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CSC/4/6 Statement of UCs pending

under State Component of

ASIDE Scheme

UCs pending : Rs.3.145 croresSanctioned in : 2012-13

Under Implementation

Department

of Commerce

17/10/2014(Rupa Dutta ,

Economic Adviser )

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

Update

Status

CSC/9/6 Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas is implementing

Ethanol Blended Programme for petrol through its Oil

Marketing Companies, as per the Government decisions

taken from time to time. The

Programe was launched in 2003 for supply of 5% ethanol

blended petrol and was extended to the entire country

except the North- Eastern

States, Jammu & Kashmir, Andaman & Nicobar Islands

and Lakshadweep, with effect from 1st November, 2006.

Recently, this Ministry has issued a Gazette Notification

on 2nd January, 2013,

directing Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) to sell

ethanol blended Petrol with percentage of ethanol upto

10% as per BIS specification

to achieve 5% ethanol blending across the country as

a whole. Accordingly, OMCs are procuring ethanol for

blending with petrol under the EBP Programme by floating

tenders in the open market.

2. However, OMCs have been

facing constraint in inter-state movement of ethanol for the

EBP Programme due to

restrictions imposed by some State Governments on inter-

state movement of Ethanol and/ or refusal to issue

storage and blending licences/ other clearances, taxation

issues etc.

3. MoPNG has been taking up

the matter with State

Ministry of Petroleum

and Natural Gas

29/09/2014(P.K.Sinha,

Joint Secretary)

MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON

13/11/2014 : To be closed.

- Cabinet Section 3, Under Secretary, Cabinet

Secretariat

MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM AND

NATURAL GAS

AS ON DEC 5 2014 7:17PM : Pricing

mechanism for Cabinet Note on Ethanol

blending programme is under preparation.Under Implementation

- P.K.Sinha, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 4 2014 1:27PM : 1. In the state

of Bihar two distilleries of Government of

India undertaking are producing ethanol

exclusively which are as follows:-

I. HPCL Bio Fuels Ltd, Lauriya, West

Champaran

II. HPCL Bio Fuels Ltd, Sugauli, East

ChamparanApart from above, government of Bihar in

pursuance with the government of India's

direction has issued, notification No. 926

dated 23.12.2013(copy enclosed) to

following three Distilleries to produce 5 to 10% ethanol out of total molasses.

I. M/s Harinagar Distillery, West

Champaran.

II. M/s New Swadeshi Distillery, West

Champaran. III. M/s Riga Distillery, Sitamarhi.

2. The distillery Licences of the concerned

distilleries is renewed annually. At present

all the above mentioned distilleries have

got its licence renewed and are in running

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Governments time to time to

simplify procedures and expedite clearances related to

the roll out of the EBP Programme, in order to help

OMCs achieve their targets under the EBP Programme. A

letter was written in May 2011

to the State Governments in the EBP Programme

implementing States to reduce/ rationalize duties,

taxes and other impediments

in the process of supply for the EBP Programme and to bring

uniformity in procedure/ taxation policy in various

States/ UTs on the usage of ethanol. Thereafter, wherever

the problems have arisen

regarding inter-state movement of ethanol in

various States like, Delhi, Gujarat, UP, Bihar, Karnataka

etc., MoPG has followed up the

matter with respective States time to time. In this regard,

this Ministry has written letters to Chief Secretaries of Gujarat

Government and Delhi on 15.11.2011, to Bihar

Government on 12.4.2012, to

Karnataka Government on 31.10.2013 and 19.05.2014

and to UP Government on 25.7.2011.

4. Recently, a letter was also written by AS, MoPNG to Chief

Secretary, UP on 16.05.2014 requesting for restoration of

the method of giving export permissions from quarterly

basis to annual basis for

ethanol supplies for use by OMCs. However, UP

Government has not accepted the proposal, saying that

issuing one time permission on

annual basis does not seem suitable as verification of the

import permits/ NOC received from importing State, is

necessary for keeping check on the exit of ethanol from

State on fake permits, which

may be used for making illegal liquor which may cause loss of

human life.Under Implementation

condition.

Against the import order of Ethanol made

by different States, export order is being issued as per the demand made therein

with export fee of the Rs. 0.50 per Bulk

litter.Under Implementation

- Chief Secretary, , GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

GOVERNMENT OF GUJARAT

GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

GOVERNMENT OF UTTAR PRADESH

AS ON NOV 12 2014 5:11PM : The demand

of the sugar mill Association is that they

should be exempted from verification of NOC obtained from exporter state and

they should be allowed to lift or export the

whole quota on annual basis so that the

supply of the ethanol may not be delayed.

According to the comments given by the Excise Commissioner to prevent the

misuse of the NOC obtained by the sugar

mills from the Importer state, the

verification of the NOC is necessary. If the

NOC is not verified the Fraudulent lifting may take place and ethanol can be used in

making of illicit Liquor causing harm to the

people. Petroleum depose are allotted

Annual quota in the state and they lift

their quota from distilleries at the time when they need.

Thus exemption from verification of NOC

and allowing the sugar mills is not

justified. Accordingly Ministry of Petroleum

and Natural Gas, Government of India, has been informed vide U.P. Govt. Letter dated

04 July 2014No further Action Required

- Chief Secretary, , Government of Uttar Pradesh

GOVERNMENT OF DELHI

AS ON DEC 11 2014 5:13PM : To be ClosedImplemented

- Chief Secretary, , Government of Delhi

CSC/41/24 Closure proposal of Sitamarhi

project

Issue: Forwarding of closure proposal of Sitamarhi project

(Xth Plan) by DISCOM/State to REC

Forwarding of the closure proposal in r/o Sitamarhi

Ministry of

Power22/09/2014(Anju Bhalla ,

Director )

MINISTRY OF POWER

AS ON DEC 5 2014 12:20PM : As per

information given by REC-the nodal agency for RGGVY, all the works have

been completed and the closure proposal

is pending with State Govt.Under Implementation

- Anju Bhalla , Director , Ministry of Power

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project (Xth Plan) by

DISCOM/State to REC is still pending which was submitted

on 15.06.2013.Under Implementation

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

CSC/41/25 Issue: Outstanding Dues & signing of PPAs

Background: Outstanding Dues of NHPC:

The outstanding dues for more than 60 days (including

surcharge) as on 19.09.14 is

Rs.37.95 Crs. Letter of Credit: Bihar is not

opening the Letter of credit (LC) in favour of NHPC for Rs.

15.54 Crs.

Signing of BPSA: Bihar is not signing the Bulk Power

Supply Agreement for the power stations from whom it is

drawing the power.

Presently SBPDCL is under regulation due to non-

payment of outstanding dues & non opening of LC of

requisite value.


Ministry of Power

22/09/2014(Anju Bhalla ,

Director )

MINISTRY OF POWER

AS ON NOV 20 2014 2:52PM : The

outstanding dues of NHPC with Govt of

Bihar is Rs. 19.77 Cr. as on date. SBPDCL

is still on regulation since 19.6.2014. The

signing of bulk power supply agreement

and opening of letter of credit are still pending.Under Implementation

- Anju Bhalla , Director , Ministry of Power

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

Update Status

CSC/44/1 NACO through State AIDS

Control Societies (SACS) works with vulnerable populations for

prevention and control of HIV. NACO releases funds to State

Treasury for onward release to

SACS.

Co-operation is needed from State Treasury to ensure

timely release of funds to

SACS. However there is delay in release of funds by State

Treasury.

This delay hampers the implementation of key

prevention activities potentially

posing a risk to the control of HIV.

To state an example, NACO released funds in June 2014 to

all the SACS but states like

Bihar and Jharkhand have not received funds from the

respective State Treasury till date. Other states like

Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Chhattisgarh, Haryana,

Manipur, Rajasthan and Tamil

Nadu received funds after much delay only in 2nd week

of September 2014.Under Implementation

Department

of Health and Family

Welfare10/10/2014

(JRajesh Kumar,

Director )

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND FAMILY

WELFARE

GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH

GOVERNMENT OF ARUNACHAL

PRADESH

GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 2 2014 5:22PM : Sanction

orders for Rs. 1391.17 Lakhs have been received from NACO against the approved

AAP 2014-15 for Rs. 4129.73 Lakhs.

Against this sanction order a sum of Rs.

5.00 Crore has been credited to PD,

BSACS Account on 22.09.2014. Rest amount i.e. Rs. 891.17 Lakhs is under

process to release.Under Implementation


GOVERNMENT OF CHHATTISGARH

GOVERNMENT OF GOA


GOVERNMENT OF HARYANA

GOVERNMENT OF HIMACHAL

PRADESH

GOVERNMENT OF JAMMU AND

KASHMIR

GOVERNMENT OF JHARKHAND


GOVERNMENT OF KERALA

GOVERNMENT OF MADHYA PRADESH

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GOVERNMENT OF MAHARASHTRA

GOVERNMENT OF MANIPUR

GOVERNMENT OF MEGHALAYA

GOVERNMENT OF MIZORAM

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

GOVERNMENT OF ODISHA

GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB

AS ON DEC 12 2014 4:20PM : An amount of

Rs. 1497.11 Lacs to the Government of

Punjab was released by DAC (Govt. of

India) during June 2014 as first Installment for Punjab SACS. These funds

were drawn by Punjab SACS after taking

approval for withdrawal from Govt. of

Punjab and clearance of bills in treasury in

2 installments (as approved) of Rs. 1260 Lacs on 30.08.14 and Rs. 237.11 Lacs on

29.09.14.

Further the 2nd Installment of Rs. 812.38

Lacs was released by DAC (Govt. of India)

in Sept 2014. The process for withdrawal taken up with State Government and after

approvals, as confirmed from Department

bills have been submitted on 25.11.14 in

treasury for release and funds have been

received on 27.11.14.Implemented

- Chief Secretary, , GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB

GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN

AS ON NOV 11 2014 12:52PM : 1. The file

regarding transferring Rs. 87490000 to the

P.D. Account of Rajasthan AIDS Control

Society received to Finance (Exp-1)

Department on 11.08.2014 and it was disposed of on 12.08.2014. The sanction

of Administrative Department for

transferring Rs. 87490000 in the P.D.

Account of Rajasthan AIDS Control Society

received of Finance (Budget) Department on 19.08.2014. Finance (Budget)

Department issued sanction for

transferring the aforesaid amount to the


Society on 22.08.2014.

2. The file regarding transferring Rs.

56034000 to the P.D. Account of

Rajasthan AIDS Control Society received

to Finance (Exp-1) Department on 18.09.2014 and it was disposed of on

18.09.2014. The sanction of Administrative

Department for transferring Rs. 56034000

in the P.D. Account of Rajasthan AIDS

Control Society received to Finance (Budget) Department on 26.09.2014.

Finance (Budget) Department issued to

the transferring the aforesaid amount to

the P.D. Account of Rajasthan AIDS

Control Society on 30.09.2014.

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No further Action Required

- Vikas Sitaramji Bhale, Special Secretary to

Govt., GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN

GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM

GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADU

GOVERNMENT OF TRIPURA

GOVERNMENT OF UTTARAKHAND


AS ON NOV 19 2014 5:39PM : The first

instalment of grant of Rs.2649.41 lakh

sanctioned by NACO on 13-5-2014 was

cleared by RBI on 23-5-2014 against

which G.O. by Administrative Department for release through re-appropriation was

issued on 17-6-2014 and funds were

received in SACS bank account through

treasury on 30-6-2014.

The second instalment of grant of

Rs.275.92 lakh was sanctioned by NACO

on 16-6-2014 but was communicated to

SACS at the time of sanction of another

grant of Rs.300.00 lakh on 4-8-2014. Against these sanctions Rs.490.00 lakh

were received in the SACS bank account

on 22-10-2014 through treasury.

Till date, a total of Rs.3139.41 lakh has been received by SACS against a total

sanction of Rs.3225.33 lakh by NACO from

the total approved Annual Action Plan

budget allocation of Rs.8953.96 lakhs.

Balance fund of Rs.85.92 lakh is under process and likely to be received soon.

Hence, almost full amount sanctioned by

NACO, till now, has been received.

The time involved is due to the procedure involved after sanction by NACO followed

by Administrative and Finance

Department. Cooperation is being given by

State Treasury. Efforts are being made to

reduce the procedural time lag involved in fund sanction by NACO and fund receipt by

UPSACS through State treasury.Implemented


GOVERNMENT OF WEST BENGAL

AS ON NOV 13 2014 1:42PM : Funds

already drawn and released in

time.Nothing is pending.

Submitted by:

Dr Ravi Inder Singh,Secretary,Planning DepartmentImplemented

- Dr. Ravi Inder Singh , Secretary, Government of West Bengal

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GOVERNMENT OF DELHI

CSC/44/2 NACO through State AIDS Control Societies (SACS) works

with vulnerable populations for prevention and control of HIV.

NACO releases funds to State

Treasury for onward release to SACS.

Co-operation is needed from

State Treasury to ensure

timely release of funds to SACS. However there is delay

in release of funds by State Treasury.

This delay hampers the

implementation of key

prevention activities potentiallyposing a risk to the control of

HIV. To state an example, NACO

released funds in June 2014 to

all the SACS but states like Bihar and Jharkhand have not

received funds from the respective State Treasury till

date. Other states like Arunachal Pradesh, Assam,

Chhattisgarh, Haryana,

Manipur, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu received funds after

much delay only in 2nd week of September 2014.


Department of Health and

Family Welfare

10/10/2014(JRajesh Kumar,

Director )


WELFARE



PRADESH

GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR


orders for Rs. 1391.17 Lakhs have been

received from NACO against the approved

AAP 2014-15 for Rs. 4129.73 Lakhs.

Against this sanction order a sum of Rs. 5.00 Crore has been credited to PD,

BSACS Account on 22.09.2014. Rest

amount i.e. Rs. 891.17 Lakhs is under




GOVERNMENT OF GOA




PRADESH


KASHMIR












AS ON DEC 10 2014 12:10PM : This para is

same as CSC/44/1 and needs to be

deletedNo further Action Required







Department on 11.08.2014 and it was

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disposed of on 12.08.2014. The sanction


transferring Rs. 87490000 in the P.D. Account of Rajasthan AIDS Control Society

received of Finance (Budget) Department

on 19.08.2014. Finance (Budget)


transferring the aforesaid amount to the P.D. Account of Rajasthan AIDS Control



56034000 to the P.D. Account of Rajasthan AIDS Control Society received

to Finance (Exp-1) Department on

18.09.2014 and it was disposed of on


Department for transferring Rs. 56034000 in the P.D. Account of Rajasthan AIDS

Control Society received to Finance

(Budget) Department on 26.09.2014.

Finance (Budget) Department issued to the transferring the aforesaid amount to


Control Society on 30.09.2014.No further Action Required

- Vikas Sitaramji Bhale, Special Secretary to

Govt., GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN








sanctioned by NACO on 13-5-2014 was cleared by RBI on 23-5-2014 against

which G.O. by Administrative Department

for release through re-appropriation was


received in SACS bank account through treasury on 30-6-2014.



on 16-6-2014 but was communicated to SACS at the time of sanction of another

grant of Rs.300.00 lakh on 4-8-2014.

Against these sanctions Rs.490.00 lakh

were received in the SACS bank account

on 22-10-2014 through treasury.

Till date, a total of Rs.3139.41 lakh has

been received by SACS against a total

sanction of Rs.3225.33 lakh by NACO from

the total approved Annual Action Plan budget allocation of Rs.8953.96 lakhs.

Balance fund of Rs.85.92 lakh is under

process and likely to be received soon.

Hence, almost full amount sanctioned by

NACO, till now, has been received.

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The time involved is due to the procedure

involved after sanction by NACO followed by Administrative and Finance

Department. Cooperation is being given by


reduce the procedural time lag involved in

fund sanction by NACO and fund receipt by UPSACS through State treasury.Implemented



GOVERNMENT OF TELANGANA

GOVERNMENT OF DELHI

CSC/44/3 NACO through State AIDS

Control Societies (SACS) works with vulnerable populations for

prevention and control of HIV. NACO releases funds to State

Treasury for onward release to

SACS.

Co-operation is needed from State Treasury to ensure

timely release of funds to

SACS. However there is delay in release of funds by State

Treasury.

This delay hampers the implementation of key

prevention activities potentially

posing a risk to the control of HIV.

To state an example, NACO released funds in June 2014 to

all the SACS but states like

Bihar and Jharkhand have not received funds from the

respective State Treasury till date. Other states like

Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Chhattisgarh, Haryana,

Manipur, Rajasthan and Tamil

Nadu received funds after much delay only in 2nd week

of September 2014.Under Implementation

Department


Welfare10/10/2014

(JRajesh Kumar,

Director )


WELFARE



PRADESH

GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR


orders for Rs. 1391.17 Lakhs have been received from NACO against the approved

AAP 2014-15 for Rs. 4129.73 Lakhs.

Against this sanction order a sum of Rs.

5.00 Crore has been credited to PD,

BSACS Account on 22.09.2014. Rest amount i.e. Rs. 891.17 Lakhs is under




GOVERNMENT OF GOA




PRADESH


KASHMIR












Update Status

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AS ON DEC 10 2014 12:11PM : This para is

same as CSC/44/1 and needs to be

deletedNo further Action Required







Department on 11.08.2014 and it was disposed of on 12.08.2014. The sanction


transferring Rs. 87490000 in the P.D.

Account of Rajasthan AIDS Control Society

received of Finance (Budget) Department on 19.08.2014. Finance (Budget)


transferring the aforesaid amount to the




56034000 to the P.D. Account of

Rajasthan AIDS Control Society received

to Finance (Exp-1) Department on 18.09.2014 and it was disposed of on


Department for transferring Rs. 56034000

in the P.D. Account of Rajasthan AIDS

Control Society received to Finance (Budget) Department on 26.09.2014.

Finance (Budget) Department issued to

the transferring the aforesaid amount to


Control Society on 30.09.2014.No further Action Required

- Vikas Sitaramji Bhale, Special Secretary to Govt., GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN








sanctioned by NACO on 13-5-2014 was

cleared by RBI on 23-5-2014 against which G.O. by Administrative Department

for release through re-appropriation was


received in SACS bank account through

treasury on 30-6-2014.



on 16-6-2014 but was communicated to

SACS at the time of sanction of another

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grant of Rs.300.00 lakh on 4-8-2014.

Against these sanctions Rs.490.00 lakh

were received in the SACS bank account on 22-10-2014 through treasury.

Till date, a total of Rs.3139.41 lakh has

been received by SACS against a total

sanction of Rs.3225.33 lakh by NACO from the total approved Annual Action Plan

budget allocation of Rs.8953.96 lakhs.

Balance fund of Rs.85.92 lakh is under

process and likely to be received soon.

Hence, almost full amount sanctioned by NACO, till now, has been received.

The time involved is due to the procedure

involved after sanction by NACO followed

by Administrative and Finance Department. Cooperation is being given by


reduce the procedural time lag involved in

fund sanction by NACO and fund receipt by UPSACS through State treasury.Implemented




GOVERNMENT OF DELHI

CSC/44/8 Amendment of the Drugs and

Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisement) Act, 1954 -

Suggestion/comments sought

therefor.

All the Chief Secretaries of States/UTs were requested to

provide the

suggestions/comments with regard to amendment of the

Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisement)

Act, 1954 vide MoHFWs letter No. A-11035/133/2014-DFQC

dated 19.09.2014. The

information is presently awaited from the States/UTs.


Department


Welfare

05/11/2014(JRajesh

Kumar, Director )


WELFARE



PRADESH

GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 18 2014 2:44PM :

SUGGESTIONS REGARDINGH THE

AMENDMENT TO BE ACARRIED OUT IN

THE DRUGS & MAGIC REMEDIES (OBJECTIONABLE ADVERTISEMENTS) ACT,

1954 & RULES, 1955 THEREUNDER:-

In the present scenario, there has been

tremendous increase in the number of objectionable advertisements published by

print & electronic media, relating to

guaranteed cures for the diseases,

improvement of health & beauty. Because

of the lack of law & insufficient punishment and penalty, the violators have become

the habitual offenders.

At the outset it is pertinent to point out the

following suggestions for the amendment

to be carried out, for the effective enforcement & fruitful outcome, in the

aforesaid Act:-

1.Objectionable advertisements of the

COSMETIC must be brought under the

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Status

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purview of the prohibited advertisements

under sections of THE DRUGS & MAGIC REMEDIES (OBJECTIONABLE

ADVERTISEMENTS) ACT, 1954 since the

misleading & exaggerated advertisements

of the COSMETICS relating to

beautification has been increasing day by day. And hence, apart from the DRUGS &

MAGIC REMEDY the word COSMETICS

must be incorporated under the present

section 2 of THE DRUGS & MAGIC

REMEDIES (OBJECTIONABLE ADVERTISEMENTS) ACT, 1954.

2.Prohibition of the advertisements for the

treatment of diseases, disorders or

conditions mentioned under the Schedule and section 3(d) must be increased in

number, such as advertisements relation

to following diseases, disorders or

conditions must be included under the

Schedule & Section-3(d):- AIDS; HIV,

DE-ADDICTION,

HEPATITIS, JAUNDICE, LIVERS

DISORDERS, BRONCHIAL ASTHMA,

PILES &FISTULAE,

CHANGE OF FOETAL SEX BY DRUGS,

IMPROVEMENT IN SIZE &SHAPE OF THE

SEXUAL ORGAN & ITS DURATION OF SEXUAL PERFORMANCE,

INCREASE IN BRAIN CAPACITY &

MEMORY POWER,

IMPROVEMENT IN EYE SIGHT & VISION

POWER, IMPROVEMENT OF HIGHT, WEIGHT,

UNDER WEIGHT, LEANNESS AND

THINNESS APART FROM OBESITY,

BALDNESS; ALOPECIA, GROWTH OF

NEW HAIR AND PREMATURE GREYING OF HAIR,

FAIRNESS AND TEXTURE OF THE SKIN,

POWER TO REJUVINATE, PREMATURE

AGEING,

PYORRHEA, SENSITIVE TEETH AND IMPROVEMENT IN THE STRENGTH OF THE

NATURAL TEETH ETC.

3. Since the offences under Section 9(A) of

the Drugs & Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisement) Act, 1954

are cognizable & hence the existing

punishments six months to one year must

be enhanced for the period from more

than three years and above either in the case of first conviction or in the case of

subsequent convictions respectively, and

must be brought under the purview of

Non-boilable offences. Refer Section 7 & 9

(A) of the DMR(OA) ACT, 1954.

4. The Print & Electronic Media plays the

key role in the publication of the

misleading, vulnerable, exaggerated &

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prohibited advertisements & hence the

stringent penalty and tough punishments

must be incorporated in the Amended Act, on conviction against such Publishers and

Advertisement Agencies.

5. Prohibition of the advertisements for the

treatment of number of diseases mentioned under Provision of Rule

(6) and the Schedule of the Drugs and

magic Remedies (Objectionable

Advertisements) must be increased and revised.Under Implementation

View Document- Chief Secretary, , GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR


GOVERNMENT OF GOA




PRADESH


KASHMIR












AS ON DEC 12 2014 4:43PM :

Suggestion/Comments for amendment of

the Drugs and Magic Remedies (objectionable advertisement) Act, 1954 is

under active consideration of the state

Government, Department of Health &

Family Welfare.Under Implementation









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AS ON DEC 10 2014 1:23PM : Definition

under the Drugs & Magic Remedies Act

should be more stringent considering the

present social status e.g. article including

baby food / other food & device should be

separately included.

Clinic, Consultation & treatment should be

brought within the scope of the Act.

No advertisement under this Act shall be made except with the previous sanction of

the State Drugs Control Authority.

All publishers, broadcasters, press &

printers, internet service providers of any offending advertisement and celebrities /

actors or actress endorsing these products

(drugs / article / magic remedies) should

be made culpable.

Schedule under the Drugs & Magic

Remedies Act should be reviewed &

updated in tune of Schedule J of the

Drugs & Cosmetics Rules.

Quantum of punishment should be

enhanced as follows:

i) For the advertiser, 3 to 5 years of

imprisonment and fine of at least Rs. five

lacs for first offence and 5 to 7 years imprisonment and fine of at least Rs. ten

lacs for any subsequent offence.

ii) For the publisher / broadcaster /

Internet Service Provider, 1 to 3 years of imprisonment and fine of at least Rs. three

lacs for first offence and 3 to 5 years

imprisonment and fine of at least Rs. five

lacs for any subsequent offence.

iii) For celebrities / actors endorsing such misleading advertisements, fine of at least

Rs. one lac for first offence and

imprisonment of 1 to 2 years and fine of at

least Rs. one lac for any subsequent

offence.Under Implementation

- Dr. Ravi Inder Singh , Secretary, Government of West Bengal


GOVERNMENT OF ANDAMAN AND

NICOBAR ISLAND

GOVERNMENT OF CHANDIGARH

GOVERNMENT OF DADRA AND NAGAR

HAVELE

GOVERNMENT OF DAMAN AND DIU

GOVERNMENT OF DELHI

GOVERNMENT OF LAKSHADWEEP

GOVERNMENT OF PUDUCHERRY

AS ON NOV 24 2014 6:12PM : The

following are the suggestions/comments of

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Government of Puducherry for Ref. D.O.

No.A.11035/133/2014-DFQC Dt:19-9-

2014 of Secretary, Dept. of Health & Family Welfare, Ministry of Health & Family

Welfare,Government of India, New Delhi

regarding uploading of Comments on

Drugs and Magic Remedies Objectionable

Advertisement Act 1954.Under Implementation

View Document- Chief Secreatry, , GOVERNMENT OF

PUDUCHERRY

CSC/46/4 1839 Km Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor (EDFC)

extending from Dankuni in

West Bengal to Ludhiana in Punjab, a mega infrastructure

project is being implemented by Dedicated Freight corridor

Corporation of India Ltd. (DFCCIL), a PSU of Ministry of

Railways. 66 Km section of

EDFC between Durgawati to New Karwandiya in Bihar

which was targeted for commissioning in March, 2014

has got delayed mainly due to

land acquisition difficulties.All the Civil works in Durgawati

to New Karwandiya section have already been completed

in the entire stretch of 66 Km,

except in a few small stretches in Rohtas and Kaimur Districts

where land could not be acquired as the Project

Affected Persons (PAPs) have not accepted the award by the

Arbitrator. In Rohtas District,

300 meter land is not available for formation work in Basa

Village, 700 metre land is not available in Dhanpurwa village

and a temple on the alignment

near Sasaram Railway Station needs to be shifted. The

matter is being pursued regularly by Chief Project

Manager/Mughalsarai and other DFCCIL officials with the

District Magistrates and other

State Government officials of Rohtas and Kaimur Districts.

In addition to above, near Bhabhua Road Railway Station,

the NH-30 is crossing the

existing Railway Track and a new wider Road Over Bridge

(ROB) is required to be constructed to enable two DFC

tracks to pass through the ROB, as existing ROB is too

narrow to pass these DFC

tracks. In this regard, an agreement was reached with

Bihar State Road Development Corporation Ltd (BSRDC) that

the new ROB over IR & DFC

Ministry of Railways

29/09/2014(Sudhendu Jyoti Sinha , Director )

MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS

AS ON OCT 13 2014 5:46PM : To pursue

land acquisition matters, a meeting was

held with GGM/EC/DFCCIL and DM/Rohtas

on 04.9.2014. DM/Rohtas has assured to

provide necessary help for land acquisition

and shifting of temple.

A meeting was held with BSRDC officials

on 04.9.2014 and they were requested to

expedite the work, however, at site no

progress has been made so far.Under Implementation

- Sudhendu Jyoti Sinha , Director , Ministry of Railways

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON NOV 25 2014 4:31PM : Existing

Concesslonaire M/s MORA Tollways Ltd. is

not willing to execute the work in given

time frame DFCCL has also refused the request of BSRDCL to execution the

aforesaid work.

vide letter no.MGS/EN/ROB/Bhabhua/35,

dated 17.10.2014.

So,A decision has been taken to execute the approach work of ROB through a fresh

tender (Short term tender) is being in

under process and work will be completed

in 2 months after finalizing the tender.Under Implementation


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Tracks will be constructed by

DFC and the approaches of this ROB will be simultaneously

completed by BSRDC. DFC has almost completed the work.

Chief Project Manager/DFCCIL has held several meetings with

GM/BSRDC and Engineer-in-

Chief, Road Construction Department. However, the

approach earthwork for the new ROB has not been started

so far. Only after completion of

this new ROB, the old ROB can be dismantled, enabling laying

of DFC tracks. Being a key infrastructure

project for the country, its progress is being critically

monitored at the highest level.

A request DO letter in this

regard has been written by Chairman Railway Board to

Chief Secretary, Government

of Bihar vide DO No. 2010/Infra/21/1 Pt-1 Dated:

2.9.2014. It is requested to expedite resolution of the

above mentioned issues.Under Implementation

CSC/56/13 Payment of old age pension

through Post Office Savings Bank Account


Department

of Posts10/10/2014

(Kushal Vashist ,

Director )

DEPARTMENT OF POSTS

AS ON NOV 5 2014 5:35PM : Chief

Postmaster General, Bihar Circle has taken up the matter with the State Govt. of Bihar

for restoration of the payment procedure

of old age pension through Post Office

Savings Bank Account. However, the State

Govt. has not responded it.Under Implementation

- Kushal Vashist , Director , Department of Posts

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

Update Status

CSC/56/14 Recovery of outstanding

service charge


Department

of Posts

10/10/2014(Kushal

Vashist , Director )

DEPARTMENT OF POSTS

AS ON NOV 5 2014 5:35PM : An amount of

Rs.1,55,60,115/- as service charge of the

Department in respect of Social Security

Pension Scheme is pending with the State Govt. of Bihar since 2012.Under Implementation

- Kushal Vashist , Director , Department of Posts

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

Update

Status

CSC/77/10 Detailed Project Report (DPR)

for establishment of a modern

abattoir at Patna, Bihar under the Scheme of Setting Up /

Modernisation of Abattoirs, was received from the Principal

Secretary, Urban Development and Housing Department

(UD&HD), Government of

Ministry of

Food

Processing Industries

28/09/2014(Dr. Atya

Nand, Deputy Secretary)

MINISTRY OF FOOD PROCESSING

INDUSTRIES

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

Update

Status

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Bihar, Patna vide letter dated

10-07-2008. The proposal was considered by the Approval

Committee of Ministry of Food Processing Industries which

met on 31-10-2008 and the Committee approved financial

assistance of Rs.1097.21 lakhs

for the project subject to the standard conditions/guidelines

of the scheme. The approval letter in this regard was issued

by the Ministry vide letter

dated 14-11-2008. Thereafter the first installment of the

grant-in- aid amounting to Rs. 109.72 lakhs was released to

the Patna Municipal Corporation vide sanction

letter dated 27-03-2009. The

project was to be established and run by Patna Municipal

Corporation. Thereafter i.e. after 27-03-2009, a number of

D.O. letters were issued at the

level of the Joint Secretary, MoFPI to the Principal

Secretary (UD&HD), Government of Bihar and at

the level of Secretary, MoFPI to the Chief Secretary,

Government of Bihar regarding

delay in execution of the project. In spite of the

repeated reminders, the project continued to suffer

delay and there was no head

way in executing the same. Subsequently, it was intimated

by the State government on 19-10-2012 that

implementation of the project had been transferred to Bihar

Urban Infrastructure

Development Corporation Limited (BUIDCO) as the

project implementation agency. Again the State

Government was requested by

the Ministry to decide whether they were inclined to

implement the project in question in accordance with

the scheme guidelines or else refund the amount of financial

assistance already provided to

the Government of Bihar. Subsequently a D.O. letter

dated 03-03-2014 was sent from Secretary, MoFPI to

Secretary (UD&HD),

Government of Bihar wherein the Government of Bihar was

informed that if they decided that land for the project will

not be given by the Municipal

Corporation and if the project is to be implemented purely as

a private sector project then the amount already released

by the Ministry may be

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refunded. There has been no

response to any of these letters from the State

Government nor has any officer from the state

government/Patna Municipal Corporation/BUIDCO

participated in any of the

review meetings convened by the Ministry, the latest

meeting held on 20-08-2014. There was a chronology of

events submitted by BUIDCO

in May, 2014 but this also did not give any clear status of the

progress of the abattoir project. Joint Secretary, MoFPI

visited Patna on 19th and 20th September, 2014 and met the

Principal Secretary (Industry)

and Secretary (UD), Government of Bihar regarding

status of MoFPI assisted abattoir project. Secretary

(UD), Government of Bihar

explained that the state government is committed to

implementing the project on PPP basis through BUIDCO. He

also informed that land has been earmarked for the

abattoir project, approval of

state cabinet has been obtained for the project and

that PPP partner has been selected as per State

Government guidelines on PPP

projects. Secretary (UD) was requested to send a detailed

reply intimating the progress in implementing the project

formally to the Ministry. This letter is awaited.


CSC/78/1 Scheme of Establishment of Multi-Disciplinary Research

Units (MRUs) in State Government Medical Colleges:

The objective of the scheme is

to create dedicated infrastructure in the State

Government Medical Colleges to encourage them to

undertake research in Non-Communicable Diseases. 80

MRUs are required to be set up

during the 12th Plan period. State has 9 medical colleges.

Only one proposal received from the State and that too is

incomplete.


Department of Health

Research23/09/2014

(Dr. H.Nagesh, Joint

Secretary)

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH RESEARCH

AS ON DEC 5 2014 9:15PM : State has 9

medical colleges. one proposal is under

examination but is not complete with

requisite formalities.In this regard, several

communications have been made. State should send atleast2 more proposals.Letter

No.V.25011/80/2014-HR dated

25/11/2014 addressed to principal

Secretary (Health & Family Welfare, Govt.

of Bihar)Under Implementation

- Dr. H.Nagesh, Joint Secretary, Department of Health Research

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

Update Status

CSC/78/7 Scheme of Establishment of Model Rural Health Research

Units (MRHRUs) in the States:

The objective of the scheme is to create infrastructure near

the PHC/to facilitate transfer of


Research

23/09/2014(Dr. H.Nagesh,

Joint


AS ON DEC 5 2014 9:24PM : One proposal

received from the State, but is incomplete.

State to rectify the deficiencies.

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technology for providing better

health care facilities in rural India. 15 Model Rural Health

Research Units (MRHRUs) shall be set up in the states during

the 12t Plan period, which shall take up research on local

health issues concerning rural

population.Incomplete proposal received

form the State. State to rectify the deficiencies.


Secretary) Under Implementation

- Dr. H.Nagesh, Joint Secretary, Department of

Health Research

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 3 2014 11:48AM : Model Rural

Health Research Unit:-This scheme works as an interface

between health service provider and health

research institutions for control and

diagnosis of deceases by using modern

techniques. This project will be jointly completed by DHR staff, health provider

and research institute of ICUR.

MOA for Primary Health Centre, Kudhani,

Muzaffarpur has been signed on dated

17.06.2014, that is submitted for countersign for ICMR.Under Implementation


CSC/78/11 Scheme for Establishment of Network of Laboratories for

Managing Epidemics & Natural

Calamities:The scheme entails

establishment of 10 Regional Labs, 30 State level Labs and

120 Labs in the State Government Medical Colleges

during the 12th Plan period,

for timely diagnosis and management of viral

epidemics and new viral infections.

Space not adequately available

at A N Magadh Medical College, Gaya and JN Medical

College, BhagalpurUnder Implementation


Research

23/09/2014(Dr. H.Nagesh,

Joint Secretary)


AS ON DEC 5 2014 10:03PM : State should

earmark requisite and adequate space at A

N Magadh Medical College, Gaya and JN

Medical College, Bhagalpur for

establishment of VDRLs. State is also

required to send one proposal for establishment of State level lab and 3

more proposals for establishment of

medical college level viral diagnostic

research labs to meet the target under the

scheme.Under Implementation

- Dr. H.Nagesh, Joint Secretary, Department of Health Research

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 3 2014 11:47AM : The purpose

of this scheme is to mark viral strains and

other agents which are factors of

epidemics and to develop infrastructure for

this purpose. It has three tier

laboratories:-

(i) Regional Labs(10 in nos.)

(ii) State level labs (30 in nos.)

(iii) Medical college labs (120 in nos.)

Regional labs will be controlled by

DHR/ICMR, while state level labs and

medical college labs will be handed over to

State govt. after 12th plan.

Duly signed MOA on department level sent to ICMR for establishment of VDL in six

medical colleges are as follows-

SL. NO. Name of Medical College MOA

Signed on

1. Vardhman Institute of Medical sciences,

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Pawapuri 18.062014

2. JLNMCH, Bhagalpur 17.06.20143. PMCH, pATNA 20.09.2013-

countersighned by ICMR

HR has been appointed

-Got Rs. 1.3 crore from the Govt. of India4. SKMCH, Muzaffarpur 17.06.2014

5. DMCH, Laheriasarai, Dharbhanga

18.06.2014(working)

6. ANMMCH, Gaya 18.06.2014

Signed MOA has been sent to ICMR for

countersign.Under Implementation


CSC/85/4 4818.314 acres of lands owned by the Ministry of Defence is

not yet mutated in the Civil Revenue Records by the

concerned Collectors/ District

Revenue Authorities. District wise detail of Defence land

which is yet to be mutated has already been informed.

Concerned Revenue authorities may be directed to mutate all

such Defence lands in the

revenue records on priority.Under Implementation

Ministry of Defence

14/10/2014(Rajesh

Choudhary, Under

Secretary)

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 17 2014 11:48AM :

4818.314 -

"

$ ' () *+ $ Under Implementation


Update Status

CSC/106/14 Construction of road

connecting Raxaul and Jogwani ICPs are adversely affected

due to delay in land acquisition. For road

connecting Raxaul payment for 20.98 he to 260 owners is yet

to be made. Similarly, for

Jogwani notification under 3G for 7.2 he is still balance.


Ministry of

Road Transport and

Highways16/10/2014

(R.K. Pandey , CEO)

MINISTRY OF ROAD TRANSPORT AND

HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 16 2014 4:48PM : Piprakpth-

Raxaul: Area to be acquired (3D) 42.6228 ha. (620 owners)Payment made for

23.8423 ha (56%) Balance area to be paid

18.7805ha. (44%). Very important as

Raxaul ICP is to be inaugurated by Hon'ble

Prime Minister in April, 2015. LA payment in Jokiyari, Senuwaria, Singhpur and

Haraiya needs to be expedited.

Forbesganj-Jogbani(NH-57A): 3G estimate

of balance 7.19 ha (out of total 38.26 ha) is yet to be submitted by DLAO.

4.7 Kms of road length out of total 9.825

Kms is under hindrance. The project is of

vital national interest due to proposed

connectivity to ICP Jogbani (Indo Nepal transit). The payment process needs to be

expedited. Affected Mauza: - Palasi &

Matiyari, Bhadeshwar, Bhatiyahi, Amouna,

Mirganj, Dakshin Maheshwari (7 Mauja).

Certificate under Forest Right Act 2006 has been not received from DM , Araria despite

numerous reminders.

The same had been pursued. During

meeting with DM on 02.12.2014 who had

promised immediate disposal.

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CSC/106/21 Rehabilitation and Upgrading to 2 lanes/2 lane with Paved

Shoulders Configuration and Strengthening of Anishabad-

Aurangabad-Hariharganj

Section (km 0.0 to km 154.625) of NH-98 in the State

of Bihar, Estimate for acquisition of private land is

awaited from Bihar PWD based on award by competent

authority for land acquisition in

respect of Arwal district.Under Implementation

Ministry of Road

Transport and Highways

20/10/2014(R.K. Pandey ,

CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON NOV 25 2014 11:35AM : With Govt.

of India

3G estimate for acquisition of land in Arwal

District has been sent to CE (EAP) MoRT&H

New Delhi vide CE NH Wing RCD, Bihar, Patna letter no-2454 dt-24.10.14 for

necessary Action.

3G land award estimate related to Patna

Dist. also pending in Ministry.Under Implementation


Update Status

CSC/106/26 Rehabilitation and Upgradation

to 2-Lane/2-Lane with paved Shoulder configuration and

Strengthening of Fahua-

Harnaut-Barh Section (km 0.0 to Km 69) of NH-30A in the

State of Bihar, Estimate for acquisition of private land is

awaited from Bihar PWD based

on award by competent authority for land acquisition.


Ministry of

Road Transport and

Highways

20/10/2014(R.K. Pandey ,

CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON NOV 25 2014 11:37AM : With Govt.

of India

1. 3G Land award estimate under NH Act for Nalanda District and Patna pending in

MoRT&H. (Has been sent vide CE, NH

letter no-271 (Min.) dt-24.10.14 & Letter

no. 73 est., dt- 10.11.2014 repectively.

2. RCC esimate, GRC estimate and Independent Valuer estimate pending in

MoRT&H.

Pending With State Govt.

1. Stage-I Clearance from MoEF received.

Compensatory Afforestation estimate for protected forest zone is pending with DFO,

Nawada.Under Implementation


Update

Status

CSC/106/27 Rehabilitation and Upgradation to 2-Lane/2-Lane with paved

Shoulder configuration and Strengthening of Birpur-Bihpur

Section (km 0.0-km 106.0) of

NH-106 in the State of Bihar, Forest land diversion needs to

be expedited by Bihar PWD. Estimate for acquisition of

private land based on award

by competent authority for land acquisition in respect of

Supaul district and draft 3D notification are awaited from

Bihar PWD.Under Implementation

Ministry of Road


20/10/2014(R.K. Pandey ,

CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON NOV 25 2014 11:38AM : At Center

Level

Request for 3(D) proposal has been

submitted to District Magistrate,

Madhepura vide letter no-1449 dt-15.10.14. As per verbal talk with DLAO

Madhepura, 3(D) is under preparation.

Cost estimate i.e. 3(G) of Supaul district

has been sent to Ministry for sanction

except Durgapur and Piprahi Taluk which will be prepared after the notification of 3

(D).

The proposal for total 127.20 ha. Forest

land in the Saharasa, Supaul and

Madhepura district has been sent by Govt.

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of Bihar for Stage-I clearance vide this

letter no-332(s) dt-21.06.13 to Govt. of

India, New Delhi. At State Level

DGPS map for proposed diversion of forest

land and proposed land for compensatory

afforestation is pending with CCF-cum-

Nodal Officer(FC), Bihar, Patna. IT is to be sent to MoEF, Delhi for granting Stage-I

Clearance.Under Implementation


CSC/106/68 In State of Bihar, for 4-laning of Patna Gaya Dobhi

section of NH-83 CALA-PATNA - 3(G) Award

for 12 villages has been

declared by CALA out of total 31 villages in which 3(G)

Award for 10 villages has been approved by NHAI and

intimated to CALA, Patna and fund for Rs. 10.00 cr. has been

deposited with joint account

for disbursement of compensation.

The balance 3G award for 19 villages is to be declared by

CALA and payment of

compensation amount is to be disbursed by CALA, till date

only 2 cheques has been issued by CALA for

compensation.The process of LA needs to

be accelerate by DLAO and

their staff. CALA /DM Patna may be

asked for time bond acquisition of project land.

For Patna-Bakhtiyapur stretch

of NH-30 3D Notification vide S.O. No.

3233 dated 23.10.2013 of missing plots published in

newspaper on 28.11.13. 3G of missing plot of one mouzais

awaited from DLAO, Patna.

Issues of Bakast land needs to be settled for early release

of payment. Disbursement of payment is

very slow and needs to be

expeditedFor Patna-Buxar stretch of NH-

30 & 84 3G of 11 villages awaited

from DLAO, Patna. Payment of compensation

needs to be expedited.


Ministry of Road


03/11/2014(R.K. Pandey ,

CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 16 2014 4:52PM :

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR: Patna-Gaya-

Dobhi(NH-83): Against sanction of Rs.

1070.066 Cr. for 31 villages, till date only

10.838 Cr. has been disbursed by CALA, Patna, which needs to be expedited.In

total, an amount of more than 1000 cr.

has to be disbursed.

Patna-Bakhtiyarpur(NH-30): Bakast land in Punadih, Sabalpur, Jethuli, Daulatpur,

Parsurampur, Sonaru, Kurtha, Hardas

Bigha, Bulan Buzurg, Raipura, Abdul

Rahmanpur, Lodipur, Haibatpur, tilhar,

Katauna, Hasanpur, Rasulpur, Rukunpura, Champapur. Land Owners are demanding

for declaration of raiyati & payment for

land specially plot No. 116 & 1319 in

Mauza Jethuli and plot No. 210 in Punadih.

Patna-Buxar(NH-30 &84): 3(G) estimate of

2 villages and possession of 11 villages yet

to be submitted by DLAO,Patna. Disbursement is very slow. Only 30.6 Cr.

out of 357.73 Cr has been disbursed.

Bakhtiyarpur-Khagaria(NH-31): 305.6968

Ha of Land to be acquired in 48Mauza. Estimate for 202.6386 Ha submitted by

DLAO and payment deposited. 3(G)

estimate for 25.7126 Ha has been

submitted in last month. Balance estimate

awaited. Only 17.21 Cr. for 24.00 Ha disbursed in last 1 Year against approved

estimate of Rs. 134 Cr.Under Implementation


Update Status

CSC/106/69 In state of Bihar, for 4-laning

of Patna Gaya Dobhi section of NH-83

No disbursement of

compensation is done by CALA Jehanabad stating that he has

Ministry of

Road Transport and

Highways

03/11/2014(R.K. Pandey ,


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 16 2014 4:54PM : Patna-Gaya-

Update

Status

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not been given financial power

by State Government (Bihar). District Magistrate, Jehanabad

has been requested several times to resolve the matter as

the 3G award u/s NH Act, 1956 of all 35 villages of

Jehanabad district is

completed. Letters to Additional Secretary

(Revenue), Govt. of Bihar has been sent by PIU, request is

done over phone also. He has

assured to resolve the matter soon.

The DM / DLAO may be requested for hand over the

project land to NHAI at the earliest.


CEO) Dobhi(NH-83): The 3G Award for all 35

villages amounting to 168.43 Cr. has been

approved by NHAI, but till date only Rs. 6.08 Cr. approx. has been disbursed by

CALA & possession have been given for 30

villages. Disbursement needs to be

expedited.Under Implementation


CSC/106/70 In state of Bihar, for 4-laning of Patna Gaya Dobhi

section of NH-83 3(G) Award for 49 villages

out of total 62 villages have

been declared by CALA in which 3(G) Award for 44

villages has been approved by NHAI and forwarded to CALA,

Gaya and fund of Rs. 20.00 Cr. has been deposited in joint

account of CALA for

disbursement of compensation. The pace of

disbursement is very slow. The balance award for 13

villages is to be declared by

CALA and payment of compensation amount is to be

disbursed by the CALA. The process of disbursement

and handing over the required land, need to be accelerated

by CALA.

The DM/DLAO, Gaya may be requested for time bond

acquisition of required land.For 4-laning of Gaya - Hisua

Rajgir- Dobhi section of NH-82

3D & 3G notification for Land acquisition may be expedited

by the State Government.Under Implementation

Ministry of Road


03/11/2014(R.K. Pandey ,

CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 16 2014 4:55PM : Patna-Gaya-

Dobhi(NH-83):

The 3G Award for 62 villages has been

declared amounting to Rs. 149.73 Cr. has been approved by NHAI, but till date only

Rs. 21.00 Cr. approx. has been disbursed

by CALA & possession has been given for

only 27 villages.Under Implementation


Update Status

CSC/106/71 In state of Bihar, for Two laning of with paved shoulder

of Khagaria Purnea Section

of NH-31 An Amount of Rs.

18,26,58,145/- for 11.57 Ha land deposited with CALA

Bhagalpur since November

2013. Disbursement has not yet started.

Request made to DM, Bhagalpur for the removal of

encroachment at Km. 313.00 to 315.00 (Village Chakrami).

But till date no action has been

taken by DM, Bhagalpur. Balance 3(D) for 2.2234 Ha

Ministry of Road

Transport and

Highways03/11/2014

(R.K. Pandey , CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 16 2014 4:56PM : Khagaria-

Purnea(NH-31)12.1780 Ha of land to be

acquired. Estimate for 11.5691 Ha has

been submitted by DLAO and Rs. 18.27 Cr.

has been sanctioned by the Competent Authority and payment deposited. But the

disbursement of compensation has not yet

started.

There is hindrance at Chakrami where a

large number of people are illegally

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land pending with CALA 3A

Notified on 02.05.2013.Under Implementation

occupying the ROW.Under Implementation


CSC/106/72 In state of Bihar, for Hajipur

Muzaffarpur section of NH-77

Final 3G award for 44 villages yet not submitted by

CALA. 3G award for 32 villages out

of 40 villages missing plots yet

not submitted by CALA, for which 3D was notified on

22.05.2013.Under Implementation

Ministry of

Road


03/11/2014(R.K. Pandey ,

CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 16 2014 5:02PM : No status

change.Under Implementation


Update

Status




CALA. 3G award for missing plots

yet not submitted by CALA, for

which 3D was notified on 26.03.2013.

People are not allowing work in villages like Kafen, Madhoul,

Laskaripur, and Sadatpur for want of higher compensation.

For Muzaffarpur Sonbarsa

section of NH-77 From chainage 19+900 to

21+700 length 1.8km the work is hindered due to non-

payment to the Land Owners

since January, 2012. Payment to the land owners

to be expedited as payment for only 17.286 ha has been

made against the acquired

land of 54 ha.Under Implementation

Ministry of

Road


03/11/2014(R.K. Pandey ,

CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 16 2014 4:59PM : Hajiipur-

Muzaffarpur(NH-77): Hindrance by land

owners demanding higher compensation.

Administrative support required.(Immediate action is required for Rajla,

Fatehpur Kasturi, Sakri for PCOD). 6 Men

Committee has already decided the

category of land almost 2years back.

Muzaffarpur-Sonbarsa: The land owners are demanding commercial and current

rate in Bedaul Asli (km. 19.05 to 30.90).

Administrative support is required for

possession of land.Under Implementation


Update

Status

CSC/106/74 In state of Bihar, for Chhapra Hajipur Section of NH-19

Possession of 6 Villages Akbarpur, Sumerpatti,

Mathurapur, Hewantpur,

Manpur and Manoharpur is still pending from CALA.


CALA out of total 78 villages. 3G award for

realignment/missing plots yet

not submitted by CALAfor which 3D was notified on

09.05.2012. Almost 2km length in

Doriganj is affected due to

presence of building/market, it is to be shifted.

In village Chakia and Bishunpura, people displaced

due to flood are not shifting to

other place. They are encroachers. They have to be

shifted to other place.For Chhapra Gopalganj

section of NH-85

Ministry of Road


03/11/2014(R.K. Pandey ,

CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 16 2014 5:03PM : (i)

Possession of 04 villages yet to be

obtained from CALA.

(ii) Estimate of structures in 30 villages

yet to be obtained from CALA affecting 3.5 km/length of this project.

(iii) Unauthorized structures in Jalalpur &

Maharajganj affecting 0.5 km/length.

Approach to Rail cum Road Bridge Digha:

Land was being acquired under LA Act 1894. Possession of land (7 villages

involved) still waited from DLAO.

Proposal submitted to DLAO, Saran

through Executive Engineer RCD, Patna

West on 21.09.2010 and Rs. 11 cr. deposited in September, 2011.

Section 4 & 6 pending in 4 villages

(Varanpara, Chousia-83, Govindchak,

Gangejal).

Notification under 6 done for Sultanpur

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Possession of 1 village

Saraya Patti is still pending from CALA.

Final 3G award for 5 villages yet not submitted by CALA.

For Approach road to Rail cum Road Bridge Digha

LA proposal submitted to

DLAO, Saran through EE, RCD, Patna, Patna west on 21.09.13

and Rs. 11 Cr. deposited in sept. 2011 but possession has

not given by the DLAO, Saran.

Possession of land yet to be received.


Village, rate fixation pending at DLAO

level.

Approval under section 6 pending for village Kharika, Chousia 86.

Again proposal under new LA Act

resubmitted to EE, RCD, Patna on

26.11.14 in latest format as desired by EE,

RCD.A proposal for temporary connectivity

utilizing part of Railway ROW has been

sent to ECR which is pending.Under Implementation


CSC/106/75 In state of Bihar, for Chhapra

Gopalganj section of NH-85 Possession of 11 villages

Junapur, Sarasr, Puraina,

Hakkam, BenusarBuzurg, Karnapura, Tarwa,

PakriBangali, Darogahata, Atarsua and Hardia is still

pending from CALA

Final 3G award for remaining 18 villages yet not submitted

by CALA.Under Implementation

Ministry of

Road Transport and

Highways

03/11/2014(R.K. Pandey ,

CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 16 2014 5:04PM :

Disbursement of payment needs to be

expedited.Under Implementation


Update

Status

CSC/106/76 In state of Bihar, for Chhapra Gopalganj section of NH-85

Possession of 1 villages

Mirganj Harkhauliis still pending from CALA.


CALA.


Ministry of Road

Transport and

Highways03/11/2014

(R.K. Pandey , CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 16 2014 5:06PM : Total villages

13Nos. 3G estimate based on Sale deed

not obtained for 8 villages. Disbursement

of payment needs to be expedited.Under Implementation


Update Status

CSC/106/77 In state of Bihar, for Motihari Raxaul section of NH-28A

Land compensation disbursement from chainage

km 62.064 to km 69.39 [length 7.33km RaxaulICP link

road] is very slow. Out of

42.62 hec. comprising 8 villages, payment of only

22.14 hec. has been made by CALA cum DLAO, East

Champaran, Motihari.

Disbursement of compensation needs to be expedited,

possession although given. Work is hindered due to non-

payment to land owners. In remaining portion

comprising 34 villages, 3 G

estimate still pending in 6 villages measuring 19.30 Ha

land since 3D publication 28.10.2010. Till date, out of

rest 28 villages measuring

53.77 Ha land, possession of only 21.36 hec of land

comprising 14 villages has

Ministry of Road


03/11/2014(R.K. Pandey ,

CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 16 2014 5:07PM : Piprakoth-

Raxaul: Area to be acquired (3D) 42.6228

ha. (620 owners)Payment made for

23.8423 ha (56%) Balance area to be paid 18.7805ha. (44%).

Very important as Raxaul ICP is to be

inaugurated by Hon'ble Prime Minister in

April, 2015. LA payment in Jokiyari, Senuwaria, Singhpur and Haraiya needs to

be expedited.Under Implementation


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been given. Out of 53.77 Ha

land, payment of only 4.36 hec land has been made till date.

Possession of land from km 33+650 to 34+850 [length 1.2

km chapwa bypass comprising Sugawn and PhulwariaOjha

Villages] has not been given

since sanction of 3G estimate from May/September, 2013.

The work is hindered in this stretch.


CSC/106/78 In state of Bihar, for Patna-Buxar of NH-30 & 84

Possession of 10 villages awaited from DLAO, Bhojpur

and one village awaited from DLAO, Buxar also

disbursement of compensation

to be expedited.Under Implementation

Ministry of Road


03/11/2014(R.K. Pandey ,

CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 16 2014 5:08PM : Patna-Buxar:

Possession of 10 Mauza yet to be

submitted by by DLAO, Bhojpur. 3G

Estimate of 4 mauza (Singhi, Singhi Balihar, Habib Alipur and Koilwar) yet to

be submitted by DLAO, Bhojpur.

Disbursement is very slow. 10.9 Cr. out of

68.1 Cr. has been disbursed.

Certificate under Forest Right Act 2006 has been not received from DM, Bhojpur.Under Implementation


Update Status

CSC/106/79 In state of Bihar, for

Biharsharif- Barbigha- Mokama Project of NH-82

3A has been published and 3D is awaited from

DLAOBiharsharif Consultant SA Infra is not

responding properly regarding

details of Utility shifting, tree cutting etc

For 4-laning of Gaya - HisuaRajgir- Dobhi section of NH-

82.

3D & 3G notification for Land acquisition may be expedited

by the State Government.Under Implementation

Ministry of

Road Transport and

Highways03/11/2014

(R.K. Pandey , CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 16 2014 5:09PM : Forest

clearance proposal sent to CCF vide PIU-Patna letter no. 3338, 3339 & 3940 dated

05.09.14, Govt. of Bihar. It needs to be

sent to MoEF, New Delhi for final

clearance.Under Implementation


Update Status

CSC/106/80 In state of Bihar, for Forbesganj Jogbani section

of NH-57A

This section include 9 villages in Araria District. This

project requires 56.45 Ha land out of which 18.19 Ha land is

available in existing ROW.

Hence balance land to be acquired is 38.26 Ha.

Out of this 31.06 Ha(3G completed) area only

compensation for 15.75 Ha has been paid by DLAO, since

transfer of full compensation

amount in August 2012/Jan,2013 in CALA

account. Balance 3G estimate pending with CALA.

Ministry of Road

Transport and

Highways03/11/2014

(R.K. Pandey , CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 16 2014 5:11PM : 3G

estimate of balance 7.19 ha (out of total

38.26 ha) is yet to be submitted by DLAO. 4.7 Kms of road length out of total 9.825

Kms is under hindrance. The project is of

vital national interest due to proposed

connectivity to ICP Jogbani (Indo Nepal

transit). The payment process needs to be

expedited. Affected Mauza: - Palasi &

Matiyari, Bhadeshwar, Bhatiyahi, Amouna,

Mirganj, Dakshin Maheshwari (7 Mauja).

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In state of Bihar, for Simrahi

to Forbesganj (BR-03) from KM 190.0.00 to KM 230.0 of

NH - 57 NHAI has released

Compensation amount to DLAO, Araria, However

compensation by DLAO, Araria

to many Raiytas is pending which creates disturbances at

site. For Remaining plots in Madura Mauza(Narpatganj

Market) and NathpurMauza, 3

(D) gazette publication done in Nov. 2013 and in newspaper

on 03.12.2013. DLAO Araria has submitted 3 (G) estimates

for some Raiyats. Balance 3(G) estimates yet to be submitted

by DLAO, Araria.


Certificate under Forest Right Act 2006 has

been not received from DM , Araria despite

numerous reminders.The same had been pursued. During

meeting with DM on 02.12.2014 who had

promised immediate disposal.Under Implementation


CSC/106/81 In state of Bihar, for Approach

road to Rail-cum-Road Bridge across rive Ganga at Munger in

the State of Bihar.

In Khagaria District, amount deposited with CALA, but

disbursement has not been started.

Electrical utility shifting estimate pending for

submission/revision with Chief

Engineer, Darbhanga/ Bhagalpur.


Ministry of

Road Transport and

Highways

03/11/2014(R.K. Pandey ,

CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

Update

Status



BSEB is shifting electrical utilities but 10% work is still

pending& Utilization certificate has not yet been received.

For Chhapra Hajipur Section of NH-19

Working drawing for shifting

of transmission tower not received from GM cum CE

(Transmission Zone-II), BSEB Muzaffarpur. Whereas estimate

for this work is already

approved from NHAI.For Chhapra Rewaghat

Muzaffarpur Section of NH-102 Estimate for shifting of

electrical utilities yet not obtained from EE.

Estimate for shifting of water

supply pipeline yet not obtained from Executive

Engineer, Saran / MuzzafarpurFor Approach road to Rail-

cum-Road Bridge across rive

Ganga at Munger in the State of Bihar.

Requested for submission of estimate to Administrator,

Municipal Corporation, Munger for shifting water pipeline

pending since 03.05.2013.


Ministry of

Road


03/11/2014(R.K. Pandey ,

CEO)


HIGHWAYS

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 16 2014 5:12PM : No progress.

Various utilities need to be shifted

urgently.Under Implementation


Update

Status

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CSC/BH/1 Conversion of Rajendra

Agriculture University into Central Agriculture University.

Date and Letter number of Reference made to the Union

Ministry/Department:Letter no. 2693, dated 26.06.2014.


GOVERNMENT

OF BIHAR18/09/2014

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL

RESEARCH AND EDUCATION

AS ON SEP 25 2014 6:40PM : Honble

Union Agriculture Minister has written to

the Honble Minister of Agriculture, Govt.

of Bihar vide his D.O. letter dated 18.07.2014 reiterating Govt. of Indias

position on provision relating to handling

old court cases in the MOU that has

remained contentious. This was also

discussed in a meeting between the two held in New Delhi in Sept 2014.Under Implementation

- Dr. A.S. Mishra , Principal Scientist, Department of Agricultural Research and Education

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON NOV 20 2014 12:57PM : The

difference is regarding the creation of a

legal cell under the control of Central Agricultural University or under the control

of State Govt. The State holds the view

that it should be under the CAU, however,

the center wants it under State

Government. Vide his letter No. 4489 dated 26.09.2014, Hon'ble Agriculture

Minister, Bihar, has requested union

Agriculture Minister to take legal advice to

resolve the impasse. Secretary & Director

General DARE and ICAR has been reminded to expeditiously resolve the

issue vide Secretary Agriculture, Bihar

letter No. 5225 date 20.11.2014.Under Implementation


Update Status

CSC/BH/2 Inclusion of Bihar in National Scheme of FMD Programme

(CP)- The National Scheme of FMD Programme provides

100% fund for doing FMD Vaccination. The State of Bihar

has been left out of FMD (CP)

although it meets the required condition. Despite repeated

requests and letters on the issue of including of Bihar

State in the FMD (CP)

programme, it is still pending. Date and Letter number of

Reference made to the Union Ministry/Department: D.O

Letter from them Minister, Department of Animal &

Fisheries Resources GOB to

Minister of Agriculture, GOI (regarding FMD-CP)


GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

18/09/2014

DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL

HUSBANDRY DAIRYING AND

FISHERIES

AS ON DEC 3 2014 3:58PM : Proposal from

Director (AH), Bihar for seeking funds for

meeting expenditure on logistics to carry

out FMD vaccination in the State under

FMD Control Programme has been received in the Department. The same is under

process for release of funds.

The proposal(s) for Brucellosis and PPR-

Control Programmes have also been received in the Department, and are under

process for release of funds to state of

Bihar as per eligibility of the proposals.Under Implementation

- P.S.Chakraborty, Deputy Secretary, Department of Animal Husbandry Dairying and Fisheries

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON NOV 20 2014 11:31AM : Regarding

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Status

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inclusion of state of Bihar under Foot and

Mouth Disease Control Programme (FMD-

CP), the Director, Animal Husbandry, Govt. of Bihar alongwith two officials of the

department had a meeting with officials of

Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying

and Fisheries, Govt. of India on 12-09-

2014 at Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi. During the meeting the details about the

preparedness of the state in terms of

infrastructure available with veterinary

institutes at district/block/field level to

implement the FMD-CP in the state was presented by the Director (AH), Bihar.

Since the district-wise final data of 19th

Livestock census has not been made

available by the Govt. of India, the

district-wise requirement of vaccine dose and other items has been calculated on the

basis of provisional data.

During the aforesaid meeting Director

(AH), Bihar was instructed to re-assess the available infrastructure and inform the

department dates for carrying out

vaccination of eligible cattle and buffalo

population in the state alongwith action

plan for seeking funds for carrying out vaccination as per scheme norms.

The Department of Animal and Fisheries

Resources, Govt. of Bihar has been

intimated about the decision of the Govt.

of India to include State of Bihar under FMD-CP in 2014-15 vide letter F.No. 53-

51/2011-LDT (LH) dt. 25-09-2014.

Detailed action plan alongwith fund

requirement (Rs. 1340.00 lakh) for proper

implementation of FMD-CP in Bihar has been submitted to the Govt. of India vide

letter no. 2328 (Ni) dated 17-10-2014, but

we are yet to receive any fund from Govt.

of India for execution of the same.

Apart from FMD-CP, proposals for PPR-CP and Brucellosis-CP has also been sent to

the Govt. of India vide letter no. 2329 (Ni)

dated 17-10-2014 and letter no. 2330 (Ni)

dated 17-10-2014, respectively.Under Implementation


CSC/BH/3 Release and pay order of

central share for National Scheme of Welfare of

Fisherman in States. It is for

the Scheme of 1046.80 lakh for construction of 2000

houses, 102 handpump, 18 community hall; vide letter

no.- 12012/4/2009-FY(WU)

dt.-12.07.2010: Request for additional release of Rs.

137.00 Lakh as central share for those Districts who have

utilized this central share. Present Status:Though

Utilization certificates have

been sent the release and pay

GOVERNMENT

OF BIHAR18/09/2014

DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL

HUSBANDRY DAIRYING AND FISHERIES

AS ON DEC 3 2014 4:17PM : Rs. 152.65

lakh has been released on 07/11/2014

Status as on 1.10.2014: Release of further Central assistance would be considered

after the Government of Bihar submits the

complete UC & progress report for Rs

285.00 lakh released as a 1st installment.Under Implementation

- P.S.Chakraborty, Deputy Secretary, Department of Animal Husbandry Dairying and Fisheries

Update

Status

Page 28 of 64


order is awaited.


GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON NOV 20 2014 11:34AM : Revised

Utilization Certificate of Rs. 2.033 crore

along with physical progress report of

Fishermen Housing Scheme under National

Scheme of Welfare of Fishermen has been

sent to the Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries, Govt.

of India, Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi vide

Memo No. Fish/Plan 10/2007-1580 dated

16.10.2014. The Department of Animal

Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries, Govt. of India has released 2nd instalment of Rs.

1.5265 crore as Central share vide memo

no 12012/4/2009-FY (WU) date

07.11.2014. After the utilization of the

amount released now, U.C. shall be sent to the Department of Animal Husbandry,

Dairying and Fisheries, Govt. of India.Under Implementation


CSC/BH/4 To increase the capacity of BARAUNI Refinery and setting

up of petro chemical complex at Barauni: ( increase capacity

of Barauni Refinery from 6

mmt per annum to 15 mmt per annum )


GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

18/09/2014

MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM AND

NATURAL GAS

AS ON NOV 5 2014 2:43PM : No changeUnder Implementation

- P.K.Sinha, Joint Secretary, Ministry of

Petroleum and Natural Gas

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

AS ON DEC 9 2014 4:48PM : Ministry of

Petroleum has not supported this project.Under Implementation


Update Status

CSC/BH/5 Establishment of Steel processing units : Proposals

for establishment of

(i) 1.55 lac ton steel processing unit at Kumarbagh

Betia(ii) 1.07 lac PPA steel

processing unit at Sahdei,

Vaishali 1 Lac Ton TMT bar at Gaya


GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

18/09/2014

MINISTRY OF STEEL

GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR

Update Status

CSC/BH/6 Issue: Proposals for

amendment of the Bihar Sugarcane (Regulation of

Supply and Purchase)

(Amendment) Bill-2007.a.Present Status: Pending for

consideration before the Ministry of Consumer Affairs

Food & Distribution, New

Delhi.b.Date and Letter number of

Reference made to the Union

GOVERNMENT

OF BIHAR18/09/2014

DEPARTMENT OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS

DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND PUBLIC

DISTRIBUTION

AS ON SEP 26 2014 1:02PM : The revised

comments/stand of DFPD in respect of

various provisions of Bihar Sugarcane

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