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STATE PROFILE

Name of the State:- Maharashtra

1. 1) General State India Total Area of the State

308000 sq.km

3287000 sq.km

No. of Distt’s 35 657 Irrigated Area & percentage to total new cultivated area

4050000 Hectare.

Main Crops JAWAR, RICE, WHEAT, COTTON, BAJARA

RICE, WHEAT

Land Holdings - General Category % to total 2,00,05,006 Hectare. 15,83,22,983 Hectare

Land Holdings – SCs % to total 12,34,507 Hectare. 1,33,00,400 Hectare State Population & percentage to India 9,68,78,627

(9.42% of INDIA) 102,86,10,328

SC Population & percentage to total population of the State

98,81,656 (10.20% of STATE)

16,66,35,700

Density of Population 315 324 Literacy % India / State -

-

General % India/ State 76.90

64.08

SC % India / State 54.69

71.90

SC Male % India / State 83.29 66.64 SC Females % India / State

59.98

41.90

Total Number of BPL families As per 2002 52.01Lack

-

No. & % of SC BPL Families 10.12

-

Important places

MUMBAI, PUNE, NAGPUR, AURANGABAD, NASHIK, AMRAVATI

-

No. of SC villages covered under rural sanitation programme

BPL- 0229+APL-16,849 TOTAL 4,77,128 SC beneficiaries covered under Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan

No. of SC villages covered under drinking water facilities -Hand pump been water well dalit vastti

Out of 4763 dominated SC habitation 4275 habitation to SC (89.75%) are fully covered with drinking water facility

No. & % of General child mortality to total General Child Birth

25 per 1000

No. & %of SC child mortality to total SC child birth

N. A.

No. & %of General maternal mortality to total General child Birth

104

No. & %of SC maternal mortality to total SC child birth

NA

Total number of PHC/CHC

811/387

2. Education a)School Education enrollment

Year 2009-10 ( In Numbers/% age)

S. No

.

Category Primary Middle Secondary Sr. Secondary I - V % age VI- VIII % age IX-X % age XI - XII % age

1 General Category

4228889 40.71 2384127 43.12 1569229 49.10

2 OBC 3335074 32.10 1817726 32.87 917134 28.70 3 SC 1503163 14.47 801489 14.49 457630 14.32 4 ST 1321010 12.72 526286 9.52 251979 7.88 5 Total 10388136 100.00 5529628 100.00 3195972 100.00 1706369 100.00

Year 2010-11 ( In Numbers/% age) Sr. No

Category Primary Middle Secondary Sr. Secondary I - V % age VI- VIII % age IX-X % age XI - XII % age

1 General Categor

4148140 39.96 2389069 41.95 1666746 49.70 1071245 50.99

2 OBC 3418028 32.93 1920658 33.73 935934 27.91 605269 28.813 SC 1479645 14.25 822548 14.44 483794 14.42 283782 13.514 ST 1335032 12.86 562234 9.87 267457 7.97 140776 6.70 5 Total 10380845 100.00 5694509 100.00 3353931 100.00 2101072 100.00

2011-12 ( In Numbers/% age)

Category Primary Middle Secondary Sr. Secondary

I - V % age VI- VIII % age IX-X % age XI - XII % age 1 General

Category 4161551 40.26 2439099 41.70 1737928 50.50 1154143 52.79

2 OBC 3391850 32.81 1968624 33.66 943769 27.42 610230 27.91 3 SC 1447981 14.01 842579 14.41 486187 14.13 280712 12.84 4 ST 1335119 12.92 598236 10.23 273533 7.95 141404 6.47 5 Total 10336501 100.00 5848538 100.00 3441417 100.0 2186489 100.0

The details for the last three years from 2009-10 to 2011-12 may kindly be provided year wise.

b)School Education drop - out


S. No. Category Primary I - V

Middle VI- VIII

Secondary IX-X

Sr. Secondary XI - XII

1 General Category N. A. N. A. N. A. N. A. 2 OBC N. A. N. A. N. A. N. A. 3 SC N. A. N. A. N. A. N. A. 4 ST N. A. N. A. N. A. N. A. 5 Total 3.3 N. A. N. A. N. A.



Middle VI- VIII

Secondary IX-X


1 General Category N. A. N. A. N. A. N. A. 2 OBC N. A. N. A. N. A. N. A. 3 SC N. A. N. A. 10.14 N. A. 4 ST N. A. N. A. N. A. N. A. 5 Total 2.1 N. A. 9.06 N. A.


S. No. Category Primary

I - V Middle VI- VIII

Secondary IX-X


1 General Category 1.4 2.5 N. A. N. A. 2 OBC 1.8 1.9 N. A. N. A. 3 SC 2.6 2.7 17.1 N. A. 4 ST 5.0 5.2 19.82 N. A. 5 Total 2.2 2.6 12.7 N. A.

c)School Education Present status of the students

( In Numbers/% age)


Middle VI- VIII

Secondary IX-X


1 General Category This information is same as in metioned School Education Enrollment Pls. Refered the data at point no. 2 (a)

2 OBC 3 SC 4 ST 5 Total

Details of Teacher appointed on contract basis ( In Numbers/% age)


I – V Middle VI- VIII

Secondary IX-X


1 General Category 3705 - - - 2 OBC 1779 - - -

0 0

3 SC 873 - - - 4 ST 1707 - - - 5 Total 8064 - - -

The details for the last three years from 2007-08 to 2011-12 may kindly be provided year wise.

Details of Teacher appointed on contract basis in ZILLA PARISHAD ( In Numbers/% age)


I – V Middle VI- VIII

Secondary IX-X


1 General Category 9,986 493 78 34 2 OBC 3,728 247 36 16 3 SC 2,397 109 22 19 4 ST 1,683 31 16 24 5 Total 17,794 880 152 93

The details for the last three years from 2007-08 to 2011-12 may kindly be provided year Wise.

d) College Education enrollment ( In Numbers/% age)

S. No.

Category 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

1 General Category

996368 (57.78)

1004998 (56.34)

982896 (55.29)

2 OBC

437928 (25.39)

476711 (26.72)

479237 (26.96)

3 SC

244209 (14.16)

249776 (13.99)

267638 (15.06)

4 ST

45883 (2.67)

52631 (2.95)

47817 (2.69)

5 Total 1724388 1784116 1777588

e) College Education drop - out ( In Numbers/% age)

S. No. Category 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 General Category 15.21% 16.90% 16.29% 2 OBC 17.76% 17.91% 16.69% 3 SC 19.13% 20.28% 20.53%

4 ST 20.17% 20.28% 20.53% 5 Total 17.94% 19.39% 18.86%

f) College Education Present Status of the Student (In Numbers/ %age)

S. Category 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

no. 1 General

Category 939204 (51.00) 976196 ( 51.00) 1002576 (51.00)

2 OBC 552472 (30.00) 574232 (30.00) 589749 ( 30.00) 3 SC 276236 (15.00) 287116 ( 15.99) 294874 ( 15.00) 4 ST 73663 (4.00) 76564 ( 4.00) 78633 (4.00) 5 Total 1841575 1914108 1965832

g) Technical/ Professional Education Enrollment

Year 2012-2013 (In Numbers/ %age)

S. No. Category B. Tech BBA/MBA BCA/MCA ITI 1 General

Category 51921 16839 4455 36499 (41.05)

2 OBC 28341 6036 2178 22525 (25.33) 3 SC 12400 4106 843 17350 (29.50 4 ST 1965 280 53 12734 (14.22) 5 Total 94627 27261 7529 88908

The details for the last three years from 2007-08 to 2011-12 may kindly be provided year wise. g) Technical/ Professional Education Enrollment

Year 2011-2012 ( In Numbers/ %age)

S. No.

Category B. Tech BBA/MBA BCA/MCA ITI

1 General Category 47915 14784 4970 87777 (60.62) 2 OBC 25967 5700 2416 24507 (16.92) 3 SC 10711 3299 886 18387 (12.69) 4 ST 1619 240 47 14124 (9.77) 5 Total 86212 24023 8319 144795

g) Technical/ Professional Education Enrollment Year 2010-2011 ( In Numbers/ %age)

S. No.

Category B. Tech BBA/MBA BCA/MCA ITI

1 General Category 42415 15093 4581 98962 (79.79)

2 OBC 23158 5661 1985 28910 (17.08) 3 SC 9097 3492 631 21899 (10.09) 4 ST 1245 264 44 158955 (3.04) 5 Total 75915 24510 7241 165726

Dr. Ambedkar National Merit Award Scheme

Year wise data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Total No. of persons to whom this Award given

N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

Amount given N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Any other facility provided N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

3. Economic Development a) SCSP Allocation and Expenditure (Rs. In crores)

Sr.

No Year

Total State Plan Allocation

Funds required Under SCSP

Total Allocation Under SCSP

% of SCSP Allocation to Total State Plan

Total State Plan Expenditure

Total SCSP Plan Expenditure

% of SCSP Expenditure to SCSP Allocation

% of SCSP Expenditure to State Plan

1 2007-08 2000.00 2244.00 2060.00 10.02 19422.22 1870.78 90.81

2 2008-09 25000.00 2550.00 2333.80 9.34 22870.25 2213.00 94.82

3 2009-10 26000.00 2652.00 2652.00 10.20 27730.59

2247.15 84.73

4 2010-11 37910.00 3866.82 3867.10 10.20 32216.21 2603.45 67.32

5 2011-12 42000.00 4284.00 4284.00 10.20 37707.69 3412.12 80.61

6 2012-13 45000.00 4590.00 4590.00 10.20 - -

b) Details of General Schemes Funded under SCSP (Rs. In crores)

S.N

Year/ Major Schme

2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

SCSP Allocation

SCSP Expenditure

SCSP Allocation

SCSP Expenditure

SCSP Allocation

SCSP Expenditure

1

NASAP/Soc. Jus. & Spl. Asst.

Deptt.(Spe. Asst.) 428.13 377.01 1433.75 831.20 912.43

694.55

c) Details of SC Specific Scheme for Exclusive Benefit of SC under SCSP

(Rs in Lakhs) Sr No.

Major Scheme Year 2009-10 Year 2010-11 Year 2011-12

Outlay Exp. Outlay Exp. Outlay Exp.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Maharashtra State SC

Commission 150.00 87.27 150.00 94.32 200.00 91.57

2 Computerisation of Statistical data

112.50 59.47 254.26 136.62 300.00 379.27

3 Maintenance allowance to students under going training in Sainik school

176.25 191.60 200.00 179.98 250.00 211.61

4 Shahu, Fule, Ambedkar dalit Basti Improvement & cleanliness Abhiyan

600.00 505.97 600.00 473.33 600.00 453.50

5 Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Merit awards to Scheduled Castes students who secured special merrit success.

625.00 290.92 500.00 301.16 400.00 298.89

6 Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Scholarship to 50 Scheduled Castes students for Higher Education in Abroad.

1000.00 686.40 1000.00 721.15 1000.00 767.18

7 RSM Scholarship to the 100 Scheduled Caste Students for Higher Education in the country.

375.00 160.43 375.00 153.30 375.00 299.96

8 RSM Scholarship to Scheduled Caste Students for who secured special merrit success in SSC & admitted to Eleventh.

312.50 312.50 350.00 314.59 500.00 422.34

9 Financial Assistance to newly married couples under the Scheme "Kanyadan Yojna"

375.00 0.00 500.00 274.65 500.00 366.68

10 Schemes to provide Team Stalls to the Gatai Kamgar.

500.00 218.70 500.00 363.16 500.00 309.36

Sr No.

Major Scheme

Year 2009-10

Year 2010-11

Year 2011-12

Outlay Exp. Outlay Exp. Outlay Exp. 11 Land to the landless

labourers of Scheduled Caste & Nav Boudhas.

1000.00 1000.00 1200.00 600.00 1200.00 1020.00

12 Increase of Amenities in Govt. and aided Institutions.

1000.00 851.86 1200.00 413.22 1200.00 5.35

13 Opening & Maintenace of Govt. Hostels for Scheduled Castes Boys & Girls new Hostels.

1500.00 4500.00 2400.00 0.00 3000.00 0.00

14 Grant in aid to Voluntery agencies.

2000.00 341.34 4000.00 3905.25 10100.00 8708.97

15 Opening & Maintenace of Govt. Hostels for Scheduled Castes Boys & Girls new Hostels.

870.00 828.50 1350.00 1010.12 12000.00 7385.34

16 Grant in aid to Voluntery agencies.

5083.33 4221.20 7500.00 4662.00 4000.00 3737.80

17 Construction of Govt. Residential School for Scheduled Castes Boys & Girls

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1314.41 436.28

18 Training in Motor Car Driving.

1500.00 1500.00 2000.00 1799.98 1000.00 849.98

19 Financial Assistance to Co-operative Hsg. Societies.

30.00 6.57 60.00 34.69 3100.00 2.95

20 Gharkul Yojna for Scheduled Castes & Nav Boudhas people (Urban).

25255.70 20204.56 20675.00 20675.00 40000.00 30000.00

21 Gharkul Yojna for Scheduled Castes & Nav Boudhas people (Urban).

38226.33 30581.06 31000.00 39550.00 40000.00 39100.00

22 Share Capital Contribution to co-op. Societies of Scheduled Castes.

12500.00 12432.88 7000.00 6990.25 5000.00 0.00

23 Upgradation of Govt. Hostels for Scheduled Castes Boys & Girls.

100.00 45.47 100.00 80.00 500.00 174.35

24 Construction of Govt. Hostels for Backward class Boys & Girls.

6500.00 299.91 6000.00 8890.00 13500.00 11353.26

25 Construction of Govt. residential School for Scheduled Caste & Nava Boudha Boys & Girls

7000.00 0.00 4000.00 3600.00 11500.00 6206.08

26 Construction of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Samajik Nyay Bhavan in each District.

7126.66 389.08 5025.00 4522.50 20000.00 9234.32

27 Loans to Industrial Co-operative Societies of Scheduled Caste.

14500.00 14483.69 7000.00 6990.25 5000.00 0.00

28 Loans to landless Labourers of Scheduled Caste & Nav Boudhas for the Distribution of Land.

1000.00 819.90 1200.00 280.33 1200.00 0.10

129421.27 95023.28 106144.26

107021.85 178246.41 121823.14

d)Housing :- Rajiv Gandhi Gramin Niwas Yojana No. 1

S. No Category No. of

Pucca Houses

No. of Kacha Houses

No. of Houses allotted to the beneficiaries

2007-08

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11 2011-12

1 General Category

-- -- --

-- 10909 10909 8400

2 OBC

-- -- -- -- - - -

3 SC

-- -- -- -- 8183 8183 6300

4 ST

-- -- -- -- 8183 8183 6300

5 Total - - - - 27275 27275 21000 e) Housing:- Rajiv Gandhi Gramin Niwas Yojana No. 2 (Revised)

S. No Category No. of Pucca Houses

No. of Kacha Houses


2007-08

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11

2011-12

1 General Category

-- -- -- -- -- -- --

2 OBC - - - - - - - 3 SC 118782 51400 0 0 7667 73207 37908 4 ST -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 5 Total 118782 51400 0 0 7667 73207 37908

f ) Housing :- Indira Gandhi Awas Yojana

S. No Category No. of Pucca Houses

No. of Kacha Houses


2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

1 General Category

1,235,760 1,351,638 49,645 47,634 107,767 76,401 65,136

2 OBC - - - - - - - 3 SC

374,193 465,875 43,602 33,803 52,254 38,590 33,613

4 ST

432,076 642,875 31,994 33,432 63,439 44,556 55,239

5 Total 2,042,029 2,460,356 125,241 115,869 223,460 159,547 153,988

Collected Works of Baba Saheb Ambedkar (CWBA) Celebration/observation of Birth Aniversary/Mahaparinirvana Divas

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Whether celebrated a.)Collected Works of Baba Saheb Ambedkar (CWBA)

- - - - - 187 ( Govt. has given Funds to published the collected workers of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar )

b)Celebration/observation of Birth Aniversary

- - - - - 12 Govt. sponcered at Different places

c) Mahaparinirvana Divas 58 59 61 63 61 69 ( These many places Govt. has Funded to arrange the programs.

Dr. Ambedkar Samaik Sanstha Kendriya Yojna for Library/Community Centre/Bhawans/Local Bodies/NGOs (Cities, towns, District of Tehsil Headquarters.

Year wise Data

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Total No. of such Units

Not available

Facilities provided Additional information to be supplied by the State Government

1. Good initiative of State Government

a) Savitribai Phule Scholarship to Schedule Caste Girl Students

Many parents of the girl’s students belonging to SC category are engagedinagriculture and other type of laborers. So theirfinancial condition is very poor. So they are least interested in their daughter’s education.

In order to prevent less attendance in class and encourage them to attend schools more regularly, scholarship scheme was introduced to S. C. Girl Students who are studying in 5th to 7th Std vide G. R. No EBC/ 1094/3238/ Case No 90/ BCW- 2. dated 12.1.1996. At that time the rate of scholarship was Rs. 30 p. m. for ten months. This scholarship rate was increased vide G. R. dated 31.3.2005 and thereon the scholarship is given

to schedule caste girl students at the rate of Rs.60 p.m. for 10 months (June to March).

In continuation to the above scholarship scheme as per G. R. No SBC 2003/ Case No 116 / BCW 2 dated 23 May 2003 the scheme named as Savitribai Phule Scholarship has been introduced to Scheduled Caste Girls students who are studying in 8th to 10th Std. Through this scheme Scholarship of Rs. 100/- per month is awarded to Schedule Caste girl students for 10 months ( June to March). The expenditure on this scheme is as under - This scheme is implemented by Social Welfare Officer, Zilla Parishad at District Level.

The expenditure on the above two schemes is as under

Rs. In Lacs.

Savitribai Phule Scholarship

- 5th to 7th

Savitribai Phule Scholarship

- 8th to 10th

Year Expenditure Beneficiaries Year Expenditure Beneficiaries

2007-08 1801.55 300258 2007-08 2087.31 208731

2008-09 2128.02 354670 2008-09 3127.81 312781

2009-10 2271.49 378581 2009-10 3038.94 303894

2010-11 1912.52 318753 2010-11 2494.58 249458

2011-12 1982.58 330430 2011-12 2696.73 269673

b) Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Samajik Naya Bhavan

Social, Educational and Financial development of Scheduled Caste and Nav Baudha, the Scheduled Caste Sub-Plan has come into force from 1981-82. Educational, Financial and Social Schemes were implemented by Divisional Social Welfare Officers & District Social Welfare Officers at Division and District place respectively. For Financial Assistance to Backward Class students various Corporations are also working at division and district places. For the conveyance of the backward class peoples, State Government has taken decision to bring together above mentioned various offices under one roof.

So State Government has taken decision on 1st June 2006 to build Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Samajik Naya Bhavan in each district. In each Bhavan there is provision for Divisional Social Welfare Office, District Social Welfare Office, Various Corporations offices, Caste Validity Committee’s office, cast verification committee In addition to that in this

bhavan, there is a provision of Cultural Hall, Study Room, Library, Information Centre, Computer Training Center, Museum, Conference Hall and Canteen. For the maintenance of these Bhavan’s various 16 posts have been sanctioned for each Bhavan by the State Government. The approx. cost of each Samajik Naya Bhavan was Rs. 4.62 Crores.

Out of sanctioned 34 Samajik Naya Bhavans at present the construction of 19 Bhavans have been completed and transfer to Social Welfare Department. ( Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg, Nashik, Nandurbar, Jalgaon, Sangli, Solapur, Kolhapur, Washi, Buldhana, Yeotmal, Wardha, Bhandara, Gondiya, Chandrapur, Gadchiroli, Jalna, Parbhani and Beed ) The construction of 7 Bhavan’s is in progress ( Raigad, Amravati, Aurangabad, Osmanabad, Nanded, Hingoli and Latur ) and 5 Bhavan’s are at Tender Level. In Akola and Ahmadnagar District the land is not available for Bhavan yet. At Bombay the construction of Samajik Naya Bhavan is done on BOT Basis.The yearwise expenditure on this scheme in the last five years is as under

(Rs in lacs)

Sr No Year Expenditure Work Completed

1 2007-08 Rs. 3235.55 -

2 2008-09 Rs 6382.81 -

3 2009-10 Rs. 389.08 -

4 2010-11 Rs. 4522.50 -

5 2011-12 Rs. 9234.32 19

c) Government of India Post Matric Scholarship-E-Scholarship. The Government of India has been implementing the scheme of post matric scholarship to students belonging to scheduled castes since 1944 It aims to provide financial assistance to students belonging to Scheduled castes for perusing post matriculation courses through recognize institutions. Under the scheme the central assistance is provided on hundred percent basis to all states. The scheme was last revised on.1/7/2010.

The revision includes changes in(1) Income ceiling (2) Grouping of Courses and (3) Rates of Maintenance vide letter No.11017/01/2008-SCD-V,Dated 31 Dec.2010.The state Government has been sanctioned this revised Scheme Vide G.R.No.EBC-2011/pk-4/MVK-2, Dated 2 Aug.2011.

In this scheme maintenance allowance is given to students as per the following rates.

Days Scholars Hostellers

Group I Rs 550 Rs 1200

Group II Rs 530 Rs 820

Group III` Rs 300 Rs 570

Group IV Rs 230 Rs 380

In the State the scheme is online from 2011.12.Through this scheme maintenance allowance is credited to students Bank Account and Tuition Fees, Exam. Fees amount is credited to concerned college Bank account by ECS system. The detailed information about this scheme is available on http//mahaeschol.maharashtra.gov.in

The expenditure on this scheme in the last five years is as under. (Amounts in Lakhs)

Sr. No Year Expenditure Beneficiaries

1 2007 15804.91 285050

2 2008 23264.00 357733

3 2009 54800.00 645245

4 2010 467370.00 432073

5 2011 61417.00 416485

6 2012 42440.93 282939

d) Book Bank Scheme:- Book Bank Scheme for Scheduled caste students for Medical, Engineering, Law and Veterinary Degree Colleges and Institutes imparting Chartered Accountancy, MBA and Management courses and Polytechnics where Scheduled caste students are in receipt of Post Matric Scholarship. The existing Centrally sponsored scheme of Book Banks for Students stand merged with the Centrally Sponsored Scheme of Post Matric Scholarship the 50% central assistance available from central Govt. on the basis of last year expenditure met by the state Govt. The set of text books will be purchased for 2 such SC students at various stages except in respect of post Graduate Courses and Chartered Accountancy, where it will be one set for each student. However, the ratio of sets and students will have to be adjusted to the total number of sets that could be procured within the total resources allocated to the State concerned. The details of courses covered for setting up of Book Banks, ceiling of admissible expenditure per set of books and sharing criteria are given below.

Sr. No. Courses Sharing Criteria Ceiling per set (or actual cost whichever is less) (In rupees)

1 Degree Courses in Medical / Engineering

1 set for 2 students 7,500

2 Degree Courses in Veterinary, Agriculture & Polytechnics

Do. 5000 to 2400

3 Post Graduate Courses Group A.B.C.D.E.

1 set for per students 5,000 for each courses

(Rs. In Crores)

2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Budget Allocation

Expenditure Budget Allocation

Expenditure Budget Allocation

Expenditure

4.30 4.18 3.48 3.48 3.99 3.73

e. Rajarshi Shri Shahu Maharaj Merit Awards- State Government has introduced four New Schemes Under this Head viz. Rajarshi Shri Shahu Maharaj Scholarship / Awards. 1. Rajarshi Shri Shahu Maharaj Merit Award to the S.C.,V.J.N.T.,S.B.C. students who secured special meritorious success in the 10th and 12th Standard Board Examinations. Under this scheme such students get awards as follows - 1. S.C., V.J.N.T., S.B.C. student stands first in Maharashtra from the General Merit List.- Rs. 2.50 Lakh 2. S.C., V.J.N.T., S.B.C. student stands first in the Divisional Board from the General Merit List in the Divisional Board- Rs. 1.00 Lakh 3. S.C., V.J.N.T., S.B.C. student stand in General Merit List in the Divisional Board - Rs. 0.50 Lakh 4. S.C., V.J.N.T., S.B.C. student stands first in the District Rs. 0.25 Lakh 5. S.C.,V.J.N.T., S.B.C. student stands first in the respective Taluka Rs. 0.10 Lakh 6. S.C., V.J.N.T.,S.B.C. student stands first in the School Rs. 0.05 Lakh (Rs. In Crores)

2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Budget

Allocation Expenditure Budget


Allocation Expenditure

3.13 2.9 3.01 3.01 2.98 2.98 f. Rajarshi Shri Shahu Maharaj Merit Scholarship to Scheduled Caste Students who secured 75 percent and more than 75 percent marks in the S.S.C. Examination To develop and enhance in the merit as well as to encourage the Scheduled Caste student’s this new scheme is introduced by the Government vide G.R. EBC 2003/C NO. 115/BCW-2, dated 11th June 2003.

Under this scheme, the Scheduled Caste students who secured 75 per cent or more than 75 per cent marks in the S.S.C. Examination and takes admission in the 11th standard will get the scholarship @ Rs. 300 per month for 10 months for two years i.e. in the 11th standard and 12th standard. The major terms and conditions of this scheme are as follows- 1. Student should belongs to Scheduled Caste. 2. There is no income limit for the scholarship. 3. This scholarship will be given in addition to Government of India Scholarships.

(Rs. In Crores)

2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Budget



Allocation Expenditure

3.12 3.12 3.14 3.14 4.22 4.22 g. Pre-matric Scholarship to the children of those engaged in unclean occupations.

CENTRALLY SPONSORED SCHEME The object of the scheme is to provide financial to unable the children of scavengers to dry latrine, tanners, flyers and sweepers who have traditional link with scavenging to pursue pre matric education. Scholarship will be admissible to the children of Indian Nationals who irrespective of their religion, are actively engaged in scavenging of dry latrines and other unclean occupations i.e. tanning and flaying only, which are traditionally consider unclean . Children who are born to parents who are not engaged in such occupations, but have been adopted by such person will be eligible for Scholarship only after a laps of three years from the date of such adoption provided that they have been living with the adopted parents such children will be eligible for Scholarship. There is no restriction as to the number of children of the same parents who would be eligible for the award of Scholarship upto class VIII subject to the condition that if a third or subsequent child is born after 1/4/1993, a total of only two children in the family would be eligible for award of the scholarship. In respect of Classes IX & X, only two children of the same parents would be eligible for the award of the scholarship. No income ceiling has been prescribed for award of scholarships under the scheme. The above scheme is revised vide Ministry of Social Justice and Empowered Department, New Delhi letter No. 11014/28/2007/SCD-V dated 20/1/2009 and Government of Maharashtra Social Justice and Special Assistance Department Circular No. EBC-2008/P.K 62/MVK-2 dated 17 March 2009 and the revised scheme has been admissible w.e.f. 1/4/2008. Scholarship rate as follows w.e.f. 1/4/2008 I The students as hostellers will be covered from class III to X. The rates of Scholarships are as under:-

Class I to II Rs : 110/- Per month for 10 months ClassIII & X Rs : 700/- per month for 10 months II The students as day Scholars will be covered from Class I to Class X, The rates of scholarships are as under:- Class I to II Rs : 110/- per month for 10 months Class III to X Rs : 110/- per month for 10 months Adhoc Grand Day Scholar Rs : 750/- pa Hostellars Rs : 1000/- pa Committed liability : 100 % of the state expenditure over an above their committed liability. Proposal of Central Assistance for the year 2012-13 has been send to the Government vide this office letter No.1188 dated 29/9/2012 along with Utilization Certificate for the year 2011-12. Central Assistance amounting the Rs.794.99 (Seven Crore Ninety four Lacks Ninety Nine Thousands Only) of grant in aid sanctioned during the year 2011-12 vide letter No.11014/24/2011-SCD V dated 21 March 2012.

(Rs. In Lacks)

Sr No Year Expenditure Beneficiaries 1 2007-08 1110.00 61667 2 2008-09 1278.78 65549

3 2009-10 1395.73 77540 4 2010-11 1334.54 74141 5 2011-12 2039.26 113292

2. Areas which required improvement (Bad Points) Social Security :-

1. Preventive Steps to reduce/eradication of poverty 2. promotional steps to provide food, housing, health, education 3. Protective steps against loss of income ,medical care, sickness

benefit, unemployment benefits, old age benefit, employment injury benefit, family benefit, maternity benefit, etc

1. Preventive Steps to reduce/eradication of poverty

2. promotional steps to provide food, housing, health, education

HOUSING

Yojana (Gharkul Yojana ) Government Resolution No. BCH-2008/letter-36/SC-2, dated 15th Nov., 2008 & G.R. No. BCH-2009/letter-159/SC-2, dated 9th march, 2010. New housing

plan (Gharkul Yojana) is implemented for schedule caste & Navbuddha people by social Welfare Department.

RULES & REGULATION 1. Plan Conditions: Advantage of housing will be given to the people in Grampanchayet , Urban Area & Corporation Area. 2. Housing Rate: Minimum expenditure for housing is as follows A) Village Area - Rs. 70,000/- B) Urban Area - Rs. 1,50,000/- C) Corporation Area - Rs. 2,00,000/- 3. Participation of Applicant:- A) Village Area - Nil B) Urban Area - 7.5% C) Corporation Area - 10% 4. Housing Area:- Area of housing will be 269 sqr. ft. 5. Condition:- 1) Applicant should be Schedule Caste. 2) Applicant must staying 15 years in maharashtra State. 3) Applicant's yearly income should be as follows. A) Village Area - 1,00,000/- . B) Urban Area - 1,50,000/- C) Corporation Area - 2,00,000/- 4) Applicant should has his own land otherwise, his own house will be replaced

by new house by Gharkul Yojana. 5) Advantage of housing will be given only to one person.per family 6) If these is less amt of land then construction of group housing will be done

for more 2 people. 7) The benefit of any other Government housing plan should not taken by applicant. 6. Priority Area:- A) House of that person who is harmed by caste Violence. B) Schedule caste person who is harmed under Atrocity act. C) Person harmed by flood. D) Widow Lady E) Remaining Area.

EDUCATION

Rajarshi Shri Shahu Maharaj Merit Scholarship to 100 Scheduled Caste Students for the Higher Education in the Country-

Scheduled Caste students must get the essential knowledge and skill, as well as they can face the competition, it is essential for Scheduled Caste

students to provide free higher education in the prominent institutions in India. Taking into consideration State Government has introduced the new scheme 100 Scheduled Caste students studying in the country wide higher educational institutions. The main terms and conditions for this scheme are as follows- 1. Student should be Scheduled Caste and Resident of Maharashtra. 2. Maximum income limit of his parents is Rs. 4.50 Lakhs. 3. This scholarship is applicable for country wide study such as I.I.T., I.I.M.,

I.T. etc. where admissions are given through the entrance examinations. Student should apply for this scholarship to Director, Social Welfare in prescribed format along with required documents. For the scrutiny and selection a committee is formed under the Chairmanship of Principal Secretary, Social Justice, and Government of Maharashtra. And formal scrutiny committee is under the chairmanship of Commissioner, Social Welfare & other members. Awardee students will get full fee prescribed by the institution as well as Hostel and Mess Charges prescribed by the institution. Besides this Rs. 10,000 per year will be given for Books, Note Books and other educational instruments.

(Rs. In Lacks)

Sr.No.

Year Expenditure Beneficiaries

1 2007-08 28.92 63 2 2008-09 64.75 171 3 2009-10 160.43 221 4 2010-11 153.30 240 5 2011-12 299.96 270

Scholarship to the Scheduled Caste Students for Abroad studies. Due to weak economic and financial conditions Scheduled Caste students cannot afford the higher education in prominent universities in the foreign countries. To overcome this difficulty Government of Maharashtra has introduced this scheme as per G.R. No.EBC-2003/C No. 115/BC-2, dated 11th June 2003. Through this scheme, at first instant 10 Scheduled students from the state will be given scholarship from the year 2003-04. Scholarship will be given 8 students for Degree Courses and 2 students for Post-Graduation Courses from the year 2006-07. There after the scheme has been revised as per G.R. dated 17th June 2006 Scholarships will be given to 25 students as 8 S.C. Students for Degree courses and 17 S.C. Students for Post-Graduation Courses. Now the scheme has been revised as per G.R. dated 15-10-2010 & dated 22-10-2010 Scholarship will be given to 50 students as 26 students for Post Graduate Courses and 24 S.C. students for PHD Courses from the year 2010-11. The age limit for the scholarship is not more than 35 years & the parent's total income not exceed than Rs. 2.50 lakhs per year. After successful completion of foreign education the students will have to pay the 10 present of minimum amount of the total expenditure to the Social Justice Fund. Selected students will get full fee and maintenance allowance fixed by the

foreign university. The tuition fees & other fee will be paid by swift to the University's bank account & maintenance & books expenditure will be paid by swift to student's bank account. If students do not complete the course / education it is compulsory for him to refund all the expenses incurred by the Government for his course. The expenditure of last five years as follows-

(Rs. In Lacks) Sr.No Year Expenditure Beneficiaries

1 2007-08 335.70 23 2 2008-09 450.69 25 3 2009-10 686.40 24 4 2010-11 721.15 35 5 2011-12 767.18 30

Government Hostels

In order to enable Backward class Boys and Girls to take advantage of educational facility, hostel facilities are also provided by Government. In these hostels students are admitted on merit and are provided with not only free boarding and lodging, but also with text books, stationery articles, clothing and bedding, medical aid, conveyance facilities and special coaching facilities including computer training for their physical and intellectual development. By the end of 2008-2009 there are 271 Government Backward Class Hostels in the state. Government has decided to start a new 100 Government Hostels at taluka level having capacity of 100 student at each hostel.Govt. also decided to construct Govt bldg. with the cost 3.26 crore each.out of 100, 53 bldg are complted. Government has taken decision to started 7 hostel at 7 division places of wich four Hostels completed and started, having capacity of 1000 students at each hostel. Expenditure:- A) For new 100 Government Hostels building construction

Scheme Year Grant received Actual Expenditure Construction of Government Hostels

2007-08 110 crore 110 crore

2008-09 59.15 crore 59.15 crore 2009-10 40.32 crore 29.99 crore 2010-11 88.90 crore 60.25 crore 2011-12 114.75 crore 113.53 crore Total 413.12 cr. 372.92 cr.

B) For Hostels Expenditure

Scheme Year Grant received Actual Expenditure For Government Hostels 2011-12 167.31 crore 128.84 crore

Aided Hostels Category No of Hostels Students

Boys Aided Hostels 1816

80933

Girls 572 18319

Total 2388

99252

* Admission -5th to 10th Standard Students * Free Shelter, Meal, Beds, Sports Material etc. is provided to students * Fixed monthly pay of hostel Warden, Cook, Help[er & Watchman * Rs. 900/-P. M. Grant has given to institute per residential student for 10 months * 75% of Buliding Rent approved by P. W. D. Grants Expenditure Beneficiaries 2011-12 Rs. 99.15 Cr. Rs.99.15 Cr. 99252 Training on Demand The Schem e was started from 2003 The main aim behind thish scheme is to provide short term technical courses to less educated Backword Class Students through I. T. I. and Other Training Institutes so that they will get a benefit of Self- employment. Trainees will gets Rs. 100 p. m. stipend for training period. Expenditure Beneficaries SC 2011-12 3.71 Crs. 7274 VJNT 2011-12 0.41 Crs. 1655

Government Residential Schools for Scheduled caste and Nav Buddhas Boys and Girls

Government Resolution dated 1st june 2006 Government has taken decision to start 353 Government Residential Schools for Scheduled caste and Nav Buddhas Boys and Girls for 1st to 7th standard. Out of this 353 Government Residential Schools Government has also taken decision to start 100 Government Residential Schools in first phase from the academic year 2007-2008. As per Government Resolution dated 29 June 2011 Government has given the guidelines to start the Government Residential Schools for 5th standard to 7th standard and 8th standard from 2012-2013 and then 9th,10th standards as per natural growth. As per Government Resolution dated 4th June 2007 at different taluka levels places were fixed for Government Residential Schools for Scheduled caste and Nav Buddhas Boys and Girls with the cost 4.42 crore each. Out of this 100 Government Residential Schools construction of 67 schools is completed and construction of 24 schools is under progress..

Expenditure:- A) For building construction

Year Grant received Actual Expenditure

Construction of Government Residential Schools

2007-08 100 crore 100 crore

2008-09 160.89 crore 160.89 crore 2009-10 53.68 crore 0 2010-11 36 crore 36 crore 2011-12 97.75 crore 97.75 crore Total 448.32 cr. 394.64 cr.

B) For School Expenditure

Scheme Year Grant received Actual Expenditure

Government Residential Schools

2011-12 115.60 crore 43.62 crore

3. Protective steps against loss of income ,medical care, sickness benefit, unemployment benefits, old age benefit, employment injury benefit, family benefit, maternity benefit, etc

UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS

a)Vocational Training to Backward Class Students As per G.R. No. EBC-2009/PK 155/MVK-2 Dt.29.1.2010 The scheme is started for Scheduled caste & Non Budhas graduate students for employment. The scheme is introduce by the state Govt. with co-ordination through NIIT Ltd. Mumbai for Scheduled Casts student for coaching in various modules for a career in various Organization. The scheme was started on experimental basis for 2010-11 with the seven Divisions. The NIIT provide the following courses in 7 divisions in the state. 1. Accelerated program in Hard ware & Net Working. Accelerated programme in selling & customer service The NIIT has completed the first Module i.e. in the year 2010-11 under this

scheme 220 boys & 116 girls total beneficiary covered 336. The expenditure on this scheme is Rs.2.10 Cr. The second module course is not sanction by the Stat Govt.

b) TRAINING IN MOTOR CAR DRIVING:-

There is a dearth of trained Motor Drivers and the demand for trained and qualified Motor Drivers increased from year to year, The backward Class persons are however, unable to take training. As per G.R., S.W.A.Cs and S. department No. Misc-1095/CR-57/DCW-2, dated 26 the July 1995 Government has decided that such training should be given by voluntary agencies in Jalgaon and Nashik accordingly. This scheme is extended on State level and amended as per G.R. No. ´ÖÖê¾ÖÖ¯ÖÏ/¯ÖÏ. Îú.14/´ÖÖ¾Ö ú-2, dated 4 Feb. 2008. As per the availability of grant, maximum 30 candidates are admitted in each session in a district. The type of training various rate has been given to the trainee as under. After completion of training, the R.T.O. gives the licenses to all trainees.

The type of various training rate has been given to the trainee as under:

Type of Training Training Period Sanctioned

Rate

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Light Motor Vehicle Training 40 days Rs. 3,520 2. Heavy Motor Vehicle Training 40 days Rs. 4,100 3.Conductor Training 08 days Rs. 1,465

(Rs. In Lakhs) Sr.no Year Budget Expenditure Target Achievement

1 2007-08 Nil

2 2008-09 489.80 489.82 38459 38459

3 2009-10 2149.05 2149.05 61053 61053

4 2010-11 2341.76 2341.76 71538 71538

5 2011-12 1067.57 902.27 32120 29532

Car- Motor Driving Training

c) Divisional Level Government Industrial Training Institutes for Scheduled caste and Nav Buddhas Boys and Girls

Government Resolution dated 9 January 2006 Government has taken decision to start 6 Divisional Level Government Industrial Training Institutes for Scheduled caste and Nav Buddhas Boys and Girls, Which includes 12 trades with the capacity of 16 students each.

Scheme Year Grant received Actual Expenditure

Construction of Government Residential Schools

2007-08 10.0 crore 9.87 crore

2008-09 13.24 crore 13.24 crore 2009-10 7.20 crore 0 2010-11 4.00 crore 4.00 crore 2011-12 5.10 crore 0 Total 39.54 crore 27.11 crore

d) Pre-Military Training school

S. No Category No. of under trainees

No. of Trainees

No. of training allotted Under Car- Motor Drawing Training school

2007-08

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11

2011-12

1 General Category

-- -- -- -- -- -- --

2 OBC -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3 SC 0 206372 0 38459 61053 71538 35322 4 ST -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 5 Total -- 206372 0 38459 61053 71538 35322

S. No

Category No. of under trainees

No. of Trainees

No. of training allotted Under Pre-Military Training school

2007-08

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11

2011-12

1 General Category

-- -- -- -- -- -- --

e) PRE-MILITARY OF POLICE RECRUITMENT TRAINING FOR SCHEDULED CASTES AND NAV BUDDHA YOUTH It is observed that unemployment in Scheduled caste and Nav-Buddha youth

is on large scale. Because of last of training in spite of being capable those people do

not get chance in Military and Police recruitment. Considering the back, the

Government has decided to give Pre-Military and Police recruitment training for

Scheduled caste and Nav-Buddha Youth vide GR. No. OBC-2005/CR.78/MVK-2,

dated 8 Feb. 2006. The training if for three months including Running, High Jump,

Long Jump, Shooting etc. The expenditure is incurred of Rs. 500 per student for

three months

Sr.no Year Budget Rs. In Lakhs)

Expenditure Target Achievement

1 2007-08 0 0 0 0

2 2008-09 300.00 0 0 0

3 2009-10 275.00 0 0 0

4 2010-11 450.00 0 0 0

5 2011-12 500.00 366.68 5880 4413

OLD-AGE BENEFIT GRANT-IN-AID TO HOMES FOR AGED AND INFIRM:- Several Voluntary organisations have taken up themselves the responsibility

of providing shelter. treatment care, etc., to the old persons aged 55 years and above

and informs below 55 who have no means of subsistence and who are without any

relatives to look after them. There are no Government Institutions for this purpose.

However Government gives grants to the voluntary organisations as per prescribed

rates. Capitation Grants are paid at the rate of Rs. 900 per persons for 12 months

while building grants at the rate of Rs. 750 per inmate. In the Maharashtra State 39

old age homes are run by voluntary agencies.

2 OBC -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3 SC 0 4313 0 0 0 0 4313 4 ST -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 5 Total 0 4313 0 0 0 -- 4313

Old Age homes

S. No Category No. of Old Age home Beneficiaries

2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 1 General

Category 1305 1110 1480 1300 1305

2 OBC -- -- -- -- -- 3 SC -- -- -- -- 4 ST -- -- -- -- -- 5 Total 1305 1110 1480 1300 1305

Matoshri Vruddhashram

Vide Government Resolution, dated 17th November 1995, the Matoshri

Vruddhashram has been sanctioned During 2001-2002 after due review, Government

has decided to run the total schemes through the voluntary organisations on no grant-

in-aid basis since 2002-2003. The said decision is issued vide G.R. No OAH- 2001/

C.No. 288/sudhar-1, dated 3 December 2001.

NCSC (APCR)

1 (a) Implementation of PCR Act

1 (b) Implementation of POA Act

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

No. of cases registered

32 28 17 20 13

No. of cases challaned

30 09 18 16

07

No. of cases pending

3

11

8

7

11

investigation Pending trial

454 396 373 341 324

Convicted, % thereof

1 3 2 0 0

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 No. of cases 1386 1459 1272 1403 1456

2. State Level High Power Vigilance and Monitoring Committee (Rules 16 of POA Act, 1995)

3. District High Level Power Vigilance and Monitoring Committee (Rules 17 of

POA Act, 1995) Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 No. of members

1225 1225 1225 1225 1225

Date of Meetings

224 249 221 278 326

Issues Discussed

Issues discussed related to POA & PCR act

Decisions taken / implemented

Related to POA &PCR act as per Minutes.

4. SC Welfare Advisory Board Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 No. of members

Information not available

Date of Meetings Issues Discussed Decisions taken / implemented

SC/ST Protection Cell (Rule 8 of POA Act, 1995)

registered No. of cases challenged

1167 1201 1092 105 1175

No. of cases pending 383 414 382 464 511 investigation Pending trial

4358 4675 4910 5027 5275

Convicted, % thereof 71 57 41 39 55

Year wise Data

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

No. of members

- - - 23 23

Date of Meetings

- - - 30/09/2010 07/02/2011

Issues Discussed

Issues discussed related to POA & PCR act

Decisions taken / implemented

Related to POA &PCR act as per Minutes.

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Total No. of cases registered

1386 1459 1272 1403 1456

Total No. of cases forwarded for challan

1167 1201 1092 1105 1175

Final Decision/relief provided to the victims

1182 1340 936 970 1102

6. SC/ST Nodal Officers (Rule 9 of POA Act, 1995)

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Total No. of Nodal Officers

- - 1 1 1

No. of issues / cases taken up - - - - - Total No. of cases forwarded for challan

- - - - -

Final Decision/relief provided to the victims

Taken review of district collector, district socieal welfare officer, Public prosecutor.

7. Appointment of Special Officrs (Rule 10 of POA Act,1995)

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Total No. of Special Officers appointed

Appointment of special officers is not made. Special district socieal welfare officer are co-ordinate with all DM& SP & Other responsible officer for implementations under thish act. No. of cases assigned to them

No. of cases investigated by them Final outcome

8. (a) Legal Aid ( Rule 11 of POA Rules,1995)

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 No. of cases received N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. No. of cases where relief provided

N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 412

Total amount given N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Pendency N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

8. (b) Travelling ( Rule 11 of POA Rules,1995)

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 No. of cases received N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. No. of cases where relief provided

N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 24

Total amount given N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Pendency N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

8. (c) Maintenance Expenses ( Rule 11 of POA Rules,1995)

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 No. of cases received N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. No. of cases where relief provided N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Total amount given N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Pendency N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.

9. Toll Free Helpline for SCs/STs

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Telephone No

Proposal is submitted by IG(PCR) to IGP for 24 hours. Toll free help ;ine. And Social welfare department has started toll free helphone for all schemes of social welfare department form 2Oct.2010 (Help line No. 18002331155 )

Total Calls received No. of cases registered

10. Special Courts (Section 14 of POA Act, 1989) Special Police Statement by whom?

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 No. of Courts *Govt. of Maharashtra has been issued resolution

on dated on 17/11/2011 regarding to set up 6 divisional level exclusive special courts and Maharashtra Govt. resolution on dated 20/11/2012 regarding to sanction 54 posts for exclusive special courts.

No. of crimes pending investigation Pending Trials Closed / Acquitted Convicted % therof

11. Relief of Rehabilitation (Rule 12 of POA Rules 1995)/Contingent plan Rule 15 Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 No. of cases taken up

1384 1459 1272 1403 1456

No. of cases in which relief was Provided

1182 1340 930 970 920

12 (a) Training/publicity on PCR Act to sensitize police and others

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 No. of training provided to police, Prosecuting Officers

- - 785 534 592

To Civil Administration. Whether provided to Special Judges?

- - - - -

To villagers.

1071 1071 1071 1071 1071

(b) Training/publicity on POA Act to sensitize police and others

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 No. of training provided to police, Prosecuting Officers

641 653 785 534 594

To Civil Administration. - - - - - Whether provided to Special Judges?

- - - - -

To villagers. 471 357 297 567 658

13. Atrocities

Year wise comparison of Crime

No. of Crimes

% of Crimes

Pending investigation

Pending trial

Decided/ convicted

% of Conviction & Rank

Remarks

Conv

Acq

Sec. Withdrawn

2010 1423 - 471 5368 39 961 36 0.60 2009 1289 - 390 5283 43 829 26 0.69 2008 1487 - 425 5071 60 858 33 0.99 2007 1418 - 386 4812 72 1704 67 1.08

14. Training for guiding Investigating Officer in POA Act, 1989

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Total No. of Police personnel to whom this training provided.

Nil

Nil

785 Workshops were conducted



To Civil Administration Officers.

Nil

Nil

STATEMENT SHOWING REPRESENTATION OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN UNIVERSITY/COLLEGES/SCHOOLS FOR TEACHING AND NON TEACHING POSTS SEPERATELY AS ON 01.01.2012. Grades of the service

Total No. of posts

Total No. of employees

Employees belonging to SCs

Percentage

1 2 3 4 5 Teaching 3174 1681 227 13.50

Non-Teaching 52 27 3 11.12 Gr. A 3226 1708 230 13.48 Gr, B 74 28 2 7.14 Gr, C 2671 2089 288 13.79 Gr, D* 1284 1123 122 10.86 Total 7255 4948 642 Appointment on contract basis including safaikaramcharies

218

149

642

65.57

*Excluding safaikaramcharies. STATEMENT SHOWING RECRUITMENT OF SCHEDULED CASTES UNIVERSITY/COLLEGES/SCHOOLS FOR TEACHING AND NON TEACHING POSTS SEPERATELY DURING THE YEAR. Grades of the service

Total No. of vacancies notified

Total No. of vacancies filed up

Employees belonging to

Vacancies lapsed after 3 years

Number of reserved vacancies dereserved

Numb er of reserv ed vacanc ies c/f

Reason for de reservati on

SCs % SC SC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Teaching

496

Non-Teaching

2

Gr. A 497 Nil # Nil

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Gr, B 5 Nil # Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Gr, C 148 65 13 20.00 Nil Nil Nil Nil Gr, D* 13 4 1 25.00 Nil Nil Nil Nil Total 664 69 14 *Excluding safaikaramcharies.

Position of SCs as on 1st January, 2012 on account of retirement, resignation, dismissal, promotion UNIVERSITY/COLLEGES/SCHOOLS FOR TEACHING AND NON TEACHING POSTS SEPERATELY during the year Grades of the service

Total No. of posts

Total No. of employees

Employees belonging to SCs

Percentage

1 2 3 4 5 Teaching 3174 0 0 0.00 Non Teaching 52 3 0 0.00 Gr. A 3226 3 0 0.00 Gr. B 74 2 `0 0.00 Gr. C 2671 129 22 17.05 Gr.D* 1284 51 17 33.33 Total 7255 185 39 STATEMENT SHOWING THE NUMBER OF RESERVED VACANCIES FILLED UP BY DIRECT RECRUITMENT BY MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES UNIVERSITY/COLLEGES/SCHOOLS FOR TEACHING AND NON TEACHING POSTS SEPERATELY DURING THE YEAR SCHEDULED CASTES

SCHEDULED CASTES Class of Post

Total No. of vacancies

No. of vacancies reserved

No. of SCs candidates appointed

Shortfall No. of STs candidates appointed against vacancies reserved for SCs in the 3rd year of carry forward

No. of SC vacancies carried forward to the next year

Notified Filled Out of Col. 2

Out of Col. 3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Teaching

496 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Non Teaching

2 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Group ‘A’ 498 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Total Group ‘B’ 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group ‘C’ 148 65 20 13 13 7 Nil Nil (excluding Sweeperes)

Group ‘D’ Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil (Sweeper) *Excluding safaikaramcharies.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE NUMBER OF RESERVED VACANCIES FILLED UP BY PROMOTION (SENIORITY –CUM-FITNESS) BY MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN UNIVERSITY/COLLEGES/SCHOOLS FOR TEACHING AND NON TEACHING POSTS SEPERATELY DURING THE YEAR SCHEDULED CASTES








Out of Col. 3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Teaching 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Non- Teaching

8 2 1 0 0 1 0 0

Group ‘A’ 8 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 Group ‘B’ 28 20 5 1 1 4 0 0 Group ‘C’ 56 56 10 10 10 0 0 0 Group ‘D’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (excluding Sweepers)

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Group ‘D’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (Sweeper) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

STATEMENT SHOWING THE NUMBER OF RESERVED VACANCIES FILLED UP BY PROMOTION BY SELECTION BY MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES UNIVERSITY/COLLEGES/SCHOOLS FOR TEACHING AND NON TEACHING POSTS SEPERATELY DURING THE YEAR SCHEDULED CASTES








Out of Col. 3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Teaching

Nil

Teaching Non

Nil

Group ‘A’

Nil Group ‘B’ Group ‘C’ Group ‘D’

Documents

STATE PROFILE Name of the State:- Maharashtrancsc.nic.in/files/State Profile mahrashtra.pdf · STATE PROFILE Name of the State:- Maharashtra 1. 1) General State India ... NASHIK,