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DETAILED PROJECT REPORT

INTEGRATED HOUSING & SLUM DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME JIRIBAM (MANIPUR) (2007 – 08 / 2008 – 09)

PROJECT AMOUNT – Rs 448.47 lakh.

Prepared by

HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED

Project Submitted by: JIRIBAM MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Manipur

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INDEX

Sl No Item Series Page No Appraisal 2 Check – List

1.1 Nodal Agency 5

01 Introduction 8 02 Town Profile

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03 Status of Master Plan

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04 Existing Infrastructure Status 27

05 Urban Poor Profile

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06 Project Justification

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07 Project Description 49

08 Project Components 52

09 Drawings & Estimates 54

10 BPL List 77

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APPRAISAL OF DPR OF INTEGRATED HOUSING AND SLUM DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (IHSDP) FOR JIRIBAM, MANIPUR

Name of the State Manipur

Category of state – whether special Category * or general ? (* special category states are J&K, Uttaranchal, Himachal Pradesh & North Eastern State (including Sikkim)

Special Castegory State

Name of the District Imphal East

Name of ULB Jiribam Municipal Council

a) Whether MoA for reforms has been signed with the ministry Urban Development? b) Whether a copy of the signed MoA has been received in the Ministry of Urban Employment & Poverty Alleviation or not? c) Whether signed MoA mentions with asterisk that two reforms, viz, i Repeal of Urban Land Ceiling & Regulation Act; and ii Amendment of Rent Control Laws balancing the interest of landlords and tenants are optional with regards to schemes under IHSDP?

Yes Yes

Whether the State level Nodal Agency has been designated?

Yes

Whether the DPR has been forwarded by the designated Agency?

Yes

Whether the State level Co-ordination Committee (SLCC) has been constituted?

Yes

Whether DPR has been recommended by the SLCC?

Yes

Whether elected local body is in place? Yes

Total Urban population of the city 7,257

Total Slum population of the city 3,081

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Is DPR an integrated housing & infrastructure project? (if no proper justification)

Yes

Has the contribution from the beneficiaries been collected

No

Has the state share been deposited in a separate account?

State share earmark, GOI approval awaited for release.

Is the DPR for in Situ development? Yes Is the DPR for relocation? No In case of relocation, whether all basic amenities have been provided for in the new site in the DPR?

NA

Is the new site in proximity to the original site/work place?

NA

In case of in Situ, whether provision for basic services has been provided for in the DPR

Yes

1. Whether density of population norms has been observation in the DPR with reference to city as per the bylaws? 2. Whether plotted area setbacks and coverage of plot area as per bylaws? 3. Whether maximum FAR utilization has been considered in the DPR to ensure efficient use of land? 4. Whether the dwelling unit cost is within the ceiling limit? 5. In case the cost is higher, whether the source of funds has been tide up/indicated? 6. Whether security of tenure/Patta has been provided to the beneficiaries, as per guidelines, preferably women? 7. Whether the floor area of dwelling unit is equal or more than 25sq.m/Built-up area. 8. Whether each dwelling unit comprises two rooms, kitchen and a toilet?

Yes Yes Yes Rs. 1.07 lakh/unit. Yes, beneficiaries shall contribute the additional amount. Identified beneficiaries shall be women and the co-pattadar (husband and wife) only. Yes, 34.16 Sqm Each dwelling unit comprises of two rooms, kitchen, store room and a veranda. No attach toilet due to non acceptability of public.

Infrastructure facilities Whether provisioning for following has been made in the DPR: 1. Water supply 2. Sewerage

Scheme approved under UIDSSMT, release of CS awaited. No sewerage system. Individual septic tanks commonly used.

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3. Solid waste disposal 4. Development of roads/paths/ footpaths/pavements 5. Storm water drains 6. Street lighting

Project under implementation funded from ten percent year mark fund for NE region. Being taken care from the state plan. Natural drainage system effectively in use. Yes

Whether environmental impact consideration have been made into account while preparing the DPR?

Yes

Community facilities Whether provisioning for the following has been made in the DPR 1. Community Centre 2. Community Primary Health Care Centre 3. Primary Education Centre 4. Parks and open space

Yes Existing facility considered adequate. Existing facility considered adequate. Existing facility considered adequate.

Whether cost of land has been included in the project cost where private land has been acquired? (Application only to Special category State, viz, J&K, Uttaranchal, Himachal Pradesh, and North Eastern States including Sikkim.)

NA

Whether a separate provision for up keep and maintenance of public assets to be created through this project has been made by the state government/ULB/Parasitical?

ULB will take care.

Whether DPR is a PPP Projects? No Is the DPR in accordance with the IHSDP guidelines? If not indicate deviations and provide justification.

Yes

Any other information relevant to the DPR DPR is for scattered in-situ development Signature of the competent Authority in ULB Name : M. Ratan Singh Designation : Chairperson, Jiribam Municipal Council Off. Address : 03876-221278

Signature of the competent Authority in ULB Name : Th. Harikumar Singh Designation : Executive Officer, Jiribam Municipal Council Off. Address : 03876-221278

Verified and countersigned by the State Level Nodal Agency Name : N. Gitkumar Singh Designation : Chief Town Planner Off. Address : Town Planning Department, Directorate Building, North AOC, Imphal Tel. No/Fax No. : 0385-2423256

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Technical check list of IHSDP for Jiribam, Manipur.

Name of the State Manipur Name of City Jiribam i. Nodal Agency ii. Implementing Agency

i. Town Planning Department, Manipur. ii. Jiribam Municipal Council.

Project cost (Rs. in lacs) Rs 448.47 lakhs State share (Rs. In lacs) Rs 58.91 lakhs 1. Beneficiary Contribution 2. Agency’s own funds 3. Loan from HFL/Banks 4. State’s grant 5. MP/MLA/LAD funds 6. Any other

Rs 51.58 lakhs

Central share (Rs. in lacs) Rs 337.98 lakhs i. Project duration ii. Date of Commencement/Completion

i. 15 months.

Name of the Bank/account No. where State share is deposited

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Date & amount of deposit (Rs. in lacs) - i. No. of DUs ii. Cost of housing (Rs. in lacs) iii. Floor area of a DU/Built-up area iv. Whether there is provision of kitchen in the DU? v. Whether there is provision of toilet in the DU?

288 nos Rs 1.07 lakh per Unit 31.16 sqm Yes No, detached toilet.

i. Density (DU/hectare) ii. Whether proposed density adheres to the Master Plan of the area

- Yes

i. The land use of the proposed site as per the Master Plan ii. If not residential, than necessary approvals for change of land use have been taken?

Yes The proposed area is in situ development.

Coverage Area i. Built-up area of house ii. Roads/Pavements iii. Open Spaces/Garden iv. Community facilities v. Education & Health

34.16 sqm NA NA NA

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Whether Statutory approvals from various local bodies have been taken such as: i. TCP ii. Municipality iii. Fire Department iv. Pollution Control Board v. Ministry of Environment etc.

Yes Yes No No No

Whether fire safety measures have been adopted

Yes

Whether Building Plans, Layout Plans, Master Plan are enclosed or not

Yes

Schedule of rates adopted Manipur PWD SOR 2006 Provision of infrastructure facilities Community toilets 1. Expenditure involved 2. No. of WCs/Baths proposed

No, each and every family is provided with individual toilet.

Water Supply 1. Expenditure involved 2. whether municipal water supply available in vicinity? If no, type of water supply system proposed? 3. whether there is provision for rain water harvesting?

Rs 25.59 lakh - Community Ring Well. -

Sewerage 1. Expenditure involved 2. Whether municipal sewer line available in vicinity? If no, type of sewerage system proposed?

NA Individual septic tank.

Roads/Pavements 1. Expenditure involved 2. Whether connectivity with the main peripheral road exists or not? If not, is it proposed in the DPR.

NA Yes, already connected

Storm Water Drainage & side drains 1. Expenditure involved 2. Whether connectivity with the primary / secondary drains exists or not? If not, is it proposed in the DPR.

NA Yes

Parks and Open Spaces 1. Expenditure involved

NA

Electrification 1. Expenditure involved 2. Whether street lighting of internal roads / pavements proposed?

NA Yes

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Solid Waste Disposal 1. Expenditure involved 2. Distance from landfill 3. Whether there is provision for waste recycling and segregation?

NA

Other Services to be converged with other Central/State programme. A. Health Care Facilities 1. Whether proposed within the site 2. if not, does it exist in the vicinity 3. if not, is it proposed in the vicinity 4. if in the vicinity, distance from the site 5. Expenditure involved 6. Methodology adopted for convergence

NA It exists in the vicinity. 2 Km approx.

B. Educational Facilities 1. Whether proposed within the site 2. if not, does it exist in the vicinity 3. if not, is it proposed in the vicinity 4. if in the vicinity, distance from the site 5. Expenditure involved 6. Methodology adopted for convergence

NA

C. Social Security 1. Details of social security provisions available like medical insurance, pension schemes etc. 2. Expenditure involved, item wise 3. Methodology adopted for convergence

Old age pension, BPL Ration card, Maternity benefit, etc. available.

D. Provision of other civic amenities (if any)

NA

Details of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) done

No

Methodology adopted for maintenance of assets thus created

-

Mechanism for sustainable management for services

-

Use of Innovative and cost effective materials and technology. Details thereof

Yes

Use of earthquake resistance technology. Details thereof

Yes

Signature of State Level Nodal Officer

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background.

1.2 Project town- Jiribam The town is located on the western most boundary of the State, adjoining Cachar district of

Assam. It is a Sub-Divisional Headquarter and administratively, it is under the Imphal East District in a distance of 225 Km. There are no identified slums in State of Manipur. However, there are urban poor living in poor housing conditions (slum like condition) on scattered plots own by the individuals. There is no cluster of 15 houses of Urban poor in the town which could be taken as slum pocket. Therefore, the present project is a “whole town approach” and in-situ.

1.3 Objective.

The basic objective of IHSDP Scheme is to strive for holistic slum development with a healthy and enabling urban environment by providing adequate shelter and basic infrastructure facilities to the slum dwellers of the identified urban areas. There are no notified slums in Manipur as per 2001 Census. But slum-like situation prevails. According to NSSO, ‘undeclared slums’ were defined as “if 20 households live in a compact area with a collection of poorly built tenements, mostly of temporary nature, crowded together usually with inadequate sanitary and drinking water facilities in unhygienic condition”. In the case of towns in Manipur, no compact area with 20 or more households fulfilling the conditions of NSSO exists. Rather, poorly built tenements with inadequate facilities are there in scattered plots owned by individuals. Hence, the objective of this Project Report is to:

Out of 27 towns eligible to be covered under Integrated Housing & Slum Development Programme (IHSDP), Manipur Government has decided to take up Thoubal town in Thoubal district and Jiribam town in Imphal (East) district during the year 2007-08. Thoubal town was considered taking into account its population as per 2001 Census and Jiribam town was considered due to the remoteness of its location and distance from the Capital city of Imphal. While prioritising these towns, the existing infrastructure, economically and socially disadvantaged section of the populace were taken into consideration. This Project Report is for IHSDP of Jiribam town.

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To take up construction of houses in scattered plots owned by individuals, rather than going for cluster approach;

To provide basic services to urban poor, who inhabit in slum like conditions in scattered plots, even if they are not fulfilling the criteria of NSSO for ‘undeclared slums’ vis-à-vis number of households in an area.

1.4 Scope of Work.

The consultants are responsible for the following:-

To review the existing housing and infrastructure status of the urban poor of the town; To assess the requirement of housing and infrastructure through consultative process; To assess the requirement of private land, if any, for the project; To suggest suitable project phasing, if required; To suggest the investment plan; Reforms to be undertaken and their present status; Requirements of capacity building of the public representatives/ officials of the local town

committee/ local administration; To amend or modify DPR if so advised by SLCC or Appraiser.

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1.5 Study Approach.

As per data collected, there are urban poor (BPL families) scattered in the various localities of the town.. A socio-economic survey for the whole town was studied in detail to find out its existing conditions and requirements. Based on this survey, this project proposal is made to serve as best as possible the different requirements of the urban poor.

1.6 Methodology.

The methodology conceived for this study will reflect a clear understanding of the

developmental issues of Manipur in general and the project town of Jiribam in particular. We have evolved a comprehensive, realistic, scientific and systematic scheme of work program to undertake this challenging exercise.

We have structured our methodology for conducting the assignment into six major

activities. These activities clearly outline the requirements of the assignments laid down. The activities are:-

Activity 1: Project Mobilization and Preliminary Discussion. Activity 2: Review of past development efforts. Activity 3: Review of existing status. Activity 4: Assessment of future requirements. Activity 5: Survey of BPL. Activity 6: preparation of DPR. To detail out further, the activities are divided into various tasks, listed sequentially in the

task schedule. The flow of activity and tasks are shown below:

Strategy for Informal Settlement development We feel that a strategy needs to be evolved for the development of Informal settlement in

the town. For them, we have identified some broad components for Slum Development that includes: a) Physical Development / Improvement

o Water Supply o Sewage Network o Storm Water Drainage o Roads & Pedestrian Walks o Street Lighting o Landscaping and o Solid Waste Management

b) Community Development

Formation of Neighbourhood, Women and Youth Groups

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Mobilization of Community savings for Development Pre-Primary, Primary and Adult Education Community and Primary health Provision of Vocational Training and Improvement in Access to jobs and Formal sector Financing for self

Employment.

c) City Level Improvements Integration of Infrastructure Systems Improvement of community pond and providing ring-well. Street lighting. Management of Information Systems

The various partners in slum up-gradation and their role in Slum up-gradation and

their role in Slum Development includes:

a) Slum Communities Direct Participation and Ownership of Efforts Responsibility for community local Execution and Maintenance of facilities

and Sharing of Cost

b) Private Sector

Sharing of Cost Entrepreneur, Managerial and Technical Skills Implementation Through Different Mechanisms.

c) NGO’s

Facilitate Community Participation and Resource Mobilization and Assistance in Health, Education and Income

generation Programs

d) Urban Local Bodies Cost of Physical Improvement Policy for Land Tenure and Land Prices Slum re-structuring Plans Supporting site and Services and Cost of Town level Improvements

For the implementation of any Slum improvement program, the most critical points are:

Good Governance Legal Systems: Property Rights and Security of tenure to Slum Dwellers Financial System: Access to credits Social Framework: Community Participation in the conception, Financing, Up-

gradation and Maintenanc

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2. TOWN PROFILE

2.1 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

OVERVIEW OF JIRIBAM TOWN

2.1.1 Establishment of Jiribam Town:

Jiribam was notified as a small town in 1973 under the Assam Municipal Act, 1923. Township Committee was also constituted to address the local area interest of the people. It came under the Manipur Municipalities Act, 1976 and further under the Manipur Municipalities Act, 1994. It was upgraded to a Municipality in 1984. Jiribam Municipal Council (JMC) has 10 wards.

2.1.2 Geology:

The soil formation of Jiribam consists of sandstone and shale of tertiary age thrown into long

folds. The rocks are the continuation of those rocks forming Lusai hills and Cachar hills and probably laid down in delta or estuary of a large river discharged from Himalayan ranges during the tertiary period. The formation is predominantly argillaceous and comprises mostly of shale, mudstone and suma group of grayish, fine to very fine grained massive sandstone is also found in Jiribam region whence, the rock type of Jiribam town and its region is chiefly shale, siltstone and hardstone.

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2.1.3 Soil:

Certain types of soils are found in Jiribam town and its environs that are mainly well drained except in few flat lands. It varies from sandy to loam and clayey to loam having variety of colours from yellowish to bluish grey. The plain has a formation of fertile alluvial deposition by the Jiri river.

The moisture holding capacity of these soils is low due to porosity in nature and also

irresponsible deforestation, despite fair percentage of clay soil, thereby causing extreme dryness in dry season. Red soil is chiefly found on the slopes of hills/ formation whereas the nearby town (Non- built up areas) contains brown soil in general.

The soil in Jiribam region is capable of imparting substantial oxygen to plants for their

growth. They also have a capability to retain soil moisture and maintain its supply throughout the growing season of certain crops.

2.1.4 Climate:

According to the prevailing weather condition, there are three seasons namely, Dry season,

rainy season and Cold weather season. Jiribam town enjoys moderate climate following its tropical location. It is influenced by S-W monsoon. The climate is humid tropical characterized by short winter and long summer with heavy rainfall. It is neither too hot nor too cold throughout the year.

2.1.4 Rainfall:

Jiribam town lies under the direct influence of S-W monsoon and rainfall is abundant

compared to other places of the state. Most of the rainfall (90%) is in the form of precipitation. About 20-30% of annual rainfall occurs during the pre-monsoon season in the month of May whereas about 60-70% of rainfalls occur in rainy seasons, second half of June to September, ranging from 1000mm to 1600mm. It continues till November in small quantity while that of pre-monsoon is in the form of thunder and showers. A meager quantity of frost is also found in between second half of December.

2.1.5 Temperature:

Jiribam is humid with moderately hot temperature. Dry season falls in the month of May and

June which is the hottest season. The hottest temperature is recorded in May, which is about 40’C. Temperature falls down from this period and is very pleasant in autumn season, which falls around September to November. The coldest/ lowest temperature is recorded in the period between second half of December to first half of January (i.e., below 2.78’C) at late night. However, days are comfortably warm even in this period, which is the same even in the rainy season.

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2.1.6 Humidity:

Jiribam is highly humid throughout the year. The highest relative humidity occurs during monsoon season, more than 96%. It is maxium of 100% & minimum of 79% in June. While that of the lowest falls in the month between October to December. The relative humidity, as a whole in Jiribam town and its region is usually higher than the rest of the state.

2.1.7 Wind: The topography of the region is such that the capability of wind occurrence is high in these

features and winds are usually moderate and high in Jiribam areas with incidence of severe winds (cyclone). The period between March and July sees South-West monsoon periodic strong winds activity from south or southwest, accompanied by some other forces. In the post monsoon season and in the early winter, these winds blow gradually to a northerly direction.

2.1.8 Cloudiness:

Jiribam is one of the cloudiest regions in the state with thick and heavily clouded skies during

May to September, particularly at some higher reaches. It is less severe after monsoon season and disappears only in the cold season except being effected by some western disturbances.

2.1.9 Environment:

The people of Jiribam are living in a very risky life from geological point of view owing to its

type of rocks formation and its physiography. The instability and non-compaction of the soil strata is liable to cause a terrible catastrophe due to certain factors like tectonic activities, action of heavy rainfall and underground flow, etc. As the region is confined to the earthquake prone zone – V, the shear zones and seismic activities of varying magnitude pass through the state.

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2.2 REGIONAL SETTING & LOCATION:

2.2.1 Location and Linkage.

Jiribam Sub-division is located to the western part of the state, bordering in the east by the Tameglong District and on the south by the Churachandpur District. The Cachar district of Assam makes the Northern and western boundary of Jiribam Sub-divison. Jiri river is the demarcation line dividing Jiribam Sub-division with the state of Assam. On such location Jiribam town lies just on the northern tip of the Sub-division, encircled by the Jiri river almost all sides except east. The cardinal location of Jiribam is 93’29’ E Longitute and 25’15’ N Latitute.

Jiribam is the western gate of the state and it is the largest and the most important Urban

center in the Western part of Manipur acting as a commercial and administrative center. The town is situated at a distance of 223 km from Imphal city, the state capital. It enjoys heavy rainfall and the climate is moderately hot and humidious compared to other parts of the State.

It is linked by NH-53, while passing through the breath of the state, connecting Silchar town

of Cachar district in Assam and with rest of the country. Jiribam is the only rail-head in the state.

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Jribam is the commercial and sub-divisional headquarter. It is linked with all the important towns and city and many villages within and outside the state, acting as subsidiary commercial center in the state. A vast hinterland resources area for the economic development of the town, the district as well as the state should be materialized in modern India since its influence extends throughout the state.

The topography of Jiribam town is plain interrupted by a ridge in the middle. Topography of

Jiribam is the extension of Cachar valley. The plain has a formation of alluvial deposition by the Jiri river. And it is a fitting nomenclature that this sub-division is named after this resourceful Jiri river. The ridge runs north to south from the centre of the town and intermingles with the highland of Aglapur. On both the sides of the ridge there are alluvial plain. Most of the settlements are found on this highland. The plain area is fertile due to alluvial soil and is generally used for cultivation. The general slope of the town is from north to south.

Much variety of natural vegetation is found to keep the greenery of Jiribam & its environs

constant. This region is favourable for the development of the town & its hinther land and for its future widespread.

Drainage system of Jiribam region is greatly influenced by Jiri River, which flows North to

South. And a number of nullahs & streamlets that joined each other forming small streams, which in turn joined Jiri rivers in various points.

2.2.2 Historical growth of the town:

Jiribam town is the Sub-divisional headquarter of Jiribam Sub-divisionin the Imphal East

district of the state. Although Jiribam is located at a distance of 223 Km. from Imphal but due to its topographical characteristics it is attached to Imphal East district for administrative reasons. Jiribam has distinct characteristics surrounded by Jiri river at Jiri Ghat. Silchar is only 45 Km. from Jiribam. The National Highway No. 53 links Jiribam with Imphal. Infact Jiribam is the face of Manipur for a visitor coming from Assam. A metre gauge railway line connecting Jiribam with Silchar is the only rail head of Manipur.

Jribam has a long history of its own, Settlement at the present town started some time at the

beginning of the Century around 1904 A.D. The local administration was look after by a Darwan for the Darbar of the king of Manipur. Jiribam became a Mauja in 1940 and the office of the Maujadar was locate at Kalinagar. By this time Jiribam was becoming an importat centre of trade & commerce. The present Jiri bazaar was established around 1940. Jiribam became a full fledged administrative office of Sub-Deputy collector in 1950. In 1959 it was upgraded to Sub-Divisional Head quarter.

Jiribam was declared as Notified Area in 1973 and subsequently Small Town Committee was

formed. It was upgraded to a Municipality on 27th September, 1984. Jiribam was a trade centre from its inception due to its strategic location. Jiri bazaar was well known during British period also. With the assignment of the administrative work of the Sub-division, there was a repid immigration of Government and Semi Government official of the town, its fuctional characteristics too took a new shape. With more then 80% of the working population engage in non-agricultural pursuits, Jiribam has duel characteristics, administrative as well as trade centre.

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2.2.3 Demography: Growth of Population

The population of Jiribam town is increasing very rapidly. In 1951 the present town was only

the seat of SDC’s office and its population was only 668. In 1961 when the SDC’s office of Jiribam was upgraded as Sub-divisional headquarter, its population rose to 1,458. The decadal population variation at Jiribam town during 1951-61 was 118.26%. The population of the town further rose to 3,518 in 1971 with a decadal variation of 141.28%. Jiri bazar, the then Sub-divisional Headquarter was given a status of town by declaring it as notified area in 1973. The population of the town further increased to 4,392 in 1981, 5946 in 1991 and 6423 in 2001. A recent House hold survey of Jiribam Municipal Council in 2006 gives the population figure of 7257. Density

The gross density of Jiribam town was 1099 persons per Sq.km in 1971. The density of population rose to 2007 persons per Sq.km in 2001. The projected figure for 2031 is 4,308 persons per Sq.km.

The year wise distribution of population in Jiribam and their relative density of population is

indicated in the table below.

POPULATION DENSITY

Year Population Density (persons/ SqKm)

1971 3,518 1,099

1981 4,392 1,372

1991 5,946 1,858

2001 6,423 2,007

2006* 7,257 2,267

2011** 8,251 2,578

2021** 10,770 3,367

2031** 13,786 4,308

Source: Census of India 1971 to 2001; *Household Survey, 2006 by JMC; ** Projected Figures.

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Sex Ratio:

Sex ratio is generally expressed as the total number of females per 1000 of males in a particular locality. It is influenced by many factors like work participation, immigration and migration, etc. The sex ratio in the town gradually increased from 917 in 1971 to 1,042 females per 1000 males in 2001 as shown in the Table below. However, there is a marginal decline in the sex ratio to 1,034 females per 1000 males in the Household survey conducted by the Jiribam Municipal Council in 2006.

Year Male Female SexRatio

1971 1,835 1,683 917

1981 2,290 2,102 918

1991 3,079 2,867 931

2001 3,147 3,278 1,042

2006* 3,567 3,690 1,034

Source: Census of India 1971 to 2001; *Household Survey by JMC;

2.2.3 ECONOMY The existing function of the Jiribam town comprise of administrative head quarter of the sub-division and as a growth centre, which provides medical, educational and commercial facilities to the region in and around. According to 2001 census 80% of its working population is engaged in non agricultural activities and the main function of the town is categorised as “Services” The town functions as a market centre for its vast rural hinterland. The commercial function of the town which not only provides an opportunity to the rural people to sell their agricultural, horticultural, and riverine products and buy the commodity of daily necessities but also provides direct employment to the people of the region. Thus the function of the growth centre providing employment opportunity and raising the rural economy goes along way to solve the problem of rural urban migration and for a balance development of the region. The third important sector is tertiary sector where Government servants played a vital role. About 20% of the population engaged in Government offices which resulted more income than the secondary sector. Meanwhile, the percentage of Agriculture, Labour & household industry are relatively low.

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Occupational structure & working force :

According to 2001 census the total work force of the town was 1643, of which 1297 are male worker and 346 are female. And of the total working population of the town, the percentage of working force engaged in primary, secondary and tertiary activities are 15.28%, 4.34% and 80.34% respectively. Details are shown below :-

Working population of Jiribam Town

Census Year

Person Male Female

1991 1628 (27.38%)

1306 (21.96%)

322 (5.42%)

2001 1643 (25.58%)

1297 (20.19%)

346 (5.39%)

2006* 2063 (28.43%)

1619 (22.31%)

444 (6.12%)

Occupational Structure of Jiribam

Census Year

Primary Secondary Tertiary

1971 340 (31.82)

168 (15.73)

560 (52.45)

1981 320 (28.06)

65 (5.69)

756 (66.25)

1991 376 (23.2%)

249 (15.39)

993 (61.37)

2001 251 (15.28%)

72 (4.34%)

1,320 (80.34%)

Source :Census of India *Household Survey by JMC

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Agriculture

Agriculture is one of the important sector of the economy of the region.According to 1981 census of the total working population, 28% in the town area and 42% in the Master plain area are still engage in agriculture. Horticulture is one of the important sector of economy of this toen. Plantation farming like the experiment in tea plantation, rubber plantation is successful and promises a bright future on this sector of the economy.

Industry

Industrially Jiribam as a whole is a back ward Sub-Division, there is not even a medium size industry in the whole of the Sub-Division. In Jiribam town there is no big or medium size industries are found. According to Town Planing Department survey conducted in 1984, there are 35 industrial units in the town which are mostly cottage, domestic and serving industries. The industries are like, tailoring, watch repairing automobile workshop, embroidery and knitting, jewellery works, bamboo and cane work, rice milling, carpentary works etc.This industrial establishment employ about 105 persons.

In 1985 Government of Manipur has established an Industrial complex at Kadamtala covering

an area of 15 acres of land, which is supposed to bost the industrial development in the region. The raw material for the industries are supplied from Gauhati, Silchar, Imphal and

surrounding areas. The finished product s have got ready market locally. In fact the bamboo and can works of this region are well known.

For the industrial backwardness of the region the factors like, unavailability of raw materials,

lack of markets for finished goods, power shortage, lack of financial assistance, lack of technical manpower etc. are responsible.

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Households by Employment in Industrial Activities (2006) Jiribam Employment Generated

Type of Industry No. of

Units Hired Own Total

% Hired % Own

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Saw Mill 1 6 0 6 100.00 0.00 Rice/Oil Mill 5 2 4 6 33.33 66.67 Carpentry 6 1 2 3 33.33 66.67 Repairing 4 1 3 4 25.00 75.00 Handloom and Handicraft 3 0 2 2 0.00 100.00 Embroidery/wool knitting 2 0 2 2 0.00 100.00 Food processing 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 Pharmaceutical 1 0 1 1 0.00 100.00 Electronics 2 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 Fabrication 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 Building Materials 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 Videography/Photography 1 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 Video/Cassette library 1 0 1 1 0.00 100.00 Beauty Parlour/hair 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 Total 26 10 15 25 40.00 60.00

Source : Household Survey by JMC 2006

Trade & Commerce

Jiribam town has been known for its commercial activities since its inception. The Jiri bazaar

is well known during the British period also. There are two bi-weekly market at Jiribam, one at Jiri Bazar and and another at Gularthol. Inspite of its historical role as the centre of trade and commerce. Jiribam lacks basic facilities for commercial activities. Most of the shop buildings are kutcha and semi-pucca by nature. The markets are out grown without plan and do not have basic amenities. A Market complex under the Ten Percent year marked fund for Northeast is nearing completion at the heart of the town.

According to the socio-economic survey conducted by JMC in 2006, there are about 609

shops and 775 vendors establishment in the town.The commodities dealt by these shops are grocery, hardware, stationeries, cloting, medicines, machinery spare parts, motor parts, electrical goods, construction materials etc. These commodities are mainly brought from Silchar which is only 45 kms from the town.

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Market Concentration

Source : Household Survey by JMC 2006

Type of establishment

Jiri Keithel Lamkhai Bazar

Gularthol Bazar

Dibong Bazar Total

Municipal Shop Vendor

246 475

--- ---

10 85

-- --

256 560

Private Shop Vendor

248 125

45 30

45 50

15 10

353 215

Total Percent

1094 (79.04%)

75 (5.41%)

190 (13.72%)

25 (1.80%)

1384 (100%)

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3.0 STATUS OF MASTER PLAN 3.1 Introduction

The State Government in exercise of the powers conferred under Sub-section (3) of section

23 of the Manipur Town and Country Planning Act 1975 has approved the Greater Jiribam Master Plan; vide No 1/15/85-LSG(TP) dated 9th November, 1994 and published in the Manipur Gazette No. 327 dated 6th November, 1996.

The Plan Period for the Greater Jiribam Master Plan is taken as 1981 to 2011 in which

assessment for all kinds of the project requirement is based with a view to all important influencing factors to respond to the emerging needs.

The need of a Master Plan for Jiribam has been obvious to arrest and rectify the chaotic

growth of the town and also to provide guidelines for harmonious development in future. The plan has been prepared with a view to acquainting the general public as well as the persons who control and guide the developments in the town with the problems which are faced by the people, and the manner in which those should be attempted. The proposals embodied in the due have been derived after conducting requisite surveys and making proper analysis of the existing physical and socio-economic conditions. The master plan would serve as a basic structure on which all the future physical developments are to take place in an economically viable and socially harmonious manner.

The plan allocates adequate land for residential, industrial, commercial, public and other

uses. The circulation pattern aims to inter connect the different sector of the town to carry its function efficiently. In the matter of housing, the objective to achieve a more even distribution of densities over the entire planning area.

3.2 Existing Land Use

The existing land use pattern of Jiribam Town is determined by the way the land is utilized for

residential , commercial, industrial, educational, public & semi public uses and recreational purposes. The residential zone and the built up areas are located along the NH-53 (Imphal Cachar Road) and Jiri-Tipaimukh (Man Bahadur) Road. The land utilized for commercial and industrial purposes is very limited in the Master Plan area. There is a very good network of roads in Jiribam town. Maximum area is occupied by agricultural fields followed by hills and vacant land.

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The land use pattern of Jiribam town and its surrounding areas in1983 is shown in the Table

below :

Land Use Pattern of Jiribam –1983

Source: Master Plan, 1981-201

Sl No. Classification Area in Acre % to Total Dev. Land

1. Residential area 678.00 65.91%

2. Commercial area 8.00 0.78%

3. Industrial 21.50 2.09%

4. Pblic,Semi-Public governmental 77.00 7.9%

5. Educatioal 18.60 1.81%

6. Road & Railways 222.00 21.58%

7. Parks and playground 3.50 0.34%

8. Agriculture & area under plantation farming 1227.57 ---

9. Vacant land, hills 1167.19 ---

10. River, Nallah water bodies 115.00 ---

Total area 3539.00 100.00%

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A recent survey made by the Jiribam Municipal Council in 2006 with the help of the Town Planning Department, Manipur reveals the existing land use pattern in the town (Municipal limit) as shown in the Table below:- Land Use Pattern of Jiribam Municipal Area –2006

S.NO LANDUSE

CLASSIFICATION AREA (in

ha)

% TO TOTAL DEVELOPED

AREA % TO TOTAL

AREA

1 Residential 153.7518 74.54% 46.98%

2 Commercial 0.773 0.37% 0.24%

3 Public and Semi-Public 32.422 15.72% 9.9%

4 Educational 4.577 2.22% 1.40%

5 Industrial 5.43 3% 2%

6 Roads 14.749 7.15% 4.5%

7 Khasland (Open space) 9.81 3.00%

8 Agricultural 98.46 30.09%

9 Water Bodies 7.27 2.22%

TOTAL AREA 327.2466 100% 100% 3.3 Proposed Land Use Pattern: 1981- 2011

The Master Plan for Greater Jiribam town has been prepared for a projected population of 25,582 persons by 2001 A.D. The Master Plan aims at providing better transportation and communication, community facilities, amenities, housing, and a healthy environment for urban inhabitants. The proposed Master Plan area covering about 3,539 acres (1.432 hectares) or 14.30 Sq Kms has been divided into five different units/zones of self sufficiency. It is envisaged to establish one urban nuclei consisting of minimum infrastructure and community facilities with better communication system.

Division of such sectional/zone will help in smooth functioning and progressive

implementation of the Master Plan proposals phase wise. During the time of implementation of these units may be sub-divided into sub units according to the convenience for preparation of detailed layout plan and development schemes. Then sectional infrastructure, community facilities and amenities will be developed in each unit for self sufficiency.

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PLANNING UNITS

Sl. No. Villages included in the planning Unit

Area in acres Approximate population to be accommodated

A. Kalinagar, Babupara, Chandrapur

558 7100

B. Lakhipur, Kamrangkha Hillghat Khunou

968 4900

C. Dibong, Kadamtala, Patchao

766 5700

D. Islambad, Bakhal, Champanagar Meetei, Champanagar Muslim & Aglapur.

551 3200

E. New Alipur, Uchathol. 696 4700

Total

3539

25600

Source: Master Plan, 1981-2011

PROPOSED LAND USE PATTERN OF JRIBAM TOWN: 1981-2011

Source: Master Plan, 1981-2011

Sl.No

Land use category Existing area in acres

% to total area

Proposed area in acres

% to total area

% to developed

area 1. Residential area 678.00 19.15 1348.00 38.00 55.512. Commercial area 8.00 0.22 34.50 0.37 1.423. Industrial 21.50 0.60 64.50 1.82 2.654. Pblic,Semi-Public

governmental 77.00 2.17 150.00 4.23 6.17

5. Educatioal 18.60 0.52 30.00 0.84 1.236. Road & Railways 222.00 6.27 321.00 9.23 13.467. Parks and playground 3.50 0.03 18.50 0.52 0.768. Green belt -- -- 456.00 12.88 18.809. Agriculture , hills & other

open spaces 2395.00 67.58 1066.00 28.14 --

10. River, Nallah water bodies 115.00 3.30 115.00 3.24 -- Total area : 3539.00 100.00 3539.00 100.00 100.00

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4.0 EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE STATUS

4.1 HOUSING STATUS & TRENDS

In 1971 there were 702 houses in Jiribam town which increased to 1189 in 1991. The number of houses increased to 1282 in 2001. According to Household survey conducted by the Jiribam Municipal Council there were 1406 houses in 2006 in the Jiribam town.

Except few houses most of the houses are kutcha/thatched roofed houses. As per the Socio-

Economic survey conducted by the JMC in 2006, there were 149 pucca, 255 semi-pucca and 770 kutcha houses. There are no organized residential colonies at Jiribam. There are a few organized but isolated residential colonies for government employees. They are sparsely built up and these colonies are attractive to look at, and also healthy to live in but are very much ill planned to provide the facilities of a standard neighbourhood. Actually, the pattern of residential development does not provide Jiribam town with an urban scale which should have contained hierarchy of facilities at different levels. The Table below gives the prevailing housing conditions in the town.

Existing Housing Condition

Ward No

Name of the Ward

No.

of F

amily

Pucc

a H

ouse

Bric

k w

all &

CG

I roo

f

Mud

wal

l, C

GI r

oof w

ith

conc

rete

floo

r & p

linth

Mud

wal

l, C

GI r

oof w

ith

mud

floo

r & p

linth

Mud

wal

l, &

that

ched

roof

or

pak

han

Bam

boo

chat

tai w

all &

C

hatta

i roo

fing

Hou

se o

n re

nt o

r Gov

t. Q

tr.

1 Kalinagar 160 4 8 39 27 34 37 11

2 Kalinagar 178 5 18 20 44 31 11 49

3 Kalinagar 133 2 8 31 43 34 10 5

4 Babupara 107 4 23 20 21 17 4 18

5 Babupara 126 14 18 53 17 11 2 11

6 Dibong Khunou 134 5 6 13 34 50 5 21

7 Chandrapur 253 3 13 36 49 45 24 83

8 Chandrapur 162 2 5 30 28 58 27 12

9 Lukhipur 67 1 1 0 18 44 0 3

10 Dibong 86 3 6 13 15 26 4 19

Total 1406 43 106 255 296 350 124 232

Source :Household Survey, 2006 by JMC;

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4.2 PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE 4.2.1 Water Supply Status & Trends

There is no adequate water supply to the Jiribam town. The tape water is supplied to the town from Alipur Water supply reservoir which has capacity of 30,000 gallons water. But this scheme falls too short to meet the drinking water need of the town.

The present status of water supply to the town can be seen from the Table below: Households/Population by Drinking Water Problems and % of Persons Affected(2006) Jiribam

Lack of adequate drinking water No. of

Households 100% Supply

of Treated Water

Partly dependent on

untreated WS 0 lpcd < 70 lpcd 70 - 135 lpcd

>135 lpcd

Ward No.

HH P HH P HH P HH P HH P HH P HH P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1 160 901 0 0 159 896 160 901 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 178 917 0 0 177 917 178 917 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 133 716 0 0 116 619 133 716 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 107 474 0 0 87 400 107 474 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 126 592 0 0 125 589 126 592 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 134 737 0 0 131 719 134 737 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 253 1320 0 0 161 784 249 1299 0 0 0 0 4 21 8 162 846 0 0 135 679 132 645 23 162 7 39 0 0 9 67 353 0 0 67 353 67 353 0 0 0 0 0 0

10 86 401 0 0 78 365 86 401 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 1406 7257 0 0 1236 6321 1372 7035 23 162 7 39 4 21 Target : a) Availability of water with sewerage : 135 litres per capita per day b) Availability of water without sewerage : 70 litres per capita per day N.B. : Col 6 & 7 shows the extent of untreated water still used. Hence not to be clubbed with drinking water

Source :Household Survey, 2006 by JMC;

Therefore, some new additional water supply schemes are necessary to be taken up to meet

the requirements of the growing population. A separate DPR for Augmentation of Jiribam Water Supply Scheme, at an estimated cost of

Rs.5.76 crore has been approved by the State Level Sanctioning Committee under UIDSSMT and release of central share is expected soon.

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4.2.2 Power Status & Trends.

Power Grid Corporation of India has a switch gear system at Kadamtala, Jiribam to feed the

electrict power from Loktak Hydel Project to North Eastern Power grid system at Poilapool in Cachar District of Assam. The electrict power is supplied to Jiribam town by 11kv. Line from Poilapool in Assam. There is adequate and sufficient power supply in the town.

4.2.3 Transportation System Status & Trends

Roads is the major means of movement of the people & goods of Jiribam region. The

inadequacy of transportation & communication facilities poses certain problem for development of the region in various fields.

Jiribam and its region is entirely endowed with linking facilities, the NH-53 passes through

the town thereby providing access to each side from its hearth location (i.e., Imphal & Silchar). The town has a number of subsidiary roads like state highways, district roads & village roads diverging from the town. The state Government is taking effort for the execution & improvement of new roads. Jiribam town is connected by Nh-53 to Imphal & Silchar. J.T. (Manbahadur) Road links Jiribam with Tipaimukh in Churachandpur District. There are other State High Way, ODR & IVR village roads like Kadamtala road, Champanagar road, Aglapur road , Kalinagar road etc

The railhead at Jiribam connect the Manipur with the rest of India via Silchar having a length

of 54 km. The worth mentioning roads within the state through the town which serves for movementr of

traffic are as below: i) Jiribam to Imphal : NH-53 having a total length of 223 km is the main road

connecting rest of the state. ii) Jiribam to Tipaimukh : J.T. Road (Manbahadur Road) connect Jiribam with the

southern part of the state with a total road length of 98 km. iii) Jiribam to Silchar : NH-53( New Cachar Road) having a length of 45 Km. it is the

only road which connect Jiribam with other state of India via Assam state. iv) Jiribam to Silchar Rail Road : This is the only Railhead in Manipur, which connect

Manipur with other part of India by railway, having a length of 54 Km. The average rate of vehicle moving in Jiribam town is maximum in the period between 9.30

to 10.30 AM, as many as about 800 vehicles and become about 500 nos. in between 11.00 to 12.00 Noon. There are a good number of different types of vehicles in Jiribam town where two- wheeler & three wheeler holds a plurality. There are number of Autos, Sumos, Buses serving within Jiribam town and other intra-district and inter- State buses and maxi cab for public movement. Jiribam is the main receiving & distributing center of goods for Jiribam sub-Division.

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The majority of the roads are much undulated and needs regular repairs owing to dilapidation

as it effects vehicle movement, which further results into delaying & damage to vehicles and other sorts of road accident.

Ward Wise Municipal Road Status of Jiribam Town

Length of road (in Km.) Sl No Name of Ward Kutcha Single W.B.M. B.T. Total

1 Kalinagar-1 0.617 0.353 0.066 0.026 1.062

2 Kalnagar-2 Nil 0.493 1.43 1.95 3.873

3 Kalinagar-3 0.654 0.123 0.151 Nil 0.928

4 Babupara-4 Nil 0.589 Nil Nil 0.589

5 Babupara-5 0.123 Nil Nil Nil 0.123

6 Dibong Khunou-6 Nil 0.279 0.544 0.078 0.901

7 Chandrapur-7 1.127 Nil Nil Nil 1.127

8 Chandrapur-8 0.428 Nil 0.124 Nil 0.556

9 Lakhipur-9 0.325 Nil 0.368 Nil 0.693

10 Dibong-10 0.12 Nil Nil Nil 0.12

TOTAL 3.394 1.846 2.683 1.11

9.033

Source :Household Survey, 2006 by JMC;

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4.2.4 Sewerage and Sanitation Status

At present, there is no sewerage system in Jiribam town. The existing sanitation condition is as follows.

Existing Sanitation Condition

Kutcha (Pit) Low Cost (Leach Pit)

Pucca with Septic Tank

Open

Ward No

HH P HH P HH P HH P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 67 389 44 257 40 210 9 45 2 102 522 12 64 60 310 4 21 3 75 387 24 134 27 168 7 27 4 79 347 15 77 12 45 1 5 5 52 255 30 152 44 185 0 0 6 92 511 17 89 23 126 2 11 7 179 892 37 216 27 156 10 56 8 39 197 90 460 27 163 6 26 9 63 333 0 0 3 16 1 4

10 43 171 26 132 13 86 4 12

Total 791 4004 295 1581 276 1465 44 207 HH-Household P- Person

Source :Household Survey, 2006 by JMC;

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4.2.5 Drainage Status :

The status of drainage in Jiribam town is shown in the table produced below:

Type of Drainages Pucca Kutcha Neither Total

Ward No.

HH P HH P HH P HH P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 7 46 5 23 148 832 160 901 2 8 47 4 18 166 852 178 917 3 3 31 1 9 129 676 133 716 4 1 11 1 7 105 456 107 474 5 4 16 2 13 120 563 126 592 6 0 0 6 34 128 703 134 737 7 5 21 1 8 247 1291 253 1320 8 1 13 0 0 161 833 162 846 9 0 0 42 217 25 136 67 353

10 0 0 7 21 79 380 86 401 Total 29 185 69 350 1308 6722 1406 7257 Source :Household Survey, 2006 by JMC;

4.2.6 Solid Waste Management Status At present, the solid waste collection and its disposal is maintained by the Jiribam Municipal

council which includes collection of waste at identified common points at certain timings and its disposal at dumping site mainly at Patchou.

Households/Population by Solid Waste Disposal (2006) Jiribam Buried Burnt Municipal

Collection Total Ward No

HH P HH P HH P HH P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 49 284 35 181 76 436 160 901 2 85 443 84 434 9 40 178 917 3 2 21 1 6 130 689 133 716 4 27 118 10 43 70 313 107 474 5 4 26 82 380 40 186 126 592 6 33 185 99 548 2 4 134 737 7 38 185 103 582 112 553 253 1320 8 45 245 115 593 2 8 162 846 9 47 249 1 2 19 102 67 353

10 3 12 72 348 11 41 86 401 Total 333 1768 602 3117 471 2372 1406 7257

Source :Household Survey, 2006 by JMC

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A separate project of Sanitary Landfill Project at Patchou has been sanctioned by the MoUD under Ten Percent Earmarked Fund for the North East region in 2006, which is under progress. A photograph of the site is shown below

Sanitary landfill Site under construction at Patcho

4.2.7 Social Infrastructure Status

There are 2 numbers of Community Halls/shed at various locations within the town. A Municipal Auditorium having about 400 numbers of seating capacity is under construction at ward no.2 Jiribam for utilization by various Govt. and public Organisations, Clubs, Committees, etc. The Community centres/Halls that are in existence and necessity in the town are furnished below.

Ward No Name of Ward No. of

Families No. Community Centre available.

If no, then nearest Centre's Name, Place, Distant

No. of Community Centre to be constructed

1 Kalinagar 160 1 Nil

2 Kalinagar 178 Nil 0.5 Km from Kalinagar-3 Nil

3 Kalinagar 133 1 (Town-Hall) Nil

4 Babupara 107 Nil 1 Km from Kalinagar-3 Nil

5 Babupara 126 Nil 1 Km from Kalinagar-3 Nil

6 Dibong Khunou 134 Nil 2 km from Kalinagar-3

Nil

7 Chandrapur 253 Nil 2 Km from Kalinagar-3 Nil

8 Chandrapur 162 Nil 3 Km from Kalinagar-3 1

9 Lukhipur 67 Nil 4 km from Kalinagar-3 Nil

10 Dibong 86 Nil 2 km from Kalinagar-3 Nil

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The Table below shows various other community facilities and amenities that are available in

the Jiribam Town.

Sl No. Amenities No.

1. Community Hall 4

2.

Playgrounds 1

3.

Ponds (public) 1

4.

Ponds (private) 20

5.

Clubs/Association 14

6.

Educational Centre (Govt) 7

7.

Educational Centre (Private) 8

8.

Adult Education Centre (Govt) Nil

9.

Health Centres (Govt) 1

10.

Health Centres (Private) 3

11.

Anganwadis (Govt) 10

12.

Markets 2

13.

Sub-markets 2

14.

Railway Station 1

15.

Hotel/Guest House 5

16.

Public Tolets 3

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Educational Facilities

Population by Education Attainments (2006) Jiribam

Graduate Child IlliterateWard No.

Secondary (Arts/Sc/Com) Technical

Post Graduate

Literate

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 19 22 8 1 226 49 5 8 441 57 115 901 2 198 78 17 11 481 43 89 917 3 144 65 2 11 384 63 47 716 4 97 49 2 7 228 35 56 474 5 177 113 13 18 199 40 32 592 6 156 50 11 2 387 47 84 737 7 291 91 9 3 535 99 292 1320 8 261 48 0 12 361 65 99 846 9 87 19 0 4 80 35 128 353 10 59 59 8 17 189 31 38 401

Total 1696 621 67 93 3285 515 980 7257 % 23.37 8.56 0.92 1.28 45.27 7.10 13.50 100.00

Source: Household Survey by JMC, 2006.

As per enrolment list the percentage of children in the age 6-10 years for which compulsory education is given is 7.10 percentage of the total population. According to the existing enrolment list the number of pupils in the age group of 11-15 and 16-19 years and is about 23.37 and 8.56 percent respectively. According to the Socio-economic survey conducted by the Jiribam Municipal Council in 2006, there are11 Pre-Primary, 13 Primary, 7 High and 1 Higher Secondary School at Jiribam town. According to the 2001 census the literacy of Jiribam Town is 5,247 (81.84%) persons, out of which 2797(88.9%) are male & 2450 (74.8%) are female and the gender gap appears pretty obvious at 14.1% within the existing Jiribam Town area.

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SCHOOLS

The Table below shows School’s available in the Jiribam Town.

No.of School Available.If 'No' then nearest School's Name,Place,Distant etc.

Proposed No. of new School

Government Private Govt./Private Ward

No

Name of Ward

No. of

Family Pre-

Primary

Primary

Secondary

Pre-Primary

Primary

Secondary

Pre-Primary

Primary

Secondary

1 Kalinagar 160 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 1 1 Nil

2 Kalinagar 178 1 1 1 1 3 1 Nil Nil NIL

3 Kalinagar 133 Nil Nil Nil 1 1 Nil Nil Nil Nil

4 Babupara 107 1 1 1 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

5 Babupara 126 Nil 1 1 1 1 1 Nil Nil Nil

6 Dibong Khunou 134 Nil Nil Ni Nil Nil Nil 1 1 Nil

7 Chandra- Pur 253 Nil Nil Nil 2 2 1 Nil Nil Nil

8 Chandra-pur 162 1 1 Nil 1 1 1 Nil Nil Nil

9 Lakhipur 67 Nil Nil Nil 1 1 Nil Nil Nil Nil

10 Dibong 86 Nil Nil Nil 1 1 Nil Nil Nil Nil

11 Total 1406 3 4 3 8 9 4 2 2 Nil

HEALTH FACILITIES

There is only 1 (one) Community Health Centre of the State Govt. with 4 doctors and 10

nurses. There are 3 private clinics in the town which are well equipped. Since the hospital has to impart facilities to a vast rural hinterland, so the hospital is always over crowded. A 50 beded Hospial by the State Government is under construction at Jiribam.

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COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE

Ward No Name of Ward No. of Families

No. of Health Centre Available. If 'No' then nearest Health Centre's

name , Place, Distant.

No. of Health Centre to be Constructed

1 Kalinagar 160 NIL 0.5 Km from CHC Babupara

2 Kalinagar 178 NIL 0.5 Km from CHC Babupara

3 Kalinagar 133 NIL 0.5 Km from CHC Babupara

4 Babupara 107 NIL 0.5 Km from CHC Babupara

5 Babupara 126 1 CHC

6 Dibong Khunou 134 NIL 1.5 Km from CHC Babupara

7 Chandrapur 253 NIL 1 Km from CHC Babupara

8 Chandrapur 162 NIL 2 Km from CHC Babupara

9 Lukhipur 67 NIL 3 Km from CHC Babupara

10 Dibong 86 NIL 1 Km from CHC Babupara

50 beded Hospital by State Govt. is

under construction at

Jiribam

Total 1406

Recreational & Community Facilities.

There is acute shortage of parks and playgrounds at Jiribam town. There is only one playground just on the south of A.D.C’s bunglow in the whole of Jiribam town. Open spaces are the lungs of the urban areas but unfortunately there are no open spaces available in the town.

OPEN SPACE/PLAY GROUND ETC.

Ward No Name of Ward No. of

Families

No. of Open Space/Play Ground Available. If 'No' then nearest Playground's name , Place,

Distant etc.

No. of Playground to

be Constructed

1 Kalinagar 160 NIL 0.5 Km from Babupara

2 Kalinagar 178 NIL 0.5 Km from Babupara

3 Kalinagar 133 NIL 0.5 Km from Babupara

4 Babupara 107 1

5 Babupara 126 NIL 0.5 Km from Babupara

6 Dibong Khunou 134 NIL 1.5 Km from Babupara

7 Chandrapur 253 NIL 1 Km from Babupara

8 Chandrapur 162 NIL 2 Km from Babupara

9 Lukhipur 67 NIL 3 Km from Babupara

10 Dibong 86 NIL 1 Km from Babupara

Total 1406

Sport Complex by State Govt.

is under process at

Jiribam

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5. URBAN POOR PROFILE

5.1 Slum Profile

Manipur has no slum population according to 2001 Census of India. According to NSSO,

‘undeclared slums’ were defined as if 20 households live in a compact area with a collection of poorly built tenements, mostly of temporary nature, crowded together usually with inadequate sanitary and drinking water facilities in hygienic condition.

5.2 Overview of Urban poor in Jiribam Town

The Urban poor (BPL families) are scattered in the different localities of the town. These are identified by poor housing and infrastructure conditions. The BPL families are having land but could not construct their own houses and so they are living in poor & pathetic housing condition. Many of the families are also not having proper toilet and bathroom. The Urban poor do not have proper access to infrastructure facilities. Some of the Urban poor areas are shown in the following pictures.

As per socio-economic survey conducted by the Jiribam Municipal Council in 2006 of the

whole town, average number of persons per family is 5.16.. Of the occupation found among the Urban poor, 41.46% consist of Primary , 56.09% consist of Secondary and 2.43% consist of Tertiary. Average income is Rs 2794/month and Rs 93/day. As per the record maintained by the Jiribam Municipal Council, there are 597 household below poverty line (BPL+AAY). Hence, the present scheme aims at upliftment of the housing condition of the stated below poverty line. Ward wise breakup of the BPL families is shown below:

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Ward No Name of Ward

No. of Families

Total Population

No. of BPL

Family

No. of AAY

Family

No. of Urban poor

Family (BPL+AAY)

1 Kalinagar 160 901 73 20 93

2 Kalinagar 178 917 45 23 68

3 Kalinagar 133 716 39 22 61

4 Babupara 107 474 29 20 49

5 Babupara 126 592 30 24 54

6 Dibong Khunou 134 737 36 21 57

7 Chandrapur 253 1320 34 19 53

8 Chandrapur 162 846 51 23 74

9 Lukhipur 67 353 21 20 41

10 Dibong 86 401 28 19 47

Total 1406 7257 386 211 597

From the above table, it can be seen that 42.46% of the families in Jiribam Town are BPL (including AAY) families.

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5.3 Infrastructure Status of the Slum Areas. 5.3.1 Housing A socio-economic survey was conducted by Jiribam Municipal Council in 2006. In the survey

it reveals that 10.60% are staying in Pucca houses, 18.14% in semi-pucca houses and 71.26 in Kutcha houses.

Existing Housing Condition

Ward No

Name of the Ward

No.

of F

amily

Pucc

a H

ouse

Bric

k w

all &

CG

I roo

f

Mud

wal

l, C

GI r

oof w

ith

conc

rete

floo

r & p

linth

Mud

wal

l, C

GI r

oof w

ith m

ud

floor

& p

linth

Mud

wal

l, &

that

ched

roof

or

pakh

an

Bam

boo

chat

tai w

all &

C

hatta

i roo

fing

Hou

ses

o re

nt o

r Gov

t. Q

ts.

1 Kalinagar 160 4 8 39 27 34 37 11

2 Kalinagar 178 5 18 20 44 31 11 49

3 Kalinagar 133 2 8 31 43 34 10 5

4 Babupara 107 4 23 20 21 17 4 18

5 Babupara 126 14 18 53 17 11 2 11

6 Dibong Khunou 134 5 6 13 34 50 5 21

7 Chandrapur 253 3 13 36 49 45 24 83

8 Chandrapur 162 2 5 30 28 58 27 12

9 Lukhipur 67 1 1 0 18 44 0 3

10 Dibong 86 3 6 13 15 26 4 19

Total 1406 43 106 255 296 350 124 232 From the above table, it is seen that the housing conditions of the residents of Jiribam is

extremely poor. Many houses still have Thached roof, makechift old CGI sheet roofs & mud walls. Since, Manipur experiences high rainfall almost throughout the years, the houses, especially the thatched ones and makechift old CGI need to be upgraded to make them favourable for human habitation. There are 350 thached houses and 124 nos. of makechift houses which required immediate attention.

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There are as many as 706 numbers of houses which need to be constructed new in the Town,

out of which 597 number of houses belong to BPL and AAY families. The condition of some of these houses may be seen from the following pictures.

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5.3.2 Water Supply

There are as many as 255 households are still depending on stream/natural water source for their water supply and the existing storage tank for these water points are in dilapidated condition as shown in the pictures below.

Households/Population by Sources of Water Supply (2006) Jiribam

Drinking Household Population Tap 55 308 Pond 33 192 Rive 417 2093 Purchas 40 183 Tank 0 0 Tubewell 18 95 Ringwell 768 3941 Spring 75 445 Total 1406 7257 Washing Household Population Tap 34 192 Pond 90 483 Rive 543 2886 Purchas 8 29 Tank 2 11 Tubewell 15 78 Ringwell 697 3494 Spring 17 84 Total 1406 7257

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5.3.3 Sewerage & Sanitation

There is no sewerage system in the town. Availability of sanitation facilities is shown in the

table below.

Households/Population by Types of Toilet (2006) Jiribam

Existing Sanitation Condition Proposed Sanitation

Kutcha (Pit) Low Cost (Leach Pit)

Pucca with Septic Tank

Open Improvement New construction

Ward No

HH P HH P HH P HH P HH P HH P

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 4 5 2

3

1 67 389 44 257 40 210 9 45 44 257 76

434

2 102 522 12 64 60 310 4 21 12 64 106

543

3 75 387 24 134 27 168 7 27 24 134 82

414

4 79 347 15 77 12 45 1 5 15 77 80

352

5 52 255 30 152 44 185 0 0 30 152 52

255

6 92 511 17 89 23 126 2 11 17 89 94

522

7 179 892 37 216 27 156 10 56 37 216 189

948

8 39 197 90 460 27 163 6 26 90 460 45

223

9 63 333 0 0 3 16 1 4 0 0 64

337

10 43 171 26 132 13 86 4 12 26 132 47

183

Total 791 4004 295 1581 276 1465 44 207 295 1581 835

4211 Low cost = Govt. scheme latrines HH-Household P- Person

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5.3.4 Roads The Urban poor settlements are connected to main roads by approach roads. However, the

approach roads are in bad condition need to be improved as can be seen from the pictures.

5.3.5 Storm Water & Side Drains

Household with/without Internal Homestead Drainage by Type of Drainage (2006) Jiribam

Type of Drainages Proposed Drainage

Pucca Kutcha Neither Total Improvement New

construction

Ward No.

HH P HH P HH P HH P HH P HH P 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 4 5 2 3 1 7 46 5 23 148 832 160 901 5 23 148 832 2 8 47 4 18 166 852 178 917 4 18 166 852 3 3 31 1 9 129 676 133 716 1 9 129 676 4 1 11 1 7 105 456 107 474 1 7 105 456 5 4 16 2 13 120 563 126 592 2 13 120 563 6 0 0 6 34 128 703 134 737 6 34 128 703 7 5 21 1 8 247 1291 253 1320 1 8 247 1291 8 1 13 0 0 161 833 162 846 0 0 161 833 9 0 0 42 217 25 136 67 353 42 217 25 136 10 0 0 7 21 79 380 86 401 7 21 79 380

Total 29 185 69 350 1308 6722 1406 7257 69 350 1308 6722

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Generally the drainage system in the Urban poor areas are neglected. In most areas road side

drains are absent and the storm drains are unhealthy and dangerous for the people dwelling near them as can be seen from these pictures.

5.3.6 Street Lighting

Street lighting in some areas of the Urban poor is absent as can be seen from these pictures

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5.3.7 Solid Waste Management There are no solid waste/garbage disposal system in the Urban poor areas can be seen from

these pictures

5.3.8 Open Spaces Open spaces/parks and playground are required to be developed in the town. Even if they are

available, they are not properly developed. 5.3.9 Community facilities Community centres are not available in some of the localities . Community health centres are

also not available in some of the localities as indicated above.

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6.1 Population Projection

Population projection is the basic criteria and is necessary for assessing socio-physical infrastructure requirement of a particular town including the utility and feasibility for housing, transportation facilities, certain institutions and many other infrastructures. There are certain assumptions on which projection of future population is based, like mortality rate, political, economic and social stability, public utilities and services, natural calamity, etc., and is done on Arithmatic Mean method, Changing Increase Rate Method, Geometrical Progression Method and Increamental Increase Method of which Arithmetic Mean Method has been selected for population projection to workout the requirements of Jiribam town as given in the followings:

Formula Pn = Po (1+r)n

Where, Pn = Projected population after a year

Po = Present population

R = Growth rate of population

n =No. of year

Assumption for JiribamTown: Population in 2001 = 6423 Population in 2006 = 7257 Growth between 2001-2006 = 834 Projected population: Year Population 2011 AD 8251 2021 AD 10770 2031 AD 13786

6. PROJECT JUSTIFICATION

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6.2 Future Demand and Demand Gap

Housing Projection:

The increasing trend in population of town entails the housing shortage to be in a qualitative manner. It is formidable to make a correct appraisal and projection of housing shortage while it is in great demand as it influences many critical detailed factors in the identification of complex affairs. Considering the inadequacy of requirement and also non-availability of required data, a preliminary projection of housing requirement is made on the existing and a foresighted shortage as shown below:

Sl. Year Population Average No. of person in a house

No. of House-hold

Requirement of Housing

1 2006 7257 5 1406 706

2 2011 8251 5 1650 828

3 2021 10770 5 2154 1081

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7.0 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

7.1 Component wise requirement

The project proposals have been derived as per the guidelines of IHSDP. All the components considered under this project proposal are eligible under IHSDP. The components considered are as follows:

i) Housing

From the above chapters it may be concluded that there 597 BPL families in the town

and 574 houses which require replacement urgently. Hence, at the first instant, the present project is for the construction 288 units of houses for the Urban poor which require immediate replacement as the scheme focuses on providing quality houses for Urban poor. These 288 beneficiaries will be identified by conducting a bio-metric survey within month of the project approval.

Housing for single family occupancy comprising of two rooms, kitchen and detached toilet

and bathroom is proposed since most of the beneficiaries are also at present living in separate houses/families and they are having their own plot of land for constructing a house. It is thought that the beneficiaries would benefit the most with this kind of design. This unit was design as per the provisions of the Jiribam Municipality Building Byelaws and to resist seismic forces as Manipur lies in the Seismic Zone-V.

ii) Water Supply

Although, the Augmentation of Jiribam Water Supply Scheme has been approved by the State Level Sanctioning Committee (SLSC) under UDISSMT, to meet the immediate requirements, 10(ten) numbers of community ring-wells in each ward of the Municipality has been proposed.

iii) Sanitation No separate community toilet is proposed since, individual toilet units have been proposed for

each housing units.

iv) Storm Water Drain Although, there is lack of pucca drains in the town, there is a systematic and adequate net

work of natural dranage system in the town. However, the Jiribam Municipal Council has proposed to submit a separate DPR for storm water drainage under the UIDSSMT very shortly.

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v) Roads / Pathway

A separate proposal for all types of town roads/ pathways is being submitted by the State Government under UIDSSMT, which would also covered the roads and pathways of the settlements of urban poor (BPL families). Hence, no proposal is made in the present DPR.

vi) Street Lighting 233 nos. of Street lights (Fluorescent Lamp) are proposed to be provided along a total length

of 2.4 Km on approach roads in the town on the existing poles. vii) Solid Waste Management

A separate project of Sanitary Landfill Project at Patchou has been sanctioned by the GOI

under Ten Percent Year-marked Fund for the North East in 2006, which is under work-in-progress. Hence, no proposal is made in the present DPR.

viii) Community Facility

Since, there is insufficient community facilities like community center in the town a

community shed has been proposed at a central location of the town. ix) Private Land Acquisition. Land acquisition of private land is not expected to be required since the identified

beneficiaries are having their own land for construction of their own houses and the infrastructure facilities are proposed on localities where land is already available.

The actual component wise physical requirement of Jiribam town is given in the table below. The actual component wise financial requirement is also given in the table below.

The detail requirement, actual position, estimate and requirement of fund for all the

components are covered as below. 7.2 Land Tenure All the identified beneficiaries have their own land.

7.3 Details of Identified beneficiaries A Bio-metric survey would be conducted for the identified beneficiaries in one month time by

the Jiribam Municipal Council to finalised the list of 288 beneficiary families proposed in the present DPR.

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7.4 Adoption of Schedule of Rates Manipur State PWD Schedule of Rates 2006, which is the latest SOR, is adopted for the

purpose of cost calculation.

7.5 Proposed Density The density in the proposed/identified localities is expected to remain same 2,267 person per

sq km as present since, the project is to be implemented in-situ.

7.6 Conformity with Town’s Master Plan The proposal is conforming to Jiribam Town Master Plan

7.7 Requirements of Approvals

The proposal is made in consultation with the appropriate authorities as well as the concerned Jiribam Municipal Council.

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7.0 PROJECT COMPONENTS

ABSTRACT OF COSTS FOR IHSDP JIRIBAM Sl no ITEM UNIT RATE/UNIT AMOUNT

1 Housing 288 No X 1,07,912.00 31,078,656.00

2 Toilet 288 No X 15,938.00 45,90,144.00

3 Community Ring Well 10 No X 1,54,612.20 15,46,122.00

4 Community Center 1 No X 54,97,000.00 54,97,000.00 Total 42,711,922.00

Add 5% for contingencies including consultancy charges for preparation of DPR 21,35,596.10

Grand Total 44,847,518.10 Say 44,847,518.00

(Rupees four corers forty eight lakhs forty seven thousand five hundred & eighteen) only.

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FUNDING PATTERN FOR IHSDP: JIRIBAM SL. NO ITEM COMPONENT

BENEFICIARY CONTRIBUTION

CENTRAL SHARE

STATE SHARE TOTAL

1 HOUSING 5,158,656.00 23,328,000.00 2,592,000.00 31,078,656.002 INFRASTRUCTURE

2.1 Toilets 4,131,129.60 459,014.40 4,590,144.002.2 Community Center 4,947,300.00 549,700.00 5,497,000.00

2.3 Construction of Ring Well 1,391,509.80 154,612.20 1,546,122.00

TOTAL 5,158,656.00 33,797,939.40 3,755,326.60 42,711,922.00Add: 5% Contingency 0 0 2,135,596.10 2,135,596.10

GRAND TOTAL 5,158,656.00 33,797,939.40 5,890,922.70 44,847,518.10

Say 44,847,518.00 (Rupees four corers forty eight lakhs forty seven thousand five hundred & eighteen) only.

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Drawing of dwelling unit

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9. Estimates 9.1 HOUSING

9.1.1 Unit Cost The estimated cost of one house is Rs. 1,07,912.00. This cost is based on the PWD

Manipur SOR, 2006. The detailed cost estimate for the type design is given below. Integrated Housing & Slum Development Programme (IHSDP)

Abstract of Cost Name of Work: Construction of IHSDP Dwelling Unit

Sl. No

Items of work/Particula Quantity Unit Rate Amount (Rs.)

Remarks

1. Earth work in excavation in foundation trenches or drains i/c dressing of side and ramming of bottom lift up to 1.5 m including getting out of the excavated soil and disposal of surplus excavated soil as directed within a lead of 50 m with Hard/ Dense Soil.

4.44 Cum 46.90 208.00 Rate based on MSR’ 2006

2. Filling available excavated earth in trenches , plinth sides of foundation etc. in layers not exceeding 20 cm in depth , consolidating each deposited layer by ramming and watering lead up to 50 m lift up to 1.5 m

13.71 Cum 41.70 572.00 -do-

3. Providing and laying cement concrete in foundation and plinth excluding the cast of centering and shuttering with 1:5:10(1cmt:5c/s:10g/s aggt.- 40 mm n/s )

1.52 Cum 1934.0 2,942.00 - do -

4. 2nd Class (local 1st class) brick work in foundation and plinth in cement mortar 1:4

3.11 Cum 3433.2 10,677.00 -do-

5. Providing wood work in trusses, purlin, rafter, posts, post plates, wall plates & the like wrought framed hoisted & fixed in position. with Uchan/Khangra/Tairen

2.34 Cum 14141 33,090.00 -do-

7. C.G.I. sheet 24 B.G. fixed with galvanized iron J or L hooks 8 mm dia G.I. limpet and bitumen washer complete, e/c the cost of purlins rafter and trusses.

53.21 Sqm 401.7 21,374.00 -do-

8 Ridges of hips 610 mm over all in plain G.I. sheet 24 B.G. fixed with galvanized iron J or L hooks 8mm dia G.I. limpet and bitumen washe complete

7.20 Rm 354.9 2,555.00 -do-

9 Providing wood works in frames of doors, windows, clerestory windows and other frame, wrought framed & fixed in position with Local best quality Leihao

0.44 Cum 12239.1 5,394.00 -do-

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10. P/F 35 mm thick paneled , glazed or paneled and glazed shutter for doo ,windows and clerestory window i/c bright finished or black enameled M.S. Iron butt hinges with necessary screws.

11.88 Sqm 993.20 11,797.00 -do

11 25 mm cement concrete flooring 1:2:4 (1 cement: 2 coarse sand:4 stone aggregate 20 mm & down gauge) finished with a floating coat of neat cement.

32.71 Sqm 151.10 4,943.00 -do

11 P/F M.S.sliding bolts bright finished or black enamelled with nuts & screws etc.complete with 250x16mm

5.00 Each 75.70 379.00 -do-

P/F.M.S.Tower bolts(B-Type)with screws etc.complete with a)250x10mm

11.00 Each 37.70 415.00 -do- 12

b) 150x10mm 28.00 Each 30.80 862.00 -do-

13 P/F.M.S.handles with necessary screws etc. complete with 150mm

22.00 Each 13.40 295.00 -do-

14 P/F 20mm plank as eave board with Tolhao/Uchan wood

8.87 Sq.m 328.0 2,909.00 -do-

15 P/F ecra walling,special class 25mm x25mm sheineibi wachet with mud floor & cow dung polish

62.09 Sq.m 138.96 8,628.00 -do-

16 Supplying 40mmX 3mmX 275mm F.B .twisted plate i/c cost of bolts and Nuts

20.00 Each 43.60 872.00 -do-

Total (Rs.) 107,912.00 (Rupees one lakh seven thousand nine hundred and twelve) only.

9.1.2 Fund Requirement

A total fund of Rs 31,078,656/- (Rupees three crore ten lakh seventy eight thousand six hundred & fifty six only ) is required for construction of 288 nos of dwelling units. 9.2 INFRASTRUCTURE

9.2.1 Toilets

A total number of 288 new toilet units are proposed for construction in this Project. 9.2.1.1 Type Design The proposed toilet unit is having brick wall and ferrocement roof. Ferrocement septic

tank is also provided. The soak pit is proposed to be made from bamboo, which is abundantly available in the area. The Detailed drawing is shown.

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Toilet drawing

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9.2.1.2 Unit Cost The estimated cost of one toilet unit is Rs. 15,938.00. This cost is based on the PWD

Manipur SOR, 2006. The detailed cost estimate for the type design is presented below. Integrated Housing & Slum Development Programme (IHSDP) for Jiribam town, Manipur

Abstract of Cost Item of Work: Toilets Units

Sl. No. Sub-head / Items of works Qnty Rate Unit Amount Rmks

1

Earthwork in excavation in foundation trenches or drains i/c dressing of sides and ramming of bottoms lift upto 1.5 metres I/c getting out the excavated soil and disposal of surplus excavated soil as directed within a lead of 50 metres (a) Loose/soft soil

1.99 36.50 m3 73.00

MSR 2006

2 Filling in plinth with sandy soil under floors i/c watering, ramming, consolidating and dressing complete.

0.37 98.30 cum 36.00

3

P/L cement concrete in foundation and plinth excluding the cost of centering & shuttering (a) 1:5:10 ( 1 cement : 5 coarse sand : 10 graded stone aggregate 20 mm nominal size).

0.38 1,934.00 m3

739.00

4 Providing of precast ferrocement roof. 4.34 350.00 m2

1,517.00 Analysed rate

5 Laying and fixing of precast ferrocement roof I/c cost of lifting using scaffolding etc. complete.

4.34 50.00 m2 217.00

Analysed rate

6 2nd class (local first class) brickwork in foundation in cement mortar 1:4 ( 1 cement : 4 coarse sand)

0.03 3,430.40 m3

116.00

7 Half brick masonry in superstructure in cement mortar 1:4 ( 1 cement : 4 coarse sand) .

9.80 246.90 m2

2,420.00

8

Providing woodworks in frames of doors, windows, clrestory windows and other frames wrought framed and fixed in position (a) Local best quality Uningthou.

0.03 15,157.40 cum

394.00

9

Providing and fixing 20mm thick battened door & windows with necessary ledge and braces (25mm) i/c bright finished brass hinges with necessary screws (a) Local best quality Uningthou

1.50

1,088.50 sqm

1,638.00

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10 Providing and fixing M.S. Tower bolts (barrel type) with screws etc. complete.

(a) 250 X 10 mm 2.00 37.70 each 75.00

11 Providing & fixing M.S. handles with necessary screws screws etc.complete.

(a) 125 mm 2.00 13.40 each 27.00

12

40 mm cement concrete flooring 1:2:4 ( 1 cement : 2 coarse sand : 4 graded stone aggregate 20mm nominal size) finished wih a floating coat of neat cement.

1.31 202.30 m2

264.00

13 12 mm thick plaster 1:4 ( 1 cement : 4 coarse sand ) . 8.10 94.40 sqm

765.00

14 Applying ready mixed priming coat pink primer of approved quality on wood work.

3.58 14.80 sqm

53.00

15

Painting two coats (excluding priming coat) with chocolate, red, grey or buff paint of approved quality on new steel or wood work.

3.58 64.80 sqm

232.00

16 White washing with lime on new work (three or more coats) to give an even shade

8.10 11.30 sqm 92.00

17 Supplying of precast ferrocement septic tank. 1.00

4,500.00 each 4,500.00

Analysed rate

18 P/F 425mm fibre glass W.C. pan I/c 75mm dia. PVC P-trap complete. 1.00

500.00 each 500.00 Mkt rate

19

P/F 75mm dia. Normal gauge polythene pipe of approved quality complete with special flange compression type fittings of approved quality.

1.22 90.00 Rm 110.00

20 Supplying 75mm rigid PVC Single Tee 2.00 85.00 each 170.00

Rs 13,938.00

Add for Bamboo Soak-pit (lump sum) Rs. 2,000.00

Total Rs 15,938.00

(Rupees fifteen thousand nine hundred & thirty eight) only

9.2.1.3 Fund Requirement A total fund of Rs. 4,590,144.00 (Rupees four lakh fifty nine thousand one hundred &

forty four only) is required for construction of 288 nos of toilet units.

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9.2.2 Community Ring Well 10 nos. of Community Ring Well is proposed one each of the ten ward of the town. 9.2.2.1 Type Design The proposed Community Ring well is by sinking deign of RCC. The Detailed drawing is

shown.

0.20 0.20

0.75

6.00

3.05

12 mmdia

10mm dia

1.50

BULL CURB

0.50

0.30

0.050.56

0.350.35

0.55

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9.2.2.2 Unit Cost The estimated cost of one Community Ring Well unit is Rs. 1,54,612. (Rupees one lakh

fifty four thousand six hundred and twelve) only. This cost is based on the PWD Manipur SOR,

2006. The detailed cost estimate for the type design is presented below.

Sl. No. Items of work/Sub-heads Quantity Rate Unit Amount Remarks

1 E/w in excavation in foundation trenches or drains i/c dressing of sides

and ramming of bottoms lift upto 1.5m i/c getting out the excavated

soil and disposal of surplus excavated soil as directed within a lead

Of 50m. b)Hard/Fense soil 5.96 Rs.46.90 cum 279.52 Based on

2 Steel work welded in built up sections, framed work in cutting, hoisting

M.S.R-2006

fitting in position & priming coat of red lead paint.

h) In gratings, framed guard bars, ladders, railings, brackets & similar 0.46 Rs.6,202.60 Q 2853.20 -do-

3 Reinforcement for R.C.C work i/c bending, binding and placing in posi-

tion complete. b) Tor steel bars 183.50 Rs.46.20 Kg. 8477.70 -do-

4 Providing form works i/c centering & shuttering so as to give a rough

finished, strutting and propping etc. height of propping and centering

below suporting floor to ceiling not exceeding 4m and removal of the

same for in situ reinforced concrete work in. g) (ii) Circular or curved in plan 7.00 Rs.219.90 sqm 1539.30 -do- p) well steining. 101.11 Rs.43.10 sqm 4357.84 -do-

5 R;C.C work in well steining i/c finishing & plastering the exposed sur-

face with cement mortar 1:3(1 cement:3 fine sand) of thickness not ex-

ceeding 6mm to give a smooth and even surface but e/c the cost of

centering, shuttering and reinforcement with 1:2:4(1cement :2 c/sand:

4 graded stone agtt. 20 mm nominal size ) 10.50 Rs.4,259.50 cum 44724.75 -do- 6 Sinking of well throught all types of soil and rock

Integrated Housing & Slum Development Programme (IHSDP) for Jiribam town, Manipur Abstract of Cost

Name of work:- Construction of R.C.C. Ring Well by sinking at Jiribam Municipal Council.

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(other than pneu-

matic method of sinking) complete as per drawing and technical spe

cifications. Sandy soil Depth 0-3m 3.00 Rs.10,400.50 Rm 31201.50 -do-

Depth 3.00-10m 4.55 Rs.

12,886.50 Rm 58633.58 -do-

7 Filling available excavated earth (e/c rock ) in trenches, plinth sides

Of foundation etc. in layers not execeeding 20cm in depth, consolida-

ting each deposited layer by ramming and watering lead upto 50m

lift upto 1.5m. 1.71 Rs.41.70 cum 71.31 -do-

8 Proving and laying cement concret in foundation and plinth e/c the

cost of centering & shuttering.

h)1:5:10(1cement:5c/sand:10 graded stone aggt.40mm nominal size) 0.57 Rs.1,934.00 cum 1102.38 -do-

9 50 mm cement concrete flooring 1:2 :4 ( 1cement : 2c/sand: 4 stone

aggt. 20 mm & dowm gauge ) finished with a floating coat of neat

cement. 5.71 Rs.240.12 sqm 1371.09 -do- Total 154612.00

(Rupees one lakh fifty four thousand six hundred and twelve) only.

9.2.3 Community Center A Community center is proposed for construction in this Project at a central location of

the town. 9.2.3.1 Design The proposed Community center is designed with RCC structure having Library,

Community Shop, Medical store room, toilet etc. on ground floor and Multipurpose hall,

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Community Office, Toilet, etc on 1st floor. The performance area is located in the multipurpose hall on 1st floor. The Detailed drawings are shown.

Community shed drawing

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66

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9.2.2.2 Unit Cost The estimated cost of one Community Center is Rs. 5,497,000.00. This cost is based on

the PWD Manipur SOR, 2006. The detailed cost estimate for the type design is shown below. ABSTRACT OF COST

Integrated Housing & Slum Development Programme (IHSDP) for Jiribam town, Manipur Name of work : Construction of Community Shed

Sl.No. Sub-Head/Item of work Quantity Rate Unit Amount Remarks GROUND FLOOR:

1 Earth work in excavation in foundation trenches or drains including dressing of sides and ramming of bottoms lift upto 1.5M including getting out the excavated soil and disposal of surplus excavated soil as directed within a lead of 50M (a) Loose/soft soil 473.89 36.50 Cum 17,297.00 MSR 2006

2 Filling available excavated earth ( excluding rock) in trenches, plinth sides of foundation etc. in layers not exceeding 20 cm in depth consolidating each deposited layer by ramming & watering lead upto 50 m and lift upto 1.5 m 157.97 41.70 Cum 6,587.00

3 Filling in plinth with sandy soil under floors including watering, ramming, consolidating and dressing complete. 237.62 332.28 Cum 78,956.00

4 Providing and laying cement concrete in foundation and plinth excluding the cost of centering and shuttering (a) 1:4:8(1 cement : 4 coarse sand : 8 graded stone aggregate 40 mm nominal size ) 67.30 2,724.64 Cum 183,368.00

5 Providing and laying damp proof course 50 mm thick with cement concrete 1:2:4 (1 cement :2 coarse sand:4 graded stone aggregate 20 mm nominal size) 26.34 277.76 Sqm 7,316.00

6 Reinforced concrete work in foundation, footings, bases of columns etc. and mass concrete excluding the cost of centering and shuttering and reinforcement in (a) 1:1.5:3 ( 1 cement :1.5 coarse sand :3 graded stone aggregate 20 mm nominal size) 59.02 4,457.82 Cum 263,118.00

7 Reinforced concrete work in suspended floors, roofs, landing, shelves and their supports, balconies, lintels, beams, plinth beams, girders, bressumers ans cantilevers upto floor two level i/c finishing and plastering the exposed surface with cement mortar 1:3 (1 cement : 3 coarse sand) of thickness not exceeding 6 mm to give a smooth and even surface but excluding the cost of centering and shuttering and reinforcement in 1:1.5:3 ( 1 cement :1.5 coarse sand :3 graded stone aggregate 20 mm nominal size) 86.32 5,621.00 Cum 485,205.00

8 Reinforced cement concrete work in columns, pillars, piers, abutment, posts and struts upto floor two level i/c finishing and plastering the exposed surface with cement mortar 1:3 (1 cement :3 fine sand) of thickness not exceeding 6 mm to give a smooth and even surface but 20.74 5,667.80 Cum 117,550.00

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excluding the cost of centering and shuttering and reinforcement in (a) 1:1.5:3 ( 1 cement :1.5 coarse sand :3 graded stone aggregate 20 mm nominal size)

9 RCC work in staircase (excluding landing) except spiral staircases i/c finishing plastering the exposed surface with c.m. 1:3 (1 cement : 3 fine sand) of thickness not exceeding 6mm to give a smooth and even surface, preparing of the top surface and finishing, nosing upto floor two level but excluding the cost of centering, shuttering and reinforcement (a) 1:2:4 (1 cement : 2 coarse sand : 4 graded stone aggrt. 20mm nominal size). 6.61 5,694.61 cum 37,641.00

10 Reinforced cement concrete work in chajjas upto floor two level i/c finishing and plastering the exposed surface with cement mortar 1:3 (1 cement: 3 fine sand) of thickness not exceeding 6mm to give a smooth and even surface, throating or plastered drip and moulding centring & shuttering, complete but excluding cost of reinforcement with 1:2:4 ( 1 cement: 2 coarse sand: 4 graded stone aggregate 20mm nominal size) (a) Thickness not exceeding 15 cm. 3.39 8,340.00 Cum 28,273.00

11 Reinforcement for RCC work including bending, binding and placing in position complete. (b) Tor steel bars 23,539.92 45.72 Kg 1,076,245.00

12 Providing form work i/c centering and shuttering so as to give a rough finish, strutting and propping etc. height of propping and centering below supporting floor to ceiling not exceeding 4M and removal of the same for in-situ reinforced concrete and plain concrete work in a) Foundation footings, bases of columns etc. and mass concrete. 174.83 84.39 Sqm 14,754.00

(b) flat surfaces such as suspended floors, roofs landings and the like (i) floors etc. upto 200 mm in thickness 242.73 139.75 Sqm 33,922.00

(c) (i) Columns, pillars,posts and struts(square, rectanglar or polygon in plan) 207.37 161.40 Sqm 33,470.00

(d) sides and soffits of beams, beam haunchings, cantilevers, girders, bressumers and lintels not exceeding 1m in depth 349.25 99.86 Sqm 34,876.00

(e) staircases with sloping or stepped soffits i/c risers and stringers excluding landing. 42.95 139.13 Sqm 5,976.00

13 2nd class brick work (local first class) in foundation and plinth in cement mortar 1:4(1 cement :4 coarse sand) 42.17 3,680.26 Cum 155,197.00

14 Half brick masonry 2nd class (local first class) in cement mortar 1:4 (1 cement :4 coarse sand) in superstructure. 262.64 430.31 Sqm 113,017.00

15 Providing wood work in frames of doors, windows, clerestory windows and other frames 0.59 15,315.27 Cum 9,036.00

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wrought, framed (a) Local best quality Uningthou

16 Providing and fixing 38mm thick panelled glazed or panelled and glazed shutters for doors,windows and clerestory windows i/c bright finished brass hinges (ordinary type)with necessary screws (a) Local best quality Uningthou 21.88 1,704.55 Sqm 37,296.00

17 Providing 40x3mm flat iron hold fast 40cm long i/c fixing to frames with 10mm dia bolts nuts and wooden plugs and embedding to cement concrete block 30x10x15cm 1:3:6 (1 cement:3 coarse sand: 6 stone aggregate 20mm nominal gauge). 56.35 58.10 each 3,274.00

18 Providing and fixing M.S. sliding bolts bright finished or/and black enamelled with nuts and screws etc.complete. (a) 300x16mm 9.39 81.50 each 765.00

19 Providing and fixing M.S. Tower bolts (barrel type) with screws etc. complete.(a) 250 x 10mm 18.78 37.70 each 708.00

20 Providing and fixing M.S. handles with necessary screws etc. complete. (a) 125mm 18.78 13.40 each 252.00

21 Providing and fixing 75mm to 60mm moulded hand rails in straight lengths complete in Uningthou wood 10.68 200.30 Rm 2,139.00

22 Providing and fixing 75mm x 60mm Uningthou wood scrolls to suit to moulded hand rails (dia of crolls to be three times the width of hand rails 75mm x 60mm). 1.34 339.00 each 454.00

23 Steel work welded in built up sections, framed work in cutting hoisting, fitting in position and applying a priming coat of red lead paint.(a) In gratings, framed guard bars, ladders, railings, brackets and similar works 10.06 6,214.46 Qtl 62,517.00

24 Steel glazed windows and ventilators of standard rolled steel section joints mitred and welded with 15 x 3 mm lugs 10 cm long with steel plugs embedded in cement concrete block 15 x 10 x 10 cm of 1:3:6 (1 cement : 3 coarse sand : 6 stone aggrt.20 mm nominal size) or wooden plugs and screws of rawl plugs and screws or with fixing clips with bolts and nuts as required including providing and fixing of 4 mm thick glass panes with glazing clips complete including applying a priming coat of approved steel primer excluding cost of metal beadings and other fittings except necessary hinges or pivots as required. a). Ready made steel windows (side hung) 41.97 1,581.90 Sqm 66,392.00

25 Providing and fixing M.S. fan clamp type-I of 16mm dia M.S. bar bent to shape with hooked ends in RCC slab during laying i/c painting the exposed portion of loop, all per standard design complete. 5.00 81.90 each 410.00

26 50 mm cement concrete flooring 1:2:4 (1 cement:2 coarse sand: 4 stone aggregate 20 mm 397.12 269.20 Sqm 106,905.00

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and down gauge) finished with a floating coat of neat cement.

27 20 mm thick cement plaster skirting (upto 30 cm height) with cement mortar 1:3 (1 cement :3 coarse sand)finished with a floating coat of neat cement I/c rounding off junctions with floors. 30.19 172.54 Sqm 5,209.00

28 White glazed tiles 10 mm thick in flooring, treads of steps & landing laid on a bed of 12mm thick cement mortar 1:3 (1cement:3 coarse sand) finished with flush pointing in white cement. 19.91 882.31 Sqm 17,567.00

29 White glazed tiles 10 mm thick in skirting risers of steps and dado on 10 mm thick cement plaster 1:3 (1cement:3 coarse sand) & joined with white cement slurry. 55.12 904.12 Sqm 49,835.00

30 12mm cement plaster 1:4 (1 cement: 4 fine sand) 177.34 114.30 Sqm 20,270.00

31 15mm cement plaster 1:4 (1 cement: 4 fine sand) 355.22 123.35 Sqm 43,816.00

32 Neat cement punning 126.39 28.04 Sqm 3,544.00 33 Applying ready mixed priming coat pink primer

of approved quality on wood work. 143.65 24.50 Sqm 3,519.00 34 Painting two coats (excluding priming coat)

with chocolate, red, grey or buff paint of approved quality new steel or woodwork . 145.79 64.80 Sqm 9,447.00

35 Distempering (two or more coats) with oil bound washable distemper of approved quality on new work i/c priming coats to give an even shade . 492.38 53.40 Sqm 26,293.00

36 Finishing walls with water-proofing cement paint of approved quality on new work (three or more coats) to give an even shade . 169.22 31.30 Sqm 5,297.00

37 P/F white glazed earthenware WC pan(Indian make) with 10cm HCI trap 12.50 litre low level CI flushing cistern of approved made with fittings R.S. or C.I. brackets 32mm diameter telescopic flush pipe with fittings and clamps 25mm G.I. overflow pipe with spiral & mosquito proof coupling of approved Municipal design G.I. pull-chain complete i/c painting of cistern & fittings cutting and making good the walls & floors. (a) Orissa Pattern (i) 580 x 440 mm 2.00 5,473.60 Each 10,947.00

38 P/F urinal basin of white glazed earthernware (Indian make ) with 5 litre CI automatic flushing cistern with fittings R.S. or C.I. brackets standard size flush pipe spreader with brass union & G.I. clamps complete i/c painting of cistern & fittings, cutting and making good the walls & floors. (a) Flat back Urinal (i) 610 x 400 x 380 mm 2.00 4,351.20 Each 8,702.00

39 P/F wash basin of white glazed earthernware (Indian make) with R.S. or C.I. brackets painted white 1 central 12.5mm CP brass pillar tape,32mm rubber plugs and CP brass chain 4.00 2,796.20 Each 11,185.00

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32mm CP brass waist of standard pattern 32mm diameter MI or CP brass traps and unions complete i/c cutting and making good the walls (indian fittings).(i) 630x450mm

40 P/F 100 mm HCI soil vent pipes. 19.32 500.50 Rm 9,670.00 41 P/F 100 x 100 x 100 mm HCI branch of

required degree with access doors, insertion rubber washer 3mm thick bolts and nuts complete. 4.00 476.50 Each 1,906.00

42 P/F 100 mm HCI plain bend of required degree. 4.00 286.00 Each 1,144.00 43 P/F C.I. Manhole cover 450 x 450 mm 1.00 500.00 Each 500.00 M.R. 44 P/F G.I. pipes complete with G.I. fittings and

clamps i/c cutting and making good the walls (internal work) (i) 15mm 6.71 97.70 Rm 656.00

45 P/F G.I. pipes complete with G.I. fittings and clamps i/c cutting and making good the walls (internal work) (i) 20mm 21.74 122.40 Rm 2,661.00

46 P/F G.I. pipes complete with G.I. fittings i/c trenching and refilling etc.(external work) (i) 25mm 6.71 123.20 Rm 827.00

47 P/F C.P. bib cock of superior quality (a) 20mm dia(Delux Sona) 2.00 334.20 Rm 668.00

48 P/F 600x20 mm SONA C.P. brass towel rail complete with C.P. brass brackets fixed to wooden cleats with C.P. brass screws (Hook type SONA). 4.00 514.60 Each 2,058.00

49 P/F 600x450 mm bevelled edge mirror of Indian make superior glass (of approved quality) complete with asbestos sheet ground, fixed to wooden cleat with C.P. brass screws and washers. 4.00 754.10 Each 3,016.00

FIRST FLOOR: 50 Reinforced concrete work in suspended floors,

roofs, landing, shelves and their supports, balconies, lintels, beams, plinth beams, girders, bressumers ans cantilevers upto floor two level i/c finishing and plastering the exposed surface with cement mortar 1:3 (1 cement : 3 coarse sand) of thickness not exceeding 6 mm to give a smooth and even surface but excluding the cost of centering and shuttering and reinforcement in 1:1.5:3 ( 1 cement :1.5 coarse sand :3 graded stone aggregate 20 mm nominal size) 75.30 5677.21 Cum 427,494.00

51 Reinforced cement concrete work in columns, pillars, piers, abutment, posts and struts upto floor two level i/c finishing and plastering the exposed surface with cement mortar 1:3 (1 cement :3 fine sand) of thickness not exceeding 6 mm to give a smooth and even surface but excluding the cost of centering and shuttering and reinforcement in (a) 1:1.5:3 ( 1 cement :1.5 coarse sand :3 graded stone aggregate 20 mm nominal size) 16.98 5724.48 Cum 97,202.00

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52 RCC work in staircase (excluding landing) except spiral staircases i/c finishing plastering the exposed surface with c.m. 1:3 (1 cement : 3 fine sand) of thickness not exceeding 6mm to give a smooth and even surface, preparing of the top surface and finishing, nosing upto floor two level but excluding the cost of centering, shuttering and reinforcement (a) 1:2:4 (1 cement : 2 coarse sand : 4 graded stone aggrt. 20mm nominal size). 6.92 5751.56 cum 39,801.00

53 Reinforced cement concrete work in chajjas upto floor two level i/c finishing and plastering the exposed surface with cement mortar 1:3 (1 cement: 3 fine sand) of thickness not exceeding 6mm to give a smooth and even surface, throating or plastered drip and moulding centring & shuttering, complete but excluding cost of reinforcement with 1:2:4 ( 1 cement: 2 coarse sand: 4 graded stone aggregate 20mm nominal size) (a) Thickness not exceeding 15 cm. 3.58 8423.4 Cum 30,156.00

54 Reinforcement for RCC work including bending, binding and placing in position complete. (b) Tor steel bars 10,709.36 46.18 Kg 494,558.00

55 Providing form work i/c centering and shuttering so as to give a rough finish, strutting and propping etc. height of propping and centering below supporting floor to ceiling not exceeding 4M and removal of the same for in-situ reinforced concrete and plain concrete work in (a) flat surfaces such as suspended floors, roofs landings and the like (i) floors etc. upto 200 mm in thickness 244.66 141.15 Sqm 34,534.00

(b) (i) Columns, pillars,posts and struts(square, rectanglar or polygon in plan) 169.77 163.01 Sqm 27,674.00

(c) sides and soffits of beams, beam haunchings, cantilevers, girders, bressumers and lintels not exceeding 1m in depth 365.34 100.86 Sqm 36,848.00

(d) staircases with sloping or stepped soffits i/c risers and stringers excluding landing. 44.17 140.52 Sqm 6,207.00

56 Half brick masonry 2nd class (local first class) in cement mortar 1:4 (1 cement :4 coarse sand) in superstructure. 272.66 434.61 Sqm 118,501.00

57 Providing wood work in frames of doors, windows, clerestory windows and other frames wrought, framed (a) Local best quality Uningthou 0.63 15468.42 Cum 9,745.00

58 Providing and fixing 38mm thick panelled glazed or panelled and glazed shutters for doors,windows and clerestory windows i/c bright finished brass hinges (ordinary type)with necessary screws (a) Local best quality Uningthou 25.11 1721.6 Sqm 43,229.00

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59 Providing 40x3mm flat iron hold fast 40cm long i/c fixing to frames with 10mm dia bolts nuts and wooden plugs and embedding to cement concrete block 30x10x15cm 1:3:6 (1 cement:3 coarse sand: 6 stone aggregate 20mm nominal gauge). 58.95 58.68 each 3,459.00

60 Providing and fixing M.S. sliding bolts bright finished or/and black enamelled with nuts and screws etc.complete. (a) 300x16mm 9.82 82.32 each 808.00

61 Providing and fixing M.S. Tower bolts (barrel type) with screws etc. complete.(a) 250 x 10mm 19.65 38.08 each 748.00

62 Providing and fixing M.S. handles with necessary screws etc. complete. (a) 125mm 19.65 13.53 each 266.00

63 Providing and fixing 75mm to 60mm moulded hand rails in straight lengths complete in Uningthou wood 11.17 202.3 Rm 2,260.00

64 Steel work welded in built up sections, framed work in cutting hoisting, fitting in position and applying a priming coat of red lead paint.(a) In gratings, framed guard bars, ladders, railings, brackets and similar works 11.24 6276.6 Qtl 70,549.00

65 Steel glazed windows and ventilators of standard rolled steel section joints mitred and welded with 15 x 3 mm lugs 10 cm long with steel plugs embedded in cement concrete block 15 x 10 x 10 cm of 1:3:6 (1 cement : 3 coarse sand : 6 stone aggrt.20 mm nominal size) or wooden plugs and screws of rawl plugs and screws or with fixing clips with bolts and nuts as required including providing and fixing of 4 mm thick glass panes with glazing clips complete including applying a priming coat of approved steel primer excluding cost of metal beadings and other fittings except necessary hinges or pivots as required. a). Ready made steel windows (side hung) 45.32 1597.72 Sqm 72,409.00

66 Providing and fixing M.S. fan clamp type-I of 16mm dia M.S. bar bent to shape with hooked ends in RCC slab during laying i/c painting the exposed portion of loop, all per standard design complete. 5.61 82.72 each 464.00

67 40 mm cement concrete flooring 1:2:4 (1 cement:2 coarse sand: 4 stone aggregate 20 mm and down gauge) finished with a floating coat of neat cement. 397.12 226.25 Sqm 89,848.00

68 20 mm thick cement plaster skirting (upto 30 cm height) with cement mortar 1:3 (1 cement :3 coarse sand)finished with a floating coat of neat cement I/c rounding off junctions with floors. 32.15 174.27 Sqm 5,603.00

69 White glazed tiles 10 mm thick in flooring, treads of steps & landing laid on a bed of 12mm thick cement mortar 1:3 (1cement:3 coarse sand) finished with flush pointing in white cement. 20.83 891.13 Sqm 18,562.00

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70 White glazed tiles 10 mm thick in skirting risers of steps and dado on 10 mm thick cement plaster 1:3 (1cement:3 coarse sand) & joined with white cement slurry. 57.66 913.16 Sqm 52,653.00

71 12mm cement plaster 1:4 (1 cement: 4 fine sand) 182.85 115.44 Sqm 21,108.00

72 15mm cement plaster 1:4 (1 cement: 4 fine sand) 369.50 124.58 Sqm 46,032.00

73 Applying ready mixed priming coat pink primer of approved quality on wood work. 149.19 24.75 Sqm 3,692.00

74 Painting two coats (excluding priming coat) with chocolate, red, grey or buff paint of approved quality new steel or woodwork . 160.71 65.45 Sqm 10,518.00

75 Distempering (two or more coats) with oil bound washable distemper of approved quality on new work i/c priming coats to give an even shade . 373.47 53.93 Sqm 20,141.00

76 Finishing walls with water-proofing cement paint of approved quality on new work (three or more coats) to give an even shade . 304.56 31.61 Sqm 9,627.00

77 P/F white glazed earthenware WC pan(Indian make) with 10cm HCI trap 12.50 litre low level CI flushing cistern of approved made with fittings R.S. or C.I. brackets 32mm diameter telescopic flush pipe with fittings and clamps 25mm G.I. overflow pipe with spiral & mosquito proof coupling of approved Municipal design G.I. pull-chain complete i/c painting of cistern & fittings cutting and making good the walls & floors. (a) Orissa Pattern (i) 580 x 440 mm 4.00 5528.34 Each 22,113.00

78 P/F urinal basin of white glazed earthernware (Indian make ) with 5 litre CI automatic flushing cistern with fittings R.S. or C.I. brackets standard size flush pipe spreader with brass union & G.I. clamps complete i/c painting of cistern & fittings, cutting and making good the walls & floors. (a) Flat back Urinal (i) 610 x 400 x 380 mm 4.00 4394.71 Each 17,579.00

79 P/F wash basin of white glazed earthernware (Indian make) with R.S. or C.I. brackets painted white 1 central 12.5mm CP brass pillar tape,32mm rubber plugs and CP brass chain 32mm CP brass waist of standard pattern 32mm diameter MI or CP brass traps and unions complete i/c cutting and making good the walls (indian fittings).(i) 630x450mm 4.00 2824.16 Each 11,297.00

80 P/F 100 mm HCI soil vent pipes. 17.68 505.51 Rm 8,937.00 81 P/F 100 x 100 x 100 mm HCI branch of

required degree with access doors, insertion rubber washer 3mm thick bolts and nuts complete. 4.21 481.27 Each 2,026.00

82 P/F 100 mm HCI plain bend of required degree. 4.21 288.86 Each 1,216.00 83 P/F G.I. pipes complete with G.I. fittings and

clamps i/c cutting and making good the walls 7.02 98.68 Rm 693.00

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(internal work) (i) 15mm

84 P/F G.I. pipes complete with G.I. fittings and clamps i/c cutting and making good the walls (internal work) (i) 20mm 22.74 123.62 Rm 2,811.00

85 P/F C.P. bib cock of superior quality (a) 20mm dia(Delux Sona) 4 337.54 Rm 1,350.00

86 P/F 600x20 mm SONA C.P. brass towel rail complete with C.P. brass brackets fixed to wooden cleats with C.P. brass screws (Hook type SONA). 4 519.75 Each 2,079.00

87 P/F 600x450 mm bevelled edge mirror of Indian make superior glass (of approved quality) complete with asbestos sheet ground, fixed to wooden cleat with C.P. brass screws and washers. 4 761.64 Each 3,047.00

Rs. 5,089,497.00 Add 8% for IEI charges :- Rs. 407,160.00 Rs. 5,496,657.00 say Rs. 5,497,000.00 (Rupees fiftyfour lacs and ninetyseven thousand) only.

7.2.2.3 Fund Requirement A total fund of Rs. 5,497,000.00 (Rupees fiftyfour lacs and ninetyseven thousand)

only is required for construction of a Community sheds.

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LIST OF HOUSEHOLDS & DETAILS AS PER HOUSEHOLD SURVEY CONDUCTED BY THE MUNICIPALITY

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 22 1 164 Kalinagar Lanchingliu 0 4 1 AAY 2 37 1 90 Nazareth Cottage Amrit Das 0 4 1 BPL 3 38 1 84 Nazareth Cottage J. B. Bahadur 0 4 1 BPL 4 47 1 179 Kalinagar-1 Kulachand 0 4 1 BPL 5 53 1 185 Nazareth Cottage Jabiliu 0 4 1 BPL 6 73 1 170 Kalinagar Duidaipou 0 4 1 AAY 7 217 1 49 Kalinagar part 1 G. Shanti Sharma 0 4 1 BPL 8 515 1 79 Nazareth Cottage Maniklal Das 0 4 1 BPL

9 517 1 80 Nazareth Cottage Poukhamlungpou Kamei 0 4 1 AAY

10 518 1 81 Nazareth Cottage Haridasi Dutta 0 4 1 BPL 11 519 1 83 Nazareth Cottage Gauri Rani Dutta 0 4 1 BPL 12 521 1 84 Nazareth Cottage Mrs. Gaisingliu Pamei 0 4 1 BPL 13 591 1 54 Kalinagar part 1 L. Dabaienty Devi 0 4 1 BPL 14 592 1 55 Kalnagar part 1 A. Harimohan Singh 0 4 1 BPL 15 596 1 63 Kalinagar part 1 Kh. Shanti Kumar 0 4 1 BPL 16 598 1 69 Kalinagar part 1 Noarem Tonujao 0 3 1 AAY 17 603 1 68 Kalinagar part 1 Y. Norendro Singh 0 5 1 BPL 18 606 1 72 Kalinagar part 1 Rajnikanta 0 4 1 BPL 19 746 1 4 Kalinagar N. Gambini Devi 0 4 1 AAY 20 747 1 5 Kalinagar Laitonjam Yaima 0 4 1 BPL 21 749 1 7 Kaliagar part-1 Jitendra Das 0 4 1 BPL 22 750 1 8 Kalinagar part-1 Gopi Das 0 4 1 BPL

23 751 1 9 Kaliinagar part-1 Ng. Thambalngou Singh 0 3 1 AAY

24 752 1 10 Kaliinagar part-1 Th. Liklasana Devi 0 4 1 BPL 25 795 1 14 Kalinagar part-1 Lakhee Goyala 0 4 1 AAY 26 796 1 13 Kalinagar part-1 Geeta Goyala 0 4 1 BPL 27 797 1 15 Kalinagar part-1 Th. Jayanta Singh 0 4 1 BPL 28 798 1 16 Kalinagar part-1 Debendra Das 0 4 1 BPL 29 799 1 17 Kalinagar part-1 Lakhibala Das 0 4 1 BPL 30 800 1 19 Kalinagar part-1 Naresh Ram Das 0 4 1 BPL 31 801 1 18 Kalinagar part-1 Nibaram Das 0 4 1 BPL

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32 802 1 20 Kalinagar part-1 Ranjit Das 0 4 1 BPL 33 803 1 21 Kalinagar part-1 Sukku Teli 0 4 1 BPL 34 804 1 22 Kalinagar part-1 Thambal Leima 0 4 1 AAY 35 805 1 23 Kalinagar part-1 Sublu Das 0 4 1 BPL 36 806 1 24 Kalinagar part-1 Kuttu Das 0 4 1 BPL 37 807 1 25 Kalinagar part-1 Manindra Das 0 4 1 BPL 38 808 1 26 Kalinagar part-1 Harindra Das 0 4 1 BPL 39 809 1 27 Kalinagar part-1 Maltibala Das 0 4 1 BPL 40 810 1 28 Kalinagar Setesh Das 0 4 1 BPL 41 867 1 33 Kalinagar-1 Ng. Brajamukhi Devi 0 4 1 BPL 42 868 1 33/A1 Kalinagar-1 Ngg. Birkumar Singh 0 4 1 BPL 43 869 1 34 Kalinagar-1 S. Ninggthou Singjh 0 4 1 BPL 44 870 1 35 Kalinagar-1 Meeratombi 0 4 1 BPL 45 871 1 36 Kalinagar-1 Ksh. Brajababu 0 4 1 BPL 46 874 1 39 Kalinagar-1 Y. Apabi Singh 0 4 1 BPL 47 875 1 40 Kalinagar-1 L. Bihen Singh 0 4 1 BPL 48 876 1 41 Kalinagar-1 Kh. Tombi Singh 0 4 1 BPL 49 877 1 6 Kalinagar-1 N. Leirik Devi 0 4 1 BPL 50 879 1 45 Nazareth Cottage Asit Das 0 4 1 BPL 51 1008 1 133 Kalinagar-1 Zoununmawi 0 4 1 AAY 52 1010 1 135 Kalinagar-1 Bandinang 0 4 1 BPL 53 1012 1 136 Kalinagar 1 Ataliu Gangmei 0 4 1 BPL 54 1308 1 131 Kalinagar-1 Hlingnaeng 0 4 1 AAY 55 1319 1 140 Kalinagar-1 Sushil Boss 0 4 1 BPL 56 1320 1 141 Kalinagar-1 Ushaboss 0 4 1 BPL 57 1321 1 142 Kalinagar-1 Motilal Goala 0 4 1 BPL 58 1324 1 144 Kalinagar-1 Lal Bahadur Goala 0 4 1 BPL 59 1331 1 150 Kalinagar-1 HN.Lala 0 4 1 BPL 60 1345 1 159 Kalinagar-1 S.Boyai 0 3 1 BPL 61 1351 1 160 Kalinagar-1 Panti 0 4 1 BPL 62 1353 1 110 Kalinagar-1 Sankholien 0 4 1 AAY 63 1355 1 111 Kalinagar-1 Lalneikna 0 4 1 BPL 64 1356 1 113 Kalinagar-1 Lalsandam 0 4 1 BPL 65 1360 1 117 Kalinagar1 S.Nungshirei 0 4 1 AAY 66 1363 1 89 Nazareh cottage Ramdulari 0 4 1 BPL 67 13 2 87 Kali Nagar Lalaguhala 0 4 1 AAY 68 70 2 84/B Kali Nagar Sandhya Rani Paul 0 4 1 BPL 69 533 2 32/A Kalinager Dipti Rani Deb 0 4 1 AAY 70 534 2 32/B Kalinager Minati Deb 0 4 1 BPL 71 543 2 36 Kalinagar Pratima Bhardhan 0 4 1 BPL 72 547 2 39 Kalinagar Gwrangachandra Dey 0 4 1 AAY 73 548 2 40/A Kalinagar Parithush Dey 0 4 1 BPL 74 549 2 40/B Kalinagar Ashu Rongon Dey 0 4 1 BPL 75 550 2 40/C Kalinagar Sudharshan Dey 0 4 1 BPL 76 575 2 40/D Kalinagar Subash Dey 0 4 1 BPL 77 577 2 45 Kalinagar Kawsisk Chanda 0 4 1 BPL 78 579 2 47 Kalinagar Manasi Das 0 3 1 BPL 79 580 2 48 Kalinagar Ardhendu Das 0 3 1 BPL

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80 581 2 91 Kalinagar Chinkhalean Paite 0 3 1 BPL 81 582 2 92 Kalinagar Rakhal Singh 0 4 1 AAY 82 906 2 154 Kalinagar Ngamguiliu 0 3 1 AAY 83 907 2 155 Kalinagar Th. Kala Singh 0 4 1 BPL 84 913 2 72 Kalinagar Bachu Chanda 0 4 1 AAY 85 914 2 73 Kalinagar Bina Rani Chanda 0 4 1 AAY 86 923 2 119 Kalinagar Th. Balkrishna Singh 0 4 1 BPL 87 931 2 77 Kalinagar Kantu Chanda 0 4 1 AAY 88 1164 2 8(B) Kalnagar G.Dingai Naga 0 4 1 BPL 89 1318 2 22 Kalinagar RK Phonindrajit Singh 0 4 1 AAY 90 1347 2 53 Kalinagar Arun Kumar Das 0 3 1 AAY 91 1371 2 57 Kalinagar Indurekha Devi 0 4 1 BPL 92 1373 2 59 Kalinagar Niate Dey 0 4 1 BPL 93 1376 2 61 Kalinagar Chaoba Singh 0 4 1 BPL 94 1385 2 6 Kalinagar Chungleilui 0 4 1 AAY 95 1387 2 7 Kalinagar Nando Rongmei 0 4 1 BPL 96 1388 2 8(A) Kalinagar Digaigongmei 0 4 1 BPL 97 85 3 74 Kalinagar-3 Lemlush N. S. 0 4 1 BPL 98 86 3 74/A Kalinagar-3 Sukhlal N. S. 0 4 1 Aay 99 89 3 78 Kalinagar Mrs. Biva Deb 0 4 1 AAY

100 90 3 79 Kalinagar-3 Khirmuhan Roy 0 4 1 BPL

101 94 3 80/B Kalinagar Mutum Hemanta Meetei 0 4 1 BPL

102 96 3 82 Kalinagar Khwairakpam Joysana Singh 0 4 1 AAY

103 100 3 86 Kalinagar Dilip Malakar 0 4 1 BPL 104 101 3 Kalinagar A.(o) Amushna Devi 0 5 1 BPL 105 103 3 59 Kalinagar-3 Purnima Das 0 4 1 AAY

106 166 3 64 Kalinagar-3 Pukhrambam Krishnamani Singh 0 4 1 AAY

107 170 3 51 Kalinagar-3 Takhellambam Mare Devi 0 4 1 BPL

108 201 3 28 Kalinager-3 Sapam Sanjoy Singh 0 4 1 AAY

109 444 3 16/A Kalinager-3 Yurembam Jibanlata Devi 0 4 1 BPL

110 468 3 21 Kalinager-3 Kangajam Nabakumar Singh 0 4 1 BPL

111 480 3 26 Kalinager-3 Maibam Dinamani Singh 0 4 1 AAY

112 488 3 27 Kalinager-3 Samorendroa Das 0 4 1 BPL 113 524 3 40 Kalinager-3 Oinam Manaobi Singh 0 4 1 AAY

114 979 3 95 Kalinagar Yengkhom Mohindro Singh 0 4 1 BPL

115 984 3 100 Kalinagar Suniti Bala Dey 0 4 1 BPL 116 985 3 101 Kalinagar Binarani Saha 0 4 1 BPL

117 990 3 104 Kalinagar Shija Gurumayum Memma Devi 0 4 1 AAY

118 992 3 105 Kalinagar Draupad Das 0 4 1 AAY 119 994 3 106 Kalinagar Sankar Das 0 4 1 BPL 120 995 3 107 Kalinagar Rintu Das 0 4 1 AAY

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121 1000 3 112 Kalinagar Mrs. Kukila Devi 0 4 1 BPL 122 1350 3 7 Kalinagar 3 Manik Gaola 0 4 1 BPL 123 1389 3 3 Kalinagar 3 L.Noni SIngh 0 4 1 AAY 124 1391 3 52(A) Kalinagar 3 M.Kumari 0 4 1 BPL 125 1392 3 52(B) Kalinagar M.Kemba 0 1 1 BPL 126 1396 3 26 Kalinagar 3 L.Bipin Singh 0 4 1 AAY 127 1397 3 57 Kalinagar 3 K.PoranSingh 0 4 1 BPL 128 1398 3 58 Kalinagar 3 P.Gojendro Singh 0 4 1 AAY 129 1403 3 47 Kalinagar 3 B.Tombi Devi 0 4 1 AAY

130 244 4 132 Bazar, Babupara, Jiriba

Thoidingjam Leibakchao Singh 0 4 1 AAY

131 252 4 129 Bazar, Babupara, Jiriba

Thingbaijam Kunje Devi 0 4 1 BPL

132 259 4 133 Bazar, Babupara, Jiriba Mr. Promother 0 4 1 BPL

133 296 4 153 Babupara, Jiribam Moirangthem Brajahari Singh 0 4 1 AAY

134 299 4 155 Babupara, Jiribam Kshetrimayum Manichandra Singh 0 4 1 AAY

135 1032 4 157 Babupara,Jbm Morangthem Brojabihari Singhj 0 4 1 AAY

136 1061 4 166 Babupura,Jbm Sagapam Shyamkr Singh 0 4 1 BPL

137 1062 4 167 Babupura,Jbm Smt Aheibam Mangolei Devi 0 4 1 BPL

138 1064 4 167(i) Babupura,Jbm Aheibam Motilal Singh 0 4 1 AAY

139 1068 4 170 Babupura,Jbm Yenkhom Ibotombi Singh 0 4 1 AAY

140 1074 4 173 Babupura,Jbm Mutum Chandramani Singh 0 4 1 AAY

141 1076 4 174 Babupura,Jbm Mutum Purna 0 4 1 BPL 142 1272 4 164 Babupura,Jbm Aheibam Brajalal 0 4 1 AAY 143 457 5 20 Babupara Md. Khalik 0 3 1 AAY

144 663 5 53 Babupura Hamom Bijoykumar Singh 0 4 1 AAY

145 664 5 53/A Babupura Hamom Birakumar Singh 0 4 1 AAY

146 700 5 55/B Babupura Moina Phulmali 0 4 1 BPL 147 1177 5 108 Babupara Md.Kutub Uddin 0 4 1 AAY 148 3 6 208 Dibong Khunou M. Mani Singh 0 4 1 AAY 149 21 6 200 Dibong Khunou Th. Iboton Singh 0 4 1 BPL 150 81 6 194 Dibong Khunou K. Thoibi Devi 0 4 1 AAY 151 82 6 195 Dibong Khunou K. Ibomcha Singh 0 4 1 AAY 152 83 6 196 Dibong Khunou Ch. Ngoubi Devi 0 4 1 BPL 153 84 6 197 Dibong Khunou T. Mubi Devi 0 4 1 BPL 154 215 6 94 Babupara Hafig uddin 0 4 1 AAY 155 493 6 96 Babupara Nijam uddin 0 4 1 AAY 156 552 6 108 Babupara Basir uddin 0 4 1 BPL 157 553 6 109 Babupara Mina Begum 0 3 1 BPL 158 560 6 174 Dibong Khunou S.Tabopi Devi 0 4 1 BPL

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159 561 6 175 Dibong khunou L. Priyabati Devi 0 4 1 AAY 160 562 6 `176 Dibong Khunou L. Mangi Singh 0 4 1 AAY 161 564 6 178 Dibong Khunou N. Muhini Devi 0 4 1 AAY 162 568 6 182 Dibong Khunou M. Mainya Singh 0 4 1 BPL 163 571 6 185 Dibong Khunou Y. Horendro Singh 0 4 1 BPL 164 572 6 186 Dibong Khunou T. Munan Singh 0 4 1 BPL 165 573 6 187 Dibong Khunou T. Goura Singh 0 4 1 AAY 166 742 6 172 Dibong Khunou S. Tolhan Singh 0 4 1 BPL 167 743 6 173 Dibong Khunou S. Ton Singh 0 4 1 AAY 168 770 6 136 Babupura Jakir Hussain 0 4 1 BPL 169 774 6 140 Babupura Tonubi 0 4 1 BPL 170 779 6 147 Dibong Khunou Kh. Ibohal Singh 0 4 1 AAY 171 780 6 148 Dibong Khunou K. Promodoni Devi 0 4 1 BPL 172 782 6 154/1 Dibong Khunou K. Ibotombi Singh 0 5 1 BPL 173 784 6 156 Dibong Khunou K. Irabot Singh 0 4 1 BPL 174 846 6 157/1 Babupura Md. Raiz uddin 0 3 1 BPL 175 850 6 161 Dibong Khunou L. Manglemba Singh 0 4 1 AAY 176 851 6 161/1 Dibong Khunou L. Brojendro Singh 0 4 1 BPL 177 856 6 166 Dibong Khunou S. Gourmani Devi 0 4 1 BPL 178 857 6 167 Dibong Khunou L. Tharik Devi 0 5 1 AAY 179 1247 6 116 Babupara Tonu 0 4 1 BPL 180 1249 6 118 Babupara Bashir Uddin 0 4 1 BPL 181 1256 6 124 Babupara Razual Karim 0 4 1 BPL 182 1257 6 125 Babupara Noim Uddin 0 4 1 AAY 183 1264 6 129(A) Babupara Ali Ahamed 0 4 1 BPL 184 1289 6 211 Dibong Khunou S.Broje Devi 0 4 1 BPL 185 1292 6 214 Dibong Khunou Y.Bilashini 0 4 1 BPL

186 1295 6 198 Dibong Khunou Th.KamalaKanta Singh 0 3 1 AAY

187 1297 6 201 Dibong Khunou Th.GunadorSingh 0 4 1 BPL 188 19 7 151 Chandrapur Ch. Chaobahal 0 4 1 BPL 189 107 7 154 Chandrapur Kh. Jini 0 4 1 BPL 190 109 7 156 Chandrapur H. Lokeshwor 0 4 1 BPL 191 115 7 161 Chandrapur Arun kumar 0 4 1 BPL 192 119 7 167 Rani Veng Md. Abadulla 0 4 1 BPL

193 128 7 171/B I B Leikai, Babupara Changthal Birachandra 0 4 1 BPL

194 130 7 172 Babupara Tongjahao 0 4 1 BPL 195 178 7 21 Babupara Pisen Gangte 0 4 1 BPL 196 187 7 137 Rani Veng Chongtai 0 4 1 BPL 197 277 7 88/A Babupara-7 Rabiya Begum 0 4 1 BPL 198 947 7 65 Babupura Jamira 0 4 1 AAY 199 948 7 65/A Babupura Md. Tomba 0 4 1 BPL 200 951 7 67/A Babupura Md. Abdulwali 0 4 1 BPL 201 952 7 67/A2 Babupura Abdul Basir 0 4 1 BPL 202 966 7 74 Babupura Md. Wahabali 0 4 1 BPL 203 1059 7 144 Chandapur K.Churamani 0 4 1 BPL 204 1079 7 147 Chandapur Ch.Juba Devi 0 4 1 BPL 205 1087 7 148(A) Chandapur Ch.Arun kr 0 3 1 BPL

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206 1111 7 150(A) Chandapur Lamjahen 0 4 1 BPL 207 1127 7 32 IB Leikai Babupara N.Leimahal 0 4 1 AAY 208 1139 7 33(A) IB Leikai Babupara Manisana 0 3 1 BPL 209 1159 7 39 IB Leikai Babupara Ch.Dilip singh 0 4 1 BPL 210 1163 7 39(A!) IB Leikai Babupara Ch.Nandakumar 0 4 1 BPL 211 1195 7 47 IB Leikai Babupara L.Kala 0 4 1 BPL 212 1211 7 48 IB Leikai Babupara Ng.Punsi Singh 0 4 1 BPL

213 198 8 34 Chandrapur W. Chandramukhi Devi 0 4 1 BPL

214 266 8 26 Chandrapur Ng.Sunamani Singh 0 4 1 BPL 215 316 8 29 Chandrapur S. Mani Singh 0 4 1 AAY 216 341 8 20 Dibongkhunou Thangjam Ibobi Singh 0 0 1 BPL 217 343 8 22 Dibongkhunou L. Haribabu Singh 0 4 1 BPL 218 349 8 24/B Dibongkhunou K. Hmamgo Singh 0 4 1 BPL 219 351 8 26 Dibongkhunou W. Ngoubi Devi 0 4 1 AAY 220 354 8 27/A Dibongkhunou H. Saityamala Devi 0 4 1 BPL 221 357 8 29 Dibongkhunou Moirangthem Maisana 0 4 1 BPL

222 358 8 30 Dibongkhunou Moirangthem Ashokumar 0 4 1 BPL

223 359 8 31 Dibongkhunou Moirangthem Kanto Singh 0 4 1 BPL

224 362 8 35 Dibongkhunou T. Manibi Devi 0 4 1 BPL 225 373 8 41 Dibongkhunou Soibam Tombi Singh 0 4 1 AAY

226 374 8 42 Dibongkhunou Ph. Hariballop Sharma 0 4 1 BPL

227 375 8 43 Dibongkhunou Ph. Haribabu Sharma 0 4 1 BPL

228 377 8 44 Dibongkhunou T. Thambalngou Singh 0 4 1 BPL

229 378 8 45 Dibongkhunou T. Rajbabu Singh 0 4 1 AAY

230 379 8 46 Dibongkhunou Moirangbam Kumudon Singh 0 4 1 AAY

231 382 8 46/B Dibongkhunou N. Basana Singh 0 4 1 BPL

232 623 8 43 Chandrapur Oinam Manikchand Meetei 0 4 1 BPL

233 624 8 44 Chandrapur Thongam Kula Singh 0 4 1 BPL

234 625 8 44/A Chandrapur Thongam Tomba Singh 0 5 1 APL

235 626 8 45 Chandrapur L. Bidhumukhi Devi 0 4 1 AAY

236 631 8 56 Lakhipur Kumabam Kumar Singh 0 4 1 AAY

237 632 8 57 Lakhipur Pukhrambam Kamo Singh 0 3 1 AAY

238 666 8 38 Chandrapur Oinan Indumukhi Devi 0 4 1 BPL

239 669 8 41 Chandrapur Thongam Ibungo Singh 0 4 1 AAY

240 671 8 59/B Lakhipur Mutum Harikumar Singh 0 4 1 BPL

241 674 8 62 Lakhipur Pukhrambam Inaocha Singh 0 4 1 BPL

242 677 8 65 Lakhipur Chongtham Thasu Singh 0 4 1 AAY

243 680 8 5 Chandrapur L. Baba Singh 0 4 1 BPL

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244 683 8 7 Chandrapur Maibam Lukamani 0 4 1 BPL 245 685 8 9 Chandrapur R.K. Binod kumar 0 4 1 BPL 246 686 8 10 Chandrapur Leikham Punshi Singh 0 4 1 AAY 247 695 8 18 Chandrapur Thokcham Bocha 0 4 1 BPL

248 725 8 89 Lakhipur Konthoujam Jibon Singh 0 4 1 AAY

249 833 8 70 Lakkhipur Pukhrambam Gopichan Singh 0 4 1 BPL

250 834 8 71 Lakhipur Pukhrambam Biralal Singh 0 4 1 AAY

251 837 8 74 Lakhipur Hourakcham Shyam Singh 0 4 1 BPL

252 838 8 75 Lakhipur Hourakcham Muhini Devi 0 4 1 AAY

253 843 8 79/A Lakhipur Chongtham Nilamadhop Singh 0 4 1 BPL

254 1036 8 81(B) Lakhipur S.Ibochaoba 0 4 1 APL 255 1038 8 85(A) Lakhipur Kh. Ngangba 0 4 1 BPL 256 1041 8 86 Lakhipur L.Maikoi Devi 0 4 1 BPL 257 1044 8 90 Lakhipur K.Ibotombi 0 4 1 BPL

258 1052 8 20 Chandapur Th. Nandakumar Singh 0 4 1 BPL

259 1054 8 96 Lakhipur H.Tramani Devi 0 4 1 AAY 260 1056 8 97 Lakhipur H.Pashotlei Devi 0 4 1 BPL 261 1057 8 82 Lakhipur S.Komomlini 0 4 1 AAY 262 1090 8 21 Chandrapur Th. Shakhi Devi 0 4 1 BPL 263 1092 8 22 Chandrapur Th.Singabi. Singh 0 4 1 BPL 264 1093 8 23 Chandrapur A. Giri Singh 0 4 1 BPL 265 1094 8 24 Chandrapur Salam Tilotama 0 4 1 AAT

266 1104 8 11(b) Vengnuan(Divong khunou) T. Kamthianmuang 0 4 1 BPL

267 1140 8 18 Dibong Khunou G. chittaranjan Mishra 0 5 1 BPL

268 1141 8 19(A) Divong khunou S.Shayamsunder Singh 0 5 1 APL

269 1142 8 19(B) Divong khunou S.Krishna Kr Singh 0 4 1 BPL

270 1145 8 5 Vengnuan(Divong khunou) L.Luaiam 0 3 1 BPL

271 1148 8 2(A) Vengnuan(Divong khunou) T.Thangthian muann 0 3 1 BP;

272 1150 8 4 Chandrapur L Mubi Devi 0 4 1 AAY 273 1153 8 2(a) Chandapur L.Sharat Singh 0 4 1 BPL 274 203 9 16 Lukhipur Abujam Kaboklei Devi 0 4 1 BPL 275 204 9 16/A Lukhipur Abujam Baba Singh 0 4 1 BPL 276 208 9 49 Lukhipur Thangam Nimai Singh 0 4 1 BPL

277 469 9 1 Lukhipur Thongam Harichandra Singh 0 4 1 AAY

278 470 9 2 Lukhipur Thongam Jamini Singh 0 4 1 BPL

279 471 9 3 Lukhipur Leisangthem Babachan Singh 0 4 1 BPL

280 473 9 3/A Lukhipur Leishangthem Ton Meetei 0 4 1 BPL

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281 474 9 3/B Lukhipur Leishangthem Brojen Meetei 0 4 1 BPL

282 475 9 4 Lukhipur Leishangthem Ibungo Singh 0 4 1 BPL

283 477 9 5 Lukhipur Leimapokpam Babadhon Singh 0 4 1 AAY

284 478 9 5/A Lukhipur Leimapokpam Ibomcha Singh 0 4 1 BPL

285 482 9 8 Lukhipur Ningombam Thoibi Devi 0 4 1 BPL

286 485 9 9/A Lukhipur Arambam Dilipkumar 0 4 1 AAY

287 486 9 10 Lukhipur Ningombam Jayanta Singh 0 4 1 AAY

288 489 9 12 Lukhipur Ahongbam Madamohon Singh 0 4 1 AAY

289 730 9 42 Lakhipur MD. Nisar Ali 0 4 1 BPL 290 731 9 43 Lakhipur MD. Harish Ali 0 4 1 BPL 291 732 9 44 Lakhipur MD. Niizamuddin 0 4 1 BPL 292 733 9 45 Lakhipur MD. Idrish Ali 0 4 1 BPL 293 762 9 35 Lakhipur, Jbm Md. Karimlali 0 4 1 AAY 294 763 9 35/A Lakhipur, Jbm MD. Tarof Ali 0 4 1 AAY 295 764 9 36 lakhipur jbm MD.Sidekali 0 4 1 AAY 296 765 9 37 Lakhipur MD. Rofik Ali 0 4 1 BPL 297 766 9 38 Lakhipur MD. Rayubali 0 4 1 AAY 298 767 9 39 Lakhipur MD. Rahanuddin 0 4 1 AAY 299 768 9 40 Lakhipur MD. Nurul Islam 0 4 1 BPL 300 769 9 41 Lakhipur MD. Tazirahman 0 4 1 AAY 301 1116 9 18 Lakhipur H.Jiten 0 4 1 BPL 302 1117 9 19 Lakhipur B.Bhamcha Sharma 0 4 1 AAY 303 1118 9 20 Lakhipur S.Babatombi Meitei 0 4 1 AAY

304 1221 9 16(B) Lakhipur Abujam Rajmohan Singh 0 4 1 BPL

305 1229 9 28 Lakhipur Md.Ayubali 0 4 1 BPL 306 1231 9 29 Lakhipur Md.Matalif Ali 0 4 1 BPL 307 1232 9 30 Lakhipur Md.Abduruf 0 4 1 AAY 308 1233 9 31 Lakhipur Md.Abdul Subhan 0 4 1 AAY 309 1235 9 32 Lakhipur Md Abdulzabar 0 4 1 BPL 310 1236 9 33 Lakhipur Md.Abdul Majit 0 4 1 AAY 311 1237 9 34 Lakhipur Suboibibi 0 4 1 AAY 312 1240 9 52 Lakhipur A.Kunjamohan Singh 0 4 1 AAY

313 394 10 1 Dibong Awang Leikai

Oinam Angouyeaima Meitei 0 4 1 AAY

314 395 10 28 Dibong Awang Leikai

Houdujam Houton Singh 0 4 1 AAY

315 402 10 32 Dibong Awang Leikai

Mutum Babadhon Singh 0 4 1 BPL

316 403 10 32 Dibong Awang Leikai Chirom Mukta Singh 0 4 1 BPL

317 406 10 34 Dibong Awang Leikai

Thongam Ibochouba Singh 0 4 1 AAY

318 407 10 34/A Dibong Awang Leikai

Thoungam Ibopishak Singh 0 4 1 BPL

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319 415 10 2 Dibong Awang Leikai

Ningthoujam Thoiba Meitei 0 4 1 AAY

320 418 10 4 Dibong Awang Leikai Mutum Nilo Singh 0 4 1 AAY

321 423 10 8 Dibong Awang Leikai

Mayanglambam Manihar Singh 0 4 1 AAY

322 425 10 9 Dibong Awang Leikai Oinam Apabi Devi 0 4 1 BPL

323 429 10 12/A Dibong Awang Leikai

Kabrabam Shyam Kishore Singh 0 4 1 BPL

324 435 10 17 Dibong Awang Leikai

Kangabam Birachandra Singh 0 4 1 BPL

325 439 10 27 Dibong Awang Leikai Sinam Nena Devi 0 4 1 AAY

326 636 10 65 Dibong Awang Leikei

Phaklangbam Manichandra Singh 0 4 1 BPL

327 641 10 18 Dibong Awang Keikei

Kangabam Ongbi Sakhiton Devi 0 4 1 AAY

328 642 10 18/A Dibong Awang Leikei

Kangabam Bijoy Singh 0 4 1 BPL

329 644 10 19/A Dibong Awang Leikei

Kangabam Maniton Singh 0 4 1 BPL

330 760 10 60 Dibong (Sanakhong) Th. Bidhu Devi 0 4 1 AAY

331 1102 10 38(A) Dibong Sanakhong A.Dilipkumar 0 4 1 BPL

332 1114 10 41 Dibong Awang leikai A.Kola Devi 0 4 1 BPL

333 1189 10 55(A) Dibong Sanakhong Th.Chaoba Singh 0 4 1 BPL 334 1 Kalinagar-I Machungliu 0 4 1 BPL 335 1 24/A Kalinagar-I Sanchita Rani Devi 0 5 1 BPL 336 1 153/A Kalinagar-I Kachiugai Panmei 0 4 1 BPL

337 3 76 Kalinagar-3 Chandrasekhar Sharma 0 5 1 BPL

338 6 193/A Dibong Khunou Premabati 0 5 1 AAY 339 6 193/B Dibong Khunou H.Samungou 0 5 1 BPL 340 6 193/C Dibong Khunou H. Ibempishak Devi 0 4 1 BPL 341 7 Rani Veng Khola Vaiphei 0 5 1 BPL 342 8 16/A Dibong Khunou G. Thangkhanlal 0 5 1 BPL 343 3 Kalinagar K.Joy Singh 0 5 1 BPL 344 3 91/i Kaliagar M.Joymangol Singh 0 5 1 BPL 345 1 Kalinagar S. Amu Singh 0 4 1 BPL 346 3 Kalinagar Th.(o) Tombi Devi 0 5 1 BPL 347 2 130/i Babupara Th. Bijoy Kumar Singh 0 5 1 BPL 348 1 10/i Kalinagar Th.Surjit Singh 0 5 1 BPL 349 5 51/a Babupara Ch. Priokumar Singh 0 5 1 BPL 350 2 Kalnagar Lugongreiliu 0 4 1 BPL

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