Introduction to Backword Class Dept of Karnataka

8/3/2019 Introduction to Backword Class Dept of Karnataka

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Introduction:

The problems of ameliorating conditions of Backward Classes citizens in the state has beenengaging constant attention of the Government ever since the acceptance of the KarnatakaBackward Classes Commission Report during 1977.

Several measures have already been taken by the Government of Karnataka for theeducational and economic advancement of the Backward Classes under Article 15(4) and16(4) of the Constitution of India.

Today, the Commissionarate of Backward Classes takes care of the welfare of BackwardClasses people. It is headed by the Commissioner of Backward Classes. To implementvarious schemes and programmes, funds are provided by both Central and State

Government. Though some of the schemes are funded either wholly or partly by the CentralGovernment through the Special Central Assistance, Centrally sponsored Schemes underSpecial Component Plan, majority of the schemes are funded and implemented by State

Government alone.

The schemes are implemented broadly at three different levels, one at State level(Backward Classes Commissionarate), other at District level (Zilla Panchayat) and few at theTaluk Panchayat level. These schemes cover the main priority sectors; Education,Employment & Construction of new hostel buildings under HUDCO finance.

The office of the Commissioner of Backward Classes, Bangalore, is classified into various

sections for administrative convenience such as Hostel Section, which monitors and

implements Schemes regarding hostels, Guidance Bureau Section - monitors andimplements Employment and Training Schemes, Scholarship section which monitors andimplements schemes such as fee concession to professional courses, pre & Post-matric

students, Law Graduates and Maintenance of Tailoring Training Centers. CoordinationSection, which co-ordinates the activities of all sections and also implements certainschemes.

As per the recommendations of the Karnataka III Backward Classes Commission headed byJustice O.Chinnappa Reddy and also keeping in view of the Judgment of the Honble

Supreme Court, the Government of Karnataka vide order No.SWD 252 BCA 94 dated:31-01-1995 have provided 32 percent reservation facility to Backward Classes, in addition to 18 %to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, for admission to professional Courses and

appointments as follows;

Category I 4 %Category II A 15 %Category II B 4 %Category III A 4 %Category III B 5 %Total 32 %

In addition to providing reservation facilities for education and employment purpose, the

Department of Backward Classes is also implementing several educational and economicschemes for the development of Backward Classes.


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Organizational Structure

The Department of Backward Classes was established during the year 1977, vide Govt.Order No.SWL 224 TBS 77, BANGALORE. DATED: 29TH AUGUST1977. The very purpose of

starting the department is for the welfare of Backward Classes and Minorities.

Subsequently, separate Commissionarate for welfare of Minorities was started. At present,

the Department of Backward Classes is taking care of the welfare of Backward Classes only.

Administrative Setup:

The Administrative setup of the department has got three levels

1.State Level2. District Level3. Taluk Level

1. State Level:

At the State Level, the Commissioner of Backward Classes is functioning as the Head of theDepartment and he is assisted by two Joint Commissioner, three Deputy Commissioners ,

five Assistant Commissioners, One Accounts Officer and one Gazetted Manager and othersupporting staff at the Head Quarters (i.e. Bangalore)

2. District Level:

All the Programmes of the Backward Classes Department at the District Level are being

implemented by the Zilla Panchayats. The District Officer, Backward Classes & Minorities is

Head of Backward Classes at the District Level . He & his supporting staff will assist theChief Executive Officer of Zilla Panchayat in implementing the Backward ClassesProgrammes.

The state sector schemes of the Department are being implemented through the DeputyCommissioner of the concerned District.

3. Taluk Level:

Taluk Executive Officer is the in charge of the implementation of the schemes and he is

Assisted by the Office and he will work under the control of taluk Panchayat and assist theExecutive Officers, Taluk Panchayat and District Officer, Backward Classes and Minorities, ofthe District for the implementation of Departmental Schemes.


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HOSTEL SECTION

PRE-METRIC HOSTELS POST-METRIC HOSTELS ASHRAMA SCHOOLS

GRANT-IN-AID TO PRE-

METRIC HOSTELS

GRANT-IN-AID TO POST-

METRIC HOSTELS

GRANT-IN-AID

ORPHANAGES

PRE-METRIC HOSTELS

Introduction: The Department of Backward Classes is maintaining 1145 Pre-Metric hostels,

providing boarding and lodging facilities to Backward Classes students. The Number ofHostels for Boys Girls and their sanctioned strength is shown below

Sl-

NoBoys/Girls No. of Hostels No. of Students

1 Boys 979 50570

2 Girls 166 8460

Total 1145 59030

Initially these hostels were started in District Head quarters. Later, the hostel facilities were

extended to the Taluk Head quarters. Now keeping in view, the demand, new hostels arebeing started where ever more education institutions are located.

Description ll these hostels run under the Direct administrativecontrol of the executive officer Taluk panchayath/ District officer forBackward Classes of the Districts . Each hostels is looked after by

hostel suptd .with the supporting staff such as cooks , kitchen

servant /Watch man etc depending upon the sanctioned strength ofthe hostels

Facilities available in the Hostel: The pattern of expenditure for each hostel in Pre-metrichostel is given below.

1Food charges @ Rs.400/- per month per boarder for 10

months

2Supply of two sets of dresses @ Rs.400/- per boarder per

Annum

3Mise charges @ Rs.50 per month per boarder for 10

months

4 Hair cutting charges @ Rs.50 per boarder per Annum
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5Supply of News paper magazine @ Rs.750/- hostels per

annum

6Supply of Text book and stationery @ Rs.200/- perboarder per annum

7 Cleaning of toilets @ Rs.300/- per month for 10 months

8Appointment of part time tutors @honorarium of Rs.200/-per tutor for 10 months ( for three tutors)

9 Medical Aid @ Rs.100/- per month for 10 months

10 Electricity and water @ Rs.1000/- per annum or actual

11 Tinning charges @Rs.600 per annum per hostel

12

Supply of bedding @ Rs.450/- per boarder once in three

years

13Supply of Sports material at Rs.1000/- per hostels once inthree years

Eligibility: Backward Classes students studying in Pre-MetricCourses viz studying in 5th Std to 10th Std. etc who are coming

from places beyond radius of 5 K.M distance The Students areselected by the Taluk level selection committee for hosteladmission.

Documents Required:Income/Caste Certificate, Marks Card, certificate by the head of theeducational institution where the applicant is studying.

Whom to Approach The District officer for Backward Classes at the Distinct level or theExecutive officer of the Taluk at the Taluk level .

Time Schedule: During the 2nd week of May applications are called for admission to these

hostels

Authorities to be approached in case of Delay: At the Taluk level Executive officer of TalukPanchayat and the District officer for Backward Classes at the District level or The ChiefExecutive officer of the Zilla panachayath of the District.


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POST-METRIC HOSTELS

Introduction: The Department of Backward Classes is maintaining 261 Post-Metric hostels,to provide boarding and lodging facilities to Backward Classes students. The Number ofHostels for Boys /Girls and their sanctioned strength is shown below

Sl-No Boys/Girls No. of Hostels No. of Students

1 Boys 142 10020

2 Girls 119 6505

Total 261 16525

Initially these hostels were started in concerned District Headquarters. Later, the hostel facilities have been extended to theTaluk Head quarters and other places, keeping in view the

demand and concentration of post0matric educational institutionssubject to availability of funds.

Description: All these hostels are run under the Direct administrative

control of the executive officer Taluk panchayath/ District officer forBackward Classes of the Districts . Each hostel is looked after by

hostel warden with the support of cooks , kitchen servant /Watch

man etc depending upon the sanctioned strength of the hostels.

Facilities available in these Hostels: The pattern of expenditure for each hostel in Post-

Metric hostel is given below.

Sl-No

Details

1Food charges @ Rs.450/- per month per boarder for 10

months

2 Contingent charges @ Rs.100 per month for 10 months

3 Cleaning of toilets @ Rs.1000/- per annum



6 Supply of News paper magazine @ Rs.1500/- per annum

7Supply of Sports Material at Rs.2000/ per hostel once in threeyears
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Eligibility: Backward Classes students studying in Post-Metric Courses in Colleges viz

P.U.C, Degree, Diploma, professional Courses etc. & who are coming from places beyond aradius of 5 K.M distance. Students are selected by the District level /Income selectioncommittee for hostel admission.

Documents Required:

1. Caste/Income Certificate,

2. S.S.L.C Marks Card/P.U.C/Degree Marks Card/Certificatesfrom the head of theeducational institution where in the applicant is pursuing education.

Whom to Approach :The District officer for Backward Classes at the District level or the

Executive officer of the Taluk at the Taluk level .

Time Schedule During the 1st week of July/Aug application are called for admission to thesehostels

Authorities to be approached in case of Delay:At the Taluk level Executive officer of talukpanchayat, the District officer for Backward Classes at the District level or The ChiefExecutive officer of the Zilla panachayath as the case may be.

Ashrama Schools

Introduction: The Department of Backward Classes is maintaining79 Ashrama Schools in the State with a view to provide boarding andlodging facilities to Backward Classes students. Number AshramaSchools and their students intake capacity is as shown with Strength

is shown below.

Sl-NoNo. of

Ashrama

SchoolNo. of Students

1 79 3325

Total 79 3325

Initially, these Ashrama Schools were started for Denotified and semi nomadic Tribes whichare now in Cat-I. However children belonging to other category of Backward Classes arealso being admitted as per the ratio prescribed.


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Description: All these Ashrama Schools run under the Directadministrative control of the executive officer Taluk panchayath/District officer for Backward Classes of the Districts . Each Ashrama

School is looked after by a Teacher, cooks , kitchen servant

depending upon the strength of the hostels. The minimum strengthof a Ashrama School is 25. The maximum Strength is 125.

Facilities available in the Ashrama Schools: The pattern of expenditure for each AshramaSchool is as shown below.

1Food charges @ Rs.350/- per month per boarder for 10 months

2 Supply of two sets of dresses @ Rs.200/- per boarder per Annum

3 Mise charges @ Rs.20 per month per boarder for 10 months

4 Hair cutting charges @ Rs.10 per boarder per Annum

5 Supply of Text book and stationery @ Rs.50/- per boarder per annum

6 Medical Aid @ Rs.1000/- per annum per Asharama School



9 Supply of bedding @ Rs.300/- per boarder once in three years

Eligibility: The children studying 1st std to 4th std

Documents Required:

1. Caste & Income certificate, proof of Birth Certificate.

Whom to Approach The District officer for Backward Classes at the District level or the

Extension officer for Backward Classes Taluk at the Taluk level .

Time Schedule During the 2st week of May/June applications will be invited for admission to

these Ashrama Schools.

Authorities to be approached in case of Delay: At the Taluk level Executive officer of the

Taluk and the District officer for Backward Classes at the District level or The Chief

Executive officer of the Zilla panachayath of the District.


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GRANT-IN-AID TO PRE-METRIC HOSTELS

Introduction The Department of Backward Classes is giving grant-in-aid for maintaining 213Pre-Metric GIA hostels in the State, Grant in aid will consist of only boarding charges . The

expenses towards lodging and other facilities will be borne by the management of

Concerned Hostels. The Number of Hostels for Boys and Girls and students intake capacity

is as shown below.


1 Boys 199 9738

2 Girls 14 614

Total 213 10352

Description: The hostels run by the private voluntary organizations are recognized and

grant in aid given recognition and GIA by the Govt. of Karnataka only if it is subject to the

rules of recognition and payment of GIA to Backward Classes hostels cording to Govt. orderNo.SWL179/BMS.85 Dated:15.7.88 the rules are given below .

1. The management of The hostel should be a resisted body .

2.The management should have obtained prior permission from concerned Chief Executive

Officer, Zilla panchayath for starting the hostel with an intension of obtaining recognitionand grant in aid from the Department.

3.The Management should have successfully run the hostel for a period of at least 2 yearsout of its own funds.

4.The management should provide boarding and lodging facilities by Free of cost and no Feeor donation collected from the parents / Students. The hostel should be housed in a building

located in a convenient place (proximity to schools) and with all basic amenities.

5. Accommodation provided to each inmate for study and sleeping should not be less than40 Square feet in addition to kitchen, dining hall etc.

6.Provision for a minimum medical facilities and first aid kit is provided as per the Govt.specification

7.Provision for indoor and out door games .

8.Adequate staff is appointed to run the hostel

9.75% of the seats shall be reserved for the students belonging to Backward Classes andthe remaining 25% of the seats are to be filled among the SC/ST

10.Sufficient food is provided to the boarders as per the menu chart


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11.The minimum strength of the hostel must be for 25 boarders

Department is giving GIA of Rs.350/- per month per boarder towards foods charges for 10months

Eligibility: The Backward Classes students studying in Pre-Metric Courses viz studying in

5th Std to 10th Std. etc who are coming from beound radius of 8 K.M distance The Studentsare selected by the Taluk level hostels selection committee.

Documents Required: Caste and Income Certificate, Marks Card

Whom to Approach The District officer for Backward Classes at the Distinct level or the

Executive officer of the Taluk at the Taluk level .

Time Schedule During the 2nd week of May applications will be invited for admission to the

hostels

Authorities to be approached in case of Delay: At the Taluk level, Executive officer ofTaluk Panchayat and the District officer for Backward Classes at the District level or The

Chief Executive officer of the Zilla panachayath of the District.

GRANT-IN-AID TO POST-METRIC HOSTELS

Introduction The Department of Backward Classes is giving grant-in-aid for maintaining 10

Post-Metric private hostels in the State. As the Government Grant-in-aid given towardsboarding expenses, the management of the hostel is supposed to bear the other expenses

such as Salary of the staff, rent, water and electricity charges etc., The Number of Hostels

for Boys and their sanctioned strength in shown below


1 Boys 10 250

Total 10 250

Description The private post-matric hostels run by the voluntary organizations will be

given recognition subject to certain conditions as prescribed in the rules of recognition and

payment of GIA to Backward Classes hostels according to Govt. orderNo.SW/103/BMS.2002 Dated:30.8.2002. They are-

1. The management of The hostel should be a registered body .

2. The management intended to seek recognition of the hostel from Government shouldobtain prior permission from concerned Deputy Commissioner and start the hostel.

3. The Management should have successfully run the hostel for a period of at least 2 yearsout of its own funds.


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4. The management should provide boarding and lodging facilities by Free of cost and no

Fee or donation collected from the parents / Students. The hostel building should have asuitable location and proximity to schools and must have all basic amenities

5. Accommodation in the hostel i.e. lodging space should not be less than 40 Square feetper boarder in addition to kitchen, dining hall etc.

6. Provision for minimum medical facilities and first aid kit is provided as per the Govt.specification

7. Provision for indoor and out door games .

8. Adequate staff is appointed to run the hostel

9. The admission to the hostel shall be made in the ratio of reservation as shown below.

Cat-I 20

Cat-IIA 25

Cat-IIB 20

Cat-IIIA 20

Cat-IIIB 15

10. Sufficient and wholesome food is provided to the boarders as per the menu chart

11. the minimum strength of the hostel must be for 25 boardersDepartment is giving GIA of

Rs.450/- per month per boarder towards food charges for 10 months

Eligibility GIA is Admissible in respect of Boys and Girls in studying in Colleges . Students

belonging to Backward Classes subject to production of such certificates issued by theTahasidar or any other officer authorized by the Government from time to time (Admissionof students to grant-in-aid hostels shall be made by the District selection Committee)

Documents Required Caste/Income Certificate, Marks Card of the previous year Certificatefrom the head of institution to the effect that the candidate is studying in the college.

Whom to Approach The District officer for Backward Classes at the Distinct level or the

Deputy Commissioner of District . .

Time Schedule During the 2nd week of July/Aug applications will be invited for admission to

the hostels

Authorities to be approached in case of Delay: At the District level, District Officer forBackward Classes or the Deputy Commissioner of the District .


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GRANT-IN-AID ORPHANAGES

Introduction The Department of Backward Classes is giving grant-in-aid for maintaining 59

private recognised Orphanages run by the voluntary agencies in the State. In addition toGrant in aid for boarding charges . In addition to the expenses towards the salary of thestaff, building rent, water and electricity etc are to be borne by the management of the

hostel. The Number of Orphanages for Boys and Girls and their sanctioned strength is asshown below

Sl-No Boys/GirlsNo. ofOrphanages

No. of Students

1 Boys 58 8086

2 Girls 1 68

Total 59 8154

Description The Private orphanages will be given recognition if they desire so and fulfill

the following conditions as prescribed in the Government Order No.SWL179/BMS.78Dated:10.12.1982.

1. The management of The Orphanages should be a registered body .

2. The Management should have successfully run the Orphanages

3. The management should provide boarding and lodging facilities by Free of cost and noFee or donation collected from the parents / Guardians. The building should have a suitable

location and proximity to schools and must have all basic amenities

4. Provision for minimum medical facilities and first aid kit is provided as per the Govt.specification

5. Provision for indoor and out door games .

6. Adequate staff is appointed to run the Orphanages

7. Sufficient and wholesome food is provided to the boarders as per the menu chart

Department is giving GIA of Rs.150/- per month per boarder towards food charges for 10

monthsEligibilityGIA is admissible for students studying from 1st std to 10th std .

Documents Required Caste / Income Certificate, Marks Card

Whom to Approach The District officer for Backward Classes at the Distinct level or theExecutive officer of the Taluk Panchayath at the Taluk level .


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Time Schedule During the 2nd week of May application will be invited for admission to theOrphanages.

Authorities to be approached in case of Delay: At the Taluk level Executive officer of

the Taluk Panchayat are the District officer for Backward Classes at the District level or TheChief Executive officer of the Zilla panachayath of the District


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TRAINING PROGRAMME

Pre-Examination Training Tailoring Training Centres

Payment Of Stipend To LAW Graduates Identification of Coaching Institutions

PRE-EXAMINATION TRAINING FOR COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS

The Government has approved rules for pre-examination training for competitiveExaminations like IAS, IPS etc. vide its letter No.BCM/ SB-1/ Cr-15:96-97 Dated

:13.05.1997.

As per the Govt. order no. SWD 234 BMS 95. Dated: 24.10.1997, The Govt. gave

administrative approval to import pre-coaching training for competitive Examination for 10candidates through reputed institutions of the state and provided Rs.5.00 lakhs under thehead of account 2225-03-277-2-08 during the year 1997-98.

Subsequently the Govt. in its order vide No.SWD 117 BMS 99 dated : 21.09.1999 hasincreased the number of candidates for pre-examination from 10 to 20.

As per the scheme the pre-examination training is given through reputed institutions of thestate to the candidates belonging to Backward classes who take examinations likeIAS/IPS/KAS/KES etc. conducted by UPSC or KPSC.

Eligibility:

1. The candidates should belong to Backward Classes as notified by the Government fromtime to time

2. He must be eligible in age and qualification for taking such competitive examinationconducted by UPSC/KPSC.

3. He must have not less than 55% of total marks of the Degree/Masters Degree prescribedfor such competitive examinations.

4. He should be resident of Karnataka.

5. He should not be in service, Government or private.

6. He should not be in receipt of any stipend other than the stipend given in this scheme.

7. He should not be studying any higher Education in any college.

8. He should not be a repeater.

9. Annual income of the parents/ Guardian of the candidate should not exceed Rs.22,000.
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Time schedule:- The application in prescribed form for the training will be called during

June of every year by giving publicity in the leading state Newspapers/AIR/Doordarshan.

The candidates who fulfill the above eligibility criteria will be selected on the basis of writtenTest and Interview.

Whom to approach: Directorate /Dist. Officer of concerned District.

Facilities:

The candidates will be given stipend @ Rs.500 per month per candidate residing in

Bangalore and @Rs.1000 per month per candidate residing outside Bangalore., for 4 to 5

months during the pre-Examination training for Preliminary Examination and for 3 to 4months during the pre-examination training for Main examination and 4 to 6 monthstraining for viva -vice. This stipend is given on the basis of attendance. The candidates

whose attendance for the training is 100 % will get full stipend and those whose attendanceis below 75% will get nothing.

Payment of training fee to the Institutions

The Institution should send the list of candidates sponsored and such other details as maybe required.

Training fee prescribed by the Govt. from time to time will be paid to such Institution in twoinstallments one at beginning of such training programme and the other after such trainingis over.

IDENTIFICATION OF COACHING INSTITUTE

For pre-examination training for Backward Classes, Coaching institutions should fulfill thefollowing important conditions;

i). It must have good library, teaching staff, available accommodation.

ii). It must have good record of results of last 15 years.

The proposal of the institution satisfying the above condition will be sent to the Government

with a recommendation. After approval from the Government, the candidates will besponsored to such institutions for five years and will be renewed on the basis of goodprogress in term of results.


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PAYMENT OF STIPEND TO LAW GRADUATES

Introduction:

This scheme is being implemented with a view to impart four years training to fresh law

graduates in-judiciary. The scheme is envisaged especially for the candidates belonging to

category-I of Backward Classes. However the candidates belonging to other categories ofBackward Classes will also be selected for the training, if sufficient applications from Cat-I

candidates are not received/ the performance of the candidates belonging to Cat.-I is not

satisfactory or if other conditions are not fulfilled. The candidates shall be selected for thetraining through the selection committee constituted under the chairmanship of the Deputy

Commissioner in every district. Totally 59 candidates shall be selected for training every

year throughout the state. These selected candidates shall be attached to the District PublicProsecutor/ Govt. Advocate /any Senior Advocate having a vast professional experience ofnot less than 20 years. Every trainee during the period of 4 year training will be paid

stipend of Rs.1000/-pm.

Procedure:

1) Notification calling for applications will be published in the Gazettee and in the local Newspapers. Also it will be displayed on the Notice Board of the Office of Deputy Commissioner,DOBCM, ZP and District BAR Association of the concerned district.

2) The candidates shall obtain the prescribed application form from the office of the DistrictOfficer for BCM of the District, where the candidate intends to undergo training. The duly

filled in application enclosing the required documents should be submitted to the DO BCMwithin the last date fixed as shown in the notification.

Eligibility:

a) The candidates should belong to any of the category of Backward Classes as classifiedvide G.O. dt: 30.3.2002.

b) The candidates should have passed the Law degree examination within a period of two

years prior to the last date fixed for receipt of applications and must have enrolled as amember in the Bar Council.

c) The annual income of the parents/Guardians in respect of the candidates belonging to Cat

-IIA, IIB, IIIA & IIIB of BCs should not exceed Rs.15000/- pa. However no income limit isfixed for the candidates belonging to Cat.I of Backward Classes.

d) The maximum age limit of the candidates belonging to Cat.I of BCs 31 years as on the

last date fixed for receipting applications and 30 years for the candidates belonging to othercategories of Backward Classes.

e) Selected candidates shall not discontinue the training in the middle except for the reason

of securing an appointment in Central/State Government. If for the other reasons thetraining is discontinued, stipend paid till that date shall be recovered along with a penalinterest of 10% per annum apart from initiating legal action against such candidates.


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Documents required:

1) Caste/Income Certificates issued by the Tahasildars of native district.

2) Copies of the marks card/certificates of passing the law degree examination andenrolment as a member in the bar council.

Whom to approach : D.O Backward Classes and Minorities of the respective districts.

Time Schedule :Notification showing the last dates fixed for issue of applications/receipt of duly filled in applications and other details will be published in the Gazettee and

local news papers". Also notification shall be displayed on the notice board of the office of

the District Commissioner's , District Officer, BCM of the concerned districts and District BARAssociation.

Whom to approach in case of delay :

District officer Backward Classes and Minorities of the respective districts.

Tailoring Training Centres

Introduction:The Department of Backward Classes and Minorities is maintaining 48Tailoring Training Centres through out the State, to benefit poor and destitute women andwidows belonging to Backward Classes through imparting training to these women inTailoring, so as to enable them to earn their livelihood by way of self employment. The

duration of the training is one year, during which every trainee will be paid a stipend of

Rs.300/-pm. The department will supply the raw materials and other accessories requiredfor the training. Examination will be conducted at the end of the training and each candidate

who get through in this examination will be provided with a certificate and a Sewing

Machine at free of cost by the department. Candidate who aspire to undergo this trainingshall obtain the prescribed application form from the Backward Classes E.O at Talukpanchayath Office in the concerned taluk and return the duly filled in application along withthe necessary documents to the B.Cs, E.O. within the stipulated time.

Procedure:

1) Notification calling for applications shall be published in the local newspapers and shall be

displayed on the notice boards of the Office of the DOBCM of concerned district and TPsoffice of concerned.

2) In each tailoring training centers, 20 lady candidates will be selected for training as per

the ratio prescribed by the Government through the selection committee constituted atconcerned taluk level.

Eligibility:

1) The candidates should belong to either of the categories of Backward Classes asenumerated in Government Order dt:30.3.2002


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2) The annual income of the parents/guardian of the candidates should not exceed

Rs.15,000/- p.a. (However no income limit is fixed for the candidates belonging to cat-I ofBackward Classes).

3) The minimum educational qualification is 7th Standard.

4) The candidate should be within the age limit of ...... as Yrs. as on .

Documents required:

1) Caste/Income certificate issued by the tahasildar of the respective taluks

2) Copy of the Marks card in support of the educational qualification

3) Copy of the transfer certificate in proof of age.

Whom to approach:

1) The District Officer for Backward Classes and Minorities

2) The Executive Officer, TPS of the respective tq.

3) The BCEO of TPS in respective tq

Time Schedule:

Notification showing the last date fixed for the issue of application and receipt of duly filledin application will be published in the local news paper and also displayed on the noticeboards of the DOBCM of the concerned district and EO TPS of concerned taluks.

Authorities to be approached in case of delay.

1) DOBCM of the concerned dist

2) EO TPS of the concerned tq

3) BCEO of TPS of the concerned tq.


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SOCIO DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

BELLA BELAKU

Remote and inaccessible villages by the most Backward Classes families of Cat-I and livingin unhygienic conditions without basic amenities like housing drinking water, electricity,

sanitation etc. will be selected for comprehensive development at a maximum are asfollows.

1. Villages with 50 to 60 families of Cat-I living in huts will

be chosen for a comprehensive development, throughDistrict level committee, headed by the deputyCommissioner of the concerned District.

2. A maximum 60 families will be covered for individualbenefits.

3. Ashraya model house at a cost of Rs.20,000 per house.

4. Miniwater supply at a cost of Rs.2.75 lakhs per village.

5. Sanitation at a cost of not more than 3.00 lakhs pervillage.

6. Community hall at a cost of Rs.1.00 lakhs

7.Electrification and approach road for every selected village.

8.This scheme is implemented through a committee under the Chairmanship of DeputyCommissioner and Chief Executive Officer of Zillla Panchayat, and Executive Engineer are

the members of the said committee and the District Officer for Backward Classes andMinorities of the concerned District is the Member Secretary.

Whom to approach: Contact District Officer, Backward Classes and Minorities of theconcerned District for further details.


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GUIDANCE BUREAU

Introduction Brief Description Centrally sponsored

scheme

Caste list category - I, IIA

Category IIIA, IIIB Creamy Layer

INTRODUCTION

Following are the Guidance Bureau Schemes of Backward Classes Department.

1. Reservation in Education under Article 15(4) and in employment under Article 16(4) ofthe Constitution of India ; and claiming of Reservation Benefit by the candidate.

2. Pre-examination Training for Competitive Examination.

3. Centrally sponsored scheme of coaching and allied assistance for weaker sections

including Other Backward Classes.

BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OF RESERVATION CRITERIA

1(a). Reservation in Education for Backward Classes under

Article 15(4) of the Constitution of India

As per the Karnataka Scheduled Castes, Schedule Tribes and Other BackwardClasses(Reservation of Appointments etc.) Act 1990 and its Rules 1992, and other Rules

made there under, while making admissions to a course of study in a University establishedor deemed to be established by or under any law of the State Legislature or an educationalinstitution established or maintained or aided by the State Government, there shall be made

reservation for the persons belonging to Other Backward Classes as notified and to suchextent and in such manner as may be prescribed from time to time in the order made bythe Government under Article 15(4) of the Constitution of India.

1(b). Reservation in Employment for Backward Classes under

Article 16(4) of the Constitution of India

As per the Karnataka Scheduled Casts, Schedule tribes and Other Backward Classes

(Reservation of Appointments etc.) Act 1990 and its Rules 1992 and Other Rules madethereunder every Appointing Authority empowered to make appointment to any office incivil service or post of the State of Karnataka including service or post in the establishmentin public sector shall reserve for the members of Other Backward Classes as notified and to

such extent and in such manner as may be prescribed from time to time in the order madeby the Government under Article 16(4) of the Constitution of India.
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Establishment in public sector means:-

(i).A co-operative society registered or deemed to have been

registered under the Karnataka Co-operative societies Act, 1959

(ii) An educational institution established or maintained or aided

by the State Government

(iii). A Government Company within the meaning of section 617 of

the Companies Act,1956.

(iv).A local authority

(v).A statutory body or corporation established by or under a State or Central Act, owned orcontrolled by the State Government.

(vi). A university established or deemed to have been established by or under any law ofthe State Legislature.

All appointments made in contravention of the provisions of the Act and Rules shall beviolable.

Penalty:If any Appointing Authority makes an appointment or any authority makingadmission to a course of study in a University or Educational Institution makes admission in

contravention of the provision of this Act or rules made thereunder, he shall be punishablewith fine which may extended up to Rs.1000 and imprisonment not exceeding six months.

Provided that nothing contained in this section shall apply in relation to appointment to any

service or post of which Appointing Authority is the Governor.

Maintenance Of Records And Submission Of Annual Reports:-

Every Appointing Authority or Admission Authority shall maintain such records and shallfurnish to the state Government an annual report in such form and in such manner, as maybe prescribed.

The Admission Authority should submit annual report in respect of Backward classes in Form

No.7.

The Appointment Authority should submit annual report in respect of Backward classes in

Form No.5.

The Authority to take action for contravention of different provisions of the Act and Rule is

the Director of Backward Classes Department or the Officers authorized by him in respect ofOther Backward Classes.


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Clarifying Benefit Of Reservation: As per the Act & Rules, any candidate or his parent orguardian belonging to Other Backward Classes notified by the State Government from timeto time, shall, in order to claim benefit of reservation, either for appointment to any service

or post or for admission to any course of study in University or any Educational Institution,produce a Caste Certificate or Income and Caste Certificate as may be applicable, issuedby the Tahsildar in such form and in such manner as may be prescribed. The Validity of

Caste Certificate or Income and Caste Certificate issued by the Tahsildar is for a period offive years.

For appointment Validity Certificate issued by the Caste Verification Committee or Caste

and Income Verification committee is may be applicable, is necessary.

Application forms to be submitted to Tahasildar for Caste Certificate by Category Icandidates shall be in Form B or for Income and Caste Certificate by Category IIA, IIB, IIIA,IIIB candidates shall be in form C.

Tahasildar issues Caste Certificate to persons belonging to Category I in Form D or issuesIncome and Caste Certificate to persons belonging to Category IIA, IIB, IIIA and IIIB in

form F.

For Validity Certificate, candidates belonging to Cat I, IIA, IIB, IIIA, & IIIB should submit anapplication in Form I.

Prosecution for Obtaining false Caste Certificate: The Directorate of Civil RightsEnforcement shall take steps to prosecute such claimant who has obtained false Caste

Certificate.

Centrally sponsored scheme of Coaching and allied assistance for weaker sectionsincluding Other Backward Classes

Under this scheme Non-Governmental Organisations(NGOs) conducting welfaretraining(except Tailoring ,cutting, typing &shorthand) conducting welfare Training

programmes to Other Backward Classes may send proposals for Central - Aid. Suchproposals may also include proposals relating to pre-examination training to Other backwardClasses.

An advertisement in leading state level News paper is given during January every yearinviting proposals for next Financial year.

Proposals which are received through Deputy commissioner with a recommendations for

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GOVERNMENT ORDER NO.SWD 225 BCA 2000 DT:30TH MARCH 2002

Annexure-I

CATEGORY-I

1 Agamudi

2 a) Ambalakaran

b) Ambalakarma

c) Mutrasi

d) Mutracha

3 Baggaru

4 Bavandhi

5 a) Bavaji

b) Atitc) Bairagi

d) Bavani

e) Byragi

f) Daurigosayi

g) Davari

h) Gosayi

i) Gusai

j) Helava

k) Helova

l) Holevam) Nandiwala

n) Pichigunta

o) Pichguntala

p) Pichiguntala

q) Bava

r) Byaragi

6 a) Bestha

b) Ambiga/Ambi

c) Barki/Barika

d) Besthare) Bhoyi

f) Rajabhoi

g) Bunde-Besthar

h) Daalji

i) Daavat

j) Gabit


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k) Galadakonkani

l) Gangemakkalu

m) Gangakula

n) Gangamatha

o) Gangamathastha

p) Gangaputraq) Gowrimatha

r) Bunde-Bestha/Gunde bestha

s) Harakanthra

t) Jalagara

u) Kabbera/Kabber

v) Kabbaliga

w) Kabbili

x) Kahar

y) Kharvi/Konkan Kharvi

z) Koliaa) Kolimahadev

ab) Maddar

ac) Meenagar

ad) Mogaveera

ae) Moger

af) Mukkavan

ag) Parivara

ah) Siviyar

ai) Sunagara

aj) Thoreyaak) Pagi

7 a) Bhamta

b) Bhompta

c) Paradeshi-Bhampta

d) Takari

e) Bhomptra

f) Uchillian

8 Bhatraju

9 a) Bogad

b) Begadic) Bagali

d) Bogadi

10 a) Budubuduki

b) Bududki

c) Chhetri

d) Devari

e) Garadi


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f) Giddidki

g) Joshi

h) Kichagara

i) Killikyata

j) Modiga

k) Pansal) Panasa

m) Pingale

n) Sadajoshi

o) Budbudkala

11 Chunchar

12 a) Dasari

b) Dasaru

c) Chakravadya-Dasa

d) Dang-Dasar

e) Dombi-Dasaru13 a) Devadasi

b) Basavi

c) Bhavin

d) Bogam

e) Ganika

f) Kalavant

g) Nat

h) Natuva

i) Patramela

14 a) Ghisadeb) Ghisadi

15 a) Goniga Mane

b) 24 Mane Telugu Shetty

c) Goni Chetty

d) Sadusetty

e) Salaparu

16 a) Gurav

b) Tamballa

c) Tambli

17 Gurkha18 a) Halawakki Wakkal

b) Halawakki Vakkal

c) Atte Vokkalu

d) Gam Gawada

e) Gam Vokkal

f) Grama Vokkalu

g) Halakki Vokkalu


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h) Kare Vokkalu

i) Kunchavakkal

j) Shilwakkal

k) Vakkal

l) Gavada

m) Gam Gawdan) Gram Vakkal

19 a) Hawadiga

b) Hawgar

c) Howgar

20 a) Jangala

b) Telgu Jangama

c) Pakanathi Jangama

21 a) Jogi

b) Brahma Kapali

c) Jogard) Jogtin

e) Kapali

f) Raval

g) Ravalia

h) Sanjogi

i) Sanyasi

j) Joger

k) Natha Panthi

22 a) Kanjirbhat

b) Kanjar

c) Khanjar Bhat

23 a) Kashikapadi

b) Kashikapdi

c) Tirumali

24 a) Katabar

b) Katabu

25 a) Katik

b) Aray

c) Are Kasai

d) Ari Katikelu

e) Kalal Khatikf) Kasab

g) Kasai

h) Maratti

i) Suryavamsha Kshatriya

26 Kodagu Kapala

27 a) Kolari


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b) Kalayiri

c) Koleri

28 a) Kolla

b) Kollala

29 a) Kotari

b) Kotaryc) Kottary

d) Kottari

30 Kudubi

31 Kumbri Marati(Uttara Kannada)

32 a) Kunbi

b) Kulwadi

c) Kanbi

33 a) Kurma

b) Kurmi

34 a) Ladaru/Ladara/Ladarb) Lad/Kshatriya Lad/Sugandhi Lad

c) Yelegal

35 Malaya

36 a) Medara

b) Batter

c) Burned

d) Gauriga

e) Gouriga

f) Gowri

g) Gowrimarathah) Gowriga

i) Medari

j) Burud

37 Mudhar

38 Nairi/Nairy

39 Otari

40 Pamlor

41 a) Pangual

b) Pangusal

42 Panika43 a) Raya Rawath

b) Ravat

44 Reinudas

45 Sansia

46 Satarkar

47 Siddi

48 a) Sikkaligara


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b) Shikalgar

c) Shikkaligar

49 a) Somavamsha Arya Kshatriya

b) Chitara

c) Chitragar

d) Digwane) Jeeragara

f) Najabund

g) Nalabund

h) Tambat

50 Takankar

51 a) Tewar

b) Kalari

c) Kallar

d) Maravar

52 a) Tilarib) Tirali

53 a) Uppara

b) Beldar

c) Chunar

d) Gavadi

e) Goundi

f) Kallu Kutiga Uppara

g) Lonari

h) Melu Sakkereyavaru

i) Melusakkarej) Namada Uppara

k) Padit/padti

l) Padithi

m) Sagara

n) Sunnagara

o) Sunna Uppara

p) Uppaliga

q) Uppaliga Shetty

r) Uppaliyan

s) Uppera

t) Yakalara

u) Yekkali

54 Vasudev

56 a) Veer

b) Veeramasti

c) Vir

57 Yeralu


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58 a) Yerkala

b) Erakala

c) Kaikadi

d) Koragar

e) Kormasetty

f) Kunchig) Korwari

h) Yerukala

59 a) Bailpatar

b) Bailapatar

c) Bilapatar

60 a) Bajania

b) Bajenia

61 a) Balasanthoshi

62 Bazigar

63 Deria64 a) Bhardi

b) Bhargi

65 a) Chara

b) Chhar

c) Chhara

66 a) Chapper Band(Muslim)

b) Chapper Banda

67 Chitrakathijoshi

68 Darvesu

69 Dholi70 a) Durgamurga

b) Burburcha

71 a) Modikara

b) Modikar

72 a) Gondali

b) Ghondali

c) Gondaliga

d) Gondhali

e) Gondhalli

73 Vagri74 a) Javeri

b) Jawari

75 Johari

76 a) Kamatti

b) Kaman

77 a) Kanjari


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b) Kanjir

78 a) Kalkari, Kelkari

b) Khelkari

79 a) Kolhati

b) Kolhatigi

80 Masania Yogi81 Full Mali

82 Saranta

83 a) Sarordi

b) Saroda

84 Vadi

85 Bedaru

86 a) Golla

b) Yadav

c) Asthanagolla

d) Yadavae) Adavigolla

f) Gopala

g) Gopali

h) Gouli

i) Gauli

j) Gavali

k) Gavli

l) Anubaru

m) Atanabaru

n) Hanabar

o) Kavadi

p) Kolayan

q) Konar

r) Konnur

s) Krishna Gavali

t) Krishna Golla

u) Maniyani

v) Urali

w) Telugu Gowda (Chickamagalur & HassanDists)

87 a) Banjarib) Brinjari

c) Vanjara

d) Wanjari

e) Lambaid

f) Gore or Goria

88 a) Bendar


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b) Berad

c) Boya

d) Naikamakkalu

e) Naikwadi

f) Palegar

g) Remoshih) Talawara/Talwar Boys

i) Valmikimakkalu

j) Vedan

k) Parivara Nayaka

l) Myasa Nayaka

m) Urs Nayaka

n) Byada

o) Haranshikari

p) Chigari Betagar

q) Vaghrir) Wagiri

s) Nirshikari

t) Bargi

u) Baori

v) Phasachari

w) Hirshikari

89 Daveri

90 a) Garudi

b) Garudiga

c) Garadiga91 Paradhis

92 a) Girini waddar

b) Tudug Woddar

c) Kallu Vaddar

d) Mannu Voddar

e) Bhandi Voddar

93 a) Bhoi

b) Boyi

c) Harikanthra

d) Khariae) Bovi

94 a) Pinjara

b) Pinjari

c) Nadaf

d) Ladaf

e) Dudekula

f) Mansoori


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g) Mansuri

95 S.C Converts to Christianity

Category-II(A)

1 a) Agasa

b) Chakala

c) Dhobid) Madivala

e) Mannan

f) Parit

g) Rajaka

h) Sakala

i) Vannan

j) Velluthedan

k) Sakajavadu

2 Banna (Kodagu District)

3 a) Devadigab) Devali

c) Moyili

d) Padiar

e) Seregara

f) Servegar

g) Sheregar

h) Suplig

4 a) Idiga

b) Bandhari

c) Belchad

d) Billava

e) Poojari

f) Deevar

g) Hala Kshatriya

h) Desha Bhandari

i) Devar

j) Devaramakkalu/Divara Makkalu

k) Ediga

l) Eliga

m) Ezhava

n) Gamalla

o) Goundla

p) Halepaikaru

q) Hale Paik

r) Illavan

s) Kalal

t) Malayali Billava


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u) Nadar

v) Namadhari

w) Thiyan/Thiyya

x) Iliga

y) Goondla

z) Tiyan/Thiyyan5 Kodagu Heggade(Kodagu Dist)

6 a) Kumbara

b) Chakrasali

c) Gunaga

d) Ganagi

e) Koyava

f) Kula

g) Kulala

h) Kumbar

i) Kumbardj) Kummara

k) Kusavan

l) Moolya

m) Sajjan Kumbara

n) Khumara

o) Kumbhar

p) Khumbhar

q) Kulalar

7 a) Kuruba

b) Bharwadc) Dhanagar

d) Goraya

e) Halumatha

f) Kurab

g) Kuruban

h) Kurumba

i) Kurub

j) Kurumban

8 a) Nayinda

b) Pariyala (Dakshina Kannada & Udupi)c) Ambattan

d) Bajanthri

e) Bandari

f) Chouriya

g) Hadapada

h) Hajama

i) Kavutian


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j) Kelasi

k) Kshaurika

l) Kshowrad

m) Mahale

n) Mangala

o) Melagarap) Nadiga

q) Naptiha

r) Navalig

s) Navi

t) Nayanaja Kshatriya

u) Nhavi

v) Vajantri (Uttara Kannada District)

w) Savitha

x) Nayanaja Kshatri

y) Nadigz) Kshowrik

aa) Kshowrika

9 Buddhists

10 a) Tigala

b) Agni Vamsha Kshatriya

c) Agnivanni

d) Agnikula Kshatriya

e) Dharmaraja Kapu

f) Palli

g) Shambhukula Kshatriyah) Thigala

i) Vanniar

j) Vannikula Kshatriya

k) Tigler

l) Kurovan

11 a) Viswakarma

b) Achari

c) Akkasale

d) Ausala

e) Badigarf) Badiwadla

g) Bailapatar

h) Bailu Akkasali

i) Balilu Kammara

j) Bogara

k) Chaptegar


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l) Charodi

m) Konkani Achar

n) Daivagnya Brahmin

o) Gejjigara

p) Kambar

q) Kammalanr) Kammara

s) Kamsala

t) Kamsan

u) Kanchagar

v) Kanchora

w) Kanchori

x) Kanchugara

y) Kansar

z) Kasar

aa) Luharab) Mesta

ac) Panchal

ad) Pattar

ae) Silpi

af) Sohagar

ag) Sonar

ah) Sony

ai) Sutar

aj) Tacehan

ak) Viswa Brahminal) Thattan

am) Aksali

an) Kamasal

ao) Badagi

12 a) Aghori

b) Karakarmunda

13 Agnani

14 Ambalavasi

15 Anduran

16 a) Atarib) Athari

17 Bahurupi

18 Bakadra

19 a) Bathal

b) Battal

c) Batter

20 Bawtar


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21 a) Bhaat

b) Bohret

22 Binapatta

23 Bingi

24 a) Bagadi

b) Bagaadic) Bagdi

25 a) Chaliyan

b) Teruvan

c) Challiya

26 Chamboti

27 Chambukutti

28 Mestha

29 Jingar

30 a) Ghadi

b) Gadigac) Gunagi

31 a) Ghadsi

b) Ghadshi

32 Pingle

33 a) Gosavi

b) Gosain

34 a) Gujar

b) Guzar

35 a) Gurava

b) Gurou

36 a) Gabbitb) Gapit

c) Gaabit

d) Daalija

37 Handevazir

38 Handervut

39 Honniyar

40 a) Hoovadiga

b) Hugar

c) Hoogar

d) Maalgare) Mali

f) Phool mali

g) Phul mali

h) Phulari

i) Phoolari

j) Jeer


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41 Kadu Konkani

42 Karikudumbi

43 Karuva

44 a) Khatik

b) Katuka

c) Katuga45 Bogar

46 Kasbin

47 a) Kolayiri

b) Kolyiri

48 a) Kanisan

b) Balyaya (Dakshina Kannda & Udupi Dist)

c) Kaniyar

d) Kaniyaru

e) Kaniya

f) Kaniyan (Other than Kollegal Tq of Mysore Dist).g) Kanyan

49 Kutuma

50 Marta

51 a) Marayan

b) Maravan

52 Murrari

53 a) Nadora

b) Uppu Nadar/ Upa Nador

c) Torke Nador

d) Nador

e) Nadavar

f) Nadava

g) Uppunador/Upa Nadavar

54 Nalki

55 Osthan

56 a) Pandaram

b) Pandar

c) Pandara

57 Panaba

58 Pannekara Konkani

59 Patra

60 Pichati

61 Pullavan

62 a) Rajapuri

b) Rajpur

c) Balavallikar

63 Saniyaar


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64 Shanan

65 a) Sudir

b) Sudra

c) Kulwadi Marati

66) Sutsali

67) Tachayiri68) Tilvi

69) a) Gavandi

b) Govandi

70) Vettuvan

71) a) Yeklar

b) Yaklar

c) Egalika

72 a) Gatti / Gattiyavaru

b) Poledava / Poladavaru

73 Gudigara74 a) Darji

b) Bhavasar Kshatriya

c) Chippi

d) Chippiga

e) Simpi

f) Shimpi

g) Sai

h) Miral

i) Rangari

j) Rangrez

k) Nilari

l) Namdev

m) Namdev Simpi

n) Rangare

o) Neelagar

75 a) Devanga

b) Devang

c) Koshti

d) Hutgar/Hutkar

e) Jed

f) Winkar

g) Julohi

h) Hulkar

i) Hatagar

76 a) Neygi

b) Kuruhina Setty

c) kurni


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d) Bill Magga

e) Thogata / Thogataru / Thogatiga/ Thogataveera / Thogatagera/ Thogataveera Kshatriya / Thogaja Pushpanjali

f) Soniga

g) Jam Khana

h) Ayirii) Avir

j) Sale / Patta Sale

k) Padma Sale / Padma Shali / Padma Sali

l) Sale / Pattasali

m) Kaikolan / Sengundhar

n) Neikar

o) Jadar

p) Jandra

q) Swakula Sali / Swakula Sale

77 a) Pattegarb) Patvekari

c) Pattegar

d) Somavamsha Sahasrarjuna Kshatriya

78 a) Ganiga

b) Teli

c) Gandla

d) Vaniyan

e) Jyothi Nagara / Jyothi Nagara Vysya

79 Amma Kodava

80 Anappan

81 Rajaput

82 a) Andi

b) Andipandaram

83 Baandhi

84 a) Bolahallala

b) Ballala

85 a) Bhatial

b) Bhattia

86 Chakkan

87 Dogra

88 Gulli89 Hindu Sadru / Sadaru / Sadumata / Sadkula / Sadar / Sadu

Gowda / Sadu Gowdar/ Sadara / Sadari / Sadara Gowda

90 a) Jetti / Jatti

b) Mallaru Malla Kshatriya

c) Mushtiga

91 A Kalavanthi


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B Bhogam / Teluga

92 A Kanakan

B Kanakar

C Karunika

93 a) Kotegara

b) Koteyarc) Kothati

d) Kottegara

e) Kotteyara

f) Kumara Kshatriya

g) Kumara Panth / komarpant / Komarpaik

h) Rama Kshatriya

i) Rama Raj Kshatriya

j) Serugara (North Kanara)

k) Servgar (South Kanara)

l) Kote Kshatriya94 Kshatriya / Kshatri

95 Malawa

96 Maleya

97 Aryan

98 a) Raju Kshatriya

b) Raju Raju

c) Rajuwar / Rajavar / Rachevar

99 Somavamsha Kshatriya

100 Stanika

101 a) Tulub) Tuluva

102 Ushtama (Dharwar, Belgaum, Bijapur, Gadag Dist)


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CATEGORY II (B)

Name of the Caste1.Muslim

CATEGORY-III(A)

SL.NO. NAME OF THE CASTE

1 a) Vokkaliga

b) Vakkaliga

c) Sarpa Vokkaliga

d) Hallikar Vokkaliga

e) Namdhari Vokkaliga

f) Gangadkar Vokkaliga

g) Das Vokkaliga

h) Reddy Vokkaligai) Marasu Vokkaliga

j) Reddy

k) Hallikar

l) Kunchitiga

m) Gouda/Gowda

n) Kapu

o) Heggade

p) Kamma

q) Reddy

r) Gownders) Namadhari Gowda

t) Uppina Kolaga / Uttama Kolaga

2 Kodagaru

3 a) Balija

b) Balajiga / Banajiga / Gowda Banajiga

c) Naidu

d) Telaga Balija / Telaga Banajiga

e) Setty Balija / Setty Banajiga / Banajiga Setty

f) Dasara Balija / Dasara Balajiga / Dasara Banajiga / DasaBanajiga

g) Kasban

h) Munnur / Munnar / Munnur Kapu

i) Balegara / Bale Banajiga / Bale Balajiga / Bale Chetty / Banagara

j) Reddy (Balija )

k) Janappan

l) Uppar (Balija)

m) Tuleru (Balija)


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Category iii (B)

SL.NO. NAME OF THE CASTE

1 a) Veerashaiva Lingayath

b) Lingayath Sub-groups of Helava, Ambiga, Bhoyi, Gangamatha,Sunagara, Agasa, Madivala, Kumbara, Kuruba, Bajanthri,Bandari, Hadapada, Kshaurika, Navalig, Navi, Akkasale,Badigar, Kammera, Kamsala, Panchal, Medara, Uppara, Gowli

2 a) Maratha, Marata

b) Are Kshatri, Are Maratha, Arya Maratha

c) Arya, Aryaru

d) Konkan Maratha

e) Kshatriya Maratha

f) Kulavadi

3 Christian

4 a) Bunt / Bant

b) Parivara Bant

5 Jains (Digambaras)

6 a) Satani

b) Chattada Srivaishnava / Chattada Vaishnava / SattadaVaishnava / Sattada Srivasihnava

c) Kadri Vaishnava

d) Sameraya

e) Sattadavalf) Sattadavan

g) Vaishnava


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ANNEXURE-II TO G.O. NO.SWD 225 BCA 2000 DATED 30TH MARCH

2002

NEW COMPREHENSIVE CREAMY LAYER

Under Article 15(4) and 16(4) of the Constitution of India, the following

persons shall not be eligible for reservation of seats of posts categorizedunder IIA, IIB, IIIA, and IIIB.

NOTE:

1. This rule will not apply to direct recruitments to posts which insist on aprescribed period of service in a lower post or experience in a post,

profession or occupation as a qualification or eligibility.

2. This rule applies to son(s) or daughter (s) of the persons specified

below;

1. a) President of Indiab) Vice President of India

c) All functionaries holding cabinet rank in Government of India or

Govt. of any State or Union Territory

d) Chairmen of Council of states and the State Legislative Councils

e) Governors of States

f) Speakers of Lok Sabha and Legislative Assemblies

g) Judges of Supreme Court and High Courts

h) Chairmen of Public Service Commission


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i) Attorney General of India

j) Advocate General

k) Chief Election Commissioner

l) Comptroller and Auditor General of India

m) Members of Parliament atleast for a period of 5 years duringthe period of their office.

n) Members of State Legislatures atleast for a period of 5 years during the period of their office.

2. The candidate and either of whose Parents/Guardian is a Group-A orGroup-B officer in the services of the Govt or holds an equvivalent post

in public sector undertaking or an employee of a private industry /institution and draws a salary which is not less than that a Group-Bofficer (Pay scale Rs.6000-11200)

3. The candidates and his/her fathers mothers/guardian Gross annualincome exceeds Rs.2.00 lakhs

4. The candidate and his/her father, mother /guardian holding 10 units ofAgricultural land as specified in the Karnataka Land Reforms Act 1961and such of those holding more than 20 acres of plantation land.


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LIST OF INSTITUTIONS IN THE STATE

1.Pre-matric hostels

2.Post-matric hostels

3.Ashram Schools

4. GIA hostels

a)Pre-matric

b)Post-matric

5.Orphanages

6.Tailoring Training Centes
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SCHOLARSHIP SECTION

Pre-Matric ScholarshipPost-Matric

scholarship

Fee Concession

Scheme

ExtraBoardingCharges (CAT- I)

Extra Boarding charges to other categories -IIA, IIB, IIIA, IIIB (professional courses )

PRE.Matric SCHOLARSHIP

Introduction: All Backward classes students studying in Std. V to X in Govt./Aided &un-aided institutions are eligible for the award of pre-matric scholarship, subject tofulfillment of the conditions laid down in the Eligibility column.

Description: The Pre.matric Scholarship is sanctioned (awarded) @ Rs.75/- & @Rs.100/-

per student/per annum respectively for the students studying in Higher Primary (Std.V toVII) and Higher Secondary Schools (VIII to X). The annual income of the parents/guardians

of the students should not exceed Rs.15,000/- per annum. However, there is no incomelimit for the students belonging to Category-I of Backward Classes.

The required prescribed application forms will be sent to the institutions for the award of

Pre-matric scholarship from the Backward Classes Extension Officers in respective Taluk

Panchayath Offices. The heads of the institutions shall return the duly filled in applicationsalong with the Caste/income certificates and copies of the marks cards of the students to

the B.Cs Extension Officer at the same office within the stipulated time. After scrutinizingthe applications, the scholarship will be awarded to the eligible students and the amount

shall be sent through a consolidated cheque along with a list of awardees to the Heads ofeducational institutions who in turn shall disburse the scholarship amount to each awardee

in the presence of his/her parents/guardians obtaining their signature on the acquittanceroll which should be later sent to the B.Cs. Extension Officer of the Taluk Panchayathconcerned for record purpose.

Eligibility:AllB.Cs students studying in std. V to X who satisfy the conditions specifiedbelow are eligible for the benefit under this scheme.

1. The students should belong to either of the categories of B.Cs as enumerated in G.O. dt;30.3.2002.

2.The students should not be the inmates of any Govt./Govt.aided hostels.

3. They should not be the recipients of any other kind of scholarship except MeritScholarship.

4. The scholarship applications should be duly filled and submitted in the prescribed formalong with relevant enclosures within the stipulated time. Applications received after the duedate/incomplete applications/applications without enclosures shall not be valid.
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Documents required:

1. Caste/Income certificates of the students

1. Copy of the Marks Card of previous examination.

2. Completely filled application format

Whom to approach: Backward Classes Extension Officer at Taluk/Panchayath Office in

respective taluks

Time Schedule: After the beginning of the academic year, the scholarship applicationswill be sent to the educational institutions by B.Cs Extension Officer of T.Ps.

Authorities to be approached:

i. The B.Cs Extension Officer inTaluk Panchayat, Office of concerned Tq.

ii. The Dist.Officer for Backward Classes & Minorities in respective districts.

POST - MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP

Introduction : Post.matric Scholarship is sanctioned to the B.Cs students studying in different

post matric courses (i.e., after SSLC) in the recognized institutions and Universities of theState.

Description: The post matric scholarship is awarded at the rates cited below;

i) For PUC, Degree, Diploma, JOC, TCH & .. Rs.300/-p.s./p.a.other similar courses

ii) For MA.MSc, M.Com, MSW, LLB,LLM,BEd,etc. Rs.400/-p.s./p.a.

iii) For professional courses like B.E., MBBS Rs.500/-p.s./p.a.BDS,MBA,MCA Ayurvedic,Homeopathy,Unani , etc. (graduation & P.G.courses)

Procedure:

The required number of prescribed application forms will be sent to the colleges by the

B.Cs. Extension Officer through the T.Ps. of the concerned Taluks. The Principals and Heads

of the institutions will distribute the applications to the eligible students and then collect theduly filled in application forms along with relevant documents and submit to the B.Cs

Extension Officer of the T.Ps. within the stipulated time. These filled in applications will bescrutinized and the documents will be verified according to rules and then the eligible

students will be sanctioned the post-matric scholarship. After sanction, the scholarshipamount will be sent to the concerned institution through the consolidated cheque along witha list of awardees. Further the Head of the institution will disburse the scholarship amount

to each student through individual cheque, obtaining their signature on the stamped

acquaintance roll which should be later sent to the B.Cs E.O. of the concerned T.P. forrecord purpose.


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Eligibility: All B.Cs students studying in different post-matric courses who satisfy theconditions specified below are eligible for this benefit .

i) The student should belong to either of the Categories of B.Cs as enumerated in G.O. dt;30.3.2002.

ii) The annual income of the parents/guardians of the students belonging to Cat.IIA, IIB,

IIIA & IIIB of B.Cs shall not exceed Rs.15,000/- P.A. However no income limit is fixed tostudents belonging to cat.I of B.Cs.

iii) The students should not be the recipients of any other kind of scholarship except MeritScholarship.

iv) The student should not be the inmates of any Government or Government aided hostels.

v) The scholarship applications should be duly filled and submitted in the prescribed formatalong with the relevant enclosures (documents) within the last date fixed. The applications

received beyond last date/ incomplete applications/applications without relevant enclosures

will not be valid.

Documents required:

1. Caste Certificate (in respect of Cat.I students)

2. Caste & Income certificate in respect of thestudents belonging to categories other than

Cat.I of Backward Classes.

3. Marks Card copy of the previous yearsexamination.

Whom to approach:

1. The B.Cs E.O. of the T.Ps of concerned Tqs.

2. The District Officer for Backward Classes &Minorities of the concerned districts

FEE CONCESSION SCHEME

Introduction:

The Scheme Fee Concession is implemented to benefit all the eligible students in std. Xand post-matric courses whose parental annual Income does not exceed Rs.11,000/- P.A

irrespective of caste and Creed. No income limit is fixed to the students belonging to Cat-I

of Backward Classes. This benefit is extended to the students studying in Government,aided and unaided institutions including evening colleges and open Universities. The


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students studying in X std. are exempted from the payment of examination fee only as free

education is provided up to higher secondary school level. As for as the post-matric

students are concerned. The students belonging to Cat-I of Backward Classes are exemptedfrom the payment of tuition fee, lab fee, examination fee and any other fee prescribed bythe Government. The students other than category -I are exempted for the payment of

tuition, lab (science subject) and examination fee only. The management of the

Government aided /unaided institutions who do not collect the fee from the students eligiblefor fee concession on production of their caste / Income certificate at the time of admission

are eligible for reimbursement of loss of fee income at the rates prescribed by theGovernment in similar Government institutions.

Procedure: The Heads of the Institutions shall make a list of students eligible for feeconcessionon the basis of the caste and income certificates produced by the students at thetime of admission to college (Caste certificate in respect of Cat -I students and income

certificate within 11,000/- P.A for other students) clearly indicating the name of the student,

parents/ Guardians Name, Caste and Category, Annual Income (as per the certificate),

Types and amount of fee to be exempted etc. This list along with the copies of Caste andIncome certificates of the students should be forwarded to the sanctioning authorities.

Concerned for sanction of fee concession benefit within the stipulated time. After obtaining

the sanction order from the authorities, the Head of the institutions shall obtain the bill formKFC-32 A in duplicate from the Office of the DOBCM of the concerned district and prepare

the bill according to the sanction order. The bill and the sanction order (in duplicate) along

with copies of the Caste and Income Certificates of the students should be submitted for thecounter signature of the DOBCM of the concerned district within the last date fixed. Thecountersigned bill will be sent to the respective institutions. The Head, of the institution

should present the bill in the concerned treasury for the payment through the cheque. The

encashed amount should be disbursed to the students obtaining their signature on thestamped acquittance roll, which should be sent to the DOBCM concerned for record and

audit purpose.

Eligibility:

a). The students should belong to the Karnataka state.

b). Students who join the private colleges by paying Capitation feeare not eligible.

c). The Annual income of the parents/ Guardian of the student should not exceed

Rs.11,000/- P.A. ( However no Income limit is fixed to thestudents belonging to Cat _ I ofBackward Classes.

Whom to approach:

1. The District Officer for Backward Classes & Minorities of theconcerned districts

2.The Chief Executive Officer of the concerned Z.Ps.


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EXTRA BOARDING CHARGES TO CAT- I STUDENTS

Introduction :

The scheme Extra boarding charges (to Cat- I students) is implemented to provideeducational encouragement to students belonging to Cat-I of Backward Classes irrespective

of their income studying in different post-matric courses in the colleges situated in theplaces far away from their residence and who are deprived of securing admission in theGovernment/Government aided hostels. Students who reside in the hostels run by theconcerned educational institutions/voluntary organizations as paying guests or who make

self arrangements for their boarding and lodging in the places where their colleges arelocated, are eligible for this benefit. Extra boarding charges will be sanctioned to eachstudent @ Rs.200/- p.m for a period of 10 months during the academic year subject to

minimum 75% of his/her college attendance during that month.

Procedure: Notification calling for applications from the candidates will be published in the

local news papers and will be displayed on the notice boards of the Office of the DOBCM ofconcerned district as well as well as Office of the concerned Taluk Panchayats. The students

shall obtain the applications forms from the Office of the Backward Classes ExtensionOfficer, Taluk Panchayats of such Taluk in which the student is pursuing his education.

The dully filled application along with relevant documents should be submitted to the

Backward Classes Extension Officer of Taluk Panchayats through the heads of theinstitutions within the last date fixed as shown in notification. After scrutinizing the

applications, eligible students will be sanctioned the EB charges and the amount shall be

sent through a consolidated cheque issued in the favour of the Principal of the collegeconcerned. Further the amount shall paid to students through individual cheque by the

Principal, obtaining their signatures on the stamped acquaintance roll, which should be later

sent to the Officer for Backward Classes Extension Officer of the concerned Taluk

Panchayats of concerned Taluk for record and audit purpose.

Eligibility :

a).Student should belong to Cat-I of Backward Classes.

b).Students must be residing in the hostels run by the institutions/community organizationsas paying guest or they should have made their arrangements for their boarding andlodging.

c).The minimum distance between the students residence and his collegeshould be 5 Kms

and above. (If the college and residence of the students is under the same corporation limitare not eligible).

d).Students must not be residents of any Government or Governmentaided hostels.

e).The students to whom extra boarding charges is sanctioned are notentitled for the post-matric scholarship/ stipend.


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Documents required:

The students should produce:

1. Caste Certificate issued by the Tahasildar of respective taluk in support of his caste .

2. Certificates issued by the warden of hostel run by the institution/voluntary organization,duly attested by the Principal of the college in support of his stay in the hostel as a payingguest or the owner of the building in case of own arrangements.

3. Certificate issued by the Secretary of Council and Gram Panchayath in proof of thedistance between his home town and the institution in which he is studying.

4. Certificate in proof of attendance in the college duly attested by the Principal, in which

the details showing the total number of days in the college has run, number of days towhich the student has attended and percentage of attendance during particular monthshould be mentioned.

5. Copy of the marks called of the previous year examination.

Time schedule:

1) Notification calling for application and fixation of dates will be sent to the college and alsodisplayed on the notice board of the office of the DOBCM of concerned district and ExecutiveOfficer, taluk panchayat of concerned taluk.

Whom to approach:

1) District Officer, Backward Classes & Minorities of the respective dist

2) Executive Officer, Taluk Panchayaths of the respective taluk

3) B.C.E.O. of Taluk Panchayaths of the respective talukPayment of Boarding Charges to students belonging to Categories - IIA, IIB,IIIA

and IIIB of Backward Classes studying in Technical and Professional Courses

Introduction:

The above scheme is implemented to provide Educational encouragement to the students

studying in different Technical and Professional Courses, like BE MBBS, BDS,BAMS., BHMS

and LLB etc in the colleges situated in places far away from their residence, especially owingto their selection to such courses from the CET. This benefit is provided to the students

belonging to the remaining categories of Backward Classes other than Cat-I, as the studentsbelonging to Cat-I are being provided such benefit under the scheme Extra BoardingCharges . Students who are deprived of seeking admission in the Government/ Government

aided hostel and stay in the hostels run by the respective colleges / voluntary organizations

as paying guest or make their own arrangements for boarding and lodging are eligible forthe benefit of the boarding charges paid at Rs.200 PM for a period of 10 months during the


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academic year subject to a minimum of 75 % of their attendance in the college during everymonth.

Procedure :

Notification calling for applicationswill be published in the local newspapers and also will be

displayed on the notice board in the office of the DOBCM in respective districts . The headsof the institutions shall obtain and submit the duly filled in application forms along with therelevant documents of the concerned students at the Office of the DOBCM of such districtswhere the students are perusing their education. After verification of the documents and

scrutinizing the applications, eligible students will be sanctioned the boarding charges andamount will be sent to the heads of the institutions through a consolidated cheque who inturn shall disburse the boarding charges to each student through an individual cheque

obtaining their signature on the stamped acquitance roll and send the acquitance to theoffice of the DOBCM for record and audit purpose.

Eligibility :

1.The students should belong to either of the following categories ofBackward Classes vizIIA,

Introduction to Backword Class Dept of Karnataka

Documents

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