TRIBAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT

INTRODUCTION

The Telangana Government have issued orders for Formation/Re-organization of New Districts and for the newly formed Mahabubabad District; the Govt. vide GORt.No.745, Dated: 11.10.2016 has posted one District Tribal Development Officer along with (09) members as Supporting Staff. The District Tribal Development Office (DTDO) at Mahabubabad was opened on 11.10.2016 at Integrated Hostel Building Mahabubabad & the staff to a total number of (10) including DTDO have reported on 11.10.2016.
of Revenue Divisions 02 (Mahabubabad & Thorrur)
Total No.of Mandals 16 (9+7)
Total No.of Villages 287
of Agency Villages 95
Total Population 2011-Census 7,74,549
ST Population 2,89,176
Agency ST Population 78,322
% ST Population to State ST Population 09%
% ST Population to the Dist.ST Population 80%
2-Asst. Tribal Development Officers with their headquarters at Kothaguda & Mahabubabad will assist the Dist. Tribal Development Officer-Mahabubabad

Sl.No	Name of the Mandal	Area	ST Population as Per 2011 census
1	Bayyaram	Agency	21361
2	Gangaram	Agency	8468
3	Garla	Agency	19075
4	Gudur	Agency	31960
5	Kothaguda	Agency	15829
Total			96693
Non- Agency Area
6	Chinna Gudur	Plain	5252
7	Dhanthala Pally	Plain	3418
8	Dornakal	Plain	19422
9	Kesamudram	Plain	22287
10	Kuravi	Plain	32009
11	Mahabubabad	Plain	23362
12	Maripeda	Plain	24974
13	Narsimhulapeta	Plain	10973
14	Nellikudur	Plain	14332
15	Peddavangara	Plain	5976
16	Thorrur	Plain	7967
Total			169972
Grand Total			266665

GOALS

To promote and develop education among STs and thereby improve literacy among STs.
To assist ST families below poverty line for their economic development.
To ensure effective implementation of constitutional safeguards of STs in the district in general and the STs in the scheduled areas in particular and to safeguard their interests from exploitation and strive for their overall development.

STAFF POSITION OF DIST TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICE-MAHABUBABAD

Sl. No.	Name of the Employee	Name of the Post	Contact No
1	K.Srinivas Rao	Dist.Tribal Dev.Officer (FAC) (DD Cader)	9493011839
2	R.Bhaskar	Asst. Tribal Dev.Officer Mahabubabad	9440870613
3	B.Sathyavathi	Asst. Tribal Dev.Officer Kothaguda	9490358804
4	G.Naga Sagar	Administrative Officer	8801195495
5	V.Srinivas	Senior Assistant	8309985019
6	T.Somani	Junior Assistant	9441814662
7	D.Laxmi Prasad	Junior Asst.-cum-Typist	9010010363
8	M.Veera Raghavlu	Record Asst	9701782508

PMRC-MAHABUBABAD STAFF POSITION

Sl. No.	Name of the Employee	Name of the Post	Contact No
1	B.Eerulal	ACMO	942783329
2	M.Bucha	Co- Ordinater	9492780965
3	E.Koti	Data Entry Operator	7093307771

MANDAL WISE TW. INSTITUTION AND STAFF DETAILS.

Sl. No.	Mandal	Institution Nome	Location of District	Name of the Head Master	Phone No	Name of the HWO/Dy Warden	Phone No
Sl. No.	Mandal	Institution Nome	Location of District	Name of the Head Master	Phone No	Name of the HWO/Dy Warden	Phone No
1	Gangaram	AHS (Girls) Gangaram	Gangaram	P.Srinivas	9492442658	K.Vijaya	9493437382
2		AHS (Boys) Kamaram	Kamaram	V.Venkateshwarlu	9490114830	V.Venkateshwarlu	9490114830
3		AHS (Boys) Madaguda	Madaguda	T.Devadas	9490580404	J.Sathyavathi	9492111573
4	Kothaguda	AHS (Boys) Sadireddypally	Sadireddypally	B.Sakru	9491818540	E.Vijay Kumar	8500880219
5		AHS (Girls) Kothaguda	Kothaguda	V.Rajamma	9440718361	S.Bayamma	9441550406
6		AHS (Boys) Kothaguda	Kothaguda	E.Surender	9441157432	V.Jampaiah	9948412288
7	Gudur	AHS (Boys) Seethanagar	Seethanagar	P.Ganghu	8106199262	M.Saraiah	846580047
8		AHS (Boys) Gudur	Gudur	D.Ramulu	9441602798	E Swamy	9573815455
9		AHS (Girls) Gudur	Gudur	T.Amrutha	9441617336	L.Varalaxmi	9949643634
10		AHS (Boys) Ootlamatwada	Ootlamatwada	G.Raju	9550975732	K.Surendar	9440946508
11	Garla	AHS (Girls) Garla	Garla	D.Koteshwari	9849308964	G.Sujatha	9912081681
12	Irsulapuram	AHS (Boys) Irsulapuram	Irsulapuram	D.Kotaiah	9866419495	B.Laxman	9963975305
13	Mahabubabad	AHS (Boys) Redyala	Redyala	B.Erulal	9492783329	D.Mohan	9441542265
14		AHS (Girls) Muthyalamma Gudem	Muthyalamma Gudem	P.Narsaiah	9490580393	J.Veeramma	9100337012
15		AHS (Boys) Mahabubabad	Mahabubabad	K.Sambaiah	9959920386	A.Eeru	9959920386
16		AHS (Girls) Mahabubabad	Mahabubabad	Dr K.Lalithan Kumari	9989041615	D. Rojaneela	8639272132
17	Dhanthalapally	AHS (Boys) Dhanthalapally	Dhanthalapally	B.Veerasingh	9492643732	M.Nagraju	9494791180
18	Maripeda	AHS (Boys) Maripeda	Maripeda	G.Lalu	9908941079	M.Sai Baba	9652074154
19	Kuravi	AHS (Girls) Kuravi	Kuravi	DCS Sharma	7013420578	B.Padma	9154015567

MANDAL WISE TW. HOSTELS AND STAFF DETAILS.

1	Mahabubabad	STBH (Spl) Mahabubabad	Mahabubabad	V.Bhadraiah	9440776829
2	Mahabubabad	STBH Jamandla Pally	Jamandla Pally	P.Narsaiah	9490580393
3	Bayyaram	STBH Bayyaram	Bayyaram	M.Suresh	8185996057
4	Dornakal	STBH Dornakal	Dornakal	L.Ramdas	9989660406
5	Chinna Gudur	STBH Chinna Gudur	Chinna Gudur	K.Suresh	9652427626
6	Thorrur	STBH Thorrur	Thorrur	B.Kumara Swamy	9989117922

MANDAL WISE TW. COLLEGE HOSTELS AND STAFF DETAILS.

S.No	Name of the Mandal	Name of the DAH	Location of District	Name of the Employee	Designation	Mobile No
1	Mahabubabad	ST College Hostel Boys Mahabubabad	Mahabubabad	CH.Ashok	HWO	9640908868
2	Mahabubabad	ST College Hostel Girls Mahabubabad	Mahabubabad	B.Padma	HWO	9154015567
3	Kothaguda	ST College Hostel Boys Kothaguda	Kothaguda	V.Surender	Dy HWO	9440409494
4	Kothaguda	ST College Hostel Girls Kothaguda	Kothaguda	V.Samba Laxmi	HWO	9490241934
5	Kesamudram	ST College Hostel Girls Kesamudram	Kesamudram	M.Rama Laxmi	Dy HWO	9440406268
6	Thorrur	ST College Hostel Girls Thorrur	Thorrur	M.Vani	Dy HWO	9490454034
7	Thorrur	ST College Hostel Boys Thorrur	Thorrur	M.Venkatesh	HWO	9676335969
8	Thorrur	ST College Hostel Boys Bayyaram	Thorrur	K.Krishna	Dy HWO	8187099425
9	Bayyaram	ST College Hostel Girls Bayyaram	Bayyaram	B.Saroja	Dy HWO	9702926878

CONTRACT RESIDENTIAL TEACHERS 2020-21

As per allotment of the CTW, TS, Hyderabad through PO, ITDA, Eturnagaram, this Office have been engaged (83) Contract Residential Teachers (CRTs) and an amount of Rs. 22,290/- to the CRTs of School Asst., cadre & an amount of Rs. 16,350/- to the CRTs of SGT cadre is being paining by this department., the remunerations have been paid to the CRTs up to December-2019 as per budget released by the CTW, TS, Hyderabad.,

DAILY WAGE & CONTINGENT WORKERS/ Part time Worker

The(24) Daily wage workers, (146) contingent Workers and (1) Part time Worker are working in the TW Educational Institutions i.e. Ashram Schools & Hostels. The wages/honorarium have been paid up to December -2019 @Rs.429/- & 494/- per day. (As per collector gazettes of Warangal urban and Khammam). The (22) Outsourcing workers are working in the Department Attached Hostels and their remuneration have been paid up to October-2019 through outsourcing agency @ Rs.16,475/- per month as per budget released by the CTW, TS, Hyderabad

TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT – ACTIVITIES

Sl. No.	Type of Institution	No.of Institutions			Strength Particulars			Remarks
Sl. No.	Type of Institution	Boys	Girls	Total	Boys	Girls	Total	Remarks
1	ASHRAM SCHOOLS	12	7	19	3492	3888	7380
2	HOSTELS	06	–	06	715	–	715
3	DEPARTMENT ATTACHED HOSTELS	04	05	09	419	446	865
5	PRIMARY SCHOOLS			104	664	632	1296	Day Scholars
4	RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS/ COLLEGES/ MINI GURKULAMS	04	06	10	1238	1949	3187

ESTABLISHMENT OF COMPUTER LAB IN THE TW EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

The CTW TS Hyderabad has sanctioned Computer Labs in the following TW Educational Institutions and has been installed in the institutions by the Technical team deputed by the CTW’s office.

1) AHS-Girls Muthayalammagudem

2) AHS-Girls Mahabubabad

3) AHS-Boys Kothaguda

4) AHS-Boys Seethanagar

5) AHS-Boys Gudur

6) AHS-Boys Maripeda

MODEL SPORTS SCHOOL AT ASHRAMA HIGH SCHOOL-BOYS KOTHAGUDA 2019-20

As per the instructions of the Commissioner of Tribal Welfare TS Hyderabad, the Sports School at Ashram High School Boys Kothaguda has been started during the academic year 2019-20 with a strength of (40) ST students admission into 5^th class. The Athletics & Hand-ball coach’s have been deputed to the Sports School Kothaguda by the CTW TS Hyderabad.

IMPLEMENTATION OF MENU
ST to the boarders of Ashram School and Hostels
Day of the Week	Milk 7.30 am / Breakfast 8:30am-9:00am	Lunch	Evening Snacks	Dinner
		1:20 – 2.00 pm	4:30 -4.45 pm	7 to 7:30 (pm)
Sunday	Ragimalt with milk,	Rice, Biryani, mix Veg. malasa curry, curd, Egg/ Chicken curry, fruits (3^rd Sunday-Mutton)	Sprouted green gram	Rice, Brinjal curry, Veg. Sambar, Butter milk
	Chapathi/ Puri, Potato curry
Monday	Ragimalt with milk, Tamarind Rice/ Lemon Rice	Rice, Amaranth (leafy) Dal, brinjal with peas curry,	Rice flakes with Milk and jaggry	Rice, Potato curry, Veg. sambar, butter milk, fruit
		Rasam, curd, egg
Tuesday	Ragimalt with milk, Kichidi with curd raitha	Rice, Tomato dal, Plaintain/Beetroof curry, rasam, curd, egg	Sprouted & boiled Bengal gram	Rice, cabbage curry, veg. sambar, butter milk, fruit
Wednesday	Ragimalt with milk, Busni(wheat)/ Rava, upma with chatni	Vegetable biryani, Tomato Curry, Rasam, curd, egg/chicken curry	Boiled peas/ ground nut cakes	Rice, Lady’s finger curry, Veg. sambar, butter milk with fruit
Thursday	Milk With Raggi malt,	Rice, spinach dal, potato curry, rasam, curd, egg	Rice flakes/ Vermicelli payasam with milk and jaggery	Rice, french beans curry, Veg. sambar, butter milk, fruit
	Pongali with chatni.
Friday	Ragimalt with milk,	Rice, bottle gourd dal, cabbage curry, rasam, curd, egg	Boiled peas or sprouted bengal gram, milk	Rice, beans curry, Veg. sambar butter milk, fruit
	Idly with sabar / chatni
Saturday	Ragimalt with milk, Kichidi/ Rice Pongal	Masala fried rice, ridge grourd dal, drumstick & potato & carrot masala curry, rasam, curd, egg	Kesari with milk and jaggery/ ground nut chikki	Rice, Drumstick dal, cauliflower curry, butter milk, fruit

AMENITIES PROVIDING TO THE BOARDERS

SNO	ITEM	Brief/Details	Action Point
1	Uniform cloth	Dress to be stitched in the hostel by the local tailors by taking personal measurement of boarders.	Stitching of uniforms in progress & will be completed by 15.12.16
2	Bed Sheets	Supplied every year	Already supplied
3	Carpets	Supplied every year	-do-
4	Blankets	Supplied every year	-do-
5	Notebooks	As per the scale fixed by the Department.	-do-
6	Record books	Every year supplied for 9^th and 10^th class boarders .	-do-
7	Graph books	Every year supplied for 9^th and 10^th class boarders.	-do-
8	Sports material	Budget to be released by the HoD for purchase of sports material through District Purchase Committee.	Supplied to the TW institutions of earst-while Warangal Dist.
9	Plates	The life period of plates is 2 years .	Supplied to the fresh boarders
10	Glasses	The life period of plates is 2 years.	Supplied to the fresh boarders
11	Trunk boxes	The life period of plates is 5 years.	-do-
12	Text books	The Education Dept. is supplying to the boarders .	Already supplied
13	Cosmetic charges and hair cutting charges (Boys)	Rs.50/- for cosmetic charges and Rs.12/- for cutting charges will be paid per month per boy	Provided up to March 2020
14	Cosmetic charges (Girls)	Rs 55/- for boarders up to 7^th class and Rs 75/- for boarders 8^th to 10^th including sanitation kit charges will be paid per month	-do-
15	Diet charges	3^rd class to 7^th class for Rs 950/- and 8^th to 10^th class for Rs 1100/- per month.	Bills drawn up to August-2016. Budget due to released
16	Tutors	Special coaching is being imparted to the boarders of 9^th and 10^th classes in 4 subjects ie., English Hindi Science and Maths by appointing tutors. The remuneration of each tutor and each subject is Rs 1500/- per month.	Tutors available in the TW Hostels

CARER GUIDANCE & OTHER FACILITIES TO COLLEGE HOSTEL BOARDERS

. Conducting orientation programs on soft skills and coaching classes for competitive classes

. Awareness program to Adolescent girl boarders on hygiene and health and career awareness

. Classes for personality development for college boys and girls hostel boarders.

. Supply of competitive exam books, magazines for each college hostel like (Yojana, Employment news,Prathi yogitha darpan)

POST-METRIC SCHOLARSHIPS

Flagship program of the Government of Telangana on saturation mode.
Reimbursement of Tution Fee (RTF) to college.
Maintenance Fee(MTF) – To student.
Income Ceiling for Rs 2.00 lakhs PA.

The Post-metric (MTF & RTF) will be sanctioned through on-line epass.cgg.gov.in web-site.

MTF RATES	State Govt. Rates (SC/STs)
MTF RATES	Hostellers	Day- scholars
Group I (Professional)	1500/-	550/-
Group II (PG)	1500/-	530/-
Group III (Degree)	1500/-	325/-
Group IV (Inter)	1500/-	325/-

Post Metric Scholarships Limits followed by the State Govt.

RTF RATES	Fee Range (in Rupees)
Group I (Professional)	23000/- to 2.00 lakhs
Group II(PG)	3610/- TO 20,OOO/-
Group III (Degree)	1500/- to 12890/-
Group IV (Inter)	850/- to 7700/-

For the academic year 2017-18 up to date; a number of (3786-Renewal ST Students) registered for Post-Matric Scholarships
For the academic year 2018-19 up to date; a number of (1356 -Fresh ST Students) registered for PMS
Thus total number of 5142-ST Students

BAS- BEST AVAILABLE SCHOOL SCHEME

There are (100) ST Students studying in (1) Private Institution (i.e., Fathima High Schools English Medium Mahabubabad Mandal in Mahabubabad District who were selected under Best Available School Scheme.
Government vide G.O.Ms.No.37 TW (Edn) Dept Dated: 19.09.2016 enhance the Scholarship amount to ST students studying under Best Available Scheme(BAS) from Rs. 20,000/- to 30,000/- per student per annum for all classes from III to X from the academic year 2016-17 onwards .
The Banjara Seva Samithi English Medium School Garla will be included under BAS Scheme for 2017-18 only, as per the decision taken by the SLC on 29.09.2016 (vide memo Rc.No.J2/2094/2016, Dated: 05.11.2016.) There are (11) ST Students studying in this Institution and the

Sl.No	School	3 rd Class	4 th Class	5 th Class	6 th Class	7 th Class	8 th Class	9 th Class	10 th Class	Total
1	Fathima HS Mah’bad	5	26	10	26	15	11	43	4	140
2	Banjara Seva Samithi HS Garla	6	1	3	0	0	0	2	0	11
	Total	11	27	13	26	15	11	45	4	151

HYDERABAD PUBLIC SCHOOL–

As per the recent guidelines issued; 6-ST students for admission in to Class-I at Hyderabad Public School (Begumpet/Ramanthapur) have been selected on draw of lots by the District Collector-Warangal on 23.01.2020 & the list along with necessary certificates of the selected candidates submitted to the Commissioner of TW TS Hyderabad for selection of the candidates at State-Level.

SCHEME OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ST LAW GRADUATES

. Government has introduced a scheme of training in the Administration of Justice in furtherance of committed policy of the state Government for imparting Training in Administration of justice to Law Graduates belonging to ST/BC communities with a view to enhance their chances of employment elsewhere after the training and issued the following guide lines.

KALYANA-LAKSHMI PATHAKAM (now looking after by the concerned RDOs)

. Government of telangana envisions the overall development of SC/ST/BC/EBC/Minority community’s classes.

. In pursuance of this vision, the government of telangana has introduced the flag ship programme of “Kalyana Lakshmi Pathakam” to all the girls belonging to SC/ST/BC/EBC/Minority communities.

. A one time financial assistance of Rs: 1,00,116/- at the time of marriage is being granted to every SC//ST/Minority Communities

. Scheme extended to BC/EBC Girls

. To alleviate financial distress in socially and financially disadvantaged SC/ST/BC/EBC/Minority families during marriages.

Eligibility criteri:. The un-married Girl of SC/ST/BC/EBC/Minority Community.

. Shall be a resident of Telangana state.

. Should have completed 18 years of age.

. For SC/ST/Minority – wedding date.

. For BC/EBC wedding date.

. Combined income of the parents shall not exceed Rs:2,00,000 per annum.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS/CERTIFICATES, RURAL TRANSPORS PLAN.

. Date of birth, Caste, Bank pass book & Aadhar certificate

The Dist. Collectors are requested to place indents to the allotted Company dealers as per the rates fixed by the Government or lower wherever feasible. The model-wise approved rates are as follows.

Sl. No.	Vehicle Model	Payload capacity	Target	MHBD DIST. Target	Approved rate (in Rs.)	Contact Person & Number
1	TATA ACE MEGA	1.03 Tonnes	600	55	476228/-	SRIKAR 9951411337 Krishna Mohan 9886798222
2	TATA SFC PICK-UP	2.25 Tonnes	200	19	675000/-	SRIKAR 9951411337 Krishna Mohan 9886798222
3	ASHOK LEYLAND – Dost Plus	1.50 Tonnes	100	10	582000/-	B.KARTHIK 8886308089 A.Mohan 9848856189
4	MAHINDRA BOLERO (Maxi Truck)	1.20 Tonnes	100	10	547000/-	SHIVAKUMAR KEERTHI 9553550063
			1000	94

The District Collector requested to convene a meeting with Officials of State Bank of India (SBI) for financing the loan component at District Level as the SMECC, SBI Secunderabad has agreed to finance loan through their District Level branches
If District Collector can arrange loans with local banks it may be tied up with willing District Bankers
Funding Pattern :
The maximum amount of subsidy is limited to Rs.2,88,000/- for all types of vehicles irrespective of brand and rate
10% of the unit cost (or) Rs.50,000/- whichever is less is the beneficiary contribution and remaining loan from bank

Terms & conditions & other value added services

The cost of vehicle approved by the Government is inclusive of Ex-Show room price, insurance, Permanent Registration, Life Tax / Quarterly tax and HSRP etc.,
The vehicle shall be delivered at the beneficiary point within 20-days from the date of Purchase Ortder (P.O.) issued
Payment towards vehicle cost will be released to the authorized dealer through the bank branch concerned basing on the proforma invoice raised in the name of beneficiary
Additional Chargeas/amount shall not be claimed from the beneficiaries in any circumstances

The other value added services to be provided by the Companies as committed from the date of delivery of the vehicle is shown at Flag-A for kind perusal sir

The brief operational guidelines issued by the TRICOR authorities vide Lr.No. TRICOR/B1/120/2017 Dated; 26.2.2018 are submitted below for kind perusal.

Eligibility Criteria :

Minimum qualification 8^th pass, SSC pass/fail will be give preference
The age limit is 21 – 40 years
Annual Income shall be of Rs.1,50,000/- in rural areas and Rs.2,00,000/- in urban areas
Shall possess valid Light Motor Vehicle (LMV) license with badge issued by RTA.
PvTGs shall be given preference to the extent of their population percentage to the district tribal population.
The beneficiaries willing to take up driving as an occupation and preference shall be given to the candidates who are already eking their livelihood as drivers.

Selection Procedure :

The selection of beneficiaries shall be done duly adopting the following procedure:

Total targeted baneficiaries shall be subdivided for the mandals/villages in proportionate to the ST population.
All the beneficiary shall apply to the MPDO concerned manually.
Mandal level Committees shall be constituted comprising of the following:
MPDO
Bank Manager
DTDO/ATDO
Representative of DRDO
President Mandala Samakhya/Town/Slum level federation
Representative of RTO
The Mandal level committee shall select the beneficiaries by conducting Grama Sabhas while verifying the credentials of the beneficiaries as per the eligibility criteria i.e. PAN card, Driving license, Transport Badge, Qualification, Caste and Income certificates etc.,
The Mandal level selection of the beneficiaries shall be done basing on following criteria:
Seniority of Transport Badge.
Experience as driver.
Qualification (Candidates with lesser qualification shall be given preference)
Age (Preference shall be given to the ccandidate having older age)
The list of selected beneficiaries shall be submitted to the District Collector along with the consent letter of the Banker together with two bank account details i.e. Non-operative bank account & Loan account.

Constitution of District level Committee with the following Officers :

District Collector – Chairman
District Rural Development Officer (DRDO) – Convener
Lead District Manager(LDM) – Member
District Tribal Development Officer – Member
Deputy Transport Commissioner – Member

The District level Committee shall ensure the constitution of Mandal Level Selection Committees & ensure that the selection of beneficiaries is done within the time frame.
District Level Committee shall examine the list of beneficiaries furnished by the Mandal Level Committee and issue the sanction orders.
The District Collector shall take necessary steps for release of subsidy to the beneficiaries Non-operative bank accounts through Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) under intimation to the beneficiary concerned.

It is submitted that prior to communication of revised guidelines such as finalized vehicle models and revised target to Mahabubabad District, the following proposals have been received from the MPDOs concerned in which the opted vehicle was not mentioned and the MD-TRICOR & CTW TS Hyderabad has finalized the consent giving bank as State Bank of India and communicated to this office for necessary action

AMBEDKAR OVER-SEAS VIDYA-NIDHI: The Government of Telangana has been providing the Financial Assistance for an amount of Rs.20.00 Lakhs to eligible ST poor students who got admission in abroad universities. The application process is through epass.cgg.gov.in web-site.

Government of Telangana have made substantial investments through providing Post-Matric Scholarships to ST students on a saturation basis. This laudable initiative over the years has encouraged a large number of ST students to complete professional Courses and other Graduate Courses.

The post-liberalized economy has thrown vast opportunities and challenges in India and abroad in respect of education and jobs. Students from the ST community are often handicapped because of their extreme backwardness and social stigma to access the benefit of pursuing education abroad to better their lives. With a view to enable the benefit of higher education in Foreign Universities to meritorious ST students thereby providing them an opportunity for better career prospects within the Country and Abroad, the Tribal Welfare Department has proposed to introduce the scheme of Financial Assistance to ST students for pursuing studies abroad in the name of “Ambedkar Overseas Studies Nidhi”. This proposal was placed before the Nodal agency for TSP during their meetings held on 13.05.2013 and in the meeting held by the State Council for Development of SCs & STs on 21.05.2013. After detailed discussions, the scheme of assisting the ST graduates to pursue higher education in reputed foreign universities was approved for implementation as a new scheme for the benefit of STs from the year 2013-14.

“Ambedkar Overseas Studies Nidhi” will be sanctioned to (100) ST Students every year and is open to all eligible ST Students in proportion to the population of the community to pursue Post Graduate studies abroad subject to the following guidelines:

Income: ST Students whose family income is less than Rs.2.50 lakhs per annum from all sources are eligible. Total income from all sources of the employed candidates or his/her parents/guardians, shall not exceed Rs.2.50 lakhs per annum. In case of employees, salary certificate from the employer is a must. In all cases the income certificate must be obtained from concerned authorities. A copy of the latest tax assessment as well as the latest monthly salary slip from the employer is also required to be enclosed with the application.

Age: The Maximum age under the scheme shall not exceed 35 years as on 1^st July of the year of advertisement.

Qualification:

For Post Graduation Course: 60% marks or equivalent grade in foundation Degree in Engineering / Management / Pure Sciences / Agriculture Sciences / Medicine & Nursing / Social Sciences / Humanities.

For Ph.D. Course: 60% marks or equivalent grade in P.G. Course in Engineering/ Management / Pure Sciences / Agriculture Sciences / Medicine/ Social / Sciences / Humanities.

One child in a family one time Award: Not more than one child of the same parents / guardian’s will be eligible and to this effect a self certificate will be required from the candidate. The awardees cannot be considered for the second or subsequent times as the individual can be awarded only once in a life time.

Countries eligible under the Scheme: USA, UK, Australia, Canada and Singapore.

(a) Mandatory Requirements:

He / She should have a valid TOEFL / IELTS & GRE /
He / She should have obtained admission in an accredited Foreign University.

He / She should possess a valid

The Candidate should make his/her own efforts in seeking admission in an accredited University / Institution
The selected candidate has to join the concerned University within one year of communication of selection. On expiry of this specified period of time, the award will be automatically cancelled and come to an end. No request for extension of time for availing the award is permissible under the Scheme.
The candidate shall not change the course of study or research for which the scholarship has been

It will be the responsibility of the candidate to obtain the appropriate visa for a country wherein one intends to study further under award from the Scheme and the Visa issuing authorities may kindly see that only such type of Visa be issued which only permits the candidate to pursue specified course abroad and thereafter the candidate returns to
The applications should be complete in all respects and should be accompanied by all relevant documents. The applications, incomplete in any respect, are liable to be

3. Procedure for Selection:

Notification shall be issued in leading dailies calling for applications and wide publicity will be given in University Campuses and in e-PASS portal in August / September and in January / February of the year (this year i.e. 2013-14, being the first year for implementation of the scheme, first notification shall be issued in June / July in lieu of January /
All such students desirous of applying for financial assistance for studies abroad shall apply online from 1^st August to 30^th September and again from 1^st January to 29^th February of the

33% of the awards shall be earmarked for Women

Awards shall be given proportionate to the population of various communities of

The registration shall be made under the scheme online at http://www.apsocialwelfare.cgg.gov.in.
The student shall submit the following documents:

Caste Certificate from concerned
Income Certificate from concerned
Date of Birth
Aadhar
E-Pass ID
Residential / Nativity
Passport
Mark sheet from SSC / Inter / Graduate / PG
GRE / GMAT or equivalent qualifying exam / test score
TOFEL / IELTS score
Admission offer letter from Foreign University (I-20, letter of Admission or equivalent)
Copy of the latest Tax Assessment is to be
Copy of Bank Pass Book of Nationalized
Photo to be scanned and
Selection Committee: The Selection shall be conducted by a State Level Screening Committee constituted by Government with the following members. The Bio-data of the candidates who applied online shall be made available to the

Principal Secretary, Tribal Welfare	:	Chairman
Secretary, AP State Council of Higher Education	:	Member
Vice – Chancellor, JNTU	:	Member
Commissioner, Social Welfare	:	Member
Commissioner, Technical Education	:	Member
Commissioner, Tribal Welfare	:	Convener

4. Scholarship Amount:

Fees: Fees shall be payable in Two installments as follows:

Installment-I: An amount of Rs.10.00 lakhs shall be payable to the students upon production of the landing permit / I-94 card. (Immigration Card).

Installment-II: An amount of Rs.10.00 lakhs shall be payable to the students upon production of the 1^st Semester results.

Sanction Proceedings specifying the amount of Rs.20.00 lakhs will be issued to the individual towards fees and living expenses by way of a grant subject to his/her joining the Course and the Candidates selected by the Selection Committee. The sanction proceedings can be made use of by the Candidates for obtaining a Visa from the respective Embassy.

Educational Loan: The Student shall be eligible for an educational loan of Rs.5.00 lakhs from any Nationalized bank at prevailing rates of interest.

Earnings from Research/Teaching Assistance-Ship: The awardees are permitted to supplement their prescribed allowances by understaking Research/Teaching Assistance ship.

Passage grant: One way cheap ticket (Lower fare) by economy class through the shortest route shall be payable upon production of valid visa and admission particulars.

Visa Fees: The total visa fees shall be reimbursed to the student upon production of valid visa and production of receipts.

Utilization Certificate: Utilization certificates shall be obtained from the student with the endorsement of concerned University Authorities for record purpose under the scheme.

INTER CASTE MARRIAGE ELIGIBILTY CRITERIA:

One among the beneficiary, bridegroom munst belong to ST Community.

Marriages that happened after 12 may 2011 are only eligible for Inter caste marriage Incentive Award of 50,000 Thousand (Others are eligible for 10,000 RS only and they have st respective District Office.)

DOCUMENTS & DETAILS REQUIRED :

Aadhar of both Bride and bridegroom
Joint Bank Account Bride and bridegroom
Bride & Bridegroom Caste & Income Certificates
Marriage Registration Certificate
Must have atleast one withess UID (Aadhar)
Permanent & Present Address details of both Bride & Bridegroom

HARITHA HARAM – TRIBAL WELFARE DEPARTMENT

TWD – Haritha haram 2020-21 – Instruction issued to the Pos and DTDOs of Tribal Welfare Department to take up plantation in all TW Educational Institutions

“GIRI VIKASAM” SCHEME

in Tribal Welfare Department decided to launch the scheme with the nomenclature of “GIRI VIKASAM” in the I.T.D.A. Districts on 30.4.2018

OBJECTIVE

The main objective of this scheme is to convert the uncultivable agricultural lands of Small & marginal ST farmers in to cultivable for the sustainable agriculture development of the STs; thereby increasing the agricultural production.

IDENTIFICATION OF BENEFICIARY

Scheduled Tribe Assigned/own fallow lands
Scheduled Tribe Assigned/own cultivable land
Scheduled Tribe owned land developed under MGNREGS
Scheduled Tribe own lands developed & brought to the stage of adoption of Dry & Horticulture or irrigated dry crops
RoFR lands

IDENTIFICATION OF BLOCKS

Possession & enjoyment of the land by the ST beneficiaries shall be verified and lands with clear title and occupation of assignees only shall be taken up. Alienated lands should not be taken up under any circumstances
Blocks area shall not be less than 5-acres of contiguous land
Blocks thus identified shall be taken up for development based on saturation mode
The farmer having the highest extent of land among the group will be identified as the lead beneficiary
WALTA Rules & Regulations shall be followed

After the selection of beneficiaries & formation of blocks is completed technical aspects are given importance on war footing basis so that the ST farmers reap the benefits of the scheme to the maximum

WORKS TO BE TAKEN UP

Providing water-supply for irrigating the fields of tribal farmers through Bore Wells/Tube Wells
Taking up comprehensive ground water recharging work
Providing energization to the existing water source
Installation of pump-sets where energization is either completed or in progress
Creating awareness regarding cropping pattern suitable to their areas

PROVIDING WATER SUPPLY FOR IRRIGATING THE FIELDS

As a norm; one Bore Well per 5-acres shall be provided
The Ground Water Department will conduct the geological survey & identify the bore well/tube well points as per the rules & regulations
Under this scheme; preference shall be given to the ST beneficiaries who possess water source (Bore Well/individual other sources)
Provisions of TS WALTA shall be adhered to without deviation in all such blocks where in area is less than 5-Acres
The drilling of Bore Well works may be entrusted to relevant Department such as GWD/RWS/PR/TWED etc. by the Implementing Agencies. The Department assigned the task of drilling of Bore Wells shall execute the works as per the Departmental norms and guidelines in-force.
Once the Bore Wells are drilled; random/detailed checking by the District level teams and certification of completion of activity is mandatory

To prepare detailed lists of SC Sub-Plan and ST Sub-Plan blocks along with details of works already taken; works yet to be taken up and requirement of funds for balance works under SC & ST Sub.Plan

Taking-up spill-over works of Indira Jala Prabha (IJP) scheme & other works under Land Development for Scheduled Tribes Scheme duly adopting the IJP scheme guidelines issued by the Rural Development Department

List-1: Successful Bore Well drilled with Pump-set installed & amount pending for energization
List-2: Successful Bore Well drilled with Pump-set installation pending & amount paid for energization
List-3: Successful Bore Well drilled with Pump-set installation & amount for energization
List-4: Successful Bore Well drilled and energization payments not released and motor Pump-sets installed (payments not made)
Any savings within the reduced NABARD (RIDF-XVII) allocation to the District after arranging/earmarking funds for List-1; List-2; & List-3 Blocks shall be considered for List-4 blocks

To follow

RECORDING/CHECK-MEASUREMENT/QUALITY CONTROL/CREATING AWARENESS REGARDING CROPPING PATTERN SUITABLE TO THE AREAS

PAYMENT MODE

Block-wise/Work-wise Administrative sanctions by the Dist. Collector based on the works identified
The PO ITDA/DTDO shall issue work-order to the firms/Departments concerned for execution of the work
The PO ITDA/DTDO shall obtain the work-wise measurement book (MB) from the competent authority for making payment & to maintain all the books of records and MB records
The PO ITDA/DTDO shall generate Fund Transfer Order (FTO) in the name of the firms/Deptt.concerned based on the MB record. In case of ITDA Districts; the FTOs shall be generated with the approval of Dist. Collector
The MD-TRICOR shall release the payment to the firm/Department/agency concerned through e-payment; based on the FTO generated by the Implementing Agency at District level
The PO ITDA/DTDO of Non-ITDA Districts shall upload the work-wise UC for the funds released along with the photograph of works executed