welcome to sarva siksha abhiyan andhra pradesh hyderabad
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WELCOME TO
SARVA SIKSHA ABHIYANANDHRA PRADESH
HYDERABAD
Demography
69,86,856Minority
50,24,104ST
1,23,39,946SC3,76,82,594- Female
3,85,27,413- Male
7,62,10,007Population
120Municipalities
74,906Habitations
31683Villages
1128Mandals
23Districts
Schools
Source :DISE 2007 - 08.
Type of School
Govt. Aided Private Total
Primary 54235 2246 5983 62464
UPS 11940 431 5586 17957
HS 10092 856 5989 16937
Total 76267 3533 17558 97358
Teachers
Source :DISE 2007 - 08.
Type of School
Govt. Aided Private Total
Primary 112118 7281 47660 167059
UPS 58078 2693 50178 110949
HS 84046 8821 64020 156887
Total 254242 18795 161858434895
Child Population, Enrolment and out of school children
Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total
Population 3750051 3627001 7377052 2456210 2365587 4821797 12198849
Enrolment 3721056 3595990 7317046 2361660 2244658 4606318 11923364
Out of School 28995 31011 60006 94550 120929 215479 275485
6 – 11 Children 11 – 14 Children Grand
Total
Source :Census 2001 Projections, DISE 2007 – 08 and HHS 2007
Coverage of Out of School ChildrenYear Target Achievement
2005 – 06 4,23,714 2,30,597
2006 – 07 3,59,829 2,91,618
2007 – 08 2,64,013 1,90,209
2008-09 2,75,485 1,40,510
Girls Education & ECE• 2319 ECE centers opened covering 47,817 children
in the habitations not covered by ICDS
• 5394 girls relieved from sibling care
• 24087 children transited from ECE to class I
• Activities for girls education being organized in 5765 clusters under NPEGEL
• Out of 395 KGBVs sanctioned, 328 operationalized with an enrolment of 24932 children
• Steps being taken to operationalize the remaining KGBVs
Support to Children With Special Needs
• The following are the major activities taken up during the year
No. of assessment camps organized : 232
No. of assistive devices distributed : 2828
No. of small corrective surgeries conducted : 38
No. of children enrolled in special RBCs : 2000
No. of Resource Teachers engaged : 751
No. of children covered through HBE : 13518
No. of ramps constructed : 21125
No. of parents trained : 32496
The post of Finance Controller was created by the Govt. of India
in 2004.
Govt of Andhra Pradesh have filled in the post of Fin. Controller during
September 2006.
The finance Controller caused verification of all the scheme
AccountsDuring January and February
2007
The schemes implemented by the society are 1.DPEP - I,2.DPEP – ,3.Janahala,4.SSA,5.NPEGEL,6.KGBV,7.PMGY,8.EGS 9.Computerisation of Schools,10.KU Band,11.FC Grants,12.Chaduvu,13.IED,14.Vidyanidhi,15.Urban Sanitation
While tallying the funds of various schemes it was noticed by the FC that some illegal accounts were
operated.
On verification of transactions of those illegal accounts the FC
found that the transactions are not found in the cashbooks of
any of the schemes.
It is a case of embezzlement
The FC confirmed that all those transactions are illegal and
reported the matter to the police and the Govt.
Financial code
It was confirmed that the illegal accounts were opened and
operated by Mr.V.Subrahmanyam, the then
Asst. Accounts Officer
Now under Suspension
V.Subrahmanyam misappropriated about Rs14.98
Crore with the connivance of Smt.N.Sarasa Devi.
N Sarasa Devi is a private entrepreneur
The investigation of the case was entrusted to the Crime
Investigation Dept. by the Govt.
The initial investigation was conducted by city crime police
The CID completed the investigation and filed the charge sheet against the 10 accused in 6th metropolitan magistrate court,
Hyderabad.
One charge sheet and one supplementary charge sheet
The Govt ordered Commission of inquiry by the Retd. Judge of High Court to inquire in to the
misappropriation.
Justice A Venkatrami Reddy is the Commission
The Commission examined 45 witnesses and marked 360
documents and submitted the report to the Govt.
The term was extended once
The findings of the Commission
• A plan was hatched by Mr. V. Subrahmanyam, the then AAO and Smt.N.Sarasa Devi.
• V.Subrahmanyam opened two illegal bank accounts by using the documents got scanned signature of the then SPD.
• V.Subrahmanyam signed as the drawing officer in the SB Account opening forms.
The findings of the Commission (Contd)
V.Subrahmanyam diverted the DDs, Cheques and the proceeds of Fixed Deposits
in to these illegal accounts.
V.Subrahmanyam issued cheques to smt.N.Sarasa Devi and her benami firms
from these illegal accounts.
Measures taken for recovery
• The Govt issued orders for attaching properties of Mr.V.Subrahmanyam and Smt.N.Sarasa Devi and their family members.
• CID instructed all the sub-registrars not to transfer the properties under the attachment orders.
• Govt appointed special Govt pleader and Spl. Public Prosecutor for dealing the case in civil court and criminal court.
• A case was filed in the district civil court for attachment of the properties.
The measures taken for prevention
• The transactions of all the schemes dealt by this society are computerized and the books of accounts are prepared.
• The special audit was caused for all the schemes since inception.
• The computerization is introduced by using tally software.
The measures taken for prevention (Contd)
• The reconciliation has been made compulsory by all the units of sarva siksha Abhiyan.
• The reconciliation of State Project Office is to be completed by 5th of succeeding month.
• The reconciliation of the Dist. Project Offices should be submitted to the SPO by 10th of succeeding month.
The measures taken for prevention (Contd)
• The district offices were instructed to watch the reconciliation process regularly at sub district levels.
• The internal audit is strengthened by appointing the Chartered Accountants in every district.
• The internal controls were built in the system.
The measures taken for prevention (Contd)
• The transfer of funds from one scheme to another scheme is prohibited.
• Keeping the funds in fixed deposits is completely banned.
• The periodical monitoring of the funds flow and the expenditure at district level is strengthened.
• Multi banking at all level is prohibited.
The measures taken for prevention (Contd)
• The electronic funds transfer is introduced by closing all the grameena bank accounts and by opening the accounts in nationalized banks, having the RTGS facility.
• The funds to the school management committees are being transferred to their concerned accounts electronically.
• The salaries of vidya volunteers, Data entry operators are being credited in their accounts directly by electronic transfer.
Thank You