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Megalya PAB 2024 25
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Government of [rdia
Ministry of Education
Department of School Education & Literacy
Subject Minutes of the meeting of the Project Approval Board held (PAB) held
on 31st |anuary, 2024 to consider the Annual Work Plan & Budget (AWP&B) 202&
25 of Samagra Shiksha for the State of Meghalaya
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Under Secretary to the Gove ent of India
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To
1. Sh. Syed Md. A. Razi, Secretary Education, Meghalaya
2. Sh. Swapnil Tembe, SPD, Meghalaya
3. Secretary, Ministry of Women & Child Development
4. Secretary, Ministry of Labour & Employment.
5. Secretary, Ministry of Social fustice & Empowerment
6. Secretary, Minist y of Tribal Affairs
7. Secretary, Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation, 4th Floor, Paryavaran
Bhavan, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003
8. Secretary, Mir,i"t y of Minority Affairs, 116 Floor, Paryavaran Bhawan, C@
Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi.
9. Secretary, Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, Ministry
of Social Justice & Empowerment, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-
110003.
10. Shri Rajib Kumar SerL Senior Advisor, Niti Aayog, hlew Delhi.
11. Professor Yogesh Singh, Chairmaru NCTE, Hans Bhawan, Wing 11, 1 Bahadur
Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi - 110002
12. Smt. Nidhi Chhibber, Chairperson, CBSE, New Delhi.
13. Shri Nageshwar Rao, Vice Chancellor, IGNOU, Maidan Garhi. New Delhi.
14. Shri Dinesh Prasad Saklani, Director, NCERT, New Delhi'
15. Professor Shashikala Waniari, Vice Chancellor, NIEPA'
New Delhi
16. Shri Saba Akhtar, Scientist'F' & HOD, NIC
17. Shri Vipin Kumar, Additional Secretary, SE&L
18. Shri Anandrao V. Patil, Additional Secretary, SE&L
19. Ms. Archana Sharma Awasthi, Joint Secretary, SE&L
20. Ms. Prachi Pandey, Joint Secretary, SE&L
21. Ms. Amarpreet Duggat, Joint Seoetary, SE&L
22. Shri Sanjog KaPoor, JS & FA, SE&L
23. Ms. A. Srija, Economic Adviser, SE&L
24. Shri V. Hegde, DDG (Statistics),
Copy, to:
SAMAGRA SHIKSHA
(An Integrated Scheme for School Education)
Minutes ofthe meeting ofthe Project Approval Board held on 29th February,2024 to
consider the Annual work Plan & Budget (AWP&B) 2024-25 of Samagra Shiksha for
the State of MeshalaYa,
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l. Introduction:
The meeting of the Project Approval Board for considering the Annual Work Plan and
Budget (AWP&B) 2024-25 for Samagra Shiksha for the State of Meghalaya was held on
29rh February, 2024 at New Delhi. The list of participants who attended the meeting is at
Annexute-1.
Section I
General Discussion on Educational Indicators and Overall Progress of States
Shri Sanjay Kumar, Secretary (DoSEL) and Chairman PAB welcomed the participants
and asked Additional Secretary. Shri Anandrao V. Patil to share a presentation on the
implementation of Samagra Shiksha Scheme and the status of School Education in
Meghalaya and Nagaland States. The following are the major action points from the
discussion and deliberations during the presentation:
Further the Hon'ble Prime Minister had suggested that students in groups may visit
houses in a village/locality to sensitize the people on the importance of water
conservation. They may collect water samples from these houses during visits and the
quality of water can be tested in the schools by these students using testing kits, which
may be made available. It may also be ensured that water conservation is a part of school
curriculum. State may take appropriate action and report.
3) Saturation of basic schooling facilities: Various facilities have been provided to schools
Io ensure universal access to schooling. As deliberated in the 3'd Chief Secretaries
Conference, the focus should be on saturation of these facilities i.e., potable drinking
water, electricity. girls' and boys' toilets, sports facility, sports ground. etc. For access to
sports ground, it was suggested that a mapping can be done on access ofstudents to sports
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grounds and accordingly provision may be considered at the cluster level, wherein
children can be grouped in batches to utilize the facilities.
ln addition to improving these facilities, it was further suggested that the funds from
MCNRECA and Panchayati Raj institutions may also be dovetailed. ln this regard,
suitable guidelines have been issued by joint signatures ofCEO (NITI Aayog), Secretary
(School Education and Literacy), Secretary (Panchayati Raj), and Secretary (Rural
Development).
4) Ensuring use of ICT in the Classrooms: Secretary, DoSEL shared his concems about
the high pendency in establishment of ICT labs and Smart Classrooms in Meghalaya. He
said that the benefits of digital education can be leveraged only when these pending ICT
labs and Smart Classrooms are made functional. He added that DIKSHA (Digital
lnfrastructure for Knowledge Sharing) is an important resource and this needs to become
part of the pedagogy in the classroom, wherein the resources available can be used by
teachers in classroom transaction.
Priority must be given to complete the ICT labs and Smart Classrooms and using it. To
further augment this effort, he suggested that the focus should also be on saturating
intemet connectivity especially in Secondary and Senior Secondary Schools. For this
purpose, a drive may be initiated by the concemed States and UTs and major service
providers of intemet may be brought on board. State may issue specific
instructions/guidelines to the schools to purchase DTHiSetup box through the ICT funds
and ensure that PM e-Vidya Channels are shown to children in schools. The above
activities should be completed on or before 30th June, 2024.
5) Skill Education: Secretary, DoSEL mentioned that there is substantial pendency in the
setting up of Skill Education Laboratories in some States from the pre-Samagra Shiksha
years. The National Education Policy, 2020 states that all students, particularly those in
secondary stage of schooling, need to undergo Skill Education. He urged the States to re-
evaluate the existingjob roles in light ofthe changing needs ofthejob market and also to
align them as per 2l'r century skills.
6) Support through National Institute for Open Schooling (NIOS) for Out of School
Children (OoSC) of the age group 16 to 19 years: With respect to support through
NIOS for out of school children (OoSC), it was informed that special centres have been
provided by NIOS across the country for students in Covemment schools and the
registration fee in these special centres have been subsidised @ Rs. 2000 per student. This
is a special provision made by NIOS for out of school children and examination fees are
also exempted for first timers. Many States are undertaking enrolment drives for
identification and mainstreaming out ofschool children.
7) Establishment of Vidya Samiksha Kendras (VSK): Vidya Samiksha Kendra, a tool to
monitor educational outcomes, has already been set up at National level at NCERT and
other States are also setting up the same for improved monitoring of activities and
learning outcomes.
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For a more comprehensive perspective, Secretary, DoSEL suggested that the States and
UTs that are still in the process of establishing the VSK, should visit the VSK in Cujarat
and VSK at NCERT & CBSE. Additional Secretary, Shri Anandrao V. Patil requested the
States to make the VSK functional by 3l't March, 2024 as promised by State. The
necessity ofonboarding State Education Boards in a manner akin to that ofthe CBSE was
also emphasized. Efforts to be made by States to integrate Holistic Progress Cards with
VSK.
8) Strengthening of District Institute for Education & Training (DIETs) and State
Council for Educational Research & Training (SCERT): Secretary, DoSEL informed
that the Department is upgrading all functioning 613 DIETs in the country in a phased
manner through infrastructure and technology resource support as vibrant Centres of
Excellence.
The scheme has started with approximately 125 DIETs in FY 2023-24. For this purpose,
all existing vacancies in DIETs of Excellence should be filled on priority by 30th June
2024 and release of funds for a particular DIET of Excellence will be contingent upon
filling of these existing vacancies for academic positions. With a similar objective, it was
further apprised that the department is in the process of strengthening the SCERTs and if
required, a supplementary Project Approval Board may be conducted for this purpose.
9) Display of photographs of teachers: This is one of the priority areas of the 3'd Chief
Secretaries Conference for addressing the issue of proxy teachers and teacher
absenteeism. To address this issue, photographs of teachers should be displayed in a
common area in the school premises. Most ofthe States havc completed this exercise but
this is a continuous process. For this purpose, there should be a provision in schools
where the display of teachers' photographs is updated in case of transl'er or retirement of
a teacher.
l0) Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya (KGBV): Kasturba Candhi Balika Vidyalayas'
(KGBVs) offers a significant opportunity to empower girls. As per NEP 2020, instead of
the existing four types of KCBVs, it was observed that the focus should subsequently be
on one type of KCBV i.e., the Class 6 to 12 type. Ideally, a KCBV should only be a
hostel tied up with a K-12 school.
I l) UDISE+ 2022-23: The UDISE+ data for 2022-23 is in the process of being released and
in the meantime the Department is trying to correlate and triangulate the data to assess the
reason for any increase or decrease in the educational indicators. However, Secretary,
DoSEL highlighted that there seems to be a decrease in the availabiliry of enrolment
capacity as a student goes up to a higher grade due to which seamless transfer is affected.
Moreover, retention rate for schools with grades from I to l2 is very high whereas there
is a drop in the other schools due to presence of multiple school structures. To address
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many such issues, it was informed that a State specific analysis based on the latest
UDISE+ will be shared by DDG Statistics shortly with States. States were advised to
share these data with senior officials of their respective States to draw their attention
towards this important issue of multiplicity of schools. lt will facilitate in making
pertinent policy level decisions as per requirement.
12) Repeaters in grade l0 & 12: As per the data available, across the country, around 27.5
lakh students are failing in Class l0 while around 18.6 lakh students are failing in Class
12. States were informed that the State of Andhra Pradesh has issued an official
govemment order, with effect from the academic session 2023-24, making it mandatory
for students who fail in Classes l0 and 12 to repeat the class as a regular student, with a
focus to improve the Gross Enrolment Ratio.
Furthermore, there are also students who are not appearing in these exams and they could
be the potential candidates for skill-based training and open schooling. Other States and
UTs were also requested to look into this issue and take necessary steps to address the
issues of failures ofstudents in lOth and l2th Classes.
13) Addressing the issue ofPupil Teacher Ratio (PTR) for Children with Special Needs:
Ms. A. Srija, Economic Advisor informed about the recent amendment to the RTE Act,
which prescribes appointment of I special educator for every l0 CwDs for classes I to 5,
and I special education teacher for every l5 CwDs for classes 6 to 8. In this context, as
per the recent directive of the Hon'ble Supreme Court, States are required to file an
affidavit by giving a list of details which includes the number of students with special
needs and the number ofteachers required, within a period of six weeks.
As per information in UDISE+, arotnd 2oo/o schools have CwSN and the percentage of
CwSN at National level is 0.85%. Hence, it was suggested a mapping exercise may be
conducted to assess the requirements of special educators.
l4) Strengthening convergence between stakeholders: lt was observed that at present there
is not much interaction taking place between the schools and higher education
institutions. Under the PM SHRI scheme, an innovative intervention has been initiated
wherein STEM teachers and head teachers can go for trainings in IITs and llMs.
15) Re-analysis of Budget under the three components (EE, SE & TE): Secretary, DoSEL
observed that the budget and expenditure under the Elementary Education, Secondary
Education and Teacher Education head needs to be analysed for all States. The purpose is
to work out avenues for spending more, especially under the SE and TE component. It
was decided to hold a mid-term review under Samagra Shiksha for all States and
UTs to assess and monitor the intervention wise progress and also the requirement
of supplementary funds, if any.
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16) Social Audit: lt was clarified that the expenditure for conducting the Social Audit will be
met from the Media, Monitoring, Management, Evaluation and Research (MMMER)
funds of Samagra Shiksha which constitutes up to 0.50% of State Annual Budget
Allocation. In case flexibility is required in the budget limit proposed, States may write to
the Department for any possible amendment. Further, due to challenges faced by the
States and UTs in identifiing and selecting SAUs, it was informed that the option of
educational institutes based on NAAC rating for conducting Social Audit in schools may
be explored (in case there is no feasibility of signing MoU with SAUs).
The Department will also be reviewing the progress ofSocial Audit on a halfyearly basis,
in which representatives of States and SAU, institute(s) etc.. may participate. A detailed
presentation was made and States/UTs were asked to follow it.
l7) Vidyanjali Portal: The Vidyanjali portal helps volunteers interact and connect directly
with schools of their choice to share their knowledge and skills as well as contribute in
the form of assets, etc. States are urged to onboard their schools and avail the facilities
provided under this initiative. lt was noted that a few States have their own portals and
the same ought to be connected with the Vidyanjali portal. In addition, the Department
will also conduct an exercise for mapping ofStates which have their own portal.
18) Focus on Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN): The National Education Policy
(NEP) 2020 lays special focus on FLN and ECCE as it is the foundation of all future
leaming. Therefore, under NIPUN Bharat Mission, the emphasis should be on ensuring
three years of pre-schooling for every child before entry into grade l. For this purpose,
the TLM for preschools like Jadui Pitara and its e-version and textbooks for Classes I and
2 should immediately be put to use from this academic session, especially in local
languages. ln addition, emphasis should be on implementation of Vidya Pravesh, 3
months School Preparation Module, so that every child in the country necessarily attains
Foundational Literacy and Numeracy by the end ofcrade 2, by 2026.
l9) Eco Clubs-Ensuring Saturation and meaningful activities: The NEP 2020, emphasizes
integration of environmental awareness and sustainability into school curricula. In this
regard, it is equally important to get the students across all stages engaged in meaningful
and age-appropriate environment friendly activities. It was mentioned that Eco Club
provides a useful platform for leamers to equip themselves with the relevant knowledge,
behaviours and attitudes and enable them to come up with responsible climate solutions.
It was, therefore, suggested that States may endeavour to establish Eco Clubs across
all schools in their respective jurisdictions and align their activities with the Mission
LiFE (Lifestyle for Environment) programme of the Governmenl.
The salient seven core thematic areas of Mission LiFE are being mapped into defined
activities and associated with an equivalent metric for measurement. A detailed template
for the same would be shared soon by the coordination Bureau.
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Shiksha scheme. Financial support to salaries is provided to staff of the Residential
Schools/Hostels under Samagra Shiksha. Although the central share for salaries is capped
it is clarified that States may provide additional funds for manpower support apart
from the PAB approvals from their State Funds.
2l) Approvals under the scheme are strictly for various interventions under the ambit of
Samagra Shiksha framework. States/UTs are advised to avoid any individual/vendor
specific proposal. Due procedure of procurement as laid down as per the extant
guidelines, Samagra Shiksha Manual of Financial Management and Procurement needs to
be followed by the State for hiring of goods/services including utilization ofGeM portal.
Section II:
State Specific Issues - Meghalaya
l) Indicative budget for 2024-252 It was clarified that the total budget approved for Fy
2024-25 will be restricted ro the envelope ofthe total indica,tive outlay i.e., 553.92 crore
against which 558.81 crore has been approved by the pAB. The Spillover for the State
has decreased from 138.65 crore on 29th Feb,2024 to lZO.44 crore on 3l'r March,2024.
In case, State spends more, it was advised to come with a supplementary proposal in the
month of September, 2024.
2) Annual and Audit report: state has submitted Annual Report and Audit Repo( for the
FY 2022-23.
3) School size and single Teacher Schools: As per the presentation shared, out of the rotal
77E3 schools in the state, 9 schools are with Zero enrolment, 5422 schools are with less
than 50 enrolment, and 549 single teacher schools. In addition, the number of schools
with adverse PTR at the elementary level is 17.34%. Secretary, DoSEL suggested that
the State needs to ensure consolidation of schools and ;nsure sufficient number of
teachers in all school, especially at the Elementary Level.
4) Pendency in Infrestructure facilities: The State has repo(ed that there is major
pendency in completion of infrastructure facilities (since inception) at Elementary,
Secondary and Higher Secondary levels as follows:
I Boys Toilets 79 7 72 9l
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Skill Education
6 t5l 92 59 39
Labs
8 ICT i9 0 39 r00
With respect to previous non-recurring approvals, for which no action has been taken
up by the State/UT over the years, it was reiterated that as p€r the Samagra Shiksha
framework these are committed liabilities which would become the sole responsibility of
the State after a point of time i.e., 5 years from the approval. States and UTs were urged
to come up with a concrete plan ofaction for completing pending works which have not
been started within a time frame.
If the State/UT is of the opinion that these works cannot be started because of certain
reasons, then they may consider for surrendering these works so that they may get more
space to consider fresh proposals. The States and UTs were instructed to update the status
of non-recurring works on the PRABANDH portal on a regular basis to prevent any
discrepancies in the reported data.
6) Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya Status: In the State there are l9 KCBVs approved
out of which l0 are functional. Out of 1600 seats, 500 are filled up and l100(69%) are
vacant. State was urged to make the non-functional KGBVs functional in this financial
year and ensure l00oZ enrolment in all functional KGBVs. State should take immediate
efforts to fill up these vacancies by giving wide publicity and targeted efforts. State also
should ensure that remaining 9 KGBVs are made functional on or before 30th June, 2024.
7) High Drop Out Rate (DOR): State annual average DOR is 9.84 at Primary' 10.64 at
Upper primary and 21.68 at Secondary level. lt is higher than the national level which is
1.45 at Primary, 3.02 at Upper Primary and 12.6 at Secondary level. State was asked to
take adequate measures to reduce the Drop Out Rate and improve retention rate. Action
Taken Report may be shared regularly.
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8) SARTHAQ- NEP 2020 Implementation: state has updated that status of 74 tasks out
of202 tasks on the Googte NEP 2020 tracker and the last update was done in November,
2023. State was also asked to prioritize the tasks under SARTHAQ in terms of
importance and ensure its effective implementation and t:mely update on the Coogle
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9) Implementation of vidya Pravesh: State has been implementing Vidya Pravesh in all
Government and Government aided schools from theFY 2023-24.It was pointed out that
as the 3d CS Conference prioritizes the implementation of Vidya Pravesh, it is crucial to
ensure that all private schools are also implementing this three-month School
Preparedness Module from their own resources.
ll)Status on Vidyanjali: Out of the total 11955 schools in the state, 402 schools have
onboarded and 44 volunteers have registered on the Vidyanjali portal. This initiative
connects volunteers from all spheres of life including the industry. State was urged to
ensure onboarding ofall schools and encourage registration of more volunteers.
12) Spillover: State has an outlay of Rs. 12044.32 lakh as spillover under various Non-
Recurring Activities falling under Elementary Education, Secondary Education and
Teacher Education. Therefore, as per PAB discussion, State is directed to develop a plan
of action for the timely completion of the pending non-recurring activities. Details of
activities approved as spillover bifurcated year-wise are enclosed at,4rrnexure-V.
Section III
Financial Section - Meghalaya
The approved estimates for the AWP&B for 2024-25 under Elementary, Secondary and
Teacher Education are as under:
(Rs. in lakh)
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I 2 3 1 5 5
Against the above approvals, as per the letter dated 28.11.2023 regarding tentative proposed
for 2024-25 Central Government will provide to the State Government, Rs.
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39EE2.7f lakh as its share (Rs. 34563.79 lakh for Elementary, Rs. 4828'61 lakh for
secondary & Senior secondary and Rs. 490.31 lakh for Teacher Education). The state
would contribute Rs.4431.41 lakh as its matching State share. The above Central share is
as per the existing fund sharing pattem of Samagra shiksha. state will also be able to utilise
their unspent balances of non-recurring nature as on 3 l" March, 2024.
Based on the demand of funds projected for 2024-25. the tentative share of recurring and
The balance of the outlay (i.e., Rs. 12044.32 lakh) approved under non-recurring
components in previous years which is not spent fully, is the outlay saved/spill over for
the subsequent year (i.e. 2024-25). Against the above Spill over, the committed liability
of DoSEL is Rs. 9932.67 lakh (Rs. 3367.35 lakh for Elementary, Rs. 5650.08 lakh for
Secondar,v and Rs.915,24 lakh under Teacher Education) keeping in view the total
approvals and grants already released.
Non-recurring grant will be released against the committed liabilities and the fresh approvals
subject to the production of required documents by States and physical and financial proSress
ofthese interventions under the non-recurring head.
As per Section 7(5) of the RTE Act, 2009, the state Government shall, after taking into
consideration the fund provided by the Central Government above and the mandatory
matching State share, provide the balance funds necessary to fulfil the estimate for the
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comprise of
implementation of rhe Act. The interventions under the Samagra Shiksha
and there
activities pertaining to Elementary, Secondary and Teacher Education respectively
isasingleBudgetforSamagraShikshaintheDemandforGrants(BE)2024-25'Therelease
the
offunds would be from a single Budget Head only. However, for purposes ofascertaining
quantum of funds going to each component' the Sub-Heads for Elementary
(including
TheStatesandUTshavebeenrepeatedlyinformedaboutthecomplianceoftheguidelinesof
adhere to the
Ministry of Finance for release of funds under cSS. The States are to strictly
implementationofthenewfinancialarchitecturewhereCSSfundsarebeingreleasedin4
of proposals should
insialments, while ensuring 757o expenditure at each stage. Submission
be well within time, to ensure maximum disbursement of
funds from GOI In case of delay in
complianceofthenecessaryguidelinesthestatesmaynotbeab|etoreceivetheearmarked
funds for the FY.
3 SDill Over:
falling under
An outlay of Rs. 12044.32 lakh as Spill ov er under various activities
(Rs.6661.02 lakh) and
Elementary Education (Rs. 3940.59 lakh), Sec ondary Education
Teacher Education (Rs. 1442.71 lakh) evaluated by the State
was permitted with the
before September, 2024'
condition that all pending activities should be completed on or
The detail is enclosed atAnnexure II.
4. Su rrenderof ac ti vitv
Civil works amounting to Rs. 24.1I lakh have been surrendered by State
under
5.Costingsheet:Theconsolidateditem-wiseestimatefor2024.25isalAnnexurcIV.The
districts according to their
state must bifurcate the annexed costing sheet among all the
proposals/approvalsandcapturethedistrictwiseexpenditureagainstthebudgetallotted,
monitoring of each
on the PRABANDH portal on a monthly basis for the real time
State needs to ensure that
activity/component approved under Samagra Shiksha' Also'
annual calendar of activities
timely implementation of the various interventions as per the
submitted.
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The PAB has approved the above activities for the State during F.Y. 2024-25 subject to the
following conditions:
1. It is reiterated that although PAB has approved the said interventions based on
the proposals submitted by the State, but it is the responsibility and liability of
the respective State to ensure that the expenditures are in line with Government
of India guidelines.
2. There should not be any duplication of activities and beneficiaries between
Samagra Shiksha and other schemes.
3. Components which fall under the purview of the Department of WCD or other
Ministries/Departments must be carried out in convergence and accordance with
respective Ministries/Departments guidelines,
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Annexure-I
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
(MoE)'
12) Shri Shib Das Sarkar, Deputy Secretary (DoSEL), Ministry of Education
l8) Ms. Tara Naorem, TSG Principal Chief Consultant, Samagra Shiksha" MoE'
19) Mr. D. C. Goyal, TSG Principal Chief Consultant' Samagra Shiksha" MoE'
MoE'
20) Ms. Alka Mishra TSC Chief Consultant, Samagra Shiksha'
MoE'
2l ) Mr. Sameer Daniel, TSG Chief Consultant, Samagra Shiksha'
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23) Mr. Inderjeet Vatsa, TSG Senior Consultant, Samagra Shiksha, MoE'
24) Ms. Meenkashi Khandari, TSC Senior Consultant' Samagra Shiksha, MoE
25) Mr. Vivek Verma, TSC Senior Consultan! Samagra Shiksha, MoE'
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Meghalaya
2023-2024
Recommended
by
Govt. Of lndia
Physical Physical
Sub ComPonent Activity Sub Activity
Financial Financial
Physical Financial ln- ln- Nol
Complele progress Total
progress Started
977.03000 14 15 2101.72000
15 3078.75000 0 1
2518.23000 38 71 4s07.26000
138 6825.49000 67
Total of Opening of New / lJpgradod Schools
20 219.75200 20 0 20 9S.99800
35 379.75000 15
2 Strengthening of 2,1 Strengthening of 1 Additional Classrooms (UPto
Existing Schools Existing Schools (uP to Class VIll)
Highest Class Vlll) - 0 755 2180.00000 755 0 755 171.00000
755 2351.00000
2 Boys Toilets
NR
1549.36000 396 0 3S6 465.28000
928 2014.64000 532 396
3 Girls Toilets (UPto Class Vlll)
4 Drinking Water (Upto Class Vlll) 494 1399.97000 0 2S9 0.00000 299 195 494 1399.97000
5 Ele.trfication (Upto Class Vlll) 126 469.70000 0 126 240.38000 126 0 126 229.32000
7 Furniture (Upto Class Vlll) 140 8.40000 0 140 8.40000 144 0 140 0.00000
8 Ramps and Handrails 692 199.51000 0 692 152.33000 692 0 692 47.18000
Sub Total 3273 7533.07000 554 2524 5060.47200 2524 195 2719 2,172.59800
2.4 Electrification in 't Solar Panel For Hostels 6 30.00000 0 0 0.00000 0 6 6 30.00000
Schools (S€condary
2 Solar Panel For School 47 199.00000 0 '17 0.00000 17 30 47 199.00000
and Sr. Secondary) -
NR Sub Total 229.00000 0 17 0.00000 17 36 53 229.00000
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F. Y. - 2023.2024
Spill Over - Meghalaya
Budget Cummulative Progress {Since Spill Over
Approved(Cummulative) lnception)
Physical Physical
Sub Component Activity Sub Activity
Financial Finanoial
Physical Financial ln- ln- Not
Complete Total
progress progress Started
0 0 0.00000 0 15 15 363.30000
sub Total 15 363.30000
938 257.76925 938 15 953 384.51000
Total of Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya {KGBVS) 13s9 u2.27925 406
Physical Physical
Sub Component Activity Sub Activity
Flnancial Financial
Physical Financial ln- ln' Not
Total
Complete progress progress Started
Sub Total 8629 2510.65000 2000 4810 't200.60000 4810 1819 6629 1310.05000
0 0.00000 0 5 5 22.50000
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2 Digital Hardware Soflware 5 22.50000 0
(Type - l) (Sec.ndary/Sr.
Secondary'100 < 250)
(Type - l) (Secondary/Sr.
Secondary < 100)
Secondary
VE
I
Sub Total 110 zt44 5rt400 22 53 80.00000 53 35 88 364.54400
Physical Physical
Sub Component Activity Sub ActivitY
Financial Financial
Phy3ical Finahcial ln- ln- Not
Complete
Tolal
progress progres5 Started
2 68',t.51000 2 0 2 681.49000
Sub Total 2 1363.00000 0
947.35010 19 0 19 1390.94990
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Tot.l oI Civil Work :st.engthening of physic.l 25 2338.30000
Name of
No. of Components
Year of
sl. Name of School UDISE code Compon
District Sanction Physica Financial
No. ents
I (in lakh)
EAST KHASI
20t3-14 Ramps I { 0.13
I HILLS MAWRAH PRES. SSA LPS 17060803302
EAST KHASI
17060803902 2013-14 Ramps I < 0.13
9 HILLS MAWBEH PRES. SSA UPS
KYNJATSHAI LPS,
EAST KHASI JONGSKAI
7060401507 20I3-14 Ramps I { 0.13
l0 HILLS KHARAN SSA I
SOUTH GARO
ST. THOMAS U.P.S 17030217702 2013-14 Ram S I r 0.13
34 HILLS
SOUTH GARO
l 703021 8301 2013-14 I < 0.13
35 HILLS MENGKUL L.P.SCHOOL
SOUTH GARO
RONGASIGRE L.P.S 17030t02925 2013-14 Ra S t 0.13
3'.1 HILLS
SOUTH GARO
RAMEGRE GOVT L.P.S I 70301 05602 2013-14 Ram I { 0.r3
38 HILLS
SOUTH GARO
I 7030 I 0901 2 20t3-14 Ram I { 0.13
40 HILLS RONGANGGRE L.P.S.
45 < 24.11
Total
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Recommendation Sheet
(Samagra Shiksha)
of
Meghalaya
2024-2025
Recommended
by
Govt. Of lndia
Summary at a Glance
Budget Approved lot F .Y . 2023'24 Expenditure till 31st March 2024
SNo Particulars Non-Recurring Total Recurring Non-Recurring Total
Recurring
4814.90925 48158.24463 42981.73006 2143.44925 45125.17931
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Elementary Education 43343.33538
4955.67400 9217.67893 3926.48143 202.50000 4128.98143
2 Secondary Education 4262.O0493
Budget Approved for F.y. 2023-24 VS Anticipated Expenditure Details till 31st March 2024
Budget ( Recur ring/l'lon -Recu rring ) YS Expenditure Budget (Totat) YS Expenditu re (Total)
( Recu r ring,/llon - Recu r ring )
-t
55 000
50,000 n si R
H E 50 000 n
45,000 E a t q
45,000
40,000
40, 000
35,000
? rs. 000
?
I 30,000
I ,0, 00 0
s E
.J 25,000 0 zs, 000
p e
zo,ooo 20, 00 0
$
15,000 I5 000 R
F
H
10,000 E
EEq 10, 000 I q
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5,000 5 000
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0 L-
Elene[tary secondary Tea(her
Etenefitary secondary Teacher
Part iculars Parti(ll1ars
Spillover
SNo Particulars Spillover Approval Spillover Expenditure Spillover Balance
1 Elemenlary Education 11737.82925 7797.23125 3940.59800
2 Secondary Educalion 9439.90400 2778.89000 6661.01400
3 Teacher Education 2390.06000 947.35010 1442.70990
4 Total 23557.79325 1ts23.47't35 12044.32190
4 lnclusive Education 219.93000 12.00000 231.93000 0.44 186.45500 '12.00000 198.45500 0.45
5 Monitoring of the Scheme 133.74830 0.00000 133.74830 0.25 '119.79135 0.00000 1'19.79135 0.27
6 Program Manag€mont 6703.85000 0.00000 6703.85000 12.72 2047 .47 423 0.00000 20a7.47423 4.76
7 Ouality lnterventions 8742.43036 475.00000 9217.43036 17.49 8076.72635 161.70000 8238.42635 18.79
8 RTE Entitlements 4747.13850 0.00000 4't47.13850 9.0'1 4313.99350 0.00000 43'13.99350 9.84
I Skill Educatlon 242? .53000 50.00000 2477.53000 4.70 2189.95250 47.50000 2237.45250 5.10
10 Sports & Physical Education 60.s0000 0.00000 60.50000 0.11 60.50000 0.00000 60.50000 0.14
11 Teacher Education 1398.49000 0.00000 1398.49000 2.65 983.07000 0.00000 983.07000 2.24
12 Total 50585.9't 346 2105.34457 52691.2s803 43605.25883 231.70000 43836.95883
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9,217 - 1tt 5269t.26 4r8f6.96
4,234.426
23,724.641
2),537.52
6,7Of. 85, z, oa7 . 474
l:r:r.744 119.791
2:11.93 r98.455 /_,.
927-SO3 .4-/ 542.616 --
€lccess & Retention rFlnancLal Support for Teachers olccess & Retention oFinancial Support for Teachers
Gender & Equity Inclusive Education Gender & Equity Inclusive Education
llonitoring of the Schene Program llanagement llonitoring of the Schene Program llanagement
Quatity Interventions . RTE Entittenents Ouatity Interventl-ons . RTE Entittercnts
.SkitlEducation . Sports t Physicat Education oSkitl Education . Sports f, Physical Education
oTeacher Education . Teacher Education
4-4 - 5 Fulltim€ teach€rs R 40 2.40000 96.00000 40 2.40000 96.00000 Rooommend€d as prcp$sd @Rr.200001 psr
5-3 Pan lime toachers R 24 0.67500 16.20000 24 0.67s00 16.20000 Recommend€d as r,6r th6 r,rorDsal.
6-1 Head Cook R 8 o.72000 5.76000 8 0.72000 5.76000 R€comrn€nd€d aE p.op$€d @Rs.60()o/. p€r
monlh por H€ad Coot.
7-2 Assislant Cook R 16 0.54000 8.64000 16 0.s4000 8.64000 R€command€d a6 p.opo6€d @tu.a500/- p€r
nlonlh p6r A$blanl Cook.
&1 Head Teacher R 3.00000 24.00000 8 3.00000 24.00000 R€commgnded rs p.opos6d €!R3.25fi)0/- per
rnonlh por H6ad T€rcho.,
9Specitic Skill lraining R 800 0.02400 19.20000 800 0.02400 19.20000 R€commgnd€d .s prEpGrd @R3.2(I0/- p€r
gid.
10-Medical care / Conting€ncies R 800 0.01250 10.00000 800 0.01250 10.00000 R6comm6nded as proposed @R..1250/- p€r
9irl.
11-Meinlenanc€ R I 1.00000 8.00000 I 1.00000 8.00000 Recomm6nd6d as prcposed @Rs.10001 p€r
KGBV psl annum.
'12-l\riscellaneous R 8 1.00000 8.00000 8 1.00000 8.00000 R€commsnded @Rs.1.00lakh p6r KGBV psr
13-P,T,A. R 800 0.10000 80.00000 8 0.10000 0.80000 Ro@mmendod @Rs.10000/- per KGBV per
14-Provision of Rent R 8 1.00000 8.00000 8 '1.00000 8.00000 Roaommandod a! p€. lh€ proposallor S
KGBV
15'Capacity Building R 8 0.10000 0.80000 I 0.10000 0.80000 Recomm€nd6d a3 propo36d @tu.100m/- p€r
I KGBV p€l annum
16-Physical / Self Oelence R I 0.15000 1.20000 8 0.15000 1.20000 Rocoilm€nded e3 propG€d CDR3.15OOO- p€r
KGBV p.r annum.
17-Examination Fee R 800 0.00200 1.60000 800 0.00200 1.60000 R€com,rEndcd 33 p.opo3€d @R'ZXy- p6r
gid.
18-Stipend per chald per monlh R 800 0.01200 9.60000 800 0.01200 9.60000 Recom,iended as propos€d @Rs.10O/- p€r
19-1 Full time Accountanl R 8 1.20000 9.60000 I 1.20000 s.60000 Recomm€nd6d as proposod @Rs. 1 0000/_ p€r
month pff Accounlanl .
20-2 Supporl staff - R I 0.60000 4.80000 8 0.60000 4.80000 Rocommsndsd as p,oposod @Rs.50001 psr
monlh p€, suppod siaff.
(AccountanUAssistani. Peon.
Chowkidar)
2l-Electricily / Water Charges R I 0.80000 6.40000 I 0.80000 6.40000 Recommended as pmpossd @Rs.800001 per
KGAV
22-P16paratory Camps R 8 0.10000 0.80000 I 0.10000 0.80000 Rscommondsd as proposed @Rs.100001 p€r
1.1.2 - KGBV - 'l-Food/Lodging per child p€r 100 0.24000 24.00000 100 0.24000 24.00000 Recomm.nd€d €s p.opossd @R3.20001 p€.
gid p€r monlh lor 12 monlhs
Typo I monlh
(Recurdng) 0.01200 1.20000 R€.dnnrndsd as pltoosod @fu.r00/- P€r
2-Stip6nd per gid p€r month R 100 0.01200 1.20000 100
(Previous Year) gan por rDnfl lor 12 monlh!.
(Crasses Vl -Vlll)
3-Supplemenlary TLM. Stationery R 100 0.01000 '1.00000 100 0.01000 1.00000 R.commnd€d €s ptopo!€d @Rs.1ooo/- p€r
and other educalional mateaial
$1 Head Teacher R 2 3.00000 6.00000 2 3.00000 6.00000 Reommend€d as propG€d @Rs.25@0/- P€r
6-4 - 5 Full Time Teache6 R 10 2.40000 24.00000 10 2.40000 24.00000 Recommendsd as proposed @Rs.20000/- pe.
7-1 Full Time Accountanl R 2 1.20000 2.40000 2 1.20000 2.40000 Recommendod as prcposad @Rs.10000 par
monlh per Ac.olntsni.
8-1 Head Cook R 2 0.72000 1.44000 2 0.72000 1.44000 Rscomm6nded as prcpG6d @Rs.60001 p€r
month per Hsad Cook.
9-2 Assistant Cook R 2 0.54000 1.08000 2 0.54000 1.08000 Rscommendad as proposod @Rs.4500/_ P€r
month p€r Assistant cook.
lGspocilic skllllrainlng por girl R 100 0.00200 0.20000 100 0.00200 0.20000 Recomm€nded e! plpo.od {!R!.200/- p€r
sin.
11-Medical car€ / Contingencies R 100 o.01275 1.27500 100 0.01250 1.25000 Rscomn!€n<l6d a6 p.opo6ed @R3.1250/_ Fr
Si.l-
12-Mainlenance R 2 1.00000 2.00000 2 1.00000 2.00000 R6cornm.nd.d @R3.1 .00 lsth p€r KGBV .3
17-Examinataon Fee R 100 0.00200 0.20000 100 0.00200 0.20000 Recomrn€nded @Rs.2001 p€l girl
18-3 Part Time Teachers R 6 0.60000 3.60000 6 0.60000 3.60000 Recomm€ndad a! p.opos6d @R!.5000/- ptI
1 9-2 Suppod Staff (AccountanU R 2 0.60000 1.20000 2 0.60000 1.20000 Reconm€ndsd as per the ploPo3al.
Assistant, Peon, Chowkida4
2O-Electricity / Water Charges R 2 0.75000 1.50000 2 0.75000 1.50000 R6commend6d @tu.75000/- por KGBV as
21-Preparalory Camps R 2 0.10000 0.20000 2 0.10000 0.20000 Recommondod as propos€d @Rs.100001 Par
KGBV,
Total oI Kasturba Gaodhi Balika Vidyalaya (KGBVS) 6418 694.59500 5626 s43.37000
-lncinerator Machines NR 50 0.20000 10.00000 30 0.20000 6.O0000 Recomntond€d lncin€Eiot m6chin$ for m
1.2 - Special 1.2.1 - Speciel 1
digiblo sdools
Projects for Projects for (Elementary)
Equity Equity - (NR) 0.30000 15.00000 30 0.15000 4.50000 R€co.nr€nded laRsr5,OOO pdr Month to'r
2-VGnding Machines (El6mentary) NR 50
(Elorn€ntary) Vsrding madin.3 p€r Sdod fo. 30 Schools
1.2.2 - Special 1 -Programme tor Education and R 1000 0.06666 66.66000 500 0.06666 33.33000 R€.omrnsndod es p6l th€ p(oPosal lot 5OO
1.3 - Rani 1.3.1 - Rani 1-Rani Laxmibai Atma Raksha R 240 0.15000 36.00000 50 0. t5000 7.50000 R€cornmondod as per lho p.oposal for 50
2.RTE 2.1 - Spscial 2.1.1 - Sp€cial 1-12 Month ( Non-R€sid€ntial - R 4492 0.06000 269.52000 4491 0.06000 269.46000 Fo( h6 yeer 102G25 Stale hes idonlifl€d
4,782 o(n ol school school childrcn, Oul of
Entitlemenls Training ol Out T.aining for Fresh)
0lgm 4491 Childlrn rsaulro Speoel trainirE
of School OoSC - NorF
for a duralon o{ 12 Month e3 th€ klformaton
Children (OoSC) Rosidonli.l upb.d€d m PRABANDH Po.tal. sl6llr3 ls as
(Fresh) on 19-02.2021
2.1.2 - Special 1-12 Month (Non-Residential - R 3069 0.06000 184.14000 3069 0.06000 184.14000 Child wis€ doiail of 3069 is ud8dsd on
ftabandh Ponal. Slrlus 33 on 19.02.24
Training for
OoSC - Non- Sub Total 3069 184.14000 3069 184.14000
Residential
(Previous year)
Total ot Spoclal Tralning ot Out ol School Chlldr.n 7561 453.66000 7560 453.60000
(oosc)
2.2 - Community 2.2.1 - 1-Training of SMC/ SDMC R 7631 0.03000 228.93000 4000 0.03000 120.00000 Recomm€ndod as p€r lhe propo8tl lor 4000
s.hools for Trarning ol SMC/ SDMC and
Mobilizalion Community
PrBpanng Scfiool Dev€lopmonl Phn
Mobilizalion
(Elementary) 2-Community Mobilization R 7631 0.01500 1't4 46500 7631 0.01500 114.46500 R€conn6nd6d as p€.lh€ p.oposal lor
corlduclino ac1lvltos undor Co.nmunily
I
Moulizalon, slala nc 6ho undonake acltuitos
2.3 - Ftee 2.3.1 - Uniform 1-All Girls R 165098 0.00700 1155.68600 '165098 0.00600 990.58800 Recomm€ndod as per norms as proPossd
Uniforms 2-ST Boys R 155379 0.00700 1087.65300 15s37S 0.00600 932.21400 Recommended as p€rnoms as proPosed
3-SC Boys R 3678 0.00700 25.74600 3678 0.00600 22.06800 Rscomm€ndod as psr nonns 33 propossd
2.4 - Frce 2.4.1 - Fro€ Text 1-Text Books (Class I - ll) R 164930 0.00250 41232500 164930 0.00250 412.32500 Re@hmended as propos€d 3s pernoms
Te)dbooks Eooks
2-Braille Books (Class I ll) R 23 o.oozsol o.oszso] 23 0.00250 0.05750 Recomm€ndsd as propossd as p8r noms
3-Text Books (Class lll - V) R 198062 0.00250 495.15500 198062 0.00250 495.15500 Rscomm6nd6d ts ptoposed as per norms
4-Sraille Books (Class lll - V) R 25 0.00250 0.06250 25 0.00250 0.06250 R€commsndod as propossd as pff norms
s'Text Books (Class Vl - Vlll) 191089 0.00400 764.35600 191089 0.00400 764.35600 Recommonded as proposod as per norms
6-Braille Books (Class Vl Vlll) 13 0.00400 0.05200 13 0.00400 0.0s200 Recommended as orooos€d as pernorms
2.5 - Support lo 2.5.1 - Support 1-S!pport to SCPCR (tJplo R 7631 0.00050 3.81550 7631 0.00050 3.81550 Recommended as proposod as per norms
SCPCR to SCPCR Highest Class Vlll)
3.1 - 3.'t.1 - 1-Additional Classrooms (lJpto NR 3 14.O1740 42.Os220 Nol.€.omm€d du€ lo hdg€l co.slraint.
3 - Access &
R6t€ntion Stronglhening of Skengthening of Class Vlll)
Eristing Schools Existing Schools
2-Boys Toilets NR 3 5.24399 15.73197 Not rccommend duo to budg€l comllainl
to Highest
(r./p
3-Gids Toilets (Upto Class Vlll) NR 3 5.1894S 15.56a47 Nol rccommand duB to budg.t con3lreint.
Class Vlll) - NR
4-Major Repair NR 2 4.82000 9.64000 Not rccommend dus ro brdg6l coostmint-
tguilding Less Schools (Primary) NR 1 91.00000 91.00000 Not ,scornmsid€d a! cla3r lt,dtu eyalebb
Electrification in t0
Sub Total 70.00000
Schools
(Elem€ntary) -
NR
4 - lnclusive 4.1 - Provi8ion 4.1.1 - Studont 1-Escort Allowance R 155 0.02500 3.87500 107 0.02000 2.'t4000 Rscomm€n6d as prop@€d for escorls of 107
CWSN wih a unil co6t ot R3.20CVmonh for 10
Education for Children wilh Oriented
mon0E b€s€d on pdo.Ozalrm of adivAies.
Special Ne6ds Components
(cwsN) (Pre-Primary) 2-Transporl Allowanco R 144 0.02500 3.60000 83 0.02000 1.66000 R€co.nmsnd€d as prcpocod for UEmpo.l o,
83 CWSN with a unil cost ol Rs.20oryronth for
(Studont
l0 monlhs bas€d on prlorltlzaoon oa activili63.
Specific)
0.03000 0.21000 7 0.03000 0.21000 Recommended for aids and appliances lo
(Recurring) 3-Providing Aids & Appliances R 7
4.1.2 - Student l-Purchase/Developmsnt of ag€ R 12 0.20000 2.40000 12 0.10000 1.20000 Com66r€d jlor ellth6 dbhdr lor TLM. The
Orisnted appopriate TLMS salno acligly halt b€€n conso6rad al
4.1.3 - 1-ldentillcation and Assessment R 46 o.r oooo 4.60000 46 0.10000 4.60000 Re@mmendod as prcposod for annlal
ldenlificalion & {Medical Assessment Camps) assessm€nts campswilh a unilcosl ol
I
Rs.10.000/BRC.
Assessment (up (Upto Highesl Class Vlll)
to Highest Class
Sub Total 45 4.60000 46 4.60000
VIID
4.1.4 - Stipsnd 1-Slipend for Girls R 1052 0.02000 21.04000 1052 0.02000 21.04000 Recohmended as popos€d for 1052 gins
for Girls (Upto wlh spscialn66ds with a unil cosl ol
Rs.20o/month for 10 monlls.
Highest Class -
This stipsnd is to be disbursed rhrouoh DBT
Vlll) (Rscuning)
Sub Total 1052 21.04000 1052 21.04000
4.1.5 - Stipend 1-Stipend for Girls R 140 0.02000 2.80000 140 0.02000 2.80l'00 Re@mmdnd€d as prcpos€d ror 140 gids with
for Gids (Pre- spscialnssds (in pr€ pdmary s€clions only),
Pdmary) wth a un I cost of Rs.Zo0/month lor 10
(Recuning)
This sirpef,d lsto bo disbuGed thrcugh OBT.
4.1.6 - Student 1 -Purchase/Development of R 12 0.20000 2.40000 12 0.20000 2.40000 Considsr€d across all dislricls lor lLM.
O ent6d instructional & Training malerials
Compon€nts
2-Sports & Exposure Visit R 12 0.T 0000 1.20000 12 0.10000 1 20000 R€commendsd lor sports evsnts across sll
(Upto Highest
Class - Vlll)
3odontalion of Principals, R 12 o.loooo I 1.20000 12 0.10000 1.20000 Re@mmand€d lor onentalioo progr.m tor all
(District Level)
Educational administratols. the disrricrs. This shall also covered rhs
(Recuning) p3r€nts ol child.en errolled ln pre-primery
Parenls / guardians etc.
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Budget Demand . Meghalaya F. Y. . 2021.202s
I No fund Rocommendod L6ss fund R6commehded
4.1.7 - Sludont 1-Escort Allowance R 882 0.02000 17.64000 882 0.02000 17.64000 Recommendod as propossd for 882 escods
Oriented lor CWSN with a u.it cost ofRs.2oo/moalh lor
Compon€nts
(Upto Highsst 2-Transport Allowanc6 R 1057 o.ozooo | 21.14000 1057 0.02000 21.14000 Rscomm€d€d as pllgo3od tor 1057 CWSN
Class - Vlll) wift . unit cct ol Rs.zxlhoolh fo. 10
(Sludent
Specific) 3-Home Based Education R 973 0.01500 14.59500 973 0.01500 14.59500 Re@mmended as proposed tor 973 CWSN
(Recuning) on.olled ln home based educaiion program.
4-Braille Stationary Material (lnc R 61 0.01000 0.61000 61 0.01000 0.6T 000 Rscommonded forchildrcn w h Vl.
Embossed Charts, globes €tc)
s-Providing Aids & Appliances R 575 0.02s00 14.37500 575 0.02500 14.37500 R€commend€d as propo36d rlth a unfl cost ol
R3.250O/O SN (an av6r6go unil co6i).
4.1.a - Studonl 1-Gap ldentification for OoSCWSN R 1049 0.01000 10.4SO00 46 0.22000 10.12000 Iho stel€ has propos€d to conducl block lsvel
Oriented survey of our of sdool/unldentllied cwsN-
4.1.9 - Capacity 1-ln-service Tmining of Sp6cial R 92 0.01500 1.38000 92 0.01500 1.38000 Rocommsnded lor 3 days iraining ol 92 BRCS
Building ol Educ€tors (Lipto Highest Class (in position only)on !.clusivo oducaton (coss
Sp€cial v )
disability)
Educators (up to
Sub Total 92 1.38000 92 1.38000
Highest Class
vflD
4.1.',t0 - 1-Coniingency R 92 0.'12000 11 04000 Nol rscommend€d as lh6 pfopGal is for lho
Resource conting€ncy fund ol Ro3ourc6 P8r.on for 2
Support towards CWSN at BRC.
Total ot Provl3lon lor Children wllh Spocial Needs 6431 140.99500 5215 't22.91000
(cwsN)
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Budget Demand . Meghalaya Recommended F.Y. - 2024-2025
L No fund Less fund R€commend.d
5 - Quality 5,1 - NIPUN 5.'1.1 - Nipun l-Teaching Loeming M6terials for R 24960 0.00500 124.80000 14000 0.00500 70.00000 R€comm€ftlod Rs. 70 bkn for 14000
lnlerventions Bharat Mission Bh6rat Mksion implomentation ot lnnovative stud€nb ot G.ad€s I lo 5lorth€ provisbn of
(FLN) p€dagogi€s loschlng l€3ming malorisl kltB. suppbri€ntary
gradsd m€leriab, dovelop.nent ol IEC
2-Teacher Rasource R 6000 0.00200 12.00000 4000 0.00150 6.00000 R6aomm€fir6d R3. 6 tor 4000 Prlmery School
Malerial/Activily Handbook tcrt,lcr3. Ttlr fuid wlllbo w6d foa
d€'/dop.n.rn ot T!.d'.. Manu€b.
'roduL6,
.cMry Mn(hool€ 8nd l68olrrce m€torLb
spodnca{y on FLN.
3-Capacity building of Teachers of R 4000 0.01000 40.00000 4000 0.01000 40.00000 Recommended lsache.trarninq o14000
GradesltoV(Naw)
4-lndependenl, penodic and R 12 10.00000 120.00000 6 10.00000 60.00000 Reco.nm€nd€d lor conducting penodic and
holistic assessment of Sludenls holistic ass€ssrn€nt in lne s.hools.
5-1-2 - Formation 1-District Level R 12 20.00000 240.00000 't2 20.00000 240.00000 Rocomm6ndod Rs. 240 lal(h Ior Orslnct level
Of PMU PMUS and ths rccommend€d amounlwillbe
(Elementary) u3ed tor strcngthonhg 12 PMU! at dislicl
l€vslwifi including subj€cl such as, lT
6xp€ds Data analyst, pcadomic €Ip6rt,
Community Oulrsacn wortar, ftogram
Manag€m6nl6lc. a3 p6r lh6 shar6d d6laib.
2-Slale level R 1 30.00000 30.00000 1 30.00000 30.00000 Recohmended Rs 30l,kh t r sl.le lev.l PMU
and lh€ rscommendsd amounl willbe used for
strcngthening PMU wth incllding sLrbjecl
such as, lT €xp6rts Dara Analysr, aic.
5,2.1 - 1-Assessment at State level R 1 10.00000 10.00000 1 10.00000 10.00000 Recornm€nd€d las proposod @ Rs l0lakhs
Assessment at ,|
Sub Total 1 10.00000 10.00000
Nalional& Stale Strate lovel
(Elom€ntary)
I
5.3 - Rastriya 5.3.1 - Rashttiya 1-Scionce Exhibilion / Book Fair 12 0.30000 3.60000 12 0.30000 3.60000 Rscomm€ndsd as pbpos€d
Aavishkar
2-Quiz Competilion R 12 0.20000 2.40000 12 0.20000 2.40000 R€commsndsd as p.opo6€d
Abhiyan Abhiyaan
3-Science Kit R 1000 0.07600 76_00000 1000 0.07600 76.00000 Rscommsnded as prcposod
(Elem€ntary)
4-Maths Kit 1000 0.01661 16.61000 1000 0.01661 16.61000 Rocommandsd Malhs Kil to 1000 upper
Pdmary schools @Rs.1661
s-School Mentoring by Higher R 1000 0.03000 30.00000 1000 0.03000 30.00000 Rocommendsd as prcpos€d
Educaton lnstitules
o-Participation in Scienco and R 1000 0.02000 20.00000 1000 0.02000 20.00000 Recommended as p.oposed
[,laths Olympiads
1000 0.r0000 100.00000 Not rscomm€rd€d as il it a capadty building
7-Formation of Sciencs / Maths R
ploorEm. nol rllat6d to sctivity
Clubs
5.4 - Composit€ 5.4.'l - Annual l-School Granl - (Enrol> 30 and R 3985 0.25000 996.25000 3985 0.25000 996.25000 R€cornmended as Propo6ed
3-School Grant - (Enrol > 2io and R 67 0.75000 50.25000 67 0.75000 50.25000 Rscomme.ded as Prcposod
<= 1000 )
4-School Granl (En.ol >= 1 and R 2440 0.10000 284.00000 2A40 0.10000 284.00000 R€€o,nmsnd€d as Proposod
<= 30)
5.5 - Funds for 5.s.1 - LEP 1-Leaming R 40000 0.00500 200.00000 12000 0.00500 60.00000 R6comm€nd6d as p6r nolms lor loaming
€nhanc6monl Gmde A8 €ntoll€d studonls as
Quality (LEP, (Class Vl - Vlll) Enhanc€menUEnrichment
pd UDISE. Oiscuss€d with stat€.
lnnovation, Programme (Remodial T€aching)
Guidance etc) Sub Total 40000 200.00000 12000 60.00000
5.5.2 - 1-Holistic Report Card lor R 35000 0.00050 17.50000 334695 0.00005 16.73475 R€cofimondod lo. holislic r6port cad ,or 3ll
siudonts of class 1-8 sludsnts as per UOISE
lnnovation Sludents (Elem€ntary )
@ Rs 5 Bludonls as pd noms. NEP
Projects - guld6llnas no€d to b6 lolowed-Iho p.ogr€ss
(Elemenlary) cald ol sll srud€nts whlch b communical6d by
(R6cuning) sahools io parc.tts,lo b€ complelely
3-Youlh & Eco Club(stahd alone R 10 0.01000 0.10000 10 0.01000 0.10000 Consid€r€d tor 1 0 stand-alone pdmary
primary only schools) schools @ Rs. 1000/ennum/6choor as po.
UOISE. Th€ ltale lhould utiliz. the
rocomtiondod fund on lh€ govammenl school
stud€nls to have tun and bs productivewhil€
m66tinq wllh triends and ro mak6 a positive
impacl on in6ir local Mmunity and nr€ wo,ld
4-lCT Lab to BRCS (Recuning) R 46 2.40000 110.40000 46 2.40000 110.40000 R6@mmaftl€d as p€r lhs p.oposlror 46
8RC lof ICT Lab to BRCS (Rocur.ino)
s-Ori€:,tation Programme for R 8000 0.0050c 40.00000 1600 0.02500 40.00000 'tocomm€nded ror 1600leachers @5001 p6r
Teachers on Safety and Security teach6rp6rday for 5 days g6n6ralteachors
lraining on lE as p€. NISHTHA guidelinos.
ori€nialbn or lgachsls on sataty a.d $cun,
aneady tak n up in 2023-21 Oisclssed with
Stab.
6-Fund for Safety and Securily at R 600 0.02000 12.00000 600 0.02000 12.00000 R€comm6nd6d tund lor sal€ty and secu ty lor
School Lsv6l 600 schools @ Rs.20O0/ school as per nolms.
Ths Sttl6 may.ot$ UNICEF guidelines ior
Saloly & disaster manEgoment
7-Shaala Siddhi R 7631 0.00500 38.15500 Nol Rscomm€nded as discusssd and dsclcl€d
in lh€ prBvious PA86 ot 2024-25
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Budget Demand - Mcghalaya No lund Recommended L6ss fund Rocommendsd F. Y. . 2024.202s
'1o-Cluster of Excellence - R 1875 0.06600 123.75000 1200 0.06600 79.20000 Iho SLl€ b edvisad to fo.mulals a guld€llnos
for cooducriE A|e propG€d Ectlvities Ne€d
lmproving Leaming Oulcomes
A$€ssmsnt, Plannlng, lmpl€msntation,
Monilo.ing & Evalustlon tor th€ 10 schools in
6ach sducatbnally baclward clusl66 in the
dlsrdcB ol Ri€ho .nd Easr xhasi Hills.
This lndud€s tunds for A$€3sm€nl of
l€am6r3, planning, dov€lopmenl ol malorial lor
rsm€dialion E lreining of various statohold€B,
porent and communlty angagsrn6nl.
A dstail€d guidelines wtih lhs modalitios
no6ds to b€ lormul€t€d, Abo, stata is
roau€3id lo a report oo ils imDact sludy by
January 20251o TSG, MoE lor sharing Il a3 a
b€sl plactic€ lo olhor Stat6.
Tot.l ot Fuhds for Quallty (LEP, lnnovellon, GuiJanc6 108193 591.50500 365161 341.03475
etc)
5.6 - Acadomic 5.6.1 - 1-Maintenance Grant R 611 0.05000 30.55000 611 0.05000 30.55000 R€commend€d as apprabod Mainbnanc6
supporl through Provisions for cmnl for611 CRCS @ R3.500olperCRC
BRC/URC/CRC CRCs 2-TLM Granl R 611 0.05000 30.5s000 611 0.05000 30.55000 Recommended as appraisod TLM Granl lor
611 CRCS @ Rs.5000/- per cRc.
3-Meeting, TA R 611 0.30000 183.30000 611 0.30000 183.30000 R€commsnd€d as propos€d Mo€lingl/IA
Granl tor 511 CRCS @ Rs.30000/- p6l CRC
4-Contingency Grant R 611 0.10000 61.10000 611 0.10000 61.10000 R€commended as appraissd Conlrngoncl
Granl tor 611 CRCS @ Rs.100001 p€r cRC.
s-Financial Support for CRC R 611 2.46000 1503.06000 611 2_46000 1503.06000 Recommsnded 1 2 honths sal.ry for 61 1 ln-
po.itiln
CRC Coordinalols in 61, CRCS @
Coordinator (one)
Rs. 20500r p€r por3on p6r month. as pet lh€
1.65320 365.35720 221 1.65320 365.35720 R€comm€nd€d 12 monlhs salary lot 221 ln'
5.6.2 - Provision 1-Financial Support for 1 R 22',\
posilion Accountant-cum-suppod stafls in 46
for BRCS/URCS Accountant-cum-supporl stafl
BRC8 @ Rs. 13776r p€. P6Bon per month
2-Fanancial Supporl for 1 Data R 46 1_10880 51.00480 46 1.10880 s1.00480 Rsconm6nd€d l2 months sal..y lor 45ln_
posilion Data Entry oporators in 46 BRCS @
Entry Operator in posilion
Rs.9240/- p€rpe6on per month, as porlhs
3-Flnancial Supporl for 1 MIS R 46 L38000 63.48000 46 1.38000 63.48000 Racomnrndod 12 monlhs salary fo. 46 ln-
posibon MIS coodinalo.s in 46 BRcs @ R3.
Coordlnator in posllion
1 1 500/. pd porson per monh, e3 Psl lhe
5.7 - Library 5.7.1 - Library 'l -lJppe. Primary Schools R 2205 0.13000 286.65000 2205 0.13000 286.6s000 Rocdmmonded as p€r PAB dlr.clion in 2205
6chools @ Rs.13000 pff 3chool.
5.8 - Training for 5.8.1 - ln-Service 'l-Teachers Class Vlto R 3000 0.01000 30.00000 3000 0.01000 30.00000 Recommsnd€d as propo3ed as per norm lor 5
ln-service Training VU(Govemmeot Schools) days training of govt. upp€r pdmary t€achorE
Head Teachers 2-Teachers Class Vl lo R 1992 0.01000 19.92000 1992 0.01000 19.92000 R€commsnded as propo66d as pff nom Io,5
Vlll(Gov€rnm€nl Aided Schools) days lraining ofgovi. aid€d upp€rpimary
leach6l3 @ Rs.200 p€. pomon perday.
3-Training ol Resourc, Persons R 80 0.01500 1.20000 80 0.01500 1.20000 Roco.nm€ndod as poporod for 5 days
4-Tralning for Educatlonal R 50 0.01500 o.zsoool 50 0.0T 500 0.75000 Recommsnd€d as propos€d lor 5 days
Administrators (Elemenlary) lraining ol 6ducaiional adminiskatoG @ Rs.
300 p€r p€rson pe. day.
Tolal ol Trainlng lor ln6ervic€ Tcacher and Head 5122 s1.87000 5'122 51.87000
Teachols
5.9 - ICT and 5.9.'l - Recurdng 1-R6cur.ing Cost (lCT & Oigital R 1S1 2.40000 458.40000 191 2.40000 458.40000 Recommended as p.oposed
Digital lnitiativ€s Components lnitialives) (Option - l) (Existing)
(Digital Hardwa16
Sub Total '191 458.40000 't 91 458.40000
& Software uplo
High€st Class
vlll)
5.9.2 - Digalal 1 -Digital Hardware & Software NR 57 2.50000 142.50000 41 2.50000 102.50000 tuco.nrn€nd€d ICT bb6 @Rs. 2.5 lakh p€.
Hardware & (Type - l) (Elementary < 100) sclhl in 4l sdmls stwo onrolmnl
b€lw€€n 50 lo 100 in grado Vl and abov€.
Software (up to
Highesl Class 2-Digital Hardware & Software NR 8 4.50000 36.00000 I 4.50000 36.00000 Rgcomm€nded ICT labs @Rs.4.5lath par
vIt) - NR (Typ€ - l)(Elementary 100 < 250) school in 8 schools whsrc sn.ohsnl 100 to
<250 n grad€ vl and abov6-
5.10 - Eady 5.10.1 - Pr6- 1-TL[,] for Children R 15864 0.00500 79.32000 15864 0.00500 79.32000 tucommended as plopo$d
Childhood Care Primary
2-Support al Pre-Primary Level R 200 1.00000 200.00000 200 1.00000 200.00000 Recommended 200 n€w pr6 primary school
and Educalion (Recuning) manpo\r€rdsploynsnt, s.hool Eadimss
3-Supporl to Pre-Primary R 510 0.70000 357.00000 510 0.70000 357.00000 lR€comn'efldod 510 sxis0ns pr6 prima'y
I
(Existing) school manpowsr dsploym€nt, school
rcsdiness prooramma, teacher trarning, indoor
play malsrial & sanitrary faciliti6s 8tc
5.10.2 - Pre- 1-Child Friendly Fumiture NR 500 0.30000 150.00000 Nor R.cornmondod du€ lo bo.lg.t con3tfainE,
Recurring) 2-BALA Features NR 500 0.20000 100.00000 Nol Recornmondad duo to bud0Et conslraint!,
e3 3rl00s8t€d Dy th6 3lrL.
Total of Early Childhood Ca.6 and Education (ECCE) 20035 886.32000 16574 636.32000
6 - Monitoring of 6.'1 - Monitoring 6.1.'t - 1-Child Trackrng System R 1074966 0.00003 32.24898 195827 0.00003 23_47441 R€commeodod as p.opos€d @ tu.3 per child
Monitoring of th€ for govl and alded school
lhe Scheme lnformation
System (MlS) Scheme 2-MlS (UDlsE +) R 1074966 0.00002 21.49932 795827 0.00002 15.91654 Rocornm6nd.d a3 p.opo€€d O Rt.2 pcr chrd
to. govt and a*red rdrod
6.1.2 - Vidya 1-Vidya Samiksha Kendra R 1 80.00000 80.00000 1 80.00000 80.00000 R€commended, An amount ol Rs.80 laths is
(Recuning) r6comm€nd6d as reclJmnq cosl lor vsK as
Samiksha
Kend.a
(Recuring) Sub Total 80.00000 1 80.00000
7 - Program 7.1 - Program 7.1.1 - Program 1-Program Management R I 6703.850 6703.85000 1 2087.474 2087.47423 r€comm€nded @ 5%
Manogemenl Menagemenl Management (MMMER - E.E / S.E.i T.E,) 00
([TMMER) (MMMER)
Sub Total 13 6703.85000 1 204f.47123
8 - Financial 8.1 - Financial 8.1.1 - Financial 1-Financial Suppon for Teachors R 1 22751.55 22751.55000 1 22618.50 22618.50000 wirh refelenaa lo ths PAB Mlnutes 2021-22 d
000 M€ghalaya Rs. 26610.00|alh was approv6.l
Support lor Suppo( for Support for Sal€ry (EIementary) 000
Teachers Teachers Salary
As slrt€ E maintaining th€ samo Frc6nt gs
(HMs/Teachers) (Elementery)
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Budget Oemand . Meghalaya
L_ No fund Rocommendsd Less fund Rocomm€ndod F. Y. - 2024-2025
1.1.2 - Opening I -Recuning Cost - Secondary R 3 12.50000 37.50000 Nol rocommsnd€d undd NR h6Ed du6 to
(New) (Samagra) P€.d.ncy and spillovor, hanc€ not
Upgraded reco.nrnofldad undor r6@ring aclivily.
Schools - 2-Recurdng Cost - Secondary R 29 2s.00000 725.00000 29 25.00000 725_00000 R€commsnd€d as propo3ed Rs. 725lakh lor
Rocuning (Previous) (Samagra) Rscuning cost of 29 functional S€condary
(Secondary) Sct'ools (Previo'rs) @ Rs. 25.00 t€lo p€r
school annually lo m€€l out ln6 erp€ns6: ol
manpowor, €lc. as p€.lhs norms.
Sub Total 32 762.50000 29 725.00000
1.1.3 - Opening 1-High6r Secondary School - Arts NR 2 24S.6100 499.22000 Not €comrn$d€d dua io pand€ncy and
Subiecl (Xl- xll) 0
Upgraded
Sub Tot.l 2 499.22000
Schools - NR
(Hr. Secondary)
1.1.4 ' Opening 1 -Recuning Cost - N€w Hr. Soc_ R 2 20.00000 40 00000 Nol rccomm€d€d 66 School! not appov€d
(1 Subioct) (Samagra) urE€f NR adt/ily. (-tlrgh€r socoid.ry school
Upgradod - du€ lo p.ndoncy and lFrllovsr)
Schools - 2-Recurring \)ost - Hr. S6c- (1 R 15 45.00000 o75-00000 15 40.00000 600.00000 R€con,m€nded Rs 600.00|a$ for R€.u..1n0
Recuning (Hr. Subi6ct) (Previous) (Samagra) Cosl of 15 func{onal Sr. Socond6ry Schools
Secondary) (Prcviou6) @ R3. 40.00lath per sdool lor
RecurinE iuprlort, as per tho noms.
Sub Total '17 715.00000 15 600.00000
1.1.5 - Addition 1-Higher Socondary School - NR 1 99.12000 99.12000 Nol rccommsnd due lo budgst conslraint.
oI Subject in Commerce Subjecl (Xl- Xll)
Exisling Hr.
Sub Tolal 'I 99.'12000
Secondary - NR
2-Recuring Cosl - Addilion of R 1 25.00000 25.00000 1 2s.00000 2s.00000 Recomm€nd€d Rs. 25.00 lakh lor R€curing
Subject in Exisling Hr. Sec. Cost of 1 Additlon of Subjecr in Existing Hr.
(Previous) (Samagra) Sec. (Prsvious)for Rscl]ning slpponb meet
out the sxp€nsas ol menpowsr, etc. as p6r the
1.3 - Open 1.3.1 - Op€n 1-Support to Age Group 16-19 R 633 0.02000 12.66000 633 0.02000 12.66000 For ul€ yoar2024-24 Stlato has id€nlifiod 1411
Schooling Schools System (upto Highesl Class Xll) Drop our Children ou ol wnici 633 requne
Syst6m Ior OoSC linancial support to continu€ lh6t €duc.lion in
4"Youlh & Eco Club R 15 0.10000 1.50000 15 0.10000 1.50000 Rgcomnended as proposod. as per noms.
s-Acadamic resorce porson for R 48 2.40000 115.20000 48 2.40000 115.20000 R€commonded 6s p€r lh6 propos6ltor
care€r counselling Academi€ .oscor€ p€6on for c€reer
6-Adolescent Endowment Mission R 400 0.06666 26.66400 400 0.06660 26.64000 R€comriended for 400 upp€r pnmary &
s€.ondery Schools for son sklls & wellboina,
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Budget Oemand - Msghalaya
fl l\lo fund Recommendod Loss fund Recomm€nd6d F.Y. - 2024-2025
Proposed by State Recommended by OoSEL
Major Sub R/
Activity Sub Activity Unit Amount (ln Coordinator Remarks
Component Component NR Unit Amount (ln
Phy Qly Phy Qty
Cost Lakhs) Cost Lakhs)
awar€ness Glaled lo STENT & SEE
7-Aptitlde Tesl at School Lev€l R 600 0.02000 12.00000 6000 0.00200 12.00000 Recommsnd€d lor 6000 SEc stud€nrs @Rs
2OO p€r slu&^l ior conduct ol aptitu& tost
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Budget Oemand - Meghalaya
L No fund Rocommend€d Less tund Recommendod F. Y. - 2024-2025
3-School Grant - (Enrol > 250 and R 39 0.75000 29.25000 39 0.75000 29.25000 Recommsnded ss Prcposod
<= 1000 )
4-School Granl - (Enrol > 1000) R 5 1.00000 5.00000 5 1.00000 5.00000 Rscommended as Pmposed
+School Grant (Enrol >= 1 ahd R 3 0.10000 0.30000 3 0.10000 0.30000 Recommended as Prcposed
<= 30)
Clubs
4500 0.00300 13.50000 4500 0.00300 13.50000 Rocomm€nded as P.oPos€d
7-Participation in Childrens
Science Congr€ss
4500 0.00300 13.50000 4500 0.00300 13.50000 Recommended as poPosed
8-Participation in Scienc€ and R
Maths Olympiads
g-Sclool Mentoring bY Higher R 115 0.10000 11.50000 115 0.10000 11.50000 Recommended as ProPosed
Education lnstilililtes
155.48936 9223 50.58360
sub Total 9233
p€r school
NR 3 2.50000 7.50000 1 2.50000 2.50000 ICT labs rucommcnd€d @2.5 lakh
3-Oigital Hardware & Software
3.7.2 - Recurang 1-Rec.uning Cost (lCT & Digital R 43 2.40000 103.20000 43 2.40000 103.20000 Recomm€ndod as proPosod.
Components lnitiatives) (Secondary & Sr.
(Oigital Hardware Seclndary) (Option - l) (Existing)
& Software upto
2-Smart Cla6sroom (Recurring) R 0.38000 5.32000 '14 0.38000 5.32000 R€commanded. An amounl olRs.5.32lakh 6
Highest Class .acomm€ndsd lo. i 4 tunclional shart
(Secondary & Sr. Secondary)
x[) classrcoms (Socondary/Senior Sscondary)
(Optlon - ll) (Existing) (Existing). as record€d in PRABANDH.
5.2 - Special 5.2.'l - Projoct- 1-Adolescent Programme for Girls R 300 0.06666 19.99800 115 0.06666 7.66590 Rscommended as pslho proposallor 115
Secondary Gids School lor Adoloscenl
Proiects for Girls Students
Prcgramme for Gids Sludenis
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Loss fund Rocommendod
F.Y. - 2021-2025
Budget Oemand - tlteghalaya L No fund Rocommended
Highest Class
xI)
6 2.00000 12.00000 R6commsndsd ior G rssourco csnues (on€
6.1.6 - 1-Equipment of R€source Center NR 6 2.00000 12.00000
p€. blocl), witr a unt co6t of Rs.2.0 bkn/BRc
Strengthening (NR)SL
for Cu,SN uolo dass Xll. sobiect lo lhe
Components vofilic€lixr ol d€raib submilt€d by lll€ uT.
under lnclusive fhi3 supponi6 lor equiptn€nl in r€sourco
Tolal of Provision for Chlldr€n wlth Special Need3 351 90 93500 334 75.54500
(cws[)
Total oI lnclusive Education 351 90.93500 334 75.54500
1-Tools Equipment & Fuft,ture NR 4.545/,5 s0.00000 10 4.75000 47.50000 Rscommondsd for 1 0 ringle sector schools. 1
highsr 20 o.75000 15.00000 10 1.20000 12 00000 Fo. 6 monlh supporl fot l0 trainem lo bo
7.1.2 - Recu.ring 1-Financial Supporl for Vocational R
Secondary Bcrullod in 10 single schools.
Support VE - Teacher/ Trainer (New)
2-Financial Support for Resource R 10 1.25000 't 2 50000 10 0.62500 6.25000 R6comm€nd6d lo. 1 0 singls seclor schools.
P€reons (N€w)
2500 11.25000 Rocomm€ndod tor 1O singlo sector schoolElor
3-Raw matgrial Grant for new R 10 2.25000 22.50000 10 1 .'t
lnrroduction ofVE lrcm class glh
school per course (New)
12_00000 10 0.60000 6.00000 R€comm€ndsd lor 10 singl6 36ctor schoolg lot
4-Cost ofproviding Hands on Skill R 10 1.20000
hnodoclorl oi VE trom dass gth
Training to students (New)
(New)
6-lnduction kaining of Teachers R 20 0.02500 0.50000 10 0.05000 0.50000 For 10 days induclion t6ining ol 10 llainers io
7-Recuning Suppod to Hub and R 4 5.00000 20.00000 7 1.25000 8.75000 R6mmmendedld 7 hub schools whsre
&Transportalion allowanco for R 93 0.03000 2 79000 93 0.03000 2.79000 Rscomri€od6d for students of 7 low
Children frcm Spoko to Hub sn.ollmont spol(g schoob wno will visll hub
sciool lor praclical da$es
School
7.1.3 - Recumng 1-Financial Supporl lor Vocational R 242 3.00000 846.00000 2A1 2.3S7s0 673 69750 R€commndod suppo.l ior 281 tEinors jn 163
Support VE - Teacher/ Trainer (Exisling)
Existing
z-Financial Support for Rosource R 163 1.79000 291.77000 163 1.79000 291.77000 Recomm€nded as proposod for 163 schools.
Persons (Existing)
3-Raw mate al granl for new R 3.23000 526_49000 163 3.23000. 526.49000 R6commsnd6d as propos€d ror 163 6chools.
school per course (Existing)
4-Cost of provading Hand6 R 163 1_75000 285.25000 163 1.75000 285.25000 Rocofim6nd€d as prcposed lor 163 schools
sAssossment and C€rlification R 2400 0.00600 14.40000 2400 0.00600 14.40000 Rgcomm€nded for students of ciass I Oth and
o-Office Exponsgs / R 163 2.00000 326.00000 163 2.00000 326.00000 Recommended as proposed ror 163 schools
7-ln-s€rvice Training of VE - R 242 0.02500 7.05000 281 0.02500 7.02500 Rocommond€d lo.2 days ins€rvic€ tBining ot
Teachers (5 - Days) - (Existing) 261 t-ain€G
8-Reconing Supporl lor H!b and R 5.00000 20_00000 3 2.50000 7.50000 R.conr'€nded lor 3 approv€d hrib schools
g-Transportalion Allowance lor R 176 o.o3ooo 5.28000 176 0.03000 5.28000 Recohmended tor stud€nts ol spoko sciools
Children from Spoke to Hub to vlsit hub schoollor praclical classos
School (Previous) I
62 15.50000 62 15.50000
Total of SporE & Physical Education
62 15.50000 62 't5.50000
Totalof Sports & Physical Educalion
28227 7173 71659 29864 52s2.37800
Total of Secondary Education
,!
10.00000 10.00000
Sub Tolal 1
,| 10.00000 1 10.00000
Total of Assessment Coll (SCERT)
89 6.88000 612.32000 Recomntend6d c€ntral $pporl h 80% ol lhe
'1.4.1 '1-OlETs R 89 10.16000 904.24000
'l 4 - Financial - Financial lotC flled up po3t3 as por norm end provi,€d
Support for Suppori for salary lor Sg lsadlor €du.5tors in po3hlon in
Teacher Salary in TEls rh€ 7 DlETs.
'115.05000 13 50.05000
sub Total
1019.29000 102 662.37000
Total of Flnancial SupPort lor Teacher Educalors (TEls) 102
as por norm ior
10.00000 10.00000 114 0_05000 5.70000 Recommndsd ,s apPraG€d
1.5.1 - Training 1-OlETs R 1
1.5 - Training of 10 d.ys taining ol l€adrsr oduc€tors in lh6
Teacher for Teacher SCERT and lh6 7 DIETS i.e.,25 inrosition
Educators Educators acadsmic facully in th€ DERT and 89 in'
posilion facully in lho OlETs.
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Budget Demand - Meghalaya No fund Rocommended Less fund Recommended F.Y. - 2024"2025
'l .7 - Annual 1.7.1 - Annual 1-DlETs R 7 15.00000 105.00000 7 10.00000 70.00000 Rocommandod as per budgel cut suggssted
by lhe slate annualgrant lor the 7 tunciional
Granl for TEls Grant for TEls
DlETs. This fund will be utilized tot day-lo'day
expenses, hidng of Resource pelsons/
Expeds for Teacher Training, purchase of
lib€ry bookv p€iodicals, developm€ni and
mainlonance oiwebsiie, office expenses, €lc.
st. ln !inincirl/
( omplctcd Ptndins
spillor..r 10t lr r9 20 t9-20 2020-21 202t-22 202:-!J :02J-2.r
Srmrgrr
l 1( R 176rr I t? 27 l1 lit
iI,\ lltT ll99 ll! trj 7:i 2E376 I'J
rPs 960 9.i.1 l7 l7 l1
4 Rrrrrr' 2701 )i01 i0
II,\. Idr ct\ (l
200 t50 .17.175
llt
5 57 i7 57 I7t 57
(;irlr loilcl r5i j7 165 28 :r l6 ilr)
7l l)rixli 19.1 0 l(rj l9.i l ir{, (}7 l9e t95
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