DETAILS OF SCHEMES IMPLEMENTED STATE / DISTRICT / TALUK LEVEL SCHEDULED CASTE...

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DETAILS OF SCHEMES IMPLEMENTED AT

STATE / DISTRICT / TALUK LEVEL

SCHEDULED CASTE SUB PLAN (SCSP) :

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Name of the Scheme / Programme

Brief description of the Scheme / Programme

Sanctioning / Implementing / Monitoring Authority

Eligibility criteria

Documents required

Eligibility Period

Remarks

1. Implementation & Monitoring of

Scheduled Caste Sub Plan

(SCSP)

IMPLEMENTATION :

• Karnataka is following the sectoral approach for earmarking State Plan Funds for the Scheduled Caste Sub Plan based on the guidelines issued by the Planning Commission. The State Government is allocating funds under Scheduled Caste Sub Plan & Tribal Sub Plan based on the percentage of population of Scheduled Caste & Scheduled Tribe.

• The SCSP is being

implemented through various Development Departments.

• The Social Welfare Department is the Nodal Department for the implementation and monitoring of SCSP.

Concerned Dev. Depts. Principal

Secretaries / Secretaries is

the Sanctioning Authority

Implementing Authority is the HOD

Overall

Monitoring Authority is Principal Secretary,

SWD

- - Within the

financial year

Any complaints

may be reported to CEO, ZP & concerned District

Officers of Dev. Depts.

If it is not solved at

District Level, they may approach concerned HODs / Principal

Secretaries of the

Development Departments


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Documents required

Eligibility Period

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• The Empower Committee is constituted under the Chairmanship of Additional Chief Secretary & Dev. Commissioner will approve the Action Plans of all the Development Departments.

• After approval of Schemes the concerned Development Department will implement the Schemes.

• Every month Social Welfare Department in co-ordination with other Development Depts. obtain and consolidate monthly Progress Reports of SCSP and submit the same to Planning Department / Finance Department etc.,


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Eligibility Period

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MONITORING :

• The programmes imple-mented through various Development Departments under SCSP will be reviewed and monitored at State Level, District Level & Taluk Level Committees.

State Level :

• At State Level, progress of all the Development Departments will be reviewed by the Chief Secretary to Government every quarterly in Karnataka Development Programme (KDP) meeting.

• The Additional Chief Secretary to Government & Development Commissioner will review the Development Department’s progress reports in the Empower Committee and the Committee is constituted for review / approval / monitoring of the schemes.


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Documents required

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• The Principal Secretary to Government, Social Welfare Department will review the SCSP progress of the schemes every month in the MPIC meeting.

• All Principal Secretaries / Secretaries to Government will review the SCSP progress report of their concerned Department in their MPIC meetings.

• The progress reports of all the Development Depart-ments are reviewed by the Hon’ble Minister for Social Welfare as and when required.

• The Hon’ble Chief Minister of the State will also review the progress of the Development Departments as and when required in the High Power Committee Meeting presided over by him.


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District Level :

• The SCSP progress reports of all the Departments will be reviewed at the District Level under the Chairmanship of the Deputy Commissioner / Chief Executive Officer, Zilla Panchayat in the monthly Karnataka Development Programme (KDP) meeting.

Taluk Level :

• The progress reports of all the Departments will be reviewed at the Taluk Level under the Chairmanship of the Executive Officer of the Taluk Panchayat in the monthly KDP meeting.


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Sanctioning / Implementing /

Monitoring Authority


Documents required

Eligibility Period

Remarks

2 SCSP Pooled fund

allocation

• The pooled fund allocated to SWD is utilized by Commissioner, Social Welfare, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Development Corporation, Dr. Babu Jagajivan Ram Leather Industries Development Corporation, Karnataka Thanda Development Corporation, KREIS, KSFC etc.,

• For the allocated Pooled Funds Action Plan will be prepared including ongoing schemes, new schemes announced in the Budget and other important direct benefit oriented and community development schemes formulated by Dept. & Corporations.

Sanctioning Authority is Principal

Secretary, SWD

Implemented by Commissioner, SWD & M.D. of

concerned Corporations, Society etc.,

Monitored by

Principal Secretary, SWD

Within the

financial year

Any complaints may be

reported to CEO, ZP & DSWOs


District Level, they may approach

Commissioner SWD / MD of concerned Boards &

Corporations / Principal

Secretary to Govt., SWD


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Name of the Scheme /

Programme





Documents required

Eligibility Period

Remarks

3 Special Central Assistance (SCA) to

Scheduled Caste Sub Plan

(SCSP)

• The SCA to SCSP is being provided to State Government as an additive to SCSP.

• Its main object is to give thrust to the development programmes for Scheduled Castes with regard to their occupational pattern and the need for income productivity and income from their limited resources.

• Every year Government of India releasing SCA to SCSP for implementation of specific schemes as per the guidelines issued by the GOI. Details are as under :

• 3% of funds are earmarked towards Administration / Supervising / Monitoring and Evaluation purpose.

• 5% of the funds are earmarked for the economic development (Self-employment) of differently abled persons among SCs.

• 10% of the funds are earmarked for the basic amenities and other infrastructural development programmes in SC colonies.

Commissioner, Social Welfare Dept. / MD, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Development Corporation / Principal, Pre-examination

Training Centre is the



- - Within the financial

year

Any complaints may be reported to CEO, ZP &

DSWOs



Commissioner SW / MD of concerned Boards &

Corporations / Principal, PETC

/ Principal Secretary to Govt., SW


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Name of the Scheme /

Programme





Documents required

Eligibility Period

Remarks

• 15% of fund are earmarked for the viable income generating economic development schemes / programmes (SC-Self Help Groups / Revolving Fund) for SC women.

• The remaining fund will be utilized for self employment programmes, skill development / job oriented training programmes like Nursing Course (B.Sc & GNM Nursing), Para-medical, NIFT, CIPET and other computer related training programmes.

• In addition to this, other economic development schemes / programmes are also being takenup for the overall development of Scheduled Castes through Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Dev. Corporation / Boards. The funds will be re-allocated / released to the districts for implementation. The training programmes are implemented through Commissioner, Social Welfare Department.


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Documents required

Eligibility Period /

Completion Period

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1 Reservation in Appointment and Promotion

• Monitoring of implement-tation of Reservation for SC/ST’s in Appointment and Promotion.

• Collecting and compiling of information regarding representation of SC/STs in Appointment of Group- C posts in Form-4 from all Departments/ Boards / Corporations / Co-Operative Institutions / Universities / Educational Institutions etc,.

• Inspection of unit offices regarding enforcement of reservation, identi-fication of Backlog vacancies.

• Monitoring & supervising of filling up of Backlog vacancies in Direct Recruitment and Promotion in Departments / Boards / Corporations / Co-Operative Institutions / Universities/ Educational Institutions etc.

Deprived SC/ST

Employees from the

reservation policy, of

State Govt. Departments / Boards/Corpo-rations/Univer

sities /Co-Operative

Institutions etc., and where

Reservation is applicable.

Departments / Organizations /Associations

seeking clarification regarding

Reservation.

Letter of request with

relevant document

s.

Form -4

No Time limit

1st day of May every Year.

Joint Director (Admin) &

Deputy Director (E&T) may be contacted


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Documents required


Completion Period

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• Deputation of officers to selection committees, Interviews in order to verify the implementation of reservation in Direct recruitments.

• Deputation of officers to Departmental promotion Committees in order to enforce reservation for SC/STs in Promotion.

• Guiding and giving clarification regarding maintaining of reservation in recruitment, Promotion.

• Giving clarification to SC/ST Commission regarding reservation related cases and inspection reports as per the direction of commission

• Providing Backlog vacancy particulars to State level High power committee, Cabinet subcommittee and legislative committee.


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Documents required


Completion Period

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• Monitoring Reservation and false caste certificate related High Court and KAT cases through Government Advocates.

• Supervising the work related to The Karnataka Scheduled castes / Scheduled Tribes and other OBC’s (Reservation of Appointment etc.,) Act 1990, Rules 1992 and Amendments.

2 Reservation of

Admission in Educational Institutions

• Monitoring of imple-mentation of Reser-vation in Admission in Educational Institutions for SC/ST.

• Collecting and compi-lation of information for annual report in Form-6 from all Universities / Educational Institutions etc,. regarding represent-tation of SC/ST candidates in admission.

Deprived SC/ST

Students/ candi-dates / Associa-tions.

Educa-tional Insti-

tutions / Univer-sities etc.,


relevant documents.

Form-6

No time limit

1st day of September every year

Joint Director (Admin) &



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Documents required


Completion Period

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3 Caste Certificate

related issues

Clarification regarding issue of Caste Certificates

Any person / Office /

Associations.


relevant documents.

No time limit. Joint Director (Admin) &


4 Validity Certificate

related issues

Clarification regarding issue of validity Certificates.

The employer can approach with

the written request to The

Deputy Commissioner/ District Social

Welfare Officer of the concern District in

respect of SC/ ST Candidates Selected for

employment for Validity

Certificate.

Any person/ Office/

Associations.


relevant documents.

No time limit. Joint Director (Admin) &


5. Appeal cases Hearing and Disposal of Appeal cases filed against the order of the District level Caste Verification Committee.

Any person aggrieved by an order passed by

the District Caste

Verification Committee can file an

appeal before the

Commissioner within 30

days from the date of

receipt of the order of

District Caste Verification Committee.

Appeal petition

with Order of District

Caste Verification Committee and other Relevant

documents.

30 days Joint Director (Admin) &



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STATE SECTOR - FOR EDUCATIONAL SUPPORTIVE SCHEMES : INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES :

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Documents required


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1. Construction of Hostels under State

Budget

Hostel construction works will be taken up for the Hostels which are functioning in the rented buildings after obtaining either Government Sites / Purchased Sites (Civil Amenity Sites). Construction will be entrusted to Agencies as per KTTP Act.

Government is the

Sanctioning Authority

Implementing by concerned Construction

Agency

Monitoring by Commissioner, Social Welfare

As per the existing Rules &

Regulations in the

KTTP Act

As prescribed

in the Tender

Document

Construction should be completed

within 12 to 24 months as

per Work Order &

Agreement from the date

of Administrative

Approval

For more information

Commissioner / Joint Director,

Social Welfare may be

contacted.

2 Construction of Hostels

under Central

Government Grant

GOI provide 100% grants to construct Girls Hostels and 50% grants for construction of Boys Hostel under Babu Jagajivan Ram Chhatravas Yojana

Government is the Sanctioning

Authority

Implementing by concerned Construction

Agency

Monitoring by Commissioner, Social Welfare


Regulations in the

KTTP Act

As prescribed

in the Tender

Document

Construction should be completed

within 12 to 18 months as

per Work Order &

Agreement from the date

of Administrative

Approval

For more information

Commissioner / Joint Director,

Social Welfare may be

contacted.


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Documents required


Completion Period

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3 SC Colony Development

To create a hygienic environment in the Colony and to improve the living conditions of SC families, the Colony is developed by providing Cement Concrete Roads / Drainages / Drinking Water Facilities / Construction of Individual / Community Toilets / Street Lights etc.,

Deputy Commissioners

are the Sanctioning Authority

Work

implementation by concerned

Agencies

Monitoring by District / Taluk Social Welfare

Officers of concerned Districts


Regulations in the

KTTP Act

As prescribed

in the Tender

Document

As prescribed in the Work

Order

Any complaints pertaining to the quality of work,

they may approach concerned Deputy

Commissioners for more

information

If it is not solved at District Level, the aggrieved party may approach

Commissioner, Social Welfare &

Principal Secretary to Govt., SWD

4 Construction of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Bhavans / Jagajivan

Ram Bhavans / Community

Halls

Bhavans & Community Halls are constructed wherein the SC population is high for the purpose of Marriages / Cultural Programmes / Meetings / Training Programmes etc., As per the G.O dated 28.09.2011 Construction of Bhavans & Community Halls will be takenup at Village Level (@ Rs.10.00 lakhs) / Hobli Level (@ Rs.50.00 lakhs) /

Government is the Sanctioning

Authority

Implemented by Deputy

Commissioners

Monitored by Commissioner, Social Welfare


Regulations in the

KTTP Act

As prescribed

in the Tender

Document


Order

Any complaints pertaining to the quality of work,


Commissioners for more

information





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Documents required


Completion Period

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Taluk Level (@ Rs.100.00 lakhs) / District Level (@ Rs.300.00 lakhs) / State Level (@ Rs.500.00 lakhs) Additional funds if required, will be mobilized through Local Bodies / MP & MLA Grants etc.,

The constructed Bhavans & Community Halls are

coming under the jurisdiction

of DC at District Level / Tahsildar at Taluk Level / Panchayat

Development Officer at Panchayat

Level

5 Hostel Repairs

Funds are released to the Government Hostels functioning in own buildings to takeup all kinds of repair works and upgrade the existing hostels as “maintenance free hostels” by laying vitrified tiles in toilets, bathrooms, kitchen, dining hall, dormitory, veranda etc.,

Commissioner, SW is the



Commissioner / DSWOs /

TSWOs



Regulations in the

KTTP Act

As prescribed

in the Tender

Document


Order

Any complaints pertaining to the quality of repairs and other works,


Commissioners / DSWO / TSWO

for more information





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Documents required


Completion Period

Remarks

6 Providing other

facilities to hostel

inmates

Students admitted in both Pre-matric & Post-matric Hostels, the required facilities like beddings, cots, trunks, sports materials, water purifier, solar water heater, solar lights, steam cooking etc., are provided to each Hostel.




Commissioner / DSWOs /

TSWOs



Regulations in the

KTTP Act

As prescribed

in the Tender

Document


Order

Any complaints pertaining to the

supply of purchased

materials, they may approach

concerned Deputy

Commissioners / DSWO for more information




7 Financial Assistance to

GIA Institutions to takeup building

constructions

GIA hostels run by NGOs recognized by the Department are provided one time financial assistance for building construction @ 75% of the estimated cost or maximum of Rs.25.00 lakhs whichever is less.

Govt. is the Sanctioning Authority

Implemented

by Chief Executive

Officer, Zilla Panchayat /

DSWO


- - - Any complaints may be

reported to CEO, ZP & DSWOs.


District Level, the aggrieved party may approach

Commissioner, Social Welfare & Principal Secretary to Govt., SWD


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INCENTIVES TO MERITORIOUS STUDENTS :

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Documents required


Completion Period

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8 Incentive to SSLC

students

SC students who secure 60% to 74.99% & 75% and above in the SSLC Board Exam are provided incentives @ Rs.5,000/- & Rs.10,000/- respectively



Implemented by Director, SSLC Board / DDPI / BEO


- - - The incentives are

disbursed through

Cheque / DD directly to the

eligible students by Education

Dept.

9 Incentive to PUC students

SC students who secure 85% and above in Pre-university Board Exam in Arts / Commerce / Science faculties are provided Rs.10,000/- for 5 students in each faculty in each District



Implemented by Director, PU Board /

DDPU


- - - The incentives are

disbursed through

Cheque / DD directly to the

eligible students by PU Board


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Documents required


Completion Period

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10 Incentive to Degree Rank

Holders

SC students who secure 1 to 5 ranks in the final year exams are eligible to get Rs.20,000/- including Arts / Commerce / Science faculties


Sanctioning, Implementing & Monitoring

Authority

Rank Holders (faculty-wise)

Final Year Degree

Marks Card / Rank

Certificate / Caste

Certificate / Certification

from the concerned College Principal

- Eligible students

should submit the prescribed application to Commissioner, SW through

the Institutions / Universities.

The incentives are remitted to the bank accounts of the eligible students

through RTGS

11 Incentive to Post-

graduate Rank Holders

SC students who secure 1 to 5 ranks in the final year exams of the PG Course in all Subjects are eligible to get Rs.25,000/- as incentives.



Authority

Rank Holders (subject-wise)

Final Year PG Degree Marks Card / Rank Certificate /

Caste Certificate / Certification


- Eligible students should

submit the prescribed

application to Commissioner, SW through the Institutions / Universities.

The incentives are remitted to

the bank accounts of the

eligible students

through RTGS


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12 Incentive to Professional

Courses

SC students who secure 1 to 5 ranks in Engineering / Dental / Indian Medicine are eligible to get Rs.25,000/- as incentives.



Authority

Rank Holders

(Engineering / Dental /

Indian Medicine)

Final Year Marks Card /

Rank Certificate /



- Eligible students

should submit the prescribed application to Commissioner, SW through

the Institutions / Universities.

The incentives are remitted to the bank accounts of the eligible students

through RTGS

For Medical Rank Holders Rs.35,000/- is paid as an incentive



Authority

Rank Holders (Medical Course)

Final Year Marks Card /

Rank Certificate /



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13 Financial assistance to students who

have admitted in Prestigious Institutions like IIT / IIM / IISc / NIT

etc.,

One time financial assistance of Rs.1.00 lakh

OR compulsory fees payable + boarding charges whichever is less is paid for the entire course to the candidates who are admitted in Prestigious Institutions like IIT / IIM / IISc / NIT



Authority

Those who are

admitted in Institutions

and not eligible for

GOI scholarship

Selected candidates

has to produce Caste

& Income Certificate, Entrance Exam Pass Certificate, Certification from Head of

the Institution, Receipt of

fees paid etc.,

Grants will be released within 30

days

Eligible students should

submit the prescribed

application to Commissioner, SW through the Institutions.

The incentives are remitted to

the bank accounts of the

eligible candidates

through RTGS

In case of any complaints,

may be reported to Principal

Secretary, SWD

14 Admission of SC students

in Prestigious Institutions

like Ramakrishna

Ashrama School, Mysore

The prescribed fees will be payable to the SC Students who are admitted and continuing the studies in Prestigious Institutions at District Level selected through Entrance Exam.




Commissioners / DSWOs

Commissioner,

SW is the Monitoring Authority

- - - The fees payable to the Institutions are released

through RTGS.


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Documents required

Eligibility Period / Completion Period

Remarks

15 Release of grants to new GIA hostels

In order to encourage the NGOs run by SC Management & Others in opening Pre-matric & Post-matric hostels funds are released for maintenance of such hostels

Government is the


Implemented & Monitored by CEO, ZP &

DSWOs

The NGOs who have obtained

prior permission from Govt. and run the Institution successfully for 2 years on their

own funds

Government Permission

Letter, Annual Report, Audit

Report & Proceedings of the NGO meetings, bye-law,

Registration & Renewal Certificate,

List of Board

Members, class-wise

students list

Proposals will be sent to

Government

within 15 days

The Commissioner SW will release the funds to

CEO, ZP of the concerned Districts

through RTGS

If any complaints

may be reported to Principal Secretary,

SWD


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16 Maintenance of

Residential School from I to V Std.

Free education with Boarding & Lodging facilities will be provided to SC students who are already admitted and studying in I to V Std. 68 Residential Schools are functioning in the SC populated localities with a sanctioned strength of 125.

Implemented by TSWOs

Monitored by

DSWOs

Students age should be within 5½ years

and should belong to SC community

Birth & Caste

Certificates

- Any complaints

may be reported to CEO, ZP / DSWOs



Commissioner Social Welfare & Principal Secretary to Govt., SWD

17 Admission to Post-matric hostels and

its maintenance

Hostel facilities including boarding and lodging will be provided to all SC college students who are residing more than 5 to 7 kms. away from the college and whose parents annual income is less than Rs.2.00 lakhs.

Implemented and monitored

by TSWOs

Applications may be

obtained from TSWO Office

Students whose parents annual income is less than

Rs.2.00 lakhs. The eligible students for

hostel admission will be selected

based on merit by the

Committee Headed by

MLA.

Application, Caste & Income

Certificates, SSLC / PUC Marks Card / conduct

certificate / distance

certificate / Certification by the College Principal

Admission will be made in

the month of June /

July

Any complaints




Commissioner SW & Principal Secretary to Govt., SW


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18 Sanction of prize money

Prize money will be sanctioned to SC college students who have passed the final exams in first class in first attempt. Prize money of Rs.750/- will be sanctioned to PUC students, Rs.1,000/- to Degree students, Rs.1,250/- to PG Degree students and Rs.1,500/- to Professional Courses students

Sanctioning & Implementing Authority by

DSWOs

Applications may be

obtained from DSWO Office

Those who have passed

the final exams in first class and in first attempt

Caste Certificate, Marks card of previous year and

certification from the College Principal

- Any complaints




Commissioner SW &

Principal Secretary to Govt., SW

19 Other concessions to students those who

are studying in Technical

Courses

Equipments like Scientific Calculators, Mini Drafter will be given to the students @ Rs.700/- in the beginning of the Course.

Sanctioning Implementing & Monitoring Authority by

DSWOs

DSWOs will collect the SC students list

from the concerned Colleges.

Those who have

admitted in Technical Education Institutions

Caste Certificate, Marks card of previous year and

certification from the College Principal

- Any complaints




Commissioner SW &



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20 Training to SC students

to get admission in

Sainik Schools

Training will be given to V Std Students to get through the Entrance Test conducted by Sainik School, Bijapur. Every year total 50 students will be selected on merit-cum-entrance test basis. These students will be accommodated in Department Hostel by providing free accommodation and food. This scheme is being implemented only in Bijapur District.

Sanctioning Implementing & Monitoring Authority by

DSWOs

DSWOs will invite

applications in the month of

June and select the eligible

students by conducting

entrance test.

Students should have passed IV Std. final

exam

Caste certificate &

IV Std. Marks Card

- Any complaints




Commissioner SW &


21 Assistance to GIA Hostels

In order to encourage the NGOs, hostels run by SC Management & Others will be given financial assistance @ Rs.500/- per student for pre-matric hostels & Rs.600/- per student for post-matric hostels.

CEO, ZP is the Sanctioning Authority

Implemented & Monitored by DSWOs

The hostels run by NGOs which are recognized

by Government are eligible

for this financial assistance

Registration & Renewal Certificate,

List of Board

Members, class-wise

students list

Based on the Inspection Reports of TSWO & DSWOs financial assistance

will be sanctioned

Any complaints may be reported

to CEO, ZP / DSWOs

If it is not solved at District Level,

they may approach



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22 Starting & maintenance

of Book Banks in Technical Course

Institutions

In the College Library SC students may not get good reference books for their studies. For the use of such SC students separate book banks are maintained in that College Library. Books under this scheme will be issued to only SC students, after completion of the Course students will return back the books to the Book Bank maintained in that College.


Implemented & Monitored by

DSWOs

DSWO will collect the students list and reference

books details from the concerned

College Principal and Purchase the books as per Rules under KTTP Act and provide the

same to the colleges.

Preference will be given

to Govt. Colleges /

Institutions or Aided

Institutions where more number of

SC students are studying

and who avail GOI

scholarship

- Any complaints

may be reported to CEO, ZP

If it is not solved at District

Level, they may

approach Commissione

r SW & Principal

Secretary to Govt., SW

23 Upgradation of merit

To get admission in Technical & Medical Courses, SC students who are studying in IX to XII Std. will be given coaching for CET @ Rs.15,000/- per annum per student including food charges, pocket money, stationery, text books and honorarium to Principals & Guest Lecturers.



DSWOs

The students who have passed VIII Std. final

exam

Caste Certificate, Certification from the

H.M.

- Applications should be

submitted to DSWO through

Schools / Colleges

Any complaints may be reported

to CEO, ZP





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24 Pre-matric hostels

Rural SC students who are studying from V to X Std. and who are residing more than 7 kms. away from the schools are given admission in the hostel. The students are provided free boarding and lodging, stationery, beddings, uniforms, soaps, hair oil etc.,

TSWO is the Sanctioning & Implementing

Authority

Monitored by CEO, ZP & DSWOs

The students who have passed IV Std. final exam.

Eligible

students are selected

through the Taluk Level Committee Headed by

MLA

Marks Card, Caste

Certificate, Certification from the

H.M.

- Students who are seeking admission to hostels may obtain and submit the

application to TSWOs.

Any complaints may be reported to CEO, ZP &

DSWOs




25 Pre-matric Scholarship

(GOK Scheme)

To encourage the SC students to continue their studies, scholarship will be sanctioned to students whose parents annual income is less than Rs.2.00 lakhs.

For Boys – I to VII Std. – Rs.250/- per annum per student VIII Std. – Rs.500/- per annum per student

For Girls – I to V Std. – Rs.250/- per annum per student VI to VII Std. – Rs.350/- per annum per student VIII Std. – Rs.700/- per annum per student


Authority


Annual income

should be below

Rs.2.00 lakhs

SC Students

have to enroll their

names online

through the Software

prepared by the

Department

Caste & Income

Certificates, Certification from the

H.M.

- Any complaints

may be reported to CEO, ZP & DSWOs





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26 Pre-matric Scholarship (GOI Scheme)

For students studying in IX & X Std. scholarship will be sanctioned as per the GOI guidelines. For hostellers maintenance allowance of Rs.350/- per month per student and Rs.1,000/- towards stationery and text books will be provided. Similarly, for Days Scholars maintenance allowance of Rs.150/- per month per student and Rs.750/- towards stationery and text books will be provided.


Authority


Annual income

should be below

Rs.2.00 lakhs

SC Students


names online


prepared by the

Department

Caste & Income

Certificates, Certification from the

H.M.

- Any complaints



Level, they may


r SW & Principal


27 Pre-matric scholarship to students

whose parents are engaged in uncleaned occupation (GOI – CSS)

Scholarship is being provided to the students whose parents are engaged in uncleaned occupation like tanning, flaying etc. irrespective of their caste. For hostellers (from III to X Std.) maintenance allowance of Rs.700/- per month per student and Rs.1,000/- towards stationery and text books will be provided. Similarly, for Days Scholars (from I to X Std.) maintenance allowance of Rs.110/- per month per student and Rs.750/- towards stationery and text books will be provided.


Authority


Eligible Students have to

enroll their names online


prepared by the

Department

Certificate from

Municipal Administration Officers regarding occupation

of the parents and certification

from the H.M.

- Any complaints



Level, they may


r SW & Principal



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28 Post-matric scholarship (GOI – CSS)

To encourage the SC students to continue their studies, scholarship will be sanctioned to students whose parents annual income is less than Rs.2.00 lakhs. Scholarship includes maintenance allowance to the students and compulsory payable fees to the Colleges. Details of Maintenance allowance are furnished below Group Days

Scholar per month

per student

Hostellers per month per student

I Rs.550/- Rs.1200/-

II Rs.530/- Rs.820/-

III Rs.300/- Rs.570/-

IV Rs.230/- Rs.380/-

This expenditure is met out of GOI funds & State fund (Committed Liability)


Authority


Annual income

should be below

Rs.2.00 lakhs

SC Students


names online


prepared by the Dept.

Caste & Income

Certificates,

Certification from the Principal of

the concerned colleges.

- Any complaints



Level, they may


r SW & Principal


29 Extra Boarding & Lodging Charges

The State Government is providing to the Hostel Inmates @ Rs.850/- per month per student. But the GOI is sanctioning maintenance allowance less than this amount for Group ÌI’ ÌII’ & ÌV’ students. Hence to meet the difference amount EBL is being sanctioned to the college Hostel Warden.


Authority


Annual income

should be below

Rs.2.00 lakhs

- - Any complaints






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Documents required


Completion Period

Remarks

Group EBL charges per month per student

I -

II Rs.30/-

III Rs.280/-

IV Rs.470/-

SC Students have to enroll their names

online through the Software prepared by

the Department

The students

who are eligible for Post-matric Scholarship can avail this

facility

30 Hostel Repairs

Repair works will be takenup in Government Hostels functioning in own buildings at Taluk Level.

Implemented by TSWOs



Regulations in the KTTP

Act

As prescribed

in the Tender

Document


Order

Any complaints

pertaining to the quality of repairs and other works, they may approach concerned CEO, ZP & DSWO for

more information


District Level, the aggrieved party may approach

Commissioner, Social Welfare & Principal Secretary to Govt., SWD


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CO-ORDINATION (STATE SECTOR) :

Sl. No.





Documents required

Eligibility Period

Remarks

1 Providing relief and

rehabilitation to the

victims / dependants of atrocities.

Under the Prevention of Atrocities Act, the State Govt. is required to undertake various measures like

• Payment of monitory relief i.e. compensation will be paid as per G.O dated 28.03.2012 to the atrocity victims depending upon the nature and gravity of the offences like injuries / rape / murder / different types of abusing / social boycott etc.

• Providing various

temporary and permanent rehabilitation measures to atrocity victims as proposed by D.C.

• Providing enough Police protection including legal aid.

• Providing TA & maintenance expenses to witnesses at the time of trial.

Deputy Commissioner

is the Sanctioning Authority

Implemented by Tahsildar / DSWO / TSWO

& District Manager, Dr.B.R.

Ambedkar Dev. Corp.


Any SC / ST person affected under the

Act

FIR copy, Caste

Certificate, Photos, report

from Superintenden

t of Police, Post-mortem /

medical examination

report

- Immediate action and relief will

be provided to the victims

affected in atrocity cases.


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Documents required

Eligibility Period

Remarks

2 Eradication of Untouchability and Intercaste

Marriage

Financial assistance of Rs.50,000/- is given to Intercaste married couples in two instalments. Out of this amount Rs.25,000/- will be paid in cash and the remaining Rs.25,000/- will be paid in the form of NSC

Sanctioning Authority is the CEO, ZP

Implemented by TSWO /

DSWO

Monitored by Commissioner,

SW

One of the couple belongs to SC his / her spouse should belong to a High Caste

Hindu

The total income of the couple should not exceed Rs.50,000/- per annum.

The assistance under the

scheme shall be given only to the lawfully

married couples whose marriage has

been registered in a Registration

Office, though they might

have married under any custom.

Marriage Registration

Certificate issued by the Sub-Registrar

Separate Income Certificate of

husband and wife issued by competent authority

Caste Certificate of husband and wife issued by

the concerned author

ity.

Joint photo of the married

couple

Residential Certificate issued by the concerned

authority

The maximum age limit for women is 42 years and for men 45 years.

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Name of the

Scheme / Programme




Documents required

Eligibility Period

Remarks

3 Conducting Seminars

and Workshops

Seminars & Workshops are being conducted in State, District & Taluk level to bring Awareness Programmes among public regarding Removal of Untouchability & awareness Programmes on the Provision of PCR 1955 Act & POA Act 1989

Sanctioning Authority Deputy

Commissioner

Implemented by TSWO / DSWO /


SW

Seminar & Workshops

will be conducted at Village /

Hobli / Taluk / District Levels in atrocity

prone areas to all

categories

- -

4 Financial Assistance

to Law Graduates

SC Law Graduates who are selected at the District Level Selection Committee will be assisted by providing Rs.2,000/- per month as stipend over a period of 4 years and also provide one time financial assistance of Rs.5,000/- to set-up his Office to continue his Profession. The eligible candidates shall submit an application in the prescribed proforma along with relevant documents to the concerned DSWOs

Sanctioning Authority Deputy

Commissioner

Implemented by DSWO


SW

Candidate should have passed the Bachelor of

Law Examination.

Should belong to SC

community

Annual Income should

be within Rs.2.00 lakhs

The maximum age limit of

the applicant should be 40

years

Caste & Income Certificates issued by the competent

authority

Residential certificate issued by the competent

authority

Law Graduation certificate.

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PRE-EXAMINATION TRAINING CENTRE (PETC), BANGALORE

Sl.No.

Name of the Scheme/

Programme





Document required

Eligibility Period

Remarks

1 Coaching for UPSC

Civil Service Exami-nations (IAS/IPS)

etc.

SC meritorious candidates selected through Entrance Exam conducted by the Social Welfare Department are sponsored to reputed IAS / IPS Coaching Centres at Delhi, Hyderabad & Bangalore. The duration of the course is 6-8 months including Prilims and Mains Exam. The entire course fees will be borne by the Dept. alongwith stipend ranging from Rs.1,000/- to Rs.6,000/- based on location of institution.

Sanctioning Authority is

Commissioner, Social Welfare

Implemented by Principal

PETC, Bangalore

SC Candidates with any

Degree & their family income

should be below Rs.2.00 lakhs p.a. from

all sources

Caste & Income

certificates issued by competent authority,

Degree marks cards,

Convocation Certificate

Application has to

be submitted within 30 days

For more information candidates may contact

Principal Pre Exami-

nation Training Centre, Dr.B.R.

Ambedkar Bhavan, Vasanth-nagar,

Bangalore.

Ph : (080) 22207784

2 Coaching for KPSC

Civil Service Exami-nations (KAS)

The Department provide free coaching for 2-3 months to SC candidates who have applied for KPSC Competitive Exam. The coaching classes will be conducted at PETC, Bangalore.



Implemented by

Principal PETC, Bangalore


Degree & their family income

should be below Rs.2.00 lakhs p.a. from

all sources

Caste & Income

certificates issued by competent authority &

Degree marks cards,

Convocation Certificate

Application has to

be submitted within 30 days


Principal PETC,

Bangalore


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Sl.No.

Name of the Scheme/

Programme





Document required

Eligibility Period

Remarks

The candidates are selected based on the merit in Degree Exams. The admitted candidates for the coaching will be paid monthly stipend of Rs.1,000/- for local candidates & Rs.2,500/- for candidates from outside Bangalore.

3 Coaching for FDA / SDA & other

Competitive Exami-nations

The Department provide free coaching for 2-3 months to SC candidates who have applied for FDA & SDA Cadre through KPSC. The coaching classes will be conducted at PETC, Bangalore. The candidates are selected based on the merit in Degree & SSLC Exams. The admitted candidates for the coaching will be paid stipend of Rs.125/- p.m for local candidates & Rs.350/- p.m for candidates from outside Bangalore.



Implemented by



Degree/PUC & family income

should be below

Rs.2.00 lakh p.a.

Caste Certificate & Income certificate issued by competent authority &

Degree marks cards/PUC Marks card

15-30 days


Principal PETC,

Bangalore


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Name of the Scheme/

Programme





Document required

Eligibility Period

Remarks

4 Financial assistance

to SC candidates to pursue Higher

Education in abroad

To encourage SC student to pursue higher studies / education in Master Degree & Ph.D outside India in reputed Universities. The Department provide actual course fees and maintenance cost Rs.6.00 lakhs per year per student. Selection is done through Selection Committee under the Chairman-ship of Principal Secretary to Govt. SWD.





For Ph.D - 60% marks and above in relevant

Masters Degree.

For Master Degree-

60% marks and above in relevant Bachelors Degree.

Age : Below 35 years

The family

income should not exceed Rs.25,000/-

p.m

Caste & Income

certificates issued by competent authority &

Degree marks/

convocation Certificate Offer letter

from University in

Abroad.

Every year

online appli-cations

are invited between May & July

For more

information candidates may contact

Principal PETC,

Bangalore

5 GNM & BSc Nursing courses

The Department sponsor SC candidates for 4 years B.Sc & 3½ years GNM Nursing Courses. Eligible students have to submit their applications online through the Software prepared by the Department.



Implemented by

DSWO

Monitored by PETC, Bangalore

Minimum of 40% marks in II PUC Science

(PCBE) for B.Sc Nursing

Minimum of 35% in II PUC

Arts/Commerce / Science for GNM Nursing

course

Caste & Income

certificates issued by competent authority, PUC marks

cards

Every year

between August & September


Principal PETC,

Bangalore


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Name of the Scheme/

Programme





Document required

Eligibility Period

Remarks

The candidates are selected on merit basis and admitted to various Nursing Schools & Colleges recognized by INC & KNC. All the expenses of the candidates for the entire course will be borne by the Department. The stipend of Rs.1,000/- p.m are remitted to the candidate’s bank account through RTGS.

The annual income of the family from all sources should

be below Rs.2.00 lakh

6 Para Medical Courses

The Department sponsor SC candidates for various para-medical courses to the recognized Para-medical Colleges. The candidates are selected to Government quota seats on merit basis. Eligible Students have to submit their applications online through the Software prepared by the Department



Implemented by

DSWO

Monitored by PETC, Bangalore

SSLC & PUC Science pass. The duration of the course is 3 years for SSLC students & 2 years for PUC (Science)

Students. The Family income from all sources should be

below Rs.2.00 lakhs p.a.

Caste & Income certificates issued by competent authority

and SSLC & PUC marks

cards

Every year

between August & September


Principal PETC,

Bangalore


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Name of the Scheme/

Programme





Document required

Eligibility Period

Remarks

7 Training in Plastic

Engineering Technology

through CIPET, Mysore

The Department sponsor SC candidates for various Plastic Engineering Technology Courses. The applications are invited by DSWOs and the same are forwarded to CIPET, Mysore. The eligible candidates are selected by the Institution.




PETC, Bangalore

SSLC, ITI, Degree,

Diploma in Mechanical Engineering,

etc. depending on the course. The Family income from all sources should be

below Rs.2.00 lakhs p.a

Caste & Income

certificates issued by competent

authority and marks cards of

SSLC/ ITI, Degree, Diploma course.

Subject to 4(g) exemp-tion &

based on the

availabi-lity of funds.

For more information candidates

may contact Principal PETC,

Bangalore

8 Other training

programmes

Subject to 4(g) exemption of the participa

ting Insti-

tution & based on

the availabi-lity of funds.

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