(Tabled Department Wise)
Chief Planning officer as a Planning Advisor to the District is
involved with the timely formulation and implementation of developmental plan of the
District as per aspirations of the people ensuring balanced development of all areas.
Further inter-departmental coordination involved with the developmental process and the
Chief Planning Officer is doing constant monitoring of all developmental activities.
Besides coordinating formulation of Action Plan in respect of State/Centrally Schemes such
as EAS, SGSY, JGSY, IAY, RHS, PMRY, SSES, BADP and TSP etc. is being done by the Chief
Planning Officer in tune with the Govt. policies.
Assistant Commissioner Development has been entrusted with the
implementation of various state/ centrally sponsored schemes such as, EAS, SGSY, IAY, RHS,
etc with the main objective to create avenues of employment in the rural areas and also to
create community assets for the people living in 16 CD blocks/ 276 Panchayat Halqas. For
further details please contact:
Asstt. Commissioner Dev Baramulla
Telephone: (01952) 234603
P.W.D.
(Superintending Engineer R&B)
Superintending Engineer PWD(R&B) Circle Baramulla is mainly
concentrating on strengthening of sub grade of road, improving/upgrading
of link road, construction of fair weather roads, minor bridges, buildings and
maintenance of existing roads, bridges & buildings so that better facilities are
created for the people living in the towns/villages of the Districts.
<%--
| S.No. & Name of the Project |
Potential
(Kms.) |
Cost Outlay (2000-2001) |
Loan assistance |
| 1. Uri Hajipir Road |
6.00 |
88.25 |
39.71 |
| 2. Gingle Bijhama Lachipora Road |
10.50 |
126.29 |
56.82 |
| 3. Shahdara Kamalkote Road |
17.00 |
240.40 |
108.17 |
| 4. Devdagar Sheikhpora Road |
7.00 |
99.52 |
44.77 |
| 5. Kunzer Hardshoora Road |
8.00 |
94.30 |
42.42 |
| 6. Hanjiwera Shaliboni Road |
2.26 |
>49.22 |
22.15 |
| 7. Pattan Trikolbal Road |
3.21 |
36.69 |
16.50 |
| 8. Hygam Tarzoo Sopore Road |
6.00 |
68.20 |
30.68 |
| 9. Panzinara Mirgund Road |
4.00 |
35.31 |
15.88 |
| 10. Safapora Asham Road |
8.00 |
81.00 |
36.45 |
| 11. Sumbal Markundal Road |
10.12 |
67.80 |
30.50 |
| Total |
82.09 |
986.98 |
444.05 |
--%>
No. OF DIVISIONS = 04
No. of villages /habitation /Patties covered by road = 568
No. of villages
/habitation /Patties not covered by road = 80
ROAD LENGTH OF DISTRICT BARAMULLA
A. SURFACED
i) BT/MC = 756.45 Kms.
ii) Grade 1sr, 2nd, 3rd = 1069.19 Kms
iii) Soling = 62.23 Kms. TOTAL = 1887.87 Kms.
B. UN SURFACED
i) Fair Weather = 89.21 Kms.
ii) Geepable = 4.25 Kms
iii) Bridal paths = 47.36 Kms. TOTAL = 140.82
Kms.
FINANCIAL 2009-10 Availability = Rs.1239.88lacs
EXPENDITURE ENDING MARCH 2010 = Rs. 1239.76lacs
Physical ACHIEVEMENTS 2009-10
(under all programes):-
|
S. No
|
Sector / Item
|
Unit
|
Targets 2009-10
|
Ach. Ending Mar. 2010
|
|
1
|
Black Topped.
|
Kms
|
137.63
|
134.72
|
|
2
|
Macamadization
|
50mm
|
18.90
|
19.90
|
|
3
|
WBM G-I, G-II
& G-III
|
Kms
|
265.54
|
361.09
|
|
3
|
|
Kms
|
7.95
|
15.45
|
|
4
|
Bridges &
culverts.
|
RM
|
152.50
|
124.10
|
|
5
|
Drain. (P)
|
RMtrs
|
4823
|
3726
|
|
6
|
R/B walls.
|
RMtrs
|
5970
|
9091
|
|
7
|
Earth Work
|
Cum
|
48570
|
46276
|
These schemes are at different stages of execution through: -/font>
1. Executive Engineer, R&B Division Baramulla
2. Executive Engineer, R&B Division Sopore
3. Executive Engineer, Special Sub Division Bandipora
4. Executive Engineer, Special Sub Division Gurez
5. Executive Engineer, Special Sub Division Uri
For further details please contact:
S.E.PWD(R&B) Baramulla
Phone: (01952)- 234260
Superintending Engineer Hydraulics
Three important sectors viz 1. P.H.E., 2. Irrigation and 3. Flood
Control. These are looked after by Superintending Engineer Hydraulics.
1. Public Health Engineering
i) NO. OF DIVISIONS = 03
ii) TOTAL WATER SUPPLY SCHMES = 380
iii) NO. OF GRAVITY SCHEMES = 291
iv) NO. OF LIFT SCHEMES = 89
v) No. of Villages /
Patties /Habitation fully covered (FC)under portable = 331 dirking water supply
vi) No. of villages/ Patties /Habitation Partially (PC) Covered under portable=
536 dirking water supply
vii) No. Of villages/ Patties /Habitation not covered
(NC) under portable drinking = 234 water supply
FINANCIAL 2009-10 availabilty = Rs.1013.17lacs
EXPENDITURE ENDING MARCH 2010 = Rs. 992.19 lacs
Physical ACHIEVEMENTS 2009-10:-
i) Total No. of Schemes = 19 Nos.
ii) Villages covered = 24 Nos.
iii) Population covered = 90121 souls
2. Irrigation
i) NO. OF DIVISIONS = 03 Nos.
ii) Total command area = 32368 Ha.
iii) Area irrigated through departmental canals = 15404 Ha.
FINANCIAL 2009-10 availabilty = Rs.717.42 lacs
EXPENDITURE ENDING MARCH 2010 = Rs. 716.93 lacs
Physical ACHIEVEMENTS 2009-10:-
i) Total No. of Schemes = 62
ii) District Plan = 43
iii) AIBP Schemes = 19
3. Flood Control
Under this programme a part from training major flood causing nallahs
in the district focus is on the river jehlum whose flood causing capacity has been
substantially contained by way of works on out fall channel from Pohru nallah to
Khadniyar.
The District enjoying the privilege of having major Power Houses
installed namely Lower Jehlum Hydro Electric Power Project with install capacity of 105
MWS and Uri Hydro Electric Power Project under central sector having installed capacity of
480 MWS. Two more projects namely Kishan Ganga Hydro Electric Power Project and Uri 2nd
Hydle Power Project are in the offing. Though 100% villages stands electrified measures
are on to improve and stabilize the power supply through various REC approved
schemes. Superintending Engineer EM&RE is being assisted by Executive Engineer
Electric Division Baramulla/Sopore/Sumbal and Executive Engineer Sub Transmission Division
Sopore.
i) No. of Grid Stations = 03
ii) No. of Receiving Stations = 29
iii) No. of Electric Sub Div. = 10
iv) No. of Consumers = 96789
v) No. of metered consumers = 32250
vi) Revenue collected during 2009-10 = Rs. 1957.05 lacs
Availablity = Rs. 34.50 lacs
EXPENDITURE ENDING MARCH 2010 = Rs. 34.50 lacs
District Social Welfare officer is a nodal officer for implementing
welfare schemes devised for weaker sections of society, Handicapped, Militancy victim
families and other Backward classes such as Mochies, Gada hanjees etc.
1. Integrated Social Service Scheme (ISSS)
2. National Old Age Pension Scheme (NOAPS)
3. Rehabilitation of Militancy victims
4. National Maternity Benefit Scheme (NMBS)
5. Anupurnama
6. Lump Sump Aid to Widows/Destitute
7. Organizing Rural Women Camps and artificial limb camps for physically handicapped
persons.
Availablity = Rs. 11.84 lacs
EXPENDITURE ENDING MARCH 2010 = Rs. 11.84 lacs
PHYSICAL ACHIEVMENTS
Hearing Aid provided to 50 beneficiaries.
Wheel Chairs provided to 05 beneficiaries.
Tri Cycle provided to 05 beneficiaries.
Upliftment of sweepers 190 students.
2609 No. of students covered under Pre-matric scholarship (IOBC).
1158 No. of students covered under Re-imbursement of examination fee.
Sanctioned cases under various schemes/CSS for disbursement during 2009-10.
|
S. No
|
Scheme
|
Targets(Cases / Benf.)
|
Ach.
|
|
1.
|
ISSS
|
25467
|
25467
|
|
2.
|
IGNOAPS
|
7695
|
7695
|
|
3.
|
NFBS
|
860
|
-
|
|
4.
|
Pre-Matric
|
3560
|
2609
|
|
5.
|
RMV
|
744
|
744
|
|
6.
|
NFCH
|
335
|
335
|
|
7.
|
Contributory Social Security scheme
|
512
|
512
|
|
8.
|
NFCH without discrimination
|
150
|
150
|
|
9.
|
Aam Admi Bima Yojana scheme
|
2860
|
2860
|
|
10.
|
Nylon thread to Gad Hanji
|
450
|
450
|
|
11.
|
Pre-matric Scholarship to Minority students
|
2610
|
2610
|
For further details please contact: -/font>
Distt. Social Welfare Officer Baramulla
Telephone: (01952)-235066
Programme Officer ICDS is coordinating for implementation of Integrated
Child Development Scheme in 14 ICDS projects having 1075 Anganwadi Centres, 52250
beneficiaries are viz children of 6 months to 6 years age, and
pregnant/nursing mothers are being benefited under the programme. The main aims is to
improve the nutritional status of the targeted groups and to ensure their proper physical
and educational status with a view to reduce the incidence of mortalities and to
enhance the capability of mothers to deliver and look after their children.
Besides, aforementioned department, Handicrafts, Handlooms,
Sericulture, Animal Husbandry, Sheep Husbandry, Fisheries, Co-operative
Departments are engaged in various developmental/service
activities to improve the lot of of the people related with their departmental activities.
Agriculture
(Chief Agriculture officer,
Baramulla)
Chief Agriculture Officer is disseminating the latest improved
technology to the farmers and ensuring adoption of these technologies under T&V
programme so as to expedite the maximum potent ion of soil as well as crop seed. He is
making available improved certified seeds and other quality inputs/incentives related to
the field crop production through sub Divisional Agriculture Officer, Assistant Extension
Officers and Junior Agriculture Officers.
|
i
|
Agriculture
land connected by Irrigation
|
25000 Hect.
|
|
Ii
|
Agriculture
land not connected by Irrigation
|
22000 Hect.
|
|
iii
|
Area
under single crop
|
32000 Hect.
|
|
iv
|
Area
under double crop
|
15000 Hect.
|
|
v
|
Area
under paddy
|
21000 Hect.
|
|
vi
|
Area
under maize
|
16000 Hect.
|
|
vii
|
Area
under pulses
|
3000 Hect.
|
|
viii
|
Area
under fodder
|
5900 Hect.
|
|
ix
|
Area
under vegetables
|
2200 Hect.
|
Availability = Rs. 9.50 lacs
EXPENDITURE ENDING MARCH 2010 = Rs. 9.33 lacs
AGRILANDS availability = Rs. 3.00 lacs
EXPENDITURE ENDING MARCH 2010 = Rs. 2.98 lacs
PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENTS AGRICUTLRUE PRODUCTION (2009-10)
|
i
|
Rice
|
54 Th. M. Tones .
|
|
ii
|
Maize
|
19.2 Th. M.Tones
|
|
iii
|
Pulses
|
3.2 Th. M. Tones
|
|
iv
|
Fodder
|
87 Th. M.tones
|
|
v
|
Vegetables
|
50 Th. M. Tones
|
Horticulture
(Chief Horticulture Officer)
Fruit Industry occupies most important position in the economy of the
district where almost 80% of the population is directly or indirectly
involved with Horticulture
activities. Chief Horticulture officer plays vital role in enhancing production of fresh
fruits especially apple and its export to other terminal markets of the country. To
enhance the production capacity the following developmental schemes have been launched in
the district.
1. Expansion of area under new orchards.
2. To improve the quality production of fruits in the existing orchards.
3. Production of quality plant material in the Departmental nurseries.
4. Production of fruit crops against pests and diseases.
|
S.No.
|
Name of Fruits
|
Area in Hect.
|
Production
(M.tones) 2009-10
|
|
A
|
Fresh Fruits
|
|
|
1
|
Apple
|
24440
|
443825
|
|
2
|
Pear
|
607
|
2036
|
|
3
|
Apricot
|
120
|
162
|
|
4
|
Peach
|
56
|
49
|
|
5
|
Cherry
|
207
|
385
|
|
6
|
Grapes
|
9.8
|
9
|
|
7
|
Olive
|
76
|
01
|
|
8
|
Citrus
|
19
|
01
|
|
9
|
Others
|
147.2
|
820
|
|
|
Total
|
25682
|
447288
|
|
B
|
Dry Fruits
|
|
|
|
1
|
Walnut
|
3047
|
6669
|
|
2
|
Almond
|
264
|
2.0
|
|
3
|
Other
|
07
|
0
|
|
|
Total
|
3318
|
6671
|
Availablity = Rs. 7.16 lacs
EXPENDITURE ENDING MARCH 2010 = Rs. 7.16 lacs
physical achievements 2009-10
75015 Hect. of gross orchard area treated against various pesticide diseases.
12.166 M.Tones of various fruits / vegetables products processed.
12000 Hectt. of area covered under fertilizers.
55 Hectt. of area covered under Area Expansion (new fruit Plantation).
04 Hectt. of area covered under rear & minor fruits. physical achievements under
tech. mission
160 Hectt. of land covered under Area Expansion.
14 No. of tube / bore / shallow wells installed / constructed.
34 No. of women trained under fruit preservation programme.
96.98 Hectt. of land covered under Rejuvenation of Old & Senile orchards.
15 No. of Power Operated Sprayers distributed. v 16 No. of Manual operated
sprayers distributed.
05 No. of irrigation pumps distributed.
81 No. of Awareness training camps conducted and 3718 No of orchardists
participated other than Tech. mission.
For further details please contact:
Chief Horticulture officer, Baramulla
Phone: (01954)-222292
1) Live Stock Population = 405279 Nos
1) Live Stock Population = 405279 Nos
2) Cattle Population = 434446 Nos
3) Poultry Population = 365755 Nos
4) Milk Production = 299780 Lts. per day
5) Veterinary Inst. = 152 financial(2009-10)
Availablity = Rs. 32.99 lacs
EXPENDITURE ENDING MARCH 2010 = Rs. 31.44 lacs
Physical Achievements(2009-10)
1) Milk Production = 109.42 Th. Tones
2) Egg production = 54.67 Millions
3) Vaccination in poultry = 20.21lacs
4) Vaccination in Cattle = 2.25 lacs
5) C.B. jersey cows distributed among ST families under = 127 Nos. SCA to TSP
SHEEP HUSBANDRY DEPARTMENT
1) Total Sheep population = 234000 Nos
2) Cross Breed Population = 190000 Nos
3) Goat population = 80000 Nos
4) Wool production = 4.05 lac kgs
5) Mutton production = 14.3 Lac Kgs.
6) Sheep extension centres = 71
7) First Aid Centres = 06 financial(2009-10)
Availablity = Rs. 9.13lacs
EXPENDITURE ENDING MARCH 2010 = Rs. 9.13 lacs Physical Achievements(2009-10)
1) 213000 of live stock treated.
2) 626500 of doses provided to the live stock.
3) 343200 of live stock vaccinated
4) 279000 dipping of live stock.
5) 47000 castration conducted to the live stock.
6) 79000 Lambing performed.
Project Officer, DRDA is coordinating various poverty alleviation
programmers under Umbrella schemes popularly known as SGSY, (IRDP) for the people living
below poverty line for establishing income generating units by providing
sizeable portion of subsidy.
IAY:-
The objective of IAY is to help construction / up-gradation of dwelling units by
member of scheduled caste / scheduled tribe / freed bonded labourers and people
living below poverty line.
Financial Availablity = Rs. 1096.639 lacs
EXPENDITURE ENDING MARCH 2010 = Rs. 1011.995 lacs
Physical Achievements
No. of Houses takenup = 6089
Construction = 4056
Up-gradation = 2033
No. of Houses Completed = 3557
Construction = 2394
Up-gradation = 1163
No. of ST Houses Completed = 2412
Construction = 1702 Up-gradation = 0710
NREGA:-
Financial Availablity(2009-10) = Rs. 995.65 lacs
EXPENDITURE ENDING MARCH 2010 = Rs. 956.35 lacs
Physical Achievments
1) Total No. of Job Cards issued = 44278
2) No. of job cards issued to STs = 5902
3) Mandays Generated = 689000
4) No. of works taken up = 1683
5) No. of works completed = 365
6) No. of works under progress = 1318
For further details please contact:
Project officer, DRDA Baramulla
Telephone: (01952) 235153
General Manager, DIC is nodal officer to translate the state Industrial
Policy into reality. He is been empowered to register SSI units and to facilitate
financing of registered units through various financial institutions. Various incentives
related with the development of Industries such as Transport subsidy, interest subsidy,
Subsidy on DG sets and CST refunds etc are also provided to the entrepreneurs by
DIC.
Prime Ministers Rozgar Yojna is being implemented by DIC for educated
unemployed youth who desire to set up their own ventures in Industry, service and business
categories falling within the project cost of Rs.2.00 lacs and Rs.1.00 lacs. Related
incentives such as Interest subsidy etc is being provided to the selected persons, besides
facilitating them bank loans For further details please contact: -
General Manager, DIC Baramulla
Phone (01952)-234991
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
|
S.
No.
|
Institute
|
Govt.
|
Private
|
|
1.
|
Degree Colleges
|
6
|
0
|
|
2.
|
Her Sec. Schools
|
43
|
5
|
|
3.
|
High School
|
107
|
45
|
|
4.
|
Middle Schools
|
611
|
169
|
|
5.
|
Primary Schools
|
1088
|
136
|
|
6.
|
B. Ed. Colleges
|
0
|
18
|
|
7.
|
Law
College
|
0
|
1
|
|
8.
|
Agriculture
College
|
1
|
0
|
|
9.
|
Engineering Collage
|
0
|
1
|
|
Total
|
1856
|
375
|
Total No. of students enrolled = 148786
Male = 76063
Female = 72723
Total No. of Masters in position = 1188
Total No. of Teachers in position = 6132
FINANCIAL 2009-10 Availabilty = Rs. 2750.58 lacs
EXPENDITURE ENDING MARCH 2010 = Rs. 2745.58 lacs
Physical ACHEIVEMENTS:-
120 Primary schools opened under SSA.
44 Primary schools Upgraded to upper Primary level under SSA.
28 EVs converted into ReTs.
10253 Gujjar & Bakerwal students covered under G&B Scholarship (1st to 10th).
113241 students covered under free text books (1st to 8th).
20049 students covered under Pre-matric scholarship Pahari speaking.
1134 students covered under merit scholarship (9th to 12TH)
130473 students covered mid day meal scheme.
139 Kitchen sheds construction.
Process of engagement of 328 ReT’s in newly upgraded and opened Primary School
Process.
32 three roomed primary school under construction SSA.
351 Additional Class Rooms under construction
SSA.
544 Primary schools opened under SSA from 2002 to Mar. 2010
483 Primary schools upgraded to Upper Primary Schools SSA from 2002 to Mar. 2010
170 ReT’s engaged in lie of ZRP’s SSA from 2002 to Mar. 2010
32 Additional Teachers adjusted in Primary Schools SSA from 2002 to Mar. 2010
505 EVs converted into ReTs SSA from 2002 to Mar. 2010.
483 Head Teachers adjusted under SSA SSA from 2002 to Mar. 2010
1916 ReTs engaged in Primary / Upper Primary Schools from 2002 to Jan. 2010. Chief Education officer, Baramulla
Phone: (01952)-234861
Chief Medical Officer is a nodal agency to look after the curative
preventive and promotive health activities in the District through following health
institutions: -
HEALTH INSTITUTIONS
|
S.
No.
|
Institute
|
Nos
|
|
1.
|
Distinct Hospital
|
1
|
|
2.
|
Distt. Tuberculoses
Hospital
|
1
|
|
3.
|
Sub District Hospital
/ Community Health Center
|
6
|
|
4.
|
Primary Health Centre
|
28
|
|
5.
|
Sub Health centre
|
2
|
|
6.
|
Sub Centers
|
134
|
|
7.
|
AD’s
|
20
|
|
8.
|
MAC’s
|
14
|
|
Total
|
206
|
STAFF STRENGTH
|
S. No.
|
Post
|
Post Sanctioned
|
In Position
|
Vacant
|
|
1.
|
Block Medical officer
|
06
|
06
|
0
|
|
2.
|
B-Grade Physician
|
53
|
33
|
20
|
|
3.
|
Assistant Surgeon
|
145
|
120
|
25
|
|
4.
|
Dental Surgeon
|
41
|
41
|
0
|
|
5.
|
Pharmacist
|
240
|
233
|
07
|
|
6.
|
Lady Health Workers
|
09
|
08
|
01
|
|
7.
|
Others
|
1366
|
1328
|
38
|
Availabilty = Rs. 274.97 lacs
EXPENDITURE ENDING MARCH 2010 = Rs. 270.84 lacs
Physical ACHEIVEMENTS:-(2009-10)
No. of schemes = 20
Schemes completed = 03
Activities 2009-10
1) OPD examined = 1167486
2) IPD examined = 55282
3) Major surgeries = 4148
4) Minor Surgeries = 14060
5) Lab tests = 214272
6) Deliveries = 12035
For further details please contact: -
C.M.O. Baramulla
Phone: (01952)-234202
Deputy Director Employment is looking after revised and modified State
Self Employment Scheme having better incentives like interest subsidy/margin money etc.
Un-employed youth within the age group of 18 to 40 years having qualification middle and
above is eligible to avail the benefits of the SSES through Deputy Director Employment.
Further registration for labour market is another sphere of activity
with Deputy Director Employment. At present 12494 persons are registered with the office
of Deputy Director Employment Baramulla. For further details please contact: -
Dy. Director Employment
Phone: (01952)-234328
A brief description of the department and its activities:
NIC Baramulla has introduced and spread the Informatics culture in
District Baramulla of the State of Jammu and Kashmir. It has spread the Computer awareness
among the employees in State and central Govt. Departments. It has also uplifted and
imparted training needed to maintain the momentum.
Departments benefited in Baramulla include Deputy Commissioners
Office, Chief Planning officers Office, District Industries Centre, Employment
Exchange, Education, Treasury, Horticulture, District Court, Food & Supplies, Health,
Social Welfare, Information, Election & NSSO.
Some of the projects achieved and under progress are:
- Parliamentary Elections Computerization
- Assembly Elections Computerization
- Panchayat Election Computerization
- Internet and email facility
- District website development
- SSI Census (Distt. Industries Centre)
- CAMIS and OTMIS (Treasury)
- CNAA (Health)
- Un-employed data bank (Employment Exchange)
- Education survey (Education)
- Patwar list (Employment Exchange)
- Judis (Court)
For further please details contact:
District Informatics officer,
NIC, D.C. Office Complex Baramulla
Phone: 01952-236954
Email baramula@.nic.in
|