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424. Commercial Crop Programme.Under this Programme distribution of Potato seeds, Seasonal Vegetableseeds etc. are made on subsidy rates.B. MACRO MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME.1. Soil Management.Under this Programme distribution of various soil ameliorants, Trace –elements, green manuring crops, Soil sampling for soil tests etc aremade on cent percent Subsidy.2. Integrated Pest Management.Under this programme distribution of bio pesticides, farmers training onI.P.M., survey and surveillance etc are made.3. Crop Production Programme.Under this Programme various cropping systems are followed coveringvarious crops like Paddy, Millet, Wheat etc.4. Demonstrations Programme.Under this Programme various corps like Soybean, Arhar, Maize. Etc. istaken up as per allotments and modalities.5. Farm Mechanization Programme.Under this Programme, subsidy for purchase of Tractors and PowerTillers are made.Apart from it distribution of various improved farm machineries likePaddy Dehusking Machines, Water pump sets, Hand Tools, Sprayermachines, Paddy threshers, Winnowers etc. are made.6. N.W.D.P.R.A.Under Watershed Projects various components of Programme likePublicity, conservation measures in Arable land, and Non- Arable land,dry land Horticulture, Household Production systems, Drainage lineTreatments are implemented as per allotments and laid down modalities.
43ROLE OF GB/ PRIs IN IMPLEMENTATION OF AGRIL. PROGRAMME/SCHEMES.All Agril. Schemes as specified above are basically beneficiary oriented.It is a known fact that success of any programme is largely depends onselection of suitable beneficiary who shall physically handle and operate theunit from beginning to end. At this juncture role of GBs and PRIs are very vitalwho are solely responsible for identification of individual beneficiaries,because they can well understand the socio-economic status of the individualfarmers, their behavior of varied nature which will be applicable for variousProgrammes.For example It is seen that every although Potato seeds are distributedto farmers on subsidy rates, the actual crop area are not visible andproduction of good yield are also not achieved. It is mainly because of the factthat the Potato seeds are distributed in circles covering majority of farmerswherein an individual farmer hardly gets 10 kgs of Potato seeds. Under thissituation we cannot expect a good return. Moreover, crop area are not at allvisible due to cultivation in small pockets in scattered locations,. Under thissituation role of GBs/ PRIs are very vital so that they can identify compactfeasible lands and select limited deserving farmers and adopt Potatocultivation on compact basis where mechanized farming can be practicedunder close supervision of field officers. Under such a situation, bumper yieldcan be anticipated, but without active role of GBs/ PRIs, it is not at allpossible. It has to be resolved on community basis.Hence concerned GBs/ PRIs may find ways and means so thatmaximum benefits can be derived out of limited resources.Similar is the case with other crops like Mustard, Wheat, Pea, Cerealsand Pulses.Under Farm mechanization programme various improved FarmMachineries are provided to farmers under Macro-Programme every year butit has been observed that due to lack of proper maintenance and after-carethe machineries are lying – off road and defunct. It is mainly because of lackof keen interest and capability to bear wear and tear expenses. Hence duringidentification of beneficiary it is important to assess his capability and personalwillingness towards that particular machinery. It is only because of this simplereason; many of farm machineries are lying defunct. On the other hand asection of farmers are also in the habit of disposing their machineries on verynominal rates to outsiders.Hence concerned GBs/ PRIs may like to find any solution so that properidentification of beneficiary is made for successful implementation of theschemes.Similar is the case with Power Tillers where it has been seen that properutilization of subsidy/ Power Tillers are not maintained.
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Page 6 and 7: 2f) The H.G.B. / G.B. shall assist
Page 8 and 9: 4consider it necessary to apprehend
Page 10 and 11: 6SAMPLE APPOINTMENT ORDER FOR GBIn
Page 12 and 13: 8CHAPTER-IILAW AND ORDER AND ROLE O
Page 14 and 15: 10CHAPTER- IIIVARIOUS RURAL DEVELOP
Page 16 and 17: 12INTRODUCTION:CHAPTER-IVROLES / RE
Page 18 and 19: 14E. IMPLEMENTATION OF WAGE EMPLOYM
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Page 32 and 33: 28Thematic Area(illustrative areas-
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Page 38 and 39: 34CHAPTER-VIIMPLEMENTATION OF PHE &
Page 40 and 41: 36In conclusion the role of GBs and
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Page 50 and 51: 46CHAPTER: XA.H. & VETY DEPARTMENT
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Page 67 and 68: 63VILLAGE DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLANL
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Page 81 and 82: 77CHAPTER XVIPDS MANAGEMENT AND ROL
Page 83 and 84: 79CHAPTER XVIIREGISTRATION OF BIRTH
Page 85 and 86: 81governed by the provision regardi
Page 87 and 88: 83ANNEXURE (A)IN THE COURT OF EXECU
Page 89 and 90: 85CHAPTER XVIIIERADICATION OF CHILD
Page 91 and 92: 87members of the project societies
Page 93 and 94: 89CHAPTER XIXADULT LITERACY AND THE
Page 95 and 96: 91Schemes/Programmes of TRYSEM, DWC
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95A BRIEF NOTE ON ENCROACHMENT, ILL
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97as per guidelines. For transporta
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101In simple terms the Right to Inf
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113‣ All members need to be aware
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115CHAPTER XXVIEMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN
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117generating additional income to
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1194. Where to file a complaint?Und
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121MANAGEMENT1. There will be a cen
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1232. Zilla Parishad may formulate
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