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STATE PROFILE

Name of the State:- GOA.

1. General

State India

Total Area of the State 3702 Sq.Km.

No. of Distt’s Two

Irrigated Area & percentage to total new

cultivated area

Main crops

Land Holdings- General Category % to

total

Land Holdings- SCs % to total

State Population & percentage to India 13,47,668

SC Population & percentage to total

population of the State

23791; 1.76%

Density of Population

Literacy % India/State 71.92%

General % India/State

SC % India/State 1.73%

SC Male % India/State 81.56%

SC Female % India/State 62.05%

Total No. of BPL families 7241 nos.

No. & % of SC BPL Families 61 households

Important Places Panaji & Margao

No. of SC villages covered under rural

sanitation programme

No. of SC villages covered under drinking

water facilities

138

No. & % of General Child mortality to

total General Child Birth

No. & % of SC Child mortality to total SC

Child Birth

No. & of General maternal mortality to

total General child Birth

No. & of SC maternal mortality to total SC

child Birth

2. Education

a) School Education enrollment 2009-10

(In Numbers/ % age)

S.No. Category Primary I-V Middle VI-VIII Secondary

IX-X

Sr. Secondary

XI-XII

1. General

Category 1076631 53952 30780 23402

2. OBC 9089 6099 3600 2074

3. SC 2103 1154 584 493

4. ST 8458 5982 2012 1519

5. Total 127281 67187 36976 27488

School Education enrollment 2010-11

(In Numbers/ % age)


IX-X

Sr. Secondary

XI-XII

1. General

Category 106795 56767 27013 23709

2. OBC 8595 6830 3337 2961

3. SC 2201 1391 612 451

4. ST 9318 6892 3370 2079

5. Total 126904 71880 34332 29200

School Education enrollment 2011-12

(In Numbers/ % age)


IX-X

Sr. Secondary

XI-XII

1. General

Category 104815 57417 31074 23582

2. OBC 8364 7811 4454 3196

3. SC 2323 1548 635 508

4. ST 9226 7149 4308 2476

Total No of PHC/CHC 24 nos.

5. Total 124728 73925 40471 29765

b) School Education drop-out 2009-10

(In Numbers/ % age)


IX-X

Sr. Secondary

XI-XII

1. General

Category - - - -

2. OBC - - - -

3. SC 14.98 16.96 71.57 -

4. ST - - - -

5. Total -8.53 -16.69 21.96 -

School Education drop-out 2010-11

(In Numbers/ % age)


IX-X

Sr. Secondary

XI-XII

1. General

Category - - - -

2. OBC - - - -

3. SC 15.12 -1.67 46.79 -

4. ST - - - -

5. Total -1.55 -5.67 6.80 -

School Education drop-out 2011-12

(In Numbers/ % age)


IX-X

Sr. Secondary

XI-XII

1. General

Category - - - -

2. OBC - - - -

3. SC 21.79 25.27 51.12

4. ST - - - -

5. Total 4.71 5.08 3.32 -

c) School Education Present status of the students (2011-12)

(In Numbers/ % age)


IX-X

Sr. Secondary

XI-XII

1. General

Category 104815 57417 31074 23582

2. OBC 8364 7811 4454 3196

3. SC 2323 1548 635 508

4. ST 9226 7149 4308 2476

5. Total 124728 73925 40471 29765

School Enrolment of SC Category 2011-12

S.No. Category Primary I-V Middle VI-VIII High School

VIII-X

Hr.Secondary

XI-XII

1. 2007-08 2300 1423 1125 299

2. 2008-09 2243 1383 1056 345

3. 2009-10 1700 1185 956 493

4. 2010-11 1623 1483 1098 451

5. 2011-12 1878 1656 972 508

d) College Education enrollment

(In Numbers)

S.No. Category 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

1. General

Category

2. OBC

3. SC

4. ST

5. Total

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

e) College Education drop-out

(In Numbers/% age)

S.No. Category 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

1. General

Category

2. OBC

3. SC

4. ST

5. Total

f) College Education Present Status of the Student

(In Numbers/% age)

S.No. Category 2010 2011 2012

1. General Category

2. OBC

3. SC

4. ST

5. Total

g) Technical/Professional Education Enrollment

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

1. General Category

2. OBC

3. SC

4. ST

5. Total

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

Details of Teacher appointed on contract basis

(In Numbers/ % age)

S.No. Category Primary

I-V

Middle

VI-VIII

Secondary

IX-X

Sr. Secondary

XI-XII

Remarks

1. General

Category

2. OBC

3. SC

4. ST

5. Total

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

wise.

Dr. Ambedkar National Merit Award Scheme

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Total No. of

persons to whom

this Award given

20 20 20 20 43 22

Amount given. 7,40,000 7,60000 7,40,000 7,40,000 17,40,000 770000

Any other facility

provided

3. Economic Development

a) SCSP Allocation and Expenditure

(RS. In crores)

S.N

o.

Year Total State

Plan

Allocation

Funds

require

d under

SCSP

Total

Allocatio

n Under

SCSP

% of

SCSP

Allocati

on to

total

State

Plan

Total Plan

Expenditur

e

SCSP

Expenditu

re

% of SCSP

Expenditure

to SCSP

Allocation

% of

SCSP

Expendi

ture to

total

State

Plan

1. 2007-08 70215.88 2274.36 63204.27 417.10 18.34%

2. 2008-09 75216.53 1374.79 67749.14 398.91 29.02% 3. 2009-10 90812.75 791.68 747525.93 445.58 56.28%

4. 2010-11 98289.58 2270.86 91002.14 1060.57 46.70%

5. 2011-12 133084.80 3086.58 99805.33 822.43 26.65%

(copy enclosed)

b) Details of General Schemes funded under SCSP

RS. In crores)

S.No. Major

Schemes/implementi

ng Department

2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

SCSP

Expenditure

SCSP

Expenditur

e

SCSP

Expenditur

e

SCSP

Expenditur

e

SCSP

Expenditur

e

SCSP

Expenditur

e

c) Details of SC Specific Schemes for exclusive benefit of Scheduled Castes under SCSP

RS. In crores)

S.

No

.

Major

Schemes/implementi

ng Department

2009-10 2010-11 2011-12

SCSP

Expenditure

SCSP

Expenditur

e

SCSP

Expenditur

e

SCSP

Expenditur

e

SCSP

Expenditur

e

SCSP

Expenditur

e

d) Housing

S.No Category No. of

Pucca

Houses

No. of

Kacha

Houses

No. of Houses allotted Under Indira Awas Yojana

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

1. General

Category

2. OBC

3. SC

4. ST

5. Total

e) Houses allotted under State Schemes

S.No Category No. of

Pucca

Houses

No. of

Kacha

Houses

No. of Houses allotted Under State Schemes

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

1. General

Category

2. OBC

3. SC

4. ST

5. Total

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

Anniversary/Mahaparinirvana Divas

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Whether celebrated

a) Collected Works of Baba

Saheb Ambedkar (CWBA)

b) Celebration/observation

of Birth Anniversary

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

C) Mahaparinirvana Divas Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Dr. Ambedkar Samaik Sanstha Kendriya Jojna for Library/Community Centre/Bhawans/Local

Bodies/NGOs/ (Cities, towns, District of Tehsil Headquarters.

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Total No. of such Units - - - - - -

Facilities provided - - - - - -

Additional information to be supplied by the State:-

1. Good initiatives of State Governments (good points).

11.. EEdduuccaattiioonn PPrrooggrraammmmee ((ssttiippeennddss,, mmeerriittoorriioouuss sscchhoollaarrsshhiippss,, bbooookkss aanndd ssttaattiioonnaarryy aanndd

uunniiffoorrmmss ttoo SSCC ssttuuddeennttss))::

ii)) SSttiippeennddss && MMeerriittoorriioouuss SScchhoollaarrsshhiippss ttoo SSCC ssttuuddeennttss::--

Under the scheme stipends are provided to SC students at the rates i.e. Std. V to VIII Rs.

3575/- p.a. (Rs. 325/- p.m. for 11 months) for SC and for Std IX to X Rs. 4125/- p.a. (Rs. 375/-

p.m. for 11 months) for SC. Under the scheme Meritorious Scholarships scheme is to give

impetus to education for SC students by granting scholarships for their meritorious performance.

SC students who obtain 50% marks and above of marks in Std V to X are eligible to avail the

benefit under the scheme and the rate of scholarship per month for 11 months is as follows:

Std.V & VI –Rs.900/-p.a. Std VII & VIII –Rs.1000/-p.a. Std IX Rs.1100/-per annum Std.X–Rs.1600/-

p.a. Rs. 1,50,000/- income limit is fixed to avail the benefits under the scheme.

The total expenditure incurred during the year 2011-12 is Rs.12.34 lakhs, benefiting 111

students

iiii)) GGrraannttss ttoo VVoolluunnttaarryy OOrrggaanniizzaattiioonnss ffoorr rruunnnniinngg hhoosstteellss::--

The objective of the scheme is to give grant-in-aid to the voluntary social organizations,

which run hostels for SC students to enable them to pursue their studies away from their place

of residence

The total expenditure incurred during the year 2011-12 is Rs.6.00 lakhs, 02 institutions

iiiiii)) BBooookk BBaannkk::

The objective of the scheme is to provide books to educational institutions for SC

students.


students.

22.. AAwwaarrddss ffoorr iinntteerr--ccaassttee mmaarrrriiaaggeess::--

The scheme envisages to have better relations, understanding and communal harmony

amongst the SC and Non-SC families by encouraging inter caste marriages. An award of Rs.1.00

lakh will be given per couple when either spouse belongs to the Scheduled Caste community.


Couples

33.. MMaacchhiinneerryy ffoorr eennffoorrcceemmeenntt ooff PPrrootteeccttiioonn ooff CCiivviill RRiigghhttss ((PPCCRR)) AAcctt,, 11995555::--

The scheme aims at providing maximum relief to SC population who has been suffering

from various types of disabilities/untouchabilities in the Society.

44.. PPoosstt MMaattrriicc SScchhoollaarrsshhiippss ttoo SSCC ssttuuddeennttss::--

The objective of the scheme is to provide financial assistance to SC students studying at

post matriculation or post secondary stage to enable them to complete their education. The rate

of maintenance allowance varies from Rs.230/- to Rs. 1200/- p.m for Post Matriculation level and

courses up to Degree and Post Graduation Level Courses.


students

55.. UUpp--ggrraaddaattiioonn ooff MMeerriitt ttoo SSCC ssttuuddeennttss::

This is 100% Centrally Sponsored Scheme

The objective of the scheme is to provide remedial and special coaching to SC students

studying in Std IXth to XIIth with a view to prepare them for competitive Examination for entry into

Professional Courses. A package grant of Rs.15,000/- per student per year for a batch of 5

students each in Std IXth to XIIth inclusive of Rs.7,000/- per student, per year, as Honorarium to

Principal, Experts and other incidental charges.

66.. KKaannyyaa DDhhaann ffoorr SSCC ggiirrll SSttuuddeennttss::

With a view to avoid discontinuation of education among girl students of SC families and to

motivate them, the above scheme is introduced. In this scheme, Rs.25,000/- is placed in fixed

deposit in the name of the girl student, which can be withdrawn by her after passing Std. XIIth.

The total expenditure incurred during the year 2011-12 is Rs.8.504 lakhs, benefiting 34 girl

students

77.. SSppeecciiaall CCoommppoonneenntt PPllaann

The Directorate of Social Welfare, as the Nodal Department along with 20 Other Sectoral

Departments is implementing the Scheduled Caste Sub-Plan for the development and welfare of

Scheduled Castes and by earmarking funds in proportion to the Scheduled Caste population and

implements various welfare programmes for the benefit of Scheduled Caste population.

88.. FFiinnaanncciiaall aassssiissttaannccee ttoo VVeeggeettaabbllee,, FFlloowweerr,, CCooccoonnuutt VVeennddoorrss && MMoottoorrccyyccllee ((TTaaxxii)) aanndd

RRiicckksshhaaww ((TTaaxxii)) OOwwnneerr::

The objective of the scheme is to provide financial assistance to the Vegetable & Flower

vendors for the purpose of up-gradation of the existing business activities. The benefits of

assistance are also extended to Coconut Vendors. Under the scheme, each vendor is provided

assistance of Rs.5000/- in the form of 100% subsidy. This scheme is amended and amalgamated

with the scheme of providing financial assistance to Motorcycle (Taxi) and Rickshaw (Taxi)

Owner. The quantum of assistance provided is the same for both the schemes.

99.. RRaajjiivv AAwwaaaass YYoojjaannaa::

The quantum of assistance sanctioned is Rs.25,000/- for construction of a new house and

Rs.12,500/- for upgradation. Only urban cases are dealt by this Department and rural by the

Directorate of Panchayats.

1100.. FFiinnaanncciiaall aassssiissttaannccee ttoo VVeeggeettaabbllee,, FFlloowweerr,, CCooccoonnuutt VVeennddoorrss && MMoottoorrccyyccllee ((TTaaxxii)) aanndd

RRiicckksshhaaww ((TTaaxxii)) OOwwnneerr::

The objective of the scheme is to provide financial assistance to the Vegetable & Flower

vendors for the purpose of up-gradation of the existing business activities. The benefits of

assistance are also extended to Coconut Vendors. Under the scheme, each vendor is provided

assistance of Rs.5000/- in the form of 100% subsidy. This scheme is amended and

amalgamated with the scheme of providing financial assistance to Motorcycle (Taxi) and

Rickshaw (Taxi) Owner. The quantum of assistance provided is the same for both the schemes

1111.. FFiinnaanncciiaall aassssiissttaannccee ffoorr PPeennssiioonn ttoo MMoottoorrccyyccllee PPiilloottss::

Under the scheme financial assistance Rs.1000/- per month will be provided to Motorcycle

Pilots in the age group of 41 to 59 years as a social security measure.

The total expenditure incurred during the year 2011-12 is Rs.0.21 lakhs, 02 benf.

1122.. Name of the scheme: - Dayanand Social Security Scheme

Under the Dayanand Social Security Scheme financial assistance is provided to the most

vulnerable section of the society, which includes Senior Citizens, Single Women and

Disabled persons. A beneficiary under the scheme gets financial assistance of Rs. 1,000/-

per month with effect from April 2007. The financial assistance goes to spouse and children

on death of the member.

1133.. FFiinnaanncciiaall AAssssiissttaannccee ttoo SSCC//OOBBCC//DDiissaabblleedd//MMiinnoorriittyy CCoommmmuunniittyy SSttuuddeennttss iinn NNuurrssiinngg CCoouurrsseess::

It is proposed to provide financial assistance to SC/OBC/Disabled/Minority Community

students undergoing Courses in Nursing:-

i. Home Nursing Course ( 6 months Course):

Rs. 5000/- per month will be provided as fees and for transportation charges, i.e. Rs.

30,000/- per annum.

ii. Diploma in Nursing (1 year Course):

Rs. 10,000/- per annum will be paid as fees per student.

iii. Degree in Nursing (3 years):

Rs. 15000/- per annum will be provided as assistance to the students undergoing the Course.

iv. Health Worker (1 Year Course):

Rs. 5,000/- per annum will be provided as assistance to the students undergoing the

Course.

1144.. SSuuppppllyy ooff SSyynntthheettiicc WWaatteerr ttaannkkss ttoo SSCC::

It is proposed to provide Synthetic Water tanks to the families from SC/ST/OBC & Others

Communities, whose annual income is less than Rs.1.50 lakh.

2. Areas which require improvement (bad points).

Not Applicable.

Social Security:-

1. Preventive steps to reduce/eradication of poverty.

2. Promotional steps to provide food, housing, health and education.

3. Protective steps against loss of income, medical care, sickness benefit, unemployment

benefits, old-age benefit, employment injury benefits, family benefit, maternity benefit etc.

NCSC

(APCR)

1. Implementation of PCR Act

Year wise

Data

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

No. of cases

registered

- - - - Ponda PS

Cr.No.22/11

No. of cases

challaned

- - - - Ponda PS

Cr.No.22/11

No. of cases

pending

investigation

- - - - -

Pending trial - - - - Ponda PS

Cr.No.22/11

Convicted,

% thereof

- - - - -

(b) Implementation of POA Act

Year wise

Data

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

No. of cases

registered

- 5 3 1 4

No. of cases

challaned

- 3 2 - 1

No. of cases

pending

investigation

- - - 1 3

Pending trial - 2 1 - 1

Convicted,

% thereof

- - - - -

NOTE: - However in the year 2008 one case was finalized as ‘A’ Final, one case as NC Final and one was

ended in Acquittal in the year 2009 one case was finalized as “A” Final.

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

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

No. of members - 8 9 - -

Dates of Meetings - 08/08/2008 13/07/2009 - -

Issues discussed - Review of

cases under

POA Act &

PCR Act.

Review of

cases under

POA Act &

PCR Act.

- -

Decisions

taken/implemented

- - - - -

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

1995)

Year wise

Data

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

North South North South North South North South North South

No. of

members

6 nos.

&

5 nos.

- 7 nos. 9 nos. 3 nos.

6 nos.

- - 6 nos. 5 nos. 3 nos.

Dates of

Meetings

29.08.07

&

- 24.09.08 08.10.08 16.12.09

16.06.09

- - 30.11.10 12.01.11 14.10.11

Issues

discussed

Review of

cases

under

POA &

- Review of

cases

under

POA &

Review of

cases

under

POA &

Review of

cases

under

POA &

- - Review of

cases

under

POA &

Review of

cases

under

POA &

Review of

cases under

POA & PCR

Act. Decisions

taken/implem

ented

- - - - - - - -

4. SC Welfare Advisory Board

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

No. of members - - - - - Dates of Meetings - - - - - Issues discussed - - - - -

Decisions

taken/implemented

- - - - -

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

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Total No. of cases

registered

- - - - -

Total No. of cases

forwarded for

- - - - -

Final

Decision/relief

provided to the

victims

- - - - -

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

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Total No. of Nodal

Officers

- - - - -

No. of Issues/cases

taken up

- - - - -

Total No. of cases

forwarded for challan

- - - - -

Final Decision/relief

provided to the

victims

- - - - -

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

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Total No. of

Special Officers

appointed

- - - - -

No. of cases

assigned to them

- - - - -

No. of cases

investigated by

them

- - - - -

Final outcome - - - - -

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

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

No. of cases

received

- - - - -

No. of cases where

relief provided

- - - - -

Total amount given - - - - -

Pendency - - - - -

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

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

No. of cases

received

- - - - -

No. of cases where

relief provided

- - - - -


Pendency - - - - -

(c) Maintenance Expenses (Rule 1 of POA Rules, 1995)

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

No. of cases

received

- - - - -

No. of cases where

relief provided

- - - - -


Pendency - - - - -

9. Toll Free Helpline for SCs/STs

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Telephone No. - - - - -

Total calls received - - - - -

No. of cases

registered

- - - - -

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

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

No. of Special

Courts

- - - - -

No. of crimes

pending

investigation

- - - - -

Pending trial - - - - -

Closed/acquitted - - - - -

Convicted, %

thereof

- - - - -

11. Relief of Rehabilitation (Rule 12 of POA Rules 1995). Contingent Plan Rule 15

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

No. of cases taken

up

- - - - -

No. of cases in

which relief was

- - - - -

provided

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

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

No. of training

provided to police,

Prosecuting

Officers

- - - - -

To Civil

Administration

- - - - -

Whether provided

to Special Judges?

- - - - -

To villagers. - - - - -

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

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

No. of training

provided to police,

Prosecuting

Officers

- - - - -

To Civil

Administration

- - - - -

Whether provided

to Special Judges?

- - - - -

To villagers. - - - - -

13. Atrocities

Year

wise

No. of

Crimes

% of

Crimes

Pending

Investiga

Pending

Trial

Decided/

convicte

% of

Convictio

Remarks

comparis

on of

Crime

tion d n & Rank

2010

1 - - - - - Closed as ‘A’

summary 2009 3 - 1 - - - 1 closed as

‘A’ summary.

1 case is

Acquitted.

2008 5 - 2 - - - 1 closed as

‘A’ summary.

1 closed as

‘NC’ Final &

1 case is

Acquitted

2007 - - - - - - -

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

Year wise Data 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

Total No. of Police

Personnel to whom

this training

provided

- - - - -

To Civil

Administration

Officers

- - - - -

ANNEXURE-II

STATEMENT SHOWING REPRESENTATION OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN STATE SERVICE IN

ALL CADRE AS ON 01.01.2012.

Grades of the he Service Total No. of posts Total No. of

employees

Employees belonging to

SCs Percentage

1 2 3 4 5

Gr.A 718 537 15 2.08% Gr.B 189 67 3 1.58%

Gr.C 1278 788 24 1.88%

Gr.D* 965 588 19 1.97% Total 3150 1980 61 1.94%

Appointment on contract basis

including safai karmacharis

1143 1030 - -

*Excluding safai karmacharis

STATEMENT SHOWING RECRUITMENT OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN ALL STATE SERVICE OF

STATE GOVT. /UTS DURING THE YEAR.

Grades of

the service

Total No.

of

vacancie

s notified

Total

No. of

vacanci

es filled

up

Employees

belonging to

Vacancie

s lapsed

after 3

years

Number

of

reserved

vacancie

s de-

reserved

Number of

reserved

vacancies

c/f

Reason for de-

reservation

SCs % SC SC

Gr.A 158 107 8 5.06% - - - -

Gr.B 81 54 3 3.70% - - - -

Gr.C 2047 1453 45 2.19% - - - -

Gr.D* 944 650 21 2.22% - - - -

Total 3230 2264 77 2.38% - - - -

*Excluding Safai Karmacharis.

Position of SCs as on 1st January, 2012 an account of retirement, resignation, dismissal, /STATE

service promotion during the year.

Grades of the he

Service

Total No. of

posts

Total No. of

employees


SCs Percentage

1 2 3 4 5

Gr.A 24 10 - -

Gr.B 51 29 3 5.88%

Gr.C 142 62 6 4.22

Gr.D* 44 - - -

Total 261 101 9 3.44%

STATEMENT SHOWING THE NUMBER OF RESERVED VACANCIES FILLED UP BY DIRECT

RECRUITMENT BY MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN STATE GOVERNMENT

DEPARTMENT DURING THE YEAR.

SCHEDULED CASTES

Class of

post

Total No. of

vacancies

No. of

vacancies

reserved

No. of

SCs

candidat

es

appointe

d

Shortfall No. of STs

candidates

appointed

against

vacancies

reserved for

SCs in the

3rd year of

carry

forward

No. of SC

vacancies

carried

forward to

the next

year

No. of

reservatio

ns lapsed

after

carrying

forward

for three

years.

Notified Filled Out of

Col.2

Out of

Col.3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Group ‘A’ 139 93 1 8 8

(i) Other

than lowest

rung of

Group ‘A’

14

12

(ii) Lower

rung of

Group ‘A’

565

432

15

15

7

8

8

Total 718 537 16 23 15 8 8

Group ‘B’ 189 67 3 3 3 -

Group ‘C’ 1278 788 38 30 24 9 2

Group ‘D’

(excluding

Sweepers)

Group ‘D’

(Sweeper)

965 588 29 25 19 10 3

STATEMENT SHOWING THE NUMBER OF RESERVED VACANCIES FILLED UP BY PROMOTION

(SENIORITY-CUM-FITNESS) BY MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN STATE GOVERNMENT

DEPARTMENT DURING THE YEAR

SCHEDULED CASTES

Class of

post

Total No. of

vacancies

No. of

vacancies

reserved

No. of SCs

candidates

appointed


candidates

appointed

against

vacancies

reserved for

SCs in the

3rd year of

carry

forward

No. of SC

vacancies

carried

forward to

the next

year

No. of

reservatio

ns lapsed

after

carrying

forward

for three

years.


Col.2

Out of

Col.3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Group ‘A’ 19 10

(i) Other

than lowest

rung of

Group ‘A’

(ii) Lower

rung of

Group ‘A’

Total

19

10

Group ‘B’ 48 29 2 2 3

Group ‘C’ 75 36 2 5 5

Group ‘D’

(excluding

Sweepers)

Group ‘D’

(Sweeper)

2


BY SELECTION BY MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN STATE GOVERNMENT

DEPARTMENT DURING THE YEAR

SCHEDULED CASTES

Class of

post

Total No. of

vacancies

No. of

vacancies

reserved

No. of SCs

candidates

appointed


candidates

appointed

against

vacancies

reserved for

SCs in the

3rd year of

carry

forward

No. of SC

vacancies

carried

forward to

the next

year

No. of

reservatio

ns lapsed

after

carrying

forward

for three

years.


Col.2

Out of

Col.3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Group ‘A’

(i) Other

than lowest

rung of

Group ‘A’

(ii) Lower

rung of

Group ‘A’

5

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

- -

- -

- -

- -

Total 5 - - - - - - - -

Group ‘B’

Group ‘C’

Group ‘D’

(excluding

Sweepers)

Group ‘D’

(Sweeper)

3

67

42

26

1

1

1

STATEMENT SHOWING NUMBER OF POSTS FILLED BY DEPUTATION AND THE NUMBER

OF SCHEDULED CASTES AGAINST SUCH POSTS STATE SERVICE (FOR THE PERIOD 1ST

JANUARY 2011 TO 1ST DECEMBER 2011)

Group/class of

service

Total number of

posts filled by

deputation

Number of

eligible persons

belonging to SC

if any, whose

names were

forwarded

alongwith others

for such

deputation

Number of SC

persons

appointed in

posts in Col.2

Remarks

1 2 3 4 5

Group ‘A’

Group ‘B’

Group ‘C’

Group ‘D’

(excluding

1

5

2

-

1

-

-

-

1

-

-

-

-

-

-

ANNEXURE-II

STATEMENT SHOWING REPRESENTATION OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN STATE PSUs IN

ALL CADRE AS ON 01.01.2012.

Grades of the

service

Total No.

of posts

Total No. of

employees


SCs Percentage

1 2 3 4 5

Gr.A

Gr.B

Gr.C

Gr.D*

Appointment on

contract basis

including safai

karmacharis

*Excluding safaikarmacharis.

STATEMENT SHOWING RECRUITMENT OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN ALL STATE PSUs

DURING THE YEAR.

Grades of

the service

Total

No. of

vacanc

ies

notified

Total No.

of

vacancie

s filled

up

Employees

belonging to

Vacancies

lapsed after

3 years

Number

of

reserved

vacancie

s de-

reserved

Number of

reserved

vacancies

c/f

Reason for de-

reservation

SCs % SC SC

Gr.A - - - - - -

Gr.B - - - - - -

Gr.C - - - - - -

Gr.D* - - - - - -

Total - - - - - -

*Excluding safaikarmacharis

Position of SCs as on 1st January, 2012 on account of retirement, resignation, dismissal, State

PSUs promotion during the year

Grades of the he

Service

Total No. of

posts

Total No. of

employees


SCs Percentage

1

Gr.A

Gr.B

Gr.C

Gr.D*

Total


RECRUITMENT BY MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN STATE PSUs DURING THE YEAR.

SCHEDULED CASTES

Class of

post

Total No. of

vacancies

No. of

vacancies

reserved

No. of SCs

candidates

appointed


candidates

appointed

against

vacancies

reserved for

SCs in the

3rd year of

carry

forward

No. of SC

vacancies

carried

forward to

the next

year

No. of

reservatio

ns lapsed

after

carrying

forward

for three

years.


Col.2

Out of

Col.3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Group ‘A’

(i) Other

than lowest

rung of

Group ‘A’

(ii) Lower

rung of

Group ‘A’

Total

Group ‘B’

Group ‘C’

Group ‘D’

(excluding

Sweepers)

Group ‘D’ ‘D’

(Sweeper)


(SENIORITY-CUM-FITNESS) BY MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN STATE PSUs DURING

THE YEAR.

SCHEDULED CASTES

Class of

post

Total No. of

vacancies

No. of

vacancies

reserved

No. of SCs

candidates

appointed


candidates

appointed

against

vacancies

reserved for

SCs in the

3rd year of

carry

forward

No. of SC

vacancies

carried

forward to

the next

year

No. of

reservatio

ns lapsed

after

carrying

forward

for three

years.


Col.2

Out of

Col.3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Group ‘A’

(i) Other

than lowest

rung of

Group ‘A’

(ii) Lower

rung of

Group ‘A’

Total

Group ‘B’

Group ‘C’

Group ‘D’

(excluding

Sweepers)


(Sweeper)


BY SELECTION MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN STATE PSUs DURING THE YEAR.

SCHEDULED CASTES

Class of

post

Total No. of

vacancies

No. of

vacancies

reserved

No. of SCs

candidates

appointed


candidates

appointed

against

vacancies

reserved for

SCs in the

3rd year of

carry

forward

No. of SC

vacancies

carried

forward to

the next

year

No. of

reservatio

ns lapsed

after

carrying

forward

for three

years.


Col.2

Out of

Col.3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Group ‘A’

(i) Other

than lowest

rung of

Group ‘A’

(ii) Lower

rung of

Group ‘A’

Total

Group ‘B’

Group ‘C’

Group ‘D’

(excluding

Sweepers)


(Sweeper)


OF SCHEDULED CASTES AGAINST SUCH POSTS IN STATE PSUs (FOR THE PERIOD 1ST

JANUARY 2011 TO 1ST DECEMBER 2011)

Group/class of

service

Total number of

posts filled by

deputation

Number of

eligible persons

belonging to SC

if any, whose

names were

forwarded

alongwith others

for such

deputation

Number of SC

persons

appointed in

posts in Col.2

Remarks

1 2 3 4 5

Group ‘A’

Group ‘B’

Group ‘C’

Group ‘D’

(excluding

Sweepers)

-

-

-

-

-

-

ANNEXURE-III

STATEMENT SHOWING REPRESENTATION OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN PUBLIC SECTOR

UNDERTAKINGS/AUTONOMOUS BODIES IN ALL CADRE AS ON 01.01.2012.

Group/class of

service

Total No. of

posts

Total No. of

employees


SCs Percentage

1 2 3 4 5

Group A 295 186 2 1.08%

Group B 110 92 2 2.17%

Group C 2496 2339 42 1.80%

Group D* 788 709 25 3.52%

Total 3689 3326 71 2.13%

*Excluding safaikarmacharies

STATEMENT SHOWING RECRUITMENT OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN PUBLIC SECTOR

UNDERTAKINGS/AUTONOMOUS BODIES DURING THE YEAR.

Grades of

the service

Total

No. of

vacanc

ies

notified

Total No.

of

vacancies

filled up

Employees

belonging to

Vacancies

lapsed

after 3

years

Number

of

reserved

vacancie

s de-

reserved

Number of

reserved

vacancies

c/f

Reason for de-

reservation

SCs % SC SC

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Gr.A 26 16 - - - - - -

Gr.B 44 41 - - - - - -

Gr.C 1871 1747 22 1.26% - - 1 -

Gr.D* 353 286 1 0.35% - - - -

Total 2294 2090 23 1.10% - - 1 -

*Excluding safaikarmacharies.

Position of SCs as on 1st January, 2012 on account of retirement, resignation, dismissal IN

PUBLIC SECTOR UNDERTAKINGS/AUTONOMOUS BODIES during the year.

Grades of the he

Service

Total No. of

posts

Total No. of

employees


SCs Percentage

1 2 3 4 5

Gr.A 56 27 - -

Gr.B 79 68 - -

Gr.C 1930 1849 22 1.19%

Gr.D* 388 235 2 0.85%

Total 2453 2179 24 1.10%


RECRUITMENT BY MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN PUBLIC SECTOR


SCHEDULED CASTES

Class of

post

Total No. of

vacancies

No. of

vacancies

reserved

No. of SCs

candidates

appointed


candidates

appointed

against

vacancies

reserved for

SCs in the

3rd year of

No. of SC

vacancies

carried

forward to

the next

year

No. of

reservatio

ns lapsed

after

carrying

forward

for three

years.


Col.2

Out of

Col.3

carry

forward

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Group ‘A’

(i) Other

than lowest

rung of

Group ‘A’

(ii) Lower

rung of

Group ‘A’

13

6

1

1

1

Total 13 6 1 1 1

Group ‘B’

Group ‘C’

Group ‘D’

(excluding

Sweepers)


(Sweeper)

36

82

16

34

77

16

20

1

26


(SENIORITY-CUM-FITNESS) BY MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN PUBLIC SECTOR


SCHEDULED CASTES

Class of

post

Total No. of

vacancies

No. of

vacancies

reserved

No. of SCs

candidates

appointed


candidates

appointed

No. of SC

vacancies

carried

No. of

reservatio

ns lapsed


Col.2

Out of

Col.3

against

vacancies

reserved for

SCs in the

3rd year of

carry

forward

forward to

the next

year

after

carrying

forward

for three

years.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Group ‘A’

(i) Other

than lowest

rung of

Group ‘A’

(ii) Lower

rung of

Group ‘A’

13

6

Total 13 6

Group ‘B’

Group ‘C’

Group ‘D’

(excluding

Sweepers)


(Sweeper)

36

89

16

34

82

16

20

1

8


BY SELECTION BY MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN PUBLIC SECTOR


SCHEDULED CASTES

Class of

post

Total No. of

vacancies

No. of

vacancies

No. of SCs

candidates


candidates

No. of SC

vacancies

No. of

reservatio

reserved appointed appointed

against

vacancies

reserved for

SCs in the

3rd year of

carry

forward

carried

forward to

the next

year

ns lapsed

after

carrying

forward

for three

years.


Col.2

Out of

Col.3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Group ‘A’

(i) Other

than lowest

rung of

Group ‘A’

(ii) Lower

rung of

Group ‘A’

13

6

Total 13 6

Group ‘B’

Group ‘C’

Group ‘D’

(excluding

Sweepers)


(Sweeper)

36

82

13

34

77

13

20

1

8


OF SCHEDULED CASTES AGAINST SUCH POSTS IN PUBLIC SECTOR

UNDERTAKINGS/AUTONOMOUS BODIES (FOR THE PERIOD 1ST JANUARY 2011 TO 1ST

DECEMBER 2011)

Group/class of

service

Total number of

posts filled by

deputation

Number of

eligible persons

belonging to SC

if any, whose

names were

forwarded along

with others for

such deputation

Number of SC

persons

appointed in

posts in Col.2

Remarks

1 2 3 4 5

Group ‘A’

Group ‘B’

Group ‘C’

Group ‘D’

(excluding

Sweepers)

3

-

4

1

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

ANNEXURE-IV

STATEMENT SHOWING REPRESENTATION OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN

UNIVERSITY/COLLEGES/SCHOOLS FOR TEACHING AND NON-TEACHING POSTS AS ON

01.01.2012.

Grades of the

service

Total No. of

posts

Total No. of

employees


SCs Percentage

1 2 3 4 5

Group;A,B,C & D 938 723 18 2.49%

*Excluding safaikarmacharis.

** Please specify separate if the appointment made under contract basis.

Contract Basis: - 17; SC-1

STATEMENT SHOWING RECRUITMENT OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN

UNIVERSITY/COLLEGES/SCHOOLS FOR TEACHING AND NON TEACHING POSTS DURING

THE YEAR.

Grades of

the service

Total

No. of

vacanc

ies

notified

Total No.

of

vacancies

filled up

Employees

belonging

to

Vacancies

lapsed after

3 years

Number

of

reserved

vacancie

s de-

reserved

Number of

reserved

vacancies

c/f

Reason for de-

reservation

SCs % SC SC

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Total 133 129 3 2.32% - - 2 -

*Excluding safaikarmacharies.

Position of SCs as on 1st January on account of retirement, resignation, dismissal, promotion

UNIVERSITY/COLLEGES/SCHOOLS FOR TEACHING AND NON TEACHING POSTS during the

year

Grades of the

service

Total No. of

posts

Total No. of

employees


SCs Percentage

1 2 3 4 5

Group; A,B,C &D 740 595 10 1.68%

Total


RECRUITMENT BY MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN


THE YEAR.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE NUMBER OF RESERVED VACANCIES FILLED UP BY

PROMOTION (SENIORITY-CUMFITNESS) BY MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN

SCHEDULED CASTES

Class

of post

Total No. of

vacancies

No. of

vacancies

reserved

No. of

SCs

candidat

es

appointe

d

Short

fall

No. of STs

candidates

appointed

against

vacancies

reserved

for SCs in

the 3rd year

of carry

forward

No. of SC

vacancies

carried

forward to

the next

year

No of

reservatio

ns lapsed

after

carrying

forward for

three

years.

Notifi

ed

Fille

d

Out of

Col. 2

Out

of

Col.

3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

A

B

C

(exclu

ding

Sweep

ers)

Group

‘D’

(Swee

per)

5

15

6

9

4

14

5

9

4

3

-

3

2

-

-

-

-

1

1

1

-

-

-

1

-

-

-

-

-


THE YEAR.

SCHEDULED CASTES

Class

of post

Total No. of

vacancies

No. of

vacancies

reserved

No. of

SCs

candidat

es

appointe

d

Short

fall

No. of STs

candidates

appointed

against

vacancies

reserved

for SCs in

the 3rd year

of carry

forward

No. of SC

vacancies

carried

forward to

the next

year

No of

reservatio

ns lapsed

after

carrying

forward for

three

years.

Notifi

ed

Fille

d

Out of

Col. 2

Out

of

Col.

3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

(exclu

ding

Sweep

ers)

Group

‘D’

(Swee

per)

- - - - - - - - -

STATEMENT SHOWING THE NUMBER OF RESERVED VACANCIES FILLED UP BY

PROMOTION (SENIORITY-CUMFITNESS) BY MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES IN


THE YEAR.

SCHEDULED CASTES

Class

of post

Total No. of

vacancies

No. of

vacancies

reserved

No. of

SCs

candidat

es

appointe

d

Short

fall

No. of STs

candidates

appointed

against

vacancies

reserved

for SCs in

the 3rd year

of carry

forward

No. of SC

vacancies

carried

forward to

the next

year

No of

reservatio

ns lapsed

after

carrying

forward for

three

years.

Notifi

ed

Fille

d

Out of

Col. 2

Out

of

Col.

3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

(exclu

ding

Sweep

ers)

Group

‘D’

(Swee

per)

- - - - - - - - -


OF SCHEDULED CASTES AGAINST SUCH POSTS IN UNIVERSITY/COLLEGES/SCHOOLS

FOR TEACHING AND NON-TEACHING POSTS (FOR THE PERIOD 1ST JANUARY 2011 TO 1ST

DECEMBER 2011)

Group/class of

service

Total number of

posts filled by

deputation

Number of

eligible persons

belonging to SC

if any, whose

names were

forwarded

alongwith others

for such

deputation

Number of SC

persons

appointed in

posts in Col.2

Remarks

1 2 3 4 5

(excluding

sweepers)

- - - -

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