Link Vilg onownerS Area of Area of AreaContra Lino Q No Chainage Side District Taluk V age Si No. of Structure Type Assets Others OwnerShip hip Land Strutur Affected

_______________________ ___________ Others (m2) (mn2) (m2)248 474240 LHS GULBURGA SHAIIPUR AMALAPUR 6M SHA AMA 0 Li Others Compound wall Government 0 264 74263

6N 411 34300.00 LHS GULBURGA GULBURGA NANDIKUR 6N GUL_NDK_SHBL2 Shrine Community 0 1225 4.941419 36152.10 LBS GULBURGA GULBURGA KOTNUR (D) 6N GLB KOT _S L5 Bus Stand Government 0 22.6%000031 2.S22388 2546.00 RHS GULBURGiJEVARGI(B) JEVARGI(B) 6N JEV JEB R2 Shrine Commnunity 0 106.4000015 29 398

U3 6N 393 32200.00 RHS GULBURG/ GULBURGA NANDIKUR 6N_JEV_NDK T RI Temple Community 0 45 7.339404 37324.00 RHS GULBURGs GULBURGA GULBURGA 6N JEV_GUL_SH R2 Shrine Community 0 31.5 29.856405 888.50 LHS GULBURG/ JEVARGI JEVARGI 6N_JEV JEK SH Li Shrine Commnunity 0 1.5 1.655407 12679.20 LHS GULBURG/ GULBURGA FARIDABAD 6N_GUL_FLR_HP LI Handpump Govemment 0 3.599999905 0.563409 33400.00 LHS GULBURGY GULBURGA NANDIKUR 6N_GLB NDK_BS_L3 Bus Stand Government ._1 15. 51000023 14 935410 32223.00 LHS GULBURGA GULBURGA NANDIKUR 6N GUL NDK BS L2 Bus Stand Govemment 0 28.79999924 1.359

=__ 60 636 52242.00 LHS fI3DAR HUMNABAD MUSTAPUR 60_GUL_MUS 0 L7 Others Basaveshwar Cir Community 0 10.23999977 10.382628 47960.00 LHS BIDAR HUMNABAD HALLIKHED 60_GUL HAL HP L7 Handpump Govemment 0 3.599999905 3 502572 19620.00 LHS GULBURGA GULBURGA SIRAGAPUR 60 GUL-SGP_BS Li Bus Stand Government . 0 28 24 IS1575 19984.00 LHS GULBURGA GULBURGA SIRAGAPUR 60_GUL SGP M LI Mosque Community _ 0 150 33 407

598 26196.00 LHS GULBURG GULBURGA DASTAPUR 60_GUL_DAD_BSL3 Bus Stand Govemrnment 0 25.60000038 15.73600 27560.00 LIIS GULBURG GULBURGA NAVADAGI (B) 60 GUL NVK 0 L2 Others Basement Community 0 16.45000076 12.313602 36267.00 LHS GULBURG GULBURGA KAMALAPUR 60_GUL KMP T L2 Temple Community _ 0 72 59.467605 37345.00 LBS GULBURO GULBURGA BACHNAL 60_GUL_BAC HP_L5 mlandpump Community 1__ 0 I.539999962 3 289608 40240.00 LfIS GULBURG GULBURGA MARGUTTI 60 GUL MAR SH L2 Shrine Community . 0 18 II 73

631 51310.00 LBS BIDAR IIUMNABAD IfALLIKHED WADI 60 GUL HAL 0 L6 Others Water point Government 0 4.199999809 44s3481 20620.00 RHS GULBURGA GULBURGA KURIKOTA 60 GUL KUK_T R3 Temple Community _ 0 36 24 802609 40500.00 LBS GULBURGA GULBURGA DONGARGAON 60 GUL_DON HP L6 Handpump Government 0 3.400000095 3 562483 20629.50 RIIS GULBURG GULBURGA KURIKOTA 60QGUL KUK AK R2 Aralikatte Comnmunity _0 9 6 94.1

502 28823.00 RIIS GULBURGA GULBURGA NANDIKUR 60 GUL NVK SH R2 Shrine Community 0 29.15999985 30.109503 37376.00 RHS GULBURGA GULBURGA BHIMANAL 60 GUL BHI _S R4 Bus Stand Govemment 0 28.79999924 15.599

474 19590.00 RHS GULBURGA GULBURGA SIRAGAPUR 60 GUL_SGP HP r3 Hlandpump Govemment 0 3.599999905 3 775508 4149600 RIIS GULBURG GULBURGA DONGARGAON 60 GUL DON HP R3 Handpump Community _ 0 7.559999943 7.8t)2

476 19632.00 RIlS GULBURG GULBURGA SIRAGAPUR 60 GUL SGP T R2 Temple Community 0 49 28 007420 3314 50 RIIS GULBURG GULBURGA GULBURGA 60 GUL GUL AK RI Aralikatte Community / 44.09999847 10.461

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Contra Link Village / Town ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~OwnerS Area of Area of AreaContra Link Q No Chainae Side DistrictVillage / Town SI No. of Structure Type Assets Others OwnerShip hip Land Structure Affected

ct.No 9 Name_ Others (m2) (m2) (rn2)457 13620.00 RHS GULBURGA GULBURGA AURAD 60 GUL AUR 0 RI Others Water Storage TE Govemment _ 0 2.559999943 2 713458 14010.00 RIIS GULBURGA CULBURGA AURAD 60 GUL AUR BS R2 Bus Stand Govcrnmrest 0 42 10.765459 14192.00 RIIS GULBURG GULBURGA AURAD 60 GUL AUR T RI Temple Community 0 32.5 12.779

469 18325.00 RIIS GULBURG GtJLBURGA ANKALGI 60 GUL ANK BS R3 Bus Stand Govemment 0 28 645t,470 18334.00 RHS GULBURGA GULBURGA ANKALGI 60 GUL ANK HP R2 Handpump Community 0 10.80000019 8.207

506 40262.00 RIIS GULBURGA GULBURGA MALAGUTTI CRO 60 GUL MAR_O_R2 Aralikatte Community . 0 25.60000038 13 791U3 6P 666 27730.00 RHS BIDAR BIIALKI BYALAHALLI (K) 6P IIUM_BYL 0 R4 Others Flag Pole Public Trust 0 025 (1)307

686 28000.00 LHS BIDAR BHALKI BYALAHALLI 6P HUM BYL 0 L5 Others Public tap Government _0 0 699999988 0.822

664 22737.00 RliS BIDAR BHALKI SYNBANGI 6P HUM SIN_O R2 Others Factory boaud Private 0 8.90)9999847 8 652662 683.80 RHS BIDAR IIUMNABAD HUMNABAD 6P HUM_HUM_O RI Others Water point Govemment 0 0.129999995 0 14665 27519.80 RIIS BIDAR BHALKI BYALAHALLI 6P HUM BYL O R3 Others Flag Pole Public Trust 0 1.092672 40384.50 RVIS BIDAR BIDAR BAKCHOUDI 6P HUM BKD_O LB Others Flag Pole Community 0 1.690000057 1 ill

674 44272.00 RIIS BIDAR BIDAR KOLAR(K) 6P IIUM KLK 0 R9 Others Railway crossinl Government 0 3.779999971 1.36f

685 21800.00 LHS BIDAR IiUMNABAD liALLIKHED (B) 6P HUM-HALO L4 Others Water body Govemment 0 1.210000038 I 31R678 552.00 LHS BIDAR HUMNABAD HUMNABAD 6P HUM HUM 0_LI Others Water point Govemmcnt 0 I _.__9

680 16895.00 LHS Bl3DAR IIUMNABAD Hallikhed (B) 60 HUM_HAL_O-L3 Others Water body Community 0 2.559999943 (1)255

687 28025.00 LHS BIDAR BHALKI BYALAFtALLI 6P HUM BYL 0_L6 Others Public tap Govemment 0 0.639999986 (0717

689 37627.00 LHS BIDAR BIDAR ANADOOR 6P HUM AND_O_L6 Others Church symbol Community 0 6.26999998 6 20

690 39228.00 Il IS BIDAR BIDAR KOLHAR (B) 6P_tiUM_KLB 0 L7 Others Flag Pole Community 0 2.890000105 1 3(t- I'

691 39889.00 LHS BIDAR BIDAR KOLHAR (B) 6P IIUM KLB 0 L8 Others Pump house Govcrnment 0 1.440t000057 1 522

692 43255.70 LIIS BIDAR BIDAR KOLHAR(K) 6P HUM KLK 0 L9 Others Basaweshwara K Community t 1.080000043 I 0os1

693 45488.50 LIIS BIDAR BIDAR NAUBAD 6P HUM NAU 0 LIO Others Statue Community 0 25 1 ___ 166

676 44820.00 RIIS UIDAR IIIDAR NAUBAD 6P HUM NAV HP RI Handpump Government t 1.6900)00057 1 7x7

663 6720.00 RIIS 3IDAR IIUMNABAD CHINNAKERA 61 IIUM Cil1SHl RI Shrine Comlimulity t_ 2.0RR((((14 (( 272

_ ____ 679 9505.00 LIIS UIDAR IIUMNABAD JALASANGI 6P HUM JAL O_L2 Others Police-Chowck Government t 6__ 15 0673 40395.00 RIIS lllt)AR IID)AR BlAKCIIOUDI 6PtIIUM_BKD_BS_RI Bus Stand Government t 14 1599)R . 5 s1671 37610.00 1RIIS 131)AR 1311)AR ANADOOR 6P IIUM AND 0 R7 Tcmple Comnity tlty0 7 8Ul1)0t)153 7 771669 37334.81 RIlS Ilidar Bidar Anadoor 6P lltJM AND 0 R6 Otliers Statue (omimunity t 79l1t0t00153 (ilts6681 29445.00 RHIS Bll)AR BIIALKI IIALAHALLI (K) 6P HUM HAL 0 R5 Others Statue Commimity 0 5.76t)00)0)229 1 613


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Community Assets

Contra Link Vlae/Tw OwnerS Area of Area of Areaet No Q_No Chainage Side District Taluk Village / Town Si No. of Structure Type Assets Others OwnerShip hip Land Structure Affected

__.._.__.__ Others (m2) (m2) (m2)667 2939t.00 RHS BIDAR BHALKI HALAHALU 6P HUM HAL AK RI Araikatte Community 0 29.04000092 6.049

U4 2A 62 3854.80 LHS BIJAPUR BIJAPUR BUAPUR 2A_BIJ NRS L2 College Community 0 0 629.4251635 728.00 RHS BIJAPUR BIJAPUR BIJAPUR 2A BIJ BU T RI Temple Private 0 24 19.571145 516S.00 RHS BIJAPUR BIJAPUR NAURASPUR 2A_BIJ NRS_R2 Handpump Government 0 3.96000003S 4.166147 5388.50 RHS BIJAPUR BIJAPUR NAURASPUR 2A BIJ NRS R2 Temple Public Trust 0 2.375 2.501156 S892.20 RHS BIJAPUR BIJAPUR TORVI 2A BUTOR HP_R3 Handpump Community 0 3.24000001 2.16157 8918.00 RHS BIJAPUR BIJAPUR TORVI 2A BUIJTOR T R3 Temple Public Trust 0 6.75 7027

1634 59.00 RIJS BUAPUR BIJAPUR BUAPUR 2A BIJ BIJ HP RI Handpump Govemment _ 0 3.24000001 2 865U4 2A 167 12069.00 LIIS BIJAPUIR BIJAPUR TORVI 2A_BIJ TOR T R4 Temple Public Trust I _0 32 22.02

26 2155.90 LOIS BIJAPUR BIJAPUR BIJAPUR 2A_BIJ BIJ HS LI Others SchoolGround Private 0 0 67655166 11154.00 RHS BIJAPUR BIJAPUR TORVI 2A BIJ TOR HP R4 Handpump Govemment 0 3.599999905 3747

Us IA 854 18909. 10 LHS Raichur Raichur Raichur IA_APB RAI_O L3 Others Grave yard Public Trust 14000 0 13.7779. 35 1579.50 LHS Raichur Raichur Devasugur DVS_L_O_I Others Check Post Govemment 0 17.5 10 425336 1709.50 LHS Raichur Raichur Devasugur DVS_L 0 2 Others Check post Govemment 0 46.22999954 12.852845 13574.00 LHS Raichur Raichur Yermaus YAR L SH I Shrine Community _0 33.63999939 20.654

_ 371 10483.50 RHS Raichur Raichur Chickasagar IA APB CKS T R2 Temple Community 0 48.75 3 749874 13517.00 RHS Raichur Raichur Yaramarus IA APB YAR_SH_R2 Shrine Private _0 11.19999981 11.513

113 912 2780.20 LHS Raichur Raichur Raichur IB_APB_RAI 0 L2 Others Check post Govemment 0 16.71999931 4.36908 2443.00 LHS Raichur Raichur Raichur lB APB RAI SH_ LI Shrine Community 0 5.28000021 5.481907 2347.60 LHS Raichur Raichur Raichur I BAPB RAI O_LI Others KSRTC Counter Govemment 0 9.999999619 8.646906 1067.00 LHS Raichur Raichur Raichur IB APB RAI S LI Shrine Public Trust 0 48.88000107 16611949 3981.00 Rl-IS Raichur Raichur Askihal IB_APB_AKH_HP_RI Handpump Govemment I 0 I 0.098919 4327.00 LHS Raichur Raichur Askihal lB BAPB AKH Ot Others Public tap Private 0 0.090000004 0 12920 4339.00 RIIS Raichur Raichur Askihal ID APB AKH 0 L5 Others Public tap Private 0 0.75 0.143921 4345.50 RIIS Raichur Raichur Askihal IB APB AKH_O_L6 Others Public tap Private 0 0.25 t3

948 3977.90 RIIS Raichur Raichur Askihal I1B.APB.AKH_O_ RI Aralikatte Community 0 13.6S999958 14.062951 4318.00 RHIS Raichur Raichur Askihl IB APB AKH O_R2 Others Public tap Private 0 0.800000012 0 (98954 4331.00 RHS Raichur Raichur . Askihal IB APB AKH M RI Mosque Community 0 4 4 049959 4410.0C RHS Raichur Raichur kihai lI APB AKH_ T RI Temple Public Trust I 0 41.75999S32 6.313

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Community Assets

CotaLink Village / Town OwnerS Area of Area of AreaCocnttn LNnok Q_No Chainage Side District Taluk Name Si No. of Structure Type Assets Others OwnerShip hip Land Structure Affected

_4 0 Others (m2) (m2) (m2)11111 964 4518 .00 RHIS Raichur Raichur Askihal I B APR AKH Sli R3 Shrine Community 0 60.15999985 23195

946 1371.40 RlIS Raichur Raicliur Raichur I_B APB_RAI_O_I/A Othecs DisIrict Judgc R (iovcrnmcnt 0 621 5461(9


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ANNEXURE 4

Annexure 4-1NGO CONSULTANCY FOR INIPLEMENTATION OFRESETTLEMENT ACTION PLAN - PHASE I ROADS

DRAFT TERMS OF REFERENCE

1. BACKGROUND OF THE PROJECrThe aim of the project is to improve the performance of the State's road transport sector. The projectwill improve road conditions and capacity of the state road network along with development of in-house capabilities of the Public Works Department to plan. develop and maintain the Karnataka roadnetwork. Based on the results of the strategic option study conducted in 1996, the Government ofKarnataka has identified 2500 kms of high priority roads. Of this 960 Kms were selected forupgrading and remaining under major maintenance. 400 kms were selected under Phase I forupgradation and 560 Kms under Phase II. The 400 Km of roads pass through 5 districts of Karnataka.

Most of the road improvement will be confined to public land, i.e., the existing Right of Way (ROW)which is controlled by the PWD. However, road improvement includes realignment of the road atsome locations, which will involve expropriation of land from the current owners/users. The projectimprovement will also necessitate the eviction of squatters and removal of agricultural encroachmentsfrom within the COI as considered in consultation with the design engineers. Expropriation of land.eviction of squatters and removal of agricultural encroachments may cause social disruption andeconomic loss to the project affected persons (PAPs) and their families. It is therefore important thatdisturbances and losses of PAPs due to project are minimized through proper planning.

It is against this background that PWD has carried out a social assessment of Project Affected Personson 400 Kms under Phase I of State Highways and prepared a Resettlement Action Plan. The,encroachers and titleholders of various types of properties were identified in the social assessment anda detailed Action Plan was prepared for the resettlement and rehabilitation of displaced persons. TheR&R policy containing entitlement packages for various categories of PAPs was prepared andapproved by the GOK. To keep the negative impact to a minimum, various measures were undertakensuch as redesigning of project roads where large numbers of people are likely to be affected andavoidance of common properties from possible impact. These measures have considerably reducedthe number of affected families. The total number of affected families is 753 .

Keeping in view the impact to the people due to the implementation of the project, the PWD willrequire to appropriately resettle and rehabilitate the PAPs in accordance with the RAP proposed for thepurpose. Due to the lack of such infrastructure for the implementation of the RAP, the PWD willrequire to appoint local NGOs who not only have the experience in carrying out such activities, butalso have a better access with the people at the grassroots for effective implementation.

II. OBJECTIVESThe main objectives of the NGO thus appointed for the implementation of the KSI-P RAP would beto:

I. Educate the PAPs on their rights, entitlements and obligations under the RAP.

2. Ensure that PAPs obtain their full entitlements under the RAP. Where options are available. theNGO shall provide advice to PAPs on the relative benefits of each option.

3. Assist the PAPs in the redressal of grievances through the system implemented as part of theRAP.

4. Collect data to allow PWD to monitor and evaluate the implementation of the RAP.

5. Update the list of PAPs as required at the time of the implementation.

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m. TASKS OF THE NGOThe NGO will work as a link between the Social Development Resettlement Cell (SDRC) of theProject Implementation Unit, the PAPs representatives and the affected community. The NGO will beresponsible for assisting the PAPs during the resettlement and rehabilitation process and shall ensurethat all of the provisions of the R&R Policy and the RAP with regard to the well being of the PAPs,are implemented appropriately and effectively.

Specifically, the selected NGOs will:

1. Develop rapport between the PAPs and the project authorities particularly the SDRC. This willbe achieved through regular meeting with both the SDRC representatives and the PAPs.Meetings with the SDRC will be held at least fortnightly and meetings with PAPs will be held atleast monthly. All meetings and decisions taken are to be documented.

2. Assist SDRC to undertake a public information campaign at the commencement of the projectto inform the affected communities of:

a) the need for LAb) the need for eviction of squatters and encroachersc) the likely consequences of the project on the communities/persons economic livelihoodd) identifying PAPs and verifying on the basis of the census survey carried out and facilitating

the distribution of the identity cardse) the R&R policy and entitlement packagesf) assist PAPs in getting the compensation for their land and properties acquired for the project.g) ensure benefits due to the PAPs under the R&R policy and RAP are provided to the PAPs.

The NGO will determine the entitlements of each PAP and compare it to the offer beingmade by the project. If there is a discrepancy, between the two, the NGO will be responsiblefor assisting the PAP in coming to some agreement with the SDRC and, if necessary,pursuing the matter through the grievance redressal mechanism.

h) help PAPs identify suitable land for relocation and for agricultural purposes. The NGOs willidentify with PWD and the Revenue Department suitable government land and assist innegotiating its transfer to the PAP. Where suitable government land is not available, theNGO will assist the PAP to locate a land owner willing to sell his land and will assist in thenegotiation of the purchase price.

i) help project authorities in making arrangements for the smooth relocation of the PAPs andtheir business. This will involve close consultation with the PAPs to ensure that thearrangements are acceptable to them.

j) ensure proper utilization by the PAPs of various grants available under the R&R package.The NGO will be responsible for advising the PAPs on how best to use any cash that may beprovided under the RAP. Emphasis should be placed on using such funds in a sustainableway e.g. purchasing replacement land for that acquired.

k) assist PAPs in getting benefits from various government development programs particularlyfor house construction. There are a number of government housing and training programs forlivelihood programs that can be used by PAPs. The NGOs will investigate the availability ofplaces in these programs and shall inform the PAPs of the opportunities that exist and theirrelative merits. The NGO will co-ordinate the training programs for sustainable livelihoodand assist in developing the required skills for livelihood rehabilitation. The NGO shallcoordinate with the Revenue Department and other government departments and other NGOsworking in the area to ensure that all of the options available to the PAP are known and canbe communicated to them.

I) help PAPs in the redressal of their grievances. The NGO shall make PAPs aware of thegrievance mechanism set out in the RAP and shall assist PAPs who have grievances topursue a suitable remedy.

m) develop micro level plans for resettlement and rehabilitation (R&R) in consultation with thePAPs and the SDRC. A plan shall be prepared and agreed for each PAP and will includesuch items as:


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a) list of options open to and the choices made by the PAP. The NGOs will explain to thePAPs the options available for their R&R and assist them in making their choices

b) site for relocationc) a list of benefits due to the PAPd) arrangements for movinge) proposed utilization of any grant moneys due to the PAPf) involvement of PAP in existing government development programsg) update information available on PAPs and collect information on PAPs coming in the

project due to any changes. PWD will be monitoring the implementation of the RAP andwill require data from the NGO to monitor input, output and impact indicators.

h) any other responsibility as may be assigned for the welfare of the affected community.

IV. METHODOLOGYIn order to carry out the above tasks, employees of NGOs are to be stationed in the project area.Besides contacting PAPs on an individual basis to regularly update the baseline information, groupmeetings and Gram Sabhas (village level meetings) will be conducted by the NGOs on a regular basis.The frequency of such meetings will depend on the requirements of the PAPs but should occur at leastonce a month, to allow the PAPs to remain up to date on project developments. NGOs will encourageparticipation of individual PAPs in such meetings by discussing their problems regarding LA, R&Rand other aspects relating to their socio-economic lives. Such participation will make it easier to find asolution acceptable to all involved.

V. REPORTINGThe NGO shall submit an inception report-detailing plan of action, manpower deployment, timeschedule, and detailed methodology within 21 days of the commencement of the assignment. TheNGO should also submit fortnightly progress reports on the activities carried out during that fortnightand proposed activities for the coming month. The fortnightly progress reports will include data oninput and output indicators as required by the SDRC.

a) Updated data on PAPs and data on additional PAPs coming due to changes will be submittedwithin two months of the commencement of the assignment.

b) Data on PAPs for monitoring of impact indicators will be submitted to the SDRC as required.c) Micro level plans for each PAP on the project will be submitted to the SDRC for information

within 3 months of the commencement of the services. Where changes occur during the projectrequiring changes to the micro level plans, the NGO will update the relevant plans and resubmitthem to the SDRC.

d) At the completion of the assignment the NGO shall submit a final report summarizing the actionstaken during the project, the methodology and manpower used to carry out the work, and asummary of assistance given to each PAP on the project.

VI. TIME SCHEDULEIt is estimated that the NGO services will be required for two vears for participating in theimplementation of RAP.

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NGO PROFILE

1. Name oftheNGO

Society Registration Details(Enclose registration certificate)

Registration NumberYear of RegistrationPlace of Registration

2. Address of head Office

3. Number of branch / field offices(Enclose a separate list giving addresses and staff strength at branch / field offices)

4. Total strength of the organization

Managerial / ProfessionalFieldSupport staff

5. Infrastructure facilities (own)

No. of buildingsNo. of vehicles (Types)ComputersType MachinesOthers (Specify)

6. Area of operation

DistrictsTaluksVillages / Towns

7. Sources of funding(Enclose latest audited financial statement)

8. Type of activities(Enclose brochure and latest annual report)

9. Mode of working(Discuss about the methodslapproachesinvolving local communities)

10. Name some successfulexperiences / Projects(use separate sheet)

11. Experience in income generation /Community development /land acquisition activities

12. List the Govt. DepartrnentsIAgencies associated with(use separate sheet )

13. Any experience in R&R

14. Indicate your major achievements:

15. Willingness to work inKamataka State Highways Improvement Project

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List of NGOsBIJAPUR

1. Mallamma S. YalwarProject Director,SABALA'Samara' Building,Kirti NagarBijapur 586101Ph: 08352-52204 ( o08352 -58930 ( R)

2. Dr. Mahantprasad B. pattanshettiIndian Society for Environmental Education and Research,1328, Shahpeth,Bijapur -586101Ph: 24719

GULBARGA

3. Bhagya LakshmiIntegrated Development Organization,Revanna Siddeswara Nagar, (Near Anganwadi Training Center)Near TV Station,Humnabad Road,Gulbarga 585 103Ph: 34124

4. Shailendra LadeProject officerResource Service CenterNext to State Bank of HyderabadJevargi TownPh: 25088 (Res. Gulbarga)46489 ( Jevargi)

BIDAR

5. Mrs. C.S VedamaniDirectorSAMSKAR,Building No.9-9-122/A Akkamahadevi ColonyB.V.B College Road,Bidar 585 403Ph: 08482-22117 (Res) / 23038(Off)

6. M.K.T Meril,ARALU Society for Social & Economic Development,Bidar -585226Ph 08482 - 24160

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7. Mr. Sidling Kumar/B. Swama Katha KumariDirector/ Project OfficerNorthern Karnataka Rural Development Society,Sharan Complex, Shivpur GalliNH - 9 Humnabad, Ph: 70140 ( Humnabad)Bidar

RAICHUR

Ms.Geeta SrinivasanProgram OfficerSAMUHAJalahalli PostDeodurga TalukRaichur -584116

268, Ist Main, Defence ColonyHAL llnd StageBangalore - 560 038Phone: 528 5314, 528 0088

Email: [email protected]

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Annexure 4-2:

SDRC Staffing responsibilities

Land acquisition and resettlement unitOFFICER ! RESPONSIBILITIESASSISTANT I. Overall incharge of all activities related to land acquisitionCOMMISSIONERIREHABILITATION OFFICER ____I

REVENUE SIRESTEDAR CUM I. Supervision of office worksMANAGER 2. Preparation & submission of 4(1) notification

3. Preparation of individual notices4. Preparation of 6 (1) notification5. Preparation notices under 9(1 ) & 10Preparation of notices under 12 (2)

FIRST DIVISION ASSISTANTS 1. To assist the Revenue Sirestedar.

SECOND DIVISION ASSISTANTS 1. To assist the Revenue Sirestedar.

TYPIST/ COMPUTER OPERATOR 1. Administrative work (typing)D GROUP 1. Office AssistantREVENUE INSPECTOR 2. Collection of preliminary information like survey nos.. name of

the khatedars, extent of land to be acquired in each survey no..boundaries of the survey nos. to be acquired and details of thestructures and crops and submit a report to the LAO for thepreparation of the notification under 4 (1).

3. Service of individual notices to all the khatedars and interestedpersons after 4(1) notification.

4. Publication of the substance of the notification in the locality5. Service of the intimations to the landlords, of the fact of

submission of the report under 5 (A) to the govt.6. Service of notices under 9(1) & 10 to all the landlords and

interested persons.7. Service of notice of award under 12 (2) to all land lords and

interested persons.8. Taking & handing over the possession of land to the PWD.9. Identification of landlords and interested persons at the time of

payment of compensation.VILLAGE ACCOUNTANT 1. To assist the Revenue Inspectors and Surveyors.D GROUP 1. To assist the Revenue Inspectors & Village Accountants.

REVENUE SURVEYORS I. Preparation of extracts of Village maps2. Sketches of the survey nos. to be acquired along with the

checkbandi3. Joint Measurement Survey of all the survey nos. along with the

surveyors of the ADLR Office.BAND ASSISTANTS 1. To assist the surveyorsVECHILES 1. Drivers

Social and rehabilitation unitOFFICER RESPONSIBILITIESSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT I. I.Overall incharge for rehabilitation of all PAPs,OFFICER 2. Disbursement of income restoration assistance's for all PAPs

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assistance7. Responsible for developmental programmes, of common

property and infrastructure gening affected, e.g temples, schools.drinking water points etc.,

8. Responsible for monitoring issue of ID cards9. Prepare and maintain individual dossiers of PAPs10. Responsible for coordinating the village level consultations for

the entitlement options11. Ensure assistance to vulnerable groups in compliance with

project requirements12. Responsible for development of resettlement sites and

coordinating with the respective govermnent Depts.,13. Coordinate with NGOs

FIRST DIVISION ASSISTANT 1 1. Assist SDO and Systems Manager2. Responsible for office correspondence with other units3. Maintenance of files and documents of the SDRC related with

rehabilitation work.SECOND DIVISION ASSISTANT 1. Assist FDAD GROUP 1. Assist in office workTALUK DEVELOPMENT 1. To assist the SDO in all activitiesOFFICER 2. Issue and ensure the verification of ID cards

3. Identify local IG potential e.g. dairying, weaving, etc.,4. Identify local financiae institutions for loan linkages for IG

activities and self employment.5. Responsible for monitoring rehabilitation works6. Conduct local meetings with the PAPs for clarifications

regarding intitlements7. Ensure assistance to vulnerable groups in compliance with

project requirements.8. Co-ordinate with NGOs

SOCIAL WELFARE INSPECTOR 1. Responsible for assisting the TDO for all rehabilitation works.2. Responsible for all rehabilitation works at the village level3. SWW will coordinate with the Women Welfare Organisers4. Will monitor the progress of rehabilitation works weekly and

report to the TDO5. Ensure assistance to vulnerable groups in compliance with

project requirements.6. Co-ordinate with NGOs

WOMEN WELFARE IResponsible for assisting the TDO for all rehabilitation works,ORGANISERS especially concerned with women and child development

2. Responsible for all rehabilitation works at the village levelconcerned with women and child development3. Identification of women and child oriented schemes4. Assist in counseling women groups5. The WWO will coordinate with the SW]6. Will monitor the progress of rehabilitation works weekly and

report to rhe T'DO7. Co-ordinate with NGOs

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Annexure 4-3

Host Community Survey Checklist

Information checklist for Host Community SurveyIf displaced PAPs need to be resettled in new community, there are number of concems that will beaddressed in the host community survey. The survey will examine:

* Census data of host population with reference to total population, sex. ethnic composition. linguisticgroups, caste, occupation, education. etc.;

* Current landuse patterns, tenure status, and production systems;* The inventory of existing social infrastructure ( schools, health centres, market. temples. community

centres, etc.);* Use of area by non-residents (grazing land, foraging, etc.) and usufruct rights attached.Carrying capacity of area and vulnerability to PAP influx.

Existing survey information will be reviewed and considered before actions are taken. Additional hostcommunity information will be collected using Rapid Appraisal methods. The host community will beincluded in community consultation exercises to allow them to voice concems associated with theincoming population.

If displaced PAPs are resettled in host areas, pressure on existing infrastructure in the receiving areawill increase. The PIU/SDRC will be responsible for upgrading existing host community infrastructurefacilities to accommodate the increased population. The host area should be provided with all thefacilities indicated in the GOK draft Resettlement Policy.

While upgrading infrastructure facilities, PIU/SDRC will consult both the host community andresettled population. A community needs assessment survey will be carried out using participatoryresearch methods. The creation of infrastructure will be as per the requirement of both the host as wellas the resettled community.

Requirements for new settlements/host communitiesFor new resettlement centres and host population concerns the following issues need to be addressed:

1. Displaced families shall be resettled, in accordance with their preferences, maintaining the existingstructure of social groups, in the command areas or near the periphery of the affected area.

2. Adequate physical and social infrastructure and community services including conservancyservice should be provided at the new sites. Where the population does not get displaced but losesa community asset like school etc., such community assets shall be made good by theGovernment.

3. The resettlement centre will be established around or in the vicinity of existing human habitations.4. To ensure good quality of construction of rehabilitation works, participatory committees with

representatives of affected and displaced persons will be constituted to oversee the construction ofsuch works.

5. In order to motivate the displaced persons to move to their new place of rehabilitation, theresettlement centres and works should be brought to such a stage, prior to asking the displaced andaffected persons to move, so that they can start living and working at the new place without anymaterial inconvenience.

6. There should be no/minimum adverse social, economic and environmental effects of displacementon the host communities.

7. Where the displaced persons are resettled among already settled communities, they must beresettled as far as possible in such a manner that they are integrated with the host community onthe basis of equality, mutual respect and understanding.

8. Efforts shall be made by the rehabilitation organisation of the relevant project to set up co-operative societies, adult education or literacy centers etc. at the new rehabilitation centers withforums for interaction between displaced and affected persons and the host population.


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Identification Card

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENTGOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

IDENTITY CARD FOR PROJECT AFFECTED PERSON OFKARNATAKA STATE HIGHWAYS IMPROVEMIENT PROJECT

(Not validfor any other purpose)

ID No.Name of the head of the familyFather/husbands 'Name Photograph ofAge Head of theCaste familyOccupationRTC No.Below Poverty Line family ? Yes/NoDate of Socio-economic survey

AddressHouse NumberVillageTalukDistrict

Status of PAP Owner/Tenant/Squatter /EncroacherType of loss Land /Structure/ Other assets/ LivelihoodTotal number of family MembersTotal number of adults Above 18 yrs.Area to be acquired ( in Sqm)

Eligible for (Tick the relevant information):

1. Consent Award2. Land Acquisition3. Replacement cost4. Purchase of Asset for Economic Rehabilitatinn5. Subsistence Allowance6. Shifting Allowance7. House in RC8. Construction allowance9. Right to salvage material10. Rental Value11. Shop in commercial complex12. EWS Housing Scheme13. Relief Assistance14. Site option for squatters

bignaturemhumb Impression of PAP

Issuing AuthorityKarnataka State Public Works Department

Government of Karnataka Stamp and Date


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Annexure 4-5Resettlement & Rehabilitation Bud et Estimate for Phase I and Phase II

Items Phase I Phase I Total Phase II Est. Project TotalContractUl Contract U2 Conttract U3 Contract U4 Contract US

Acquisition of Private Land 221800 1011550 150600 130400 1514350 118000000 119514350Acqulsition of Private Residences 50006 38172.75 96840 239180.25 424199 8400000 8824199Acquistion of private businesses 54065 304797.75 33643.5 1008076 298074 1698656.25 5704800 7403456.25Acquisition of residential+ commercial 8049.25 235000 243049.25 364573.875 607623.125Acquisition of private Wells /trees 120000 120000 120000Assistance to encroachers 1000 . 1000 35000 36000Assistance to squatters 440000 310000 105000 5000 7500 867500 2025005 2892500Shfting assistance(Owner) 5000 30000 7500 37500 10000 90000 190000 280000Subsistence allowance (owners) 14400 7200 28800 50400 302400 352800Restoring livelihood/hncome(owner commercial) 20000 20000 20000 20000 80000 1120000 1200000Restoration of common property resources(Aralikattes) 20000 50000 60000 10000 140000 90000 230000Assistance to tenants 78700 64800 20850 65100 850 230300 1206000 1436300Restoring handpumps 700000 500000 550000 200000 50000 2000000 5600000 7600000Bus shelters 600000 400000 1300000 2300000 7600000 9900000Relief assistance (employees) 10800 3600 7200 14400 36000 1062000 1098000Other assets 214317.14 626.725 51598.012 266541.877 4080000 4346541.88College boundary wall _ 377652 _ Other community assets 500000 500000 500000 500000 500000 2500000 2500000GOK cost of commercial site for squatter 825000 2175000 2400000 150000 225000 5775000 28125000 33900000Conservation of Temples/Shrines 459132 405486 359316 39075 152202 1415211 12503984 13919195SUB-TOTAL 4322269.4 5821233.23 5610949.5 2866781.26 1508626 19752207.38 196408757.9 216160965Staff Trainng PIU/SDRC 500000 500000 500000 500000 500000 2500000 1000000 3500000NGO 2050000 2550000 1670000 920000 340000 7530000 20000000 27530000Monitoring & Evaluation 1025000 1275000 835000 460000 170000 3765000 10000000 13765000Strengthening SDRC (Equipment, vehicles etc.) 1500000 500000 500000 500000 500000 3500000 1000000 4500000Public Consultation 100000o 100000 100000 100000 100000 500000 500000 1000000

5175000 4925000 3605000 2480000 1610000 17795000 32500000 50295000TOTAL 9497269.4 10746233.2 9215949.5 5346781.26 3118626 37547207.38 228908757.9 266455965Contingency @ 20% 1899453.9 2149246.65 1843189.9 1069356.25 623725.2 7509441.475 45781751.58 53291193.1GRAND TOTAL 11396723 12895479.9 11059139.41 6416137.51 3742351.2 45056648.85 274690509.5 319747i58

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MONITORING SCHEDULES

GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKAKARNATAKA STATE HIGHWAYS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

PROJECT AFFECTED PERSON MONiTORING SHEET

DETAIL& ENTRY SHEET LAND ACQUISMON

PAF ID NAME VILLAGE =

Date of NotlfibonI Land Compensation Consent Award Village ode

Date of Award r ldg. Compensao MaIrelt value 12% Ca"e"o-

Tree Compensabon |Solaburn 30% Caste

Total Compesbaon O| |O tion

Fvacutlon

Date of evaba.on: __ _

Transptn alwnce _ ate of Payment

Cheque No. B_nk_ it:

Subsistence allwamce Date of payment _

Cheque No. sank:

BuIldina

G0dq | Vdue ,Section Is Referece

Date of filling appln Date applicabonsent to cout

Date of deciSon _ __

Dechion of Court

ArnouBit of ermnt

Date of appeal to HC

Decision of HC

Tr

Variety Niber Value

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DETAILS ZNTRY SHE REHABIUTArIN

PAF ID [ NAME: VIliAGE

AiwelDeeae| Date of Death

LandlStrueture Comr&nnStioniCon5q,it Award Payment

AmoutTo whom paidRelbon with PAFDate of paymentCheque No.Bank _ Construction Activiv o

Fotixator TreesSubsistence Alloknce PucCa House Fencng EBectabon

Kutcha House Boe well No ActvityIf Paid to PAF Hut Open wellCheque NoJDateBank

RHouse In Reseoment CenterRdli Asisbance Wbpg _______

tf Paid to PAF vw NCheu No./Dag No.

_ ~ ~a __ __Bank________m Traitni

Shif llnAllowance Nane of Tranee CourePaid to Reion wth PAF Yr of t,gCheque No Date Nam of mBank __ _ _

Job AssistanceEconomic Rehabilitation JobAwarde _ ReionPaid to Job PwbLiar D f_ t oCheque No JDab Om gson _ AWnpntnt_Bank _____

°SuaS Bfit kngton potntial

Tr" S4Lrss

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AmbkrYoan

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DETAILS ENTRY SHEET

PAF ID i I NAME: VILLAGE I

Family Profile Rehabilitation Center ProfileName of PAF Formaton of Sites_Whether alive Age Road formation and surfacingName of wife CulvertsWhether alive Pitching of roadss

Shopping ComplexFamily member 1 Open wellsAlive? . . Age Relaton Bore wells

Primary heath Center/ Sub centerFamily member 2 - Veemary HospitalAlive? Age Relabon Samaj Mandirbalawadi

School Building_Family member 3 Community ToiletsAlive? Age_ Relabon Temple Buildting

Electrification energizingFamily member 4 Bus ShelterAlive? Age Relation Temporary Sheds

Drainage__ ___

Family member 5 Water supply_Alive? Age Relation Security facility

Protection wallFamily member 6 Washing platform for shedsAlive? Age_ Relation __ Bathroom for Sheds

Street lightsFamily member 7AJive? Age Relabon

Family member 8Alive?_Age Relation_

Family member 9Alive?_Age Relaion

Family member 10Alive? Age _ Relabon

Family member I IAlive? Age Relabon

Live StockCattiePoufttySheepPigs

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Documents

World Bank Document...Kamataka State Highways Resettlement Action Plan Improvement Project Annexure I Figure 1-1: Design Cross Section 1.5m lm 7m lm -1.5m UNPAVED CARRtAGEWAY SHOULDER