Annual Report2005-06
Ministry of Social Justice & EmpowermentGovernment of India
Website : www.socialjustice.nic.in
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CONTENTS
Chapter Title Page
1 Introduction 1-8
2 Highlights 9-14
3 Development of Scheduled Castes 15-29
4 Development of Other Backward Classes 30-34
5 Development of Minorities and Wakf Administration 35-44
6 Empowerment of the Disabled 45-57
7 Social Defence Programme 58-72
8 Research and Evaluation 73-75
9 Implementation of Programmes in the North Eastern States and Sikkim 76-77
10 Gender Issues 78
11 C&AG Audit Report 79
Annexures 80-192
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ORGANISATION
1.1 This Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
has been under the charge of Honourable Minister
Shrimati Meira Kumar since 24th May 2004.
Shrimati Subbulakshmi Jagadeesan joined this
Ministry as Minister of State on 26.5.2004. Smt.
Sarita Prasad is Secretary to the Government in
this Ministry from 30th June 2004. Dr. Sundeep
Khanna is Additional Secretary since 19th July
2004. Four Joint Secretaries who head the bureaus
of Scheduled Castes Development, Backward
Classes, Social Defence and Disabilities are
assisting them. Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi
vide notification No.Doc.CD-87/2006 dated 16th
February 2006 issued. The Gazette of India, Extra
Ordinary regarding transfer of subjects related to
minorities and child welfare to newly created
Ministry of Minority Affairs and Ministry of Women
and Child Development.
1.1.2The Organizational Chart of the Ministry of
Social Justice & Empowerment is at Annexure I.
ALLOCATION OF SUBJECTS
1.2 The list of subjects allocated to the Ministry
is given below: -
• Social Welfare;
• Development of Scheduled Castes and Other
Backward Classes;
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
• All matters relating to linguistic and other
minorities except matters relating to law and
order;
• Education, training, rehabilitation and welfare
of the physically and mentally handicapped;
• Social Defence;
• Institutional and non-institutional services in
care and development of the children and the
aged, including adoption of children;
• Juvenile vagrancy, delinquency and other CARE
programmes,
• All matters relating to prohibition;
• Educational and social welfare aspects of drug-
abuse;
• Implementation of the following Acts:
Administration of Wakf Properties under the
Administration of Evacuee Property Act, 1950;
Implementation of Protection of Civil Rights
(PCR) Act, 1955; Durgah Khawaja Sahib Act,
1955; The Scheduled Castes & Scheduled
Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989;
Rehabilitation Council Act, 1992; National
Commission for Minorities Act, 1992; National
Commission for Safai Karamcharis Act, 1993;
National Commission for Backward Classes
Act, 1993; The Wakf Act, 1995; Persons with
Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of
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Rights & Full Participation) Act, 1995; National
Trust Act, 1999, Juvenile Justice (Care &
Protection of Children) Act, 2000.
• Promotion and development of voluntary effort
on subjects allocated to this Ministry.
• Attached and sub-ordinate offices and other
organizations concerned with any of the
subjects specified in this list.
1.3 CONSTITUTIONAL/STATUTORY/ APEX BODIES
• National Commission for Scheduled Castes,
New Delhi.
• National Commission for Safai Karamcharis,
New Delhi.
• National Commission for Backward Classes,
New Delhi.
• National Commission for Minorities, New
Delhi.
• Commissioner for Linguistic Minorities,
Allahabad.
• The Chief Commissioner for Disabilities, New
Delhi.
• Rehabilitation Council of India, New Delhi.
• Dr. Ambedkar Foundation, New Delhi.
• National Trust for the Welfare of Persons with
Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation and
Multiple Disabilities, New Delhi.
• District Rehabilitation Centre, New Delhi.
1.4 NATIONAL LEVEL FINANCE& DEVELOPMENTCORPORATIONS/ APEXLEVEL CORPORATIONS/PSUS
• National Scheduled Castes Finance and
Development Corporation, New Delhi.
• National Safai Karamcharis Finance and
Development Corporation, New Delhi.
• National Backward Classes Finance and
Development Corporation, New Delhi.
• National Minorities Development and Finance
Corporation, New Delhi.
• National Handicapped Finance and
Development Corporation, Faridabad.
• Artificial Limbs Manufacturing Corporation of
India Ltd., Kanpur.
1.5 NATIONAL LEVELAUTONOMOUSINSTITUTES/ BODIES
• National Institute for the Visually Handicapped,
Dehradun.
• Ali Yavar Jung National Institute for the Hearing
Handicapped, Mumbai.
• National Institute for the Mentally
Handicapped, Secunderabad
• National Institute for Orthopaedically
Handicapped, re-christened as Dr. Shyama
Prasad Mukherjee National Institute for
Orthopaedically Handicapped, Kolkata.
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• National Institute of Rehabilitation Training and
Research, Cuttack.
• Institute for the Physically Handicapped, re-
christened as Deen Dayal Upadhyay Institute
for Physically Handicapped, New Delhi.
• National Institute of Social Defence, New Delhi.
• Central Adoption Resources Agency, New
Delhi.
MEETINGS OF THECONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE
1.6 The Consultative Committee held three
meetings during this financial year under the
chairmanship of the Minister of Social Justice &
Empowerment. The subjects considered in these
meetings were:
Date Agenda for Discussions
10.5.2005
& 22.7.2005 Schemes of National Backward
Classes Finance &
Development Corporation
23.12.2005 Schemes for Older persons
RESERVATION FOR SCHEDULEDCASTES & SCHEDULED TRIBES
1.7 This Ministry continued implementing the
reservation policy of the Government of India as
prescribed in the standing instructions of the
Department of Personnel and Training. As on
31.12.2005, of the 458 officers/officials working
in this Ministry in Groups ‘A’ ‘B’ ‘C’ & ‘D’ 67
belonged to the Scheduled Castes, 14 to the
Scheduled Tribes and 16 to the OBC communities.
USE OF HINDI IN OFFICIALWORK
1.8 During the period under report, efforts were
made to achieve the targets fixed in the annual
programme issued by the Department of Official
Languages and to accelerate the use of Hindi in
official work. Two meetings of Official Language
Implementation Review Committee under the
Chairmanship of Secretary/Additional Secretary
and two meetings of Official Language
Implementation Committee under the
chairmanship of Joint Secretary were held . In these
meetings, progress of use of Hindi in the Ministry
and offices under its administration control, was
reviewed to overcome shortcomings in the
implementation of Official Language policy of the
Government and effective measures were taken.
Hindi fortnight was observed in the Ministry during
12 - 26 Sept., 2005 and various competitions were
conducted. Smt. Miera Kumar, Hon’ble Minister
for Social Justice and Empowerment awarded the
cash prizes and certificates to the awardees.
1.8.1During the year, First Sub-Committee of
Committee of Parliament on Official Language
inspected two offices under the Ministry. Three
zonal offices of National Scheduled Castes Finance
and Development Corporation situated at Kolkata,
Guwahati and Banglore were got notified under
Sub-Rule 4 of Rule 10 of Official Language Rules,
1976. Section 3(3) of the Official Language Act,
1963 and Rules 5 of Official Language Rules, 1976
framed thereunder and other instructions issued
by the Deptt. of Official Language, were complied
with.
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1.8.2National Institute of Social Defence, New
Delhi, National Scheduled Castes Finance and
Development Corporation Pt. Deen Dayal
Upadhyaya Institute for Physically Handicapped
and National Safai Karamcharis Finance and
Development Corporation, Delhi were visited by a
Senior Officer of the Ministry to oversee the
implementation of Official Language policy of the
Govt. of India and other instructions issued by the
Department of Official Language.
VIGILANCE UNIT
9.9 The Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO) acts as a
special assistant to the Secretary of the Ministry in
all matters pertaining to vigilance and provides a
link between the Ministry and the Central Vigilance
Commission (CVC). A new Chief Vigilance Officer
has been appointed with the approval of the
Central Vigilance Commission. The CVO looks
after vigilance work in addition to his duties as
Joint Secretary. The Vigilance Unit comprises of
Deputy Secretary (Vig. in addition to other duties),
Under Secretary, Section Officer, and 2 Assistants.
9.10 The primary responsibility of the vigilance set
up is for the maintenance of purity, integrity and
efficiency in the Ministry/Department concerned.
Besides dealing with cases, the CVO also carries
out regular and surprise inspections on the spot,
reviews the streamlining of procedures which
appear to afford scope for corruption or
misconduct and initiates other measures for
prevention, detection and punishment of corruption
and other malpractices.
1.9.2During the year 2005-06 (Upto December,
2005), apart from sending routine returns etc., the
following achievements have been made:-
a. At present, there are 54 cases under process
in various stages.
b. 13 new cases/complaints were processed.
c. 12 cases have been closed out of which 3 cases
were closed after obtaining the advice of the
Central Vigilance Commission.
d. Vigilance clearance was issued to 142 officers/
officials of this Ministry during the period.
e. Pursuant to instructions from Central Vigilance
Commission the Ministry celebrated the Third
Vigilance Awareness week from 7.11.2005 to
11.11.2005.
e-GOVERNANCE
1.10 In the process of implementing e-governance
National Informatics Centre (NIC) has been giving
technical support the Ministry through
computerization. Annual Report 2003-04 & 2004-
05 (Hindi & English), Compendium of Schemes
and Programmes, revised/ updated welfare
schemes/ programmes being implemented through
State Governments and UTs, Voluntary
organizations, downloadable formats, year-wise/
state-wise/division-wise NGOs grants-in-aid data
are available on the website (http://
socialjustice.nic.in) of the Ministry.
1.10.1 Web enabled ‘Document Management
Information System (DMIS), for file tracking, ‘ACC
Vacancies Monitoring System’ to submit the status
of vacancies and proposals and ‘PAO-2000
package’ for processing of bills and vouchers has
been implemented in the Ministry. Hand’s on
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training programmes for respective users has been
conducted. Answers to Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
Questions are being mailed electronically.
1.10.2 Ministry has 320 nodes in Shastri
Bhavan and 40 nodes at Jeevan Prakash Building
on Local Area Network. Installation of optical fibre
backbone, connecting L2 switches to have separate
LAN and Office Scan antivirus software on every
client existing on network has been done.
RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT2005
1.11 The Right to Information Act 2005 has been
enacted w.e.f. 15th June 2005 in the Ministry. 18
Public Information Officers have been appointed
to ensure the effective implementation of the Act.
Under the Act the information like, list of NGO’s
proposal considered by the Screening Committee,
Information Handbook of MSJ &E under section
4(1)(b), list of Central Public Information, Appellate
Authority and Public Information Officers in
associated organization has been added. Various
quotation, advertisement and tenders are also
published on the website.
BUDGET
1.12 Allocation for 2005-06 is Rs.1533.70
crore (Plan) and Rs.66.00 crore (Non-Plan). Chart
I shows sector-wise distribution of allocation for
development of Scheduled Castes, Other
Backward Classes, Minorities, persons with
disabilities, children in need of care & protection,
older persons, victims of alcoholism and drug
addiction etc. Development of the targeted groups
is oriented towards educational development,
economic & social empowerment, manpower
development and rehabilitation. Public-private
partnership (PPP) is also one of the strategies for
implementation of the programmes. Welfare
programmes for these groups are implemented
through State Governments/ UT Administrations,
Voluntary Organisations and National Level
Finance & Development Corporations, National
Institutes etc. (Chart 2). Upto December 2005,
the expenditure was Rs.1014.34 crore (66.14%)
under Plan Schemes & Rs.45.57 crore (69.05 %)
under Non-Plan Schemes. This was the first time
over the last many years the expenditure has
reached the target level.
IMPLEMENTATION OF THEPROGRAMMES IN THE NORTHEAST
1.13 In terms of the guidelines issued by the
Planning Commission, all Central Ministries/
Departments are required to assign at least 10%
of their allocation for specific programmes for the
development of the Northeast region and Sikkim.
Pursuant to the decision of the Cabinet of
16.11.2000, this Ministry has been permitted to
allocate 2% of the funds for development of
Scheduled Castes in the North East, while under
other programmes, 10% of the allocation will
continue to be earmarked. During the year
Rs.70.03 crore has been allocated under a
separate head “ Lump Sum provision for North-
Eastern Region and Sikkim”.
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GENDER BUDGETING
1.14 An exclusive scheme of construction of hostels
for Scheduled Castes Girls is in operation. The
other schemes also give equal emphasis for welfare
of women. National level Finance & Development
Corporations for Scheduled Castes, Safai
Karamcharis, Backward Classes, Minorities and
Handicapped implement Mahila Samridhi Yojana.
RELIEF AND REHABILITATION OFEARTHQUAKE VICTIMS INJAMMU AND KASHMIR
1.15 Foldable Wheel Chairs were provided to
hospitals in Srinagar for use of victims undergoing
treatment. Teams consisting of physiotherapist,
prosthesis and orthotics experts, ortho surgeons,
psychologists visited Tungdhar, Kupwara, Uri for
providing various types of rehabilitative services
including trauma handling for traumatized victims.
Teams of professionals were sent to Jammu &
Kashmir for providing psychological counseling to
the earthquake victims for Post Traumatic Stress
Disorder (PTSD) and therapeutic intervention
(Physiotherapy and Behavior Modification. More
than 10,000 were provided counseling services.
Besides, local people engaged in the field of
disability rehabilitation were also provided training
on PTSD Counseling Skills, Behaviour Modification
and Management of Disabilities.
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CHAPTER 2
HIGHLIGHTS
• On International Disability Day on 3 rd
December 2005. Hon’ble President of India
gave away National Awards to 51 individuals/
Hon’ble President Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam on the occasion of National Awards for the Welfare of Persons withDisabilities on 3rd December 2005 in Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi.
• Hon’ble President of India had appreciated
Artificial Limbs Manufacturing Corporation of
India (ALIMCO), Kanpur for production and
supply of Floor Reaction Orthosis (FRO) and
Knee above Foot Orthosis (KAFO)’s products
for children.
• Hon’ble President of India Dr. A.P.J. Abdul
Kalam on 27 th December 2005 alongwith
Hon’ble Governor and Chief Minister of Orissa
visited National Institute for Regional Training
Research, Cuttack, Orissa. The dignitaries
showed keen interest in the reconstructive
Surgeries done and rehabilitation aids and
appliances designed & developed at the
Institutes.
• Ministry of Defence (Defence Research and
Development Organization) conferred Defence
Technology Spin-off Award 2004 on Artificial
Limbs Manufacturing Corporation of India
(ALIMCO), an apex Corporation working under
institutions who have contributed significantly
for the welfare and rehabilitation of persons
with disabilities.
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On 26 January 2006 Republic Day Tableau of Ministry of School Justice & Empowerment was displayed
the aegis of the Ministry, for successful
absorption of technology for Standard modular
floor Reaction Orthosis (SMFRO). A citation
and a demand draft of Rs.2.00 lakhs was
presented to the CMD on 17.5.2005 at a
function by the Hon’ble Prime Minister
TABLEAU
• The theme of the tableau for Republic Day
Parade is “Social Justice for the old and
disabled”. The tableu conveyed the
commitment of the Government to ensure
welfare of persons with disabilities and older
persons.
NATIONAL POLICY
• The National Policy for Persons with Disabilities
has been approved.
NATIONAL BILL
• The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of
Children) Amendment Bill 2005 was introduced
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Hon’ble Minister of Social Justice & Empowerment Shrimati Meira Kumar giving aids to persons with disabilities on 15-16June 2005 in a camp organized at Leh in Jammu & Kashmir.
in the Lok Sabha on 29th August 2005. The
Bill was referred to the Standing Committee
on Social Justice & Empowerment.
SOUTH ASIAN REGIONALNETWORK (SARNET)
• The Hon’ble Minister of Social Justice &
Empowerment on 24 th June 2005 in
collaboration with United Nations Organization
for Drugs and Crimes (UNODC) launched an
interactive South Asian Regional Network
(SARNET)to provide a wide variety of
information on substance abuse and HIV/AIDS
to the service providers, parents, recovering
addicts and for people who are keen on
working in the South Asian Region.
CAMP FOR PERSONS WITHDISABILITIES
• Hon’ble Minister of Social Justice &
Empowerment visited Leh where a camp for
persons with disabilities was organized on 15-
16 June 2005. 640 disabled persons were
examined by professionals and 480 assistive
devices were distributed in the camp. About
one thousand persons from remote and interior
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villages attended the prgramme. Such camps
were organized at inaccessible places all over
the country including Tura and Kohima.
REHABILITATION/RELIEF OFEARTHQUAKE VICTIMS INJAMMU & KASHMIR
• After the devastating earthquake in Jammu and
Kashmir teams from National Institute for
Mentally Handicapped consisting of
physiotherapist, prosthesis and orthotics experts,
ortho surgeons, psychologists visited Tungdhar,
Kupwara, Uri for providing various types of
rehabilitative services including trauma handling
for traumatized victims. Besides, local people
engaged in the field of disability rehabilitation
were also provided training on PTSD Counseling
Skills, Behaviour Modification and Management
of Disabilities. Foldable Wheel Chairs were
provided to hospitals in Srinagar for use of
victims undergoing treatment.
• Composite Regional Centre for persons with
disabilities (CRC), Srinagar organized a training
programme to train the professionals, NGOs
and students of various schools at Srinagar in
the field of psychological counseling and
management of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders.
• CRC, Srinagar also distributed aids and
appliances among the affected persons
whichincluded 18 wheel chairs, 64 pairs of
auxiliary crutches, 5 Somy braces, 7 Ash braces,
6 L.S. Belts, 6 Spinal braces, 4 cervical collars,
1 rib belt and 8 TLSO (Orfit).
CONFERENCE/ SEMINAR/WORKSHOPS
• A Conference of Welfare Secretaries of States/
Union Territory Administrations was held on 30 th
and 31st August 2005 in New Delhi to review
and discuss the progress in the implementation
of schemes and programmes for the
empowerment of Scheduled Castes, Other
Backward Classes, Minorities, Disabled, Senior
Citizens, Children in need of care and
protection and victims of substance abuse.
• National Commission for Backward Classes
organized a Conference of the Chairman and
other representatives of State Commissions for
Backward Classes on the 27th July 2005 to
discuss various measures for welfare of Other
Backward Classes.
• An International Conference on Human
Resource Development in the field of disability
was held in New Delhi on 25-26 April 2005.
The Conference was attended by
representatives from Afghanistan, Bangladesh,
Bhutan, Maldives, Mauritius, Nepal, Pakistan,
Sri Lanka and Tanzania. Hon’ble Minister for
Social Justice and Empowerment was the Chief
Guest.
• A Brainstorming Workshop on Persons with
Disabilities – Community Based Development
was organized on the 18th April 2005 in
collaboration with Japanese International
Cooperation Agency (JICA). Shri B.N.
Yugandhar, Member, Planning Commission
chaired the meeting and also delivered keynote
address. Chief Advisor and Coordinator, Asia
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Pacific Centre for Development of Disability,
Bangkok also participated in the workshop.
• Rehabilitation Council of India organized a
seminar on 21st October 2005 a Seminar to
promote South-South Cooperation on Human
Resource Development in the field of Disability
Rehabilitation in New Delhi. Hon’ble Minister
for Social Justice and Empowerment addressed
the Editor’s Conference on Social Sector Issues
for North-Eastern States held in Guwahati on
9.11.2005.
• Consultations on the model legislation for the
Care, Protection and Maintenance of Older
Persons were held at Guwahati, Bhubneshwar
and Banglore.
AWARENESS /EXHIBITION
• Awareness campaign was lauched from 23
June to 6 July 2005 focussing on ill effects of
drug abuse through local FM channel airing 8
radio spots per day for a period of 15 days.
Hon’ble Minister of Social Justice & Empowerment Shrimati Meira Kumar addressing StateUTs Welfare Secretaries in aconference held on 30th August 2005 in Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi.
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• On 26th June channels aired two video spots
produced on Drugs throughout the day.
• An Exhibition-cum-sale at the India
International Trade Fair (IITF), Pragati Maidan,
New Delhi was held from 14th to 27th November
2005 wherein 135 artisans from 11 States
participated with handicraft items. All the five
Finance & Development Corporations and
ALIMCO participated in the Exhibition.
REVISION OF SCHEME
• The scheme of Assistance to Disabled Persons
for Purchase/Fitting of Aids and Appliances
(ADIP) has been modified.
BOOK RELEASE
• Hon’ble Minister for Social Justice and
Empowerment released a Book titled
‘Judgments on Disability Issues – Case Digest,
2005’ on 12th July 2005.
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The Scheduled Castes population, according to
2001 Census was 16.66 crores, constituting
16.23% of the total population of India. In terms
of absolute numbers, Scheduled Castes are
primarily concentrated in Uttar Pradesh (3.51
crores), West Bengal (1.84 crores), Andhra Pradesh
(1.23 crores) Tamil Nadu (1.18 crores), and Bihar
(1.13 crores). These States, together, account for
54.54% of the Scheduled Caste population of the
country. Punjab occupies first position in terms of
percentage of Scheduled Castes to the State
population (28.85%), followed by Himachal
Pradesh (24.72%) and West Bengal (23.02%).
3.2 The Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
is the nodal Ministry to over see the interests of the
Scheduled Castes. Though the primary
responsibility for promotion of interests of
Scheduled Castes rests with all the Central
Ministries in the areas of their operations and the
State Governments, the Ministry complements their
efforts by way of interventions in critical sectors
through specifically tailored schemes. Efforts made
by State Governments and Central Ministries for
protecting and promoting the interests of Scheduled
Castes are also monitored.
A. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT:
I. SPECIAL COMPONENT PLAN (SCP)
3.3 Special Component Plan is an umbrella
strategy to ensure flow of targeted financial and
physical benefits from all the general sectors of
development for the benefit of Scheduled Castes.
Under this strategy, States/UTs are required to
formulate and implement Special Component Plan
(SCP) for Scheduled Castes as part of their Annual
Plans by earmarking resources.
3.4 At present, 27 States/UTs having sizeable
SC populations are implementing Special
Component Plan. The details of total State Plan
Outlay, flow to SCP as reported by the state
Governments and UT Administrations for the first
three years of 10th Plan are given below:-
Year Total State Plan SCP Outlay % of SCPOutlay Outlay Outlay to
(Rs. in Crore) (Rs. in Crore) State PlanOutlay
2002-2003 94676.63 9997.06 10.56
2003-2004 87242.47 9772.24 11.20
2004-2005 78425.14 9955.50 12.69
3.5 The Ministry regularly impresses upon the
States to ensure adequate allocations under SCP
during Plan discussions. As an incentive, 25% of
Special Central Assistance is released to States/
UTs on the basis of percentage allocation made
by them under SCP as compared to share of
Scheduled Castes in the total population. The
Ministry is also monitoring the formulation and
implementation of SCP by States and Central
Ministries.
CHAPTER-3
DEVELOPMENT OF SCHEDULED CASTES
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II. SPECIAL CENTRAL ASSISTANCETO SPECIAL COMPONENT PLAN
3.6 Under the Central Sector Scheme of Special
Central Assistance to Special Component Plan cent
percent central assistance is given as an additive
to Special Component Plan of the States/UTs on
the basis of the following criteria:
i) SC Population of the States/UTs 40%
ii) Relative backwardness of the
States/UTs 10%
iii) Percentage of SC families in the
States/UTs covered by Composite
economic development programmes
in the State Plan to enable them to
cross the poverty line. 25%
iv) Percentage of SCP to the Annual Plan
as compared to SC population
percentage of the States/UTs. 25%
3.7 Broad guidelines issued by the Ministry on
utilization of Special Central Assistance by States/
UTs, include the following, among others:
15% of the total SCA released to the States/UTs
shall be utilized exclusively on viable income
generating economic development schemes/
programmes for SC women;
5% of the total SCA released to the States/UTs
shall be utilized for the economic development
of disabled persons among SCs;
3% of the total SCA released to the States/UTs
shall be utilized by the States/UTs for
supervision, monitoring and evaluation of
economic development schemes
implemented with the support of SCA funds.
10% of the total SCA released to the State/UT in a
year shall be utilized for infrastructure
development programmes in the villages
having 50% or more of SC population.
5% of the total Special Central Assistance released
in year should be utilised for skill development
training programmes.
3.8 States/UTs are required to prepare project
proposals for utilization of Special Central
Assistance. These proposals are examined in the
Ministry to ensure that schemes to be completed
out of SCA are in conformity with broad guidelines-
issued by the Ministry.
3.9 During the year 2004-05, an amount of Rs.
394.27 Crore was disbursed to States/UTs as
Special Central Assistance. During the current year,
Rs. 268.60 Crore has been released upto
31.12.2005, out of total allocation of Rs. 407.36
Crore. During the current year (upto December
2005) financial and physical achievement is given
in the Annexure-III.
NATIONAL SCHEDULED CASTESFINANCE & DEVELOPMENTCORPORATION (NSCFDC)
3.10 The National Scheduled Castes Finance &
Development Corporation (NSFDC) provides credit
facilities to persons belonging to scheduled castes
living below double the poverty line limits (presently
Rs.40,000/- p.a. for Rural Areas and
Rs.55,000/- p.a. for Urban Areas), for income
generating activities.
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Achievements
3.10.2 NSFDC assists a wide range of income
generating activities which include agricultural and
allied activities, artisan and traditional occupations,
technical trades, self employment, small scale and
tiny industry, small business, transport services etc.
3.10.3 Against the, authorized share capital of
Rs. 1000 crore of the Corporation the Government
of India has made available Rs. 351.80 crores
as paid-up capital. The Corporation has disbursed
Rs. 1085.91 crores covering 442369 beneficiaries
since inception of the corporation.
3. Performance
3.10.4 The year-wise details of the
disbursements and persons benefited during 10th
Five year Plan of the Corporation are given below:-
(Rs. In crores)
S.No. Year Amount No. ofDisbursed beneficiaries.
1. 2002-2003 160.07 79986
2. 2003-2004 113.07 59826
3. 2004-2005 147.13 41489
4. 2005-2006 80.16 37259
Financial and physical achievement under the
scheme during the current year under the
scheme (upto December 2005) is given in the
Annexure-IV.
Minister of Social Justice & Empowerment Shrimati Meira Kumar on 10.12.2005 addressed Executive Development Officersof Orissa State Scheduled Caste Finance & Development Corporation, Bhubaneswar
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India International Trade Fair
3.10.6 NSFDC participated in the India
International Trade Fair (IITF) held from 14.11.05
to 27.11.05 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. 26
beneficiaries financed by NSFDC in the States of
Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Punjab, Madhya
Pradesh, Rajasthan, Delhi, Sikkim and Himachal
Pradesh set up stalls in the NSFDC pavilion where
they displayed & sold their products. The products
included readymade garments, kondapalli
toys, sports goods, plastic items, leather goods,
batik prints, footwear (Punjabi Juti & Kolhapuri
Chappals), Kullu Shawls etc. The NSFDC provided
financial support of Rs.10,000/- each to
the beneficiaries participating in the IITF in
order to cover their travelling, lodging and
boarding expenses.
S.No. Item Unit Targets Achievements(1.4.2004- (1.4.2004-31.12.05) 31.12.05)
1. Sanctions (Amount) Crore 188.24 114.73Sanction Beneficiaries Nos. 52,288 38,672
2. Disbursements- Regular Schemes Amount Crore 134.04 63.07
Beneficiaries Nos. 20,180 17,478- MCF Scheme Amount Crore 14,40 3.16
Beneficiaries Nos. 12,495 2,379- MSY Scheme Amount Crore 11.56 13.93
Beneficiaries Nos. 12,370 17,402
3. Recovery (% age) 88.80
4. Training Programme for SCA Officials Nos. 19 16
5. Evaluation Studies of Scheme Nos. 12 Under process
6. Skill Trining/EDP for Target Group Nos. 120 159
3.10.5 The achievements of some of the important MOU Targets are indicated below:-
NATIONAL SAFAI KARAMCHARISFINANCE AND DEVELOPMENTCORPORATION (NSKFDC)
3.11 National Safai Karamcharis Finance and
Development Corporation (NSKFDC), provides
credit facilities to beneficiaries for income-
generating activities for their socio-economic
development through State Channelising Agencies.
The mission of the Corposation is to empower the
Safai Karamcharis, Scavengers and their
dependents to break away from their traditional
occupation, depressed social conditions & poverty
and leverage them to work their own way and to
move up in the social and economic ladder with
dignity and pride.
Target Group
3.11.2 The target groups of the Corporation are
“Scavengers” and Safai Karamcharis which means
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persons wholly or partially employed for manual
handling of human excreta and their dependents
and “Safai Karamcharis” which means persons
engaged in or employed for any sanitation work
and their dependents.
� No income limit is fixed for availing financial
assistance. However, other things being equal,
the Corporation shall accord priority to the
economic development and, rehabilitation of
Scavengers.
Performance
3.11.3 Out of the total authorized share capital of
Rs. 200.00 crores, the Government of India had
paid up Rs. 143.355 crores as on 31st December
2005. NSKFDC has disbursed Rs. 248.56 crores
since inception for covering 92255 beneficiaries.
During the current year 2005-06, NSKFDC has
disbursed an amount of Rs.36.68 crores for
covering 10787 beneficiaries. Recovery of the
Corporation was 74% as on 31.12.2005. The
year-wise details of the disbursements and persons
benefited by the Corporation are as under:
(Rs. in crore)
S.No. Year Amount No. ofDisbursed Beneficiaries.
1. 2002-2003 40.0490 25262
2. 2003-2004 33.9827 6870
3. 2004-2005 43.7722 9539
4. 2005-2006 36.6800 10787
3.11.4 During the current year (upto December
2005) financial and physical achievement is given
in the Annexure-V.
Schemes and rate of interest
S.No. Schemes & Interest ChargeableAmount of from SCA from
Loan beneficiaries
1) Term loan upto
Rs.10.00 lacs 3% 6%
2) Education loanupto Rs.3.00 lacs 3% 6%
3) MCF (Regular)
upto Rs.25,000/- 2% 5%
4) Mahila SamridhiYojana upto
Rs.25,000/- 1% 4%
ASSISTANCE TO SCHEDULEDCASTES DEVELOPMENTCORPORATIONS (SCDCS)
3.12 The Centrally Sponsored Scheme for
participating in the share equity of the Scheduled
Castes Development Corporation (SCDCs) in ratio
of 49:51 was introduced in1979. At present,
SCDCs are functioning in 26 States/UTs.
3.12.2 The main functions of SCDCs include
identification of eligible SC/ST families and
motivating them to undertake economic
development activities, sponsoring the schemes to
financial institutions for credit support, providing
financial assistance in the form of margin money
at low rate of interest and subsidy in order to reduce
the repayment liability and providing necessary tie
up with other poverty alleviation programmes. The
SCDCs are playing an important role in providing
credit and missing inputs by way of margin money
loans and subsidy to the target group.
3.12.3 The SCDCs finance employment oriented
schemes covering : (i) Agriculture and allied
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activities including minor Irrigation, (ii) Small Scale
Industry, (iii) Transport and (iv) Trade and Service
Sector. SCDCs finance projects by dovetailing loan
component from NSFDC/banks along with margin
money out of their own funds and subsidy out of
Special Central Assistance (SCA).
3.12.4 Share capital assistance provided under
the scheme since 2002-03 is given below:-
Central Share Capital Assistance released to
SCDCs during 2002-03 to 2004-05.
(Rs. in Crores)
Year Plan Outlay Expenditure Beneficiaries
2002-2003 25.00 25.00 630516
2003-2004 49.00 48.13 543665
2004-2005 49.00 48.64 623860
3.12.5 National Institute of Rural
Development, Hyderabad has been entrusted the
task to evaluate effectiveness of implementation
of the scheme. The objectives of the study are:-
(i) To examine the viability and sustainability of
the State Scheduled Caste Corporations in
the context of their current financial health
and mode of functioning in terms of their
resources, level of utilization of loan
disbursement capacity, recoveries of the loans
and interest thereon, expenditure pattern,
level of operations required to break even in
order not to incur loss, present net worth in
relation to paid up capital, etc.
(ii) To study the administrative and institutional
arrangements of the SCDCs for the
Scheduled Castes and compare it with other
similar Corporations.
(iii) To examine the nature of convergence that
takes place in implementation of the SCDC
programmes with the Special Component
Plan (SCP), Special Central Assistance (SCA)
and other poverty alleviation programmes;
(iv) To critically examine the social, economic
and technical viability of the schemes
financed by the SCDCs for development of
the Scheduled Castes and difficulties in
recovery of the loans financed by the SCDCs.
(v) To asses the impact of various schemes being
implemented by Scheduled Castes
Development Corporations on the target
group in terms of increase in income level,
employment generation, creation of assets,
diversification and mobility in the occupation
pattern.
(vi) To suggest a future roadmap for SCDCs to
make them viable, sustainable by way of
improving their capacity to mobilize more
resources, improving their recoveries to an
appropriate and achievable benchmark,
rationalizing of their functioning etc.
B. EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
POST MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP TOSTUDENTS BELONGING TOSCHEDULED CASTES3.13 Under the scheme, financial assistance is
provided to Scheduled Castes students for pursuing
studies beyond matriculation in recognised
institutions. The assistance includes maintenance
allowance, reimbursement of compulsory non-
refundable fees charged by the institution, thesis
typing/printing charges, study tour charges in case
of professional courses, book allowance for
students pursuing correspondence courses and
additional allowances for students with disabilities.
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Scholarship is disbursed through respective State
Governments and Union Territory Administrations
and 100% central assistance is provided to them
over and above their committed liability. With
effect from IXth Five Year Plan, the committed
liability is dispensed with for the North Eastern
States.
Performance
3.13.2 Performance of the scheme during the
last three years including the current financial
year is as follows:
Year Budget Central No. of
Allocation Assistance BeneficiariesReleased (in lakhs)
(Rs.in crore) (Rs. in crore)
2002-2003 150.00 153.05 18.94
2003-2004 260.00 264.99 19.94
2004-2005 313.24 330.27 22.66
2005-2006 371.89 377.98 24.99(As on 31.12.2005) (estimated)
3.13.3 During the current year (upto December
2005) Financial and Physical achievement is given
in the Annexure-VI.
PRE MATRIC SCHOLARSHIPS TO
THE CHILDREN OF THOSE
ENGAGED IN UNCLEAN
OCCUPATIONS
3.14 Under the scheme, the children of those
engaged in unclean occupations i.e. scavengers,
flayers and tanners are provided assistance to
pursue education upto matriculation level. The
Scholarship is provided through State Governments
and Union Territory Administrations. Central
assistance is provided to the State Governments
on 50:50 basis and 100% to Union Territory
Administrations over and above their committed
liability. Students amongst target groups with
disabilities are also assisted. There is no income
ceiling for award of scholarships under the scheme.
The present coverage is over 5 lakh students.
Performance
3.14.2 Performance of the scheme during the last
three years including the current financial year is
as follows:-
Year Budget Central No. of Allocation Assistance Beneficiaries Released (in lakhs) (Rs.in crore) (Rs. in crore)
2002-2003 14.50 5.13 5.82
2003-2004 14.50 14.60 5.03
2004-2005 16.00 9.89 5.61
2005-2006 16.00 10.68 5.89(As on Estimated
31.12.2005)
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3.14.3 During the current year (upto December
2005) Financial and Physical achievement is given
in the Annexure-VII.
NATIONAL OVERSEASSCHOLARSHIPS SCHEME FOR SCETC. STUDENTS FOR HIGHERSTUDIES ABROAD
3.15 Under the scheme financial assistance is
provided to meritorious selected students for
pursuing higher studies abroad in the specified
fields of Engineering, Technology and Science at
Masters level courses, Ph. D and Post Doctoral
Research Programs. The assistance includes the
cost of maintenance allowance, travel expenses,
tuition fee and other educational expenses. Twenty
(20) awards are allocated annually out of which
17 awards are for Scheduled Castes, 2 awards for
De-Notified Nomadic and Semi Nomadic Tribes
and 1 award for landless agricultural laborers and
traditional artisans.
3.16 The budget allocations and the expenditure
incurred under the scheme during the last three
years including the current financial year are as
follows:-:-
(Rs. in lakhs)
Year Budget Allocation Expenditure
2002-2003 113.00 50.00
2003-2004 70.00 70.00
2004-2005 100.00 90.00
2005-2006 100.00 71.65
(As on 31.12.2005)
UPGRADATION OF MERIT FORSC STUDENTS
3.17 The main objective of the scheme of
‘Upgradation of Merit of SC students’ is to upgrade
the merit of Scheduled Caste students by providing
them with facilities for all round development
through education in residential schools. The
scheme provides for 100% central assistance to
State/UTs for arrangement of remedial and special
coaching for SC students studying in class IX to XII.
Financial assistance is provided to students as
package grant of Rs.15,000/- per year per student,
out of which Rs.5000/- is for boarding & lodging,
Rs.1000/- for pocket expenses, Rs.2000/- for
books and stationery and Rs.7000/- for the
honorarium to Principals/experts involved in
providing the remedial/ special coaching. SC
students with disability enjoy additional benefits.
3.17.2 The details of releases of the Central
assistance and the number of SC students benefited
under the Scheme during the last three years & the
current year are as follows:-
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(Rs. in Crores)
Year Expenditure Beneficiaries
2002-2003 3.05 2144
2003-2004 1.85 1378
2004-2005 1.77 1334
2005-2006 5.70 3850(upto Dec. 2005) (As on 31.12.2005)
3.17.3 During the current year (upto December
2005) financial and physical achievement is given
in the Annexure-VIII.
HOSTEL FOR SC BOYS AND GIRLS3.18 Educational development is perceived as a
stepping-stone to economic and social progress
of the persons belonging to the Scheduled Castes.
However, lack of hostel facilities is a major
impediment in their educational development. In
order to provide hostel facilities to SC students
studying in middle schools, higher secondary
schools, colleges and Universities for enabling them
to pursue their studies in educational Centres, the
Government has formulated the Scheme of Hostels
for Schedules Castes Girls and Boys. The Scheme
provides for release of central assistance to State
Governments on 50:50 matching share basis
(100% to UTs) and 90% grant to Central
Universities for construction of Hostel buildings.
Other universities can also receive central
assistance upto 45% and the remaining amount
has to be provided by their respective States (45%)
and themselves (10%). However, in case the
concerned State Government is not able to
contribute its expected share of 45%, the University
may bear the share of former also thereby bringing
up its net contribution to 55%. The Non-
Governmental Organisations also get assistance
on the basis of 45:45:10 through their States/UT’s,
for extension of their existing hostels. The cost of
construction of hostels is worked out on the basis
of State/CPWD schedule of rates. The expenditure
on maintenance of these hostels is to be borne by
the respective States/UT’s/Universities from their
own funds.
3.18.2 The details of central assistance, number
of hostels sanctioned and the number of seats
made available during the last four years are as
follows:-
(Rs. In Crores)
Year Amount No of Hostels No. ofReleased sanctioned seats
Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls
2002-2003 21.99 20.00 191 127 11582 11484
2003-2004 35.25 20.50 266 111 8779 9277
2004-2005 24.92 16.03 125 79 6618 7172
2005-2006 25.50 20.00 84 36 7367 2954(31.12.2005)
3.18.3 During the current year (upto December
2005) financial and physical achievement in
respect of Boys and Girls Hostel are given in the
Annexure-IX and X respectively.
COACHING & ALLIEDASSISTANCE FOR WEAKERSECTIONS INCLUDINGSCHEDULED CASTES (SC), OTHERBACKWARD CLASSES (OBC) ANDMINORITIES.
3.19 The scheme has been designed to cater to
the needs of prospective job seekers belonging to
SCs, OBCs and Minorities by way of providing
special pre-examination coaching in order to
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enable them to compete with general category
students for:-
a) Admission into institutions imparting technical,
vocational courses such as engineering,
medical, agriculture, management, information
technology and service related courses, both
in public and private sectors including Call
Centres.
b) Recruitment to services under Groups ‘A’ and
‘B’ under the Central and the State
Governments, Public Sector Undertakings,
Banks as well as in the Private sector.
3.19.2 The Scheme is being implemented through
State Governments, Universities and NGOs.
Institutions run by State Governments are getting
central assistance on 50:50 basis. Assistance to
Universities and NGOs is on 90:10 basis. The
UTs are eligible for 100% financial assistance. The
coaching centres are entitled to financial assistance
of Rs.8,000/- per student per course for training
in Group ‘A’ services and Rs.6,000/- per student
per course for Group ‘B’ Services and professional
courses/other examinations. Besides this, students
are also entitled to get monthly stipend. The
duration of coaching may be from 3 to 6 months
as per the requirement.
3.19.3 Only students belonging to SCs, OBCs and
Minorities having family income of less than Rs. 1
lakh per annum are eligible for admission. The
State Governments/NGOs/Universities are
providing coaching to candidates belonging to
SCs, OBCs and Minorities in the ratio of 5:3:2
respectively.
3.19.4 Considering the huge potential in the
Business Processing Organisation (BPO) sector,
Call Centre Training is provided to the beneficiaries
through two IT giants viz. APTECH Ltd and NIIT
Ltd at six metro centres namely Banglore, Chennai,
Delhi, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Kolkata.
3.19.5 The details of central share released and
the number of students covered under the scheme
of Coaching and Allied during the last three years
and the current year are as follows:-
Year Releases No. of
(Rs. In crore) Beneficiaries
2002-2003 5.47 12819
2003-2004 3.98 7030
2004-2005 4.96 11905
2005-2006 0.62 1867
(31.12.2005) (31.12.2005)
3.19.6 During the current year (upto December
2005) financial and physical achievement and a
list of voluntary organizations are given in the
Annexure-XI and XII respectively.
C. SOCIAL EMPOWERMENT
IMPLEMENTATION OF THEPROTECTION OF CIVIL RIGHTSACT, 1955 AND THE SCHEDULEDCASTES AND THE SCHEDULEDTRIBES (PREVENTION OFATROCITIES) ACT, 1989.
3.20 With a view to financially assist the States/
UTs in implementation of provisions of Protection
of Civil Rights Act, 1955 and Scheduled Castes
and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities)
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Act, 1989. 50% of the total expenditure over and
above the committed liability is provided to the
State Governments by way of central assistance.
Union Territory Administrations get 100% central
assistance. Central assistance under the Scheme
is mainly provided for strengthening of the
administrative, enforcement and judicial machinery,
awareness generation, and relief and rehabilitation
of the affected persons.
3.20.2 The Governments of Andhra Pradesh, Bihar,
Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh,
Maharashtra, Orissa, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, and
Uttar Pradesh have also identified the atrocity
prone/sensitive areas in their respective States.
3.20.3 For ensuring early prosecution of cases
under the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled
Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989, 130
Exclusive Special Courts, have been set up in the
States of Andhra Pradesh (05), Bihar (11),
Chhatisgarh (07), Gujarat (10), Karnataka (07),
Madhya Pradesh (29), Rajasthan (17), Tamil Nadu
(04) and Uttar Pradesh (40). Further all State
Governments except Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram
and Nagaland, which are predominantly tribal
Area States, have notified the existing Courts of
Sessions as Special Courts for the trial of offences
under the Act. Nevertheless, such States, which
have significant number of pendency of cases in
the courts and have not yet, set up exclusive special
courts would be persuaded to set up exclusive special
courts for speedy trial of cases under the Act.
3.20.4 In pursuance of relevant provisions of the
Protection of Civil Rights Act, 1955 and the
Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes
(Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989, an Annual
Report in respect of each of the Act, on the
measures taken by the State Governments/Union
Territory Administrations and the Government of
India itself is also placed on the Table of both
Houses of Parliament. The Annual Report under
each of the Act, for the calendar year 2003 Has
been laid on the Table of both Houses of
Parliament.
3.20.5 During the year 2005-06, the
implementation of the Protection of Civil Rights Act,
1955 and the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled
Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 was
reviewed on 31.08.2005, in a meeting of State
Secretaries of Social Welfare /SC & ST
Development Department.
3.20.6 The details of central assistance released
to the State Governments/UT Administrations
during the last four years and current financial year
is given below: -
Year Released Amount
(Rs. in crores)
2002 - 2003 40.17
2003 – 2004 36.38
2004 - 2005 34.75
2005 – 2006 35.48
(31.12.2005)
3.20.7 During the current year (upto December
2005) financial and physical achievement is given
in the Annexure-XIII.
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D. MONITORING OF POINT11(A) OF TWENTY POINTPROGRAMME - JUSTICETO SCHEDULED CASTES.
3.21 A large proportion of the Scheduled Caste
population still lives below the poverty line.
Economic assistance is provided to Scheduled
Caste families to enable them to rise above the
poverty line through schemes funded through
budgetary support of the Central and State
Governments. The Ministry fixes annual targets for
assisting SC families under Point 11(A) of Twenty
Point Programme, for 27 States and UTs having a
Special Component Plan and also monitors the
achievement.
3.21.2 The year wise details of targets fixed and
achievements made during three pervious years
and 2005-06 under Point 11 (A) of 20 Point
Programme are given below:
(Rs. in lakh)
Year Number of SC Number of SC
families targetted families covered
2002 - 2003 23.57 23.05
2003 - 2004 24.00 25.59
2004 - 2005 24.49 28.11
2005 – 2006 24.70 14.13(Upto October 2005)
Hon’ble Minister of Defence Shri Pranab Mukherjee on 21.6.2005 chaired the meeting of Group of Ministers on DalitAffairs. Hon’ble Ministers Shri Shiv Raj Patil (Home), Shri Sharad Pawar (Agriculture) Shri Arjun Singh (Human Resources
Development) and Smt. Meira Kumar (Social Justice & Empowerment) also attended the meeting.
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AFFIRMATIVE ACTION INCLUDINGRESERVATION IN PRIVATE SECTOR FORSCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED
TRIBES
3.22 The National Common Minimum
Programme (NCMP) lays down that “the UPA
Government is very sensitive to the issue of
affirmative action, including reservations in the
private sector. It will immediately initiate a national
dialogue with all political parties, industry and other
organisations to see how best the private sector
can fulfill the aspirations of SC and ST youth”.
3.22.2 In pursuance to the above, a Group of
Ministers (GOM) has been constituted to examine
the issue of affirmative action including reservation
in the Private Sector for initiating a dialogue with
the industry to see how best the private sector can
fulfill the aspirations of the youth belonging to the
Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. The
Group of Ministers has held four meetings so far.
It has obtained views of Associations of industry
and trade and interacted with the representatives
of the national level Associations of industry and
trade viz. Federation of Indian Chamber of
Commerce and Industry (FICCI), Confederation of
Indian Industry (CII) Associated Chamber of
Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM)
and PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
The GOM in its fourth meeting held on 23rd June,
2005 had decided that legal opinion may be
obtained from three eminent luminaries namely,
Shri Milon K. Banerji, Attorney General of India,
Justice (Retired) K. Ramaswamy and Shri F.S.
Nariman, Senior Advocate on whether any existing
articles of Constitution can be operated to enact a
legislation to provide for reservation for Scheduled
Castes and Scheduled Tribes in the services of
private sector.
E VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATION
VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATIONSWORKING FOR SCHEDULEDCASTES
3.23 The objective of the scheme is to utilize the
services of capable and reliable voluntary
organizations in the process of socio-economic
development of scheduled castes. Under this
scheme, grant-in-aid is given by the Government
of India to the voluntary organizations to the extent
of 90% of each project cost for activities, such as
opening of facilities for general/technical/
vocational education including pre-school
education, Service activities such as medical
centers, dispensaries and income generating
activities such as technical training in a variety of
commercial trades.
3.23.2 During the current financial year 2005-06
(up to 31-12-2005), grant-in-aid amounting to
Rs.21.34 crores has been sanctioned to 311
voluntary organizations spreading all over the
country benefiting 36459 beneficiaries. A list of
voluntary organizations that have received grant
during the current financial year 2005-06 (up to
31-12-2005) is given at Annexure-XIV.
3.23.3 As is evident from the pattern of utilization
of grants, the trend is tilted towards education. This
is certainly a welcome trend in the context of the
86th Amendment to the Constitution declaring “right
to free and compulsory education” as an
enforceable fundamental right of every Indian citizen.
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3.23.4 The table given below gives the details of
grant-in-aid sanctioned to the NGOs during the
last few years.
(Rs. in crore)
Year B.E. Grant No. of No. ofsanctioned NGOs beneficiaries
assisted covered
2002-2003 24.00 24.00 399 64938
2003-2004 24.00 24.00 367 60464
2004-2005 26.53 26.53 353 38944
2005-2006 27.00 21.34 301 36459(upto
31-12-2005)
F. CONSTITUTIONAL/STATUTORY/APEX LEVELBODIES
NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR
SCHEDULED CASTES
3.24 The National Commission for Scheduled
Castes and Scheduled Tribes was set up under
Article 338 of the Constitution in 1990 by 65th
Constitutional (Amendment)Act 1990. The
National Commission for Scheduled Castes and
Scheduled Tribes has been bifurcated in two
Commissions namely National Commission of
Scheduled Castes and National Commission of
Scheduled Tribes by 89th Constitutional
(Amendment) Act, 2003.
3.24.2 The Commission is responsible to monitor
the safeguards provided for Scheduled Castes and
also to review issues concerning their welfare. The
Commission has wide powers to protect, safeguard
and to promote the interests of the SCs. The
Commission has been conferred powers, of a civil
court trying a suit, to summon and enforce the
attendance of any person from any part of India
and examining on oath, receiving evidence on
affidavits.
3.24.3 Erstwhile National Commission for
Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (NCSCST)
has submitted seven Annual Reports and four
special reports under clause 6 of article338 of the
constitution. Out of the 7 reports 6 reports have
been laid and 4 special Reports have also been
laid on the Table of both Houses of Parliament.
3.24.4 The National Commission for Scheduled
Castes has been reconstituted on 25.2.2004. The
composition of the National Commission for
Scheduled Castes is as follows:
1. Shri Suraj Bhan Chairman
2. Shri Fakir Bhai Vaghela Vice Chairman
3. Shri Phool Chand Member
4. Shri V. Devendra Member
5. Smt Surekha Lambature Member
NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SAFAIKARAMACHARI
3.25 The National Commission for Safai
Karamcharis was set up under the provisions of
the National Commission for Safai Karamcharis
Act, 1993 to promote and safeguard the interests
and rights of Safai Karamcharis. The present
Commission has been constituted through a
Resolution dated 09-09-2004 for a period upto
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31-12-2007 with the following composition :
1. Smt. Santosh Choudhary Chairperson
2. Shri Ram Swaroop Ram Member
3. Shri Shiv Balak Pasi Member
4. Shri Radheyshyam Chauhan Member
5. Vacant Member
3.25.2 The Commission has so far submitted six
Reports to the Government, out of which four
Reports and the Action Taken Memoranda thereon
have already been laid on the Table of both Houses
of Parliament.
DR. AMBEDKAR FOUNDATION
3.26 The main objective of the Foundation is to
propogate the ideology, philosophy and message
of Babasaheb Dr. B. R. Ambedkar among the
people in India as well as abroad. The
achievements under the following schemes are
given below:-
Dr. Ambedkar Medical Scheme: - The
foundation released Rs.3.14 lakh to 13 patients.
Dr. Ambedkar National Scholarship
Scheme: - Under the scheme Rs.62.70 lakh was
released to 205 students.
Dr. Ambedkar chairs:- The foundation had
also set up Dr. Ambedkar chairs in ten universities.
They carry out research on thoughts and ideals of
Dr. Ambedkar. During the year an amount of
Rs.26.76 lakh has been released to the Dr.
Ambedkar Chairs set up in different Universities/
Institutes. Two books were published by Professors
of the Ambedkar Chairs during the year. These
are :- (1) Ambedkar on Law, Constitution and Social
Justice, Edited by Mohammad Shabbir (2) Quest
for Human Rights, Edited by Mohammad Shabbir.
Collected works of Baba Saheb Dr.
Ambedkar (CWBA) project:- The work of
Baba Saheb Ambedkar has been printed in 37
volumes in Tamil language. The last three volumes
were printed during the current year.
“Samajik Nyaya Sandesh” :- The magazine
is published by the foundation every month.
3.26.2 The foundation also organizes birth
anniversary of Dr. Ambedkar on 14.4.2006 and
Mahaparinirvan Divas of Dr. Ambedkar on 6 th
December every year.
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The Constitution of India specifically recognizes the
existence of a category of people called the
“Socially and Educationally Backward Classes” or
backward classes other than Scheduled Castes
and Scheduled Tribes.
NATIONAL COMMISSION FORBACKWARD CLASSES (NCBC)4.2 The National Commission for Backward
Classes (NCBC) was set up in 1993. The
Commission tenders advice in respect of castes/
sub castes/synonyms/communities for inclusion/
exclusion in/from the Central list of Other Backward
Classes. So far 2280 castes/sub-castes/synonyms/
communities have been notified on the basis of
advices tendered by the Commission through 21
notifications upto Febuary 2006.
CHAPTER - 4
DEVELOPMENT OF OTHER BACKWARD CLASSES
Minister of Social Justice & Empowerment Shrimati Meira Kumar on 27.7.2005 addressing States/UT/s Chairpersons ofBackward Classes Commission in New Delhi
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SCHEMES FOR THE WELFARE OFTHE OBCS
4.3 An important input for improving the social
and economic status of backward communities lies
in improving their access to education
programmes. A number of schemes had been
launched by the Government in the Ninth Plan for
providing scholarships for pursuing both Pre-matric
and Post-matric as well as other higher education.
These are being critically evaluated and revised.
PRE-MATRIC SCHOLARSHIPSFOR OBCS
4.4 The scheme aims to motivate children of OBCs
studying at Pre-matric stage in recognised schools.
Under this scheme, scholarships are awarded to
the students belonging to OBCs whose parent’s/
guardian’s income from all sources does not
exceed Rs. 44,500/- per annum. The scholarships
are to be given to the students in class I or any
subsequent class of pre-matric stage in the case
of day scholars and class III or any subsequent
class of pre-matric stage in the case of hostellers.
The scholarship is tenable in such institutions and
for such pre-matriculation courses, which have
been duly recognized by the concerned State
Government and Union Territory Administration.
Under the scheme, 50% Central assistance is
provided to the State Governments over and above
the Committed Liability. In case of UTs 100% central
assistance is provided. The Financial and physical
achievements for the past three years & current
year (upto December 2005) under the scheme are
as under:-
(Rs. in crores )
Year Budget Funds No. ofProvision released Beneficiaries
2002-2003 16.76 18.74 5,85,853
2003-2004 15.30 17.00 15,95,736
2004-2005 16.80 18.75 12.69.650
2005-2006 19.72 19.09 13,12,047(upto Dec. 05) (upto Dec. 05)
Details of financial & physical achievements
State-wise upto Dec. 05 during the current year is
given at Annexure - XV
POST-MATRIC SCHOLARSHIPSTO THE OBC STUDENTS
4.5The Scheme is intended to promote higher
education by providing financial support to OBC
students studying at post-matric/post-secondary
levels including Ph.D. degrees, etc. These
scholarships are awarded through the State
Governments/UT Administrations to which the
applicant actually belongs. Under the Scheme,
100% central assistance is provided to State
Governments/UT Administrations over and above
the committed liability. These scholarships are given
for study in recognized institutions. Unemployed
students whose parents’/guardians’ income from
all sources does not exceed Rs.44,500/- per
annum are entitled for scholarship under the
Scheme. The financial and physical achievements
for the last three years & current year under the
scheme are as under: -
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(Rs. in crores )
Year Budget Funds No. ofProvision released Beneficiaries
2002-2003 21.29 28.42 2,53,455
2003-2004 21.59 23.99 2,40,371
2004-2005 21.73 23.67 2,27,980
2005-2006 23.40 21.88 1,58,002
(upto Dec. 05) (upto Dec. 05)
Details of state-wise financial and achievements
are given in the Annexure XVI.
HOSTELS FOR OBC BOYS &GIRLS
4.6 The scheme aims at providing better
educational opportunities to students belonging to
other backward classes. Under the scheme, 50%
central assistance is provided to the States and
100% to UTs for such constructions. These hostels
are constructed for middle, secondary, college and
university level students. At least one third are
constructed exclusively for girls. Five percent of the
total seats in these hostels are reserved for disabled
students. The financial and physical achievements
for the last three years & the current year (upto
Dec. 05) under the scheme are as under: -
(Rs. in crores )
Year Budget Achievements
Provision Funds No. of
released Beneficiaries
2002-2003 14.85 14.33 5808
2003-2004 11.70 10.20 4061
2004-2005 12.76 12.65 5821
2005-2006 12.55 10.72 5100
(upto Dec. 05) (upto Dec. 05)
Details of state-wise financial and achievements
are given in the Annexure XVII.
ASSISTANCE TO VOLUNTARYORGANIZATIONS FOR WELFAREOF OBCS
4.7 The scheme was launched with the objective
of involving the voluntary sector for improving the
educational and socio-economic conditions of the
OBCs through skill upgradation. The effort is to
enable them to start income generating activities
on their own or get gainfully employed. The
Government of India meet 90% of the approved
expenditure on any or all of the specified items
under the scheme. The financial and physical
achievements for the last three years & the current
year (upto Dec. 05) under the scheme are as
under:-
(Rs. in crores )
Year Budget Achievements
Provision Funds No. of
released NGOs assisted
2002-2003 3.46 4.80 201
2003-2004 4.50 4.50 193
2004-2005 5.00 5.00 190
2005-2006 5.00 1.59 (upto Dec. 05)
(upto Dec.05) 107
4.8 A list of voluntary organizations, which have
received grant during the year, is given at
Annexure - XVIII.
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NATIONAL BACKWARD CLASSESFINANCE & DEVELOPMENTCORPORATION (NBCFDC)
4.9 The National Backward Classes Finance &
Development Corporation (NBCFDC) was set up
as a company not for profit under Section 25 of
the Companies Act 1956. The Corporation
undertakes to provide additional channel of finance
to backward classes for economically and
financially viable schemes and projects; and
upgrade the technological and entrepreneurial
skills of individuals or groups belonging to
Backward Classes.
4.9.2 NBCFDC assists a wide range of income
generating activities which include agricultural and
allied activities, artisan and traditional occupations,
technical trades, self employment, small scale and
tiny industry, small business, transport services, etc.
The Government of India has made available
Rs.436.35 crores to the Corporation as paid-up
capital towards the authorized share capital of
Rs.700.00 crores as on date. The Corporation has
disbursed Rs.1050.87 crores covering 6,51,648
beneficiaries.
The year-wise details of the disbursements and
persons benefited during 2002-2003 to 2005-
06 (till 31.12.2005) are given below:-
S.No. Year Amount disbursed No. of Beneficiaries
(Rs. in crores)
1. 2002-03 125.93 84682
2 2003-04 131.09 81830
3 2004-05 93.42 61538
4. 2005-06 58,86 37578
4.9.3 In order to implement the schemes at
grassroots level and to promote and support micro-
credit scheme especially for women started
beneficiaries, the Corporation has started Micro
Financing through State Channelising Agencies
(SCAs). SCAs can implement the scheme either
directly or through Self Help Groups (SGHs). The
Corporation has implementing the Mahila
Samridhi Yojana with effect from 1.10.2003 under
Micro Finance Scheme in which loans are provided
@ 1% to SCA(s) for further disbursement to women
beneficiaries @ 4% .
4.9.4 The Corporation has also been
implementing the new Swarnima Scheme w.e.f.
2001-2002 for women belonging to Backward
Classes living below the poverty line.
4.9.5 Under the scheme, the financial assistance
to the extent of Rs.50,000/- per beneficiary is
provided at concessional rate of interest of 4%
per annum.
4.9.6 With a view to identifying the system’s
deficiencies and taking corrective measures
towards bringing about transparency in its
operations, the Corporation has asked the SCAs
to get at least one major scheme evaluated in States
through accredited institutions.
COMMISSION FORECONOMICALLY BACKWARDCLASSES
4.10 The Government of India has re-constituted
the Commission for Economically Backward
Classes through a resolution dated 3.3.2005. The
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Commission shall submit its report within six month
from the date of appointment of its Chairperson.
The terms and references of the said Commission
are as below:-
(a) to elicit the views of the State Governments/
Union territories and others on the subject;
(b) to suggest criteria for identification of
economically backward classes; and
(c) to recommend the welfare measures and
quantum of reservation in education &
government employment in consultation with
the National Commission for Religions &
linguistic Minorities.
(d) to suggest the necessary Constitutional, legal
and administrative modalities as required for
the implementation of their recommendations.
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Five religious communities viz Muslims, Christians,
Sikhs, Buddhists and Zoroastrians (Parsis) have
been notified as minorities as per provision under
the National Commission for Minorities (NCM) Act-
1992. These five communities constitute about
18% of the country’s total population as per census
2001. The Government’s is to create conditions
in which the minorities are assured that their
Constitutional and legal rights are safeguarded,
as they are educationally backward efforts are
made to bring up at least their level equal to the
general population.
CONSTITUTIONAL SAFEGAURDS
5.2 Under the Constitution of India, certain
safeguards have been provided to the religious and
linguistic Minorities. Following are some of the
important Constitutional safeguards for minorities:
(i) Articles 29 provides for right to conserve
language, script and culture;
(ii) Article 30 gives the right to establish and
administer educational institution of choice;
(iii) Article 347 provides for Presidential direction
for recognition of language;
(iv) Article 350 provides for right to submit
representations for redressal of grievances to
any authority in the Government in any of the
languages used in the States/Union.
(v) Article 350A provides for facilities for instruction
through mother tongue at the Primary stage of
education, and
(vi) Article 350-B provides for a Special Officer to
investigate all matters relating to the safeguards
provided for linguistic minorities under the
Constitution.
NATIONAL COMMISSION FORMINORITIES
5.3 The Minorities Commission was set up by the
Ministry of Home Affairs vide its Resolution dated
12th January, 1978. With the enactment of the
National Commission for Minorities Act, 1992, the
Commission became a statutory body and was
renamed as ‘National Commission for Minorities’
(NCM). The first Statutory Commission was set
up on 17 th May, 1993. by the then Ministry of
Welfare vide its Notification dated 23rd October,
1993 in exercise of the powers conferred under
Section 2 (c) of National Commission for Minorities
Act,1992.
5.3.2 The fourth Commission was constituted on
7th February 2003 for a period of three years.
5.3.3 The Commission was reconstituted with
Shri Mohammad Hamid Ansari as Chairperson, &
Shri Lama Chosphel Zotpa and Shri Harcharan
Singh Josh as Members.
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DEVELOPMENT OF MINORITIES & WAKF
ADMINISTRATION
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5.3.4 During the period from 1.4.2005 to
31.12.2005, the Commission received 2812
complaints from individuals/organizations
belonging to all the five notified minority
communities. The representations were mostly
related to police atrocities, service matters and
encroachments on religious properties. After due
process of enquiry, the Commission made
appropriate recommendations to the concerned
authorities for redressal of the grievances. Besides,
some of other important activities undertaken by
the Commission during the period are:-
(i) Review meetings were held by the Commission
at State capitals to review the cases of minority
communities pending with respective State
Governments of Rajasthan, West Bengal,
Chandigarh, Punjab and Haryana resulting in
the settlement of a large number of long
pending cases.
(ii) On 10.5.2005, an inter-faith seminar on
communal harmony was organized by the
Commission with eminent intellectuals and
representatives of Minority Communities to
discuss the ways and means of projecting the
multi-cultural fabric of India through dialogue
amongst the major religious communities of
the country. The seminar was inaugurated by
Dr. Karan Singh, Hon’ble Member of Parliament
(Rajya Sabha).
(iii) The Commission has set up a four Member
Expert Committee of demographers to analyse
the 2001 Census data of religious minorities
appearing in the ‘The First Report on Religion
Data’ published by the Registrar General &
Census Commissioner of India released on
6.9.2004.
iv) The Commission observed the Minorities Rights
Day on 19.12.2005 and organized a
symposium on “Ways to strengthen communal
harmony” at New Delhi. On this occasion,
the National Integration Award 2005 (instituted
in 2003) was conferred on Dr. Karan Singh,
M.P. in recognition of his valuable contribution
to the communal harmony. Shri Bhairon Singh
Shekhawat Hon’ble Vice President of India
presided over the function.
5.3.5 The National Common Minimum
Programme inter-alia made a stipulation that the
Government would examine the question of
providing Constitutional status to the Minorities
Commission. Accordingly, the Government has
introduced the Constitution (One Hundred and
Third Amendment) Bill, 2004 to insert Article 340-
A in the Constitution to confer the Constitutional
Status upon the National Commission for Minorities
and the National Commission for Minorities
(Repeal) Bill, 2004 in Lok Sabha on 23rd December
2004. These Bills had been referred to Standing
Committee. The Committee has completed its
examination and submitted the report to Lok
Sabha.
NATIONAL COMMISSION FORRELIGIOUS AND LINGUISTICMINORITIES (NCRLM)
5.4 The National Commission for Religious and
Linguistic Minorities has been set up by the
Government under the chairmanship of Justice
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(Retd.) Ranganath Misra to recommend welfare
measures for the socially and economically
backward sections among the religious and
linguistic minorities. The other members of the
Commission are:
i) Prof. (Dr.) Tahir Mahmood
ii) Dr. Anil Wilson
iii) Dr. Mohinder Singh
5.4.2The term of the Commission which was earlier
for six months w.e.f. 21-3-2005 has been extended
up to 30-4-2006. The Commission would suggest
criteria for the identification and recommend
measures for the welfare of the socially and
economically backward sections among the
religious and linguistic minorities, including
reservation in education and government
employment. It would also suggest the necessary
Constitutional, legal and administrative modalities,
as required for the implementation of its
recommendations and present a report on its
deliberations and recommendations. The
Commission has given nine studies to Research
Institutes and four reports have been received. The
Commission has already visited 13 states.
5.4.3The terms of reference of the Commission
have been expanded to examine the justification
for specification of Dalit Christian and Dalit Muslim
as Scheduled Castes for the purpose of
reservations. The Commission has since received
certain representations in this regard, is engaged
in the collection of relevant data/material from the
concerned quarters. Interaction with the NGO/
Associations of the concerned communities has
started. The matter is also being discussed with
the representatives of State Governments.
SPECIAL OFFICER FORLINGUISTIC MINORITIES
5.5 The Office of the Special Officer for Linguistic
Minorities (commonly known as the Commissioner
for Linguistic Minorities (CLM) was created in July
1957, in pursuance of the provision of Article 350-
B of the Constitution. The Commissioner for
Linguistic Minorities of India (CLM) has his
Headquarters at Allahabad and Regional Offices
at Kolkata, Belguam and Chennai. The CLM takes
up all the matters pertaining to the grievances
arising out of the non-implementation of the
Constitutional and Nationally Agreed Scheme of
Safeguards provided to linguistic minorities that
come to its notice or are brought to its knowledge
by the linguistic minority individuals, groups,
associations or organisations at the highest political
and administrative levels of the State Governments
and UT Administrations and recommends remedial
actions to be taken.
5.5.2 The 42nd Annual Report was tabled in Lok
Sabha on 18.8.2005 and in Rajya Sabha on
22.8.2005. The 43rd Annual Report has also been
submitted.
5.5.3 The Commissioner for Linguistic Minorities
has presented a Special Report on Minor
Languages to the Hon’ble Minister for Social Justice
and Empowerment on 2.1.2006. The
recommendations will be forwarded to the State
Governments and concerned Ministry for suitable
action.
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15- POINT PROGRAMME FORWELFARE OF MINORITIES
5.6 The 15-Point Programme for welfare of
minorities was launched in May 1983. The
Programme is in the nature of guidelines and aims
at giving a sense of security and for ensuring rapid
socio-economic development of minority
communities. The 15-Point Programme is based
on a 3-pronged approach, namely, (i) to tackle
the situation arising out of communal riots, (ii)
ensuring adequate representation of the minority
communities in employment under the Central and
State Governments as well as Public Sector
Undertakings and (iii) other measures, such as,
ensuring flow of benefits to the minority
communities under various development
programmes, maintenance and development of
religious places, Wakf properties and redressal of
grievances of the minorities.
5.6.2The State Governments/UTs and the
concerned Ministries/Departments of Govt. of India
implement the programme. The Ministry obtains
half-yearly reports in respect of points 1 to 5 & 7
to 9 from the Ministry of Home Affairs, on point
10 are being obtained from Central Ministries/
Deptts and PSUs. Half-yearly reports in respect of
points 11 to 14 are received from the State
Governments/Departments. The information
received from concerned agencies is reviewed and
the deficiencies noticed are brought to the notice
of the authorities concerned for remedial action.
5.6.3 A Committee has been constituted to review
the implementation of 15-Point Programme for
welfare of minorities under the Chairpersonship of
Secretary (SJ&E) with representatives from
Ministries of Home, Human Resources
Development, Labour, Rural Development, Chief
Secretaries of States/UTs, Joint Secretary
(Minorities), Ministry of (SJ&E) and five nominated
members of each nationally declared minorities.
The first meeting of this Committee was held in the
month of August 2005 at Vigyan Bhawan, New
Delhi.
5.6.4 A need has been felt to review and recast
the 15-Point Programme to sharply focus action
on issues intimately linked with the social,
educational and economic uplift of the minorities.
SCHEME FOR EDUCATIONALDEVELOPMENT
MAULANA AZAD EDUCATIONFOUNDATION
5.7 Maulana Azad Education Foundation is a
voluntary, non-political, non-profit making social
service organisation established to promote
education amongst the educationally backward
minorities. The Maulana Azad Education
Foundation was established in July, 1989 and it is
fully funded by the Ministry of Social Justice &
Empowerment, Government of India. During the
year, Rs. 29.99 Crores have been released to the
Foundation towards angumentation of the corpus
fund from Rs. 70.01 Crore to Rs. 100 Crores.
5.7.2The schemes run by the Foundation are as
under:-
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(i) Financial assistance to establish/expand
schools/residential schools/colleges;
(ii) Financial assistance for purchase of laboratory
equipments and furniture etc;
(iii) Financial assistance for setting up/
strengthening Vocational/Technical Training
Centre/Institutes;
(iv) Financial Assistance for Construction of Hostel
buildings.
(v) Maulana Azad National Scholarships for
Meritorious Girl Students
(vi) Maulana Azad Sadbhawana Kendras
(vii)Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad Literacy Awards.
5.7.3 The Foundation has sanctioned upto 31st
March 2005 a total grant-in-aid of Rs.80.50 crores
to 622 NGOs/Local Bodies all over the country
since its inception under its various Schemes.
During the current financial year i.e., 2005-06,
the financial and physical achievements of the
Foundation upto 31st December, 2005 is as under:-
S.No. Scheme Amount No. of
(Rs. in crore) beneficiaries
(i) Scholarships 3.51 3508* (in lakhs)
(ii) Other Programmes 2.15 17 NGOs
* This figure includes 1368 Nos. of previous year’s
quota. This also includes an expenditure of
Rs.15.90 lakhs over the distribution of Scholarship
to 159 Girls Students in North Eastern Region.
5.7.4Under the scheme of Maulana Azad Literacy
Award, the Foundation awarded the Literacy Award
to three NGOs viz. Hamdard Public School, New
Delhi, Muslim Educational Society, Calicut (Kerala)
and The F.D.Education Society, Ahmedabad
(Gujarat) for their outstanding performance in the
field of promoting education amongst the
educationally backward minorities for the year
2005.
5.7.5The Foundation also organized In-service
Teachers Training Programs through Marwar
Muslim Educational Society, Jodhpur (Rajasthan),
Nayab Abbasi Girls Degree College, Amroha (UP),
Maharashtra Cosmopolitan Education Society,
Pune (Maharashtra) and Maulana Azad College,
Ranchi (Jharkhand).
5.7.6The Foundation is also running a Vocational
Training Center for Women at Ajmeri Gate, Delhi
imparting training to about 250 Girls in the trades
of Cutting & Tailoring, Textile Designing, Beauty
Culture, Arts & Crafts & Computers.
SCHEMES FOR ECONOMICDEVELOPMENT
NATIONAL MINORITIESDEVELOPMENT AND FINANCECORPORATION
5.8 National Minorities Development & Finance
Corporation (NMDFC) was incorporated on 30th
September 1994, with an objective to promote
economic and developmental activities for
Backward Sections among minorities. To achieve
its objective, NMDFC is providing concessional
finance for self-employment activities to eligible
beneficiaries belonging to minority communities
having family income below double the poverty
line.
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5.8.2 NMDFC has two channels to reach to the
ultimate beneficiaries (i) through the State
Channelising Agencies (SCAs) nominated by the
respective State /UT Government and the other
(ii) through Non Governmental Organizations
(NGOs). Under SCA programme, projects costing
up to Rs. 5.00 Lakhs to the individual beneficiaries
are financed. Funds for this purpose are made
available to the SCAs at interest rate of 3% for
further loaning to the beneficiaries at 6%. The
Corporation is also implementing the schemes of
Vocational training & educational loan through the
SCAs for capacity building of the target groups for
self as well as wage employment.
5.8.3 Under NGO programme a micro credit up
to Rs. 25,000 could be given to the members of
the minority Self Help Groups (SHGs) through the
NGOs. Funds for this purpose are made available
to the NGOs at 1% for further loaning at an interest
rate of 5% per annum. In addition to loaning
activity, NMDFC assists the targeted group in
training for skill up gradation and marketing
assistance. Under NGOs programme, there is also
a provision of interest free loan (adjustable as grant)
for promotion and stabilization of SHGs.
a. NMDFC has recently launched the educational
loan scheme through the State Channelising
Agencies. Under this scheme NMDFC provides
Rs. 2,50,000 to the eligible candidates
belonging to minorities at a concessional
interest rate of 3% p.a. for pursuing professional
and technical education.
b. NMDFC has launched a special programme
of economic development of minorities in the
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allocating Rs. 1.00 crore for each MCD during
2004-05. This special programme was
formulated in accordance with the Multi
Sectoral Plans prepared by the Government of
India.
c. To implement its programme, NMDFC has
authorised share capital of Rs. 650 Crores out
of which, the share of Govt. of India is Rs.
422.50 crores (65%) and the share of State
Govts. is Rs. 169 crores (26%) while the
remaining Rs. 58.50 crores (9%) is to be
contributed by institutions/individuals having
interest in minorities. Govt. of India has so far
contributed Rs. 332.07 crores in the equity of
NMDFC, while Rs. 75.18 crores has been
contributed by the various State Governments.
5.8.4 Achievements
a. Under SCA programme till since inception
NMDFC has given financial assistance to
1,86,959 beneficiaries spread over 24 States
and 3 Union Territories with an amount of Rs.
711.23 crores. In the current financial year
up to 31st December 2005, an amount of Rs.
38.43 crores has been disbursed to about
8,221 beneficiaries.
b. NGO programme is being implemented by
NMDFC since 1998-99. Till 31/12/2005, a
total disbursement to the tune of Rs. 24.22
Crores has been made under the micro
financing scheme for 77,456 beneficiaries. In
the current financial year 2005-06 i.e. up to
31st December 2005, Micro-credit loan of Rs.
294.00 Lakhs has been disbursed to NGOs
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for 3,529 beneficiaries
c.The following Graph - I show the equity
contribution released by Government of India.
Graph- II show number of beneficiaries assisted
by the corporation and Graph – III details of
funds disbursed by NMDFC.
THE WAKF ACT, 1995
5.9 The Wakf Act, 1995 has been enacted to
provide better administration and supervision of
Wakfs through State Wakf Boards. Earlier the Wakf
Act, 1954 was enforced. The actual working of
the Wakf Act, 1954 brought out many deficiencies
and subsequently various amendments were
carried out and finally after extensive consultation
a new Act namely the Wakf Act, 1995 has been
notified by the Government of India on 22nd
November, 1995, which became effective from
01.01.1996, is applicable to the entire country
except the State of Jammu & Kashmir and Dargah
Khwaja Saheb Ajmer. The Ministry of Social Justice
& Empowerment has been interacting and
liasioning with the State Govts. for implementation
of this Act, mainly in Appointment of Survey
commissioners, Survey of Wakf Properties,
Constitution of Wakf Tribunal, framing of rules and
regulations and Constitution of Wakf Board. So
far 23 states and 5 Union Territories have
constituted their Wakf Board. The Wakf Boards
have not been constituted in Arunachal Pradesh,
Goa, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Daman and
Diu due to negligible muslim population and very
few Wakf properties.
5.9.2 A Joint Parliamentary Committee has been
constituted under the chairmanship of Shri Lal Jan
Basha. Twenty Members drawn from Lok Sabha as
well as Ten Members from Rajya Sabha are its
Members.
CENTRAL WAKF COUNCIL
5.10 The Central Wakf Council is a Statutory Body
established by the Government of India under the
provision of Section 8A of Wakf Act, 1954 (now
read as sub-section 1 of the Section 9 of the Wakf
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Act, 1995) for the purpose of advising it on matters
pertaining to working of the State Wakf Boards
and proper administration of the Wakfs in the
country. The Council consists of a Chairperson,
who is the Union Minister, Incharge of Wakfs and
such other members not exceeding 20 in numbers
appointed by Government of India as stipulated
in the Act. The Secretary, Central Wakf Council is
the Chief Executive of the Council.
5.10.2 In terms of Section 10(1) of the Wakf Act,
1995, the Council derives its income from the
contribution received from the various State Wakf
Boards @ 1% (one per cent) of the net income of
the Wakfs. All the administrative and other expenses
of the Council are met out of this income.
SCHEMES RUN BY THE CENTRAL WAKF
COUNCIL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF
URBAN WAKF PROPERTIES
A) DEVELOPMENT OF URBAN WAKFPROPERTIES
5.10.3 With a view to protecting vacant Wakf land
from encroachers and developing it on commercial
lines for generating more income in an order to
widen welfare activities, Central Wakf Council has
been implementing this scheme since 1974-75 with
yearly grant-in-aid from the Central Government.
Under the Scheme, loan is extended to various
Wakf Institutions in the Country for taking up
economically viable buildings on the Wakf land
such as commercial complex, marriage halls,
hospitals, cold storage etc. For this, the Central
Government has released a total grant-in-aid
amounting to Rs.26.77 crores since September
1974 and in turn the Central Wakf Council has
extended loan to 115 projects. Out of these 115
projects 67 projects have been completed and are
generating income.
5.10.4 Revolving Fund:-The loan amount is repaid
to the Council by the loanee institutions forms
Revolving Fund of the Council, which is again
utilized for the Minor Development projects on the
Wakf land by advancing loan up to the tune of
Rs.20 lakhs only. The Council had released a sum
of Rs. 4 crores 49.89 lakhs to 86 projects out of
which 51 projects have been completed. Six
projects amounting to Rs. 1.02 crore have been
proposed for sanction.
5.10.5 The grant-in-aid received by The Central
Wakf Council is forwarded to the loanee Wakf in
the form of interest free loans for the Development
of Urban Wakf Properties with following two
conditions:-
i) They would pay 6% donation on the
outstanding loan to the Education Fund of the
council.
ii) After the repayment of the loan, they would
spend 40% of their enhanced income on the
education of Muslims particularly on the
technical education.
B) Educational Scheme
5.10.6 The 6% donation received from loanee
Wakfs on the outstanding loan under the scheme
for the development of Urban Wakf Properties, as
well as the interest accrued on the Bank deposits
of the Revolving Fund form the Education Fund of
the Council. This fund is utilised for implementing
the following programmes;
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i) Scholarships to the poor student pursuing
technical/professional degree courses @ Rs.
8,000/- per annum, during the course period.
ii) Adhoc grant to poor and needy students of
general degree courses @ Rs. 3,500/- per
annum.
iii) Matching grant to the State Wakf Boards for
providing scholarships in their respective States
to the School students, Madarsa students and
to the students doing technical/professional
diploma courses.
iv) Grant for the establishment of I.T.Is. in the
Muslim concentrated areas.
v) Financial assistance to Voluntary Organizations
for Vocational Training Centres.
vi) Financial assistance to Libraries for developing
Book Bank.
5.10.7 During the financial year 2005-06,the
amount has been sanctioned/disbursed as given
below:-
Amount Disbursed
i) Scholarships to 900 students
pursuing professional/technical
degree courses Rs.72.00 lakhs
ii) Ad-hoc grant to 915 students
of General Degree courses Rs.32.02 lakhs
iii) Matching grant to 4 State
Wakf Boards Rs.1.40 lakhs
iv) Grant to 3 I.T.Is. Rs.12.22 lakhs
v) Financial assistance to
3 Vocational training centres Rs.8.00 lakhs
vi) Financial assistance to
1 School Library Rs.1.00 lakh
5.10.8 Up to December 2005, a total of 10802
scholarships have been issued by the Council to
the students of Technical Degree courses like MBBS,
BUMS, BAMS, B.Tech and B.Sc. (Ag) etc. Similarly
“ad-hoc” grants have been given for 3766 cases
under the scheme of Ad-hoc Grant to Poor and
Needy Students. 603 Voluntary Organisations/
Technical Institutes have been assisted for technical
training/vocational training. Under the scheme for
setting of I.T.Is., the Central Wakf Council has
approved 14 I.T.Is in muslim concentrated districts/
areas.
DARGAH KHWAJA SAHEB,AJMER5.11 The Durgah of Khawaja Moinuddin Chishty
(R.A.) at Ajmer in Rajasthan is a Wakf of
international fame. The Durgah is being governed
by the Central Act known as the Durgah Khwaja
Saheb Act, 1955. At present the administration and
control of Dargah Endowment vests in the Dargah
Committee which is appointed by the Central
Government under Section 5 of the Dargah Khwaja
Saheb Act, 1955. Nazim is also appointed by the
Central Government under Section 9 of the Act
with the consultation of the Dargah Committee for
assistance to the Dargah Committee in upkeeping
and maintenance of Dargah endowment. The
Nazim exercises powers of control, supervision and
management of Durgah Endowment under the
directions of Durgah Committee.
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5.11.2 During the current financial year 2005-06
amount of Rs. 2.06 crores was received by way of
rent from Dargah Guest House, rent from
properties and donations, contributions. The
Dargah Committee sanctioned a budget of Rs.
2.05 crores towards expenditure on welfare
activities, upkeep and maintenance of Dargah
Sharif during the year 2005-2006.
SERVICES BEING RENDERED BYDARGAH COMMITTEE.
i) Daily presentation of flowers, sandal and candles
on the Holy Shrine. Annually about Rs.
5,00,000/- is being spent.
ii) Management of Annual Urs of Hazrat Khwaja
Moinuddin Hasan Chisthy (R.A.) in Rajab and
his Peer-O-Murshid Hazrat Khwaja Usmain
(R.A.) is Shawwal. Annually about Rs. 3,00,000/
- is being spent.
iii) Management of Muharram Sharif inside Dargah
Sharif and opening of Chilla of Hazrat Baba
Farid (R.A.). Annually about Rs. 1,50,000/- is
being spent.
iv) Fateha of Khulfa-E-Reshiden and Buzurgan-e-
Deen. Annually about Rs. 40,000/- is being
spent.
v) Running of Darul Uloom Moinia Usmaniya
Dargah Sharif for providing Deeni Taleem.
Annually about Rs. 2,50,000/- is being spent.
vi) Running of Khwaja Model School, English
medium School duly recognized by the
Government for imparting education alongwith
basis knowledge of Deeniyat/Moral Education.
Annually about Rs. 9,00,000/- is being spent.
vii) Daily langar for poor with special Sehri/Iftar
arrangements during Ramzan. Annually about
Rs. 3,68,174/- is being spent.
viii) Stipend to widows and needy persons. Annually
about Rs. 5,00,000/- being spent.
ix) Maintenance of Homeopathic Dispensary and
Unani Shafa Khana supplying medicines free of
cost. Annually about Rs. 1,50,000/- is being
spent.
x) Scholarships to needy and meritorious students
undergoing Medical, Engineering and other
Courses. Annually about Rs. 1,00,000/- is being
spent.
xi) Maintenance of Idgah and financial assistance
to mosques. Annually about Rs. 45,000/- is
being spent.
xii) Burial of unclaimed dead bodies. Annually about
Rs. 1,50,000/- is being spent.
xiii) Arrangements of Shamiyanas, water for wazoo
and drinking water in Dargah Sharif. Annually
about Rs. 40,000/- is being spent.
xiv) Payment of Huqooq to hereditary staff. Annually
about Rs. 1,00,000/- is being spent.
The 793nd Urs of Khwaja Moinuddin Chisthy (R.A.)
was celebrated in a befitting manner wherein about
9 lakhs of devotees irrespective of faith paid homage
to the mighty soul of India.
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6.1. The Ministry has been taking various
programmes for the welfare of persons with
disabilities. Major achievements during the current
year have been the following:-
6.1.2. Formulation of a National Policy for
Persons with Disabilities was under consideration
of the Government. Now, a National Policy has
been formulated. The policy focuses on the
prevention of disabilities and the physical and
economic rehabilitation measures for disabled
persons. It also addresses the concerns of women
and children with disabilities, the creation of barrier-
free environment, promotion of Non-
Governmental Organizations, social security and
education for persons with disabilities etc. The
policy also lists principal areas of Government
interventions. The policy has to be implemented
by concerned Ministries and Departments of
Central Government, State Governments,
Panchayati Raj Institution with participation of
stakeholders including non-governmental
organizations, disabled people organizations,
advocacy groups, family associations, experts and
professionals. The implementation of the policy is
to be monitored by an Inter-Ministerial Body at
Central, State and District level.
6.1.3. Hon’ble Minister of Social Justice and
Empowerment visited Leh where a camp for persons
with disabilities was organized on 15-16 June,
2005. Six hundred and forty disabled persons were
examined by professionals and four hundred and
eighty assistive devices were distributed. About
one thousand persons from remote and interior
villages attended the programme.
6.1.4. An Earthquake of intensity 7.4 on
Richter scale occurred in Pakistan on the 8th
October,2005 which affected significantly the State
of Jammu & Kashmir. Immediate relief measures
were taken to provide assistive devices-crutches,
wheel chairs, splinters- to the victims of the
earthquake, psychological counseling was
provided to the persons suffering from Post
Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and necessary
theraputic interventions were made. Assistive
devices were provided to 130 victims after proper
assessment of their disabilities, approximately
10,000 persons were provided counseling services
in various districts and 1040 persons were trained
on PTSD Counseling skills, Behaviour Modification
& Management of Disabilities etc.
6.1.5. One hundred and sixty five camps for
distribution of Aids & Appliances in the North
Eastern States were held and 11302 persons with
disabilities were provided assistive devices.
6.1.6. The Supreme Court in its order dated
16/04/2004 in the Civil Appeal No.4655 and
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5218 of 2000 has directed that the banks, who
have collected an estimated amount of Rs.723.79
crores through rounding off in collection of interest
tax, should transfer it to a trust which would be
used for welfare of persons with disabilities. The
Court has constituted a Committee under
chairmanship of Comptroller and Auditor General
of India with Finance Secretary and Law Secretary
as members. The Ministry has sought directions
of the Apex court for transfer of these funds to the
National Trust for Welfare of persons with Autism,
Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation and Multiple
Disabilities for purposeful utilization.
6.1.7. The scheme to provide assistive devices
free of cost or at concessional rates to needy
persons with disabilities has been revised to expand
its coverage. Apart from revision in income
eligibility, many new products have been brought
under the purview of the scheme, which includes
motorized tricycle for persons with locomotor
disabilities, software for persons with visual
disabilities using computers etc. Further, it has also
been provided that at least 25% of beneficiaries
should be women.
6.1.8. Twelve States and three UTs have
amended their building bye-laws and issued
instructions to the concerned departments/
organizations for incorporating barrier free features
in the building plans of public buildings.
6.1.9. On 27.12.2005 His Excellency
Dr.A.P.J.Abdul Kalam, Hon’ble President of India
along with the Hon’ble Governor and Chief
Minister of Orissa visited the National Institute of
Rehabilitation Training & Research (NIRTAR) and
was welcomed by Smt. Meira Kumar, Hon’ble
Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment. The
dignitaries showed keen interest in the
reconstructive surgeries being done in the Institute
and rehabilitation aids and appliances designed
and developed by them.
6.1.10. PROGRESS OF SCHEMES
6.2. Various schemes for the welfare of persons
with disabilities were continued in the current year.
Details of the schemes and the achievements in
the year are given below:
DEENDAYAL DISABLEDREHABILITATION SCHEME
6.2.2. The scheme provides support to Non
Government Organizations to deliver various
rehabilitation services to persons with disabilities.
The activities supported under the scheme are:
Special schools for children with orthopedic,
speech, hearing, visual and mentally disabilities,
vocational training centers to provide basic skills
to person with disabilities so that they may live as
independently as possible, community based
rehabilitation programme, half-way homes for
psycho-social rehabilitation of treated and
controlled mentally ill persons, community based
rehabilitation programme, pre-school & early
intervention programmes, manpower development
programmes, support for setting up Braille presses
and placement services, etc. District Disability
Rehabilitation Centres set up by the Ministry are
also funded under this scheme after they have been
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run for a period of three years and have been
handed over to a voluntary organization for its
further continuance and maintenance. Under this
Scheme, the Ministry support both recurring and
non-recurring expenditure
6.2.3. In 2004-2005, 688 Organisations were
released grant-in-aid assistance of Rs.67.31 crore
to benefit 1.7 lakhs persons. During this year upto
31.12.2005, 543 Organisations have been assisted
with Rs.31.69 crore to benefit over 40,090 (fourty
thousand and ninty) persons (Annexure-XIX).
SCHEME OF ASSISTANCE TODISABLED PERSONS FORPURCHASE/FITTING OF AIDS/APPLIANCES (ADIP SCHEME)
6.3. The main objective of the Scheme is to assist
the needy physically handicapped person with
durable, modern and standard aids and
appliances, which can promote their physical,
social and psychological rehabilitation. The
Scheme has been revised w.e.f. 01.04.2005 and
its scope has been enlarged. Under the revised
scheme, the aids and appliances costing upto Rs.
6,000/- are given to the disabled person free of
cost whose monthly income is upto Rs. 6,500/-
and 50% of the cost to those having an income
between Rs. 6,501/- and Rs. 10,000/- per month.
Under the Scheme medical and surgical correction
and intervention, which is essential prior to fitment
of aids and appliances is also included.
6.4.2. Allocation for 2004-05 was Rs. 60.00
crores and an amount of Rs. 63.18 crore has
been released to the 146 NGOs/implementing
agencies. Allocation for the year 2005-06 is
Rs. 60.00 crore, Rs.32.34 has been released to
66 implementing agencies upto 31-12-2005
(Annexure-XX).
SCHEME FOR NATIONALSCHOLARSHIP OF PERSONSWITH DISABILITIES:
6.5. Under the Scheme of National Scholarship
for Persons with Disabilities, every year 500 new
scholarships are awarded for pursuing post matric
professional and technical courses of duration
more than a year. However, in respect of students
with cerebral palsy, mental retardation, multiple
disabilities and profound or severe hearing
impairment, scholarships are awarded for pursuing
studies from IX Std. onwards. Advertisements
inviting applications for scholarships are given in
leading national/regional newspapers in the month
of June and also placed on the website of the
Ministry. State Governments/UT Administrations are
also requested to give wide publicity to the scheme.
6.5.2. Students with 40% or more disability whose
monthly family income does not exceed Rs.15,000/
- are eligible for scholarship. A scholarship of
Rs.700/- per month to day scholars and Rs.1,000/
- per month to hostellers is provided to the students
pursuing Graduate and Post Graduate level
technical or professional courses. A scholarship of
Rs.400/- per month to day scholars and Rs.700/-
per month to hostellers is provided for pursuing
diploma and certificate level professional courses. In
addition to the scholarship, the students are reimbursed
course fee subject to a ceiling of Rs.10,000/- per year.
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NATIONAL AWARD FOR THEWELFARE OF PERSONS WITHDISABILITIES
6.6. The National Awards are conferred on the
persons with disabilities having outstanding
achievements, and the individuals and
organisations that are working for the welfare of
persons with disabilities. These awards have been
instituted with the objective to focus public attention
on the issues concerning persons with disabilities
and to promote their mainstreaming in the society.
The awards are given away on 3rd of December
every year, which has been declared as
International Day of Disabled Persons.
6.6.2. On the occasion of the International
Disability Day, the 3 rd December, 2005, fifty one
awards were conferred on outstanding individuals
and institutions. The awards are given to (i) best
employees (including self-employed) with
disabilities (ii) best employers and placement
officer/agency for placement of persons with
disabilities, (iii) best individual and institution for
the cause of persons with disabilities (iv) best
technological innovations for the cause of disabled
and adaptability of innovation to provide cost
effective technology (v) best creative child with
disabilities (vi) outstanding creative individual with
disabilities (vii) outstanding work in the creation of
barrier-free environment for the people with
disabilities (ix) best district in providing rehabilitation
services (x) best Local Level Committee of National
Trust and (xi) special commendations.
ACTIVITIES OF STATUTORYBODIESOFFICE OF THE CHIEFCOMMISSIONER FOR PERSONSWITH DISABILITIES (CCD)
6.7. The Office of the Chief Commissioner for
Persons with Disabilities has been set up under
Section 57 of the Persons with Disabilities (Equal
Opportunities, Protection of Rights & Full
Participation) Act, 1995 and has been mandated
to take steps to safeguard the rights and ensure
facilities to the persons with disabilities. The Chief
Commissioner takes up with the concerned
authorities on complaints filed before him/her if
the provisions of the Persons with Disabilities Act,
any rules, bye-laws, regulations, executive orders
or instructions are violated or are not implemented.
The Act also empowers the Chief Commissioner
to take suo motu notice of any such non-
compliance.
6.7.2. Major activities undertaken by the Office of
CCD in the last one year are as follows:
(i) 1174 cases came up for consideration of the
CCD in the year 2004-05 and 977 were
disposed of. In the year 2005-06 (upto
December 2005), 1311 cases came up for
consideration and 1068 were disposed of.
(ii) Organised four Training Workshops for training
of Government officials and NGOs on creation
of barrier-free environment and Access Audit
at Lucknow, Chandigarh, Raipur and Pune.
Three hundred ninty six persons participated in
these workshops and were given theoretical as
well as practical training.
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(iii) Monitored the progress of modification of
buildings of State Administrative Training
Institutes and offices of State Commissioner for
persons with Disabilites for making these as
model barrier free buildings in Gujarat,
Jharkhand, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh,
Maharashtra, Manipur, Orissa, Tamil Nadu,
Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, Uttranchal and West
Bengal.
(iv) Published a Compilation of Judgments on
Disability Issues delivered by various courts,
which was released by the Hon’ble Minister of
Social Justice and Empowerment in July 2005.
NATIONAL TRUST FOR WELFAREOF PERSONS WITH AUTISM,CEREBRAL PALSY, MENTALRETARDATION AND MULTIPLEDISABILITIES6.8. The main objectives of the National Trust are
to enable and empower persons with disabilities
to live as independently and as fully as possible, to
extend support to registered organisations
providing need based services, and to evolve
procedure for appointment of legal guardians for
persons with disabilities requiring such protection.
The Government of India has provided Rs.100
crores towards corpus of the Trust. The income
generated from the corpus is utilised to implement
its programmes.
6.8.2. The Trust has, so far, registered 643
Non-governmental Organisations working in the
field of autism, cerebral palsy, mental retardation
and multiple disabilities, of which 65 organisations
belong to Parents Associations of persons with
autism, cerebral palsy, mental retardation and
multiple disabilities. The Trust has, so far set up
449 Local Level Committees which are headed by
the District Collectors, of which 208 Committees
have been made operational through extensive use
of video conferencing and sustained dialogues with
District Collectors. These committees have
appointed more than 4,000 legal guardians. As a
result of convergent action of Local Level
Committees at district level, more than 13 lakh
persons with disabilities have been benefited under
various schemes.
6.8.3Under the Scheme “Establishment of Relief
Institutions” which has now been revised and
renamed as “Centre Based Services” Scheme,
financial assistance to 65 projects has been
extended in the current year. Under the
“Community Based Care Givers” Scheme, so far
2383 Rehabilitation Professionals have been
trained under the “Supported Guardianship”
Scheme and 237 beneficiaries have been
supported.
6.8.4. State wise details of financial and physical
achievements under various schemes of the
National Trust during the year 2005-06 are given
in the Annexure-XXI.
REHABILITATION COUNCIL OFINDIA
6.9. The Rehabilitation Council of India has been
established to regulate and monitor the training of
rehabilitation professionals and personnel,
promote research in rehabilitation and maintain
Central Rehabilitation Register.
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6.9.2. Major achievements of the Council in the
last one year has been the following:
(i) So far 56 long term and short term courses for
16 categories of professionals have been
standardized and are being run by various
Universities/ Institutions. Details are at
Annexure-XXII
(ii) During the year 13 institutions have been
recognized taking the total of recognized
institutions to 201 for imparting training for
development of rehabilitation manpower.
(iii) 27,968 professionals and personnel have been
registered so far on the Central Rehabilitation
Register. 629 professionals and 976 personnel
were registered in the current year (upto
December, 2005).
(iv) To update the knowledge of the professional
and personnel in the area of disabilities, the
Council sponsored 93 Continuing
Rehabilitation Education programmes.
(v) The Council has signed an MOU with NCTE
to incorporate the course content on special
education in the curriculum of general teacher
training programme. MOU has also been
signed with North Eastern Hill University and
Gujarat Open University to start a B.Ed.(Special
Education) programme.
(vi) Recognizing the importance of convergence in
implementation of provisions of the Act and
various schemes, a workshop on disability issues
in collaboration with Chief Commissoner for
Persons with Disabilities and National Trust was
held at Shillong, Meghalaya in November
2005.
ACTIVITIES OF THEINSTITUTIONS FOR PERSONSWITH DISABILITIES
The Government has been supporting its various
institutions that are providing various services to
persons with disabilities.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE
VISUALLY HANDICAPPED, DEHRADUN
6.10.The objective of the Institute is to conduct,
sponsor and coordinate all aspects of education
for rehabilitation of persons with visual disabilities
and coordinate research in these areas. The
Institute conducted five long-term and 47 short-
term training programmes during the year. Further,
48 camps were organized which benefited 10,345
persons in the last one year. It has established a
Live Plant Bio-Resource Centre (Touch and Smell
Garden for the Visually Impaired persons) in its
campus as a joint venture of NIVH and Department
of Bio Technology, New Delhi.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THEHEARING HANDICAPPED, MUMBAI
6.11.The Institute has been established for
manpower development, research, clinical and
therapeutic services, outreach and extension
services for the persons with hearing disabilities.
In the year 2004-05, 34 long-term courses and
93 short-term programmes were conducted. The
Institute organized 128 camps which provided
benefits to 12,942 persons with disabilities. The
institute has set up a Disability information line.
Hon’ble Minister of Social Justice and
Empowerment, Smt. Meira Kumar dedicated the
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Disability Line to the people of Maharashtra and
Goa. Shri Baba Siddique, Hon.’ble Minister of State
for Food and Drug Administration, Govt. of
Maharashtra and Shri Eknath Gaikwad, Hon’ble
Member of Parliament were Guest of Honour.
DISABILITY LINE is an IVRS based telephonic
information service system in English, Hindi and
Marathi accessible by a local call in Maharashtra-
Goa Telecom circle. This provides general
information and referral services in the area of
disability.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
REHABILITATION TRAINING &
RESEARCH, CUTTACK
6.12.The aims and objectives of the Institute are
human resources development, implementation of
service delivery programmes, research and
outreach programmes. In the year 2004-05, 6
long-term and 18 short-term programmes were
conducted. The Institute organized 43 camps with
the coverage of 6,117 beneficiaries.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE
ORTHOPAEDICALLY HANDICAPPED,KOLKATA
6.13. The mission of the Institute is to develop
human resources for providing rehabilitation
services to persons with locomotor disabilities,
providing of services in rehabilitation, restorative
surgery, aids/appliances etc. The Institute
conducted 9 long-term and 16 short-term training
programmes during the year. Forty-five camps were
organized during the year benefiting 11,314
persons.
Hon’ble President of India Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam On 27th December 2005 alongwith Hon’ble Governor of Orissa andHon’ble Minister of Social Justice Empowerment Smt. Meira Kumar visited National Institute of Rehab. & Trg. Cuttack
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NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THEMENTALLY HANDICAPPED,SECUNDERABAD
6.14.The Institute has been established with the
objective to prepare human resources equipped
to deliver services through quality models of
rehabilitation based on life cycle needs. In 2004-
05, the Institute organized 11 long-term and 505
short-term training programmes. It conducted 312
camps, which provided benefits to 34,996 persons
with disabilities.
INSTITUTE FOR THE PHYSICALLYHANDICAPPED, NEW DELHI
6.15.Major objective of the Institute is to develop
trained manpower for rehabilitation of persons with
orthopaedically disabled persons, provide outreach
services and research. In the year 2004-05, the
Institute conducted 3 long-term and 6 short-term
courses. Fifty-eight assessment and fitment camps
were also organized covering 10,192 beneficiaries.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE
EMPOWERMENT WITH PERSONS WITHMULTIPLE DISABILITIES (NIEPMD),
CHENNAI
6.16.During the past two decades, there has been
rapid expansion of activities and programmes for
persons with disabilities. However, the groups of
persons with multiple disabilities have not been
adequately reached through existing programmes.
In order to extend the coverage of programmes
and activities for persons with multiple disabilities,
the Government of India has set up this Institute.
The proposal was approved at a total cost of
Rs.61.90 crores comprising of land cost of
Rs.39.20 crores (notional), non-recurring cost of
Rs.18.10 crores and a recurring cost of Rs. 4.60
crores for the remaining period of Xth Five Year Plan.
6.16.2. Government of Tamil Nadu has provided
the land for this Institute. Government of India is
providing the financial support for construction of
the building of the Institute and other activities.
The institute has started clinical services and short-
term training programmes for caregivers in July
2005.
COMPOSITE REGIONAL CENTRES FOR
PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (CRCS)
6.17.Due to lack of adequate facilities for
rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities, the
Ministry has set up five Composite Regional Centres
for Persons with Disabilities at Srinagar,
Sundernagar ( Himachal Pradesh), Lucknow,
Bhopal and Guwahati to provide both preventive
and promotional aspects of rehabilitation like
education, health, employment and vocational
training, research and manpower development,
rehabilitation for persons with disabilities etc.
6.17.2. Basic objective of CRCs is to create the
infrastructure required for training and manpower
development, research and providing services to
persons with disabilities, particularly in those parts
of the country where such infrastructure is lacking.
These Centres are providing composite and
comprehensive facilities for rehabilitation of
persons with disabilities of all categories, training
and organizing awareness programmes in the field
of rehabilitation at regional levels. The CRCs also
conduct comprehensive rehabilitation services
including providing aids and appliances to the
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persons with disabilities. All the CRCs are
functional. These Centres are being provided with
assistance to build their own buildings, which will
have all disabled friendly features and barrier free
access.
6.17.3. Smt. Meira Kumar, Hon’ble Minister visited
Leh to inaugurate an assessment/distribution camp
for persons with disabilities from 16-19 June, 2005
organised by CRC, Srinagar where more than 650
disabled persons were provided aids and
appliances.
INDIAN SPINAL INJURY CENTRE, NEWDELHI
6.18.This institution is a Non-Governmental
Organisation set up with the support of the Ministry
of Social Justice and Empowerment. The objective
of the centre is to provide comprehensive
rehabilitation management services to patients with
spinal cord injuries and related ailments. These
include intervention in the form of reconstructive
surgery, stabilization operations, physical
rehabilitation, psycho-social rehabilitation and
vocational rehabilitation services. There has been
an increase in the number of free OPD and paid
OPD patients, besides patients from India, the
centre also attracts patients from foreign countries.
Thirty beds are earmarked for treatment of patients
from poor and indigent categories, and out of this
the Ministry supports 25 beds while the expenses
on 5 beds is borne by ISIC itself. The Institute is
able to perform very complicated surgeries with
good results. The Centre presently has 123 beds
and plans to increase the bed strength to 150. In
its endeavour to promote research facilities at the
Centre, ISIC has entered into collaboration on
research with the National Institute on Disability
Rehabilitation and Research (NIDRR), Ministry of
Education, USA. One of the unique features of the
Institute building is that it provides a totally barrier
free environment.
REGIONAL REHABILITATION CENTRESFOR PERSONS WITH SPINAL INJURIES
(RRCS)
6.19.Four Regional Rehabilitation Centres for
persons with Spinal Injuries (RRCs) have been set
up at Jabalpur, Mohali, Cuttack and Bareilly. The
Indian Spinal Injuries Centre, New Delhi provides
the technical support and advice for equipping and
staffing the centers.
DISTRICT DISABILITY REHABILITATION
CENTERS (DDRCS).
6.20.The Ministry with active support of State
Governments is facilitating setting up of District
Disability Rehabilitation Centers (DDRCs) to provide
rehabilitation services to persons with disabilities.
New centres are to be set up in unreached and
unserved districts of the country in a phased
manner.
6.20.2. These centers are to provide services for
prevention and early detection, referral for medical
intervention and surgical correction, fitment of
artificial aids and appliances, therapeutic services
such as physiotherapy, occupational and speech
therapy, provision of training for acquisition of skills
through vocational training, job placement in local
industries etc. at district headquarters as well as
through camp approach.
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6.20.3. During the year 2005-06, 5 new DDRCs
have been set up and 7 more are likely to start
their operation soon. In all 149 DDRCs have been
sanctioned out of which 122 DDRCs are
operational. Further over 70,000 persons with
disabilities have benefited from various services of
DDRCs during the year (till December, 2005).
6.20.4. Regional workshops at Shimla, Ooty and
Puri have been organized for District Collectors
and senior State Government officials to sensitize
them about various issues of DDRCs as well as
other relevant schemes/issues concerning
disabilities.
DISTRICT REHABILITATION CENTRE(DRC) SCHEME
6.21.The Ministry has finally decided to ‘bid adieu’
to the DRC Scheme which was being funded since
1985. It has decided to hand over the centers
created under the scheme to the State Governments
for future maintenance w.e.f. 1st April,’06. During
the year, more than 25,000 beneficiaries were
provided services.
ACTIVITIES OF PUBLIC SECTORUNDERTAKINGS
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS MANUFACTURINGCORPORATION OF INDIA (ALIMCO),KANPUR
6.22.The Corporation has been manufacturing
artificial limbs, accessories and their constituents
and promoting their availability, supply and
distribution at reasonable cost to the disabled
persons, hospitals and other rehabilitation
institutions. ALIMCO is a premier organisation
and is the largest manufacturer of Artificial Limbs,
Components and Rehabilitation Aids for the
disabled in India. During the year 2005-2006,
ALIMCO plans to achieve a turnover of Rs. 52
crores. The turnover during April 2005 to
December 2005 has been to the tune of Rs. 41.90
crores against the figure of Rs. 30.50 crores of
corresponding period during the previous year.
6.22.2. The annual production of Wheel Chairs,
Tri-wheelers and Auxilla Crutches achieved in the
year 2003-04 & 2004-05 along with likely
production in the year 2005-06 has been
represented in graphical form at Appendix A.
The product range of ALIMCO includes orthoses,
prosthesis for upper and lower extremities, spinal
braces, traction kits, wheel chairs, crutches, three
wheelers and special tools and equipment required
for fitment of prosthetic and orthotic assemblies
by limb fitting centres. The products of ALIMCO
are distributed throughout the country through its
Auxilary Production Centres at Bhubaneshwar,
Jabalpur and Bangalore, dealer network, the
National Institutes, NGOs, etc. Production and
sales of the corporation have been increasing over
the years.
6.22.3. ALIMCO has also been entrusted with
the task of performing the role of nodal agency for
handling gifts cargo received under bilateral
agreements entered into by the Government of
India with the Governments of USA, UK, Sweden,
Switzerland and Germany. During the year 2005-
06 the volume of gift cargo handled is expected to
the tune of 40,000 MT against which the
Corporation has been able to handle about
24,285 MT cargo till 31 December, 2005.
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ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT
NATIONAL HANDICAPPED FINANCE &DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (NHFDC)
6.23.National Handicapped Finance &
Development Corporation (NHFDC) has been set
up with the objective to promote economic
development activities and self-employment
ventures for the benefit of persons with disabilities.
6.23.2. The Corporation has been providing
loan to persons with disabilities for under taking
self-employment activities, upgradation of their
entrepreneurial skills for proper and efficient
management of self-employment schistoes
ventures, pursuing professional education and for
assisting in marketing of finished products from
the self-employment ventures of persons with
disabilities.
6.23.3. The authorized share capital of the
Corporation is Rs.400 crores and paid up capital
is 68.30 crores. The Corporation provides
concessional loan to persons with disabilities whose
family income does not exceed Rs.1. lakh in urban
areas and Rs.80,000/- in rural areas. NHFDC
operates through State Channelising Agencies
nominated by respective State Governments and
Union Territory Administrations. At present, 46 such
agencies are operational.
6.23.4.During the current year, loans of Rs.4.49
crores have been disbursed covering 1,111 men
and Rs.0.98 crores covering 299 women.
6.23.5. Financial and physical achievements
State-wise and are given in the Annexure-XXIII.
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYPROJECT IN MISSION MODE
6.24.The Science and Technology Project in
Mission Mode is engaged in development of
technology which ultimately leads to development
of suitable devices which are high quality, durable,
comfortable and help in integration of persons with
disabilities into the main stream of the society. It
also aims to enhance the possibility of employment,
education, and skill development through research
for the benefit of the persons with disabilities.
6.24.2. Projects submitted by the established
Research & Development Centres, Academic
Institutions, Public Sector Industries are fully funded
under the scheme.
AWARENESS GENERATIONPROGRAMME
6.25. A pilot project for awareness generation on
various issues relating to disabilities has been
started in five states viz., Arunachal Pradesh, Assam,
Bihar, Tamil Nadu and Tripura in regional
languages. Doordarshan has been assigned the
jobs of developing and telecasting the programme
through 52 episodes. The programme is likely to
be telecast from 1 st week of March’06. In addition
8 spots have been developed and are being
telecast at regular intervals.
6.25.2. A pilot project for creation of awareness
on prevention and early detection & intervention
of various types of disabilities has been developed.
The project envisages dissemination of information
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in rural areas through Anganwadi workers. The
project is to be taken up in 30 districts- Uttar
Pradesh (17) and Bihar (13).
RELIEF AND REHABILITATION OFEARTHQUAKE VICTIMS INJAMMU AND KASHMIR
6.26.Teams of professionals were sent to Jammu
& Kashmir for providing psychological counseling
to the earthquake victims for Post Traumatic Stress
Disorder (PTSD) and therapeutic intervention
(Physiotherapy and Behaviour Modification. More
than 10,000 were provided counseling services.
Foldable Wheel Chairs were provided to hospitals
in Srinagar for use of victims undergoing treatment.
Besides, local people engaged in the field of
disability rehabilitation were also provided training
on PTSD Counseling Skills, Behaviour Modification
and Management of Disabilities.
6.26.2. Teams consisting of physiotherapist,
prosthesis and orthotics experts, ortho surgeons,
psychologists visited Tungdhar, Kupwara, Uri for
providing various types of rehabilitative services
including trauma handling for traumatized victims.
MONITORING MECHANISM
6.27. Performance has to match targets if an
organization has to achieve its stated objectives.
While rehabilitation and consequent empowerment
and integration in the social mainstream has a
qualitative aspect to it, quantitative targets are also
essential in the expenditure/ target bound system
of the Government. The disability division has a
well-developed monitoring system of its schemes,
programmes and Institutions/organizations under
it. The over all performance of the division is
monitored on a monthly basis by Secretary, Social
Justice and Empowerment. The Joint Secretary in
charge of disability undertakes a more intensive
review of activities of the bureau. Progress of the
implementation of PWD Act was reviewed by the
Statutory Committees i.e. Central Coordination
Committee (CCC) in its meetings held on
14.2.2005 and end 21.9.2005 and Central
Executive Committee (CEC) on 16.2.2005,
19.7.2005 and 7.2.2006.
6.27.2. A regular system of monthly reporting from
the National Institutes in the various areas of
disability, ALIMCO and NHFDC has been in
operation to closely monitor their performance
against the prescribed parameters and the
expenditure against their allocated budgets. The
officers of the Ministry also monitor their
performance through visits to these institutions.
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The traditional norms and values of the Indian
society emphasized on providing care and support
to the aged, children and other marginal groups
of the society. In recent times, the changing
demographic profile of the country has been
accompanied by a new socio-economic structure.
The erosion of joint family structure has made a
great impact on the entire support system within
the community available to the needy of all ages
and categories. The increasing incidence of
destitution, neglect, abandonment has exposed the
vulnerable segments such as children, the aged
and other marginalized categories to abuse and
exploitation. As a result, the aged persons, children
and other categories in need of care and support
are exposed to emotional neglect and lack of
physical support.
7.2 The issue of aged, the children in conflict
with law and prevention of drug substance abuse
has become a major social challenge. Prevention
and providing of services for the care and
protection of the segments at risk has, therefore,
assumed great significance. In the area of Social
Defence, the Ministry has been engaged in the task
of strengthening existing infrastructure as also
encouraging the setting-up or creation of new ones
to provide support to fulfill the needs of neglected,
and destitute children, who for the want of support
become delinquent and are often found to be in
conflict with society or law.
7.3 The multi-pronged programmes and the
policies of the Ministry in the area of social defence
aim at equipping this group with varied services
for growth and development to make them active,
self-reliant and productive contributors to the
national economy. All the programmes are meant
to prevent neglect, abuse and exploitation and to
provide assistance to assimilate them into
mainstream. In order to rehabilitate and empower
these categories, the Ministry works in close
collaboration with voluntary organizations. The
interventions are meant to play the role of a catalyst
and promote community action. The State
Governments, autonomous bodies, NGOs, and
even the corporate world are involved in
formulating and implementing these policies.
OLDER PERSONS
7.4 Population ageing has become a global
phenomenon. The population of older persons in
India is increasing at a fast pace. Because of the
general improvement in the health care facilities
over the years, there is a continuous increase in
the life expectancy. This has resulted in the fact
that more and more people are now living longer.
As such, India became the second largest country
in the world in respect of the population of older
persons. As per Census 2001, the total population
of older persons in India is 7,66,22,321.
Projection studies indicate that the number of 60+
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in India will increase to 100 million in 2013 and
to 198 million in 2030. The special features of the
elderly population in India are :- (a) a majority
(80%) of them are in the rural areas, thus making
service delivery a challenge, (b) feminization of
the elderly population (By the year 2016, 51% of
the elderly population would be women ) and (c)
increase in the number of the older persons (above
80 years)[Source: Registrar General of India].
NATIONAL POLICY FOR OLDER PERSONS
7.4.2 The Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
is the nodal Ministry responsible for the welfare of
older persons. The National Policy for Older
Persons (NPOP) was announced with the objective
of –
(a) To encourage families to take care of their older
family members;
(b) to enable and support voluntary and non-gover-
nmental organizations to supplement the care
provided by the family;
(c) to provide care and protection to the vulnerable
elderly people,
(d) to provide health care facility to the elderly; (e)
to promote research and training facilities to
train geriatric care givers and organizers of
services for the elderly;
(f) to encourage individuals to make provision for
their own as well as their spouse’s old age;
and
(g) to create awareness regarding elderly persons
to enable them to become independent citizens.
OPERATIONAL MECHANISM FOR
IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL
POLICY ON OLDER PERSONS (NPOP)
NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR OLDER
PERSONS
7.4.3 The Government has re-constituted a
National Council for Older Persons (NCOP) in
2005 under the Chairpersonship of the Minister
for Social Justice and Empowerment to advise the
Government on policies and programmes for older
persons and also to provide a feedback to the
Government on the implementation of the National
Policy on Older Persons. The NCOP is the highest
body to advise and coordinate with the
Government in the formulation and
implementation of policies and programmes for
the welfare of the aged. The present number of
NCOP member is 33. The NCOP’s members are
experienced and well-known individuals
representing NGOs, citizen’s groups, retired
person’s associations and from the field of law,
social welfare and security, research, and medicine.
The NCOP, in their meetings held from time to
time, reviews the policies for the welfare of elderly.
INTERMINISTERIAL COMMITTEE
7.4.4The Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
has an Inter-Ministerial Committee comprising
twenty-two Ministries/Departments. The Ministry of
Social Justice & Empowerment has prepared the
Plan of Action earmarking certain action points
for implementation by the various Ministries/
Departments concerned. Since the task ahead is
vast, the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
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envisages an annual phase-wise implementation
of the Plan of Action. With this end in view, the
Ministry is preparing Annual Plan of Action each
and every year.
Celebration of International Day of
Older Persons on 1st October, 2005
7.4.5The International Day for Older Persons is
celebrated every year on 1st October. The Ministry
has celebrated the 1 st October, 2005, the
International Day of Older Persons, by holding a
series of programmes. The main aim behind this
celebration is to recognize the services rendered
by the eminent senior citizens and to sensitize the
society at large about the problems of the older
persons and to reiterate the government’s
commitment towards them. A “Inter- generational
Walk” was held in New Delhi in the morning in
which more than 2500 senior citizens and children
had participated. It was led by Hon’ble Minister
for Social Justice & Empowerment. Seven eminent
older persons were awarded with “Vayo Shrestha
Samman” for their outstanding contribution to the
society. The award comprised of a citation, a trophy
and a shawl. The Vayo Shrestha Samman was
awarded in the following categories :
Hon’ble Minister of Social Justice & Empowerment Shrimati Meira Kumar honoured Smt. Hansa Devi Mother of BachendriPal with ‘Vyosrcsta Purshkar ’ on 1st October 2005 on the occasion of International Day of Older Persons
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SCHEMES FOR OLDER PERSONS
The Ministry is also implementing two grant-in-aid
schemes for the welfare of older persons. The
details of these schemes are given below:-
INTEGRATED PROGRAMME FOR
OLDER PERSONS
7.4.6The Scheme of Integrated Programme for
Older Persons is being implemented since
November 1992 with an aim to empower and
improve the quality of life of older persons. Under
the scheme, financial assistance upto 90% of the
project cost is provided to Non-governmental
organizations for establishing and maintaining old
age homes, day care centres, mobile medicare
units and to provide non institutional services to
older persons. The scheme has been made flexible
Hon’ble Minister of Social Justice & Empowerment Shrimati Meira Kumar on october 1, 2005 flagged off the ‘walkthon awalk’ by older persons and school children to mark the International Day for older persons in New Dehi
Category of Award Name of awardee
i) Institution Award Shri S.D. Gokhale
for Knowledge on behalf of CASP
(International Longevity
Centre)
ii) Institution Award Smt. Savithri Vaithi
for Service on behalf of Vishranti
Home for Senior Citizen,
Chennai
iii) Centenarian Award Smt. Satyavati,
iv) Best Mother Award Smt. Hansadevi Paul,
v) Courage and Shri J.N. Kaul
Bravery Award
vi) Life Time Shri N.L. Kumar
Achievement Award
vii)Creative Art Award Ms. Mahasveta Devi
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so as to meet the diverse needs of older persons
including reinforcement and strengthening of the
family, awareness generation on issues pertaining
to older persons, popularization of the concept of
life long preparation for old age, facilitating
productive ageing etc.
7.4.6.2 During 2004-05, an amount of Rs. 15.68
crores was released to 444 Non Governmental
Organisations for running 338 old age homes,
241 day care centres, 45 mobile medicare units
and 2 Non-Institutional Service Centres benefiting
55550 older person. Financial assistance of Rs.
5.53 crore has been given to 289 NGOs for
running 223 old age homes, 151 day care centres,
31 mobile medicare units and 1 non institutional
service centre in different parts of the country during
2005-06 (upto 31.12.2005). A list of Voluntary
Organizations that received grant during 2005-
06 (upto December 2005) is given at
Annexure – XXIV.
ASSISTANCE TO PANCHAYATIRAJ INSTITUTIONS/VOLUNTARYORGANIZATIONS/ SELF HELPGROUPS FOR CONSTRUCTIONOF OLD AGE HOMES/ MULTISERVICE CENTRES FOR OLDERPERSON (NON PLAN)
7.4.7The Scheme provides for one time
construction grant for old age homes/multi service
centres. For this purpose Registered societies, Public
trust, Charitable companies or registered Self Help
Groups of Older Persons in addition to Panchayati
Raj Institutions are eligible to get the assistance
under this scheme. Grant-in-aid is given upto a
maximum of Rs. 15 lakhs (50% of the budget
estimate) and it is disbursed in two installments,
first being 70% and second being 30%. The
organisation has to show matching contribution
while applying for 2nd installment. During the year
2004-05, against the allocation of Rs. 1.25 crore
a total amount of Rs. 0.49 crore was released.
Budget provision for this non-plan scheme for the
year 2005-2006 is Rs. 1.25 crores.
New Initiatives
7.4.8 This Ministry has identified formulation of
Central Legislation for promoting the maintenance,
care and protection of older persons as one of the
thrust areas of the Ministry. The Objectives of the
proposed legislation include provision of need
based maintenance, ensure minimum level of
financial security, make a provision for adequate
old age pension to meet basic needs of older
persons, setting up a well equipped geriatric ward
in each district hospital and at least one old age
home in each district and to provide mechanism
for protection of life and property of older persons.
7.4.9Based on the inputs received from State
Govts., other stakeholders such as leading NGOs
and experts and views expressed during three
regional conferences/seminars at Bangalore,
Bhubaneshwar and Guwahati the proposed Bill is
being drafted by the Legislative Department.
DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION
7.5 Drug abuse is not only a problem arising out
of the availability and supply side of such
intoxicating drinks and drugs but it has a great
deal to do with the social conditions which create
the demand for or the need for consumption of
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such substances. The approach is to recognize
drug abuse as a psycho-socio medical problem,
which can be best handled through community-
based interventions. It has a three-pronged
strategy for demand reduction comprising of: the
following -
••••• Building awareness and educating people
about ill effects of drug abuse
••••• Dealing with the addicts through a programme
of motivational counselling, treatment, follow-
up and social-reintegration of recovered
addicts.
••••• Capacity building of service providers on
prevention/rehabilitation methodology
The objective is to empower the society and the
community to deal with the problem of drug abuse.
7.5.2 The “National Survey on the Extent,
Trends and Pattern of Drug Abuse in the Country”
undertaken in collaboration with the UN0DC and
ILO indicated that there are 73.2 million users and
dependent users in the country and the major drugs
of abuse are alcohol, cannabis, opium and heroin.
In order to keep abreast of the trend of drug abuse
in the country the Ministry also obtains information
on the types of drugs, method of consumption as
well as on the clinical and general profile from the
treatment seekers through its Drug Abuse
Monitoring System, on quarterly basis.
AWARENESS AND PREVENTIVE
EDUCATION
7.5.3 The Counselling and Awareness Centres are
engaged in a wide range of awareness generation
programmes in varied community settings including
local bodies, schools, highways etc. Besides the
Ministry has been utilizing the media channels, for
educating the people on the ill effects of drug abuse
and also disseminating information on the service
delivery.
TREATMENT AND REHABILITATION OF
SUBSTANCE ABUSERS: – Govt- NGO
Partnership
7.5.4 The Ministry of Social Justice &
Empowerment, as the focal point for drug demand
reduction programmes in the country, has been
implementing the scheme for Prohibition and Drug
Abuse Prevention since the year 1985-86.
Implementation of programmes for deaddiction
and rehabilitation of drug addicts require a State-
Voluntary Organisation partnership. Under the
Scheme, while a major portion of the cost of
services is borne by the Government, the voluntary
organisations provide actual services through the
Counselling and Awareness Centres and Treatment
cum Rehabilitation Centres. Under this Scheme,
the Ministry is assisting around 340 voluntary
organisations that are running 379 Treatment-
cum-Rehabilitation Centres and 52 Counselling
and Awareness Centres. Funds to the order of
Rs.25.50 crores were released by the Ministry to
these NGOs during the year 2004-05 and the
budget allocation for the year 2005-06 is Rs.27.01
crores. A list of Voluntary Organisations that
received grant during 2005-06 (Upto December
2005) is given at Annexure – XXV.
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TRAINING AND MANPOWERDEVELOPMENT – DEVELOPMENT OF
SERVICE PROVIDERS
7.5.5The Ministry has established a National
Centre for Drug Abuse Prevention (NC-DAP) under
the aegis of the National Institute of Social Defence,
New Delhi, to serve as the apex body for training,
research and documentation in the field of drug
abuse prevention. The NCDAP has been
conducting Certificate Course on De-addiction
Counselling and Rehabilitation of Drug Abusers.
It has also been conducting advocacy programmes,
seminars, conferences and training courses in
collaboration with the State Govt. Institutions and
NGOs. To decentralise the training interventions
consistent with local needs, eight institutions (non-
government organisations) have been designated
as Regional Resource and Training Centres (RRTCs),
representing different geographical regions of the
country. These RRTCs have been mandated for
regular monitoring of programmes, assessing
training needs of the service provides and
conducting advocacy at the regional level.
INTER-SECTORAL COLLABORATION
7.5.6The Government of India has been following
an integrated approach involving all concerned
Ministries and Departments, which can
complement and supplement the initiatives being
taken by each other. The initiatives being taken
include imparting education on drugs to the youth
through appropriate modification in school
curriculum and sensitisation of school environment.
Programmes have been developed for the
sensitisation of the teachers, parents and the peer
groups in a school environment through the
participation of the Non- Government
Organisations.
7.5.7Available Government infrastructure and
services have been integrated with the services
offered by the NGO sector for dealing with
associated health problems such as TB, HIV/AIDS,
Hepatitis etc. Recognising drug addicts as
vulnerable to the HIV/AIDS infection due to deviant
behaviour under the influence of drugs as well as
through injecting behaviour Ministry has
mainstreamed HIV/AIDS concerns into its
substance abuse programme. One of the
successful initiatives towards inter-sectoral
collaboration has been the integration of HIV/AIDS
prevention programme of the Ministry of Health &
Family Welfare into the substance abuse
programme of 100 NGO run Deaddiction Centres
supported by the Ministry of Social Justice and
Empowerment. The Deaddiction Centres in
Hospitals run by the Ministry of Health & Family
Welfare have also been linked up with this Ministry’s
NGO run deaddiction centres for referral and
support services.
7.5.8The International Day Against Drug Abuse &
Illicit Trafficking was observed by organizing a
weeklong awareness campaign starting from 21st
June to 26th June in all the 9 districts of Delhi
through street plays, nukkad nataks and free health
camps organized by NGOs from both the drug
and street children sector. The focus of the
campaign was educating people about the ill
effects of drug abuse in the society. On the
occasion of International Day Against Drug Abuse
and Illicit Trafficking Smt. Meira Kumar, Hon’ble
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Minister for Social Justice & Empowerment
launched an interactive South Asian Regional
Network (SARNET) to provide a wide variety of
information on substance abuse and HIV/AIDS to
the service providers, parents, recovering addicts
and for people who are keen on working in the
South Asian region. The Hon’ble Minister also
launched a National Network for Recovered
Addicts during the function. This network would
provide a wide, viable and confidential means of
sharing information by recovering addicts. This
would also help them in coming together for
supporting each other in order to ensure that the
recovery is permanent. Besides, it would be a
forum through which substance abusers can
interact with Rehabilitation Specialists and
Hon’ble Minister of Social Justice & Empowerment Shrimati Meira Kumar on 15.9.2005 releasingthe AMCHAM Compendium at the USAID conference on “Implementing Corporate Social
Responsibility Programme” in New Delhi.
Counsellers and obtain answers to their queries
and anxieties.
7.5.9Recognising the established nexus between
substance abuse and HIV/AIDS and the emergent
need to prevent HIV/AIDS amongst the substance
abusing population, the Ministry is one of the
stakeholders with the United Nations Office on
Drugs & Crime in the implementation of following
projects:
� Regional initiative for Mainstreaming HIV/
AIDS concerns in ongoing drug demand
reduction programme in South Asia
� Networking for reducing risk taking behaviour
related to drug abuse and HIV/AIDs
� Prevention of Transmission of HIV among
drug users in SAARC countries
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� Prevention of Spread of HIV among
vulnerable groups in South Asia
� Reducing Substance use related HIV
vulnerabilities in female drug users and
female partners of male substance users.
� Empowering communities for Prevention of
Drug Abuse and HIV/AIDS in India
Areas of Strength
7.5.10 Networking & Sharing: The Federation of
Indian NGOs in Drug Abuse Prevention
(FINGODAP) facilitates networking amongst the
member NGOs so as to gain from each other’s
experience and to learn the latest techniques to
deal with the problems of drug abuse and its
prevention along with to ensure the progress
towards implementation of Minimum Standards of
Services.
7.5.11 Quality of Assurance & Minimum
Standards: To maintain the quality of services
being provided on the NGOs funded by the
Ministry, Manual of Minimum Standards of Services
have been devised keeping in view of the regional
requirements.
7.5.12International Conferences: The
representatives of the Ministry participated in the
4th Conference of Asian Cities against Drugs at
Philippines during Sept., 2005 In the Conference
the drug demand reduction policies and
programmes implemented by the Govt. of India in
the field of drug demand reduction was presented
to the delegates including the efforts taken by the
Government through inter-sectoral convergence,
expansion of demand reduction programme
economic rehabilitation of the drug addicts and
manpower development in the field of drug
demand reduction.
7.5.13 Drug Abuse Monitoring System
(Dams): The Government has instutionalised
DAMS with the broad objective for creating a
database in respect of persons abusing drugs, type
of drugs used and method of consuming drugs
from the Treatment-Cum-Rehabilitation Centre
supported by the Ministry.
SCHEME OF ASSISTANCE TOVOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONSTO PROVIDE SOCIAL DEFENCE
SERVICES
7.6 The Scheme provides for undertaking
programmes which are not covered under the
regular schemes of the Ministry. In particular, the
scheme provides for pilot projects in un-chartered
areas in which the Ministry may like to formulate
independent programmes in due course. Under
this scheme, a number of programmes are being
supported for rehabilitation of children of sex
workers, destitute children and rehabilitation of the
families of drug de-addicted people particularly in
North East. Initiatives have also been taken to
support projects for rehabilitation of widows. The
budget allocation for the current financial year
2005-06 is Rs.6.00 crores against which the
expenditure up to 31.12.2005 is Rs.1.42 crore.
Details are given at Annexure-XXVI.
7.6.2 NISD brings out a quarterly journal “Social
Defence” with an objective to exchange information
and ideas regarding best practices required in the
area of social defence. The journal carries articles,
reviews and research papers pertaining to various
areas of social defence. It strives to provide critical
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insights into policies and practices in the area of
concern.
As a step towards networking with the media,
Government and private enterprises, for
sensitization and awareness on issues concerning
the NISD, it had developed video spots on old age
care as well as drug abuse prevention. These were
distributed to the various media agencies for
telecast on Ist October-International Day on Older
Persons and 26th June-international Day against
Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. These received
overwhelming response from the media as well as
the members of the civil society.
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL
DEFENCE
7.7 The National Institute of Social
Defence(NISD) is an autonomous body under the
administrative control of the Ministry and is the
nodal training and research institute for
interventions in the area of social defence. The
objective of the Institute is to strengthen and provide
technical inputs to the social defence programmes
of the Government of India and to develop and
train the manpower resources required ink the area
of social defence. The Institute is mainly involved
in conducting training programmes pertaining to
child protection, juvenile justice administration,
care for senior citizens and drug abuse prevention.
Besides training, the Institute is also involved in
collection of statistics, documentation and research.
The NISD also undertakes review of policies and
programmes in the field of social defence to
anticipate and diagnose social defence problems
and develop programmes for prevention,
rehabilitation and cure.
7.7.2 NISD brings out a quarterly journal “Social
Defence” with an objective to exchange information
and ideas regarding best practices required in the
area of social defence. The journal carries articles,
reviews and research papers pertaining to various
areas of social defence. It strives to provide critical
insights into policies and practices in the area of
concern.
7.7.3 As a step towards networking with the
media, Government and private enterprises, for
sensitization and awareness on issues concerning
the NISD, it had developed video spots on old age
care as well as drug abuse prevention. These were
distributed to the various media agencies for
telecast on Ist October-International Day on Older
Persons and 26th June-international Day against
Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. These received
overwhelming response from the media as well as
the members of the civil society.
CHILD WELFARE
7.8 Our society has undergone a significant
change from one having the joint family structure
as a basic cohesive unit to largely nuclear family
structure especially in cities. Large-scale migration
in cities has broken up the traditional family
structure which has impacted on the entire support
system within the community which was available
to the needy of all ages and categories. This has
led to an increasing incidence of destitution, neglect
and abandonment exposing the vulnerable
segments such as children and the aged to abuse
and exploitation. Provision of services for the care
and protection of these categories of destitute
people has, therefore, assumed great significance.
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PROGRAMMES FOR CARE AND
PROTECTION OF CHILDREN
7.8.2 The programmes of the Social Defence
Division focus on children in crisis situation such
as:
••••• street children,
••••• working children,
••••• orphaned children,
••••• children in conflict with the law,
••••• children affected by conflict or disasters, etc.
These children are in need of care and protection
as well as child friendly approach in adjudication
and disposition of matters relating to them. These
children need to be, as far as possible, restored to
the families in cases where they have been
separated from them. At the same time, there is
need for strengthening the family so that they do
not break up in the face of destitution caused by
poverty, illness or other factors. The aim is to
prevent children becoming homeless and deprived
of family environment. However, in the alternate,
we also need to have successful intervention
strategies for rehabilitation like adoption, foster
care etc.
AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMME
FOR STREET CHILDREN
7.8.3 The objective of this programme is to prevent
destitution of children without homes and family
ties and facilitate their withdrawal from life on the
streets. The scheme seeks to provide facilities like
shelter, nutrition, health care, education, and
recreation to these children so as to protect them
against abuse and exploitation. The strategy is to
develop awareness and provide support to build
the capacity of the Governments, NGOs and the
community at large to prevent children from abuse.
The target group of this programme is children
without homes and family support who are driven
to the streets and are especially vulnerable to abuse
and exploitation.
7.8.3.2 The main programme components of a
project under this scheme are:-
••••• City level surveys;
••••• Documentation of existing facilities and
preparation of city level plan of action;
••••• Contact programmes offering counseling,
guidance and referral services;
••••• Establishment of 24 hours drop-in shelters;
••••• Non-formal education programmes;
••••• Programmes for reintegration of children
with their families and placement of destitute
in foster care homes/hostels and residential
schools;
••••• Programmes for vocational training and
placement;
••••• Programmes aimed at health care and
reducing the incidence of drug and
substance abuse, HIV/AIDS etc.;
••••• Programmes for capacity building and for
advocacy and awareness.
7.8.4 Since inception of the Scheme, 2,88,923
Street Children have been extended help by the
Ministry. The details of the grant released during
the year 2005-06 up to 31st December 2005
are given at Annexure-XXVII.
COLLABORATION WITH UNICEF
7.8.5 An “Assessment for available interventions
and need for services for children in need of care
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& protection (including children infected & affected
by HIV/AIDS and Drug Abuse)” has been carried
out as a collaborative effort between Ministry of
Social Justice & Empowerment and UNICEF. The
main components of this activity are:
o Assess the requirement for services for children
in need of special care & protection especially
for the children infected and affected by HIV/
AIDS and drug abuse.
o Assess available interventions/programmes for
such children.
o Identify service gaps in the implementation of
programmes for children in need of care &
protection
o Recommend strategies for initiating child
specific programmes for such vulnerable group
of children
7.8.5.2 An interim report was prepared earlier on
the basis of secondary information available.
Subsequently, two workshops have been held at
Imphal and Hyderabad to make an assessment of
the gaps in services/interventions for children
affected by HIV/AIDS and drug abuse. Based upon
these, a final report is being prepared.
7.8.5.3 A facilitator’s Training Manual on
Counseling Skills for Street Educators was finalized
and printed during the year under the Work Plan,
which is being disseminated by NISD by organizing
training programmes.
7.8.5.4 A Working Group was constituted to plan
and provide technical inputs for the development
of National Guidelines for Foster Care along with
an action plan to operationalise the guidelines in
the States. The first meeting of the Working Group
was held on 7.10.05.
CHILDLINE SERVICES
7.9 Childline is a 24-hour toll free telephone
service available to all children in distress. Any such
child or an adult on his/her behalf can access the
Childline service by dialing 1098 free of cost and
will be rendered the necessary emergency relief.
At present, Childline is working in 68 cities. A list
of these cities is at Annexure-XXVIII.
Childline India Foundation
7.10 Childline India Foundation is the umbrella
organisation for conducting and ensuring quality
control of Childline operations as well as its
expansion to other cities in India. Childline India
Foundation lays down minimum quality standards
of the services provided to children. Childline India
has responded to more than 88 lakh (up to
31.10.2005) number of calls since its inception in
1996. These calls have been for shelter, medical
assistance, protection from abuse, emotional
support and guidance, information regarding
referral services and missing children.
JUVENILE JUSTICE {CARE ANDPROTECTION OF CHILDREN}ACT, 2000
7.11 The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of
Children) Act, 2000 gives legal sanctity to the
intentions and efforts of this Ministry. The Juvenile
Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2000
lays down the primary law for children in need of
care and protection as well as children in conflict
with law.
7.11.2 A Bill seeking amendment to The Juvenile
Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2000
was introduced in Lok Sabha on 29th August,
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2005. The Bill was referred to the Standing
Committee on Social Justice and Empowerment
for examination. The Standing Committee has
submitted its report.
PROGRAMME FOR JUVENILEJUSTICE7.12 The Ministry is implementing a Scheme called
“A Programme for Juvenile Justice”. Under the
scheme, the Ministry provides 50 per cent
assistance to State Governments and UT
Administrations for establishment and maintenance
of various institutions for juveniles in conflict with
law and children in need of care and protection.
In the year 2004-05, grant-in-aid of Rs 19.71
crores was released to 22 States/UTs and during
the year 2005-06, grant-in-aid of Rs.7.99 crores
has been released to 19 States/UTs up to
31 st December, 2005. Details are given at
Annexure-XXIX.
CENTRAL ADOPTION RESOURCEAUTHORITY7.13 Central Adoption Resource Agency (CARA)
was set up in 1990 and was subsequently registered
under the Societies Registration Act, 1860 on 18 th
March1999 to act as an autonomous body in the
matters relating to adoption. It regulates and
monitors the working of recognized social/child
welfare agencies engaged in inter-country
adoptions through State Governments and U.T.
Administrations. The Guidelines for Adoption of
Indian Children were formulated initially by the
Ministry in 1989. These were revised in 1995 on
the basis of the recommendations of the task force
set up for this purpose and in compliance with the
various pronouncements of the Supreme Court in
the case of Laxmi Kant Pandey Vs. Union of India.
These guidelines provide a framework to protect
the interests of both biological and adoptive parents
along with that of the children through the
mechanisms of licensing, follow-up reports and
documents.
7.13.2 CARA grants recognition to Indian
Placement Agencies on the recommendation of the
State Government for processing inter-country
adoption. It also accords enlistment to foreign
agencies that are engaged in sponsoring
applications of foreign prospective adoptive
parents. These agencies are licensed by the
appropriate Government Department in their
country of origin to mediate in-country and inter-
country adoptions and their applications for
enlistment/renewal are forwarded and
recommended by the India’s Diplomatic Mission.
At present, there are 74 recognized placement
agencies in the country and 158 foreign enlisted
agencies. During the current year, the recognition
to 25 Indian Placement Agencies for Inter-country
adoptions was renewed till 31.12.2005. Further,
the enlistments of 19 foreign adoption agencies
were renewed by 31.12.2005. The status of in-
country and inter-country adoptions for last three
years is as under:
Year In country Inter-country Total
Adoption Adoptions *
2003 1949 1024 2973
2004 1707 1021 2728
2005 1204 867 2071
* Inter-country Adoption Data includes NRIs
• Data pertain to the period January December-
2005
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• Data awaiting from 29 Agencies
The Hague Convention :
7.13.3 The Convention for the Protection of
Children and Cooperation for Inter-country
adoption 1993 (The Hague Convention) has come
into force in the country since 1st October, 2003.
For the purpose of implementation of the
Convention in our country, our Ministry is
functioning as the administrative Ministry and CARA
as the Central Authority.
7.13.3.2 A special Commission on the Practical
Operation of the Hague Convention was held
during 17 – 23 September, 2005. Two officers of
this Ministry and CARA attended the Special
Commission.
7.13.3.3 CARA has issued and circulated the
“Guidelines for In-country Adoption, 2004”, which
prescribe a uniform procedure for in-country
adoptions all over the country.
7.13.3.4 CARA has also revised the guidelines for
inter-country adoption keeping in view the
provisions of Hague Convention as well as advice
received from concerned parties. These guidelines
have been approved by the Ministry after
widespread consultations.
Training Activities on Child Adoption
7.13.4 Being fully sensitive to the need for
extending the adoption opportunity to a large
number of orphan children who are growing up in
adoption homes, CARA organized five Two Days
Orientation Programme on regional level one each
in Delhi, Kolkata, Guwahati, Pune and Chennai
during 2005-06 for District Level Officers of State
Govt. with the objective to impart adequate
knowledge to them and enhance their skill and
motivation to promote adoption and also to explore
the possibility for further streamlining of adoption
procedure in each State. These programmes
besides energizing the concerned functionaries
have helped CARA to identify the areas of
improvement in the adoption programme as well
as encouraging more involvement of the concerned
State Governments.
Promotional Activities:
7.13.5 CARA observed “Adoption Awareness
Week” from 14-20th November 2005, along with
all its associated agencies in the country. During
the period the agencies carried out a number of
activities such as broadcasting programme in
audiovisual channels and meetings with adoptive
parents etc. CARA prepared two films duration of
30 minutes each on “Counseling of the Adoptive
Parents” and on “ Home Study Report” to guide
the Social Workers, State Government Officers and
other related persons.
SCHEME OF ASSISTANCE TOHOMES FOR CHILDREN (SHISHUGREH) TO PROMOTE IN-COUNTRY ADOPTION7.14 The main objective of this Scheme is to
provide support for institutional care within the
country for care and protection of infants and
children up to 6 years of age who are either
abandoned or orphaned or rendered destitute and
ensure their rehabilitation through in-country
adoption. Since 1992-93, Grant-in-aid is given
by the Ministry to NGOs for setting up Homes for
infants (Shishu Greh) in order to promote their
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placement in in-country adoption. The scheme has
been revised w.e.f. 01.04.2001 to enable State
Govt.-run-Children Homes to receive grant-in-aid
also. Under the scheme, grant-in-aid is being given
up to 90% to NGOs and 100% to the State run-
Institutions for meeting the cost of the project
subject to a ceiling of Rs.6.00 lakhs in a financial
year.
In the year 2004-05, Rs.2.23 crore was released
to 39 NGOs and 03 State Governments (Karnatka,
Mizoram and Uttar Pradesh) for running 44 units
and 9 units of Shishu Greh, respectively. More than
600 orphaned and abandoned children have
benefited under this Grant-in-aid Scheme during
2004-05. In the current financial year (2005-06
upto 31.12.2005), Rs.1.20 crore has been
released to 30 NGOs for running 32 units and 02
State Governments (Gujarat and Mizoram) for
running 9 units of Shishu Greh for the benefits of
orphaned/abandoned children. Details are given
at Annexure-XXX.
GRANT-IN-AID TO VOLUNTARYCOORDINATING AGENCIES FORADOPTION
7.15 In order to ensure promotion of in-country
adoption and placement of the children in their
own socio-cultural milieu, Voluntary Coordinating
Agencies (VCAs) have been set up as envisaged
by the Supreme Court of India. Under the scheme
of ‘General Grant-in-aid Programme for Financial
Assistance in the Field of Social Defence’ an
amount of Rs.22.03 lakhs was released to 8 VCAs
during the financial year 2004-05. During the
current financial year (upto 31.12.06) Rs.24.30 lakhs
to 9 VCAs have been released. Details are given at
Annexure-XXXI.
7.16 These schems relating to child welfare as also
CARA have been transferred to the Ministry of Women
& Child Development w.e.f. 16th February 2006.
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S.No. Title of the Research Study Name of the Institution & Project Director
1. Scheduled Castes Development
Study on viability and sustainability of National Institute of Rural Development,
Scheduled Castes Development Corporations Hyderabad.
in Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Tamilnadu,
West Bengal, Rajasthan, Orissa, Karnataka
and Maharashtra.
2. Other Backward Classes
An Evaluation Study S.V. University, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh
on the Scheme of Post Matric Scholarship for Dr. Sudhakara Reddy
OBC Students in Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat,
Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Tripura.”
3. Minorities
“Educational Status of Religious and Tata Institute of Social Sciences,
Linguistic Minorities.” MumbaiProf. Ranu Jain
Welfare schemes are being implemented for
educational development, economic and social
empowerment of persons belonging to Scheduled
Castes, Other Backward Classes, Minorities, and
Rehabilitation of Perosns with Disability, Children
in need of care and protection, the older persons,
drug addicts, etc. It is necessary that the impact of
the schemes and programmes need to be assessed
and evaluated from time to time, so that these can
be appropriately modified to make them more
effective implementation, otherwise, phased out if
their utility is not found. Besides, it is also necessary
to identify emerging issues those require policy
interventions. Allocation under research schemes
CHAPTER-8
RESEARCH AND EVALUATION
is Rs.1.10 crore. Rs.56.00 lakh have been released
for new project studies, ongoing project studies
and for organizing seminars/workshops/
conferences etc. till December 2005.
8.2 Research/ evaluation studies are sponsored
to Universities/ Research institutions/ professional
bodies to get the feed back about effectiveness of
the schemes. During the year (upto December
2005) 12 research projects have been approved
in the areas of scheduled castes development (a),
other backward classes (1), minorities (5), disability
(1), Social Defence (4). The details are given
below:-
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4. “Socio-Economic Status of Minorities - Centre for Research, Planning and Action
Factors for their Backwardness.” (CERPA), New Delhi,
Shri K.P.S. Nair
5. “Educational Status of Minorities and AROH Foundation, New Delhi
Causes for their Backwardness and Dr. Neelam Gupta
Identification of Socio-Economic Indicators
for Backwardness.”
6. “Religious Minorities in India - International Institute for Population
A Statistical Analysis.” Science, Mumbai
Dr. H.C. Srivastava
7. “A Study on the Criteria and Identification for Dr. Babasahib Ambedkar Institute of Social
Social and Economic Backwardness Among Sciences, MHOW, Madhya Pradesh
Religious Minorities.” Dr. D.K. Verma
8. Disability”
Psycho Social Problems Faced by Institute of Social Action, New Delhi
School Going Children with Disabilities in the Dr. J.D. Bakshi
States of Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan
and Himachal Pradesh.”
9. Social Defence
”Crime Against Elderly.” The Longevity Centre, Pune
Dr. Radha Raj
10. “Senior Citizen and Their Security: Atma Ram Sanatam Dharma College,
A Study of the Aged in four State Capital New Delhi,
Dr. Rajiv Sharma
Cities of India.”
11. “Impact of Migration on the Family Structure Anugraha, New Delhi
in India and on the Care of Elderly.” Dr. Abha Choudhary
12. “Evaluation of the Scheme of Integrated J. P. Institute of Social Change, Kolkata
Programme for the Street Children in the Dr. P. Sen
State of West Bengal.”
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8.3 Three research institutions were sanctioned grant for organizing conferences/ seminars as per
details given below:-
S.No. Title Name of the Institution
1. Convention of Scavengers Sulabh International Social Service, New Delhi
2. International Conference on Madras Development Society, Chennai
“Tsunami Disaster Management and
Coastal Development” at Chennai
3. National Seminar on “Sociological Osmania University, Hyderabad
Dimension of the Street Children -
Issues and Challenges”
8.4 During the year 19 reports of completed research projects have been received from research
institutions (list at AnnexureXXXII).
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CHAPTER 9
IMPLEMENTATION OF PROGRAMMES IN THE NORTH
EASTERN STATES AND SIKKIM
As per guidelines of the Planning Commission
10% of allocation has been made in sectors –
Other Backward Classes, Minorities, Disabled
and Social Defence and 2% for Scheduled Castes.
The annual plan outlay approved for this Ministry
for the year 2005-06 is Rs.1533.70 crore which
includes Rs.70.03 crore for North Eastern (NE)
region.
9.2 Financial/ physical achievements during the
year (upto December 2005) under various schemes
Sl. No. Name of the Scheme Amount(Rs. in Estimated
Crore)
(upto Dec. 2005) Beneficiaries
Scheduled Castes Development
1 Hostel for Scheduled Castes Girls 1.71 100
2 Hostel for Scheduled Castes Boys 2.73 200
3 Post Matric Scholarship for Scheduled Castes 6.38 35912
5 Assistance to voluntary organizations for welfare
of Scheduled Castes 0.08 2019
6 Special Central Assistance to Special Component Plan 7.22 81638
7 Coaching & Allied scheme for weaker sections
including Scheduled Castes, Other Backward
Classes and Minorities 0.08 278
8 Pre-matric scholarships scheme for children of those
engaged in unclean occupation 0.09 4480
9 National Scheduled Castes Finance & Development
Corporation 1.69 821
10 Upgradation of Merit of SC/ST Students 0.06 40
in North Eastern Region is given below:
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Other Backward Classes(OBC)
11 Boys and Girls Hostels for Other Backward Classes 0.38 100
12 Pre-Matric Scholarship for Other Backward Classes 1.71 80050
13 Post-Matric Scholarship including Higher Scholarship
for Ph.D and higher level 2.30 16197
Minorities
14 Maulana Azad Education Foundation 0.15 159
15 National Minorities Development &
Finance Corporation 7.37 1288
Welfare of Persons with Disabilities
16 Deen Dayal Disabled Rehabilitation Scheme 1.23 662
17 Scheme of Assistance to Disabled persons for
purchase/fitting of Aids and Appliances 0.03 250
18 National Trust for the Welfare of Persons with
Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation
& Multiple Disabilities 1.80 1555
Social Defence & Child Welfare
19 Scheme for Prevention and Control of Juvenile
Social Maladjustment 0.50 831
20 Scheme for Prevention of Alcoholism and
Substance (Drugs) Abuse 1.46 3835
21 Integrated Programme for Street Children 0.17 566
22 Integrated Programme for Older Persons 2.75 3500
23 Assistance to Voluntary Organisations for
General grant-in-aid in the field of Social Defence 0.27 981
24 Assistance to Home for Infant and Young Children
for Promoting in-country adoption 0.20 70
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CHAPTER – 10
GENDER ISSUES
In pursuance of the Cabinet Secretary’s d.o. dated
25 January 2003 to all the Ministries &
Departments a chapter on gender issues is
included. Further, the Finance Minister in his
Budget Speech 2004-05 indicated the perceived
need for budget data being presented in a manner
that high lights gender sensitivities of the budgetary
allocation. Pursuant to this announcement
Department of Women and Child Development in
October 2004 had identified 9 departments
including this Ministry for preparation of Public
Expenditure profile of their schemes and conduct
beneficiaries incidence analysis from a gender
perspective.
10.2 The programmes implemented for welfare of
socially disadvantage group focus on women
beneficiaries also.
10.3 In number of schemes being implemented
women beneficiaries are covered.
a. Under scheme for construction of hostels for
Scheduled Caste Girls 2954 beneficiaries are
expected to receive hostel facilities for pursuing
their education at middle, & secondary stage
of education.
b. One – third of the hostels (33%) sanctioned
under the scheme of construction of hostels for
OBC boys and girls are to be constructed
exclusively for women beneficiaries.
c. Maulana Azad Education Foundation awarded
Maulana Azad National Scholarships to 2140
Meritorious Girl students releasing total amount
of Rs.2.14 crore.
d. Under National Scholarships for Persons with
Disabilities 250 Scholarships are given every
year to disabled girls (and 250 to disabled boys)
for pursuing Post – Matric, professional &
technical courses.
e. Five National level Finance & Development
Corporations for Scheduled Castes, Safai
Karamcharis, Other Backward Classes,
Minorities & Handicapped Persons implement
‘Mahila Samridhi Yojana’ under their scheme
for providing credit facilities to the beneficiaries
towards their economic development.
f. 25% of allocation under scheme for Assistance
to Disabled Persons for purchase of Aids &
Appliances is made for women beneficiaries
ACHIEVEMENTS
10.5 During the year 2005-06 (upto December
05) financial and physical achievements specifically
oriented towards women beneficiaries are given
in the AnnexureXXXIII.
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CHAPTER 11
C&AG AUDIT REPORT
Pursuant to the instructions issued by Cabinet
Secretariate’s D.O. No.213/5/11/2002-CA.IV
dated 1st August 2003, summary of C&AG Audit
report for the period available is included in the
Annual Report. As per the latest C&AG report
No.4 of 2005, the summary report is:-
Outstanding Utilization Certificates
11.2 The position of outstanding utiliztion
certificates due by March, 2004 in respect of grants
released upto March 2003 of the Ministry of Social
Justice and Empowerment are as under:-
Utilisaton Certificates outstanding
as on 31-March -04
( Rs. in Crore )
Action taken note indicating remedial action and
duly vetted by Director General (Audit) has already
been sent on to Public Accounts Committee on
23rd November 2005.
Delay in Submission of Accounts of
Autonomous Bodies
11.3 After the close of the accounting year, every
autonomous body should complete its accounts
within a period of three months and make them
available for audit and that the reports and the
audited accounts should be laid before Parliament
within nine months of the close of the accounting
year. For the year 2002-03, the accounts of the
Central Adoption Resource Agency, New Delhi
were received on 6.5.2004 causing delay of over
six months. In another case, the accounts of he
National Commission for Backward Classes, New
Delhi have not been submitted 1993-94 onwards.
The action taken note along with reasons for delay
& remedial action taken duly vetted by Director
General (Audit) was sent on 6.10.2005 to Public
Accounts Committee.
Unspent Provision of Rs. 100 crore ormore.
11.4 Unspent provision of more than Rs.100 crore
needs a detailed explanatory note to the Pubic
Accounts Committee. During 2003-04, the
Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment had
an unspent amount of Rs.191.47 crore. The
detailed Explanatory note alongwith reasons for
saving & remedial action taken duly vetted by
Director General (Audit) was sent on 21.9.2005
to the Public Accounts Committee.
Sl. No Ministry/ Fort the period For the period
Department ending ending
March 2003 March 2002
Number Amount Number Amount
1 Social Justice &Empowerment 27294 1252.35 17546 901.78
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1 Special Central Assistance to Special Component Plan 402.00 394.27 398.28 268.60
2 National Scheduled Castes Finance & Development 15.10 11.00 16.60 16.60
Corporation
3 National Safai Karamcharies Finance & Development 20.00 20.59 22.00 11.00
Corporation
4 Assistance to Vol. Organisation working for SCs 25.50 26.54 26.00 21.34
5 Supporting Projects of All India Nature of SCs 0.50 0.49 0.50 0.20
(Res. & Training)
6 Dr. Ambedkar Foundation 1.00 1.00 1.00 0.00
7 Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship for SCs 0.00 0.00 16.03 0.00
Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS)
8 Post - Matric Scholarship for SCs 313.24 330.27 371.89 377.98
9 Implementation of Protection of Civil Rights 34.75 34.63 36.91 35.47
Act, 1955 and Scheduled Castes and
Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocitites) Act, 1989
10 Hostels for SC boys** 26.00 24.92 26.00 25.50
11 Hostels for SC girls** 22.00 16.03 20.00 20.00
12 Scheduled Castes Development Corporations 49.00 48.64 31.50 0.00
13 Pre-Matric Scholarship for Children of those 16.00 9.89 16.00 10.68
engaged in unclean occupations **
14 Coaching & Allied for Weaker Sections including 8.00 4.93 8.00 0.64
SCs,OBCs & Minorities **
15 Upgradation of Merit of SC/ST Students ** 18.00 1.77 18.00 5.69
16 Assistance to Meritorious students belonging to SCs 5.00 0.00 5.00 0.00
for pursuing studies in Residential Schools**
17 Setting up of Residential Schools for SC students 9.00 0.00 5.00 0.00
studying in Class VI to XII *
Total 965.09 924.95 1018.71 793.70
Annexure II
BE & EXPENDITURE DURING 2004-05 & 2005-06 (UPTO DECEMBER)
A. PLAN (Rs. In crore)
Sl. Bureau/scheme 2004-05 2005-06No. BE EXP. BE EXP.
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82
Other Backward Classes (OBC)Central Sector Scheme (CS)
1 Grant-in-aid to Voluntary Organisation working 5.00 5.51 5.00 1.65
for OBCs
2 National Backward Classes Finance & 9.00 18.72 10.00 10.00
Development Corporation
Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS)
3 Post-Matric Scholarship including Higher Scholarship
for Ph.D and higher level 21.73 24.67 23.40 23.00
4 Pre-Matric Scholarship for OBCs 16.80 18.76 18.00 19.00
5 Boys and Girls Hostels for OBCs ** 12.76 12.78 12.55 10.72
6 Merit Scholarship for OBCs 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00
TOTAL 65.30 80.44 68.96 64.37
Minorities
Central Sector Scheme (CS)
1 Grant-in-aid to Maulana Azad Education Foundation 1.00 1.00 30.00 0.00
2 National Minorities Development & Finance Corporation 71.29 73.65 19.60 12.50
Total 72.29 74.65 49.60 12.50
Welfare of Persons with DisabilitiesCentral Sector Scheme (CS)
1 National Instt. for the Visually Handicapped 5.55 0.55 5.00 1.55
2 National Instt. for the Orthopeadically Handicapped 4.00 3.00 4.00 1.50
3 National Instt. for the Hearing Handicapped 8.80 5.86 9.00 3.65
4 National Instt. for the Mentally Handicapped 9.00 9.62 10.00 10.00
5 National Instt. for Rehabilitation, Training & Reaserch 6.25 6.25 6.25 4.68
6 Institute for the Physically Handicapped 2.50 1.50 2.00 0.50
7 National Instt. for the Multiple Handicapped 1.00 1.00 6.50 3.18
8 Scheme of Assistance to Disabled persons for 60.00 63.19 60.00 32.40
purchase/fitting of Aids and Appliances
9 Deen Dayal Disabled Rehabilitation Scheme 80.00 67.31 80.00 31.72
10 Indian Spinal Injury Centre 3.50 2.62 3.50 1.75
11 Rehabilitation Council of India 3.00 2.01 3.00 1.45
12 National Handicapped Finance & Development 11.00 1.00 11.00 5.00
Corporation
83
13 Schemes arising out of the Implementation of 24.64 10.04 20.35 6.23
the Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities,
Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, 1995
14 Science & Technology Mission Mode 2.00 0.37 2.00 0.01
15 College of Rehabiltation Sciences etc. 1.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS)
16 Employment of the Handicapped** 2.00 1.54 0.00 0.00
External Aided Project (EAP)
17 UNDP funded-Support to children with disability 0.30 0.29 0.00 0.00
18 Technology Centre for Visually, Hearing and 1.00 0.00 1.00 0.00
Orthopaedically Disabled Persons in Colloboration
with Govt. of Japan
Total 224.54 176.15 223.60 103.62
Social Defence, Child Welfare and Media
Central Sector Scheme (CS)
1 Scheme for Prevention of Alcoholism and 26.09 25.50 22.67 9.78
Substance (Drugs) Abuse
2 An Integrated Programme for Street Children 12.55 11.78 10.80 5.66
3 Assistance to Homes for Infant and Young 2.65 2.23 5.00 1.20
Children for Promoting Incountry Adoption
4 National Institute of Social Defence 3.80 3.50 4.80 2.50
5 Assistance to Voluntary Organisations for 2.70 4.00 5.50 1.42
General grant-in-aid in the field of Social Defence
6 An Integrated Programme for Older Persons 18.79 15.68 18.00 5.53
7 Grants in aid for Research Studies and Publications 0.50 0.50 0.60 0.18
8 Information and Mass Education Cell 5.00 2.79 6.00 5.00
9 Scheme for Welfare of Working Children and 7.00 0.00 7.00 0.00
children in need of Care & Protection
Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS)
10 Scheme for Prevention and Control of Juvenile 18.90 19.71 20.43 7.99
Social Maladjustment**
TOTAL 97.98 85.69 100.80 39.26
84
1 Secretariat
[I] IT Plan 0.25 0.22 0.50 0.24
[ii] Others 0.75 0.78 1.50 0.65
TOTAL 1.00 1.00 2.00 0.89
1 Lump sum provision for NE 65.80 70.03
Grand Total 1492.00 1342.89 1533.70 1014.34
** Allocation by Re-appropriation during 2005-06
B. NON PLAN 2004-05 2005-06
Scheduled Castes Development
1 National Commission for Scheduled Castes 5.05 4.33 5.58 4.37
2 National Commission for Safai Karamcharis 1.43 1.38 1.59 1.07
3 National Overseas Schoarships Scheme for 1.00 1.01 1.00 0.68
SC etc. Students for Higher Studies Abroad
4 National Commission for Denotified-Nomadic 1.15 0.62 0.30 0.00
& semi-nomadic tribes
Total 8.63 7.34 8.47 6.12
Other Backward Classes
1 National Commission for Backward Classes 1.45 1.32 1.45 1.00
2 Commission for Economically Backward Classes 1.66 0.40 0.60 0.02
Total 3.11 1.72 2.05 1.02
Minorities
1 Special Officer for Linguistic Minorities 0.95 0.83 0.99 0.70
2 National Commission for Minorities 3.03 2.93 3.38 2.40
3 National Commission for Religious & Linguistic Minorities 0.00 0.00 0.48 1.30
4 Grant in aid to Wakf 1.70 1.38 1.70 0.00
Total 5.68 5.43 6.55 4.40
Disability Division
1 National Instt. for the Visually Handicapped, Dehradun 4.40 4.40 4.57 4.57
2 National Instt. for the Orthopeadically Handicapped, 2.92 2.80 2.99 2.00
Kolkata
85
3 National Instt. for the Hearing Handicapped, Mumbai 4.67 4.42 4.85 3.35
4 National Instt. for the Mentally Handicapped, 2.63 2.63 2.70 2.70
Secunderabad
5 National Instt. for Rehabilitation, Training & 3.92 3.92 4.05 2.70
Reaserch, Cuttack
6 Institute for the Physically handicapped, New Delhi 4.1 4.10 4.20 1.40
7 Distribution Expenses of Commodity Assistance 4.00 4.99 4.00 2.77under bilateral Agreement
8 Establishment of Rehabilitation Centres 4.60 4.85 4.85 2.93
9 Rehabilitation Council of India 0.90 0.85 0.90 0.80
10 Chief Commissioner for Persons with Disabilities 0.40 1.05 1.00 0.57
11 National Commission for Persons with Disabilities 1.44 0.82 0.00 0.00
Total 33.98 34.82 34.11 23.79
Social Defence, Child Welfare
1 Assistance to Panchayati Raj Institutions/Volunatry 1.25 0.49 1.25 0.00
Organisations/Self Help Groups for Constructionof Old Age Homes/ Multi Service Centres for
Older Persons
2 National Institute of Social Defence 0.51 0.51 0.55 0.30
3 Contribution to United Nations Inter-Regional 0.02 0.00 0.02 0.00
Crime Research Institute
4 Central Adoption Resource Agency 1.40 1.15 1.35 1.02
Total 3.18 2.15 3.17 1.32
Secretariat
1 Secretariat-Social Services 10.37 10.55 11.59 8.89
2 Discretionary Grant 0.06 0.04 0.06 0.03
Total 10.43 10.59 11.65 8.92
Grand Total 65.01 62.07 66.00 45.57
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Annexure III
STATEWISE FINANCIAL AND PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENT UNDER THE SCHEMEOF SPECIAL CENTRAL ASSISTANCE TO SPECIAL COMPONENT PLAN DURING2005-06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
1 Andhra Pradesh 2148.21 15774
2 Assam 498.32 30724
3 Bihar 0.00 0
4 Chattisgarh 285.78 0
5 Gujarat 339.66 8278
6 Goa 0.00 0
7 Haryana 821.59 7101
8 Himachal Pradesh 463.74 0
9 Jammu & Kashmir 0.00 0
10 Jharkhand 0.00 0
11 Karnataka 1838.62 0
12 Kerala 0.00 0
13 Madhya Pradesh 1840.38 0
14 Maharashtra 1799.76 0
15 Manipur 11.12 0
16 Orissa 1386.08 2450
17 Punjab 0.00 0
18 Rajasthan 2156.64 19050
19 Sikkim 0.00 0
20 Tamil Nadu 2448.73 38767
21 Tripura 213.35 50914
22 Uttar Pradesh 7164.78 17287
23 Uttranchal 742.94 2462
24 West Bengal 2653.36 0
25 Chandigarh 0.00 0
26 Delhi 42.08 59
27 Pondicherry 4.79 0
Total 26859.93 192866
S.No. State/Union Territories Rs. in lakh Number ofbeneficiaries
87
STATE/UT-WISE FINANCIAL & PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER THE SCHEME OFNATIONAL SCHEDULED CASTES FINANCE & DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION DURING
2005-06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
Annexure IV
1 Andhra Pradesh 3427.78 23930
2 Arunachal Pradesh 0.00 03 Assam 0.00 0
4 Bihar 0.00 0
5 Chhattisgarh 426.96 309
6 Goa 1.54 3
7 Gujarat 221.44 6778 Haryana 48.90 17
9 Himachal Pradesh 84.03 343
10 Jammu & Kashmir 114.00 30
11 Jharkhand 329.34 636
12 Karnataka 1191.07 363513 Kerala 191.90 766
14 Madhya Pradesh 0.00 0
15 Maharashtra 658.33 456
16 Manipur 0.00 0
17 Meghalaya 0.00 018 Mizoram 0.00 0
19 Nagaland 0.00 0
20 Orissa 0.00 0
21 Punjab 110.02 261
22 Rajasthan 304.33 17823 Sikkim 68.67 147
24 Tamil Nadu 0.00 0
25 Tripura 101.10 674
26 Uttar Pradesh 0.00 0
27 Uttranchal 54.85 1528 West Bengal 671.74 5117
29 Andaman & Nicobar 0.00 0
30 Chandigarh 10.15 56
31 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 0.00 0
32 Daman & Diu 0.00 033 Delhi 0.00 0
34 Lakshdweep 0.00 0
35 Pondicherry 0.00 0
TOTAL 8016.15 37250
S.No. State/Union Territories Rs. in lakh Number ofbeneficiaries
88
STATE/UT-WISE FINANCIAL & PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER THE SCHEME OFNATIONAL SAFAI KARAMCHARIS FINANCE & DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION DURING
2005-06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
Annexure V
S.No. State/Union Territories Rs. in lakh Number ofbeneficiaries
1 Andhra Pradesh 1027.80 4223
2 Arunachal Pradesh 0.00 0
3 Assam 0.00 0
4 Bihar 0.00 05 Chhattisgarh 185.77 1040
6 Goa 0.00 0
7 Gujarat 175.46 578
8 Haryana 0.00 0
9 Himachal Pradesh 37.45 203
10 Jammu & Kashmir 363.24 686
11 Jharkhand 0.00 0
12 Karnataka 440.06 1128
13 Kerala 0.00 0
14 Madhya Pradesh 354.50 150115 Maharashtra 0.00 0
16 Manipur 0.00 0
17 Meghalaya 0.00 0
18 Mizoram 0.00 0
19 Nagaland 0.00 0
20 Orissa 0.00 0
21 Punjab 10.00 20
22 Rajasthan 133.27 236
23 Sikkim 0.00 0
24 Tamil Nadu 0.00 025 Tripura 0.00 0
26 Uttar Pradesh 950.31 1478
27 Uttranchal 0.00 0
28 West Bengal 0.00 0
29 Andaman & Nicobar 0.00 0
30 Chandigarh 6.75 30
31 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 0.00 0
32 Daman & Diu 0.00 0
33 Delhi 0.00 0
34 Lakshdweep 0.00 035 Pondicherry 0.00 0
TOTAL 3684.61 11123
89
1 Andhra Pradesh 2797.00 399960
2 Arunachal Pradesh 0.00 03 Assam 390.41 21600
4 Bihar 0.00 37425
5 Chhattisgarh 526.00 46356
6 Goa 3.00 104
7 Gujarat 940.12 80141
8 Haryana 456.00 18812
9 Himachal Pradesh 59.87 5593
10 Jammu & Kashmir 136.31 12834
11 Jharkhand 0.00 13740
12 Karnataka 1152.00 16969013 Kerala 2771.00 88452
14 Madhya Pradesh 3064.10 89495
15 Maharashtra 7090.95 334441
16 Manipur 24.00 3719
17 Meghalaya 1.50 1554
18 Mizoram 0.00 0
19 Nagaland 0.00 0
20 Orissa 0.00 0
21 Punjab 0.00 43370
22 Rajasthan 1468.34 120328
23 Sikkim 0.00 024 Tamil Nadu 6182.18 253803
25 Tripura 222.39 9040
26 Uttar Pradesh 7587.00 511122
27 Uttranchal 256.13 30608
28 West Bengal 2579.00 203710
29 Andaman & Nicobar 0.00 0
30 Chandigarh 0.00 0
31 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 0.50 0
32 Daman & Diu 0.00 0
33 Delhi 0.00 44334 Lakshdweep 0.00 0
35 Pondicherry 90.00 2519
TOTAL 37797.80 2498859
Annexure VI
S.No. State/Union Territories Rs. in lakh Number ofbeneficiaries
STATE/UT-WISE FINANCIAL & PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER THE SCHEME OFPOST MATRIC SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS BELONGING TO SCHEDULED CASTES
DURING 2005-06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
90
1 Andhra Pradesh 250.29 28578
2 Arunachal Pradesh 0.00 0
3 Assam 2.10 Not Available
4 Bihar 0.00 4593
5 Chhattisgarh 49.06 24587
6 Goa 1.56 360
7 Gujarat 354.03 226271
8 Haryana 0.00 0
9 Himachal Pradesh 0.00 010 Jammu & Kashmir 0.00 3260
11 Jharkhand 0.00 0
12 Karnataka 0.00 0
13 Kerala 0.00 1788
14 Madhya Pradesh 10.50 58594
15 Maharashtra 215.62 74225
16 Manipur 0.00 0
17 Meghalaya 0.00 0
18 Mizoram 0.00 0
19 Nagaland 0.00 020 Orissa 0.00 0
21 Punjab 0.00 8488
22 Rajasthan 31.94 38756
23 Sikkim 0.00 0
24 Tamil Nadu 86.47 45216
25 Tripura 7.57 4480
26 Uttar Pradesh 44.16 62853
27 Uttranchal 4.78 1080
28 West Bengal 0.00 3201
29 Andaman & Nicobar 0.00 030 Chandigarh 0.00 0
31 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 0.00 0
32 Daman & Diu 0.00 0
33 Delhi 0.00 0
34 Lakshdweep 0.00 0
35 Pondicherry 10.00 2045
TOTAL 1068.08 588375
STATE/UT-WISE FINANCIAL & PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER THE SCHEME OFPRE-MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP TO CHILDREN OF THOSE ENGAGED IN UNCLEAN
OCCUPATIONS DURING 2005-06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
S.No. State/Union Territories Rs. in lakh Number ofbeneficiaries
Annexure VII
91
Annexure VIII
1 Andhra Pradesh 44.40 296
2 Arunachal Pradesh 0.00 03 Assam 0.00 0
4 Bihar 10.95 73
5 Chhattisgarh 10.50 70
6 Goa 0.00 0
7 Gujarat 12.36 105
8 Haryana 8.70 58
9 Himachal Pradesh 0.00 0
10 Jammu & Kashmir 0.00 0
11 Jharkhand 0.00 0
12 Karnataka 0.00 013 Kerala 1.50 20
14 Madhya Pradesh 270.00 1800
15 Maharashtra 0.00 0
16 Manipur 0.00 0
17 Meghalaya 0.00 0
18 Mizoram 0.00 0
19 Nagaland 0.00 0
20 Orissa 171.00 1140
21 Punjab 0.00 0
22 Rajasthan 0.00 0
23 Sikkim 3.00 2024 Tamil Nadu 0.00 0
25 Tripura 3.00 20
26 Uttar Pradesh 0.00 0
27 Uttranchal 0.00 0
28 West Bengal 34.34 248
29 Andaman & Nicobar 0.00 0
30 Chandigarh 0.00 0
31 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 0.00 0
32 Daman & Diu 0.00 0
33 Delhi 0.00 034 Lakshdweep 0.00 0
35 Pondicherry 0.00 0
TOTAL 569.75 3850
STATE/UT-WISE FINANCIAL & PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER THE SCHEME OFUPGRADATION OF MERIT FOR SCHEDULED CASTES DURING 2005-06 (AS ON
31.12.2005)
S.No. State/Union Territories Rs. in lakh Number ofbeneficiaries
92
STATE/UT-WISE FINANCIAL & PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER THE SCHEME OFHOSTEL FOR SCHEDULED CASTES BOYS DURING 2005-06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
S.No. State/Union Territories Rs. in lakh Number ofbeneficiaries
Annexure IX
1 Andhra Pradesh 696.79 4500
2 Arunachal Pradesh 0.00 0
3 Assam 0.00 0
4 Bihar 0.00 0
5 Chhattisgarh 242.68 600
6 Goa 0.00 0
7 Gujarat 0.00 0
8 Haryana 0.00 0
9 Himachal Pradesh 951.83 121710 Jammu & Kashmir 6.39 0
11 Jharkhand 111.44 450
12 Karnataka 0.00 0
13 Kerala 0.00 0
14 Madhya Pradesh 0.00 0
15 Maharashtra 0.00 0
16 Manipur 0.00 0
17 Meghalaya 121.66 100
18 Mizoram 0.00 0
19 Nagaland 0.00 020 Orissa 0.00 0
21 Punjab 0.00 0
22 Rajasthan 0.00 0
23 Sikkim 0.00 0
24 Tamil Nadu 0.00 0
25 Tripura 151.89 100
26 Uttar Pradesh 267.33 400
27 Uttranchal 0.00 0
28 West Bengal 0.00 0
29 Andaman & Nicobar 0.00 030 Chandigarh 0.00 0
31 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 0.00 0
32 Daman & Diu 0.00 0
33 Delhi 0.00 0
34 Lakshdweep 0.00 0
35 Pondicherry 0.00 0
TOTAL 2550.00 7367
93
Annexure X
STATE/UT-WISE FINANCIAL & PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER THE SCHEME OFHOSTEL FOR SCHEDULED CASTES GIRLS DURING 2005-06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
S.No. State/Union Territories Rs. in lakh Number ofbeneficiaries
1 Andhra Pradesh 180.59 100
2 Arunachal Pradesh 0.00 0
3 Assam 0.00 0
4 Bihar 0.00 0
5 Chhattisgarh 0.00 0
6 Goa 0.00 0
7 Gujarat 60.00 1008 Haryana 0.00 0
9 Himachal Pradesh 1026.94 1479
10 Jammu & Kashmir 0.00 0
11 Jharkhand 111.44 450
12 Karnataka 0.00 0
13 Kerala 0.00 0
14 Madhya Pradesh 0.00 0
15 Maharashtra 0.00 0
16 Manipur 0.00 0
17 Meghalaya 171.90 10018 Mizoram 0.00 0
19 Nagaland 0.00 0
20 Orissa 0.00 0
21 Punjab 76.27 100
22 Rajasthan 96.75 225
23 Sikkim 0.00 0
24 Tamil Nadu 0.00 0
25 Tripura 0.00 0
26 Uttar Pradesh 226.10 400
27 Uttranchal 0.00 028 West Bengal 0.00 0
29 Andaman & Nicobar 0.00 0
30 Chandigarh 0.00 0
31 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 0.00 0
32 Daman & Diu 0.00 0
33 Delhi 0.00 0
34 Lakshdweep 0.00 0
35 Pondicherry 50.00 0
TOTAL 1999.99 2954
94
STATE/UT-WISE FINANCIAL & PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER THE SCHEME OFCOACHING & ALLIED FOR WEAKER SECTIONS INCLUDING SCHEDULED CASTES,
OTHER BACKWARD CLASSES & MINORITIES DURING 2005-06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
S.No. State/Union Territories Rs. in lakh Number ofbeneficiaries
Annexure XI
1 Andhra Pradesh 13.54 420
2 Arunachal Pradesh 0.00 0
3 Assam 0.00 0
4 Bihar 0.00 0
5 Chhattisgarh 1.94 406 Goa 0.00 0
7 Gujarat 0.00 0
8 Haryana 0.00 0
9 Himachal Pradesh 0.00 0
10 Jammu & Kashmir 1.86 80
11 Jharkhand 0.00 0
12 Karnataka 3.52 78
13 Kerala 0.00 0
14 Madhya Pradesh 5.22 160
15 Maharashtra 5.18 145
16 Manipur 8.65 27817 Meghalaya 0.00 0
18 Mizoram 0.00 0
19 Nagaland 0.00 0
20 Orissa 0.00 0
21 Punjab 0.00 0
22 Rajasthan 14.74 480
23 Sikkim 0.00 0
24 Tamil Nadu 1.86 40
25 Tripura 0.00 0
26 Uttar Pradesh 5.02 12027 Uttranchal 0.00 0
28 West Bengal 0.00 0
29 Andaman & Nicobar 0.00 0
30 Chandigarh 0.00 0
31 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 0.00 0
32 Daman & Diu 0.00 0
33 Delhi 0.88 26
34 Lakshdweep 0.00 0
35 Pondicherry 0.00 0
TOTAL 62.41 1867
95
Annexure XII
LIST OF VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATIONS THAT RECEIVED GRANTS UNDER THE SCHEMEOF COACHING & ALLIED FOR WEAKER SECTIONS INCLUDING SCHEDULED CASTES,
OTHER BACKWARD CLASSES & MINORITIES DURING 2005-06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
Sl. Name of the NGO AmountNo. Rs. in lakh
Andhra Pradesh
1 NIIT Limited, Prashanti Complex, Baseerbagh, Hyderabad 2.47
2 Sri Laxmi Narayana Infotech, 7-184, Brahmin Street, Chittoor - 517001. 1.35
3 Vikas Seva Samiti, No.547, Bairagipatteda, Tirupati, Chittoor - 517 501. 1.22
4 Zakeer Hussain Pre-Examination Coaching Centre, O/o the Vivekananda Vidya 2.43
Samstha Soceity, Vinukonda, Guntur - 522647.
5 Training Reconstruction Educational Environmental Society (TREES), Nellore 2.43
6 Sri Raju Educational Society,22/504, Big Bazar, Nellore 3.65
Chhattisgarh
7 Mahakoshal Academy for Administrative Careers, C-272, Rohanipuram, Raipur 1.94
Jammu & Kashmir
8 Dr.Saxena Vision Foundation, 55 Gogji Bagh, Srinagar - 190 008 1.86
Karnataka
9 Universal Coaching Centre, No. 283, 20th Main, Marenhalli Main Road, 3.53
Vijayanagar, Bangalore - 560 040
Madhya Pradesh
10 Bal Evam Mahila Kalyan Samiti, House of Shri Rajaram Tiwari, Near Sales Tax 1.31
Three Story Building, Old Housing Board Colony, Morena
Maharashtra
11 Ahilya Bahuuddeshiya Shiksha Prasarak Mandal, Palodi, Kalamnuri, Hingoli 0.76
Manipur
12 Socio Economic Cultural Upliftment & Development Organisation (SECUDO), 1.09
Lamphelpat Officers Colony, Type/IV/CP-27, P.O. - Lamphel, Imphal - 795 004.
13 Type Writing Institution and Rural Development Society, Thoubal 2.70
14 Social Reformation and Development Organisation, Soibam Leikai Ayangpalli Road, 1.22
Imphal-East, Imphal
15 Institute of Social Development for Weaker Sections, Imphal 1.22
96
16 Environment and Economics Management Association, EEMA Coaching Home, 1.22
Keishampet Junction, Lairembi Lampak, Imphal - 795 001
17 Social Awarenes and Development Agency, Moirangkhom Makha, Loklaobung, 1.22
Imphal
Rajasthan
18 Gayatri Educational and Nimbus Upliftment Society (GENUS), 65, Barkat Nagar, 1.22
Tonk Phatak, Jaipur
19 N.S.A. Krishi Samit, National School of Architecture, D-23, Jagan Path, 9.79
Chomu House, C-Scheme, Jaipur
20 Vidya Mandir Shiksha Samiti, 3, G-20, Jawahar Nagar, Sri Ganganagar - 335 001 3.74
Tamil Nadu
21 Mahendra Education Trust, Kalippatti, Tiruchengodu TK, Namakkal District - 637 501. 1.86
Uttar Pradesh
22 Health Care and Rural Development Society, LD-219, Sector-F, L.D.A. Colony, 1.86
Kanpur Road, Lucknow
23 Social Science Sudha Reseach Institute, 175, Hemant Vihar, Barra-2, Kanpur South 3.16
Delhi
24 Hamdard Education Society, Sangam Vihar, New Delhi-110 062 0.88
97
STATE/UT-WISE FINANCIAL ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER SCHEME OF IMPLEMENTATIONOF THE PROTECTION OF CIVIL RIGHTS ACT, 1955 AND THE SCHEDULED CASTES
AND THE SCHEDULDED TRIBES (PREVENTION OF ATROCITIES) ACT, 1989 DURING2005-06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
Annexure XIII
1 Andhra Pradesh 117.00
2 Arunachal Pradesh 0.003 Assam 0.00
4 Bihar 13.00
5 Chhattisgarh 46.38
6 Goa 00.10
7 Gujarat 281.03
8 Haryana 73.96
9 Himachal Pradesh 0.00
10 Jammu & Kashmir 0.00
11 Jharkhand 0.00
12 Karnataka 852.6613 Kerala 117.52
14 Madhya Pradesh 820.01
15 Maharashtra 426.86
16 Manipur 0.00
17 Meghalaya 0.00
18 Mizoram 0.00
19 Nagaland 0.00
20 Orissa 01.20
21 Punjab 09.32
22 Rajasthan 87.0023 Sikkim 01.75
24 Tamil Nadu 160.72
25 Tripura 0.00
26 Uttar Pradesh 414.10
27 Uttranchal 37.00
28 West Bengal 0.00
29 Andaman & Nicobar 0.00
30 Chandigarh 0.00
31 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 50.00
32 Daman & Diu 0.0033 Delhi 0.00
34 Lakshdweep 0.00
35 Pondicherry 37.94
TOTAL 3547.56
Amount
S.No. State/Union Territories (Rs. in lakh)
98
Annexure XIV
LIST OF NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS THAT HAVE RECEIVED GRANT-IN-AID DURING THE YEAR 2005-06 UNDER THE SCHEME OF GRANT-IN-AID TO
VOLUNTARY ORGANSIATIONS WORKING FOR SCHEDULED CASTES (AS ON 31.12.2005)
Sl. Name and Address of the Organisation AmountNo. (Rs. in lakh)
Andhra Pradesh
1 Andhra Pradesh Girijan Sevak Sangh, Chandamamapet, Nandigama, Krishna Distt. 9.65
2 Bapuji Youth Association, 10/446, R.S. Kodur-516101, Kadapa Distt. 2.99
3 Bethel Educational Society, Gandhinagar, Jadcherla, Distt. Mahaboobnagar 17.66
4 Centre for Rural Education and Development Society, D.No.2-163-1, Chakalaveedi, 4.24
Gorantla-515231, Distt. Anantapur
5 Child Foundation Of India, Sri Surya Clinic Buildings, D.No.36-46-51, 12.03
Kancharapalam, Visakhapatnam-530008
6 City Educational Society, 32-41-19, Revenue Colony Machavaram Down, Vijayawada 13.50
7 Dr Ambedkar Dalitha Varga Abhivruddhi Sangam, 6/382, Gajula Street Massapet, 2.84
Cuddapah-516001
8 Friends Weaker Section Welfare Association, 2-22-39, Chilaka Nagar, Uppal, 2.71
Rangareddy Distt.
9 Goutham Education Society, H.No.9-1, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Nagar, Cherial-506223, 9.65
Distt. Warangal
10 Grameena Samkshema Sangham, Ranganathapuram, Kalakad Post & Mandal-517236, 9.80
Distt. Chittoor
11 Integrated Development Agency, Raitupet,Nandigama-521185, Krishna Distt 9.65
12 International Educational Society, Suryalayam Street Tanuku-534211, West Godavari 5.41
13 Jayasree Mahila Sangam, Behind R.C.M. Church, Madhira-507203, Khammam Distt. 12.08
14 Jyothi Educational Society, H.No.6-125, J.P. Colony, Patancheru, Distt. Medak - 502319 3.32
15 Lok Seva Kendram, H.No.11-18-848, Mogilicharla Road, Kashibugga, Warangal 11.48
16 Mass Movement For Rural Reconstruction, O.D. Cheruvu-515561, Po: Kadiri Taluk, 9.71
Distt. Ananthapur
17 Minorities And Weaker Sections Employees Welfare Association, H.No. 12-18, 7.22
Narapally Ghatkeswar Mandal, Distt. Ranga Reddy
99
18 Needs Effective Welfare Society, No.25, 11/601, 1st Cross Road, Savithri Nagar, 5.98
Nellore-524004
19 Organisation For Comprehensive Rural Community Development, Opp. B.H.P.V. 10.57
SETVIS Complex 1st Floor, Visakhapatnam-530012,
20 People’s Action In Development, Ex-Military Colony, Kadiri-515591, Distt. Anantapur 14.03
21 Pinakini Educational Academy, Village, Pochampally Mandal, Nalgonda Distt. -508284 5.41
22 Pinky Flavors Educational Society, Plot No. 581 & 582, Teachers Colony, Karmanghat, 5.41
Distt. Ranga Reddy
23 Rural Organisation For Social Activity, Manthenavaripalem(Post)Pittalavanipalem 5.18
(Mandal), Guntur Distt.
24 Samscruthika Mahila Mandali, Chekurapadu : Naguluppalapadu Mandalam, 7.91
Distt. Prakasam
25 Sri Venkateswara Mahila Mandali, No. 508-11/32/17, Brodiepet,Guntur Distt.-522002 5.49
26 St. Mary’s Rehabilitation Centre For Orphans Widows & Lepers, P.B. No.21 2.62
Bethleham Pet (H.O) Prlakol-534260, West Godavari District
27 Swan Educational Society, 8-1-282, Near Doccalamma Temple, Shivajinagar, 11.85
R.P. Road, Secunderabad-500003
28 Telangana Weaker Sections Development Society, Plot No. 161, City Public 10.89
School Premises Jayanagar Colony, Kukatpally, Ranga Reddy Distt.
29 Tharakarma Brahmini Mahila Mandali, D.No.16/595, Uma Nagar, Old Town, 14.04
Distt. Anantapur-515005
30 Uma Maheshwari Mahila Mandali, 24/84, Rotella Street, Mulapet, Distt. Nellore 1.72
31 Weaker Sections Development Society, Saradapuram, Arundelpet(Post), Distt. Guntur 2.24
Assam
32 Dr. Ambedkar Mission, Village Dhopatari Post Changsari, Distt. Kamrup, 10.54
33 Global Health And Education Centre, At Rupahi Bhakatgaon 14.09
(Near Chanderbala Primary School) Post Rupahi, Distt. Nagaon, -782125
34 Gram Vikas Parisad, Rangaloo, Post Jamarmur, Distt. Nagaon-782427 10.31
35 International Brotherhood Mission, Maha Bodhi Vihar, Jyoti Nagar, Dibrugarh-786001 13.52
36 Nilanchal Unayan Sanskritika Parishad, Vill. Amlokhi ( Bolibosty), Post Amoni, 2.57
Distt. Nagaon-782138
Bihar
37 Anusuchit Jati/Anusuchit Janjati Kalyan Samiti, Kanp Sour Bazar, Distt Saharsa 13.61
38 Ashok Kumar Mahto Mahila Prishikshan Kendra, Village & P.O.: Sahra, 5.11
Via-Purnea Polytechnic, Distt. Purnea
100
39 Mahalaxmi Silai Katai Shiksha Prishikshan Kendra, Chiritravan, P.O. Buxur, Distt. Buxur 4.96
40 Mushar Jati Kalyan Seva Sangh, Village-Sarna, Bhaya Natvar, Po: Bhaluni Dham, 0.94
Distt. Rohtas,
41 Naveen Bharatiya Pratisthan, At-Balughat, P.O.-Muzaffarpur(G.P.O.), Distt. Muzaffarpur 16.05
42 Tirhut Vikas Manch, At&P.O. Barhad Via-Narma, Distt. Muzaffarpur, 5.59
Delhi
43 Abha Shiksha Samiti, G-482-483, Mangolpuri,-110083. 2.80
44 Akhil Bhartiya Gramin Evam Pichhara Varg Uthan Samiti, 13/76, Kalyan Puri, -110091 4.00
45 Akhil Bhartiya Gramin Seva Sangh, Alok Bharti Public School, B-1, Sector-16, 1.79
Rohini,-110085
46 Akhil Bhartiya Gramin Seva Sangh, Alok Bharti Public School,B-1, Sector-16, 1.79
Rohini, - 110085
47 All India Centre For Urban And Rural Development Association, 16, Bhai Veer 12.06
Singh Marg, Gole Market,
48 All India Konark Education And Welfare Society, Q-21, Manaskunj Road, 1.60
Uttam Nagar, - 110059
49 Association of National Brotherhood for Social Welfare, 21-22, New Rohtak Road, 7.48
Karol Bagh, -5
50 Bharat Ratan Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Dalit Evam Shiksha Samiti, B-153, Harijan Basti, 7.47
Rajvir Colony, Gharoli Extn.-96
51 Bhartiya Kalyan Samiti, C-4/434, Sultanpuri, - 41 4.20
52 Bhartiya Manav Shiksha Samiti, J-939, Jahangirpuri,-33 4.20
53 Gramothan Kalyan Parishad, C-1897-98, Jahangirpur 9.00
54 Harijan Sevak Sangh, Gandhi Ashram, Kingsway Camp, - 110009 53.18
55 Integrated Rural Development Society, 82, Sevak Park Nazafgarh Road, -59 3.63
56 Mahila Bal Utthan Avom Kala Manch, E-II/323, J.J. Colony, Madangir 8.75
Dr. Ambedkar Nagar, -62
57 Nagrik Shiksha Samiti, N-11, Sham Nagar, Khyala Road, -110018 4.19
58 Nari Utthan Samiti, 185/31A, First Floor Main Krishna Gali No. 5, Maujpur,-110053 1.82
59 Nari Utthan Samiti, 185/31-A, Main Krishna Gali No. 5, Maujpur,-110053 2.84
60 Pracheta Shiksha Samiti, H.No. 710, J.J. Colony, Shakurpur,-110034 6.47
61 Samaj Seva Sangh, No-69/10, Gali No. 16, Brahmpuri, - 110053 12.66
62 Scheduled Caste Scheduled Tribe Welfare And Development Society, 320-B, 8.68
Gali No. 11, Raj Nagar-II, Palam Colony, -110045
63 Shoshan Unmoolan Parishad, House No. 566, Nanak Bhavan, Chandralok Colony, 51.46
Shahdara-110093
101
64 Shri Mukhtiar Singh Smariti Shiksha Samiti, 38-Pooth Kalan-110041 13.73
65 Shri Santoshi Mahila Avam Bal Kalyan Samiti, 116, Kotla, Mayur Vihar,-1100091 3.27
66 Swatantra Bharat Shiksha Samiti, B-84, East Gokalpur, Amar Colony, 5.43
67 The Health and Care Society, 6/11, 2nd Floor, Sarvpriya Vihar, - 17 1.36
68 Weaker Section Welfare Federation, D-1/43 (First Floor), Dr. Ambedkar Nagar, 12.69
Sector-4 (Madangir), -110062
Gujarat
69 Abhishek Education Trust, At-Korda-Tal. Kadi, Post. Pandhurpur, Distt. Mehsana-382140 1.44
70 Ashawini Mahila Sewa Sangh, B/3, Celler Anand Mangal Complex-3, 5.23
Near Parimal Crossing, Rajnagar Club’s Lane, Ambavadi, Ahmedabad
71 Bharti Kelvani Mandal, Block No. 144/8, CHH Type, Sector-23, Gandhinagar-23 1.38
72 D.N. Ploytechnic Education Trust, Morlidher’s Vahero, B/H Khadia Police Station, 3.37
Near Raipur Gate, Ahmedabad-380001
73 Deevadandi, At & Post Sonarkui, Ta. Dholka, Distt. Ahmedabad 4.14
74 Gandhi Khadi Gramodyog Seva Sangh, E/351, Parswanath Township Part-I, 2.73
Nava Naroda, Krishnanagar, Ahmedabad-382346
75 Hiral Khadi Gramodhyog Sangh, Block No. 30, Room No. 168, Housing Board, 1.40
Nalsarovar Road, Karan Nagar, At/PO: Sanad, Taluk Sanand, Distt. Ahmedabad-382110
76 Indira Gandhi Gramodyog Sangh, 15, Sarvoday Society , Vatva (East), Ahmedabad-382440 4.03
77 Jan Kalyan Seva Sangh, 16, Baba Ramdev Prakash Society, Nr. D-10, Dawakhana, 2.85
Kalapi Nagar, Asarwa, Ahmedabad-380016
78 Jignasha Seva Sangh, 178/7, Manjushri Maill’s New Chawl, Near Petrol Pump, 1.38
Baliya Limadi Char Rasta, Asarwa, Ahmedabad-16
79 L.G. Mahila Vikas Sangh, F-3, Jagdamba Apartment, Jivraj Park Road, Vasna, 1.37
Ahmedabad-380051
80 Mahila Utkarsh Mandal, A-6, Gurjar Ratna Apartment, Opp. Rupal Apartment, 1.40
Maganpura, Radhaswami Road, Ranip, Ahmedabad
81 Nav Rachana Mahila Vikas Mandal, 11/127-Shanti Appartments, Nr. Pragatingar, 1.38
Naranpura, Ahmedabad-380063
82 Navoday Nav Yuvak Mandal, 13/149, New Karnawatinagar, Hatkeshwar, Amaraiwadi, 2.80
Distt. Ahmedabad-380026
83 P.V. Education Trust, 189/1, ‘J’ Type, Sector-13, Gandhinagar-382013 5.01
84 Parishram Mahila Seva Sangh, 41/B, Hira Master’s Chali, Meghaninagar, Ahmedabad-16 1.59
102
85 Patni Sheri Seva Sangh, 1453, Pragati Chowk, Nr. Gayakwad Haveli, Raikhad, 3.57
Ahmedabad-380001
86 Sanatan Educational Trust, Ramjibhai-Ni-Chali, Keshavnagar, Vankar Vas, Sabarmati, 4.03
Ahmedabad
87 Shram Bindu Chachrawadi Vasana, At & Post: Chacharawadi Vasna, Ta. Sanand, 2.65
Distt. Ahmedabad
88 Shree Chumundakrupa Khadi Gramodhyog Seva Sadan Trust, 158/2 Savagamnagar, 1.93
Nr. Dhanjibhai’s Chawl, Meghaninagar Last Bus Stand, Ahmedabad-380016
89 Shree Navchetan Education Trust, 773, Panchsheel Park Society, Sector-21, 2.61
Gandhinagar-21
90 Shree Navchetan Kelvani Mandal, 14, Nand Bungalows, Opp. Simandhar Park Seciety, 0.50
Jantangar Road, Ghalodia, Ahmedabad-380061
91 Shree Vivekanand Gramvikas Pratisthan Trust, 5, Himanshu Society, Ranip, Ahmedabad 1.38
92 Shri Raviraj Seva Sangh, 98/976, Ajanta Apartment, Near Tulip Bunglow, Thaljet, 2.85
Distt. Ahmedabad
93 Shri Sarvodaya Trust, Korda, At: Shertha, Po: Kasturinagar, Ta&Distt. Gandhinagar, 1.61
Haryana
94 Adarsh Saraswati Shiksha Samiti, Sant Garib Dass, Gali No. 2, Kakroi Road, 8.32
Sonepat-131001
95 Amar Jyoti Foundation, 1st Floor, Asst. Treasury Office Julana, Distt. Jind-126102 2.80
96 Bhartiya Kalyan Samiti, H.No. 5, Ward No. 12, Gandhi Chowk, Bahadurgarh, 3.62
Distt. Jhajjar
Himachal Pradesh
97 Manav Kalyan Seva Samiti, Vill. Karai, Po&Tehsil-Chopal, Distt. Shimla 3.19
Jammu & Kashmir
98 All India Centre For Urban And Rural Development, Near Shiva Flour Millls, 1.28
Patel Nagar, Distt. Kathua
Karnataka
99 Arundhati Education Trust, No. 638, 2nd Block, 3rd Stage, Basaveshwarangar, Opp 9.31
Muniganga Kalyana Mantapa, Near Pushpanjali Theatre, Bangalore-560079
100 Bhagyodaya Vidya Vardhak Sangh, At-Chandapur, Tq: Chincholi, Distt. Gulbarga,-585305 5.49
101 Bidar Integrated Rural Development Trust, H.No. 8-9-107/8, Near Nehru Stadium, 1.58
Bidar-585401
103
102 Cauvery Rural Development Society, Bagepalli Town-561207, Kolar Distt. 9.65
103 Chanamma Charitable Trust, 5/5, Alahalli, Anjanapura Post, Bangalore South, 9.81
Banglore-560062,
104 Dakshin Bharath Dalit Education Society, No.5, Near Adi Kabir Ashram, Mattadahalli, 15.14
R.T.Nagar Post, Distt. Banglore-5600032,
105 Divyajyothi Vidya Kendra, Vishwa Building, Chikkanna Layout, Opp. Basavanna 1.90
Devaramutt, Nelamagala Town-562123, Banglore Rural Distt.
106 Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar Vidya Vardhak Sangha, Shoarapur, Distt. Gulbarga 5.49
107 Gautam Education Society, No. 1684, 2nd Railway Parallel Road, Kengeri Satellite Town 4.24
Banglore-560060
108 Jana Kalyana Trust, 193-A, 5th Main, 17th Cross, M.C. Layout, Vijayanagar, 7.94
Banglore-560040
109 Jnana Jyothi Jai Bheem Education Society, No. 44, 5th Cross, Hosahalli, Vijayanagar, 5.49
Banglore-560040
110 Jnanesh Education Society, Malavally, Distt. Mandya 5.48
111 Karnataka Dalit Progressive Centre, No. A-2, Indira Mahal, 5th Main, Gandhinagar, 29.02
Banglore-560009
112 Kolar Education Society, Jayangar 5th Cross(Horhalli), Kolar-563101, 8.85
113 Mahatma Phule Education Society, Kamla Ngar, Taluka Aurad (B), Distt. Bidar, 4.70
114 Priyadarshini Seva Kendra Turst, Halasur Village, Sathnur Hobli, kadahalli Post, 9.22
Kanakpura Tq., Banglore South Rural District,
115 Saraswati Mahila Mandal, Mateshwar Nagar Near Amar Theatre Bhalki-585328, 3.29
Distt. Bidar,
116 Shri Ambika Education Trust, Ramapura, Hulibele Post. Bangarapet-563114, Distt. Kolar 5.49
117 Shri Durgadevi Banjara Seva Sangh, Somdevar Hatti Tanda No.1, Tq. Distt. Bijapur 4.24
118 Sree Ramakrishna Education Society, Vedavathinagara, K.H.B. Colony, Hiriyur-572144, 9.01
Distt. Chitradurga
119 Sree Sevalal Vidya Samsthe, Ravindranagara, Shimoga City, -577201 8.85
120 Sri Maharana Pratapa Singh Education Society, Huilgol Road Betageri, Distt. Gadag 9.38
121 Sri Tunga Bhadra Vidya Samste, Gopala Post, Tarikere Taluk, Chikkamangalur Distt. 15.14
122 Sri Vidyanikethan Education Association, Dodamaladoddi Village, J Thimmassandra Post, 6.89
Srinivaspur Taluk, Kolar Distt. - 563135
123 Sri Vivek Education Society, Chokkahalli Cross Nayanahalli, Chintamani Tq. Distt. Kolar 15.14
104
124 Udaya Vidya Kendra, Bhuvaneshwarinagar, Sultanpalaya R.T. Nagar Post, Banglore-560032 9.72
125 Wilson Garden Kaveri SC/ST Education Society, 468, 13th Cross, Wilson Garden, 5.74
Banglore-560027
Madhya Pradesh
126 Atihasik Mahila Shiksha Samiti, Gram Medhi, Udna, Patan Distt. Jabalpur 8.78
127 Avanti Shiksha Samiti, New Ram Nagar, Adhartal, Distt. Jabalpur 3.62
128 Awani Samaj Sanskar Samiti, 5/1, Akpat Ujjain Tehsil & Distt. Ujjain 7.09
129 Bharti Mahila Shiksha Samiti, 1563/1-A, Uday Nagar, Vfj Estate Jabalpur-482009 3.82
130 Gayatri Shakti Shiksha Kalyan Samiti, 1314, Mishra Market Ranjhi Basti, Distt. 4.52
Jabalpur-4882001
131 Gramin Vikas Mahila Mandal, Birend Vatika, Lahar Road, Distt. Bhind 4.13
132 Kamala Swastha Avam Shiksha Prasar Samiti, H.I.G. - 923, Housing Board Colony, 0.94
Distt. Morena
133 M.P. Anusuchit Jati Jan Jati Evam Pichhra Varg Kalyan Sangh, 166(E) Muni Nagar, 3.14
Ujjain-456010
134 Madhya Pradesh Bairwa Sanskritik Parishad, 125, Bagpur Sanver Road, Ujjain, - 456010 7.14
135 Madhya Pradesh Prakartik Chikitsa Mahavidyalaya Samiti, Tansen Road, Padav, 3.15
Distt. Gwalior
136 Mahakoshal Mahila Shiksha Samiti, 3226, Tulsi Nagar, Behind St. Gr. School, Ranjhi, 2.80
Distt. Jabalpur-482005
137 Mohini Mahila Mandal Shiksha Samiti, Vijay Nagar, Chhapar, Post-Shanker Shah 3.16
Nagar, Distt. Jabalpur
138 Navchetna Shiksha Samiti, M-35, Sharda Colony Shakti Nagar, Gupteshwar, 6.12
Distt. Jabalpur-482001
139 New Vikas Shiksha Samiti, 102, Ranjhi Bazar Vehicle Tiraha, Distt. Jabalpur 3.62
140 Ram Ratan Shiksha Prasar And Samaj Seva Samiti, Birpura Road, Naogaon, Chatarpur 6.11
141 Ravi Jan Seva Samaj Samiti, House Of Arun Dixit, Housing Board Colony, 1.31
Lahar Road, Distt. Bhind
142 Reena Samaj Seva Samiti, House of Late Shri Santosh Sharma Advocate, Mai Bali 28.90
Gali, Rajgarh Phatak, Datia
143 Runk Unmullan Sanstha, Gram Panchayat Mangaon H.No.58, Champanagar, 3.62
Distt. Jabalpur
144 Saidhantik Shiksha Samiti, H.No. 111, Manegaon, Champangar Post, Westland, 2.57
Tehsil. Jabalpur, Distt. Jabalpur
145 Shashi Mahila Jagrati Samiti, B-1, Navneet Inclave Ranjhi Bazar, Distt. Jabalpur 6.39
105
146 Shivshakti Mahila Adimjati Janjati Kalyan Samiti, H.No. 1440, PO: Shankarshah 6.13
Nagar Rampur Chhapar, Distt. Jabalpur,
147 Shri Gopal Shiksha Avam Samaj Seva Samiti, Pancham Singh Road, Behind 2.70
Collector’s Bunghow, Ganesh Pura, Morena
148 Shri Nath Samaj Seva Sansthan, Teshil Road, Vijaypur, Distt. Sheoupur, 5.28
149 Shri Shanti Niketan Shiksha Prasar Samiti, H.I.G. 904, Housing Board Colony, 20.38
Distt. Morena
150 Society For Social Development, Anand Nagar, Chira Ghar, Near Civil Dispensary, 1.39
Hazira, Distt. Gwalior
151 Vatika Samaj Seva Samiti, In front of Shahid Chandra Shekhar Azad Park, 1.93
Santosh Bhawan, New Block Shivpuri-473551
152 Ved Mahila Mandal, 920, Ranjhi Basti, Gurudwara Maidan, Distt. Jabalpur 2.57
153 Vivekananda Samaj Kalyan Sansthan, Virendra Vatika, Lahar Road, Near Housing Board 1.74
Colony, Distt. Bhind
Maharashtra
154 Aai Tulja Bhavani Mahila Shikshan & Prashikshan Sanstha, Jhotinagar (Ghatodi), 5.08
Post Dundi, Tq. Pusad, Distt. Yavatmal
155 Adarsh Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, 74, Adarsh Colony, Nakane Road, Deopur, Dhule 15.65
156 Ahilyadevi Holkar Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Rekashale Nivas, New Abadi, Uudgir, 12.65
Tq-Udgir-413517, Distt. Latur
157 Annapurna Shikshan Sanstha, Railway Station Road, Hingoli-43513, Distt. Parbhani 4.03
158 Balaji Shikshan Sanstha, Nalgir, Tq. Udgir, Distt: Latur 9.18
159 Balaji Yuvak Mandal, At & Post Mane Nagar, Latur Road, Near Govt. Dairy, 9.65
Tq. Loha, Distt. Nanded-431708
160 Bharat Multipurpose Education Society, C/O Nalgir, Taluk Udgir, Distt. Latur 9.64
161 Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Tq. Gangakhed, Distt. Parbhani 7.88
162 Harisunder Mahila Bahuddeshiya Shikshan Prasark Mandal, “Rekashale Nivas” 12.80
New Abadi, Udgir-413517, Distt. Latur
163 Jai Vishwakarma Sarvoday Sanstha, N-9, L-152/04, CIDCO, Aurangabad 2.44
164 Jijamata Shikshan Prasark Mandal, Salagara(D), Tq. Tuljapur-413601, Distt. Osmanabad 5.21
165 Jyotiba Phule Seva Trust, 7, Laxmi Narayan Apartment, Shivaji Nagar, Distt. Nanded-2 8.91
166 Late Tehlaram Khurana Pratishthan, C/O. Annapurna Craft Centre, State Bank Colony, 5.25
H.No. 13, Deora Nagar, Hingoli-431513
167 Sainik Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Itwara Momin Gali, Gautam Niwas, Old Jalna 4.73
168 Mahila Bahuudeshiya Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Nalgir Tq. Udgir, Distt. Latur 9.18
169 Mahila Utkarsh Pratishthan, Civil Line Risod, Distt. Washim 11.09
106
170 Matoshri Pratishthan, Srinath Nagar, Taroda(B.K.) Distt. Nanaded 3.80
171 Pandit Dendayal Upadhyay Shaikshanik Bahuuddeshiya Sanstha, Pandharkawada, 4.78
Distt. Yavatmal
172 Pratap Memorial Charitable Trust, Shankar Bhawan, Main Road, Gondia-441601 4.34
173 Prerana Janseva Sanstha, Annapurna 1st Floor, Railway Station Road, Distt. Hingoli-431513 2.73
174 Rani Laxmibai Shikshan Prasshrak Sansthal, C/o Vilas Magar, Behind Indrayani Niwas, 2.98
Sushiladevi Deshmukh Nagar, Old Ausa Road, Latur, Distt. Latur
175 Sant Gora Kumbhar Shikshan Sansthan, Shrinathnagar, Taroda(Bk) Distt. Nanaded 5.29
176 Sant Ravidas Samaj Sewa Mandal, At & Post Kiwla, Tq. Loha, Distt. Nanded 3.14
177 Servants of India Society, 846, Shivaji Nagar, Pune-411004 4.92
178 Shri Nalanda Magswargiya Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Mahadev Pimpalgaon (Khadkut), 8.00
Bhagyanagar-73, Tq. & Distt. Nanded
179 Shri Raje Sambhaji Maharaj Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Tandulwadi Taluk Palam 1.99
Distt. Parbhani
180 Shri Sant Gadge Maharaj Mission, 6, Vidyarthi Bhawan, Tribhuwan Road, Mumbai 8.29
181 Shri Sant Shiromani Manmath Swami Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Shewadi(B), 4.24
Tal: Loha, Distt. Nanded
182 Shri Swami Samarth Shikshan Sanstha, Peth Vadgaon, Tal. Hatkalangada, Distt. 9.81
Kolhapur
183 Sur Mandir Art Institute, C/O Swami Vivekanand Vachanalay, Railway Station Road, 3.19
Hingoli, Distt. Parbhani
184 Swami Vivekanand Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Ambika Talkies Road, Hingoli-431513 9.14
185 Ujwal Rural Development Society, Swami Samarth Colony, Varul Road, Shindkheda, 9.06
Tal. Shindkheda, Dhule
186 Vimukta Bhatkya Jati Seva Samiti, Dhondwadi(Ghonshi)-413518, Tq-Udgir, Distt: Latur 4.24
187 Vishwakarma Pratisthan, Jyoti Diamond, Sarafa Bazar, Nanded-431604 5.29
Manipur
188 Centre For Rural Development, Cherapur Mayai Leikai, P.O. Wangjing-795148, 2.36
Distt. Thoubal
189 Centre for Women Development, Keishamthong Elangbam Leikai, Imphal-795001 5.62
190 Integrated Rural Development and Educational Organisation, Wangbal, P.O.: 3.91
Thoubal-795138
191 Jamia Educational Soceity, Sangaiyumpham Cherapur, Po: Wangjing-795148, Thoubal 2.15
107
192 Rural Downtrodden People Upliftment Society, Moirangkhom Kabul Khul, Imphal-795001 3.92
193 Rural Social & Educational Development Association, Heibong Makhong, Mayang, 2.01
Distt. Chandel Imphal-795132
194 The Bashikhong Chanura Sinlon Lup, Bashikhong Kitnapnung, Imphal East Distt. 1.36
195 The Eastern Social Welfare Association, Wangjing Po: Wangjing,-795148, Distt. Thoubal 2.44
196 The Scheduled Caste Welfare Association, Masjid Road, Paona Bazar, Imphal-795001 4.30
197 The Western Rural Socio Economic Development Organisation, Heinoukhonghembi, 5.16
Konjeng Leikai, Imphal West
198 The Women’s Economic Development Society, Khongman Zone-I, Distt. Imphal East 5.15
199 Typewriting Institute And Rural Development Services, Thoubal Bazar, Distt.Thoubal 1.36
Orissa
200 Ambedkar Educational Complex, At Kanyashram, Niladri Vihar, Chandrasekharpur, 6.39
Post Saileshree Vihar, Distt. Khurda, Bhubaneswar-21
201 Ambedkar Kalyan Samiti, At/P.O: Baliapal, Distt. Balasore 11.81
202 Bhairabi Club, At-Kurumpada, P.O: Hadapada, Distt. Khurda 15.30
203 Cuttack Zilla Harijan Adivasi Seva Sanskar Yojana, At Haldai Basanta (Chhata), 19.58
Post Fakirabad, Via Thakurpatna, Distt. Kendrapara
204 Gandhian Institute of Technical Advancement, At:Jagannathpur, Post Naindipur, 1.81
Block Garadpur, Distt. Kendrapara-754153
205 Gopabandhu Pathagar, At - Raj-Ranpur (Khuntia Sahi), Distt.- Nayagarh-752026 9.81
206 Gopabandhu Pathaghar, Ramchandrapur Bazar, Post Jatni, Distt. Khurda-752050 4.49
207 Gurudutta Gramodyog, Plot No. 11, Station Square Bhubaneswar-751001 5.36
208 Holy Home, D/LA-2, V.S.S. Nagar, Bubaneswar-751007 10.01
209 Jeevan Jyoti Club For Social Welfare And Rural Development, Mahadia, PO: 18.47
Belapada, Distt. Dhenkanal -759025
210 Jungalee Unayan Parisad, At-Erai, P.O. Charampa, Distt. Bhadrak 8.32
211 Mahila Unayana Pathagar, At. Ambapada, Post Karamul, Via Mahimagadi, 18.45
Distt. Dhenkanal, -759014
212 Nikhila Utkal Harijan Adivasi Seva Sangha, S/2-138, Niladri Vihar, Bhubaneswar 15.30
213 Social Rural Technology Institute, At/P.O: Garajanga, Via Marshaghai, Distt. Cuttack 9.12
Rajasthan
214 L.L. Public School Samiti, Main Road, Sadbhawana Nagar, Sriganganagar 9.81
108
215 Adarsh Bal Vatika Vidyalaya Samiti, Rawatsar, Hanumangarh 3.16
216 Adarsh Bal Vatika Vidyalaya Samiti, Ward No. 6, Rawatsar, Distt. Hanumangarh 14.20
217 Adarsh Shikshan Samiti, 117-H-Block, Srigangangar 15.19
218 Ankita Bal Vidya Mandir Shikshan Samiti, Shri B.C. Jain Ka Makan, Hanuman 5.16
Mandir Ke Peechhe, Bajrangdal Mill Road, Kotari, Kota
219 Ashapala Shiksha Samiti, Shiv Sadan, Virendra Bhawan, Mama Bhanej Chauraha, 5.00
Jhalawar
220 B.S. Public School Samiti, V.O.P Mahiyanwali Distt. Sriganganagar 5.16
221 Bal Bodh Vidya Peeth Sanstha, Mahajan, Tehsil Loonkaransar, Distt. Bikaner 24.17
222 Balram Adarsh Vidyalaya Samiti, 21, Shankar Colony, SSB Road, Sri Ganganagar 12.23
223 Bright Future Institute Sanstha, Branch at Ward No.14, Padampur-335041, Distt. 7.15
Sriganganagar
224 Excellent Children Public School Society, 4-S-17, Dadabari, Ext., Uriya Basti 6.21
Chauraha, Kota-9
225 Greenwel Children Society, Rathori Kuan, Distt. Nagaur-341001 2.32
226 Gyandeep Public School Samiti, Ward No. 11, Pilibangan, Distt. Hanumangarh 10.31
227 Helping Hands Society, 7-C/31 Mahavir Nagar-III, Kota 1.67
228 Indira Gandhi Swarojgar Prashikshan Samiti, Dr. Shukla Clinic, Indira Gandhi Nagar, 6.66
DCM, Kota
229 Jack & Jill Prabandh Samiti, 7 E, Chhoti, Sriganganagar 15.30
230 Jack & Jill Society, H.No. 5/276, SFS, Aggarwal Farm, Mansarovar, Jaipur 5.16
231 Jai Bhawani Public School Samiti, Ward No. 7, Purani Abadi, Sriganganagar 8.32
232 Jan Kalyan Shikshan Samiti, 426, Agarsain Nagar, Distt. Sri Ganganagar-335001 23.38
233 M.D. Public School Samiti, Rathori Kunwa, Distt. Nagaur 19.19
234 Mahavir Bal Shiksha Avam Vikas Samiti, Near Saini Adarsh Vidya Mandir, 5.10
Hodayali Bhawan, Jagir, Bandiikui, Distt. Dausa
235 Manohar Bal Mandir Samiti, 5-D-Block, Srigangangar-335001 16.87
236 National Public School Samiti, Gali No.3, Durga Vihar, Sriganganagar 4.22
237 Navodaya Bal Vidyalaya Samiti, Mahavir Nagar Vistar Yojana Kota 5.10
238 Nehru Model School Samiti, 108-109, Setia Colony, Distt. Sri Ganganagar 16.87
239 New Veer Sawarker Vidyalaya Samiti, Near Shahi Jama Masjid, Kotari, Distt. Kota 6.66
240 Nirashrit Mahila Bal Vikas Gramodyog Shiksha Samiti, Pai Bagh, Distt. Bharatpur-32001 4.92
241 Prasasvi Sansthan, Geeta Bhawan, Vivekanand Colony, Bandikui, Distt. Dausa 5.10
242 Public Seva Society, 1-A, Chhoti S Balwant Singh Ki Dhani Sriganganagar. 23.52
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243 Radha Bal Mandir Vidhyalay Academy, Bus Stand, Pipar City-342601, Distt. Jodhpur 3.16
244 Rani Laxmi Shikshan Sansthan, Near Adarsh Nagar Petrol Pump, Opp. Adarsh Nagar 5.00
Idgah, Rawatbhata, Distt. Chittorgarh
245 S. Lala Rrm Memorial Welfare Society, 180, Mukherjee Nagar, Sriganganagar 10.21
246 S.K. Public School Samiti, Chandni Chowk Purani Awadi, Sriganganagar, 23.62
247 Seemavarti Mahila Kalyan Society, Ward No. 8 , Purani Abadi, Distt. Sriganganagar 7.15
248 Shanti Public School Samiti, Prem Nagar Colony, Sriganganagar 7.15
249 Shishu Niketan Prathmik Patshla Samiti, Ward No.18, Suratgarh, Distt. Sriganganagar 6.93
250 Shradhalaya Ashram Samiti, Surajple ,Distt. Kota 5.16
251 Shri Ravidranath Tagore Vidyalaya Samiti, Ward No. 5, Rawatsar, Distt. Hanumangarh 4.70
252 Sri Ganganagar Kshetriya Gramin Vikas Samiti, Ward No.7, Chandani Chowk, 2.89
Purani Abadi, Sri Ganganagar
253 Sri Krishna Vidyalaya Prabandhak Samiti, Padampur, Sriganganagar 5.16
254 Suhit Jan Kalyan Samiti, Plot No. 20, Vigyan Nagar, Distt. Kota 15.90
255 Sumit Bal Vidhyalaya Shiksha Vikas Samiti, 11/B/3, Mahavir Nagar-III, Kota 9.80
256 Summer Hill Vidyalaya Samiti, Kesrisinghpur-335027,Distt. Sriganganagar 9.81
257 Tagore Bal Bhawan Shiksha Samiti, Indra Colony Gali No. 4, Ward No. 24,
Hanumangarh Town, Distt. Hanumangarh 10.29
258 Tagore Gramin Utthan Samiti, Near Petrol Pump, Anantapur, Distt. Kota 3.33
259 Tagore Gramin Utthan Samiti, Near Petrol Pump, Anantapura, Distt. Kota 1.67
260 Vidya Mandir Shiksha Samiti, 3 G-20 Jawahar Nagar, Srigangangar 4.95
261 Yuvan Sanstha, 3/25, Housing Board, Sriganganagar 3.31
Tripura
262 Abalamban, Apnaghar, Airport Road (Near TRTC Workshop), Barjala Agartala 5.09
Uttar Pradesh
263 Adarsh Kalyan Sewa Samiti, 54/2, Joshia Pura, Bahraich 9.81
264 Adarsh Sanskritik Satsang Kala Kendra, Village & PO. Auras, , Distt. Unnao 5.41
265 Apang Asahay Jan Vikas Sansthan, Vill. Mussepur, Post Mandavali Najibabad, 12.56
Distt. Bijnor
266 Atal Gramodyog Sewa Samiti, Shivkanti Sadan Mohalla:Chanakyapuri, 5.05
PO: Amethi Distt. Sultanpur
267 Baba Ram Nath Shiksha Samiti, Bahorapur, Amethi, Distt. Sultanpur. 2.20
268 Bal Bani Avom Nirbal Seva Nari Kala Kendra Samiti, V&Po: Dangauli, Distt. Mau 12.80
269 Bal Kalyan Kendra, Vill. Pindra, Post & Distt. Deoria 3.14
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270 Bhartiya Samaj Sewa Sansthan, Baraf Khana Mishri Ki Bagh, P.O.: Chowk, Lucknow 9.64
271 Bodhi Satva Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Anusuchit Jati Anusuchit Janjati Nirbal Varg Kalyan 1.81
Samiti, Vill. & Post Pindi Karchhana, Distt. Allahabad
272 Deendayal Research Institute, 7-E, Swami Ramtirth Nagar, Rani Jhansi Road, 9.08
New Delhi-110055
273 Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Shiksha Prasar Samiti, 122, North Idgah Colony, Agra, 1.72
UP Branch at Alipur Khedia, Post Mahavan, Distt. Mathura
274 Dr. S. Radha Krishnan Public Mahila Silai Kadhai Prisikshan Kendra, Deendayal Nagar, 1.66
Sipri Bazar, Jhansi-284003
275 Gramin Uthan Sansthan, Vill: & Po-Bhatahin Khurd, Distt. Kushinagar 6.58
276 Gyan Bharati Mahila Kalyan Avam Shiksha Prasar Samiti, 102, Holi Gate, Etah 5.48
277 Jan Kalyan Shiksha Samiti, Vill.&P.O. Bhathahin Khurd(Lala) Via-Fazil Nagar, 5.49
Distt. Kushinagar
278 Jawahar Jyoti Shiksha Evam Gramya Vikas Samiti, Vill. and Post: Patwai, Distt. Rampur 2.41
279 Kapil Bal Evam Mahila Seva Sansthan, 674, Civil Lines, Distt. Basti 15.25
280 Modern Shiksha Vikas Samiti, Prem Nagar, Line Par, Near Mata Mandir, Moradabad 7.91
281 Nirbal Samaj Kalyan Sansthan, 202a/39, Jawahar Nagar(Near Hathi Park), Lucknow 5.49
282 Pawan Seva Sansthan, Moh.Mewatiyan, Tarabganj Road, Near Chhungi Naka 12.95
Naushahara, Distt. Gonda
283 Pratapgarh Gramothan Samiti, Village-Pure Bedua, Post Afim Ki Kothi, Pratapgarh-230001 2.09
284 Pratapgarh Mahila Kalyan Avam Shiksha Samiti, Devokali, In front of Old Planning 15.30
Office, Distt. Pratapgarh
285 Ramakrishna Mission Sevashram, Swami Vivekanand Marg, Vrindavan, Distt. Mathura 5.22
286 Samaj Kalyan Shiksha Sansthan, Village-Baliawa(Karawanhi),P.O.-Bhatahi-Khurd, 5.49
Via-Fazil Nagar,Distt. Kushinagar
287 Sarvodaya Ashram, Village-Sikandarpur Block&Post. Tandiyawan Distt. Hardoi 28.78
288 Satya Ahinsa Bal Vidyalaya Samiti, Gaziapur, Raebareli 14.97
289 Shanti Sarvodaya Sansthan, ‘Shanti Kunj’ Moh. Mewatiyan, Tarabganj Road, Distt. 14.97
Gonda
290 Shree Shukdeo Prasad Tripathi Smarak Sanskrit Vidyapeeth, Vill. Bhathahin Khurd 3.16
Duldulia, Post Shankar Pathkhouli, Distt. Kushinagar
291 Shri Bansraj Singh Chauhan Vidyalaya, Vill. & PO - Bairwanankar, Distt. Siddharth Nagar 6.11
292 Sri Saraswati Shiksha Prasar Samiti, At - Singh Nagar, PO - Jhasi, Distt.- Farrukhabad 9.65
293 Sw. Tapeshwar Ram Kalyan Samiti, Mo. Saidpur, P.O. Mohammdabad Gohna, Distt. Mau 11.62
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294 Swami Atmdev Gopalanand Shiksha Sansthan, Ugarpur, Post-Pipergaon, Distt. 5.30
Farrukhabad
295 Triveni Manav Udyamita Vikas Sansthan, Shivajipuram, Sadar, Distt. Pratapgarh 15.30
296 UP Anusuchit Vimukt Avam Janjati Sevak Sangh, No.97-B, Darul Shafa, 4.32
Vidhayak Niwas, Lucknow
297 Vandana Mahila Prashikshan Kendra Samiti, Shyam Kanhaiya Colony, Gola Gokaran 0.95
Nath, Distt. Kheri
298 Vivekananda Yuva Mahila Evam Bal Seva Sansthan, Village-Bhatjamua, Post- Paikauli 8.32
Maharaj, Distt. Deoria
Uttaranchal
299 Aastha Samajik Sanstha, Bareilly Road, Haldwani Distt. Nainital 1.08
300 Indira Rashtriya Chetna Evam Samajothan Sansthan, Hoshiyari Mandir Raiwala, 9.81
Distt. Dehradun
301 Mahila Gramin Utthan Samiti, Zilla Parishad Bhawan, Tildhukari, Distt. Pithorgarh 1.99
302 Prerna Public School Samiti, Prerana Bhawan Near Diwan-Niwas Talla-Bhatkot 1.99
Pithoragarh
West Bengal
303 Bhatar Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Abasik Shiksha Niketan, At&Po: Karjana Chatti, Burdwan 14.59
304 Central Scheduled Caste & Tribal Welfare Association, No 4, Sankharipukur 3.94
(Nichu Colony), Burdwan, -713103
305 Central Scheduled Caste & Tribal Welfare Association, No 4, Sankharipukur 16.92
(Nichu Colony), Distt. Burdwan, -713103
306 Gandhi Sarak Gram Seva Kendra, 90a/1b, Suren Sarkar Road, Calcutta-700010 5.44
307 Ramakrishna Mission Ashrama, P.O. Sargachi Ashrama, Distt. Murshidabad -742134 2.49
308 Sidhu Kanu Education Society, B-37, Aurobinda Nagar (Judge Court Road), 19.46
PO & Distt.:- Midnapore-721101,
309 Sri Sri Harichand Matua Sevashram Trust, Santidham, Harichand Thakur Road, 6.50
Thakurpukur, Kolkata-700063,
310 Tarun Sangha, Vill. Phakirchak, P.O. Barabari (South), Distt. Midnapore-721430 2.37
311 West Bengal Scheduled Castes, Tribes & Minority Welfare Association, Rabindra Nagar, 34.03
Post Midnapore, Distt. West Midnapore
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S.No. Name of the State Amount Beneficiaries(Rs. in lakh)
1 Andhra Pradesh 457.86 1,00,229
2 Gujarat 266.30 91,000
3 Himachal Pradesh 16.50 3,500
4 Jammu and Kashmir 61.26 35,820
5 Manipur 50.00 25,000
6 Punjab 100.00 24,360
7 Tamil Nadu 400.00 60,000
8 Tripura 121.02 55,050
9 Uttar Pradesh 234.04 8,85,000
10 Uttranchal 11.58 32,083
Total 1908.92 13,12,047
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STATE-WISE FINANCIAL & PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER THE SCHEME OF POSTMATRIC SCHOLARSHIP FOR OBCs DURING 2005-06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
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S.No. Name of the State Amount Beneficiaries(Rs. in lakh)
1 Gujarat 344.12 13,600
2 Goa 13.89 460
3 Jammu and Kashmir 224.24 12,812
4 Manipur 119.50 7,840
5 Punjab 138.42 22,726
6 Rajasthan 235.24 9,597
7 Tamil Nadu 290.25 2,590
8 Tripura 111.13 8,357
9 Uttar Pradesh 633.77 64,247
10 Uttranchal 72.53 326
11 Delhi 5.00 40
Total 2188.10 1,42,595
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STATE-WISE FINANCIAL & PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER THE SCHEME OF HOSTEL
FOR OBCs BOYS AND GIRLS DURING 2005-06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
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S.No. Name of the State Amount Beneficiaries No. of
(Rs. in lakh) Hostels
1 Andhra Pradesh 330.00 3000 30
2 Kerala 48.50 100 1
3 Karnataka 258.75 650 13
4 Madhya Pradesh 120.00 400 4
5 Tamil Nadu 204.75 650 13
6 Tripura 38.84 100 1
7 Uttar Pradesh 71.08 200 4
Total 1072.00 5100 66
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LIST OF NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS THAT HAVE RECEIVED GRANT-IN-AID UNDER THE SCHEME OF ASSISTANCE TO VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONWORKING FOR THE WELFARE OF OTHER BACKWARD CLASSES(OBCs) DURING
01-04-2005 to 31-12-2005
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AmountS.No. Name & Address of the Organisation (Rs. in lakh)
ANDHRA PRADESH
1 Jagruthi Educational & Community Development Society ,Hyderabad 1.40
2 Vennela Educational & Rural Development Society, Hyderabad 1.40
3 Social Integration & Rural Development Society, Nalgonda 1.38
4 Polymers Educational Society Nellore 0.75
5 Swathi Manila Mandali, Nellore 1.24
6 Shri Venkateshwara Mahila Mandal Guntur 1.25
7 Vani Niketan Mahila Mandal Krishna 1.24
8 Swami Vivekanand Youth Association Anantpur 1.28
ASSAM
9 Global Health Immunization and Population Countrol Organisation Nagaon 0.85
10 Dr. Ambedjkar Mission, Kamrup 0.85
HARYANA
11 Smt Kasturi Devi Memorial Shiksha Samiti, Sonipat 0.82
12 Amar Jyoti Foundation Jind 2.76
13 Modern Education Society Sonipat 1.71
JAMMU & KASHMIR
14 Centre for Slum Development, Pulwama 1.69
MADHYA PRADESH
15 Yadav Mahila Mandal, Bhind 1.71
16 Ravi Jan Seva Samiti, Bhind 1.24
17 Gramin Vikas Mahila Mandal, Bhind Madhya Pradesh 1.42
18 Pawan Gramin Samaj Seva Samiti, Morena 0.75
19 Shri Gopal Shiksha Avam Samaj Seva Samiti 1.42
20 Adarsh Shivam Social Develop. Society, Bhind 0.92
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21 Society for Social Development, Gwalior 2.49
22 Shri Shanti Niketan Shiksha Prasar Samiti, Morena 1.97
23 Ujwal Mahila Mandal, Jabalpur 1.71
24 Vivekanand Samaj Kalyan Sansthan, Bhind 1.97
MAHARASHTRA
25 Nehru Yuva Mandal, Jalgaon 2.77
26 Swami Vivekanand Shikshan , Prasark Mandal, Hingoli 1.24
27 Saraswati Education Society, Pune 1.38
28 Late Maruti Bapu Pachkore Shiksha Prasrk Mandal, Hingoli 0.83
29 Satpuda Tapi Parisar Samishra Apang Shiksan Samiti, Dhule 1.38
30 Jansanwad Sevabhavi Vikas Sanstha, Dhulle 1.37
31 Bhagirathi Education Samiti, Dhule 1.38
32 Kranti Jyoti Savitribai Mahila Bahu-uddeshiya Sansthan ,Jalgaon 1.38
33 Shri Ganesh Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Latur 3.81
34 Snehdeep Education Society, Aurangabad 1.24
35 Ujjwal Rural Development Society, Dhule 0.85
36 Gajanan Gramin Sutar Lohar Industrial Coperative Society, Prabhani 1.02
37 Divya Jyoti Gramin & Sahari Vikas Sevabhavi Shaikshanik Sansthan, Latur 0.85
38 Wangeshwar Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Patur, Akola 5.69
39 KIBBTUS, Pune 2.85
40 Krantiveer Late Mahadev Rao Thakre Social Association, Wardha 2.77
41 Jay Vishwakarma Sarvodaya Sanstha, Aurangabad 1.24
42 Gramin Janseva Shikshan Sanstha, Dhule 1.84
43 Jaikali Sanskrutic Mandal, Aurangabad 1.71
44 Shri Hanuman Shikshan Ptrasarak Mandal, Aurangabad 0.69
MANIPUR
45 Rural Social & Educational Development Association, Imphal. 1.11
46 New Integrated Rural Management Agency, Thoubal 1.38
47 Education and Technological Development Rural Services Organisation, Thoubal 0.85
48 Upliftment of Human Resources & Vocational Training, Imphal East 2.07
49 Rural Educational and Socio-Economic Development Organisation, Imphal
50 Rural Development Association, Imphal East. 0.85
51 Urban Welfare Association, Imphal 1.40
52 Integrated Rural Development Agencies, Imphal 1.24
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53 Rural Voluntary Service,Thoubal 0.92
54 Nongmaiching Welfare Association Imphal East 1.38
55 Rural People Welfare Organisation Imphal 1.40
56 Centre of Rural Upliftment Service, Thoubal 1.51
57 Integrated People Development Society, Imphal 2.71
ORISSA
58 Khetramani Club,Puri 0.88
RAJASTHAN
59 Shishu Niketan Prathmic Pathshala Samiti Sriganganagar 1.38
60 Balram Adarsh Vidhalaya Samiti Sriganganagar 2.31
61 Jack & Jill Prabandh Samiti Sriganganagar 1.32
62 Ashapala Shiksha Samiti, Kota 1.38
63 Late Lala R R M Memorial Welfare Society, Sriganganagar 1.38
64 Vikas Model School Prabandh Samiti, Hanumangarh 1.38
65 Navodaya Bal Vidhyalaya Samiti, Kota 1.24
66 Suhit Jan Kalyan Samiti,Kota 1.36
67 New Veer Savarkar Vidhyalaya Samiti, Kota 1.38
68 Tagore Gramin Uthan Samiti, Kota 1.38
69 Ankita Bal Vidhya Mandir Shikshan Samiti, Kota 1.38
70 B S Public School Samiti, Sriganganagar 1.38
71 Adarsh Bal Vatika Vidhyalaya Samiti, Hanumangarh 1.38
72 Vidhya Mandir Shiksha Samiti, Sriganganagar 1.38
73 Manjeet Vikas and Prashikshan Samiti ,Kota 1.38
74 Helping Hands Society, Kota 1.38
75 Indira Gandhi Swarojgar Prashikshan Samiti, Kota 1.38
76 M D Public School Samiti, Nagaur 1.38
77 Excellent Children Public School Society, Kota 1.25
78 Shardhalaya Ashram Samiti, Kota 1.24
79 Manohar Bal Mandir Samiti, Sriganganagar 1.24
80 Bright Future Institute Sanstha , Sriganagnagar 1.38
UTTAR PRADESH
81 Bal Kalyan Kendra, Deoria 2.33
82 Sahyog Sansthan, Deoria 1.38
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83 Bhartiya Gramodhyog Vikas Sansthan, Meerut 0.93
84 Lok Kalyan Seva Samiti, Muzaffarnagar 0.85
85 Dr. Ambedkar Swasthya Vikas Seva Samity, Lucknow 0.85
86 ANCHAL, Lucknow 0.85
87 Shanti Samaj Sevi Samiti, Farukhabad 0.75
88 Pragati Pathgamini Shiksha Samiti, Lucknow 0.93
89 Shri Gopiram Industrial Training Samiti Agra 0.56
90 Friends Youth Club, Rampur 2.61
91 Maurya Shikya Chhatravas Jan Kalyan Samity, Badyan 2.57
92 Gram Vikas Samiti, Barabanki 2.50
93 Navada Gramodhyog Vikas Samiti, J.P. Nagar 1.71
94 Society for Urban & Rural Reconstruction, Lucknow 2.52
95 Mahila Seva Sansthan, Bijnor 1.38
96 Bhartiya Gram Vikas Samiti, Hardoi 1.52
97 Sardar Patel Shiksha Niketan, Mirzapur 1.24
WEST BANGAL
98 Central Schedule Caste and Tribal Welfare, Association, Burdwan 1.80
99 Badkulla Luna Shikha Samiti 1.24
DELHI
100 Sahdev Educational Society Delhi 1.26
102 Pracheta Shiksha Samiti Delhi 1.40
103 Rashtriya Jan Kalyan Samiti Delhi 1.40
104 All India Gramin Mahila Shiksha Samiti Delhi 0.93
105 Gramothan Kalyan Parishad Delhi 2.80
106 All India Konark Education & Welfare Society Delhi 0.93
107 Karmath Charitable Trust Delhi 1.30
108 Nagrik Shiksha Samiti Delhi 1.96
109 Saint Sainath Modern Publis Shiksha Samiti, Delhi 0.86
110 ANMOL, Delhi 0.92
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LIST OF NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS THAT HAVE RECEIVED GRANT INAID UNDER DEENDAYAL DISABLED REHABILITATION SCHEME DURING 2005-06(AS ON 31/12/2005).
Sl. No. Name and Address of the Organisation Amount
(Rs. in lakhs)
ANDHRA PRADESH
1 A Handicapped Service Foundation, H.No.5-5-138/12, Mustafa Nagar, Khammam-507001 9.52
2 Aathmeeya Manasika Vikasa Kendram, 12-13-830/15, Gokul Nagar Tarnaka, 5.69
Secunderabad-17
3 Adi Andhra Educational Society, Madhira Road Nandigama-521185, Krishana District 6.76
4 Al-Shifa Minority institutions for Mentally Retarded & Old Aged, D.No.2/400-7, 4.97
R.S.Road nagarajpet,Cuddapah-516001
5 Andhra Pradesh State Forum for Economically Weaker Section, H.No.6-9-7, 2.6
Namdevwada, Nizamabad
6 Annamma School for the Hearing & Physically Handicapped & Baby Care 3.75
Centre, Near State Bank of India, Opp. Police Quarters, Ibrahimpatnam-5211456
7 Anuraag Human Services, Flat No.202, II nd Floor, Ushodaya Colony, 10.08
Gudimalkapar, Hyderabad-500028
8 ANURAAG, 505, Nedredmit X Road, Sainikpuri, Opp.Masjid, Secunderabad 6.59
9 Arun Special Centre, 8-15-5, Shastripuram, Near Mir Alam Filters, Hyderabad 500077 6.63
10 Asha Jyothi Welfare Association for the Disabled, Housing Board, Miryalguda, 2.74
Nalgonda Distt.
11 Asha School Hyderabad( under Army Welfare Society New Delhi), Asha School 0.79
Artilery Centre Po.Ramdevaguda Hyderabad-500031.
12 Assissi Sisters of Mary Immaculate, Karunapuram, Peddapendial P.O., Warangal-5061511 8.14
13 Association for Welfare & Comprehensive Rural Development, Ramakrishna Prakruti
Ashramam, Bhimavaram-534203, West Godavari 5.87
14 Backward Area Rural Development Society, 26/115C, Gnanapuram, Nandyal - 518501 4.80
15 Bhimavaram Rotary Community Service Trust, Door No.25-7-9, Varevuvari Lane, 1.99
Lecturers Street, Bhimavaram-534202
16 Bresh Bhadrachalam Agency Rehabilitation & Educational Society for Handicapped, 6.46
Shanthinagar, Bhadrachalam-507111
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17 Care Land, Opp. Carbide Factory, NH 7, P.Box 24, B Camp(PO), Kurnool 7.09
18 Chaitanya Institute for the Learning Disabled, Anjaneyapeta, Kothavalasa - 535183, 3.46
Vizianagaram Distt.
19 Chaitanya Mahila Mandali, Near Bharat Nursing Home, Addanki-523201 6.29
20 Child Care Organisation, Main Road, Donakonda (PO), Prakasam Distt. 1.21
21 Child Guidance Centre, 8-13, Nehru nagar, Ramanthapur, Hyderabad-13 10.08
22 Darshini Handicapped Welfare Society, 34-2-73, Kasturibaipet, Vijayawada-10 3.30
23 Development and Welfare Association of the Blind, H.No 5-8-275.B.T.S. 6.32
Nalgonda, Nalgonda Distt-508001
24 Devnar Foundation for the Blind, Road No.1, West Marredpally, Secunderabad 14.71
25 Durgabai Deshmukh Vocational Training & Rehab. Centre (Andhra Mahila 12.24
Sabha), Hyderabad, Osmania University Road, Vidya Nagar, Hyderabad-500044
26 Eco Club Brahma Institute for the Mentally Handicapped, 8-2-15/B/1, Near 2.45
Municipal Park, Teachers’ Colony, Mahabubnagar-509001
27 Gracy Organisation for Development Services, 1-51/34, Bank Colony, Boargam (P), Nizamabad-503230 4.68
28 Helen Kellers’ School for the Deaf, 10/72, Near Sivalingam Beedi Factory, 8.43
Ballary Road, Cuddapah-516001
29 Hellen Keller Memorial Association for the Blind, Shop No. 1, Municipal 7.53
Complex, Subbalakshminagar, Vishakhapatnam-530016
30 Hellen Keller Memorial Associatn for the Blind, Near Appughar Park,M.V.P. 3.79
Colony, Sector 9, Visakhapatna-530017
31 Human Resource Development Society, 506, Sailja Premier Apartments, P&T 7.07
Colony, Near Post Office, Dilsukhnagaqr, Hyderabad-500060
32 I T R R O D D D, H.No.5-68, Pedda Amberpet Village, Hyatnagar, Mandal, 6.60
Ranga Reddy
33 Immaculate Conception Home for the Handicapped, Mydukur-516172, Cuddapah Distt. 5.54
34 Immaculate Heart of Mary Society, Keesara, Gandepalli Post, Krishna District-521185 7.87
35 Indian Red Cross Society (Kakinada), D.No.8-14-39, East Godavari Branch, 5.40
Red Cross Street, Gandhinagar, Kakinada
36 J & J Karunodaya Institute for MR, No.25-11-31, Indian Bank Street, Eluru-534006 3.44
37 Kalyani Rural Rehabilitation and Educational Society, H.No. 12-3-34, Thirumalavari 3.24
Street, Narsapur-534275, West Godavari District
38 KIRANAM, H.No.C-835 Opp to Trinetra Super Market NGO’s Colony, 4.83
Vanasthalipuram, Ranga Reddy Distt., Hyderabad-70
39 Lakshmi Mahila Mandali, Kothapet Perala-Chirala, Vatepalem, Prakasam Distt. 2.28
40 Lakshya Sadhana, H.No.23-78/25, Anandbagh, X Roads, R.K.Nagar, Malkajgiri, 3.38
RR Distt., Hyderabad-47
121
41 Lebenshilfe, 26, Lawsons Bay, Vishakhapatnam-17 20.43
42 Leema Deaf and Mentally Handicapped Welfare Association, 2/1, Kannavarithota, 4.16
Guntur-522002
43 Maharishi Sambamurty Institute of Social Development Studies, Studies No.8, 5.77
Sri Nagar Apartments, Srinagar Colony, Kakinada-533003
44 Manasika Vikas Kendram, 59-14-9,Ring Road , Ramachandra Nagar, Vijayawada 24.81
45 Mandala Vikalangula Samskshema Sangam, Atchutapuram-531011, Via Anakapalle, 8.15
Distt.Visakhapatnam
46 Mandava Charitable Trust, Venkateswara Complex, Besides RTC Bus Stand, 2.54
GNT Road, Gannavaram-521101, Krishna Distt.
47 Mother Theresa School for the Blind, Martur, Prakasam-523301 3.45
48 Navajeevan Blind Relief Centre, 2/21 A, Saptagiri Ashram,Tiruchannur, Tirupati-517503 4.27
49 Nehru Yuvajan Seva Sangham, Pichatur, Chittoor Distt. 11.31
50 New Don Bosco Educational Society, H.No.12-12-118, Ravindra Nagar, 4.29
Seethaphalmandi, Secunderabad
51 Omkar Lions Education Society for the Deaf, Lion’s Club of Vishakhapatnam & 7.07
Sri Shanti Ashram, Lawsons Bay, Visakhapatnam-530017
52 PAMENCAP(Godavarikhani), B-28, Near Sec-I, Community Hall, Godavarikhani- 10.44
505209, Distt.Karimnagar
53 PAMENCAP(Karimnagar), H.No.3-1-278, CVR Nagar, Karimnagar-505001 4.92
54 PAMENCAP(Secunderabad), Plot No.77, Vasavinagar, Karkhana, Secunderbad - 500015 6.80
55 Parents Association of AG’s Office Employees, Lekhadeep, Qtr.No.C-49, A.G.’s 3.25
Staff Quarters, Yousufguda, Hyderabad-500045
56 Pavani Institute for Multiple Handicapped & Spastics, 49-34-25, Abidnagar, 3.75
Akkayyapalem, Visakhapatnam-530016
57 PAWMENCAP(HYDERABAD), 10-3-16/1, MCH Colony, Humayun Nagar, Hyderabad-500028 5.62
58 People’s Action for Social Service, 10-12, Maruthi Nagar, Tirupati West - 517502, 5.70
Distt.Chittoor
59 Pragathi Charities, 24/310-A, Old Telugu Ganga Collectors Office, P.B.No.14, 12.73
Mulapet, Nellore
60 Prakasam Yuvajana Sangham, Farrukh Nagar, Shad Nagar Mandal, Mahabubnagar Distt. 2.34
61 Priyadarsini Service Organisation, 45-56-9, Saligramapuram, Vishakapatanam - 29 24.17
62 Radha Institute for Mentally Retarded Children, Kothpet X Road, Dilsukh Nagar, 3.00
Adjacent to Telephone Exchange, Hyderabad
122
63 Rastriya Seva Samithi, 9, Old Huzur Office Building, Tirupati-517501 43.55
64 Ravicherla Integrated Development and Education Society, Ravicherla, Nuzvid-5212, 1.36
Krishna Distt.
65 Residential School For the Blind, Gadwal-509125, Mahboobnagar Distt. 5.11
66 Rural Association for Developmental Awareness and Rehabilitation of the 2.95
Handicapped, MIG-1, H.No.131, KPHB Colony, Kukatpally, Hyderabad
67 Rural India Medical & Relief Society, Baireddi Palle-517415, Chittoor Distt. 2.81
68 Sadhana Society for Mentally Handicapped, H.No.1-4-63/B, Snehanagar Colony, 13.57
Street No.8, Habsiguda, Hyderabad
69 Sai Seva Sangh, 99, Road 12, V V Nagar,Kukatpally, Hyderabad-72. 4.38
70 Santosh Educational Society, Door No.2-412/1, Adarshanagar, Old Dairy Farm, 3.21
Visakhapatnam-530040
71 Satya Integated Rural Education and Economic Development Society, 2.63
Nagalapuram Road, Nagari-517590, Chittoor District
72 Seva Sadanam, Madhira, Khammam-507203 3.71
73 Shanthiniketan, Plot No.10, Gouthami Nagar, Vanasthalipuram, Hyderabad-500070 9.45
74 Sharda Health and Social Services, 6-4-361, Bholakpur, Secunderabad-500080 2.27
75 Shekinah Foundation, 4-3-2, Shekinah House, Hayath Nagar, Ranga Reddy District 6.58
76 Siri Institute for Mentally Handicapped, Door No.18-1-44, Ganapathinagaram, 8.39
Opp.Badelamma Cheruvu, Samalkot-533440, E.G.Distt
77 Smt. Merla Ramamma Memorial Trust, Gannavaram-521101, Krishna Dt. 6.01
78 Sneha Society for Rural Reconstruction, H.No.2-11-31, Opp.to Kanteshwar Temple, 9.60
Kanteshwar,Nizamabad-503002
79 Society for Education of the Deaf & Blind, 2-2-20, Perlavari St., Vizianagaram-535001 8.05
80 Sri Dakshinya Bhava Samithi, Madhavi Nilayam, J.K.C.College Road Extension 12.84
Extension,Guntur-522006
81 Sri Sai Educational Society, H.No.3-16-108/6, Kamakshipuram, Ramanthapur, 3.92
Hyderabad-500013
82 Sri Venkateswara Yuvajana Seva Sangam, 10-137 Gandi Road Extn., Chittoor-517001 2.80
83 St. Marthoma Educational Society, Plot No.164, Lok Yukta Colony Nadergul, 4.60
Udyog Nagar, Badangpet Post, Via Kanchanbagh, Ranga Reddy
84 St.Ann’s Manovikas Kendra, Mallikarjunapet, 3rd Lane, Guntur-522022 8.54
85 Surya Kiran Parents Association for the Welfare of M.H., Door No. 11-3-16, 12.90
Macherala-522426, Guntur Distt.
86 Swayamkrushi, 265, New Vasavi Nagar, Secunderabad-500015 15.31
87 Sweekar Rehabilitation Institute for Handicapped, Upkaar Comlex, Upkaar Junction, 46.52
Secunderabad-500003
123
88 Thakur Hari Prasad Institute of Research and Rehab. For MH, Vivekanandanagar, 50.07
Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad-500060
89 The Karimnagar District Freedom Fighters’ Trust, H.No.10-4-24, Bank Colony, 6.35
Arepally Road, Karimnagar
90 The Rural Education and Development Trust, 1-2-607/54/B/6, Gagan 3.39
Mahal(Village), Behind DBR Mills, Hyderabad-500080
91 Uma Educational and Technical Society(Uma Manovikasa Kendram), (Kakinda), 11.49
Manovikas Nagar, Behind Teachers Colony, Kakinada-533005
92 Uma Manovikasa Kendram(Ongole), Near Navabarth Buildings, Kurnool Road, 6.84
Maruthi Nagar II Line, Ongole-523002, Prakasam Distt.
93 Upkar Dr. Pasupuleti N. H. Rao Charitable Trust, Upkaar Circle, Picket, Secundarabad-500003 8.14
94 Ushodaya Educational Society, H.No.11-13/113/2, R.K.Puram, Ranga Reddy 8.62
95 Vani Educational Academy, H.No.6-583, Kakani Nagar, Jaggaiahpeta-521175, 2.35
Krishna Distt.
96 Vasantha Lakshmi Charitable Trust & Research Centre, 16-11/131, Kasthuridevi 2.64
Nagar, Pagathota, Nellore
97 Vegesna Foundation, 2-1-527/5, Nallakunta, Hyderabad-500044 7.97
98 Velugu, 11-270-A-1, Society Colony, Madanapalle-517325, Chittoor Distt. 7.34
99 Victory India Charitable Tent of Rescue Yacht, 115, Sattipalli Village, Kuppam-517425, 3.46
Chittoor Distt.
100 VOICE, 69-3-1/E, Ushodaya Marg, Rajendra Nagar, Kakinada-533003 6.48
101 Voluntary Oranisation of Rural Development Society, Pedda Kottala BPO, Nandyal-518502 8.76
102 Vutukuri Venkata Subhama Welfare Society, Kotla Bazar, Distt.Prakasam, Chirala-523155 4.53
103 Women and Child Welfare Centre, Shreeramnagar-535101, Distt.Vizianagaram, 14.13
104 Women Development Trust, Bangalore Highway, Anantpur-515001 3.80
105 Zilla Sarvodaya Educational Society, Nagarkurnool-509209, Distt.Mahbubnagar 3.41
106 Zion Educational Society, Rajahmundry-533103, East Godavari Ditrict 3.01
ARUNACHAL PRADESH
107 Ramakrishna Mission Hospital, P.O. R.K.Mission, Itanagar-791113 3.12
ASSAM
108 Asha Rehabilation Centre(Army Welfare Society), Army School Campus, Narangi 3.35
Cantt),PO-Satgaon Dist Kamrup,Guwahati-27
109 Ashadeep, Islampur Road, Gandhi Basti, Guwahati-781003 2.00
124
110 Bikalanga Kalyan Kendra”Telahi”, Vill Pahumoria Gaon, PO Panigaon, District 2.40
Lakhimpur, Pin-787052
111 Gram Vikas Parishad, Rangaloo, PO Jumarmur, Via Kathiatoli, Distt.Nagaon-782427 1.83
112 Guwahati Mental Welfare Society, Vikash Nagar, Dakhingaon, Kahilipara, Guwahati-781019 4.87
113 Kachajuli Physically Handicapped School and Training Centre, Village-Kachajuli, 5.98
PO-Gabharu Tunijan, Distt.Lakimpur
114 Prerona Spastic Society of Jorhat, Cinnamara, Jorhat-8 2.74
115 Sahayika, Government Press Road, Bamunimaidam, Guwahati-781021 1.34
116 Swabalambi, Gandhi Basti Road, Opp.Silpukhuri Post Office, Guwahati-781003 1.47
117 Zilla Bahumukhi Mahila Unnayan Sama, Village-Hirapara.P.O.- Dhula. 4.78
Dist.Darrang-784146
BIHAR
118 Aakanksha Institute for Mentally Handicapped, Bhadani Nursing Home, F.B.S.Roa, 1.95
Gaya-823001
119 Akhil Bhartiya Gramin Vikash Avam Seva Mandal, Road No.6/B, Rajendra Nagar, 3.34
Patna-800016
120 Asha Society for Handicapped Children Danapur (under Army Welfare Society New 1.70
Delhi), Ara Main Road, C/O Ex-Servicement Contributory Health Scheme Danapur
Cantt-801503
121 Ayurvedic & Megnetotherapy Research Institute (AMRI), Panchsheel, Kumhrar, Patna 2.72
122 Baba Baidyanath Balika Mook Badhir Vidyalaya, H.O.Ghositola, Munger-811201 3.14
123 Bihar Institute of Speech & Hearing Research Centre, Road No.6, Rajendra Nagar, 3.29
Patna-800016
124 Bihar Netraheen Parishad, Near Panchshil High School, P.O.Lohia Nagar, Kumhrar, 4.71
Patna-20
125 Bihar Rehabilitation & Welfare Institute, G-4, People’s Co-operative Colony, 16.87
Kankarbagh, Patna-800020
126 Bihar Viklang Kalyan Parishad, Adarsh Nagar, Lane No.3, Majhaullia, PO Khabra, 4.29
Distt.Muzaffarpur
127 Foundation for Integral Human Advancement, At Pakri, Katira Club Road (House 1.97
of Fatingan Pandey) Opp.RDO Office Arrah (Bhojpur)
128 Gaya Netraheen Vidyalaya, Behind Arya Samaj Mandir, Chakand Bazar, Gaya 1.86
129 Girija Shankar Drishti Bihin Balika Vidyalaya, Gumti No.3, Bhikhanpur, Bhagalpur-812002 2.30
130 Gyan Sarovar, Village: Pravejabad, P.O.Sonpur, Distt.Saran 10.01
131 Indian Institute of Rural Reconstruction and Social Change, East Gandhi Maidan, 20.61
Jehanabad-804408
125
132 J M Institute of Speech & Hearing, Indirapuri, P.O.Keshi nagar, Patna-800024 8.41
133 Koshi Kshetriya Vikalang, Vidhva, Vridh Kalyan Samiti, Kehra (Ward No.4), 8.81
Bangaon Road, Distt.Saharsa
134 Magadh Rehabilitation & Welfare Society, A/9, P.C.Colony, Kankarbagh, Patna 3.48
135 Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Institute, Rajendra Nagar, Road No.6-B, 5.95
Patna-800016
136 Shri Jain Mahila Vidyapeeth, Chandra Bhawan, Mahajan Toli No.1, Arrah-802301 1.60
137 SHUBAM, Agarwal Bhawan, Jawahar Lal Road, Muzaffarpur-842001 6.09
CHHATISGARH
138 Aakanksha Lions School for Mentally Handicapped, Jalvihar Colony, Raipur 5.69
139 ANKUR, NF-3, Kosabadi, Sada Colony, Korba-495681, Chhatisgarh 2.78
140 Baba Baidyanath Balika Mook Badhir Vidyalaya, H.O.Ghositola, Munger-811201 2.75
141 Lions Charitable Trust, 62, Motilal Nehru Nagar, Bhilai 2.43
DELHI
142 A A R O H, 224, Vasant Enclave 5.70
143 Action for Ability Development and Inclusion, 2, Balbir Saxena Marg, Haus Khas 9.75
144 Akhil Bharatiya Netraheen Sangh, B-3 Block, (Opp.Cement Godown), Raghubir 3.37
Nagar
145 Akshay Pratisthan, D-III, Vasant Kunj 6.45
146 All India Confederation of the Blind(Delhi), Institutional Area, Sector V, Rohini 1.64
147 All India Federation of the Deaf, 18, Northend Complex, Sri Rama Krishna Ashram 2.88
Marg, Near Panchkuiyan
148 Amar Jyoti Charitable Trust, Karkardooma, Vikas Marg 17.65
149 Anchal Charitable Trust, 167-A,DDA Flats, Mansarover Park, Shahdara 2.63
150 Army Wives Welfare Association(Army Welfare Society), C/o.Base Hospital Delhi Cantt.10 4.98
151 Association for National Brotherhood for Social Welfare, 21-22, New Rohtak Road 5.98
152 ASTHA(Alternative Strategies for the Handicapped), S-268, Greater Kailash-II 3.39
153 Balvantray Mehta Vidya Bhawan Anguridevi Shersingh Memorial Academy, Blocks E, 2.34
G&H, Masjid Moth, Greater Kailash-II
154 Bharatiya Blind Educational Cultural Welfare Society, 61/1-B-11, Teliwara, Shahadra 5.35
155 Chandrabhushan Singh Memorial Mahila, Bal Evam Shravan Viklang Shiksha Evam 3.28
Punarvas Sansthan, M-124, Rama Krishna Vihar, Plot No.29, I.P.Extention, Patparganj
156 Delhi Association of the Deaf, 92, Kamla Market 0.89
157 Dr. Zakir Hussain Memorial Society, Child Guidence Centre, Senior Secondary 1.90
School Campus, Near Ansari Health Centre, Jamia Milia Islamia, Jamia Nagar
126
158 Federation For the Welfare of the Mentally Retarded, Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg, 4.10
Spl. Institutional Area
159 Foundation for Spastic and Mentally Handicapped(UDAAN), 61, Deshbandhu 3.87
Apartments, Kalkaji
160 Institution for the Blind, Amar Colony, Lajpat Nagar-IV, New Delhi-24 7.57
161 Institution for the Blind, Punchkuian Road 5.69
162 Janata Adarsh Andh Vidyalaya, Siri Fort Road, (Behind Bunglow No.4), Sadiq Nagar 6.07
163 National Association for the Blind(Delhi), Sector-V, R.K.Puram 13.64
164 Parents Association for the Welfare of Children with Mental Handicap, MUSKAAN, 2.03
Pocket-2, Sector-B, Vasant Kunj
165 Society for Child Development, Cottage 15, Oberai Apartments, 2 Sham Nath Marg 3.47
166 TAMANA, D-6 Street, Vasant Vihar 10.98
167 The Blind Relief Association, Lal Bahadur Shastri Marg, (Near Hotel Oberoi) 2.32
GOA
168 CARITAS-GOA, Altinho,Panjim-403001 7.02
169 Lokvishwas Pratisthan’s School for Handicapped Kids, Shantadurga Krupa Ashram, 2.97
Opp.Matruchaya, Dhavali, Ponda
170 Peace Haven Home & School for MR, Caranzalem 0.18
GUJARAT
171 Akshar Trust, Meghdoot, R.C.Dutt Road, Alkapuri, Baroda-390007 0.34
172 Andh Apang Kalyan Kendra, Jantanagar Road, Ghatlodia, Ahmedabad-380061 1.39
173 Andhjan Vividhlaxi Talim Kendra, Aaerodrome Road, Jamnagar-361006 2.09
174 ARPAN, 49-50 Minaxi Society, Behind Lions Hall, Sambhabnath Marg, Vadodara-390007 2.03
175 Blind People’s Association, Dr.Vikram Sarabhai Road, Vastrapur, Ahmedabad-380015 13.55
176 Disabled Welfare Trust of India, 1058, Dhobi Sheri, Nanpura, Surat-395001 6.83
177 Indian Council of Social Welfare(Ahmedabad), Bal Bhavan, Paldi, Ahmedabad-380007 3.98
178 Jilla Apang Punarvas Kendra, New Civil Hospital, Majura gate Surat-395001 0.96
179 Light House for Blind Girls, Near Manav Mandir, Memnagar, Ahmedabad-52 2.16
180 Medical Care Centre, K.G.Patel Children Hospital, Jalaram Marg, Karelibaug, 2.92
Vadodara-390018
181 Nav Shakti Vidyalaya, C/o. Bishop’s House, P.B.No.1,Kalawad Road, Rajkot-360005 0.35
182 Rachnatmak Abhigam Trust, “Hardik”, Prerana Park Society, Opp.L.G.Hospital, 1.90
Mainnagar, Ahmedabad-380008
127
183 Saddbhavna Rural Development Trust, Dr.Vikram Sarabhai Road, Vastrapur, Ahmedabad-15 1.06
184 Shree D.S.Parekh& Amrutben Parekh Deaf & Dumb School, Near New Junction, 1.30
Surendranagar-363001
185 Shri Arbuda Adarsh Trust, Sector-6B, Plot No.496, A-2, Distt.Gandhinagar 0.54
186 Shri K. L. Institute for the Deaf, 51, Vidyanagar, Bhavnagar-364002 2.12
187 The Baniyan City Jaycee Education Trust, 97, Karelibaug, Near Kamalaben Mook 0.75
Badhir Shala, Karelibaug, Vadodara-390018
HARYANA
188 All India Confederation of the Blind(Gurgaon), Chandan Vihar-VIII, Behrampur, 5.48
P.O. Fazilpur, Distt. Gurgaon
189 Asha School Ambala( under Army Welfare Society New Delhi), Building No.2Old 4.07
Veterinary lines Ambala cantt-133001
190 Association for the Welfare of Handicapped, 3E/22-B, B.P., NIT Faridabad 3.59
191 District Council for Child Welfare, Bal Bhawan, Bonnela Road, Sirsa 0.78
192 Dot Asha Centre(Army Welfare Society), Registrar of Firms & societies 4thFloor, 2.71
Mini Secretariat Hissar-125001
193 Educational cum Vocational Association for the Disabled, 100 Ft.Road, 2.44
Shyam Colony, Ballabhgarh-121004, Faridabad
194 Indian Red Cross Society(Hissar), Red Cross Bhavan, Hissar 3.69
195 Indian Red Cross Society(Rohtak), District Branch, Red Cross Bhavan, Rohtak-124001 8.21
196 Janta Rehabilitation Training Centre for Visually Handicapped, Bhimgarh, Kheri, 1.50
Near Railway Station, Gurgaon
197 Khushboo Welfare Society, Sector 10 A ,Near IOC Colony, Gurgaon 1.98
198 National Association for the Blind(Faridabad), Central Green, K.C.Road, NIT, 0.86
Faridabad
199 National Association for the Integration and Rehabilitation of the Handicapped, 2.97
3E, 22B, B.P., N.I.T., Faridabad-121001
200 Rotary Welfare Society for the Deaf, Ram Bagh Road, Ambala Cantt. 2.76
201 Sadbhavana Charitable Trust (Regd.), 836, Sector -17, Gurgaon 2.90
202 Suryodya Education Society, 169, Nai Anajmandi, Rewai-123401 1.84
203 Tapan Rehabilitation Society, Opp.Rajput Dharamshala, Sant Nagar, Chaman 7.10
Garden, Karnal-132001
204 Utthan Institute of Development & Studies, 62, Shivaji Market, Jagadhi Road, 1.82
Yamunanagar-135001
HIMACHAL PRADESH
205 Aastha Welfare Society, Near S.V.N.School, Mohalla Dhabon, Nahan, Distt. Sirmaur-173001 1.52
128
206 H.P. State Council for Child Welfare, Mini Secrtariat, Simla-2 7.77
207 National Association for the Blind(Kullu), Mahila Bahwan, Sarwari Bazar, Kullu 0.73
JAMMU & KASHMIR
208 Jammu Red Cross Home for the Handicapped, Udhoala, Jammu Post, Suryavihar, 5.33
Jammu
209 Khatoon Welfare Society, Star Regal Lane, Municipal Complex, Srinagar 1.14
210 Rotary Innerwheel Home for the Mentally Retarded Children, Channi Rama, Jammu 1.74
Tawi, Pin-180015
JHARKHAND
211 Jan Chetna Kendra, Dipugarh, PO & Distt.Hazaribagh-825301 3.98
KARNATAKA
212 Adarsh Educational Society, Post Box No.48, Sangankal, Bellary-583103 5.88
213 Ajay Welfare Association for Rehabilitation of the Disabled, Jyoti Nagar, Kangrali, 5.57
K.H.Belgaum-590010
214 Akhila Karnataka Veerashiva Mahasabha, Kalakiran, Burujanahatty Road, Chitradurga 3.34
215 Angaviklara Ashakiran Trust, Shamanur Road, Near Laxmi Flour Mill, Devengere-577004 11.72
216 Apostolic carmel Education, Bendore, Mangalore-575002 3.34
217 Asha Nilaya, Lombard Memorial Hospital, Udupi 576101 6.88
218 Ashakiran Educational and Rehabilitation Society, Health Colony, Post Office Road, 8.24
Sidlaghatta-562105, Kolar Distt.
219 Association for the Rehabilitation of the Disabled, P.B. No.24, Vevekanand Colony, 5.13
Gangavathi-583227, District Koppal, Karnataka
220 Bapuji Angavikalara Seva Samasthe, NH13, Chitradurgaz-577501 4.32
221 Bapuji Grameena Vikas Samithi, Siddar, Karwar 4.94
222 Bapuji Vidya Samasthe, Gajendragad-582114, Distt. Gadag 5.16
223 Belgaum Integrated Rural Development Society, Naganur, Tq.Gokak, Belgaum 2.58
224 Blind & Handicapped Childrens Residential Welfare Association, House No.C-69, 2.37
Deshpande Wada, Hanuman Temple, Afzalpur Taluk, Distt. Gulbarga
225 Chesire Homes India(Mangalore), Mangalore Unit, Towers Lane, Mangalore-575002 2.55
226 Chywan Ayurvedic Education Society, Santhpur, Tq.Aurad, Distt.Bidar 2.83
227 Daughter of Our Lady of Mercy Deaf and Dumb School, Old H.D. Kote Road. 5.25
N.H. Palaya Post, Mysore-570008
228 Divya Jyoti Education Society, Shiggon Tq,Haveri 3.80
229 Divya Shanthi Christian Association, 117/3, Sakkamma Layout, L.R.Puram, 2.16
Bangalore-84
129
230 Divyajyothi Vidya Kendra, Vishwa Building, Chikkanna Layout, Sondekoppa Road, 1.94
Nelamangala Town-562123, Bangalore
231 Dr.M.V.Shetty Memorial Trust, NH 17, Barebail New Road, Mangalore-575004 1.81
232 Hindu Seva Prathisthana Trust, Indiramma Hospital, 56, 11th Main, Malleshwaram, 5.42
Bangalore-5600003
233 Indian Red Cross Society(Belgaum), Next to OPD Block, Civil Hospital Campus 2.78
Belgaum, Distt.Belgaum
234 Indian Red Cross Society, District Hospital Premise,B.H.Road, Tumkur-572101 2.67
235 Jai Bharat Deaf Children’s Residential School & Rural Development Trust, 4.38
Srinivaspur-563135, Kolar Distt.
236 Karnataka & Goa sub Area Army Wives Welfare Association(Army Welfare Society), 1.23
Asha School,C/O.HQ K&K Sub Area,Cubbon Road
237 Karnataka parents’ Assoication For Mentally Retarded Citizens, AMH compound, 1.47
Off Hosur road, Near Kidwai Cancer Hospital, Bangalore-560 029
238 Krishna Trust, No.2, 2nd Floor, Sarpabhushna, Mutt Building, K.G.Circle,Tank Bund 1.79
Road, Bangalore-560009
239 Lion’s Charitable Trust, Lions Branch Compound, Gangavati - District Koppal 1.60
240 Mahadevi Tai Mahila Vidya Vardhak Sangh, Aland Colony, Aland Road, Gulbarga 4.82
241 Manasa Rehabilitation and Training Centre for MR Children, Shanthipura, Post 4.55
Padubelle-576120, Udupi
242 Manju Education Society, Balaji Road, Betagiri,Gadag 10.34
243 National Association for the Blind(Bangalore), Karnataka Branch, Rehabilitation 3.56
Complex, CA Site No.4, Jeeva Bima Nagar, Bangalore-560075
244 Nittur Education Society, Nittur (B) Tq.Bhalki, Distt.Bidar-585401 5.32
245 Priyadarshini Janaseva Sagar, Gurunath Nagar, Old Hubli - 24, Distt.Dharwar 11.43
246 Rangarao Memorial School for the Disabled, No.1/c,KRS Road, Metagalli, 3.89
Mysore-570016
247 Rotary Trust, Rotary Community Hall, Sakleshpur-573134, Hassan District 4.53
248 Sai Ranga Vidya Samasthe, 764/A “B” Layout Bannimantap, Mysore-15 4.07
249 Sangram Education Society, EWS 90, HUDCO Colony,Bidar-585401 2.37
250 Sarvodaya Service Society, Near Ever Green School, Vijyapura-562135,Devanahalli 8.75
Taluk, Bangalore Rural Distt.
251 Sharna Jyoti Vidya Samaste, Plot No.57, Basava Nilaya, Near Siddeshwar Swami 2.37
Ashram, Bijapur
252 Shree Jagajyoti Basaveshwara Vidya Samasthe, Kalidas Nagar, Harihar-577601 7.21
253 Shree Ramana Maharishi Academy for the Blind, 3rd Cross, 3rd Phase (Near Ragi 23.41
Gudda), J.P.Nagar, Bangalore-560078
130
254 Shree Ramana Maharishi Trust for the Disabled Persons, 6th Cross, Robertsonpet, 8.98
Kolar Gold Field, Kolar
255 Shree Vishaparihareshwara Vidya samaste, Balambeed, Hirekerur Haveri 9.61
256 Shri Ambigar Chowdaiah Education Society, Konanakunte Cross, Vasanthapura Main 8.05
Road,Vasanthapura Village,House No37, Uttarhalli Hobi, Bangalore-560 061
257 Shri Doodana Vikas Shikshan Samaste, Hidkal Dam, Tq.Hukkeri, Distt.Belgaum 8.22
258 Shri Manik Prabhu Shikshan Samithi, Maniknagar, Tq. Humnabad, District Bidar 2.17
259 Shri Renuka (Yallama) Vidya Vardhak Sangh, Saundatti-591126, Distt. Belgaum 7.20
260 Shri Vadiraja Trust, 43, (New No.16), 5th Temple Street, Siddanthi Block, 2.61
Malleswaram, Bangalore-560003
261 Spastics Society of Karnataka, 31, 5th Cross, Off 5th Main, Indiranagar, Ist Stage, 9.97
Bangalore-560038
262 Sri Adichunchanagiri Shikshana Trust, Archakarahalli, Ramanagaram,Taluk-571511, 11.72
Bangalore Distt.
263 Sri Aroodha Educational Society for Disabled, No.28, 2nd Cross, Srinivasa Nagar, 4.73
Siddharodha Math, Old Hubli, Dharwar
264 Sri B.D. Tatti (Annavaru) Memorial Charitable Trust, Laxmeshwar Gadag 6.51
265 Sri Shathashrunga Vidya Samsthe, Near Check Post, Magadi Main Road, 11.97
Kamakshipalya, Bangalore-560079
266 Sri Vinayaka Education Society, Behind Shivali Threatre, ‘B’ Block, Devraj Urs 19.61
Layout, Davangere-577006
267 The Association for Mentally Handicapped, Near Kidway Cancer Hospital, Off.Hasur 2.22
Road, Bangalore-560029
268 Uttar Kannada District Disabled Welfare Association, Kursa Compound, Banavasi 5.77
Road, Sirsi-581401, Uttar Kannada
269 Vag Jyoti Deaf & Dumb Disabled Welfare Society, D.No.511 A/VI, “Vijayashree”, 0.32
N.H.17, Kundapura-57601,Distt.Udupi
270 Vishwa Bharathi Kalanikethan & Education Society, Ennoble House Raghavachari 2.34
Road, Bellary 583101
271 Yedeyuru Sri Siddalingeswara Vidyapeetha, Khanamdagu, Kudligi Taluk, Bellary 41.20
KERALA
272 Abhaya, Varada, Nandavanam, Thiruvanathapuram-695003 2.17
273 Alphons Social Center, Kidangoor P.O., Angamaly (Via), PIN-683591 3.55
274 Alphonsa Home, Karumathra, Enkakad, P.O.Wadakanchery, Thrissur 0.49
275 Asha Bhavan, Annamanada, Thrissur Distt. 0.84
276 Ashakiran Association for Mentally Retarded Persons, Amlapuri, Calicut-673001 4.80
131
277 Ashanilayam Social Service Centre, San Damiano, Puliyannoor P.O., Pala, Kottayam 6.89
278 Ashanilayam, Ponkunnam-686506, Distt.Kottayam 4.47
279 Association for Welfare of the Handicapped, P.B.No.59, 17/194A, M’Square 5.75
Complex, Pavamani Road, Calicut-673001
280 Bala Sahaya Samiti, 1/189, Kottayil Road, Kunnamkulam-680503 1.63
281 Bethania Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Women, Philip’s Hill, Kumarapuram, 1.36
Medical College P.O., Thiruvananthapura-695011
282 Calicut Islamic Cultural Society, Kolathara P.O., Calicut-673655 2.59
283 Carmel Jyothi Charitable Society, Machiplavu P.O., Adimaly-685561, Idduki Distt. 3.40
284 Charitable Society for Welfare of Disabled, Sneha Bhavan, Pirovam-686664 4.58
285 Chavara Special School for the Mentally Retarded, Koonammavu P.O., 3.14
Ernakulam Distt.
286 Deepthi Center, C/o Alphonsa Jyothi Province, F.C.Provincial House, Aruvithura P.O. 3.70
287 Dr. Mukandan Memorial Speech & Hearing Centre, Lions Club of Ernakulam 0.75
Service Centre, 38/804, Gandhi Nagar, Kochi-682020
288 Ernakulam Women’s Association, Dewan’s Road, Ernakulam, Cochin-682016 0.86
289 Hellen Keller Institute for Visually Impaired, Mannannur Road, 2.79
P.O.Vaniamkulam-679522, Distt.Palakkad
290 Janey Centre, Pishari Temple Road, Eror, Kochi-682306 3.17
291 Jaycee Society for Rehabilitation of the Handicapped, Dhramadam, Tellicherry-670106 2.67
292 K.Velayudhan Memorial Trust, Post Box No.30, Cherthala, Allapuzha Distt. 3.62
293 Karthika Nair Smarak Samiti, Nair Baug, (BDH Building), Akurli Road, 2.98
Kandivali (East), Mumbai
294 Karuna Charitable Society, Vadakkumbhagom, Chavara, South, P.O. Kollam 2.83
295 KARUNA, Paul Nagar, Eranhipalam, Calicut-673006 0.78
296 Kerala Federation of the Blind, Kunnukuzhi, Thiruvananathapuram-695037 12.39
297 Kerala Institute for the Blind, Alpara, Kannara PO, Thrissur-680652 2.64
298 Kerala Rehabilitation Institute for the Physically Affected (KRIPA’s Providence Home), 2.01Chunangavey, Erumathala P.O., Aluva-683105, Ernakulam Distt.
299 MADONNA, P.O.Potta, Chalakudy-680722, Thrissur Distt. 3.14
300 Manovikash, Palllisserikkal Post, Sasthamcotta, Kollam 2.05
301 Marian Service Society, Mary Land, Muttikulangara, Palakkad Distt. 5.11
302 Mercy Home Charitable Society, Anapara, Chulliyodup P.O., Wayanad 1.94
303 Msgr.Joseph Kandathil Memorial Charitable Trust, Greengardens, Cherthala-688524, 2.39
Alappuzha
304 Padma Educational & Charitable Establishment, P.O.Edavilangu, Kodugallur-680671, 1.58
Thrissur Distt.
305 Pope John Paul Peace Home, P.O.Peringandoor, Ambalapuram, Thrissur 7.34
132
306 Prateeksha Bhawan School for Mentally Retarded Children, Thodupuzha P.O., 6.12
Idukki-685584
307 Prateeksha Charitable Society, Christ Nagar, Irinjalakuda, Thrissur Distt.-680125 6.81
308 Raksha, Yasmin Manzil, VII/370, Darragh-es-Salaam Road, Kochangadi, 4.34
Cochin-682002
309 Reach-Society for Remedial Education Assessment Counselling Handicapped, 4.73
XV-769, Green Park, Peringavu, Trichur-680018
310 Rotary Institute for Children in Need of Special Care, Vashuthacaud, Thiruvanathapura 9.65
311 Sanjose Welfare Centre, Kanakkary P.O., Ettumanoor-686632, Kottyam 5.06
312 Santhi Bhawan Social Centre, Chalakudi-680307 1.71
313 Santhinilayam for Handicapped Children, Anthinad P.O., Kottayam Distt.-686651 5.06
314 Santimargam Social Welfare Service Society, Santhigiri Health Complex, 3.14
PO HMT Colony, Kalamassery, Ernakulam
315 Seva Niketan, Changanacher-686104, Distt.Kottayam 1.68
316 Shilpa Society for the Mentally Handicapped, 21/1252A, Pallurthy, Cochin-682003 3.00
317 Shri P.R.S.Pillay Memorial Bala Vikas Trust, Gandhi Marg, Opp. Hindustan Latex, 3.35
Peroorkada, Trivandrum-695005
318 Sneha Sadan Complex, Pothiyakkara,Yordanapuram,P.O. Kalady-683574, 3.99
Ernakulam Distt
319 Snehabhavan Society, Fr.Dismas Road, Irnjalakuda-680125 4.15
320 Sneharam Charitable Society, Bund Road, Manalur-680617, Thrissur Distt. 3.45
321 Social Welfare Centre, VV/61, Arch Bishop’s House, Thrissur-680005. 24.41
322 Society for Rehabilitation of Mentally Defficient Children, Thottada, Kannur-670007 0.33
323 Society of Daughters of St. Camillus, P.O.Chungakunnu, Kottiyoor-670651, 3.92
Distt.Kannur
324 Sravana Samsara School, West Yakkara, Palakkad-678001 4.34
325 St. Joseph’s Social Center, Sanjoe Sadan, S.Thuravoor P.O., Cherthalai(Via), 2.06
Allapuzha Distt.-688532
326 St.Joseph Mental Healt Care Home, St.Joseph Bhavan Pullazhi, Pullazhi. P.O. Trichur 4.16
327 Vikas Social Service Society, P.O.Payam, Kannur Distt. 5.32
328 Vimala Mahila Samajam, F.C.C. Provincial House, Nirmala Bhavan, 13.05
P.P.Muvattupuzha-686661
329 Women’s Welfare Centre, Martha Bhavan, Poozhikol P.O., Kaduthuruthy-686004 2.45
MADHYA PRADESH
330 Asha Awwa Kendra(Army Welfare Society), Asha School, Jabalpur 1.6
331 Asthagram Trust, Post-Khargoan, Distt.Khargoan 1.10
133
332 Digdarshika Institue of Rehabilitation Research, Red Cross Bhavan Campus, Shivaji 1.75
Nagar, Bhopal-462016
333 District Red Cross Society(Jhabua), Vill-Rangpura Post & dist Jhabua 0.85
334 Gopad Viklang Shiksha Samiti, P.O.Katyi Niwas, District Sidhi 3.59
335 Indian Red Cross Society(Rewa), Red Cross Bhawan,Jhiriya ,Civil Lines,NH-7 REWA 4.25
336 Kranti Kala Sangam, 31/66, Shyam Bihar, New Zameen, SAF Battalion Road, 8.85
Morena-476001
337 Late Satish Memorial Shiksha Samiti, 58,Ram Bagh Colony Shinde Ki Chhawani. 1.90
338 Madhya Pradesh Viklang Sahayata Samiti, Chandessary, Chandesara P.O. 4.06
Ujjain, 456664
339 Mook Badhir Sansthan (Deaf Dumb Association), Scheme No.71-B, Behind Ranjeet 1.17
Hanuman, Indore-9
340 Prem Sagar Special School, Khilchipur, Agar Road, Ujjain-456006 2.25
341 Seema Silayee Kadhayee Prashikshan Kendra, Rani Durgawati Ward, Mandla 5.71
342 Shri Shri Utkarsh Samiti, 38, Narayan Bagh, Indore-452004 3.24
343 Society for Assisting the Handicapped and Rehabilitating Absolutely, (SAHARA), 2.39
Behing Railway Crossing, P.O. Meghnagar, Distt. Jhabua
344 Viklang Evam Drishtibaditarth Kalyan Sangh, HIG 8, JDA Colony, Wajna Math, 2.00
Post Tilwara Ghat, Jabalpur
345 Viklang Seva Bharti, 321, Tilak Ward, Banerjee Bhavan, Galgala, Jabalpur-482002 3.11
346 Welfare Association for the Disabled, 8, Ram Baugh, Indore452004 3.37
MAHARASHTRA
347 Ahilyadevi Holkar Shikashan Prasark Mandal, U.N.Tapshale, ‘Rekashle Nivas’, New 4.68
Abadi, Udgir-413517, Distt.Latur
348 Ankur Gram Vikas Sanstha, Kulsum Manzil, 71 Panzara Society, At & Post Kusumba, 2.61
Taluka & Distt. Dhule-424302
349 Apang Jivan Vikas Sanstha, Bhumiputra Colony, Near Congress Nagar, Amravati 5.86
350 Apang Va Niradhar Bahuddeshiya Kalyankari Sanstha, Zingabai Takli Road, Doye 4.30
Lay-out, Ward No.1, Nagpur-30
351 Army Wives Welfare Association(Army Welfare Society), C/o.HQ School of Artillery 1.63
Devlai, DisttNasik
352 Asha School Pune(Army Welfare Society), 8,Jijamata Road Near HQ, Pune Sub 4.48
Area Pune-411001
353 Ayodhya Charitable Trust, S.No.51/2, Near S.R.P. Gate No.2, Vikas Nagar, 5.61
Wanowadi Village, Pune-411040
354 National Association for the Blind(Bombay), 11, Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan Road, 12.52
Worli Seaface, Mumbai-400025
355 Paraplegic Rehabilation Centre(Army Welfare Society), Paraplegic Rehabilation 4.77
Centre, Park Road Kirkee, Pune 411202
134
356 SAVALI, Alankar, Plot No.14, S.No.133, Prabha Co-op. Housing Society Limited, 2.35
Kothrud, Pune-411029
357 Shree Trust, Deolipada, Kharodi Naka, Bolinj-Virar(West)-401303 2.39
358 Swami Vivekanand Dhyan Prasarak Mandal, Bori, Ta Aheri Distt., Gadchiroli 12.06
359 The Research Society for the Care, Treatment and Training of Children in Need of 7.52
Special Care, Near Kala Chowki Police Station, Opp.Abhyudaya Nagar, Building
No.12, Tank Road, Mumbai-400033
MANIPUR
360 All Manipur Mentally Handicapped Persons Welfare Organisation, Keishamthong 5.55
Top Leirak, Imphal-795001
361 Centre for Mental Hygiene, Sangaiprou Airport Road, Imphal-795001 4.47
362 Institute of Social Development for Weaker Sections, Wehengbam Leikai Khongnang 5.24
Haogaibi, New Cachar Road, P.O.Imphal-795001
363 Kangchup Area Tribal Women Society, Sherwood, 5th Avenue, Deaulalane, Imphal 7.66
364 Rural Educational and Socio-Economic Development Organisation, P.O.:Thanga 2.56
Tongbram, P.S.:Moirang-795133
365 Social and Health Development Organisation, Pshumthong Oinam Leikai, Imphal 3.92
366 The Women’s Economic Development Society, Khongam, Distt.Imphal-795001 3.59
367 Typewriting Institute and Rural Development, Thoubal Distt., Thoubal-795138 4.77
MEGHALAYA
368 Asha Rehabilation Centre (Army Welfare Society, New Delhi), C/O.hq 101 Area, 1.15
Shillong-793007
369 Bethany Society, Arai Mile, New Tura, West Garo Hills 14.34
370 Dwar Jingkrymen School for Children in Need of Special Education, Stonyland, 6.82
Shillong-793003
371 The Society for the Welfare of the Disabled, Holy Cross Villa, Red Hill Road, 8.85
Laitumkhrah, Shillong-793003
MIZORAM
372 Samaritan Association for the Blind, HQ. Durtlang, Aizawl Distt. 7.33
373 Society for Rehabilitation of Spastic Children, Ch.Chhunga Building, Saron Veng, 6.68
Aizawal-796001
ORISSA
374 All India Women’s Conference, South-West Orissa, Rath Bunglow, Berhampur-760005 5.82
375 Arun Institute of Rural Affairs, At-Aswakhola, P.O.Karamul, Via-Mahimagadi, 3.99
Distt.Dhenkanal-759014
135
376 Association for Social Reconstructive Activities, Plot No.1284/C, Sector-6, Markat 3.16
Nagar(CDA), Cuttack-753014
377 Bhairabi Club, At.Kurumpada, P.O.Hadapada, Distt.Khurda-752018 13.85
378 Bharat Jyoti, At. Balaram Nilaya, 2nd Floor, Flat No. C/4, Moonlight Lane, 12.06
Pithapur, PO Buxi Bazar, Distt Cuttack-753001
379 Centre for Rehabilitation Services and Research, At-Erein, P.O.Charampa, Distt.Bhadrak 2.90
380 Indian Red Cross Society, Red Cross Centre for Spl.Children, Blood Bank Campus, 3.16
Mangalabag, Cuttack-753007
381 Jaya Kishan Youth Club, Jankiagarh (Kanas), Dt.Puri 4.47
382 Jibanjyoti Welfare Association for the Mentally and Physically Handicapped, At: 5.84
Kathagada, PO/VIA/Distt.: Dhenkanal
383 National Rehabilitation and Artificial Limb Centre, Near R.G.H., Panposh Road, 1.35
Rourkela-769004
384 Nehru Seva Sangh, P.O.Banpur-752031, Dt.KHURDA 3.93
385 Nilachal Seva Prathisthan, Dayavihar (Kanas) Distt.Puri 15.17
386 Open Learning Systems, M-75, Samanta Vihar, Near Nalco Chhak, Chandrasekharpur, 8.69
Bhubaneswar
387 Orissa Multipurpose Development Center, 9/22, MIG II, BDA Colony, 1.56
Chandrashekharpur, Bhubneswar-16
388 Shanta Memorial Rehabilitation Centre, 108-D, Master Canteen Building, Station 3.92
Square, Unit-III, Bhubaneswar-751001
389 Union for Learning, Training and Reformative Activities, P. O. Sagarguan, 4.42
Via Bolgarh-752066, Distt. Khurda
390 Women’s Community Management Group, At-Sankarpur, PO Arikama, Distt. Khurda-752064 3.77
391 Zilla Swasthya Samiti, Phulabani, District Kandhamal 1.50
PUNJAB
392 Ambuja Cement Foundation, Village: Dhaburji, PO: Lodhimajra-140113, pnagar 2.22
393 Asha Deep Welfare Society, 214, Tagore Nagar, Hoshiarpur-146001 2.06
394 Asha Deep Welfare Society, V.P.O. Jahan Khelan Distt Hoshiarpur-146110 3.34
395 Chetak Asha School for Handicapped Children (Army welfare Society, New Delhi), 1.21
Chetak Asha School C/O.4010 FD AMB, Pin.90410,C/O.56 APO.
396 District Red Cross Society, G.T.Road, Jalandhar 6.93
397 Dr. Satya Paul Khosla Charitable Memorial Trust, Shaheed Udham Singh Nagar, 6.98
Opp. T.V. Studio, Jalandhar-144001
398 Dr. Satya Paul Khosla Charitable Memorial Trust, Shaheed Udham Singh Nagar, 6.98
Opp. T.V.Studio, Jalandhar-144001
136
399 Indian Red Cross Society(Amritsar), Distt. Branch, Amritsar 4.16
400 Indian Red Cross Society(Bhatinda), District Branch, Bhatinda 3.50
401 Indian Red Cross Society(Faridkot), District Branch, Red Cross Bhawan, Sadiq 4.47
Chowk, Faridkot-151203
402 Indian Red Cross Society, Prayas, GT Raod, Magsoodan, Jallandhar 3.69
403 Institute for the Blind, Lohgarh Gate, Amritsar 4.28
404 Navjivini School of Special Education, Sular, Patiala-147001 5.75
405 Paraplegic Home (north)(Army Welfare Society), SAS Nagar (Mohali) Phase-VI distt 1.22
Roopnagar
406 Punjab I A S Officers’ Wives Association, VATIKA, Sector 19 B, Opp.Main Market 3.31
Sector- 19 C, Chandigarh
407 Rehabilation Centre for Handicpped Children(Army Welfare Society), 167 Military 3.23
Hospital, Pathankot
408 Rehabilation Centre for the Handicpped (Army Welfare Society), C/o.command 1.53
Hospital (Northern command),C/o.56.APO
409 Vocational Rehabilitation Training Centre, Haibowal Road, Opp. Kitchlu Nagar, 5.74
Ludhiana-141001
410 Western Command Army Wives Welfare Association (Army Welfare Society), 2.05
C/o. Headquaters Western Command, Chandimandir
RAJASTHAN
411 Adarsh Bal Vidayalaya Samiti, Panchayat Samiti Quarters Road, Osia 1.12
412 Badhir Bal Kalyan Vikas Samiti, Chatur Clinic, M.G.Hospital Road, Bhilwara-311001 13.78
413 Badhit Bal Vikas Kendra, 132, Station Road, Kota-324002 4.00
414 Indian Council of Social Welfare, Sector No.6, Heera Path, Mansarovar, Jaipur 3.73
415 Jaimini Shikshan Evam Gramin Vikas Sansthan, C-234, Dayanand Marg, 3.18
Tilak Nagar, Jaipur
416 Jeevan Nirman Sansthan, 1, Gol Bagh Road, Bharatpur-321001 1.79
417 Karam Manovikas Sansthan, B-Block, Budh Vihar, Alwar 6.43
418 L K C Sri Jagdamba Andh Vidyalaya Samiti, Hanumangarh Road, Sriganganagar 14.87
419 Mahila Bal Vikas Gramodhyog Shiksha Samiti, 330, New Pushp Vatika Colony, 1.78
Fatehpur Sikri Road, Bharatpur
420 Mahila Bal Vikas Gramodhyog Shiksha Samiti, 470, Rajendra Nagar, Bharatpur 3.87
421 Manav Dharam Viklang Seva Sansthan, Mama Bhanja Churrah, Jhalwar 2.43
422 Manav Dharam Viklang Seva Sansthan, Manav Dharm Viklang Seva Sanstha, 4.69
Gram Govindpura Post,Baseda The Tudarai Singh, Tank
423 Nab Pheroze & Noshir Merwanji Rehabilitation Centre for the Blind, ‘East View’ 2.00
Mount Abu-307501
137
424 Narayan Sewa Sansthan, 483, Hiran Magri, Sector-4, Udaipur. 0.14
425 Navdeep Vikas Samiti, Gupta Bhawan,Gay wala Mohalla, Behind PWD Office, Alwar 5.10
426 Navdeep Vikas Samiti, Plot No.500, Vijaynagar, Alwar-301001 2.85
427 Navdisha Vikas Samiti, C-6, Hasan Khan, Mewati Nagar, Alwar 2.12
428 Pragya Niketan(Unit of Bhagwan Mahaveer Viklang Sahayata Samiti), Hathiram Ka 0.85
Oda, Jodhpur-342003
429 Prayas, Centre for Special Education & Vocational Training, 343, Lane No.2, 2.82
Raja Park, Jaipur-302004
430 Prayas-Prachya Shodh Peet Samiti, 30-A, C-1, Bhuapalpura, Udaipur-313001 2.85
431 Rajasthan Netraheen Kalyan Sangh, 3780, Langer Ke Balaji Ka Rasta, Gangauri 1.97
Bazaar, Jaipur-302001
432 Ranbankura Asha School Sanstha (under Army Welfare Society, New Delhi), Bikaner 0.75
Kalayat Tehsil Krya- Vikrya sahkari Samti opp Mahila Mandal School, Bikaner
433 Saur Chetna Evam Urja Vigyan Shodh Sansthan, Sewa ‘Viklang’, Sector 6, 8.19
Hanumangarh Jn-335512
434 Seth Ninua Ram Charitable Public Welfare Society, C/o. Mayuri Surgical Hospital 1.92
Near Jiroli, Railway Phatak G.T.Road,Dholpur-328001
435 Society for Welfare of Mentally Handicapped, 36-A, Suraj Nagar (East), Civil Lines, 3.18
Jaipur
436 Sona Viklang Punarwas Avam Shodh Sansthan, Ashok Nagar, Bhilwara-311001 8.08
437 Sucheta Kriplani Shiksha Niketan, PO Manaklao-342305, Jodhpur 0.94
TAMIL NADU
438 Action for Water and Rural Development, Kovai Bye Pass Road, No.208 Fathima 6.51
Nagar, Ellisnagar(PO)-638657, Dharampuram (T.k), Erode Distt.
439 Ajay Memorial Foundation, Plot No.1075, Annanagar, West Extension, Chennai 7.14
440 All India Blind Progressive Association, No.141, Kabali Vanabojana Thottam, 3.52
Raja Annamalipuram, Chennai-600028
441 Amar Seva Sangam, P.B.No.001, Sulochna Garden, 10-4-104B, (Tenkari Road), 2.71
Ajikudi-627852, Tirunveli Distt.
442 Andhra Mahila Sabha, 10, Dr.Durgabai Deshmukh Road, Chennai-600028 3.51
443 Carmel Centre for Mentally Retarded, I.A.F.-Avadi, Chennai-680055 3.84
444 Cheshire Homes India(Chennai), No.18, (Old No.28), Casa Major Road, 4.56
Egmore, Chennai-600008
445 Cheshire Homes India(Madurai), Austinpatti P.O., Madurai-625008, 2.46
446 Christian Foundation for the Blind-India, CFBI Service Complex, 2 Officers 4.35
Lane, GST Road, Pallavaram, Chennai-600008
138
447 Donor’s Rehabilitation Home, 3/19, Muthupillai Mandapam, Sakkot Tai 2.34
Post, Kumbakonam-612401, Thanjavur Distt.
448 Dr.Dattu Rao Memorial Charitable Trust, No.32/3B, Canal Bank Road, 5.11
Kamaraj Road, Thiranmiyur, Chennai-600041
449 E. K. R. Kalvi Sangam, Subramani Nagar, Uthanagarai Main Road, 4.16
Harur (P.O. & TK), Dharampuri Dt.
450 Ephphatha Mission, 6/13/2, Union Bank Colony, Iind Street, Vilangudi, Madurai-625018 1.44
451 Hellen Keller Service Society for the Disabled, Vizhiyagam, Vishwanathapuram, Madurai 2.79
452 Holy Cross Service Society, 96-B, Ettupattai Bungalow, Puthur, Trichy-17 0.81
453 Indian Association for the Blind, Sundarajanpatti, Arumbanoor, Madurai-625104 30.65
454 Indian Council for Child Welfare, No. 5, 3rd Main Road, West Shenoy Nagar, Chennai 2.17
455 Jaya Balwadi Educational Society, Aravakurichi Patii Village, Asoor, Trichy-620015 6.69
456 Kongu Arivalayam School for Mentally Retarded, Diamond Nagar, Sengodampalayam, 11.68
Thindal, Erode-638009
457 M.S Chellamuthu Trust & Research Foundation, 643, K.K.Nagar, Madurai-625020 13.47
458 MANASA, District Rural Development Agency Complex,Madurai-625020 2.80
459 Murthuzaviya Educational and Cultural Foundation of South India, 186, Big 1.93
Street, Triplicane, Chennai-600005
460 Navajyothi Trust, Flat’A’ 916, Poonamallee High Road, Chennai-600084 0.68
461 Sadhana Trust, Dr.Maria Motessori Special School, Iyer Bungalow, Madurai-625014 3.32
462 Satyajyothi, Little Flower School for the Blind Extension Work Department, 1.68
127, G. N. Road, Chennai-600006
463 St. Anne’s Rehabilitation Center for the Handicapped, Singanallur, Coimbatore-641005 11.92
464 St.Paul Society for the Mentally Disabled, Corporation Alagar Wedding 2.94
Hall, No.7, CMR Raod, II Cross Road, Madurai-9.
465 Tamilnadu Association of the Blind, P.B.No.5520, Rettaikuli Street, Tondiarpet, Chennai 1.82
466 The School for Young Deaf Children( Bal Vidyalaya ), 14, Ist Cross Street, 7.03
Shastri Nagar, Chennai-600020
467 The Spastic Society of Tamilnadu, Opp.T.T.T.I.Taramani Road, Chennai-600113 39.45
468 Tiruchirapalli Multipurpose Social Service Society, Bishop’s House, P.B.No.12, 1.37
Melapudur, Trichy-620-001
139
469 V.O. Chidambaram Education Society, V.O.C.Staff Quarters Campus, Pillayer 1.24
Koil Street,Chindambaram Nagar,Thoothukudi, Distt
470 Vidya Sagar, No.1 Ranjit Road, Kottupuram, Chennai-600085 16.42
471 Vidya Vikasini Opportunity School, 66-D, Mettupalayam Road, Thudiyalur Post, 2.08
Coimbatore-641034
472 YMCA Kamak High School and Home for the Deaf, Ellisnagar, Madurai-625010 2.38
TRIPURA
473 North Tripura Deaf and Dumb School, P.O.Kailashahar, 4.55
474 Tripura State Council for Child Welfare, Lyon Gate (West), Laxmi Narayan Bari 2.24
Road, PO Agartala-799001, Tripura(W)
UTTAR PRADESH
475 Adarsh Janta Shiksha Samiti, VPO-Pirhi, Karchhana, Allahabad 5.61
476 Adarsh Khadi Gramudyog Vikas Samiti, Kailsa Road, Amroha, Distt. J.P. Nagar 3.42
477 Adarsh Viklang Kalyan Samiti, Nuria Hussainpur, Distt. Pilibhit 4.07
478 Akhil Bharatiya Viklang Kalyan Samiti, Tulsi Nagar, Ayodhya, Faizabad Distt. 8.75
479 Ambedkar Shiksha Samiti, 126, Samar Vihar, Kamal Villa, Alam Bagh, Lucknow 0.94
480 Anand Training Charitable Society, Mariam Nagar, Meerut Road, Ghaziabad 5.30
481 Apang Asahaya Jan Vikas Sansthan, Mussepur, P.O.Mandawali, Distt.Bijnour 5.84
482 Asha School Babina (under Army Welfare Society, New Delhi), C/o 431 Fied 2.16
Ambulance, C/O 56 APO
483 Asha Vidyalaya Samiti( Including Extension Branch Babina under Army Welfare 1.16
Society), C/o.431,Field Ambulance C/o.56 APO
484 Asha Vishist Bal Punarvas Kendra(Army Welfare Society), Asha School, 20, Veer lines 1.38
Mathura Cantt, Mathura
485 Ashoka Public School, 130 ‘Ka’, Shakti Nagar, Faizabad Road, Lucknow 5.72
486 B C G School for the Deaf, D-53/104A, Chhoti Gaibi, Varanasi-221010 4.45
487 Bhagirath Sewa Sansthan, R-10/144, New Raj Nagar, Ghaziabad 4.87
488 Bharatiya Chauhan Samiti, Balrampur, Pathkauli, Distt.Azamgarh 3.27
489 CHETNA, Sector-C, Aliganj, Lucknow-226020 7.55
490 Chitragupta Shikshan Sansthan, Sakalpur, Sevapuri, Varanasi 3.12
491 Deaf And Dumb School, Race Course Road, Meerut Cantt. 7.33
492 Deo Saraswati Shiksha Parishad, VPO Fazil Nagar, Distt.Kushinagar 5.80
493 Disha Viklang, Asahay Mahilaon, Vridh Evam Bachhon Ke Kalyanarth Samiti, 124-B, 2.98
Civil Lines, Bareilly
494 Drishti Samajik Sansthan, MG-27, Sector-C, Aliganj, Lucknow 6.92
495 Dwaba Kalyan Samiti, Vill,Tella,Post Tela,Distt,Allahabad 4.14
140
496 Friends of Handicapped-India, 245/6, Thapar Nagar, Meerut 3.81
497 Handicapped Child Welfare Society (SAVERA), C-2877, Rajajipuram, Lucknow-17 1.84
498 Handicapped Development Council, Shastri Puram, Sikandra, Agra-282007 4.70
499 Harijan Nirbal Varg Evam Adivasi Shiksha Kalyan Samiti, Gram Post- Pidi, 2.37
Karchhana, Allahabad
500 Indian Red Cross Society(Gorakhpur), Indian Red Cross Society, Gorakhpur 1.82
501 Integrated Institute for the Disabled, Hanuman Dham Colony, Karaundi BHU, 5.79
Varanasi
502 Interact Society for the Spactics & Handicapped, E-2 Sector-41, Noida 6.26
503 Israji Devi Shikshan Sansthan, 23-B, Park Road, Allahabad 4.63
504 Jahangir Memorial Charitable Hospital, Station Road, Naini, Allahabad-211008 6.02
505 Jai Ma Kali Lucknow Montessory High School Samiti, E-3126, Rajajipuram, 2.18
(Near Mini Stadium), Lucknow
506 Jan Kalyan Shiksha Samiti, Via Fazil Nagar, Distt.Kushinagar 13.09
507 K S J High School, Ratanpur Khurd, P.O.Behtakhas, Block Bilari, Distt. Moradabad 6.35
508 Laxmi Sarva Viklang Seva Samiti, Vill.Markadi, P.O.Pidahni Distt Gorakhpur 1.39
509 Madhukar Viklang Vidyalaya Samiti, Vill. Rautpur, P.O. Lahushi(Pipraich), Gorakhpur 5.28
510 Mangalam, Mangalam Sadan, A-445, Indira Nagar, Lucknow-226016 2.72
511 N.C Chaturvedi School for Deaf, Aish Bagh, Tilak Nagar, Lucknow 11.92
512 National Fellowship Rehabilitation Centre for the Blind, 54/42A, Darbhanga Castle, 4.01
Moti Lal Nehru Road, Allahabad-211001
513 NIRVAN, D-2059, Indira Nagar, Lucknow 1.83
514 Noor Mohammad Memorial Charitable Society, 612, Bahadurganj, Allahabad 6.55
515 Paohari Smriti Parishad, Station Road, Ghazipur-233001 6.79
516 Pradeshik Alpasankhyak Harijan Evam Pichhra Varg Sangathan, Shastri Niwas, 6.29
G.T.Road, Chandpur, Industrial Estate, Varanasi
517 Prag Narain Mook Badhir Vidyalaya Samiti, Sasnii Gate, Aligarh 4.15
518 Pratapgarh Mahila Kalyan Evam Shiksha Samiti, Devkoli, Distt. Pratapgarh 8.55
519 Pt.Deendayal Viklang Kalyan Samiti, Ghurhupur, Sarnath, Varanasi 3.00
520 Queen of Apostle Education Society, Aktha, Sarnath Post, Varanasi-221007 8.78
521 Rama School for the Blind Evam Physically Handicapped Children, Vill. & Post 6.19
Bisanda, Distt. Banda
522 Saraswati Badhir Sewa Samiti, 273/54, Rajendra Nagar, 4.50
523 Shaheed Memorial Society, E-1698, Rajaji Puram, Lucknow-226017 17.71
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524 Shri Vrindaban Andh Mahavidyalaya, Radha Niwas, Gurukul Marg, Vrindavan, Mathura 3.90
525 Sri Hanuman Prasad Poddar Andh Vidyalaya, Durgakund, Varanasi-221005 12.14
526 Sri Kanchilal Shastri Smarak Sansthan, C-49, Kalyanpur, Kanpur 1.12
527 Sur Smarak Mandal, L-5, Lawyer’s Colony, Agra-5 2.63
528 Swami Atmadev Gopalanand Shiksha Sansthan, Ugarpur, Post-Pipargaon, Distt. Farrukhabad 7.96
529 The Society of Khrist Jyoti, Koirajpur P.O., Harahua, Varanasi 8.53
530 UP Parents Assn for Welfare of Mentally Handicapped Citizens, C-331/1, 3.23
Indira Nagar, Lucknow
531 Uttar Pradesh Mook Badhir Vidyalaya, 4/7, Malviya road, George Town, Allahabad 7.96
532 Viklang Kendra (Rotary Sponsored Crippled Youth & Welfare Society), Opposite 10.42
Bharadwaj Ashram,Jawahar Lal Nehru Road Allahabad-211002
UTTARANCHAL
533 Asha School Birpur (under Army Welfare Society, New Delhi), Asha School Birpur, 3.06
Deharadun, C/o HQ116 Inf Bde, C/o56 APO
534 Bajaj Institute of Learning, 155, Rajpur Road, Dehradun-248001 3.37
535 Gramin Kshetra Vikash Samiti, P.B.-06, Vill & Post Ranichauri, Distt.Tehri Garhwal 2.58
536 Indira Rashtriya Chetna Evam Samajothan Sansthan, Hoshiari Mandir, Raiwala, 6.04
Distt.Dehradun
537 Nancy Convent Shiksha Samiti, Jeolikote, District Nainital 3.02
538 Nanhi Duniya Badhir Vidyalaya, 18, Kalidas Marg, Dehradun 11.78
539 Raphael, P.O.Box No.157, Dehradun 14.89
540 Viklang Mandbudhi Kalyan Samiti, Mungali Garden, Rampur Road, Haldwani, Nainital 2.33
WEST BENGAL
541 Alakendu Bodh Niketan Residential, P-1/4/1, CIT Scheme-VII-M, VIP Road, 19.41
Kankurgachi, Calcutta-700054
542 Ananda Bhawan, Village Jagatpur, P.O.Brindhabanpur, Distt.Howrah-711316 16.73
543 Barjora Ashar Alo, Barjora, Bankura 2.42
544 Bharat Scouts & Guides, 1, Palace Court, Kyd Street, Kolkata-700016 6.55
545 Bikash Bharati Welfare Society, 20/1B, Lal Bazar Street, Kolkata-700001 3.70
546 BIKASHAYAN, 140/6, South Sinthee Road, Calcutta-700050 6.85
547 Blind Persons’ Association, Kolkata, P.O.Krishnagar, Distt.Nadia 2.83
548 Chittaranjan Smriti Pratibandhi Seva Kendra, Rutha Main Road, Shyamnagar, 1.84
24-Paraganas (North)
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549 District Health & family Welfare Samity, 11-C,BarrackSquare (N) near head 1.93
Post Office Berhampore, Murshidabad
550 Dr. Sailendra Nath Mukherjee Muka Badhir Vidyalaya, P.O.Jorthan, Distt. Burdwan 13.07
551 Eastern Comand of Army wives Welfare Association (Army Welfare Society), 2.79
Command Hospital (Ec) Complex Alipore, Kolkata-27
552 Haldane Society for Eco-Research & Enterprise Development(HSEED), P-166B, 0.89
C.I.T.Road, Scheme No. VIM, Kolkata-700054
553 HOPE, H.F.C. Township, Durgapore-713212 22.04
554 Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy, P-33/1, Taratolla Road, Opp. M.E. College, 6.38
Kolkata-700088
555 Indian Red Cross Society(Dakshin Dinajpur), Dakshin Dinajpur District Branch 2.75
Suryasen Sarani, P.O.Balurghat, Dist. Dakshin Dinajpur
556 Jalpaiguri Welfare Organisation, Club Road, (Opp.P.D.College), P.O. & Distt. 8.09
Jalpaiguri
557 Jalpaiguri Zilla Pratibandhi Punarvasa Kendra, DDRC Building, Hospital Road, 1.94
P.O.& Distt.Jalpaiguri, PIN-735101
558 Karimpur Social Welfare Society, P.O.Karimpur, Distt.Nadia-741152 2.40
559 Korak Pratibandhi Kalyan Kendra, 1/25, Gorakshabari Road, Nager Bazar, Kolkata 2.97
560 Kotwali Saleha Memorial School for Hearing & Mentally Handicapped, Vill. & PO 8.68
Kotwali,Distt.Malda-732144
561 Manovikas Kendra, 482, Madudah Plot 1/24, Sector-5, E.M.Bypass, Kolkata 17.41
562 Mentaid, 17A, Brojen Mukherjee Road, Behala, Calcutta-700034 1.81
563 Midnapore Rehabilitation Center for Children, Lalkuthi, Bidhan Nagar, Midnapore 10.52
564 Nimtouri Tamluk Unnayan Samity, P.O.Kulberia, P.S.Tamluk, Dist, Purba, Medinipur 7.26
565 North 24 Parganas Disabled Persons Association, Vidyasagar Road, P. O. Hijalpukuria, 3.39
Habra, Distt.24-Parganas North-743231
566 North Bengal Handicapped Rehabilitation Society, Nivedita Market, Hospital Road,
Siliguri-734401 4.59
567 North Calcutta Pratibandhi Seva Kendra, 2/8/1, R.K.Ghosh Road, Kolkata-700050 2.66
568 Parents Own Clinic for Deaf Children, 16A, D.L.Das Street, Kolkata-700006 3.08
569 R. K. Mission Blind Boys Academy, P.O.Narendrapur, South 24-Paraganas 8.67
570 Ramakrishna Vivekananda Mission, Rajgarhia House, 7, Riverside Road, Barrackpore, 7.79
24-Parganas (North)
571 REACH, 18/2/A/3, Udai Sanker Sarani, Kolkata 8.41
572 Sevayatan Kalyan Kendra, P.O.Sevayatan, P.S. Jhargram, Distt. Midnapur 4.83
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573 SHELTER, 3, Kalbaati Lane, Bhadreswar, Hooghly-712124 10.36
574 Society for Mental Health Care, P.O. & Vill.Khajurdhi, Via Katwa, Distt. Burdwan-713518 7.69
575 Spastic Society of Cooch Behar, 117, Rajendra Narayan Road, Cooch Behar 2.81
576 The Society for Comprehensive Rehab. Service(SCRS), 36, Ballygunge Circular Road 0.65
Kolkata-700019
577 Voice of World, 3,Childram Mudi Lane, Kolkata 2.78
578 West Bengal Council for Child Welfare, 42, Ramesh Mitra Road, Kolkata-700025 5.53
579 West Bengal SC/ST & Minority Welfare Association, Ravindranagar, P.O.Midnapore 1.62
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Andhra Pradesh
1 Comprehensive Action for Rural Development Society, Patha Ravi Cherla, Nuzvid-52120 6.25
2 District Rural Development Agency, Medak, District Collectorate, Medak at 10.00
Sangareddy, Medak District, A.P.
3 Free Polio Surgical & Research Foundation, D.No.- 14-3-18, Maharani Peta, 75.00
Vishakhapatnam.-530 002
4 People’s Action for Social Service,10-12, Maruti Nagar, Tirupati-517 502 3.00
5 Ravi Cherla Integrated Development and Education Society, Ravi Cherla, Nuzvid-52120 5.00
6 Rotary Artificial Limb Centre,Q.No. B-2, N.S.P. Road, Khammam-507001, 5.00
7 S.K.R.Pupils Welfare Society,Opp.M.R.O. Office, Vidya Nagar, Chimakurthy, 2.50
Prakasam, A.P.
8 Uma Educational & Technical Society,Manovikas Nagar, Behind Rayudupalem, 6.00
Kakinada-533 005
9 Upkaar Dr. P. N. Hanumantharao Charitable Trust, Upkar Circle, P icket, 7.50
Secunderabad-500003
10 Vuttukuri Venkata Subbamma Welfare Society, Kotla Bazar, Chirala-523 155 3.00
Arunachal Pradesh
11 Ramakrishna Mission Hospital,P.O. R.K.Mission, Itanagar 3.00
Bihar
12 Bihar Rehabilitation & Welfare Institute, G-4, P.C. Colony, Kankarbagh, Patna-20 5.00
13 Magadh Rehabilitation and Welfare Society, A/1, P.C. Colony, Lohia Nagar, Patna-20 5.00
14 Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Institute, Road No. 6-B, Rajendra Nagar, Patna-16 7.50
15 Yoga Nature Cure and Health Care Foundation, Stall Room No.-24, Ground 3.50
Floor, Shiv Apartment, Opp. Gayatri Mandir, Kankarbagh, Patna-800020,
Chhatisgarh
16 District Rural Development Agency , Dhamtari,Zila Panchayat, (DRDA) Dhamtari 5.00
Annexure XX
LIST OF NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISTIONS THAT HAVE RECEIVED ASSISTANCE
UNDER SCHEME OF ASSISTANCE TO DISABLED PERSONS FOR PURCHASE/FITTINGOF AIDS/APPLIANCES DURING 2005-06 (UPTO 31 DECEMBER, 2005)
Sl. No. Name and address of the Organisation Amount
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Delhi
17 Akshay Pratisthan, D-III, Vashant Kunj, New Delhi-110 007 6.00
18 Amar Jyoti Charitable Trust, Karkardooma, Vikash Marg, Delhi-92 20.00
19 Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyay Institute for the Physically Handicapped, 4, Vishnu 250.00
Digambar Marg, New Delhi.
Daman & Diu
20 The Society for Welfare of Mentally Retarded Children, Pavi Kuwa Ghoghla 5.00
Gujarat
21 Andh Apang Kalyan Kendra,Janta Nagar Road, Ghatlodia, Ahmedabad-380061 5.00
22 Blind People’s Association, Dr. Vikram Sarabhai Road, Vastrapur, Ahmedabad-380015 75.00
23 Jilla Apang Punarvasan Kendra,R.No.27, Radiology Deptt., New Civil Hospital, 10.00
Majuragate, Surat - 395001,
Karnataka
24 All India Institute of Speech & Hearing,Manasgangotri, Mysore- 570006 48.72
25 District Rehabilitation Centre- Mysore,Pulikeshi Road, Tilak Nagar, Mysore-57002 6.23
26 Mobility India, 1st &1st ‘A’ Cross, J.P. Nagar, 2nd Phase, Bangalore- 560078 3.75
Madhya Pradesh
27 Indian Red Cross Society, Rajgarh, At - District Hospital Campus, Rajgarh 10.00
Maharashtra
28 Apang Jeevan Vikas Sansthan,Bhumiputra Colony, Near Congress Nagar, Amravati, 4.00
29 Uddhar, Rajaramka Bhawan, Gokulpeth, Nagpur-10. 2.30
Orissa
30 Centre for Rehabilitation Services and Research, At- Erein, PO- Charampa, District 14.99
Bhadrak-756 101,
31 R.J. Orthopaedics, At- Netaji Chowk, PO- Burla 2.50
32 Regional Rehabilitation and Research Centre,Near R.G.H., Panposh Road, Rourkela-7690004 6.00
Punjab
33 Helping Hand Educational Society,H.H. Orthotics & Prosthetics Centre, Opp. 4.00DAV School, St. No.10, Bibi Wala Road, Bhatinda.
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34 Indian Red Cross Society, Hoshiarpur, Civil lines, Jodha-mal Road, (Opp. Sadar 5.00
Police Station), Hoshiarpur
Rajasthan
35 Bhagwan Mahaveer Viklang Sahayatha Samiti, Sawai Man Singh Hospital, Jaipur. 200.00
36 Narayan Seva Sansthan, Sewa Dham, 483, Hiran Magri, Sector - 4, Udaipur 125.00
Tamil Nadu
37 Indian Association for the Blind,Alagar Quil Main Road, Sunderajanpatti, 6.71
Arumbanoor Post, Madurai-625 104
38 Oasis Trust for the Handicapped, P.B. No.-61, Yadava Street(Extn.), 5.00
Vanniyarpalayam, Cuddalore- 607001
39 R.B. Charitable Trust,206-B, Second Agraharam, Salem-636 001 7.50
40 S.M. Rehabilitation Trust, Middle Street, Madichiam, Madurai-625 020 4.00
41 Shakti Nature Cure & Research Centre,No.1 Y.M.C.A. Building, Rayapettah, Chennai 4.13
42 The Spastics Society of T. Nadu, T.T.T.I., Taramani, Chennai-600 113 7.00
43 Tiruchirappalli Multipurpose Social Service Society, P.B. No. 12, Melapudur, 14.00
Tiruchirappalli-620 001
44 V.O.C. Educational Society, 37, French Chapel Road, Thoothukudi-628 001 10.00
Uttar Pradesh
45 Artificial Limbs and Manufacturing Corporation of India,G.T. Road, Kanpur 1827.00
46 Bhartiya Viklang Kalyan Samiti,118/189 , Kaushalpuri, Kanpur-208012 4.50
47 Chitragupta Shikshan Sansthan, Vill+PO- Sakalpur, Varanasi 3.25
48 Dr. Ambedkar Shikshan Sansthan,Vill- Basajiya Khurd, PO- Partawal Bazar, 2.50
Maharajganj
49 Gram Vikas Sansthan,Deepak Niwas , Jamdi Pande, Mahso Road, Basti, 2.50
Post -Labnapar, District Basti
50 Indian Red Cross Society, District Branch Allahabad, 53, Bahadurganj, Allahabad 5.00
51 Indian Red Cross Society, District Branch Gorakhpur, Gram Vikas Sansthan Parisar, 10.00
Charagawan Gorakhpur
52 Indian Red Cross Society, U.P.State Branch,Red Cross Bhavan, Raja Nawab Ali 61.00
Road, Opp. Kaiserbagh Bus Station, Post Bag No.1, Lucknow-226001
53 Janaki Gramothan Mahila Bal Vikas Sansthan,Vill-Poore Devidutt, Dakhinwara, 3.00
Krishna Nagar, PO- Goriabad
54 Kalyanam Karoti,Kalyan Dham, Saraswati Kund, Masani, Mathura- 281003 8.00
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55 Lohia Public School Samiti,3, Patel Nagar, Star Colony, Indira Nagar Extension, 5.00Lucknow- 226 016
56 Madhyamik Vidyalaya Purab Goan Saresar Sansthan,Vill+PO- Saresar, Block- 3.00Jagdishpur, Distt.- Sultanpur -227809
57 Mangalam,Mangalam, Manglam Sadan, Indira Nagar, Lucknow 31.00
58 Meenu Sharma Viklang Relief Society,Kuraoli – 205 265 3.25
59 Patel Nagar Vikas Samiti, Krishna Nagar, Satrikh Road, Baranbanki 1.00
60 Sanchit Vikas Sansthan, Vill- Hasnapur, PO- Bargadwa, Distt.- Basti-272190 1.90
61 Sarswati Educational Society, Harthala, Sonakpur, Moradhabad 2.50
62 Shri Sachchidanand Shikshan Sansthan,A-28/59 , Chandupura, Varanasi -22100 4.00
63 Upkaar Pratishtan,HIG-150, Pritam Nagar, ADAColony, Sulem Sarai, Allahabad-211001 6.00
64 Gramin Kshetra Vikash Samiti (RADS), Village + P.O. Ranighauri, P.B. 06, 10.00District Tehri Garwhal-249199
West Bengal
65 Bikram Nagar Udayan Sangha,Vill- Bikramnagar, PO- Haria, Block- Khejuri-I 7.50
66 National Institute for Orthopaedically Handicapped, B.T. Road, Bon-Hooghly, 225.00Kolkata-700090
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Certificate level Course
1. Certificate Course in Prosthetic & Orthotic 1
2. Certificate Course in Rehabilitation Therapy Assistant 1
3. Certificate course in Clinical Psychology(In service programme) 6 months
4. Certificate Course in Hearing Aid(only for persons with hearing impairment) 6 Months
5. Certificate Course in Ear Mould Technology(only for persons with hearing impairment) 6 Months
Diploma Level Course
6. Diploma in Rehabilitation Therapy 2 ½
7. Diploma In Prosthetic & Orthotics 2 ½
8. Diploma in Special Education (Mental Retardation) 2
9. Diploma in Special Education (Hearing Impairment) 2
10. Diploma in Special Education (Visual Impairment) 2
11. Diploma in Special Education (Deaf- Blind) 1
12. Diploma in Hearing Language and Speech 1
13. Basic Development Therapy Course for Children with
Cerebral Palsy and other Neurological Handicaps 1
14. Diploma in Vocational Training & Employment (M.R) 1
15. Diploma in Special Education (Cerebral Palsy) 1
16. Diploma in Teaching Young Hearing Impaired Children 1
17. Diploma in Community Based Rehabilitation 1
18. Junior Diploma in Teaching the Deaf * 1
19. Senior Diploma in Teaching the Deaf * 1
20. Diploma in Multipurpose Rehabilitation Workers 1 ½
21. Diploma in Early Childhood Special Education (MR) 1
22. Diploma in Indian Sign Language Interpreting(Level A, B & C each of Four months duration) 1
23. Diploma in Hearing Aid and Ear Mould Technology 1
24. Diploma in Special Education (Autism Spectrum Disorder) 1
REHABILITATION COUNCIL OF INDIA’S APPROVED COURSES
Annexure XXII
S.No. Training Course Duration
in Year (s)
150
Post Graduate Level Course
25. Post-Graduate Diploma in Disability Rehabilitation and Management 1
26. Post-Graduate Diploma in Special Education: Multiple Disabilities
(Physical and Neurological) 1
27. P.G Diploma in Rehabilitation Psychology 1
28. P.G. Diploma in Early Intervention 1
29. P.G. Diploma in Special Education (MR) 1
30. P.G. Diploma in Developmental Therapy
(Cerebral Palsy & Neurological Disabilities) 1
31. P. G Diploma in Disability Management for Medical Practitioner(Distance Education Mode) 1
Degree Level Course
32. Bachelor of Prosthetic and Orthotics 4½
33. Bachelor in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (BASLP) 4
34. Bachelor in Rehabilitation Therapy 4
35. B.A, B.Ed. (Visual Impairment) 4
36. Bachelor in Rehabilitation Science (Vocational Counsellor) 3
37. B.Sc (Special Education and Rehabilitation) 3
38. B.Ed (Special Education) – Mental Retardation 1
39. B.Ed (Special Education) – Hearing Impairment 1
40. B.Ed (Special Education) – Visual Impairment 1
41. B.Ed (Special Education) – Locomotor and Neurological Disorder 1
42. B.Ed (Special Education)-Learning Disability 1
43. Bachelor in Mobility Science 1
Master Degree Level Programme
44. Master in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (MASLP) 2
45. Master in Audiology 2
46. Master in Speech Language Pathology 2
47. Master in Rehabilitation Science
(Rehab Social Worker) 2
48. M.Sc. (Psycho-Social Réhabilitation) 2
49. M.Sc in Prosthetics & Orthotics 2
50. Master in Disability Rehabilitation Administration 2
51. M.Ed (Special Education) – Mental Retardation 1
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52. M.Ed (Special Education) – Hearing Impairment 1
53. M.Ed (Special Education) – Visual Impairment 1
54. M.Ed (Special Education) - Learning Disability 1
M.Phil Level Course
55. M.Phil.(Clinical Psychology) 2
56. M.Phil (Rehabilitation Psychology) 2
* Sl. No: 15 & 16 :- Programme is presently operational only at Govt.
Training centre, Chennai. Not applicable for other centre.
P.S:- Detail curriculum can be seen at RCI’s website :www.rehabcouncil.nic.in
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STATE/UT WISE FINANCIAL & PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER THE SCHEME OFNATIONAL HANDICAPPED FINANCE & DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION DURING
2005-06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
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S.No. State/Union Territory Amount Number of Number of(Rs. in lakh) Units beneficiaries
1 Andhra Paredesh 1.30 12 12
2 Arunachal Pradesh 0.00 0 0
3 Assam 0.00 0 0
4 Bihar 0.00 0 0
5 Chattisgarh 30.22 43 43
6 Goa 0.95 1 1
7 Gujarat 0.27 2 2
8 Haryana 0.00 0 0
9 Himachal Pradesh 58.04 65 65
10 Jammu & Kashmir 1.95 3 3
11 Jharkhnad 0.00 0 0
12 Karnataka 120.30 546 546
13 Kerala 49.09 68 68
14 Madhya Pradesh 0.00 0 0
15 Maharashtra 230.69 498 498
16 Manipur 0.00 0 0
17 Meghalaya 0.00 0 0
18 Mizoram 0.00 0 0
19 Nagaland 0.00 0 0
20 Orissa 0.00 0 0
21 Punjab 0.00 0 0
22 Rajasthan 0.00 0 0
23 Sikkim 0.00 0 0
24 Tamil Nadu 21.32 120 120
25 Truipura 0.00 0 0
26 Uttar Pradesh 0.95 1 1
27 Uttranchal 17.14 23 23
28 West Bengal 1.14 8 8
Union Territories
29 A&N Islands 0.00 0 0
30 Chandigarh 1.00 10 10
31 Dadar and nagar haveli 0.00 0 0
32 Daman & Diu 0.00 0 0
33 Delhi 4.50 1 1
34 Lakshadweep 8.12 9 9
35 Pondicherry 0.00 0 0
Total 546.98 1410 1410
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LIST OF NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS THAT HAVE RECEIVED ASSISTANCE
UNDER THE SCHEME OF INTEGRATED PROGRAMME FOR OLDER PERSONS DURING2005-06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
Annexure XXIV
Andhra Pradesh
1 Nava Bharath Socio-Economic Development Society, (I) Regd Office-1-324-2-A1, 1.36By Pass Road, Kadiri-51559, (ii) Admn. Office- 3-519, B380 Industrial Estate,
Kummara Vandlapalli, Kadiri-515591, Anantapur Distt.
2 Rural Poor People’s Welfare Society, D. No. 6-655-46-4, Maruti Nagar, 2.76Anantapur-515004, Anantapur Distt.
3 Sree Venkateswara Convent Educational Society, Door No. 12-5-4, Ubbayappa 2.76
Street, Fort, Hindupur-515201, Anantapurt Distt.
4 Depressed Peoples Dev. Society, D. No. 3/166-A, (Nirmala MPHW (F) Trg.Institute 1.38 Compound), Near Saibaba Temple, Madras Road, Buddayapalli P.O.Cuddapah-516002
5 Dr. Ambedkar Dalithavarga Abhiruddi Sangam, 16/382, Gajula Street, 1.38
Masapet-516001, Cuddapah Distt.
6 Jagajjeevan Balaheenavarga Abhiruddi Sangam, No. 6-45, Kateeb St. Vempalli 0.97(Post & Mandal)-516329, Cuddapah Distt.
7 Rayalseema SC, ST & BC Dev. Society, D. No. 21-46-6, Teru Road, Jammalmadugu 0.76
8 Sree Krishna Devaraya Yuvajana Sangam, Lakshmi Narasimha Nagar, 1.38Dommaranandyala-516431, Jammalamadugu Tq. Cuddapah Distt
9 Jyothi Youth Association, 1-570, Reddi Street, Kottamanchi-517001, Chittoor Distt. 0.97
10 People’s Action for Social Service, 10-14, Maruthi Nagar, Tirupati-517502,
Chittoor Distt. 3.93
11 Peoples Organisation for Welfare and Education Ratification, D. No. 19-191,Jail Khana Street, Mittoor- 517001, Chittoor Distt. 0.97
12 Seva Bharathi, Behind Z.P.P.H School, Tiruchanoor-517503, Chittoor Distt. 1.82
13 Association for the Care of the Aged, 1.11(I) D. No. 8-14-1, Redcross Street, Gandhinagar, Kakinada-4,(ii) Ashram Sravana, Ramanayyapeta, Kakinada-533005, East Godavari Distt.
14 Pushkaramatha Convent Committee, D. No. 35-2-9, Main Road, Rahajmundry, 0.97East Godavari Distt.
15 International Christian Crusade (ICC) Social Service Association, Vasantharaya- 0.97puram, Near Sarada Colony Arch Centre, Arundelpet (Post),Guntur- 522002.
Sl. No. Name and Address of the Organisation Amount(Rs. in lakh)
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16 Kothapet Mahila Mandali, Pothuraju Vari Chowk, Kothapet, Guntur-52200 1.38
17 Narasarpet Taluka Scheduled Tribes Youth Club, Vinukonda Road, St. Colony, 1.38
Door. No. 13-1-330, Narasaraopet-522601, Guntur Distt.
18 Naveena Adarsya Mahila Mandali, Krishnayapalem P.O. Mangalagiri (Mandal), 1.38
Guntur Distt.
19 Omkar Rural Development Society, Door No. -5-10-15/A, 2/9, Brodipet, Guntur 1.37
20 Prakasam Nagar Mahila Mandali, Behind Kugler Hospital, Prakasam Nagar, Guntur 0.97
21 Social Educational and Rural Development of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes 2.70
and Christians Welfare Society, Chinthayapalem Village, Kariapalem Mandalem,
Tenali R.M.S. Guntur Distt.
22 Soniya Gandhi Harijana Girijana Balheena Vargamula Mahila Mandali, 2.36
Thummalacheruvu, Piduguralla Mandal, Guntur Distt,
23 Sree Sarda Mahila Vignana Samithi, Bapatla-522101, Guntur Distt. 4.65
24 Udayasri Mahila Samajam, D. No. 4-11-6, 2nd Line, Naidupet, Guntur-522007, 1.38
25 Kandrika Mahila Mandali, Kandrika, Phirangipuram-522529, 1.38
26 Sri Venkateshwara Mahila Mandali, Door No. 5-8-11/3, 2/7, Bordipet, Guntur 1.38
27 Anuraag Human Services, Flat No. 202, II-Floor, Ushodaya Enclave, 27 & 28, 1.38
Ushodaya Colony, Gudimalkapur, Hyderabad-500028
28 Mahila Dakshata Samithi, H. No. 8-3-430/1/21, NSC Employees Society, 3.70
(Yellareddyguda), Ameerpet, Hyderabad,
29 Sai Seva Sangh, Sathya Sai Sthira Nilayam, Plot No. 99, Road No. 12, 1.11
Vivekananda Colony, Kukatpaly, Hyderabad-500072,
30 Jyothi Welfare Association, H. No. 8-4550/93, Nataraj Nagar, Borabanda, Hyderabad 1.38
31 Hyderabad Zilla Mahila Mandalula Samakhya, Flat No. 409, Satya Sai 2.13
Apartments, Srinivasa Nagar (East), Ameerpet, Hyderabad-500038
32 Jayasree Mahila Sangam, Behind RCM Church, Madhira-507203, Khammam Distt. 0.97
33 Sri Triveni Educational Academy, Door No. 5-1-18/1, Opp.-Court, Khammam Distt. 1.38
34 Andhra Pradesh Girijana Sevak Sangh, Chandamamapet, Nandigama-521185, 2.36
Krishna Distt.
35 Integrated Development Agency (IDA), Raithupet, Nandigama-521185, Krishna Distt. 2.83
36 Mother Therissa Mahila Mandali, D. No. 76-16-102, Eklavya Nagar, Bhavanipuram, 0.97
Vijayawada-520012,
37 Vasavya Mahila Mandali, Nasthik Kendram, Benz Circle, Vijayawada-520010, Krishna Distt. 0.89
38 Bapuji Integrated Rural Development Society, Gaddamanugu, G. Konduru, Krishna Distt. 1.38
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39 Asha Jyothi Educational Society, H. No. 18-81A-3-3-1, Tribal Welfare Colony, 1.38
Kallur Mandal, Kurnool Distt.
40 Nav Bharat Educational Society, KVS Colony, Kothapeta, Kurnool Distt. 2.14
41 Pratibha Educational Society, H. No. 13-93, Neeli Street, Nandyal-518501, 4.56Kurnool Distt.
42 Priyadarshini Mahila Mandali, H. No. 1/351, B.C. Colony, Banaganapalli-518124, 2.76Kurnool Distt.
43 Rural Tribal Development Society, 18/118, Brahmin Street, Pattikonda- 518380 1.38
44 Rural Upliftment of Health and Educational Society, D.No. 9-51, K.V.S. Colony, 1.38Dhone-518222, Kurnool Distt.
45 Social Action for Social Development, Plot No. 41, Padmavathi Colony, Mehaboobnagar 4.09
46 Navodaya Seva Sangam, H. No. 10-107, Nethaji Road, Jadcherla - 509301, 1.38Distt. Mahboobnagar.
47 Swarajya Laxmi Organisation for Women, Sri Vasavi Kanyakaparameshwari Temple 1.38Compound, Vasavi Nagar, Kalwakurthy-509324, Mehboobnagar Distt.
48 S.A.V. Gupta Educational Society, Old Bazar Road, Achampet-509375, 2.76Mehboobnagar Distt.
49 Rural Social Welfare Association, H. No. 18-341, Behind New Bus Stand, 1.38Adjacent to Housing Board, Cross Roads, Jadcherla-509302,
50 Mahalaxmi Mahila Mandali, Devarakonda, Distt. Nalgonda, 3.42
51 The Divine (India), 6th Street, Chandramouli Nagar, Nellore- 524004, 1.38
52 Haritha Mahila Mandali SocietyD. No. 251/1592, Gowtham Nagar, 2nd Lane, 1.38Podalakur Road, A.K. Nagar Post, Nellore-524004,
53 Polymers Educational Society, Indukurpet, Nellore-524314, 1.38
54 3 Men Academics, Nuthalapadu-523169, Parchur (Mandal), Prakasam Distt. 1.38
55 Adarsa Mahila Mandali, Vantavari Colony, Near R.T.C. Garage, Ongole-523002,Prakasam Distt. 1.38
56 Arunodaya Mahila Mandali, Harijana Colony, Uppugunduru, Naguluppulapadu 0.97
Mandal, Prakasam Distt.
57 Chandra Vamsa Organisation for Rural Development, Nagulapalem, Parchur 1.38Mandal-523169, Prakasam Distt.
58 Indira Priyadarsini Mahila Mandali, Vitalnagar, Perala-523157, Chirala Mandal, 0.97
Prakasam Distt.
59 Lakshmi Mahila Mandali, Kothapet (V), Perala-Chirala- 523157, Vetapalem 1.38Mandalam, Prakasam Distt.
60 Mahila Mandali, Station Road, Chirala-523157, Prakasam Distt. 1.38
61 Netaji Yuva Kendra, Kammadoddi, Parchoor-523169, Parchur Mandal, Prakasam 1.38
62 Priyadarshini Mahila Mandali, R. P. Road, 2nd Line, Ongole, Prakasam Distt. 0.95
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63 Sabari Girijana Mahila Mandali, Adusumali (Post)-523169, Parchur Mandal,
Prakasam Distt. 0.92
64 Samatha Mahila Vedika, D. No. 8-52, Lawyerpet, Ongole-523002, Prakasam Distt. 2.29
65 Sree Mahalakshmi Mahila Mandali, Bandvari Street, Chirala-523155, Prakasam Distt. 1.38
66 Valmiki Seva Sangham, Chinnaganjam- 523135, Prakasam Distt. 1.38
67 Vasavi Educational Society, 9/138, Subhash Road, Kanigiri-523230, Prakasam Distt. 1.38
68 Vutukuri Venkata Subbamma Welfare Society, Kotla Bazar, Chirala, Prakasam Distt. 0.97
69 Sri Bhavani Mahila Mandali, Jandrapet, Chirala-523155, Prakasam Distt. 1.38
70 St. Anthony’s Educational Society, 15-8/3, Rajanagar Colony, Mrijalguda, 1.38
Malkajgiri, Ranga Reddy Distt.-500047,
71 Venkateswara Social Service Association, 15-8/2, Mirjalguda, Malkajgiri, R. R. 2.36
Distt-500047,
72 OLDAGE WELFARE CENTRE, 28, Huda Colony, Miyapur, Hyderabad-500050, 2.67
Ranga Reddy Distt.
73 Upkaar Dr. Pasupuleti Nirmala Hanumantha Rao’s Charitable Trust, Upkaar Complex, 1.38
Upkaar Circle, Secunderabad-3
74 Rural Development Society Old Age Home for Women, Arya Nagar, Shanthi Nagar 1.34
H. No. 12-1-511/1/D, Lalapeta, Secunderabad-17
ASSAM
75 South Borbond Gram Unnayan Samity, Vill. & PO- Borbond, District-Hailakandi-788164 0.97
76 WODWICHEE, P.O. Lakshirbond-788155, Distt. Hailakandi 2.36
77 Bahumukhi Krishi Aru Samaj Kalyan Samity, Noor Nagar, P.O. Herapati,
Via- Haibargaon, Nagaon Distt, -782002 8.69
78 Gram Vikas Parishad, At -Rangaloo, P.O. Jumarmur, Via- Kathiatoli, Distt. Nagaon, 782427 1.54
79 Sadau Asom Gramya Puthibharal Santha, Teliapatty Chanmari Road,
P.O. Hairbargaon-782002, Distt. Nagaon 0.83
80 All Assam Library Foundation, At- Aminpatty, P.O. Nagaon, Via-Sadar, Distt. Nagaon 1.54
81 Khorapattar Sammilita Yuvak Samaj, P.O. Sandahkhowa-787054, Distt. Lakhimpur 0.97
82 Dr. Ambedkar Mission, Vill. Dhopatari, P.O. Changsari, Distt. Kamrup-781101. 0.97
DELHI
83 Helpage India, C-14, Qutab Institutional Area 37.58
84 Association of National Brotherhood for Social Welfare, 21-22, New Rohtak Road,
Karol Bagh 1.38
85 Manav Propkari Sanstha, A-74, Street No. 2, Mahipal Pur 1.54
86 Nari Utthan Samiti, 185/31 A, Main Krishna Gali No.5, Maujpur 1.96
157
HARYANA
87 Gram Swarajya Sansthan, 196, Prem Nagar, Hissar 0.97
88 Manav Avam Jan Kalyan Educational Society, H.No. 54/14, Coca Cola Agency 1.38
Wali Gali, Delhi Rohtak Road, Opp. Bus Stand, Bahadurgarh-124501, Dist. Jhajjar,
89 Akhil Bhartia Sant Haridas Samaj Sewa Sangh, H. No. 54/14, Coca-Cola Agency 0.71Wali Gali, Delhi Rohtak Road, Opp. Bust Stand, Bahadurgarh-124507, Distt. Jhajjar.
90 Amar Jyothi Foundation, 1st Floor, Asstt. Treasury Office, Julana, Jind-126102, 2.36
91 Bhartiya Gram Sudhar Sabha, 228/29, Ram Gopal Colony, Rohtak 0.97
92 Adarsh Saraswati Shiksha Samiti, Sant Garib Dass, Gali No. 2, Kakroi Road, 0.97Sonipat.
93 Samaj Kalyan Shiksha Samiti, Garhi Brahmanan, Ward No. 30, Sonipat-131001 1.38
HIMACHAL PRADESH
94 Indira Ladies Club, Ranzor Palace, Nahan, Distt. Sirmour, 1.54
JAMMU & KASHMIR
95 Social Welfare of India Organisation, H. No. 143, Vidhata Nagar, hatindee Raod,Narwal, P.O. Sainik Colony, Jammu- 180011 5.50
96 National Development Institute, House No. 146, Vidhata Nagar, Bhatindee Road,
P.O. Sainik Colony, Jammu- 180001. 0.97
KARNATAKA
97 Mattadahally Jagajivanram Sarvodaya Sangha, No. 12, 11th Main 2nd Stage, 2.57
Binny Layout, Nagarabavi Road, Vijayanagar, Bangalore-40
98 Ambigar Chowdaiah Education Society, Konanakunte Cross, Vasantpura Main 5.53Road, Vasantpura Village, H.No. 37, Uttarahalli Hobli, Bangalore-560061.
99 Sri Shathashrunga Vidya Samasthe, Shridi Sai Baba Mandir Premises, Near Old 2.24Check Post, kamakshipalya II Stage, Magadi main Road, Bangalore-560079.
100 Eshwar Education & Welfare Society, No. 1, Khatra 117, Assessment No. 113/77, 2.7112th Cross, Srigandha Nagar, Behind Veda Garment Hegganahalli, Peenya 2ndStage, Bangalore-560091
101 R.T.Nagar Educational Trust, 10/13, K.H.M Block, Ganganagar, Bangalore-560032 2.76
102 Sarvodaya Service Society, Near Evergreen School; Vijayapura, Devanahalli Taluk, 1.32
Bangalore Rural Distt.
103 Ramalingeshwar Grambhiruddi Sangh, At & Post-Udikeri-591104, Taluka-Bailhongal, 2.06Distt. Belgaum,
104 Chywan Ayurvedic Education Society, Ashwini Nivas, Near Forest Nursary, Behind 1.38R.K. Arts, Bidar-585401,
105 B.R. Ambedkar Cultural & Welfare Society, H. No. 7-3-31, Bheem Nagar, Bidar 2.76
106 Sangram Education Society, E.W.S., 90, Hudco Colony, Bidar-585401 2.65
107 Nittur Education Society, Nittur, Tq. Bhalki, Distt- Bidar 1.38
158
108 Sri Sirdi Sai Baba Sikshana Samasthan, Gadavanthi, Taluk-Humnabad, Distt. Bidar 2.76
109 Shivleela Women’s Welfare Association, H. No. 11-2-172, Bethlehem Colony,Mangalpet, Bidar-585401 2.70
110 Adarsha Education Society, Sanganakal, Bellary-583103, 1.32
111 Annapurna Association, Chintamani Nagar, Harihar, Davangere Distt 2.76
112 Sri Maitri Association, Sugar Factory Road, Doddabathi Post- 577566, Davangere Distt. 2.39
113 Sri Shakti Association, Guttur Colony, Harihar-577601, Davangere Distt 2.39
114 Kamala Nehru Education Trust, No. 3793, M.C.C. ‘B’ Block, Davangere Distt. 2.01
115 Mahaboob Subhani Education Trust, New Jeelanabad, Gulabarga, 6.03
116 Shri Sangameshwar Education Society, Plot No. 3/4, Gandi Gali Lay Out,Shahabazar, Gulbarga 1.38
117 Hyderabad Karnataka Dalith Woman’s Education Society, Tarfile, Gulbarga 1.38
118 Sharanara Nadu Education Society, Mahadeva Nagar, Shaika Roza, Gulbarga 1.38
119 Shri Ramana Maharishi Trust for Disabled Persons, Parandahally, Via-K.G.F.Bangarpet Taluk, Kolar Distt. 0.76
120 Sri Vishnu Education Society, Chokkanahalli, Yenigadale Post, Chintamani Taluk,Kolar Distt. 1.38
121 Jnana Sindhu Home for Senior Citizens, Shankrappa Layout, Hallahalli, Mandya 1.24
122 Rural Organisation Social & Educational Society, Muniyamma Nilaya,Belagumba Road, Kothi Thopyu, Tumkur Distt. 1.38
123 Lalitha Academy, shivakumar swamynagar, Distt. Davangere 2.76
124 Lalitha Academy, shivakumar swamynagar, Distt. Davangere 2.76
KERALA
125 International Centre for Study and Development (ICSD),Shangrila Hills, Valakom P.O.-691532, Kollam Distt. 3.39
126 Karuna Bhavan Social Centre, Sreemoolangar, Kalady, 1.11
MADHYA PRADESH
127 Mahila Utkarsh Sansthan, Vrindavan Colony, Indore. 2.14
128 Nivedita Kalyan Samiti, 13/164, Manas Nagar (Bara), Distt- Reewa 1.38
MAHARASHTRA
129 Arunoday Bahuddeshiya Gramin Vikas Sanstha,Tal. Shevgaon, Distt. Ahmednagar 0
130 Bharatiya Aushadi Anusandhan SansthaTumsar, Post-Khapa, Tal. Tumsar-441904 0.97
131 Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Shikshan Prasarak Sanstha 2.74
132 Late Ramesh Jadhav Shikshan & Krida Prasarak Mandal, Dhundi, Tq. Pusad 2.76Distt. Yavatmal
159
MANIPUR
133 Kumbi Khullakpam Leikai Women’s Assocn. B.P.O. &P.S.- Kumbi Bazar, 1.38P.O.-Moirang, Bishnupur-795133,
134 Centre for Rural Upliftment Services, Wangbal Canal Maya, P.O.-Thoubal, 0.95
B.P.O.-Wangbal, Thoubal-795135
135 Social Agriculture & Rural Dev. Agency, Kotlenphai P.O. Pallel 795135 Chandel Dist, 1.32
136 Tribal Upliftment Association, AE quarter No.-II, Type-IV, opposite Social Welfare 6.20
Advisory Board, Governor’s road, Paona Bazar, Imphal-795001
137 Ima Leimarel Women Welfare Assocn., Kongba Nongthombam Leikai, P.O.-Imphal 1.38
138 Rural Downtrodden People Upliftment Society, Moirangkhom Kabul Khul, P.O.-Imphal 1.36
139 All Thangmeiband Women’s Welfare Association, Thangmeiband, Imphal-795001 1.95
140 Bashikhong Chanura Shilon Lap, Bashikhong Kitnapung, Imphal-1 1.38
141 Human Resource & Infrastructures Dev.Orgn., Jupiter building, Near Old district 0.97
Hospital, B.T. road, Imphal-795001
142 Integrated Rural Development Agency, Hangul, P.O. Mayang, Imphal-795132 0.97
143 The Manipur SC Welfare Association, Masjid Road, Paona Bazar, Imphal-795001 2.66
144 Centre for Rural Development, Cherapur Maiyai Leikai, P.O. wangjing Thoubal Distt 1.38
145 Integrated Rural Development and Educational Organisation, Wangbal, P.O.-Thoubal 2.76
146 Integrated Rural Upliftment Service, Kiyam, Thoubal 0.97
147 Jamia Educational Society, Sangaiyumpham Cherapur, Thoubal -795148 2.76
148 New Integrated Rural Management Agency (NIRMA), Nungphou Bazar, 2.76Sangaiyumpham, P.O.-Wangjing-795148
149 Rural Dev. Society, R.D.S Bhawan, Wangjing Bazar, wangjing-795148 0.76
150 Rural Industries Dev. Assocn., Wankhem, P.O.-Thoubal -795138 1.96
151 Rural Medical Institute, Mayeng lamjao, B S Road, Langmeidong, Kakching-795103 1.52
152 Social Environment & Rural Tech. Council, Pallel, Kotlenphai, P.O.- Pallel, 0.97
Chandel-795135
153 Society for Women’s Ed. Action & Reflection, Athokpam Khunou, P.O. 0.97
Thoubal-795138
154 South Eastern Rural Dev. Organisation, Sangaiyumpham ‘Wanging -795148 1.38
155 The Rural People’s Dev. Orgn., Heirok Pt-II, Thokchom Leikai, Thoubal District, 4.72
156 United Rural Dev. Services, H.O.-Heirokheituppokpi, Thoubal Dist., 1.38
P.O.-Wanging-795148
157 Volunteers for Rural Health & Action, H.O.-Lamding, P.O.- Wangjing 0.97
158 Wangjing Women & Girls Society, P.O.-Wanjing, Thoubal Dist. 6.85
159 Youth Progressive Orgn., Leishangthem, P.O.-Thoubal, BPO- Leishangthem 1.63
160
ORISSA
160 Gram Seva Mandal, At/P.O.-Hakimpada, Dist.-Angul 5.86
161 Gram Mangal Pathagar, At/PO-Salepali, Via-Jarasingha, Bolangir 2.75
162 Orissa Multipurpose Dev. Centre, 4/14,MIG-II,BDA Colony, Chandrasekharpur,
Bhubaneswar 3.92
163 Organisation for Social Change & Rural Dev.A/85, sahidnagar, Bhubaneswar 4.01
164 National Resources Centre for Women Development, VII H/102, Sailashree Vihar, 1.38Bhubaneshwar
165 Basudev Pathagar, At-PO- Nuagan via Niali, Distt. Cuttack 3.32
166 Arun Institute of Rural Affairs (AIRA), At-Aswakhola, PO-Karamul, Mahimagadi,
Dist-Denkanal 7.65
167 Maharishi Dayanand Service Mission, At-Joranda, P.O.-Mahimagadi, Dist.-Dhenkanal 5.29
168 Society for Rural Advancement & Democratic Humantarian Action, At-Patusahu 1.38
Kateni, P.o-Kaluria, Via-Mahimagadi, Distt. Dhenkanal-14
Secretary-Mr. Kshetrabasi Behera
169 Asha Nayakam Seva Sangha, At-Benjarapur, P.O.-Mandari, Via-Bari-Cuttack, 12.8
Dist.-Jajpur
170 Jayanti Pathagar, Sahapada, Brahmabarada, Dist.-Jajpur 0.97
171 Shree Ramakrishna Ashrama, At/PO M. Rampur-766102 2.76
172 Gandhian Institute of Technical Advancement, VI-M-818, Sailsashree Vihar 2.76
Bhubaneshwar-21
173 Jankalyan sewa Sanstha, At-Jagato, P.o.-Nantar, Vill/P.s-Mahakalapara, 2.76
Distt.-Kendrapara
174 Bishnupriya Balashram, At-Matha, Chhenapaddi, Via- Basantia Dist.-Keonjhar, 1.38
175 Bhairabi Club, At-Kurumpada, P.O.-Hadapada, Distt-Khurda 4.68
176 The Padmasree Society, H.O-, at-Ramachandrapur Bazar, P.O-jatni-752050 1.92
177 National Institute of Tribal Welfare & Social action, At-Barasahi, p.o.-Pubusahi, 4.71
Distt- Khurda
178 Aneth Parityekta Balshram Tikiriapada At-Laximinarayan pur, P.O. Mahatapanla 1.38
via Gopalpur, Distt. Nayagarh
179 Janvikash, Plot.No.1738 F, Baramunda Village, P.O.-Baramunda, Bhubaneshwar. 3.73
180 Banabasi Seva Samithi Balliguda 762013, Distt. Khandhamal, Phulbani 2.76
181 Subhadra Mehtab Seva Sadan, At/PO-G.Udayagiri, Dist.-Kandhmal 4.72
182 Association for Voluntary Action, At- dampur, P.O.-Berboi, Dist.-Puri, 14.05
183 Bankeswari Jubak Sangha, At-Dakapada(Luna Vihar),P.O./P.S-Delanga, Distt- Puri 2.36
184 Nilachal Seva Pratisthan, Dayavihar (Kanas), Dist.-Puri,-752017 2.76
185 Ratnachira, At-/P.O.-satasankha, Dist.-Puri-752046 1.38
186 Surakhya Darji Pokhari Chak, Distt. Puri 0.96
187 Jayakishan Youth Club, At-Jankiagarh, P.O.-Gadasahi, P.S.-Kanas, Distt. Puri 2.76
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188 Shakti Organisation, Dist. Rayagada 1.33
189 Rural Development Action Cell, At-Tulsichaura, W. No.-14, PO-Baripada, Dist.- 2.72Mayurbhanj,
PONDICHERRY
190 St. Joseph of Cluny (Home for the Aged), Hospice, Convent, 2, Laporte Street 3.81
191 Immaculate Heart of Mary Home for Aged, Aiankuppam 2.16
PUNJAB
192 Gyandeep Shiksha Samiti, Shastri Gali No. , Amrik Singh Road, Bhatinda 0.97
193 Akhil Bhartiya Jan Seva Samiti, Dasmesh Nagari, Kandwala Road, Abohar-152116 0.97Distt. Ferozpur
194 Lok Sewa Sansthan, Variyam Nagar, Abohar-152116, Distt. Ferozpur, 1.96
195 Gurunanak Charitable Trust, Gurmat Bhawan, Harnek Nagar, Mullanpur Mandi, 1.71Distt- Ludhiana
196 Mahila Kalyan Samiti, Rodki Road, Sardulgarh-151507, Distt-Mansa, 0.97
197 Vridh Ashram, Jalalabad Road, Muktsar-152026 1.13
198 Social Work & Rural Dev. Centre, VPO-Nurpur Bedi, Distt.Ropar-140117 0.97
RAJASTHAN
199 Manohar Bal Mandir samitee 5-D Block, Sri Ganganagar 1.38
200 Rajasthan Anusuchit Jati Mahila Evam Vikas Samiti, Nagar Parishad Colony 1.38Ghawani Kota
TAMIL NADU
201 Annai Illam, 34, East Mada Street, Mylapore, Chennai-600004 2.27
202 Mclevy Instt. Of Dev. Services, 46, Muthu Street, santhome, Chenni-600004 1.71
203 Meyvazhi Tamizh Sabai, Srimushnam-608703, Cuddalore Distt. 1.33
204 Annai Karunalaya Social Welfare Association, Ann Nagar Narikuravar Colony,Moppedu, Paduvancheri, Tambaram, Kancheepuram 1.38
205 Brundavanam Ed.Social Trust, 6A, Sannathi Street, Maduranthagam, Kancheepuram 1.54
206 Home for the Aged, Pilankalai, Mekkamandapam, Kanyakumari Dist.-629166 2.14
207 Women Org. for Rural Development, Post Bag No.1, PandamangalamPo, P. Velur 2.76Tk, Namakkal dist., 637208
208 Nehru Social Ed. Centre, Ayakkaranpulam-ii-614707, Vedaranyam-TK, Nagappatinam 4.14
209 Periyar Kudil, Padalur-621109, Perambalur Dist. 3.68
210 Development Education for Rural Mass, 2885/2, West Main Street, Pudukotai dist. 1.38
211 Grama Suryaraj, 666, 6th Cross Shanmuga Nagar, Uyyakondan Thirumalai, Trichy 3.30
212 Rural Education for Community Organisation, T.S.No.6922, Brahadambal Sannathi 1.38Street, thirukkokarnam, p.o.-Pudukkottai-622002
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213 Gandhi Peace Centre, 278, CDR Varadarajalu St., Jothi Nagar, Athur, Salem Distt., 2.76
214 Singampatty Grama Munetra Sangam, selvam Farm, Solapuram (Post) Sivaganga 2.76Distt.-630557
215 Society for Rural and Urban Women’s Renaissance Activities (SRUWRA), 16-B1 2.76Bharathi Street, Madurai Road, Sivaganga Distt.
216 Sri Victoria Educational Society, Puddukottai Road, Mathakottai Village, 5.53Enathukanpatti Post, Thanjavur-5,
217 Gramian Sangh Trust, Eshwaran Temple Opp, 331 P.T. Rajan Nagar, 1.96P.o.-Uthamapalayam taluk, Theni- Distt.625533
218 Yuvak Vikas Kendra, Shasthan Nilayam, P.T.R. colony, Uthamapalayam, Theni 2.76Dist., Tamilnadu-625533
219 Bharathamatha Family Welfare Foundation, 5 A, Keezhaveethi, Thiruturaipoondi, 2.76Tirivarur Dist.
220 Bharathi Women Dev. Centre, 28, Kannagi Vilas Building, Thiruvarur Road, 2.68Thiruthuraipoondi, Thiruvarur
221 National Mother & Child Welfare Orgn., 27, South Main street, 1.38Thiruthuraipundi-614713, Tiruvarur
222 Ratriya Seva Samiti, 9, Old Huzur Office, tirupati, Chittur, A.P. project at Tirutani, 2.76Tirvalur Distt.
223 Jaya Balwadi Educational Society, Aravakarichi Patti Village, Asur Post-Trichy-620015, 7.48Trichy
224 The Society organised for Promotion of Rural Tribal & Downtrodden, M-3/1,Gandhiagam, Housing Unit, Salai Road, Woraiyur, Trichy 2.76
225 The Tamil Nadu Pengal Nala Sangam, Annai ashram Complex, Vinoba Nagar,Airport Post, Trichirapalli- 620007 1.74
226 Thiruchirappalli rural and Urban Welfare Dev. Education Society, Sundar Nagar, 2.76Valavanthankottai, Valavanthankkottai(Post), Trichy-15
227 Vidiivelli Rural Development Society, 325, Indhira Nagar, Manappoarai, Trichy 1.38
228 Annai Karunalaya Social Welfare Association, SBR ILLAM , 57/82, Indra Nagar, 1.38Marakkanam Road, Dindivanam-604002 Villupuram Dist., President- V. J. Rajeswari
TRIPURA
229 Abalamban, P.O. Bajala, Air Port Road Near T.T.C. Works Shops, Agartala 2.14
230 Minority Development Organisation, South Ramnagar, Near P.E.C. Brick Field, 1.38Agartala, West Tripura
UTTAR PRADESH
231 Adarsh Janta Shiksha Samiti, Vill. & PO-Pindi, Karchhna, Allahabad 1.38
232 Arya Kanya Vidayalaya Samiti, Dhata Road, Sirathu, Kausambi 1.38
233 Dalit Manav Utthan Sansthan, Vill-Barahaveli Khalsa, P.O.Alipurjita, Koshmbi,Allahabad 1.38
234 Gayatri Devi Shiksha Samiti, Ram Kapura P.O. Pidi Karehna, Allahabad 1.38
235 Gram Vikas Shiksha Samiti, 192, Unchamandi 0
163
236 Gramothan Jan Seva Sansthan, 82B/4, rasoolabad, Allahabad 1.95
237 Gram Vikas Sewa Sansthan, 28-B/4A/1, Allahpur, Allahabad-6 0.97
238 Indian Red Cross Society, 53, Bahadurganj, Allahabad 1.38
239 Prakash Gramin Vikas Sansthan, 16/6A, Tularam Bagh, Allahabad 1.38
240 Gaurav Jan Kalyan Samiti, Bajha Mishran, Sirsa Road, Saidabad, Allahabad 1.38
241 Nirbal Samaj Kalyan Sansthan, 202-A/39, Jawahar Nagar(Near hathi Park), 1.38Lucknow-18
242 Adarsh Kalyan Seva Samiti, 54/2, Joshiapura, Bahraich 1.95
243 Gyan Bharati Mahila Vikas Evam Shiksha Prasar Samiti, 102, Holygate, Etah 1.38
244 Sangam Vikas Sewa Sansthan, Vill.- Puregada, Post- Mohna, The.-Karnailganj, 1.32Janapad-Gonda
245 Asahay Vikas Parisad, Macedos Kothi, Shapur, P.O.- Gitavatika, Gorakhpur 1.38
246 Shree Kanchanlal Saguna Seva Sansthan, 1325,Y-Block, Kidwai Nagar, Kanpur 1.38
247 Jay Gayatri Maa Bal Vidya Mandir Samiti, Manager- Shravan Kumar Dwivedi, 0.97Rajendra nagar, Karmer road, Orai (Jalaun)
248 Akhil Bharatiya Azad Seva Sansthan, Azad Vila Daliganj, Lucknaw-20 1.95
249 Samaj Sewa Sansthan, 414/238, Sarai Mali Khan, Chowk, Lucknow 0.97
250 Shaheed Memorial Society, E-1698, Rajajipuram, Lucknow 1.38
251 Women Welfare & Cultural Instt., Masalachi Tola, Sitapur Road, Lucknow 0.97
252 Pratapgarh Mahila Kalyan Avam Shiksha Samiti, Deokali, Opposite Old 2.36Planning Office, Pratapgarh
253 Ganga Prasad Samarak Mahila Kalyan Sansthan, Bus Station Road, Subhas Nagar, 2.36Kunda, Pratapgarh,
254 Sujakhar Gramodhyog Vikas Sansthan, Deewanganj Bazar Vill. Sujakhar 0.97Post-Beri Madhonagar, Distt. Pratapgarh
255 Jan Vikas Sansthan, Itaunja(West), Purabgaon-Gauriganj, Sultanpur 0.97
256 Jawahar Jyoti Shiksha Evam Gramya Vikas Samiti, Vill. & Post-Potwai, Dist.-Rampur 4.71
257 New Public School Samiti, 504/21-D, Krishna Bhawan, Tagore Marg, Daliganj, 3.33Lucknow
UTTARANCHAL
258 Gramya Mahila Kalyan Sansthan, Dehradun 1.38
259 Uttarakhand Shoshit Mahila Uthan Samiti, Vikasnagar, Deharadun 5.87
260 Pravartiya Nav Jagran Samiti, Gwar Pajera, Distt. Bageswar 1.29
261 NIRVAN, D-2059, Indra Nagar, Lucknow 0.97
WEST BENGAL
262 Chanchal Jana Kalyan Samity, Malda 1.33
263 All India Federation of Scheduled Castes, Tribes & Minorities 0.76
264 All Bengal Women’s Union, 89, Elliot Road, Kolkata 1.13
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265 Calcutta Matropolitan Instt. Of Gerontology, E-1, Sopan Kutir, 53 B,Dr. S.C. Banerjee Road, Kolkata-10 Ph.- 033-23501437 0.85
266 Jaya Prakash Instt. Of Social Change, DD-18/4/1, Salt Lake City, Kolkata-700064 2.85
267 Navadiganta, 29, Banerjee Para Road, Sarsuna, Kolkatta 3.25
268 Shri Krishna Pratisthan, 102/F, Kankulia Road, Calcutta-700029, West Bengal 1.95
269 Chirnabin 0.85
270 Kalyan Bharati, Vill & P.O.-Kamarkuncu, Hooghly Dist. 4.09
271 Biplobi Rural Dev. Society, Vill.- &P.O.-Birosthali, PS-Chanchal, Dist.-Malda 8.61
272 Amar Seva Sangha, Vill. &PO- Raine, Block- Panskura-II Dist.-Midnapore 6.26
273 Bikramnagar Udayan Sangha, Vill Bikramnagar, P.O.- Haria, Block- Khejuri-1Dist.-Midnapore 7.99
274 Gangadharchak & Dewanchak Vivekananda Club, Vill. Diwanchak, P.O.- 1.9Gangadharchak, Block- Contai III, Dist.-Midnapur
275 Hitaljore Kishoribala Databya Chikitsalya, Vill.-Hitaljore, PO-Balpal, PS- Sabang, 1.13Dist.- Madnapur
276 Netaji Pathachakra, Vill.-Purbachakra, P.O.-Tikashi, Block-Khejuri, Dist.- 1.38Midnapore-721430
277 Nimbark Math Seva Samiti Trust, Vill.-Baikunthapur, P.O.-Sankarpur, Dist.- 1.38Paschim Midnapur, PS-Daspur-721211
278 Roychalk Morning Star Club, Vill.-Raychak, P.O.-Sajinagachia, Dist.-Midnapur 1.38
279 Sainpukar Matri Sabika Samiti, Chabuka-Uttarbar, Via-Sabong, Dist.- 2.76Midnapur-721144
280 Uttarbarh Sukanta Samriti, Pathaghar, Uttarbarh, P.O.-Chabukia Uttarbarg, 0.84Block- Bhagwanpur-I, Dist.-Purba Midnapur
281 Vivekananda Lok Shiksha Niketan, Vill.-Faridpur, P.O.-Dakshin Dauk, P.S.- 1.38Contai, Dist.-Purba Midnapur
282 West Bengal SCs,STs & Minority Welfare Association, Rabindra Nagar, P.O. & 9.31Dist.-Midnapore-721101,
283 Satdubi Mahila Mandal, Satdubi, P.O.-Khalakpur, Dist.-Midnapur 1.95
284 Nepura Rural Developmetn Society, Vill.- Nepura, P.O.-Mataldanga, Paschim 1.1Midnapore- 721102
285 Basgeria Prativa Club, Kote Bazar(Hatar Math) Post & Dist.-Midnapore 1.95
286 Berhampore Prabeen Sabha, 19/1/J, Amar Chakraborty Road, P.O.-Khagra, 0.82Indraprastha, Murshidabad
287 Karimpur Social Welfare Society, P.O.-Karimpur, Dist.- Nadia 1.38
288 Shree Ramakrishna Satyananda Ashram, Vill.-Jirakpur, P.O.-Basirhal, North-24 2.04Parganas
289 Ganeshnagar Laxminarayana Club & Pathagar, P.O.-Ganeshnagar, 2.35
Dist.- South 24-Parganas -743357
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Annexure XXV
LIST OF VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS THAT HAVE RECEIVED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEUNDER THE SCHEME FOR PREVENTION OF ALCOHOLISM AND SUBSTANCE [DRUGS]ABUSE DURING 2005-06 (AS ON 31-12-2005)
S.No. Name and address of the Organisation Amount(Rs. In lakh)
ANDHRA PRADESH
1 Peoples Action For Social Service, Tirupati West, Door No. 10-12, Maruthi Nagar, 3.40
West Chittoor.
2 Rural Organisation For Social Activities(Rosa), Manthenvari Palem-Post Pitinavani 9.75
Palem Mandal, Guntur.
3 Association For Social Health In India, 11-4-616,Humayun Nagar, A.C.Gauri Road, 3.40
Hyderabad.
4 Sneha Mahila Mandali, Flate No. 103, Satya Apts. Chappal Bazar, Kachiguda, 3.40Hyderabad
5 Social Transpermation And Rural Technology, LIC H.No.67/10, III Phase K.P.H.B. 3.40Colony, Kukatpally, Hyderabad -500072.
6 DOVE, 1-92/2/A, Prabhath Nagar Colony, Chaitanyapuri, Dissukhnagar, Hyderabad 3.40
7 A. P. Girjana Sewak Sangh, Chandamamapet Nandigama -521 185, Krishna. 3.40
8 Society Uplifting Rural Poor & Socially Stranded, Surpass, H No 3-4-13/1/1, Medak 3.40
ASSAM
9 Association for Social Health in India, Sunderper, R.G. Baruah Road, Guwahati 3.59
10 North East Society For The Promotion Of Youth And Masses, Guwahati Chapter, 3.48
Ashram Road, Ulubari, Guwahati.
11 Jagriti Sanmilita Unnayan Kendra, P.O. Islamgaon, Lakhimpur 3.59
12 Khorapathar Sanmilita Yuvak Samaj, P.O. Islamgaon, Lakhimppur 3.59
BIHAR
13 Kedar Pandey Samaj Kalyan Sangh, Lauriya, West Champaran 6.80
14 Indian Institute Of Rural Reconstruction And Social Change, East Gandhi Bazar, 6.80
Jehanabad
15 Alp Sankhyak Avam Harijan Samaj Kalyan Kendra, Data Kambal Shah Road, 3.40
Muzaffarpur -842001, Muzaffarpur
16 Environmental Consultancy Vikash Centre, 278, Nehrunagar, Patna 6.80
17 Jagran, 55, M.I.G. Kanker Bagh, Patna+C41 3.40
18 Sister Nivedita Memorial Trust, Forun No. 18, Gandhi College, Jakkanpur, Patna-1, 3.31
166
19 Youth Mobilisation For National Advancement, 303, Himgiri Bhawan, Anandpuri 3.40
Boring Canal Road, Patna, Patna
20 Sree Narayan Samaj Kalyan Kendra, 511-Lok-Dihari, P.O.Karup, Indrahiyan, Rohtas, 3.40
CHHATISGARH
21 Sankalp Sanskritik Samiti, Chikhali-Naka Rajnandgaon, Chhatisgarh 6.40
22 Society for Social Services, Bhilai, Durg. 9.80
GOA
23 Kripa Foundation, Goa, Mt. Carmel Church, 81/A Chapel Road Bandra Mumbai, 3.94
Panaji
GUJARAT
24 Indian Council Of Social Welfare, Municipal Bal Bhawan, Paldi, Ahmedabad 1.03
25 Nashabandhi Mandal, Opp. Multi Storey Building, Apna Bazar, Ahmedabad 13.13
HARYANA
26 Haryana State Council For Child Welfare, Bal Vikas Bhawan, 650 Sector 16-D, 22.15
Chandigarh.
27 Indian Red Cross Society, Red Cross Bhawan, Sector-12, Faridabad. 2.86
28 Indian Red Cross Society, Distt.Red Cross Society, Fatehabad 3.00
29 Indian Red Cross Society, Dist. Branch Hissar 2.05
30 Amar Jyoti Foundation, Jind, Assistant Treasury Office, Ist Floor, Jhulana, Jind 6.80
31 Indian Red Cross Society, Red Cross Bhawan, Jind 3.09
32 Indian Red Cross Society, Red Cross Bhawan, Rohtak 3.40
33 Adarsh Saraswati Shiksha Samiti, Sant Garib Dass, Gali No. 2 Kakroi Road, Sonepat 3.40
34 Modern Education Society, Mandouri Road, Village Mandoura, Distt. Sonepat 3.40
HIMACHAL PRADESH
35 National Council for the Development of Nature & Human Values and Prevention 5.59
of Crime, Nahan
JAMMU & KASHMIR
36 Society For The Promotion Of Youth And Masses, Mashwara Hospital, Kahnoo 3.36
Road, Jammu
37 H.N.S.S. De-Addiction Centre, Meera Masjid, Khanyar, Srinagar. 3.70
KARNATAKA
38 Caim Society, 46, Hessarghatta Road, Dasarahalli, Bangalore. 2.13
39 Seva Sangama, No. 1163, 80,Feet Road, Prakash Nagar, Bangalore 3.67
40 Nittur Education Society, Nittur (B) Tq. Balki, Bidar 9.18
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41 Sri Shakthi Association, Guttur Colony, Harihar -577601, Davangere 9.44
42 Sri Maitri Association, Sugar Factory Road, Doddabathi (P.O.), Davangere 9.99
43 Sri Shakti Association, Guttur Post, Harihar, Davangere 10.21
44 Link Trada, Britto Road,Falnir, Mangalore 3.40
45 Prajna Counselling Centre, Dr. Mascarenhas Lane Falnir Road, Kankanady 4.86
Mangalore -575002.
46 Society Of The Sisters Of St.Joseph Of Turbes, Stuti Ranga, St. Joseph’S Convent, 3.40Nilguri Road Mysore, Puttur District, Puttur
47 Abyuda Centre For Humanity A Rural Development, No. 2516, 9Th Cross, 4.79S.S. Puram, Tumkur.
48 Mother’s Care Education Society, Banglore 3.67
49 Priyadarshini Medical and Educational Trust, No.1, Hosagalli, Main Road, 7.34Padarayanapura, Banglore
50 Shri Annapurna Association, Devangere 6.39
51 Sri Maitri Association, Devangere 6.80
52 Sri Manikyadhara Education Society, Banglore 6.80
53 Dove Charitable Society, Chitradurga 6.80
54 Shri Rama Maharshi Trust for Disabled Person, Kolar 3.62
KERALA
55 The Dale View, H.O.Punalal, P.O.Poovachal Trivandrum-695575 8.20
56 Calicut Diocese Social Service Society, St. Michael’S Church, West Hill, Calicut. 5.88
57 Pratheeksha Deaddiction Centre, Makkuttam Temple Gate P.O. Thalassery-670102 6.80
58 Changnacherry Social Service Society, P.B. No.20, Archbishop House, Kottayam, 6.80
Changnacherry, Changanachary
59 Malankara Orthodox Syrian Mission Hospital, Kolenchery, Ernakulam -682 311 5.83
60 Nirmal Niketan Mukti Sadan, S.N.Junction, Tripunithura, Kochi - 682 301. 7.02
61 Unity Group, Villor Road, Petta, S.N. Junction Tripunithura, Kochi, 6.42
62 Jawaharlal Memorial Social Welfare Public Cooperation Centre, Thalayaparambu, 3.40P.O. Kottayam
63 Alcohol & Drug Addits Research Rehabilitation, Pala, P.O. Kottayam-686 575. 5.23
64 Trada, Manganam,P.O.Kottayam -686018. 5.12
65 Naranganam Rural Development Society, Naranganam West Pathanamthitta. 8.48
66 Social Action Forum, XII, 117 Aloor, Thrissur. 3.43
67 Divine Deaddiction And Treatment Center, Muringoor P.O. 680 316, Chalakudi,
Trichur 5.83
68 Abhaya, Varada, Nandavanam, Trivandrum-33. 3.51
69 Sreeniketan Centre For Social Development, Chathannoor, Quilon-691572 3.40
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70 Trivandrum Social Service Society, Trivandrum 3.24
71 K. V. M Trust, P.Box NO.30, Cherthala, Cherthala, Allapuzha-688 524. 3.96
MADHYA PRADESH
72 Shanti Niketan Mahila Kalyan Samiti, Link Road NO.1, Behind Mayur Park, 6-A, 3.36B.D.A Colony, Tulsi Nagar, Bhopal
73 Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Shiksha Samiti Gwalior, Arneja Market, Naugaja Road, 3.51Shinde Ki Chhawani, Lashkar , Gwalior - 474 001.
74 Aseem Jyoti Sanskritic Shiksha Parishad, Rashmi Bal Vihar, Phool Bagh Gate, Gwalior 6.80
75 Inan Red Cross society, District Branch, Neemuch 2.77
76 New Pratap Shiksha Samiti, Bhopal 3.62
MAHARASHTRA
77 Dharma Samanway Maharshi Shri Sant Gulabrao Maharaj Warkari Vikas Va Shikshan 6.80Sanstha, Karla,Tq Anjanganv, Surji, Amraavati, Amravati
78 Mahabodhi Society, Chhatrasla Nagar, Behind V.M.V.College Amravati -444 604, 3.40Amravati
79 Jay Vishwakarma Saroday Sanstha, N-9,L-152/04,Cidco, Aurangabad431001, 3.40Aurangabad
80 Bharatiya Aushadhi Anusandhan Sanstha, At. Post. Khapa Tumsar, Bhandara 3.36
81 Indira Gramin Vikas Shikshan Sansthan,Pimpalgaon/Koh Distt. Bandhara 2.39
82 Janhitaya Mandal, C/O Paliwal Polyclinic, Bapupeth, Chanderpur-442403, 3.40
Chanderpur
83 Navjivan Vidya Vikas Mandal, Dhule 6.80
84 Sri Tirupati Education And Cultural Trust Ramnagar, Wadibhokar Road, Deapur, 8.69Dhule-424002
85 Bhagirathi Education Society, T.Krushnkamal Complex, Near Shivaji High School, 3.40Dhule-1
86 Gramin Jan Seva Shikshan Sanstha, Nardana, TL- Shindkheda, Dhule 3.40
87 Shri Shivaji Shiksha Prasarak Mandal, C/O Jyotiba Medical Opp Municipal 3.10
Council, Hingoli
88 Late Shravan Shivram Mahajan Samajik Vikas Sanstha, At Post Talai Tal. Erandol, 3.40
Jalgaon
89 Kagal Education Society, 115 A, Amrika Sadan, Khardekar Chowk, Kagal, 3.40
Tal.Kagal, Kolhapur
90 Jeevan Rekha Pratisthan, 2Nd Floor Abbad Complex Ambajogai Road, Latur 4.86
91 Shree Ganesh Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Priyadarshini Chowk, 3.40
Khadgaon-413531, Latur
92 Kripa Foundation, Mt. Carmel Church, 81/A, Chapel Road Bandra, Mumbai 4.36
93 National Addiction Research Centre, Floor 5,Bharwadi Hospital, Andheri 2.66(West)-400058, Mumbai
94 Sewa Dhan, Hospital Building, Bharwadi, Iv Floor, Andheri (W), Mumbai 6.10
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95 Bhartiya Adim Jati Sevak Sangh, Vidharbha Pandes, Banglao, Khamala, Nagpur 9.30
96 Ekatmakta Samajik Shikshan Mandal, Dr. Gazhghate Bhawan, K-48, Ambedkar 3.40
Nagar, Nagpur
97 Anusaya Shiksha Prasarak Mandal, Nasik 3.40
98 Sandhi Niketan Shikshan Sanstha, Wadgaon Tq. Mukhel, N. M. Wadgaonka, P.O. 6.30Barholi, Nanded
99 Unnatisheel Mahila Mandal, Ravi Bhavan, Ganesh Nagar Road, Nanded 9.75
100 Shivam Mahila Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Kabadi Mihella Opp. Udasimath, 3.40
Jalna -431203, Parbhani
101 Muktangan Mitra, Krishna Patrakar Nagar,Punr, Pune 29.60
102 Nehru Yuva Kendra, Sholapur 3.23
103 Parivartan De-Addiction Institute, 155 ,Sadashiv Peth, Satara City -415002, Satara 6.80
104 Krantiveer Late Mahadev Raoji Thakre Social Association,
Pitruchhaya Bhawan, Ward No.31,Ramnagar Wardha, Wardha 6.80
105 Ahilyadevi Shikshan Prasarak And Bahuudeshiya Mandal, Lambhade Bhavan, 6.80
Sukrawar Peth, Washim-444505, Washim
106 Lokseva Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Chatari Tq.Umarkhed Chatari Distt. Yavatmal, 6.80Yavatmal
107 Pace Academy, 2376, A Ward. Kolahapur 2.49
108 Sant Tukdoji Maharaj Adiwasi Bahuudeshiya Sansthan, Yavatmal, Maharashtra 3.33
MANIPUR
109 Lamka Rehabilitation And Research Centre, Dorcas Hall P.O. Box. No.6, New Lamka, 7.18
Churachandpur - 795 128.
110 Social Care Ministry, Lailam Veng, Churachandpur 3.59
111 Manipur Rural Insitute Society, Tera Bazar, Sapam Leikai, Imphal 3.59
112 Galaxy Club, Singjamei Mathak, Choughtham Leikai, Imphal 13.54
113 Integrated Women And Childdevelopment Centre, Tangmei Band, Yumnam Leikai, 5.12P.Olamphalpet, Imphal
114 Rural Health Organisation, Naorenithong Laishram Leirak, Imphal 3.59
115 Sneha Bhavan, C/O Little Flower School, Imphal 3.08
116 Sumchinvum Women Society, Sunny Cottage New Lambulane Road, Imphal 7.18
117 The Centre For Mental Hygiene, Sangaiprou Airport Road, Imphal 7.18
118 United Voluntary Youth Council, West Ii, Keisampet, Modu Bhawan, Imphal 3.59
119 Youth Development Organisation, Sagolband, Tera Bazar, Imphal-1 3.59
120 Kha Manipur Yoga And Nature Cure Association, Machin Manao Hills, Kakching Bazar 5.13
121 Peoples Welfare Organisation, Yaima Building, 2nd Floor, Paona Bazar, Imphal 3.59
170
122 Community Development Programme Centre, M.I. Road, Thoubal Achouba, 3.59Thoubal - 795 138.
123 Rural Development Society, Rds Bhawan, Wangjungbazar, P.O. Wangjung, 3.59
124 Social Reformation And Development Organisation, Porumpat Soibam LeikaiJ. N. Hospital Road Imphal East Po Imphal. 3.59
MEGHALAYA
125 Khasi Jainita Presbyterian Synod, Church House, Mission Compound 2.81
126 Kripa Foundation, Mt. Carmel Church, 81/A, Chapel Road, Bandra Mumbai 4.13
MIZORAM
127 Agape Moral Reformation Organisation, R. Z. Labuaia Building, 2Nd Floor,T-74, Venghlui, Republic Road, Aizawl 7.18
128 Blessing Home, Sakawrtuichhun, Aizawl 3.08
129 Faith Home Society, Chhingship, Aizawl 3.16
130 Social Guidance Agency, P.O. Box No. 153, Aizawl 5.72
131 Mizoram Social Defence And Rehabilitation Board, Chaltlang, Aizawl 5.01
NAGALAND
132 Bethesda Youth Welfare Centre, P.B.03, Duncan, Dimapur 3.59
133 Prodigals Home, P. B. No. 148 Circular Road, Dimapur 10.19
134 Youth Mission, P. B. No. 127, High School Road, North Block, Kohima 2.88
ORISSA
135 Rural Development Action Cell, At Ward No.-14 Tulasichaura, P.O. Baripada, 6.80Baripada
136 Orissa Khadi And Village Industries Association, Plot No.805 &823(P)At Jaidev Vihar P.O. Rrl, Bhubneshwar-751013, Bhubneshwar 6.05
137 Nikhila Utkal Harijan Adivasi Sewa Sangh, Kharbela Nagar, Bhubneswar 3.40
138 Open Learning Systems, Plot No.75, Samanta Vihar,P.O. Mancheswar Railway 3.46Colony, Near Nalco Chhak, Bhubneshwar -75101, Bhubneswar
139 Project Swarajya, Ganesh Ghat, Bakharabad,Cuttack-753002 13.39
140 Arun Institute Of Rural Affairs, At Aswarkhola,Po Karamul Dhrnkanal -759014 6.80
141 Shree Ramakrishna Ashrama, M.Rampr,Bhawanipatna, Kalahandi-766102, Kalahandi 3.40
142 Orissa Multipurpose Development Centre, 4/14, MIG-II, BDA Colony, 3.40Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar -16.
143 Bhairabi Club, At Kurumpada,P.O. Hadapada, Khurda 13.61
144 National Institute For Community And Child Development, H.O.Mangala Nagar, 6.80Khurda - 752 055.
145 Jaikishan Youth Club, At Jankigaarh ,P.O. Gadasahi Via Kanas Distt Puri, Puri 3.40
171
146 Nilanchal Sewa Pratisthan, Dayavihar ( Kanas ), Puri 6.80
147 Gandhian Institute of Technical advancement, VI-M-818-Sailashreevihar, 2.34Bhubaneshwar
PUNJAB
148 Child Welfare Council, House No 15, Sector-3A Chandigarh 1.18
149 Indian Red Cross Society, Bhatinda 6.89
150 Indian Red Cross Society, Punjab Red Cross Bhawan,
Sector-16-A, Madhya Marg, Chandigarh 12.39
151 Society For Rehabilitation Of Handicapped And Persons Suffering From Social Evils,417, Sector-44A, Chandigarh 10.20
152 Indian Red Cross Society, Red Cross Bhawan Faridkot 6.47
153 Dr. D.N. Kotnis Health And Education Centre, Salim Tabri, Ludhiana 3.40
154 Indian Red Cross Society, Distt.Branch, Mansa 3.40
155 Indian Red Cross Society, Sangrur 3.05
RAJASTHAN
156 Nirashrit Mahila Bal Vikas Grmodhyog Shiksha Samiti, Pai Bagh, Bharatpur 6.80
157 Opium De-Addiction Treatment Training And Research Trust, 84, 1st Polo, Paota 16.39
Jodhpur - 342 002
158 Adarsh Bikaner Balshikshan Parishad, S-1 Shastri Nagar, Bikaner 4.86
159 Dantour Vikas Sarvajanik Puniyarth Trust,Khajuwala, Bikaner 3.40
160 Jaipur Rural Health And Development Trust, B-7, Shiv Marg, Bani Park, Jaipur 3.51
161 K.G.N.M.M.W.Educational, Research and Analysis Society, Mangal Pura, Khari Baari 3.39Road, Jhalawar - 326 001.
TAMIL NADU
162 T.T. Ranganathan Clinical Research Foundation, 17, Iv Main Road, Indira Nagar,
Chennai 8.65
163 Foundation For Infrastructure Reconstruction And Employment, 1/82-E,Anna Nagar, 2.87
Sirumugai -641302, Coimbatore.
164 Madhar Nala Thondu Niruvanam, Pathiriuppam Cuddalore -607002. 3.13
165 Indian Institute Of Women And Child Health Trust, P.O. Sempatti, Dindigul -624707, 6.28
Dindigul
166 Centre For Action And Rural Education, 55, Kambar Street, Teacher’S Colony, 9.00
Erode -638 011.
167 M.S.Chellamuthu Trust, 643,K.K. Nagar, Madurai -625020, Madurai 5.00
168 Athencottasan Muthamil Kazhagam, Mondaikad, Mondaikad 6.20
169 Avvai Village Welfare Society, Kilvelur, Nagapattinam District-611104, Nagapattinam 3.51
170 Community Action For Rural Development, Samathuvapuram, Pulivalam-622507, 2.92
Pudukkottai Distt.
172
171 Sri Victoria Education Society Thanjavur, Enathukkanpatti (Post) Puthukkottai Road, 6.24
Mathakkottai Village -613005, Thanjavur
172 Congregation Of The Sisters Of Thecross Of Chavanod, P.B.No.395, Behind Holy 6.05
Cross College, Teppakulam, Trichy.
173 Tiruchirapalli Multipurpose Social Service Society, Bishop’S House, P.B.No.12,
Melapudur, Trichy. 2.92
174 Mass Action Network India Trust, Chennai. 3.40
175 Sri Ramakrishna Seva Nilayam, Tirunelveli District 3.05
TRIPURA
176 Akhanda, Tripura 3.42
UTTAR PRADESH
177 Adarsh Janta Shiksha Samiti Karchana, Karchana, Allahabad 6.80
178 Dwaba Kalyan Samiti Allahabad, Gram-Tela, Post: Tela, Janpath, Allahabad 3.40
179 Gramya Vikas Sewa Sansthan, 20-B, 4A/1, Allahapur, Allahabad 8.37
180 Indian Red Cross Society, Distt. Branch 53, Bahadurganj, Allahabad 3.51
181 Parakh, Tharbildar, Pindi, Karchana, Allahabad 8.26
182 Archna Mahila Kalyan Samiti, Abhipur, Post Bhanmau, Barabanki 3.40
183 Gangasukh Gramodhyog Vikas Sanstha, 484, Chahbai, Bareily 6.80
184 Nirvan, D-2059, Indira Nagar, Lucknow-226 016. (Centre at Bareily) 3.35
185 Social Welfare Organisation, Teachers Colony Road, Lallababu Churaha, Bulandshahr 3.40
186 Smt. Kaushalya Devi Purva Madyamic Vidhayalaya, Shivpur Timrua Hadoi, Etawah 4.86
187 Shanti Sarvodaya Sansthan, Shantigunj Tarabganj Road, Gonda 3.40
188 Saket Mahila Mandal Kalyan Samiti, Muttiganj, Nawabganj, Gonda 3.40
189 Sarvajanik Shikshonnyan Sansthan, Numias Chauraha, M.G. Road, Hardoi 1.80
190 Society For Urban And Rural Development, Vill-Kulhnamau, P.O. Kalechabad, 7.10
Distt.Jaunpur
191 Gramothan Jan Sewa Sansthan, Munger, Badshahpur, Jaunpur 4.86
192 Hasrat Mohani Charitable Society, 88/441, Humanyun Bagh, Kanpur 3.51
193 Jan Kalyan Sewa Samiti, 28, Adarsh Vihar, Bye-pass Road, Harjendra Nagar, Kanpur 3.40
194 Akhil Bharatiya Azad Sewa Sansthan, Azad Villa, Daliganj, Lucknow 3.51
195 Bharatiya Samaj Sewa Sansthan, Baraf Khana Mishri Ka Bagh, Lucknow 3.51
196 Gram Sewa Niketan, C317295/23 Ashrafabad, Lucknow 3.40
197 Jeevan Jyoti Society, F.1914, Rajajipuram 3.51
198 Prerna Samiti, Chinhat, Faizabad Road, (Near Goyal Sheet Grah), Lucknow. 3.51
199 Sarvajanik Shiksha Samiti, 565/180 Pooran Nagar Alambagh, Lucknow 3.51
173
200 Shaheed Memorial Society, E-1698, Rajajipuram, Lucknow 7.02
201 Social And Economic Development Institution, C-2116, Indira Nagar, Lucknow 3.51
202 Association For Social Health In India, Agarwal Complex, Delhi Road, Meerut 3.51
203 Akhil Bharatiya Mahila Udyog Kalyan And Shiksha Samiti, B-12A, Dhawalgiri, 3.40
Sector-34, Noida
204 Pratapgarh Mahila Kalyan Avam Shiksha Samiti, Devokali, Infront Of Old Planning 3.40
Office, Pratapgarh
205 Sri Ganga Prasad Smarak Mahila Kalyan Sansthan, 32, Subhashnagr, Kunda, Pratapgarh 3.40
206 Prema Gramya Vikas Sansthan, Village Kuberi Khera, P.O. Icha Uli, Rai Bareily 3.40
207 Ratan Gram Vikas Samiti, Jahidpur, Post Office Shahbad, Rampur 3.40
208 Shakti Sadhna Sansthan, Tarinpur, Distt.Sitapur 3.40
209 Khandwari Devi Shiksha Prasar Samiti, Chahaniya, Chandauli, Varanasi 3.40
210 Lakshya Service Foundation, Vill age Manduaiah, P.O.Manduaiah, (Near Police Station), 3.51
Varanasi- 221 103
211 Bhagirath Sewa Sansthan, Ghaziabad 3.40
UTTARANCHAL
212 Nirvan, D-2059, Jamalayan Road, Indira Nagar, Lucknow 4.59
213 Uttarakhand Gramin Vikas Samiti, Gwaldam, Distt.Chamoli 3.40
WEST BENGAL
214 Elmhirst Institute Of Community Studies, Baba Bithika, Andrews Palli, Shantiniketan, 3.12
Birbhum
215 Bikash Bharati Welfare Society, No. 20/1B, Lal Bazar Street, Kolkata 1.05
216 Human Development And Research Institute, 45, Baniatola Lane, Kolkata 3.40
217 Drive for United Victory Over Addiction[DUVA], 71/C, Diamond Harbour Road, 3.30
Kolkata
218 The Calcutta Samaritans, 53-B, Elliot Road, Kidderpore, Kolkata 8.42
219 Vivekananda Education Society, 13/3, Kalicharan Dutta Road, Kolkata - 700 061. 15.43
220 Women’S Coordinating Council, 5/1, Red Cross Place, Kolkata 3.67
221 Society For The Promotion Of Youth And Masses, 33, N. B. Giri Road, Darjeeling 6.75
222 Indian Research Institute For Integrated Medicine, Putliya, P. O. Unsani, Howrah 2.92
223 Prabudha Bharati Shishu Tirtha, Prabhuchan, Bharati Bhawan, P. O. Krishnapriya, 6.57
Midnapore
224 West Bengal Scheduled Castes, Tribes And Minorities Welfare Association, 6.80
Rabindra Nagar, Midnapore
174
CHANDIGARH
225 Servants Of People Society, Lajpat Rai Bhawan, Sector 15-13 1.05
DELHI
226 Association For Social Health In India, 4 Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Marg 3.08
227 Bapu Nature Cure Hospital And Yogashram, Gandhi Nidhi, Patparganj 5.13
228 Manav Paropkari Sanstha 1259, Sector -A, Pocket B, Vasant Kunj 5.13
229 Samaj Sewa Sangh, N-69/10, Gali No. 16, Brahmapuri 3.67
230 Society For Promotion Of Youth And Masses, B-5, 3054, Vasant Kunj 8.55
231 Association Of National Brotherhood For Social Welfare, 21-22, New Rohtak Road 11.50
232 Navjyoti Delhi Police Foundation , Khasra No.99, Karala Majri 6.75
233 Expenses towards Internation Day Against Drug Abuse Prevention 4.41
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Annexure XXVI
LIST OF NON- GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS THAT HAVE RECEIVED
ASSISTANCE UNDER THE SCHEME OF GENERAL GRANT IN AID PROGRAMME FORFINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN THE FIELD OF SOCIAL DEFENCE DURING 2005-06(AS ON 31-12-2005)
S.No. Name and address of the Organsiation Details of the AmountProject (Rs. In lakh)
ARUNACHAL PARDESH
1 District Rural Development gency, Bomdila, West Construction of 12.25
Kameng District. Community Centre.
JAMMU & KASHMIR
2 Council for Rehabilitation of Widows, Orphans, Rehabilitation of widows, orphans, 60
Handicapped and Old Persons handicpped and old persons[Militancy Hit Victims] D/o social Welfare [Militancy Hit Victims]
MAHARASHTRA
3 Deprived Child and You, No. 7, Rehabilitation of slum 3.74
Pereirawadi Road, Sakinaka, Mumbai. and destitute children
MANIPUR
4 Poumai Development society, PO-Tadubi, BPO Construction of community 11.22
Tungjoy, Senapati District. centre for promotion of cuclture
for distrtict level and integration
5 Integrated Women and Children Community based care and 3.17
Development[IWCDC], Thangmeiband support for children affected
Yumnam Leikai, Imphal. and infected by HIV/AIDS.
NAGALAND
6 Society for Empowerment the Arts and Culture Vocational training for 0.3
Mobilization, Dimapur. counselling to recovered drug addicts and
theoir family memebrs.
WEST BENGAL
7 West Bengal Council for Child Welfare, 42, Rehabilitation of children of 3.43
Ramesh Mitra Road, Kolkata. prostitutes8 Bengal Service Society, 16A Broad Street, Rehabilitation of children of 16.4
Kolkata. prostitutes
9 Jana Vikas Sahajogi Samity, 1/1F/1B, Rehabilitation of children of 1.82
Radhamohan De Lane, Kolkata-70 00 36. prostitutes
10 Bikramnagar Udayan Sangha, Rehabilitastion of children of 0.82
Bikramnagar, Midnapur District. prostitutes
ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLANDS
11 Pranab Kanya Sangha, AIR Road, Port Blair. Rehabilitation Centre for Orphan 5.13
girls
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LIST OF NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE RECEIVED ASSISTANCEUNDER THE SCHEME ‘AN INTEGRATED PROGRAMME FOR STREET CHILDREN’ DURING2005 - 06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
Sl. Name and address of the Organization AmountNo. (Rs. in lakh)
ANDHRA PRADESH
1 Navjeevan Bala Bhavan, Poornanandampet, Vijayawada-520003. 7.71
2 Society for Integrated Development in Urban and Rural Area, (SIDUR) 144/2 RT, 2.37
Vijay Nagar, Colony, Hyderabad-500057
3 Jagruthi Educatinal & Community Development Society, 1-1-16-12-A/D (Plot No.384) 5.84
Jawahar Nagar, Chikkadpally, Hyderabad.
4 Kothapet Mahila Mandali, Pothuraju Chowk, Kothapet, Guntur-522001 6.31
5 Sri Venkateswar Mahila Mandali, D.No.5-8-11/3,2/7,Prodiapet, Guntur-522002 6.73
6 Urban and Rural Development Mission, Munnangi Brahma Reddy Bhawan, 8.96
Oppositre Rotary Community Hall, Narasaraopet Road, Chilakaluripet, Guntur
7 Ushodaya Yuvajana Samkashema Sangham, 4th Lane, Gunturivari Thota, Guntur 2.97
8 Star Mahila Mandali, HN. 5-2-295, Rahimpura Street, Village & Post- Koratla 2.19
Karim Nagar
9 Nav Bharatha Educational Society KVS Colony, Kothapet Dhone, Kurnool 0.00
10 Dakshina Bharata Rural Development Society, Kammavari Palem, Nadigama
Mandal, Krishna District. 2.18
11 Himagiri Rural Development Society, D.No.7/1-A, Garika Palem, Ranastalam 2.12
Mandalam Srikakulam
12 Viveka Educational Foundation, PAMUR, Prakasham District 1.50
13 Navodaya Seva Sangam, H.No.107, Netaji Road, Jadchirala, Distt. Mahabubnagar 2.09
14 Sewa Bank, D.No.49-11-4, Lalitha Nagar, Vishakhapatnam-530007 2.11
15 City Educational Society H.No. 32-41-19 Revenue Colony, Vijaywada 2.98
16 Priyadarshini Service Organisation, D.No.45-56-9, Saligramapuram, Visakhapatnam 4.40
17 Nagesh Village Development Sanstha, 2nd Metro Building, KN Road, 1.32
Tadepalligudam, West Godavari
18 Sree Krishnadevaraya Yuvajana sangham Dommaranandyala, Lakshmi 1.48
Narsimha Nagar, Cuddapah
19 B.R. Satya Nariana, orphanage Thapovanam Chittoor 1.49
20 Crystal Welfare Organization, Flat No. G-1, Sri Sai Hights, Opposite 0.87
Parda Gate, Kingkoti, Hyderabad - 500001
177
21 Divya Disha, Flat No.21, Meghna Mana, Old Lancer Lane, Secunderabad-500028. 4.55
22 Deptt. Of Social Work, Andhra University, Visakhapatnam 0.58
23 Forum for Child Rights, Vijayawada 2.39
ASSAM
24 Indian Council for Child Welfare, G.N. Bordoloi Road, Ambari, New Government
Emporium, Guwahati-781001. 6.32
25 Sadua Asom Gramya Puthibharal Samth TeliaPatty, Chanmari Road, PO Halbar
Gaon, District Nagaon 1.23
26 Gram Vikas Parisad, Rangllo PO Jumarmur, District Nagoan 3.89
BIHAR
27 Bal Sakha, Janta Rest House, Patna-800001 2.00
GUJARAT
28 Disha Darshan Seva Trust, 89, Purnkunj Society, Part-I, Meghaninagar, Ahmedabad-380016 3.51
29 Andh Apang Kalyan Kendra, Jantanagar Road, Ghatlodia, Ahmedabad. 3.04
30 Akhand Jyot Foundation, Fatehpura Gam, B/H Police Chowky, Fatehpura, 3.66
Paldi, Ahmedabad-380007.
31 K.H.Jani Charitable Trust, E-11, New Girdharpark, Opp C.N.High School, 3.56
Ambawadi, Ahmedabad-380006.
32 Indian Council for Social Welfare, Municipal Bal Bhavan, Paldi, Ahmedabad-380007 3.62
33 Rachnatmak Abhigam Trust, “Hardik” Prerna Park Society, Opposite L.G. 3.60
Hospital, Maninagar, Ahmedabad-380008.
34 Patani Sheri Seva Sangh, 1453, Pragati Chowk, Near Gayakwad Haveli, 3.69
Raikhad, Ahmedabad.
35 Baroda Citizens Council, Above Health Museum Sayajibaug, Baroda-380018. 7.11
36 Vikas Jyot Trust, Nagarwada Chor Rasta, Behind Bharat Floor Mill, 5.80
Vadodara-390001.
37 Sahyog Charitable Trust, C/14-15, Bhagyoday Complex, Garwa Refinery Road, 4.37
Vadodara-390016.
38 Sri Purjit Rupani Memorial Trust 2/5, Prakash Society Opp. Nirmala Convent 4.67
School, Rajkot-360001.
39 Ahmedabad Study Action Group, Kashmira Chamber Behind Popular House, 2.23
Navrangpura, Ahmedabad
40 Faculty of Social Work, M.S.University, Fatehganj, Baroda 0.58
GOA
41 Goa Salesian Society, Don Bosco High School, Panaji-403001. 4.28
178
42 Nirmala Education Society, Nirmala Niwas, Altinho, Panaji 0.58
43 VIKALP, P.B. 345, Margoa 0.29
JHARKHAND
44 SAMADHAN, 2K/91 Bariatu Housing Colony, Ranchi 0.29
KARNATAKA
45 Young Men’s Christian Association,(YMCA) 66 Infantry Road, Banglore-560001. 9.00
46 Baswa Karya Samiti, Kotgyol, Post Nittur(V) Taluqa-Bhalki, District Bidar. 3.69
47 Sri Maitri Mahila Mandali, Sri Maitri Association, Sugar Factory Road, Doddabathi 4.49
Post, Davengere Distt.
48 Sri Shakthi Association, Guttur, Harihar, Davengere Distt. 4.28
49 Annapurana Association, Chintamani nagar, Harihar, Davengere. 1.40
50 Sri Surabee Mahila Mandali, Shimogra 7.45
51 Margdarshi Society, K.P.T.C.L. 110KV/11KV Master Unit, Sub-Station South End KEB 1.50
Qyarters, Gulbarga - 585102
52 Young Men’s Christian Association, Mangalore 1.88
53 School of Social Work, Mangalore 0.51
54 Bangalore Oniyavara Seva Coota, Bosco Yuvodaya, 91-B 6th Cross Gandhinagar 2.25
Banglore
55 Association for promotion of Social Action., NAMMANE Vimanpura, Banglore 2.27
KERALA
56 Association for Welfare of Handicapped, P.B.No.59, 17/194-A, M Square Complex, 11.21
Pavamani Road, Calicut-673001.
57 Farook College, PO. Farook college, Kozhykode 0.51
58 Loyola Extension Services Sreekariyam, Thiruvananthapuram-695017 0.50
59 Don Bosco Sneh Bhavan, Polluruthi, Cochin 2.13
60 St. Christina -Holy Angles Home,Pullazhy, Trissur 1.88
61 Vimala College, Vimala Community Extension Centre, Engineering College, 0.50
PO, Trissur
62 Hilda Trust, PB. NO.9 Mysore Road, Sulthan Bathery, Wayanad 0.50
63 JVALA, Manded Kalpetla, North Wayanad 3.76
MADHYA PRADESH
64 AARAMBH, Education and Community Development Society, Corporate Office:
53-C, Indrapuri (BHEL), Bhopal-462021 2.10
65 The Bhopal School of Social Sciences, Habibganj, Bhopal-462024. 0.58
66 Lok Biradari Trust, Indore 1.77
179
67 Madhya Pradesh Institute of Social Science Research, 19, Mahashweta Nagar,
Ujjain - 456010 1.17
68 Sewa Bharati, 5, Mahishmati Marg, Anandganj Ki Jhiri, Indoregate, Ujjain 2.65
MAHARASHTRA
69 Salaam Balaak Trust, PT Welfare Centre Asha Sadan, Marg Umar Khadi, Mumbai. 4.48
70 The Vatsalya Foundation, King George V-Memorial, Dr.Moses Road, Mumbai-400011 3.70
71 Apang Va Niradhar Bahuuddeshiya KalyankariSanstha, Zingabadi Tokali Road, 2.03
Nagpur-440030.
72 Walchand College of Arts & Sciences, Walchand Hirachand Marg, Ashok Chowk, 0.50
Solapur
73 Bapuji Bahujan Samaj Kalyan, Bahuddeshya Sanstha, Shriniketan Apartments 5, 0.58
Nargundkar Layout, Khamla Road-440015.
74 Indian Social Service Unit of Education (ISSUE), 138, Misal Layout, Nara Road, 0.29
PO Jaipataka, Nagpur-440014.
75 Vardaan, Indian Association for Promotion of Adoption, C/o Lata Mangeshkar 0.87
Hospital, YMCA Complex, Maharajbag Road, Sitabuldi, Nagpur-440001.
76 Society for Nutrition, Education and Health Action (SNEHA), Urban Health Centre, 0.16
4th Floor, 60 Feet Road, Dharavi, Mumbai-400017
MANIPUR
77 Social Development & Rehabilitation Council, (SDRC) Phouden,Mamang Lekai, 1.49
BPO Phouden, Thouble
78 Manipur Voluntary Health Association, Wangkhei Ningthem, Pukhari Mapan, 1.86
Imphal
MEGAHALAYA
79 Bosco Reach Out, Don Bosco Technical School , Shillong 1.85
ORISSA
80 Ruchika Social Service, Organisation, G-6, Ganga Nagar Unit IV, Bhubaneswar-751001 6.32
81 Basundhara, Basundhara Nagar, Abhinava Bidanasi, Cuttack-751001. 1.85
82 Rural and Urban Socio-Cultural, Help(RUSH), Upper Nua Sahi, Puri-752001. 1.88
83 Open Learning Systems, plot no. G-3/A/1, Gadakana Mouza, Near Press Chhak, 0.51
PO: Mancheswar Railway Colony Bhabaneswar
180
PUNJAB
84 Guru Nanak Charitable Trust, Gurmat Bhavan, Mullanpur Mandi, Distt. Ludhiana-141001 9.27
85 Gramin Vikas Kalyan Society, Near Kundan Cinema, Azimgarh, Abohar, Distt. Ferozepur 10.11
RAJASTHAN
86 India Institute of Data Interpretation and Analysis(I-India) 1, Lakshmi Path, Hathroi, Jaipur 2.16
87 Seva Mandir Old Fatehpura Udaipur 2.16
88 Utkarsh Sansthan, Ram Bhawan, Near Bal Bharati Ucha Prathmik Vidyalaya, Sakatpura, Kota 1.14
TAMIL NADU
89 Mazzarello Marialaya Magalir Nalvazhvu Maiyam Social Service Society, 29, 8.79
Pedariar Koil Street, Chennai-600001.
90 Asha Nivas Social Service Centre, 9, Rutland Gate, V Street, Chennai-600008. 8.86
91 Asian Youth Centre, L-8, 26th Street, Anna Nagar East, Chennai-600102. 3.78
92 Don Bosco Anbu Illam Social Service Society, 16, Malayappan Street Mannady, 7.51
Chennai.
93 Tiruchirapalli Multipupose Social service Society, Tiruchirapalli 2.59
94 Directorate of Social Defence Campur, 153, Purasawakkam High Road, Kellys, 0.69
Chennai-600010.
95 Don Bosco Anbu Illam Social Service society,230, Bretts Road Mulluvadi Gate 3.58
Salem
96 Don Bosco Anbu Illam Social Service Society, 38, G. N. Nagar, P. Box No. 409, 6.38
Ukkadam, Coimbatore - 641001
97 Young Women’s Christian Association, 76 A Cherry Road,Hasthamputty, Salem 1.01
98 Grace Kennette Hospital , 34 Kennette Road, Madurai 2.12
99 Sisters of the Cross Society for Education Development , Post Box No. 395, 1.88
Teppakulam, Post, Trichy
100 Bishop Herber College, Vayaloor Road, Tiruchirapalli 0.51
101 The Tirunelveli Social Service Society, 2A St.Mark’s Street, PB No. 108 Palayam 3.48
kottari Tirunelveli
UTTAR PRADESH
102 Gramothan Jan Sewa Sansthan, 82 B/4, Asulabad, Allahabad. 4.50
103 Uttar Pradesh Council for Child Welfare, 2, Rana Pratap Marg, Moti Mahal, Lucknow. 4.50
104 St.Mary Intercontinental Child & Women Welfare Orgn.of India, C-228 Talkatora 6.75
Avas Vikas Colony, Rajajipuram, Lucknow-226017.
181
105 Samaj Seva Sansthan, 414, 238, Sarai Mali Khan Chowk, Lucknow. 8.51
106 New Public School Samiti, 504/21-D, Tagore Marg, Daliganj, Lucknow. 1.84
107 Sarvajanik Shikshonayan Sansthan, Village & Post - Allipur, Dist. Hardoi. 4.37
108 Arpan Sansthan, 13/1 A, Aurangabad, Varanasi 2.35
109 Diocesan Development & Welfare Society, Bishop’s House 32, Thronhill Road, 2.14
Allahabad
110 Dr.Shambhunath Singh Research Foundation, C-14/160, B-2, Sonia Dr. Shambhunath 6.09
Singh Marg, Varanasi.
111 Gandhi Adhyayan Peeth, Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith, Varanasi. 0.58
112 National Institute of Public Cooperation & Child Development, Regional Centre, 0.31
Gudamba Kursi Road, Lucknow
113 Purvanchal Gramin Sewa Samiti, Opposite Fatima Hospital, Mother Teresa Road, 1.87
Post Office - Padri Bazar, Gorakhpur - 273014
WEST BENGAL
114 Women’s Co-ordinating Council, 5/1, Red Cross Place, Kolkata-700062. 4.15
115 Centre for Social Development,68 Barrack Road, Barrackpore, 24-Parganas 4.50
116 Humanity Association, 34-A, Sashibhusan De Street Kolkata-700012 4.13
117 Ramakrishna Vivekananda Mission, Rajgariah House,7, Riverside Road, Barrackpore, 4.13
24-Parganas (North)
118 Institute of Psychological and Educational Research (IPER), 27, Circus Avenue, 0.39
Kolkata-700017
119 Liberal Association for Movement of People (LAMP),66, Surya Sen Street, 6.75
Kolkata-700009
120 Bengal Mass Education Society, 99/IF, Bidhan Sarahi, Kolkata-700004 9.90
121 Forum of Communities United in Service(FOCUS), 6, Tiljara Road, Kolkata-700046 10.48
122 Tiljala Shed, 6 C Rifle Range Road, Kolkata 4.45
123 Vivekananda Education Society, 13/3, Kalicharan Dutta Road, Kolkata-700061 4.03
124 West Bengal Council for Child Welfare, 42 Ramesh Mitra Road, Kolkata. 26.64
125 Song of Unity and Liberty (SOUL) 5/3, Gope Lane, Kolkata 13.32
126 Janasiksha Prochar Kendra, 57-B, College Street, Kolkata- 700073 6.51
127 United Bustee Development Association, 6/1A, Delhi Seampur Road, Kolkata-700014 8.26
128 Society for Educational & Environmental Development (SEED), 150, G.T.Road, 4.44
South, Howrah-711102
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129 People’s Union for Development & Reconstruction, (PUDAR) 30/3-A, N.S.Dutt Road, 4.87
Howrah-711101
130 Harijan Sevak Sangh, 97/3 Naskar Para Road, Ghurun, Howrah 2.11
131 Gana Unnayan Parshad (GUP), 10, Gomesh Lane, Kolkata-700014 5.26
132 Prantik Jana Vikash Samity, EC-163, Salt lake City, Kolkata-700064 5.31
133 Calcutta Social Project, 172/3, Rash Behari Avenue P.O. Rash Behari, 4.21
Kolkata-700029
134 West Bengal Scheduled Castes Tribes & Minority Welafare, 90 A/ 1B Suren 4.50
Sarkar Road, Kolkata
135 Bengal Service Society, 16 A, Broad Street, Kolkata - 19 1.00
136 Bustee Local Committee and Social Welfare Centre, 82-A, Dr.Sudhir Basu Road, 0.39
Kolkata-700023.
137 CINI Asha, 63, Rafi Ahmed Kidwai Road, Kolkata-700016. 2.62
138 City level Programme of Action and Working Childlren Kolkata Municipal 0.68
Corporation Building (1st Floor), 5, S.N.Banerjee Road, Kolkata-700013.
139 Don Bosco Ashalayam, 158/18, Bilious Road, Howrah. 2.61
140 Loreto Day School, Sealdah 122, Acharya Jagdish Chandra Bose Road, Kolkata-700014 0.39
141 School’ of Women’s Studies, Jadhavpur University, 24 th Pragnas 0.51
142 Child In Need Institute , Village- Daulatpur, PO Pailan, Via-Joka, 24th Paraganas (S) 3.48
143 Sreema Mahila Samity, Village & Post Duttapullia Nadia 1.88
144 Prabhudha Bharati Shishutirtha, Ashutosh Bhawan, Krishnapriya, Midnapore 1.74
145 Vivekanada Lokshiksha Neketan, Village- Faridpur, PO Kaksin, Purba Medinipur, 1.86
146 Ananda Chandra College, (Arts & Science), College Para, Post Office and District 0.87
Jalpaiguri
147 Sudhiranjan Lahiri Mahavidyalaya, Majdia, Nadia 0.87
148 Jalpaiguri Welfare Organization, Club Road, Jalpaiguri 1.10
CHANDIGARH
149 Youth Technical Training Centre Society (YTTS), Room No.13, Karuna Sadan, 4.63
Sector-11B
150 Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education Research,D/o Pediatrics, Advance 2.16
Pediatric Centre, sector 12
183
DELHI
151 Salaam Baalak Trust, A-12/5, Vasant Vihar 2.72
152 PRAYAS F-I-X, DDA Flats, Near Jahangirpuri Police Station, Jahangirpuri, 10.62
153 Bal Sahyog, Connaught Circus 3.90
154 Indian Council for Child Welfare, 4, Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg 6.40
155 Don Bosco Ashalayam, Opp.Pump House No.3, Old Najafgarh Road, Palam Gaon 5.67
156 Bhartiya Parivardhan Sanstha, D Basti Vikas Kendra, Nand Nagri 1.97
157 BUTTERFLIES Mailing address: U-4, FF, Green Park, Extn. Regd. Office: C/o Prabhatara
Mohammadpur, R.K.Puram 2.75
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LIST OF CITIES WHERE CHILDLINE SERVICE IS AVAILABLE
1 Agartala
2 Ahmedabad
3 Ahmednagar
4 Akola
5 Allahabad
6 Alwar
7 Amarawati
8 Aurangabad
9 Bangalore
10 Baroda
11 Bhopal
12 Bhubaneshwar
13 Chandigarh
14 Cuddalore
15 Chennai
16 Coimbatore
17 Delhi
18 East Midnapore
19 Goa
20 Gorakhpur
21 Guwahati
22 Hyderabad
23 Imphal
24 Indore
25 Jammu
26 Jaipur
27 Kalyan
28 Kanchipuram
29 Kanyakumari
30 Karaikal
31 Kochi
32 Kolkata
33 Kollam
34 Kota
35 KozhIkode
36 Kutch
37 Lucknow
38 Mangalore
39 Madurai
40 Mumbai
41 Murshidabad
42 Nadia
43 Nagapattinam
44 Nagpur
45 Nasik
46 New Jalpaiguri
47 Patna
48 Port Blair
49 Pune
50 Puri
51 Rourkela
52 Ranchi
53 Salem
54 Shillong
55 Sholapur
56 South 24 Parganas
57 Thiruvananthapuram
58 Thirunelveli
59 Thrissur
60 Tiruchirapalli
61 Udaipur
62 Ujjain
63 Varanasi
64 Vijayawada
65 Vishakhapatnam
66 Waynad
67 West Midnapore
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STATE/UT-WISE FINANCIAL ACHIEVEMENT UNDER THE SCHEME “A PROGRAMMEFOR JUVENILE JUSTICE” DURING 2005-06 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
1 Andhra Pradesh 133.73 22 1606
2 Arunachal Pradesh 0.00 0 0
3 Assam 24.11 7 400
4 Bihar 103.27 23 847
5 Chhattisgarh 14.62 7 258
6 Goa 5.36 3 87
7 Gujarat 70.00 56 2413
8 Haryana 41.53 7 327
9 Himachal Pradesh 0.00 0 0
10 Jammu & Kashmir 0.00 0 0
11 Jharkhand 0.00 0 0
12 Karnataka 70.95 53 2341
13 kerala 35.06 22 739
14 Madhya Pradesh 53.41 26 711
15 Maharashtra 0.00 0 0
16 Manipur 0.00 0 0
17 Meghalaya 6.16 3 76
18 Mizoram 10.51 4 225
19 Nagaland 5.76 2 100
20 Orissa 6.00 5 130
21 Punjab 0.00 0 0
22 Rajasthan 47.02 9 324
23 Sikkim 2.33 1 25
24 Tamil Nadu 0.00 0 0
25 Tripura 0.80 1 5
26 Uttar Pradesh 0.00 0 0
27 Uttranchal 0.00 0 0
28 West Bengal 77.78 32 3720
Union Territories 0.00 0 0
29 A & N Islands 0.00 0 0
30 Chandigarh 0.00 0 0
31 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 0.00 0 0
32 Daman & Diu 0.00 0 0
33 Delhi 90.37 14 1772
34 Lakshadweep 0.00 0 0
35 Pondicherry 0.00 0 0
S.No. State/Union Territories Amount Number Number
(Rs. in lakh) of Units of beneficiaries
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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE RELEASED TO VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS & STATEGOVERNMENTS UNDER THE SCHEME OF ASSISTANCE TO HOMES FOR CHILDREN(SHISHU GREH) TO PROMOTE IN-COUNTRY ADOPTION DURING THE FINANCIAL
YEAR 2005-2006 (AS ON 31.12.2005)
S.No. Name and Address of the Organisation Amount
(Rs. In lakh) (1) (2) (3)
ARUNACHAL PRADESH
1 Oju Welfare Association, Naharlagun, Ita Nagar, Near Police Station, 5.05
District - Papumpare - 791110
GUJARAT
2 Ahmedabad District Probation & After Care Association, Ahmedabad 3.97
3 Deptt. Of Social Defence, Govt. of Gujarat, Gandhinagar 18.45
DELHI
4 Seva Bharti, 10196/A, Jhandewalan Tample Complex, 6.60
5 Seva Bharti, B-2/2, Mianwali Nagar, Rohtak Road 5.04
HARYANA
6 SOS Children’s Villages Association, Bal Niketan, Sector - 2, Panchkula-134112 1.39
KERALA
7 Ananda Bhavan (Foundling Home), Malampuzha, District - Palakkad - 678651 2.34
8 Kerala State Council for Child Welfare, Thycaud, Thiruvanantahpuram 2.34
9 Holy Angels Foundling Home, Trissur 2.36
MADHYA PRADESH
10 Sh. Banke Bihari Kunj Bahu Uddesheya Women Kalyan Samiti, Lahar, 2.56
District - Bhind
11 Sewa Bharti, Madhya Bharat, Opp. Maida Mill, Hoshangabad Raod, Bhopal 1.69
MAHARASHTRA
12 Adharashram, 491/6, Gharpure Ghat, Nashik - 422002 9.11
13 Dnyan Gangotri Education Society, Udgir, District - Latur - 413517 2.40
14 District Probation & After Care Association, ‘Obervation Home’, 2.67
Zarekar Galli, Near Sub. Jail, Ahmed Nagar - 414001
15 People’s Education Society, Buldana 2.56
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16 Patel Bhuuddeshiya Sanstha, Kondhali, Nagpur 5.12
17 Sandhi Niketan Shisksha Sansthan, Distt. - Nanded 5.04
18 Narsabai Mahila Mandal, Distt. Nanded 2.41
19 Jyotiba Phule Seva Trust, Laxmi Narayan Apartment, Flat No. - 7, 2.75
Vadia factory Area, Shivaji Nagar, Nanded - 2
20 Shri Ganesh Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Priyadarshini Chowk, Khadgaon Road, 2.56
Tehsil & District - Latur - 413531
21 SAKAR (Society for Adoption Knowledge, Awareness & Resource), 46, Jai Nagar, 4.93
Near Dashmeshnagar, Aurangabad - 431005
MIZORAM
22 Deptt. of Social Welfare, Govt. of Mizoram, (project site : Aizawl) 2.36
MANIPUR
23 Community Development Programme Centre, Thoubal, Achouba, M.I. Road, 2.57
Distt. & Post - Thoubal - 795138
24 Tear Fund India Committee On Relief and Rehabilitation Service, Chimtung Veng, 2.45
Dorcas Road, New Lamka (West), Post Box No. - 95, Churachandpur - 795128
25 Integrated Women and Children Development Centre (IWCDC), Thangmeiband 2.53
Yumnam Leikai, P.O. - Lamphelpat, Imphal -795004
ORISSA
26 Nilachal Seva Pratisthan, Daya Vihar (Kanas), Dist.-Puri - 752017 2.40
27 Lutheran Mahila Samity, At./PO-Patalipank, Via-Kujang, District-Kendrapara-754141 2.57
28 Maharishi Dayanand Service Mission, Distt. Angul 2.56
29 Subhadra Mehtab Seva Sadan, Aiginia, Distt. Khurda, Orissa 2.52
RAJASTHAN
30 Shri Karni Nagar Vikas Samiti, Gordhanpura, Kota - 324007 2.78
31 Navjeewan Sansthan, Jodhpur 1.55
TRIPURA
32 Tripura State Council for Child Welfare, Agartala 2.52
33 Tripura State Council for Child Welfare, Nutan Nagar 2.49
188
S.No. Name and address of the voluntary Organisation Amount
(Rs. In lakh) (1) (2) (3)
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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE RELEASED TO VOLUNTARY COORDINATING AGENCIES ONADOPTION (VCAS) UNDER THE SCHEME OF ASSISTANCE TO VOLUNTARY
ORGANISATIONS FOR PROVIDING SOCIAL DEFENCE SERVICES DURING 2005-2006(AS ON 31-12-2005)
DELHI
1 Coordinating Voluntary Adoption Resource Agency (CVARA) 2.51C/o. Delhi Council for Child Welfare Compound, Qudsia Garden,Yamuna Marg, Civil Lines
GUJARAT
2 Voluntary Coordinating Agency for Adoption (VCAA) 2.83“Prerana” Mangal Prabhat Building, Opp. St. Xavier’s High School,Mirzapur, Ahmedabad - 380001
KERALA
3 Voluntary Coordinating Agency for Adoption (VCAA) C/o. Rajagiri College 1.42of Social Sciences, P.O. - Rajagiri, Kalamassery - 683104
MAHARASHTRA
4 Voluntary Coordinating Agency (VCA) 3, Bima Chhaya, Opp. Chintamani 3.92Deshmukh Garden, Mahatma Phule Road, Mulund (East), Mumbai - 400081
5 Voluntary Coordinating Agency (Shahane Consultants Pvt. Ltd.) 3.77Ganeshkhind Road, Pune
6 Voluntary Coordinating Agency (Vidharba Region) Bajat Nagar, Nagpur 4.19
ORISSA
7 SANYOG, Voluntary Coordinating Agency (VCA) 1.42Jibanaranga Bhaban, Stoney Road, Dagarpara, Cuttack - 753002
TAMIL NADU
8 Voluntary Coordinating Agency for Child Adoption (VCACA) 1.42No. 5, 3rd Main Road West, Shenoy Nagar, Chennai - 600030
WEST BENGAL
9 West Bengal Coordinating Agency on Adoption Ramesh Mitra Road, 2.83Kolkata
189
LIST OF RESEARCH REPORTS RECEIVED AND CLEARED DURING 2005-06
(AS ON 31-12-1005)
Annexure XXXII
S.No. Title of the Research Project Name of the Institution
SCHEDULED CASTE DEVELOPMENT
1. Management of Scheduled Castes Welfare Hostels Osmania University, Hyderabad.
in Andhra Pradesh.
2. Implementation of Rural Development Schemes for Tezpur University, Assam.the Development Scheduled Castes in Assam.
3. Study on the main causes / reasons for increasing National Law School of Indian University,crimes on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Bangalore.
and the disposal of cases by designated specialcourts in comparison to the cases disposed off by
exclusive special courts under the Scheduled Castesand the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities)
Act, 1989.
4. Evaluation of extent of utilisation of hostels sancti- Samagra Vikas Evam Shodh Sansthan,oned under the Centrally Sponsored Scheme for Jaipur.
SC Boys and Girls.
5. Employability and training needs of Scheduled Caste APITCO Ltd., Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh.Youth in India’s Private Sector in the era of Globalis-
ation in three cities namely Hyderabad, Bangaloreand Bhopal.
6. Impact of the Implementation of National and State National Centre for Human Settlements
Finance Development Corporations - Availability, and Environments, Bhopal.Accessibility and Utilisation of Credit Facilities to
Scheduled Castes of Madhya Pradesh.
Other Backward Classes
7. “Evaluation Study on the Implementation of Scheme Operational Research & Development,under NBCFDC and Its Impact of OBCs in Uttar New Delhi, Dr. Asad Ali
Pradesh during Ninth Plan.”
Minorities
8. “An Assessment of Scholarship on Educational Dev- Pt. G. B. Pant Institute of Studies inelopment among Muslim Girls - A Study in Eastern Development, Lucknow Dr. S.P. Pandey
Uttar Pradesh.”
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Disabilities
9. “Developing Credit System for the Manpower Devel- Sri Ramakrishna Mission Vidyalaya,
opment Courses Developed by the Rehabilitation College of Education, Coimbatore TamilCouncil of India.” Nadu, Dr. M.N.G. Mani
10. “Economic Welfare Programmes for Persons Mysore University, Mysore
with Disability in the State of Karnataka.” Dr. M.G. Basavaraja
11. “Study on Efficacy of Viklang Bandhu Training Socio-Economic & Educational
Programme in the States of Bihar, Jharkhand, Development Society,
Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chandigarh, New Delhi
Rajasthan, Karnataka and Delhi.” Dr. D.K. Mishra
12. “An Assessment Study of Success of NGOs, Unik Solutions, New Delhi
Communities Engaged in the CBR Approach
to Rehabilitation of Disabled Community in the Sh. Anup Mukhopadhyay
States of Maharashtra, Gujarat and
Madhya Pradesh.”
Social Defence
13. “Evaluation of Street Children Homes in the Sate Osmania University, Hyderabad
of Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Karnataka.” Dr. (Mrs) N. Vijaya
14. “Children of the Prostitutes in Delhi.” Gram Niyojan Kendra, Ghaziabad (U.P)
Dr. K.K. Mukhopadhyay
15. “Evaluation Study on the Implementation of the Child Relief and You (CRY), DelhiCentrally Sponsored Schemes - A Programme for Ms Ila Dixit Hukku
Juvenile Justice in the States of Maharashtra, Uttar
Pradesh, Delhi, Manipur, Orissa, West Bengal, Bihar,
Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.”
16. “Charity and Its Contribution to Beggary in Delhi.” Centre for Media Studies, New Delhi
Dr. Bhaswati Das
17. “Development of Resource Material on Nutrition Deptt. of Food & Nutrition, Lady Irwin
Programmes for the Elderly.” College, New Delhi
18. “A Study on Programmes for Street Children and University of Madras, ChennaiDrug Abuse Among them In Tamil Nadu.” Dr. R. Thilagaraj
19. “Assessment of the Reach and Impact of the Sche- Vision Foundation for Developmentmes of Social Justice & Empowerment in the KBR Management, New DelhiArea of Orissa.” Prof. S. Ranjan Mahapatra
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FINANCIAL & PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENT UNDER SCHEMES SPECIFICALLY ORIENTED
TOWARDS WOMEN BENEFICIARIES DURING 2005-06 (AS ON 31-12-2005)
S.No. Name of the Scheme Total Number Estimated % of women
of beneficiaries beneficiaries beneficiaries
Scheduled Castes Development
1 Hostels for SC girls 2954 2954 100.00
2 Post - Matric Scholarship for SCs 2498859 975000 39.02
3 Special Central Assistance to Special
Component Plan 237308 52781 22.24
4 Pre - Matric Scholarship for Childrenof those engaged in unclean
occupations 588375 241517 41.05
5 National Scheduled Castes Finance
& Development Corporation 20011 19923 99.56
6 National Safai Karamcharies Finance
& Development Corporation 11123 6321 56.83
Other Backward Classes
7 Boys and Girls Hostels for OBC 5100 765 15.00
8 Pre-Matric Scholarship for OBCs 1312047 656023 50.00
9 Post-Matric Scholarship including
Higher Scholarship for Ph.D and
higher level 142595 71297 50.00
10 National Backward Classes Finance
& Development Corporation 33241 17455 52.51
Minorities
11 Grant-in-aid to Maulana Azad Education
Foundation 2140 2140
12 National Minorities Development &
Finance Corporation 11752 5878 50.02
Welfare of Persons with Disabilities
13 Deen Dayal Disabled Rehabilitation
Scheme 7000 2700 38.57
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14 Scheme of Assistance to Disabledpersons for purchase/fitting of Aidsand Appliances 180320 45320 25.13
15 National Handicapped Finance &Development Corporation 1410 299 21.21
Social Defence, Child Welfare and Media
16 Scheme for Prevention and Control ofJuvenile Social Maladjustment 10040 1228 12.23
17 An Integrated Programme for StreetChildren 39008 15603 40.00
18 Assistance to Voluntary Organisationsfor General grant-in-aid in the field ofSocial Defence 3460 1384 40.00
19 Assistance to Homes for Infant andYoung Children for Promoting Incountry
Adoption 660 462 70.00
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