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Issuance of status paper depicting details of the Schemes of

Ministry of Labour & Employment
A.
1.
Name of the Scheme: Grants-in-Aid to research and academic
institutions, voluntarily organizations and non-governmental
organizations for undertaking research in approved labour related
matters
2.
Brief details of the Scheme
A plan scheme Grants-in-Aid to research and academic

institutions,
voluntarily
organizations
and
non-governmental
organizations for undertaking research in approved labour related
matters is being implemented . Under this scheme, grant is provided to
deserving research and academic institutions, voluntary organizations,
NGOs etc. on the merits of the proposals examined and recommended
by the respective subject-matter divisions in the Ministry. This scheme
was started in 1995-96.
Since its inception, sixty four research studies in the areas of
labour welfare, social security, industrial relations, enforcement of
minimum wages, employment services and training have been
completed. Presently, twelve research studies are in pipeline.
Under this Scheme, two types of proposals, internal and external
are considered for funding to the organizations. Internal proposals are
such proposals which are taken up on the demand of the subject matter
divisions in the Ministry. External proposals are those proposals which
are submitted suo-motto by the institutions/organizations.
The scheme was last modified in September 2008 raising the
ceiling on cost per study to Rs.6.00 lakh. Some guidelines have also
been changed so as to attract proposals from reputed institutions.
Consequently, the Ministry is receiving a number of good proposals on
various labour related issues. During 2012-13, expenditure of Rs.7.61
lakh was incurred. An amount of Rs.20.00 lakh has been allocated
during annual plan 2013-14 and expenditure incurred is Rs.5.59 lakh.
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3.
Funding pattern of the Scheme, including State Contribution
75% of the total cost of the study is borne by Ministry and 25% by the
Research Organization. There is no involvement of State Government.
(a)
(b)
4.
12th Plan Allocation - Rs.1.00 crore / Allocation of 2013-14

=Rs.20.00 lakh
State Government Contribution for 2013-14 - NIL
Completion Status; if not complete, the reasons for it
It is
continuing Scheme.
5.
Publicity given to the Scheme: Guidelines for the scheme and
application for submitting the proposals are available on the website of

the Ministry.
6.
Number of beneficiaries (State-wise)
7.
Total expenditure incurred (Last two years)
- Not applicable
(a) 2012-13
= Rs.7.61 lakh
(b) 2013-14
= Rs.5.59 lakh
B.
National Child Labour Project (NCLP) Scheme for Elimination

of Child Labour
1.
Brief Details of the Scheme
The National Child Labour Project (NCLP) Scheme is an ongoing

Central Sector Scheme (CSS) with 100% Central Grant to the District
Project Societies headed by District Collectors/ District Magistrates from
Plan Budget of the Ministry of Labour & Employment. The scheme is
proposed to be continued in the 12th Five Year Plan of the Ministry. The
Government of India initiated this scheme in 1988 to rehabilitate the
working children, especially those withdrawn from hazardous
occupations and processes. The scheme is presently sanctioned for 270
Child Labour endemic districts. These societies identify implementation
agencies to operate NCLP special training centres. The implementation

agencies could be the project societies themselves or identified NGOs/
voluntary organisations. Children in the age of 9-14 years, working in
hazardous occupations / processes are identified through a survey,
conducted every three years approximately. Besides bridge education,
these children are provided stipend, supplementary nutrition, vocational
training and regular health check-ups in these training centres. Each
centre currently has provision for one vocational instructor and two
educational instructors. The children are given bridge education in the
Centres for 2 to 3 years after which they are mainstreamed in regular
schools. The NCLP society is also responsible for spreading awareness
about evils of child labour in the district. So far more than 10 lakh
children have been mainstreamed through the Scheme.
2.
Funding of the Scheme
The allocation of the Scheme for the 12th Plan is Rs.645 crore. As
this is a Central Sector Scheme the contribution of State Government to
the Scheme is Nil.
3.
Completion Status
The NCLP Scheme is an ongoing scheme and its objective is

elimination of child labour. There is no specific time frame for the
Scheme as it is aimed at elimination of child labour. The Scheme will
remain operational till there is complete eradication of child labour from
the country.
4.
Publicity given to the Scheme: The detailed guidelines of the
Scheme are uploaded on the Ministrys website. Further guidelines /

instructions are issued to the State Government from time to time.
5.
The number of beneficiaries:
More than 10 lakh children have been mainstreamed through the

Scheme since inception. During 12th Plan period it is estimated that
about 1.50 lakh child workers would be mainstreamed.
6.
Total expenditure incurred last two years (state-wise) (Last
two years) is as under:
(Rupees In lakh)
Sl. No.
Name of State
2012-13
2013-14
1.
Andhra Pradesh
821.57
610.22
2.
Assam
728.77
631.48
3.
Bihar
1131.42
546.57
4.
Chhattisgarh
824.04
768.83
5.
Gujarat
92.98
70.00
6.
Haryana
261.37
292.93
7.
Jammu & Kashmir
33.00
48.73
8.
Jharkhand
388.35
257.41
9.
Karnataka
371.63
361.89
10.
Madhya Pradesh
911.07
696.16
11.
Maharashtra
780.38
785.26
12.
Nagaland
96.38
151.17
13.
Orissa
1536.74
1112.92
14.
Punjab
242.05
151.02
15.
Rajasthan
323.69
510.95
16.
Tamil Nadu
733.10
600.76
17.
Uttar Pradesh
1225.51
1406.97
18.
Uttarakhand
19.
West Bengal
1707.71
1931.55
12236.76
10934.82
Total
C.
Skill Development Initiative (SDI) Scheme
1. Name of the Scheme: Skill Development Initiative (SDI) Scheme

2. Brief details of the Scheme :
Introduction
The Directorate General of Employment & Training(DGE&T) has
developed a new strategic framework for Skill Development under Skill
Development Initiative(SDI) Scheme namely Modular Employable
Skills(MES) for the early school leavers and existing workers especially in
the unorganized sector in close consultation with industries, State
Governments and experts. The scheme has been operationalised since
May 2007.The MES is Minimum Skill Set which is sufficient for gainful
employment in the world of work. MES allows skills upgradation/formation,
multi entry and exit, vertical and horizontal mobility and lifelong learning
opportunities in a flexible manner and allows recognition of prior learning
Objective
To provide vocational training to persons to improve their
employability by optimally utilizing the infrastructure available in Govt.,
private institutions and the Industry. Existing skills of the persons can
also be tested and certified under this scheme.
To build capacity in the area of development of competency
standards, course curricula, learning material and assessment
standards in the country.
3.
Implementation of the scheme
The scheme has been implemented through various Vocational

Training Providers under the Government, Public/ Private Sector and
Industrial establishments. The organizational framework and structures
required for successful implementation of the SDI scheme at national level
has been done by Apex Committee for MES chaired by the Secretary (L&E)
with the help of National Project Management Cell (NPMC) at National level
and six MES regional cells at regional level. At the state level a registered
State Society has been constituted for implementation of the scheme.
From 1st January, 2012, the SDI Scheme has been made on-line
and operated through a comprehensive Web-portal.
3.
Funding of the scheme
<
a. 12th Plan Size & Allocation : 1200 crore

b. State Contribution : NIL
4.
Completion Status:
In Progress.
<
5.
Publicity given to the scheme: The detailed guidelines of the

Scheme are uploaded on the Ministrys
Advertisements are given in leading newspapers.
6.
website
and

Financial Year
2013-14 2014-15
Number of persons trained / assessed 2.44

(In lakh)
11.22
7.
Total expenditure incurred (state-wise): 2012-13:
2013-14 are given as under :-
and
(Rupees in Lakh)
S.NO.
STATE
2012-13
2013-14
Amount
released
Amount
released
Andaman & Nicobar Islands
106.71
762.00
Andhra Pradesh
2347.00
0.00
Bihar
2600.00
0.00
Chandigarh
37.00
36.00
Chhattisgarh
1038.00
0.00
Dadra & Nagar Haveli
12.00
0.00
Daman & Diu
3.00
11.00
Delhi
450.00
1008.00
Goa
0.00
0.00
10
Gujarat
426.00
0.00
11
Haryana
750.00
0.00
12
Himachal Pradesh
264.00
166.00
13
Jammu And Kashmir
383.00
1100.00
14
Jharkhand
1319.00
0.00
15
Karnataka
1950.00
1854.00
16
Kerala
1234.00
0.00
17
Lakshadweep
0.00
0.00
18
Madhya Pradesh
426.75
3651.00
19
Maharashtra
901.00
0.00
(Rupees in Lakhs)
S.NO.
STATE
20
Odisha
21
Puducherry
22
2012-13
2013-14
Amount
released
Amount
released
1684.00
0.00
26.00
0.00
Punjab
1064.00
0.00
23
Rajasthan
131.00
75.00
24
Tamil Nadu
2711.00
0.00
25
Uttar Pradesh
5000.00
0.00
26
Uttarakhand
208.00
92.44
27
West Bengal
3465.00
0.00
N.E. STATES
Arunachal Pradesh
136.00
1259.00
Assam
253.00
0.00
Manipur
150.00
3.00
Meghalaya
149.00
0.00
Mizoram
39.00
0.00
Nagaland
24.00
160.00
Sikkim
88.00
0.00
Tripura
47.00
85.00
29422.463
10262.44
TOTAL
D. Externally Aided Project (EAP) for reforms and improvement in

Vocational Training services rendered by Central and State
Governments (Vocational Training Improvement Project)
1. Name of the Scheme: Externally Aided Project (EAP) for reforms
and improvement in Vocational Training services rendered by
Central and State Government (Vocational Training Improvement
Project)
2. Brief Details of the scheme:
The Project Development Objective is to improve the employment
outcomes of the graduates from the vocational training system, by
making the design and delivery of training more demand responsive.
The salient features of the scheme includes introduction of multi-skill
courses catering to the need of a particular cluster of industry around an
ITI to produce multi-skilled workforce of world standard. The multi-skill
courses are popularly known as CoE courses. The Scheme, inter-alia,
envisages upgradation of 400 ITIs. 33 State Governments/UTs are
participating under the project. The scheme objective also includes
enhancement of knowledge and skills of ITI instructors and trainers by
strengthening facilities in 14 central institutes. The start date of the
Project was Dec. 2007 and closing date is Nov. 2014.
Under the project, Rs.1644 cr. has been released to the States and
centrally funded institutes against which Rs.1295 cr. has been utilised
till March 2014.
3. Funding of the scheme

(a)
12th Plan Size & Allocation

12th Plan (2012-17) Approved Outlay : Rs.989.19 cr.
( includes Rs.400 cr. for the proposed VTIP Phase II)
(b). State Contribution: Central/State share: 75:25 (90:10 for NE states)
4. Completion Status
The scheme is operational till November, 2014. The % utilisation
against released central funds is 77%. Low ultilsation is due to the
reason that additional funds of Rs.242 crore have been released for ITI
upgradation during FY 2013-14. Follow up action has been / is being
taken with the respective State Government.
5. Publicity given to the Scheme
The detailed guidelines of the

Scheme are uploaded on the Ministrys website.
6. The number of beneficiaries : 70,000 in an academic session

(approx.)
7. Total expenditure incurred (state-wise)(Last

2012-13 and 2013-14 are as under :
Head : Grants-in-aid
Sl
States / UTs
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
Andhra Pradesh
Andaman & Nicobar
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chhattisgarh
Daman & Diu
Delhi
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Lakshadweep
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Manipur
Meghalaya
Mizoram
Nagaland
Orissa
Puducherry
Punjab
Rajasthan
Sikkim
Tamil Nadu
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
Uttarakhand
West Bengal
Total (States/ UTs)
CFIs
Grand Total
*Central / State share: 75:25
Total number
of ITIs
covered
under VTIP
25
1
1
7
8
18
1
3
7
29
16
11
10
3
30
7
1
28
87
2
1
1
1
9
1
27
10
1
17
1
16
10
10
400
two
years):
(Rupees in lakh)
*Fund released
FY 2012-13
FY 2013-14
(central share)
(central share)
126.16
53.56
24.03
344.61
0.00
547.61
53.76
0.00
176.00
243.75
558.12
225.00
253.00
48.59
488.76
242.54
0.00
300.00
769.44
16.99
0.00
0.00
6.93
265.05
6.90
508.00
400.12
0.00
673.41
1.16
0.00
137.59
256.52
6727.60
610
7337
2203.04
0.00
114.71
0.00
0.00
260.75
10.50
60.00
416.00
2579.00
1324.47
483.00
332.00
0.00
1509.28
363.32
0.00
3045.30
3942.08
0.00
72.00
143.50
70.84
1259.99
59.65
2038.74
279.71
72.00
1428.47
113.76
1015.06
637.35
432.23
24266.75
860
25127
(90:10 for NE states)
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E.
Skill Development in 34 Districts Affected by Left

Extremism
Wing
1.
Name of the scheme: Skill Development in 34 Districts

Affected by Left Wing Extremism
2.
Brief Details of the scheme:
The scheme was formulated in 2011 to create Skill Development

infrastructure in 34 districts in 9 States closer to the people on Left Wing
Extremism (LWE) affected districts i.e. Andhra Pradesh, Bihar,
Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Uttar
Pradesh and West Bengal. The scheme was effective from 1st April, 2011
and approval of Honble LEM & Honble FM has been obtained for
continuation up to 31st March, 2016. The revised cost of the scheme is
Rs.241.65 crore.
Components:
Skill training programmes for
1000 youth in Long Term Training @ 30 per district,
4000 youth in Short Term Training @ 120 per district and

Train 340 youth in Instructor Training @ 10 per district.
Infrastructure will be created for
34 Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) @ one ITI per district
and
68 Skill Development Centres (SDCs) @ two SDCs per
district.
3.
Funding of the scheme:
(a)
12th Plan Size & Allocation: Rs. 150.00 crore
(b)
State Contribution: First component is 100% funded by

Central Government. The 2nd component is funded 75% by
Central Government and 25% State Government. The total
cost of the project is estimated to Rs.241.65 crore.
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4.
Completion Status:
An amount of Rs.107.02 crore has been released so far to 9 States.

Construction of 8 ITIs and 16 SDCs in Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, West
Bengal is yet to commence. Construction of 24 ITIs & 48 SDCs are in
progress in Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh
and Odisha. Establishment of 2 ITIs and 4 SDCs in Maharashtra are in
tendering stage. Utilization certificates amounting to Rs.1.70 crore from
the State of Uttar Pradesh and Rs.8.31 crore from the State of Odisha
have been received.
5.
Publicity given to the scheme: The detailed guidelines of the
6.
7.
Total expenditure incurred (state-wise)(Last two years) is as
under:
Fund Release (Rupees in Lakh)
Sl No
States
2012-13
Skill
ITIs &
Training SDCs
2013-14
Total
Skill
ITIs &
Training SDCs
Total
355.84 375.13
0.00
355.84 355.84
19.29
Bihar
0.00
319.15 319.15
17.71 1236.27 1253.98
Chhattisgarh
24.11
281.73 305.84
151.67
0.00 151.67
175.78
281.73 457.51
Jharkhand
108.44
242.81 351.25
29.31
234.74 264.05
137.75
477.55 615.30
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Orissa
Uttar Pradesh
9.74
39.83
West Bengal
9.74
45.71
Total
19.29
Total
Andhra Pradesh
45.32
19.29
Skill
ITIs &
Training SDCs
9.73
0.00
Total
17.71 1555.42 1573.13
0.00
0.00
0.00
9.73
19.50
90.63 110.13
0.00
0.00
0.00
19.50
90.63 110.13
48.74
187.93 236.67
0.00
150.00 150.00
48.74
337.93 386.67
49.57
0.00
164.98 164.98
9.74
204.81 214.55
55.45
17.30
230.00 1608.95 1838.95
0.00
17.30
235.28 1785.99 2021.27
27.04
45.32
55.05
55.05
45.71
72.75
465.28 3394.94 3860.22
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F.
Enhancing Skill Development Infrastructure in NE States and

Sikkim
1.
Name of the scheme: Enhancing

Infrastructure in NE States and Sikkim
2.
Brief Details of the scheme:
Skill
Development
The States of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya,

Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura located in Indias North Eastern
region are covered under the scheme. The scheme was effect from
02.02.2011 and approval of Honble LEM obtained in August 2013 for
continuation up to 31st March, 2017. Total revised cost of the scheme is
Rs.149.80 crore.
(i)
Upgradation of 20 ITIs by introducing three new trades per

ITI;
(ii)
Supplementing infrastructure deficiencies in 28 ITIs by

constructing new hostel, boundary wall and supplementing
old and obsolete tools and equipment;
(iii)
Funding Monitoring Cells at Central & State Level and
(iv)
Establishment of 14 ITIs in seven North Eastern States
3.
Funding of the scheme:

a. 12th Plan Size & Allocation: Rs.150.00 crore
b. State Contribution: The scheme is 100% centrally funded for

the component no I, II & III. The funding for component No IV
is 90% Central and 10% State funding.
The total cost of the project is estimated to Rs.149.80 crore.
4.
Completion Status:
An amount of Rs.75.36 crore has been released so far to eight

North Eastern States. The scheme is 100% centrally funded for the
component Number I, II and III. Construction work in all the States is yet
to be completed.
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5.
Publicity given to the scheme- The detailed guidelines of the
6.
The number of beneficiaries: Scheme is not beneficiary oriented.
7.
Total expenditure incurred (state-wise)(Last two years)

Fund Release (Rupees in Lakh)
Sl
State
No
2013-14
2012-13
Total
Old Components
New ITI
Total
Arunachal Pradesh
137.97
6.18
723.15
729.33
867.30
Nagaland
317.17
6.18
241.05
247.23
564.40
Sikkim
96.32
0.00
0.00
0.00
96.32
Manipur
495.00
442.14
241.05
683.19
1178.19
Mizoram
368.23
106.18
482.10
588.28
956.51
Meghalaya
0.00
6.18
241.05
247.23
247.23
Assam
222.91
6.18
964.20
970.38
1193.29
Tripura
121.62
6.18
482.10
488.28
609.90
1759.22
579.22
3374.70
3953.92
5713.14
Total
G.
Scheme Upgradation of 1396 Government ITIs through Public

Private Partnership
Name of the
Scheme
Upgradation of 1396 Government ITI through

Public Private Partnership
Brief Details of the

Scheme
The scheme of Upgradation of 1396 Govt.

ITIs through Public Private Partnership was
launched in 2007-08 with a total outlay of
Rs.3,550 crore to improve the employment
outcome of graduates from the vocational
training system, by making design and delivery
of training more demand responsive. By the end
of the 11th Five Year Plan, a total of 1227
Government ITIs were covered and Rs. 3067.50
14
Crore was released. The release of funds under

this scheme has come to end by March, 2012.
Salient features of the scheme:
An Institute Management Committee (IMC),
headed by the Industry Partner is
constituted in the ITI and registered as a
Society.
Interest free loan of upto Rs.2.5 cr. is given
by the Central Government directly to the
IMC Society and financial and academic
autonomy is given to the IMC society.
The interest free loan is repayable by the
IMC with a moratorium of 10 years and
thereafter in equal annual installments
over a period of 20 years.
3
Funding of the
Scheme
(a)
(b)
12th Plan
Size &
Allocation
State
Contribution
Rupees 20 crore
NIL
Completion Status
Funding has come to end by March 2012.

Monitoring of the scheme is continued.
Publicity given to
the Scheme
--
The number of
beneficiaries
1227 Government ITIs
Total expenditure
incurred (statewise) (Last two
years)
The release of funds under this scheme has

come to end by March, 2012.
(a) 2012-13
(b) 2013-14
Given in Annexure
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Annexure
Summary of Fund released during last two financial years (1396 scheme)
(In Rupees)
Sl.No.
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
State
Andhra Pradesh
Arunachal Pradesh
Assam
Bihar
Chandigarh
Chhattisgarh
Dadra & Nagar Haveli
Delhi
Goa
Gujarat
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh
Jammu & Kashmir
Jharkhand
Karnataka
Kerala
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Mizoram
Nagaland
Orissa
Puducherry
Punjab
Rajasthan
Tamil Nadu
Tripura
Uttar Pradesh
Uttarakhand
West Bengal
Grand Total
Fund released during

F.Y. 2012-13
F.Y. 2013-14
0
356000
0
301000
0
130000
0
0
0
46000
120000
741888
0
0
47000
33000
0
0
246000
0
124750
174281
0
96000
0
664250
0
55000
0
428000
600000
762000
240000
0
0
480000
338000
338000
350000
391000
41000
118500
0
0
276000
0
156000
123372
0
159250
0
0
0
0
0
174450
76000
0
2614750
5571991
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H.
1 Name of the Scheme: Construction, Upgradation and Maintenance of
Office building, Staff Quarters, Skill Training

Institutes, VRCs for Handicapped and Rural
Rehabilitation Extension Centres
2
Brief Details of the Scheme:
21 Vocational Rehabilitation Centres for Handicapped (VRCs) are

functioning in the country with an objective to evaluate the residual
capacities of Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) and assist them in the
process of
vocational rehabilitation through vocational training,
vocational guidance, career counseling and placement in productive
employment.
3
Funding Pattern of the Scheme, including State contribution:

Central Sector Scheme
12th Plan Size & Allocation for 2013-14: Rs. 60 crore
State Contribution (if any) for 2013-14: NIL (Central Sector Scheme)
6.
Completion Status, if not completed the reasons for it:
The above mentioned scheme is an Ongoing Central Sector Plan

Scheme which aims at assisting Persons with Disabilities in the process
of their vocational rehabilitation and making them independent,
productive and self reliant. The scheme is likely to continue indefinitely.
7
Publicity given to the Scheme:
Vocational Rehabilitation Centres (VRCs) located in States

publicize the activities of the Centres through organization of camps, job
fairs, distribution of leaf lets, print and electronic media and persons
with disabilities as messengers etc. Further , the detailed guidelines of
the Scheme are uploaded on the Ministrys website
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Number of beneficiaries (State wise) :

Number of beneficiaries activity wise during the year 2013-14 is
given as under:
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Activity
Number of beneficiaries
Intake
33230
Evaluation
33091
Rehabilitation
11928
Total Expenditure incurred (State wise) (Last two years)

(Rupees in Lakh)
Sl.No.
Year
B.E.
Expenditure
(a)
2012-13
479.00
380.74
(b)
2013-14
500.00
401.24
I.
1.
Name of the Scheme: Welfare of SC / ST Job-seekers through
Coaching, Vocational Guidance and Training and Introduction of new
courses in existing CGCs and Establishments of new CGCS in States not
covered so far
2.
Brief Details of the Scheme :
A Plan scheme "Welfare of SC/ST job seekers through Coaching,

Guidance & Vocational Training and introduction of new courses in
existing CGCs and Establishment of new CGCs in the States not covered
so far is being implemented through Coaching-cum-Guidance Centres
for SC/STs (CGCs). Through this scheme career guidance and training
facilities are extended to SC/ST job seekers.
A New Scheme on Introduction of New Courses in existing
Coaching-Cum- Guidance Centres for SC/ST for providing one year O
level Computer Training by outsourcing through DOEACC now National
Institute of Electronics & Information Technology (NIELIT) or its
accredited institutions was started in w.e.f 03.08.2009 during 2009-10
and will be continued during the 12th Five Year Plan period. A new
Scheme on Introduction of New Courses in existing CGCs for providing
one year O level Computer Hardware Maintenance Training has also
been started w.e.f. 01.08.2012 through NIELIT.
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As far as possible the number of candidates covered under this

scheme are decided to make optimum utilization of available budget
allocation under this scheme.
3. Funding Pattern of the Scheme, including State contribution:
Central Sector Scheme
12th Plan Size & Allocation for 2013-14: Rs. 38 crore.
State Contribution (if any) for 2013-14: NIL (Central Sector Scheme)
4.
Completion Status, if not completed, the reasons for it:
The above mentioned scheme is an Ongoing Central Sector Plan

Scheme which aims at assisting the SC/ST Job Seekers to enhance
their employability through coaching/Training. The scheme is likely to
continue indefinitely.
5. Publicity given to the Scheme Coaching-cum-Guidance Centres for
SC/STs located in States publicize the activities of the Centres through
organization of camps, job fairs, distribution of leaf lets, print and
electronic media The detailed guidelines of the Scheme are uploaded
on the Ministrys website .
6.
Number of beneficiaries (State wise) :
Number of beneficiaries activity wise during the year 2013-14 is

given as under:
Activity
Number
beneficiaries
Providing vocational guidance and career

counseling services to educated SC/ST job seekers
146596
Providing facilities of typing and shorthand to

SC/ST job seekers while waiting for placement
15425
Providing coaching to prepare SC/ST candidates

for competitive exams/selection test to Group C
posts.
1200
Imparting computer training to SC/ST job seekers
2000
of
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7.
J.
Total Expenditure incurred (State wise) (Last two years)

(Rupees in Lakh)
Sl.No. Year
B.E.
Expenditure.
(a)
2012-13
700.00
640.15
(b)
2013-14
800.00
763.01
Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana
1 Name of the
Scheme
Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana
2 Brief Details
of the
Scheme
Background
Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana for BPL families

(a unit of five) in unorganised sector became
operational on 01.04.2008.
The scheme provides for cashless health

insurance cover upto Rs.30,000 on family floater
basis in any empanelled hospital throughout the
country.
About 10311 hospitals are empanelled under the

scheme.
The premium is shared by the Central and State

Government in the ratio of 75:25. In case of J&K
and north eastern State the ratio is 90:10.
RSBY Extended to
unorganised workers:
various
other
categories
of
During the course of implementation, apart from

BPL families, RSBY coverage has been extended to
various other categories of unorganised workers viz.
Building & Other Construction Workers, licensed
Railway porters, Street Vendors, MGNREGA workers
(who have worked for more than fifteen days during
preceding financial year), Beedi workers, Domestic
workers, Sanitation Workers, Mine Workers, Rickshaw
pullers, Rag pickers and Auto/Taxi drivers. It is the
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endeavour of the Government to extend Rashtriya

Swasthya Bima Yojana (RSBY) to all unorganised
workers in a phased manner. Status of implementation of
RSBY.
The scheme is being implemented in 28 States and

Union Territories covering 458 districts.
As on 31.03.2014, 3.69 crore smart cards have been
issued.
More than 70.97 lakh persons have visited the
hospital as on 31.03.2014 and more than
Rs.3257.15 crore have been paid by the insurance
companies as claim amount upto 31.03.2014.
As on 31.03.2014, 28 States/ Union Territories,

namely, Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh,
Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal
Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Jharkhand, Karnataka,
Kerala, Maharashtra, Manipur, Madhya Pradesh,
Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Orissa, Punjab,
Rajasthan, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, West
Bengal, Puducherry and Chandigarh Administration are
implementing the scheme.
3 Funding of
the Scheme
a) 12th Plan
size
Allocation
b) State
Contribution
4 Completion
Status
a) The total 12th Plan size allocation is 7337.56 crore. The

Annual break-up of the allocation (till current financial
year) are as under :
Sl. No.
Year
Budget Estimate
1.
2012-13
1568.56 crore
2.
2013-14
1265 crore
3.
2014-15
1434.30 crore
b) State contribution in the scheme is 25% in the case NE

States and Jammu & Kashmir it is 10%
Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana for BPL families (a unit
of five) in unorganised sector became operational on
01.04.2008.The scheme is being implemented in 28
States/UTs. As on 31.03.2014, more than 3.69 crore smart
cards have been issued. Against available data of
6,84,72,226.
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5 Publicity
given to the
Scheme
Publicity of the scheme is done by the State Nodal

Agency (SNA) at State Level / district level through
banners, hoarding and print media Nukkad Natak miking
door to door companying etc. The Insurance Companies
also undertake such steps before and during enrolment
in consultation with SNAs. Post enrolment publicity is
separately done by SNA by involving NGOS, organizing
Health Camps etc.
6 The number
of
beneficiaries
3.69 crore (as on 31.04.2014)
7 Total
expenditure
incurred
(State-wise)
Last two year
Total expenditure under RSBY

Rs. In Crore
Sr.
No. Name of State
2012-13
2013-14 (As on
31.03.2014)
a) 2012-13
Gujarat
53.49
60.59
b) 2013-14
Punjab
8.88
5.58
Tamil Nadu
0.00
0.00
Himachal Pradesh
10.53
9.03
Haryana
18.24
13.01
Bihar
245.20
152.71
Kerala
118.57
115.49
West Bengal
214.93
160.45
Maharashtra
35.02
13.88
10
Uttarakhand
9.05
1.78
11
Uttar Pradesh
64.44
72.56
12
Jharkhand
56.68
51.25
13
Chandigarh
0.00
0.00
22
14
Delhi
3.86
0.00
15
Chhattisgarh
37.60
48.34
16
Assam
6.78
35.68
17
Nagaland
6.33
2.07
18
Tripura
23.68
18.70
19
Meghalaya
2.27
1.79
20
Goa
0.00
0.00
21
Karnataka
45.14
31.59
22
Odisha
76.53
70.51
23
Mizoram
5.39
4.31
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Jammu & Kashmir
1.16
0.53
25
Manipur
3.37
2.52
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Puducherry
0.29
0.00
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Madhya Pradesh
0.05
2.82
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Arunachal Pradesh
2.43
0.00
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Rajasthan
6.88
10.72
1056.79
885.91
Total
K.
Centrally Sponsored Plan Scheme for Rehabilitation of

Bonded Labour
1.
Name of the Scheme: Centrally Sponsored Plan Scheme for

Rehabilitation of Bonded Labour.
2.
Brief Details of the Scheme: Rehabilitation assistance of
Rs.20, 000/- per freed bonded labour is provided, which is shared by the
Central and State Governments on 50:50 basis. The scheme also
provides Rs.2.00 lakh per district for conducting survey once in three
years, Rs.10.00 lakh every year for awareness generation activities and
Rs.5.00 lakh per year for evaluator studies.
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3.
Funding of the Scheme:

a) 12th Plan Size Allocation : Rs.21.54 crore
b) State Contribution: 50 per cent of the total financial
assistance provided for rehabilitation of bonded labour.
4.
Completion Status: The Scheme is in operation since 1978 and

is continuing scheme.
5.
Publicity given to the scheme: The scheme also includes a

component of awareness generation activities on bonded labour
system.
6.
The number of beneficiaries: 2,79,388
7.
Total expenditure incurred (state-wise) last two years is as

under :
(2012-2013)
State
Date
Purpose
Amount in lakh
Chhattisgarh
12.07.2012
Rehabilitation of 550 bonded labour
55.00
Rajasthan
13.07.2012
05.00
Uttar
Pradesh
07.09.2012
133.50
Karnataka
05.11.2012
35.20
Punjab
28.12.2012
16.40
Karnataka
08.03.2013
72.60
Total
318.90
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(2013-2014)
State
Date
Purpose
Amount in lakh
Tripura
27.11.2013
Survey (10), Awareness Generation (3.20)

& Evaluatory Studies (1)
14.20
Gujarat
23.12.2013
Survey (12) and Evaluatory Studies (01)
13.00
Odisha
07.01.2014
2.80
Rajasthan
28.01.2014
15.00
Uttar Pradesh
18.03.2014
180.00
Total
225.00
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L:
Labour & Employment Statistical System.(DGLB)
1.
Name of the Scheme: Labour & Employment Statistical System.

(DGLB)
2.
Brief details of the scheme:
Labour Bureau is implementing the Plan Scheme, i.e. Labour &

Employment Statistical System (LESS) with following components:
Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW)
Base 2001 = 100.
Objectives: To compile and release CPI (IW) every month used
primarily to determine dearness allowance, besides being used as input
for other policy formulations.
Achievements: CPI (IW) on base 2001=100 released up to the month
of March, 2014.
Rural Labour Enquiry
Objectives:
To compile wage rate data primarily used for fixation and revision of
minimum wages in the scheduled employments in rural areas under
the Minimum Wages Act, 1948.
To provide Wage rate data in respect of 25 agricultural and nonagricultural occupations.
To provide up to date serial data on important socio-economic
characteristics of Rural Labour in general and Agricultural Labour in
particular in the form of five quinquennial reports,
Derivation of weighting diagram for updating the series of CPI
Numbers separately for Agricultural and Rural Labourers.
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Achievements:
CPI Numbers for Agricultural & Rural Labourers (Base 1986-87=100)
released upto the month of March, 2014.
Wage rate statistics upto the month of February, 2014 published in
the Indian Labour Journal.
Collection of Labour Statistics Under the Annual Survey of
Industries (Extension to Sample Sector).
Objectives: The main objectives of ASI (Sample Sector) are:
To build series of data base on Employment, Absenteeism, Labour
Turnover, Earnings and Labour Cost in Manufacturing Sector.
To disseminate information and analyze various components of
Labour Cost such as Wage/Salary, Bonus, Social Security and Staff
Welfare Cost.
Achievements: Reports of Statistics on Employment & Labour Cost
(Volume I) and Absenteeism, Labour Turnover, Employment & Labour
Cost (Volume II) have been released for the year 2010-11,.
Occupational Wage Survey

Objectives: Occupational wage data are collected in respect of workers
in selected Plantations, Mines and Manufacturing Industries at periodic
intervals.
To obtain occupation-wise data on employment, wage rates and
dearness allowance.
To obtain data on different components of pay roll earnings for
different occupations for scientific studies of inter-industry and intraindustry differentials in earnings.
Achievements: The sixth round of OWS covering 56 industries is in
progress. Under this, reports relating to 37 industries have been
released.
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Socio-Economic
(SESDSL)
Surveys
of
Different
Segments
of
Labour
Objectives:
The Socio-Economic Surveys of Different Segments of Labour
(SESDSL) consists of (i) Socio Economic Conditions of Women Workers
in Industry, (ii) All India Survey of Evaluation of implementation of
Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (iii) Survey of Working and Living Conditions
of Labour belonging to SC/ST Communities in Urban Areas and (iv)
Survey of Working Conditions of Workers engaged in Un-organized
Sector of Industries. It aims at:
Achievements: So far, 9 Scheduled Castes workers and 9 Scheduled

Tribes workers, 27 surveys for evaluating the implementation of
Minimum Wages Act, 1948 in different employments, both in organised
and unorganized sector, 21 surveys on Socio-Economic conditions of
Women Workers and 31 surveys have been conducted for workers in
unorganized sectors and reports released.
Other Important Surveys
Quick Employment Surveys on Impact of Global Economic

Slowdown on Employment in India.
Labour Bureau has been conducting Quarterly Quick Employment
Surveys on a continuous basis to assess the impact of economic
slowdown on employment in India in the selected sectors. The first
survey was conducted in the month of January, 2009 for the quarter
Oct.-Dec., 2008. So far twenty such surveys have been conducted and
reports thereon released. The preliminary work for the twenty-first
quarterly quick employment survey for the period of January-March,
2014 has been initiated.
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Employment and Unemployment surveys

Objectives: Labour Bureau has been conducting annual EmploymentUnemployment Survey (EUS) with the prime objective of providing data
on employment and unemployment at annual interval.
Achievements:
The first EUS for the year 2009-10 was conducted during the year
2010. The report on the first EUS was released in September 2010. The
second Annual Employment-Unemployment Survey was conducted
during 2010-11 and the report was released in July, 2012. The Third
Annual Employment- Unemployment Survey conducted in 2012-13 and
released the report in the month of September 2013. The fourth
Employment-Unemployment Survey (EUS) has been launched from
December, 2013 and the field work is in progress.
Modernization of Machine Tabulation Unit (1978)
Objectives:
Computerization of all the schemes of the Bureau in a phased
manner.
Implementation of National E-Governance Plan (NEGP) of the Govt.
of India.
Regular updation and Maintenance of Labour Bureaus website.
Achievements:
Website of Labour Bureau both in English and Hindi, is being updated
regularly.
Validation, processing and tabulation of ASI data.
To impart training on use of computers.
Base Updation of CPI-IW Index :
The objective of updation of base
year of the CPI (IW) is to reflect changes taking place in the economy,
mainly, consumption pattern of industrial workers into the compilation of
CPI(IW).
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Achievements:
The selection of sectors / centres has been got approved from STC
and TAC on SPCL.
The determination of sample size at centre level and All-India has
been approved in meeting of STC held on 24.02.2014.
The draft price collection schedule for market / pilot survey and
schedules A, B, L and P for the main survey have been prepared.
One-day Index Users Conference has been organized at Mumbai on
04.03.2014.
3.
Funding pattern of the scheme, including State contribution

(a)
12th Plan Size & Allocation for 2013-14 :
12th Plan allocation

2013-14 allocation
(b)
Rs. 167.05 crore.

BE Rs. 40.95 crore
RE Rs. 23.00 crore.
State contribution (if any) for 2013-14 : -Nil-
4.
Completion Status: The activities continuing from past plan
periods and included in the current plan period, will continue during the
12th plan also.
All these Schemes are being implemented on continuous basis
from one Plan to another. The base revision of CPI-IW 2001=100 to
2015=100 is for a specific period of
three years and needs to be
th
completed in the terminal year of 12 Plan.
5.
Publicity given to the Scheme:
Advertisements are inserted in print media at all India level,

highlighting the objective and importance of
nation-wide
household based Annual Surveys on Employment-unemployment
and thus soliciting cooperation of respondent households in
collection of reliable data/information.
Reports on Employment-Unemployment Survey Rounds are
released by organizing press conferences and by releasing press
notes.
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Regional level Conferences of Index Users (Trade Unions,

Employers Organizations, State Governments) are organized with
a view to share with them, the methodology followed by Labour
Bureau in base revision of Consumer Price Index Numbers for
Industrial Workers (CPI-IW), to invite their valuable suggestions for
making the exercise more representative, more participative and
more transparent and to obtain their cooperation. Press releases
on such conferences are also made.
Press Notes are given on Consumer Price Index Numbers for
Industrial Workers and for Agricultural/Rural Labourers released
every month for being printed in leading newspapers.
Labour Bureau organizes, inter-alia, trainings at important
industrial centres in northern India for the benefit of primary unit
personnel entrusted with preparing returns prescribed under
various labour statutes. Such training programmes are given wide
publicity.
All publications, Indices and Reports of Labour Bureau are
uploaded on its Website www.labourbureau.nic.in
6.
Number of beneficiaries (State wise): The main users of the
Labour Bureau data/information pertaining to Labour statistics are
various Ministries of Central Government, Planning Commission,
Parliament, ILO, State Governments / UTs, Universities, Research
Institutions and Corporate Sector.
7.
Total Expenditure incurred (state-wise) (Last two years) :
(a) 2012-13 *
(b) 2013-14 *
*Labour Bureau Scheme is not a State specific, therefore,

State-wise expenditure is not available.
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DGMS Schemes
M.
Mine Accident Analysis and Modernization of Information

Database (MAMID
(1) Name of the Scheme
(2) Brief Details

Scheme
of
: Mine Accident Analysis and Modernization of

Information Database (MAMID)
the : This is the restructured plan scheme after

merging two Plan Schemes of Tenth Plan (2002
-07) namely (i) Study of Mines Accidents and
Development of Mines Safety Information
System (SOMA) and (ii) Modernization of
Information Database in DGMS (MID) as per the
Report of Working Group on Occupational
Safety & Health for 11th Five Year Plan 2007-12
of Ministry of Labour and Employment,
Government of India. Keeping the objective of
integration in view, these schemes were merged
into one scheme Mine Accident Analysis and
Modernization
of
Information
Database
(MAMID). This Plan Scheme is continued for
the 12th Five Year Plan 2012-17. Later, a part of
Plan Scheme e-Governance in Directorate
General of Mines Safety (e-DGMS) is merged
with the ongoing Plan Scheme MAMID.
Objective/scope of the scheme
To mitigate risk of disasters and accidents in
mines through detailed analysis of accidents
and dangerous occurrences using risk
assessment and management techniques
and activate promotional channels;
Identification of mines having highest risk of
accidents/disasters
through
detailed
investigation into the operating systems and
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environment in the mine and prepare a Risk

Management Plan for such mines for
implementation;
Dissemination of mine information system
through
various
reports,
technical
instructions/guidelines, circulars on electronic
as well as other conventional media;
Re-engineer work processes to change
governance
pattern
for
simplicity,
transparency, productivity and efficiency.
Transform from Process bound System to
Computerized Automated System.
Develop and Establish Risk Observatory
and National Archives on Occupational
Safety, Health and Work Environment in
mines including Oil & Gas Mines.
(3) Funding pattern of the : Centrally funded scheme

Scheme,
including
State Contribution
(a) 12th Plan size & : 12th Plan Outlay
- Rs. 29.42 Crore.
allocation
for
Fund allocation for 2013-14 Rs. 2.32 crore
2013-14
(b) State Contribution : Not applicable
(if any) for 2013-14
(4) Completion Status; if : Ongoing plan scheme
not complete, the
reasons for it
(5) Publicity given to the : Relevant information are uploaded in
Scheme
website www.dgms.gov.in
DGMS
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(6) Number
of : Not applicable
beneficiaries (State
wise)
(7) Total expenditure
incurred
(Statewise) (Last two
years)
N.
(a)
2012-13
Rs 5.78 Crore
(b)
2013-14
Rs 1.92 Crore
Strengthening of Core Functions of DGMS (SOCFOD)
(1) Name
of
Scheme
the : Strengthening
(SOCFOD)
of
Core
Functions
of
DGMS
(2) Brief Details of the : This is a continuing plan scheme. The scheme has
Scheme
been formulated by merging three on-going plan
schemes of DGMS, namely (1) "Augmentation of
S&T Capabilities, Mine Rescue Services and
Human Resource Development (S&T) (2001)", (2)
Strengthening of Machinery for Conduct of
Statutory Examinations (SSEX)(2000-01) and (3)
Improving Efficiency by Providing Infra Structure
Facilities in DGMS (PIF)(2000-01)" along with
components like Occupational Safety and Health
Surveillance,
promotional
initiatives
and
Emergency Response system.
The objectives of the scheme are: To render scientific and technological support to
the enforcement wing of DGMS.
To develop, improve and update need based
rescue and emergency response services to the
mining industry.
To establish Mine Safety & Health Academy
with institutes at different places for imparting
structured training to DGMS officers and key
personnel of the mining industry.
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To provide infrastructure facilities i.e. office

buildings
and
residential
complexes,
communication facilities and office equipment
and furnishing of offices.
To conduct Occupational Safety, Health and
Welfare Survey in mines of unorganized
sectors.
Provide Dedicated Network Facility for Data,
Audio-Video and Mail messaging with Online
Interactive
Communication
and
Data
Processing System (DC & DRC & all offices).
Provide and maintain infrastructure facilities
including hardware for National Mines Safety &
Health Resource Centre and National Mine
Disaster Control & Management Network.
(3) Funding pattern of : Centrally funded scheme
the
Scheme,
including
State
Contribution
(a) 12th Plan size & : 12th Plan Outlay
allocation
for
Non-Civil
:
Rs. 32.00 Cr.
2013-14
Civil Work :
Rs. 53.00 Cr.
Total
:
Rs. 85.00 Cr.
Allocation for 2013-14
Non-Civil :
Rs. 6.09 Cr.
Civil Work :
Rs. 8.00 Cr.
Total :
Rs. 14.09 Cr.
:
(b) State
Contribution (if
any) for 201314
Not applicable
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(4) Completion
Status;
if
complete,
reasons for it
: Ongoing plan scheme

not
the
(5) Publicity given to : Relevant information are uploaded in

the Scheme
website www.dgms.gov.in
DGMS
(6) Number
of : Not applicable
beneficiaries (State
wise)
(7) Total expenditure
incurred
(Statewise) (Last two
years)
(a) 2012-13
(b) 2013-14
Non-Civil
: Rs. 4.73 Cr.
:
Rs. 4.92 Cr.
Civil Work
Total
Rs. 9.03 Cr.
Rs. 13.76 Cr.
Rs. 5.27 Cr.
Rs. 10.19 Cr.
DG,FASLI Scheme
O.
Development of Regional Labor Institute, Faridabad as

Advanced Centre of Safety Systems for MSME and Chemical
Process Units.
1.
Name of the Scheme: Development of Regional Labor Institute,
Faridabad as Advanced Centre of Safety Systems for MSME and
Chemical Process Units.
2.
The plan scheme named as Establishment of Regional Labor

Institute near Delhi (Faridabad) was formulated in the VIII Plan (199297) which continued through during 9th, 10th and 11th Five Year Plan
under which design and construction the Institute building at Faridabad
has been completed. Now, a new scheme in the modified form has be
en approved to develop the Institute as Advanced Centre of Safety
Systems for MSME and Chemical Process Units
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The objectives of the scheme are:
To develop Regional Labour institute, Faridabad in area of

Occupational Safety and Health systems to meet the
specialized needs of MSMEs and Chemical Process Industry.
Development of Specialized Training Center, Advanced

Research Center and Advanced Awareness Center for
carrying out the Technical activities.
To develop wide spectrum Door-step Facility to impart

knowledge, skills and develop awareness among the workforce and owner-managers of MSMEs.
3.

(a)
12th Plan Size and Allocation:
(b)
State Contribution:
Rupees 14.5 crore

Nil
4.
Completion Status: The activities as envisaged under the plan
schemes are being carried out on regular basis.
5.
Publicity given to the Schemes: The details of the Scheme
have been uploaded on the Website of DGFASLI
6.
The number of the beneficiaries: This cannot be quantified.
7.
Total expenditure Incurred (state-wise)(Last two years):

(a)
2012-13:
Rs. 1,90,20,000/-
(b)
2013-14:
Rs. 2,62,67,000/-
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P. Name of the Scheme : Grant-in-aid
Scheme
for
financial
assistance to Organisations / Institutions
for taking up Programmes / Projects for the
benefit of Women Labour
1.
The Grant-in-aid Scheme of women labour was introduced in the

Sixth Five Year Plan and has continued over the years. Under this
Scheme, voluntary organizations are being provided funds, by way of
grants-in-aid, for organizing working women and educating them about
their rights and duties under various labour laws of Central / State
Governments, legal aid to women and organizing seminars, workshops etc.
aimed at raising the general consciousness about the problems of women
labour. The amount of assistance given to VOs / NGOs for taking up action
oriented programmes for benefit of women labour in unorganized/informal
sectors is 75% (90%in North-Eastern States) of the recurring cost of the
project. The remaining part of the cost is to be borne by the organisation
concerned.
Besides the voluntary and Non-governmental organisations, reputed
academic institutions set up under the Act of Parliament/State Legislation
or any Self Help Group created under Plan and Non-Plan Scheme of
Central/State Government are provided 100% grant to undertake research
studies on the problems and issues related to women labour in informal
and unorganized sectors and render financial assistance to selected
Institutions for conducting research studies.
2.
(a) 12th Plan Size & Allocation: An enhanced allocation of Rs.375

lakhs has been proposed under the Grant in aid Scheme during the 12 th
Plan period with specific focus on awareness generation among women
labour, in the area of wages, like minimum wages, equal remuneration, etc.
to disseminate information on various schemes of Central/State
Government Agencies available for the benefit of women labour.
(b) State Contribution:
Under Grant-in-aid Scheme of Women
Labour Grant-in-aid is provided directly to NGOs/VOs. The amount of
assistance given to VOs/NGOs for taking up action oriented programmes
for benefit of women labour in unorganized/informal sectors is 75% (90%in
North-Eastern States) of the recurring cost of the project. The remaining
25% of the cost of the project is borne by the organisation concerned.
4.
Completion Status:
Ongoing Scheme
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5. Publicity given to the Scheme: The revised guidelines of the

scheme has also been placed on the website of Ministry. In order to
give wide publicity to the Scheme, letters have been issued to State
Labour Secretaries to encourage NGOs/VOs to spread awareness about
the scheme especially among women labour in unorganized sector.
Also, Universities and organisations set up under Central/State Govt.
have also been requested to forward proposals for conducting research
studies on problems and issues relating to women labour in informal and
unorganized sector.
6.
Number of beneficiaries: During the 12th plan period, an
expenditure of Rs.25.85 lakh has been incurred benefiting about 33,800
women labourers.
7.
Total Expenditure incurred (State-wise) (last two years): Under
this scheme Grant-in-aid is provided directly to NGOs/VOs:
Year
2012-2013
2013-2014
Expenditure
Rs.13.39 lakh
Rs.12.46 lakh
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Issuance of status paper depicting details of the Schemes of

Brief details of the Scheme

A plan scheme Grants-in-Aid to research and academic

Funding pattern of the Scheme, including State Contribution

12th Plan Allocation - Rs.1.00 crore / Allocation of 2013-14

Completion Status; if not complete, the reasons for it

Publicity given to the Scheme: Guidelines for the scheme and

application for submitting the proposals are available on the website of

Number of beneficiaries (State-wise)

Total expenditure incurred (Last two years)

National Child Labour Project (NCLP) Scheme for Elimination

Brief Details of the Scheme

The National Child Labour Project (NCLP) Scheme is an ongoing

agencies to operate NCLP special training centres. The implementation

Funding of the Scheme

The NCLP Scheme is an ongoing scheme and its objective is

Publicity given to the Scheme: The detailed guidelines of the

Scheme are uploaded on the Ministrys website. Further guidelines /

The number of beneficiaries:

More than 10 lakh children have been mainstreamed through the

Jammu & Kashmir

Skill Development Initiative (SDI) Scheme

1. Name of the Scheme: Skill Development Initiative (SDI) Scheme

Implementation of the scheme

The scheme has been implemented through various Vocational

Funding of the scheme

a. 12th Plan Size & Allocation : 1200 crore

Publicity given to the scheme: The detailed guidelines of the

The number of beneficiaries:

Number of persons trained / assessed 2.44

Andaman & Nicobar Islands

Dadra & Nagar Haveli

Daman & Diu

Jammu And Kashmir

D. Externally Aided Project (EAP) for reforms and improvement in

3. Funding of the scheme

12th Plan Size & Allocation

(b). State Contribution: Central/State share: 75:25 (90:10 for NE states)

5. Publicity given to the Scheme

The detailed guidelines of the

6. The number of beneficiaries : 70,000 in an academic session

7. Total expenditure incurred (state-wise)(Last

(90:10 for NE states)

Skill Development in 34 Districts Affected by Left

Name of the scheme: Skill Development in 34 Districts

Brief Details of the scheme:

The scheme was formulated in 2011 to create Skill Development

1000 youth in Long Term Training @ 30 per district,

4000 youth in Short Term Training @ 120 per district and

Funding of the scheme:

12th Plan Size & Allocation: Rs. 150.00 crore

State Contribution: First component is 100% funded by

An amount of Rs.107.02 crore has been released so far to 9 States.

Publicity given to the scheme: The detailed guidelines of the

Scheme are uploaded on the Ministrys website.

The number of beneficiaries:

17.71 1236.27 1253.98

17.71 1555.42 1573.13

230.00 1608.95 1838.95

235.28 1785.99 2021.27

465.28 3394.94 3860.22

Enhancing Skill Development Infrastructure in NE States and