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MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENTLOCAL AREA DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

(MPLADS)

ANNUAL REPORT2016-17

GOVERNMENT OF INDIAMINISTRY OF STATISTICS AND

PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATIONEAST BLOCK-6, R.K. PURAM,

NEW DELHI-110066Website: www.mplads.gov.in

INDEX

PART- I Background and Policy 11.1 Background 31.2 Salient features of the Scheme 31.3 Procedure for Release of funds 61.4 Transparency and Accountability 8

PART- II National Implementation Status 92.1 Release of funds 112.2 Performance and Achievements 122.2.1 Cumulative Achievements (till 31.03.2016) 122.2.2 Achievements during 2016-17 132.3 Other Achievements 142.3.1 Rehabilitation works in flash flood and landslide affected areas of

Jammu and Kashmir14

2.3.2 Uttarakhand flash floods/landslides and cloudburst 152.3.3 Hudhud Cyclone – Andhra Pradesh (Year 2014) 152.3.4 Rehabilitation Works in Tamil Nadu 152.3.5 Integrated MPLADS Portal 152.3.6 Training of District Officials 18

PART- III State/UT wise Implementation Status 193.1 Andhra Pradesh 213.2 Arunachal Pradesh 243.3 Assam 263.4 Bihar 293.5 Chhattisgarh 333.6 Goa 363.7 Gujarat 383.8 Haryana 423.9 Himachal Pradesh 453.10 Jammu & Kashmir 473.11 Jharkhand 493.12 Karnataka 523.13 Kerala 563.14 Madhya Pradesh 593.15 Maharashtra 63

3.16 Manipur 683.17 Meghalaya 703.18 Mizoram 723.19 Nagaland 743.20 Odisha 763.21 Punjab 793.22 Rajasthan 823.23 Sikkim 863.24 Tamil Nadu 883.25 Telangana 933.26 Tripura 963.27 Uttar Pradesh 983.28 Uttarakhand 1063.29 West Bengal 1083.30 Andman& Nicobar Islands 1123.31 Chandigarh 1143.32 Dadra& Nagar Haveli 1163.33 Daman & Diu 1183.34 Delhi 1203.35 Lakshadweep 1223.36 Puducherry 1243.37 Nominated MPs 126

PART-IV Physical Monitoring of MPLADS Assets 129

PART- V Annexures 133I State/UT-wise release of funds/expenditure of MPs (Lok Sabha and

Rajya Sabha)135

II State/UT-wise summary of recommended, sanctioned and completed works (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha)

136

II A State/UT-wise summary of recommended, sanctioned and completed works (15th Lok Sabha)

137

II B State/UT-wise summary of recommended, sanctioned and completed works (16th Lok Sabha)

138

II C State/UT-wise summary of recommended, sanctioned and completed works (Rajya Sabha)

139

PART-IBACKGROUND

AND POLICY

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MPLADS Annual Report 2016-17

PART - IBackground and Policy

1.1 Background

1.1.1 The Members of Parliament and Local Area Development (MPLAD)Scheme was launched on 23rd December 1993, to provide a mechanism for the Members of Parliament to recommend works of developmental nature for creation of durable community assets and for provision of basic facilities, including community infrastructure, based on locally felt needs.

1.1.2 The annual allocation of the Members of Parliament under MPLADS has increased over the years, as shown in Table 1.1

Table 1.1Entitlement per annum

YearEntitlement(in Rs. crore)

1993-94 0.051994-95 to 1997-98 1.001998-99 to 2010-11 2.002011-12 onwards 5.00

1.1.3 Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, as the Nodal Ministry, is responsible for policy formulation, release of funds and monitoring the implementation of the Scheme. A Department in each State/Union Territory (UT) is designated as the Nodal Department with the overall responsibility of supervision, monitoring and co-ordination of MPLADS implementation with the Districts and other Line Departments. The funds are released to the District Authorities, who are then responsible for the implementation of the Scheme.

1.1.4 MP designates one of the District as Nodal District(ND) for release of funds, Lok Sabha MP in his/her constituency, if it is spread over more than District, Rajya Sabha MP in the State of election and nominated members both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha any where in country.

1.2 Salient features of the Scheme:

The salient features of the scheme are delineated briefly below:-

(i) MPLADS is a Central Sector Scheme fully funded by the Government of India under which funds are released in the form of Grants-in-aid directly to the District Authorities.

(ii) Works, developmental in nature, based on locally felt needs and always available for the use of the public at large, are eligible under the scheme. Under the scheme, preference is given to works relating to national priorities, such as provision of drinking water, public health, education, sanitation, roads, etc.

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(iii) The funds released under the Scheme are non-lapsable, i.e. the entitlement of funds not released in a particular year is carried forward to the subsequent years, subject to eligibility.

(iv) The role of the Members of Parliament is limited only upto recommendation of works. Thereafter, it is the responsibility of the District Authority to sanction, execute and complete the works recommended by Members of Parliament within the stipulated time period.

(v) The District Authority is empowered to examine the eligibility of works, sanction funds and select the Implementing Agencies, supervise the overall execution, and monitor the scheme at the ground level. The District Authorities get the works executed through the Line Departments, Local Implementing Agencies or other Government Agencies, as well as through reputed Non-Government Organizations.

(vi) The elected Lok Sabha Members can recommend works in their respective constituencies. The elected members of the Rajya Sabha can recommend works anywhere in the State from which they are elected. Nominated Members of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha can recommend works for implementation, anywhere in the country.

(vii) There is no cost limit for works to be executed for the Government. However, for the works meant for trust/society, there is a ceiling of Rs. 50 lakh for the lifetime of each Trust/Society. An MP can recommend funds only upto Rs. 100 lakh in all in a financial year, from MPLADS funds for works to Trusts/Societies.

(viii) MPLADS works can be implemented in areas affected by natural calamities like floods, cyclone, hailstorm, avalanche, cloudburst, pest attack, landslides, tornado, earthquake, drought, tsunami, fire and biological, chemical, radiological hazards, etc. MPs from the non-affected areas of the State/UT can also recommend permissible works upto a maximum of Rs.25 lakh per annum in the affected area(s) in that State/UT.

(ix) In the event of “Calamity of severe nature” (which is decided and declared by the Government of India) in any part of the country, an MP can recommend works up to a maximum of Rs. 1 crore for the affected district. The funds in this regard will be released by the Nodal District Authority of the MP concerned to the District Authority of the affected district to execute permissible works.

(x) In order to accord special attention to the development of areas inhabited by Scheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs), 15% of MPLADS funds are to be utilized for areas inhabited by SC population and 7.5% for areas inhabited by ST population. The following provisions have also been made for the tribal population:

a) In case there is no sufficient tribal population in the constituency of the Members of Parliament in Lok Sabha, they are permitted to recommend upto 7.5% of their annual entitlement earmarked for creation of community assets for the Scheduled Tribe areas, in areas where such population is available outside their constituencies but within their state of election. The creation of community assets can be recommended only in the notified CD Blocks with more than 50% tribal population and primarily for the benefit of the tribal people.

b) In order to encourage Trusts/Societies to work for the betterment of the tribal people and provide a fillip to the developmental activities in the tribal areas, the prescribed ceiling of

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Rs. 50 lakh stipulated for recommending public utility building assets for Trusts/Societies in Para 3.21 of the Guidelines, has been increased by 50%, i.e. the limit is Rs. 75 lakh instead of Rs. 50 lakh, under the following conditions :-

i. The additional fund of Rs. 25 lakh would be permitted only for undertaking community utility building works primarily for the benefit of tribal people exclusively in the notified tribal CD Blocks with more than 50% tribal population.

ii. The works undertaken and the beneficiary Trust/Society should otherwise satisfy all other conditions of the MPLADS Guidelines.

(xi) If an elected Member of Parliament finds the need, to contribute MPLADS funds, to a place outside that State/UT or outside the constituency within the State or both, the MP can recommend eligible works, under these Guidelines upto a maximum of Rs.25 lakh in a financial year. Such a gesture on the part of an MP will promote national unity, harmony, and fraternity among the people, at the grass root level.

(xii) All recommended eligible works should be sanctioned within 75 days from the date of receipt of the recommendation, after completing all formalities. The District Authority shall, however, inform MPs regarding rejection, if any, within 45 days from the date of receipt of recommendations, with reasons thereof.

(xiii) All recommendations received in the office of the District Authority till the last day of the term of the MP are to be executed, provided these are eligible and within the entitlement of MPLADS funds of the MP.

(xiv) The District Authority shall identify the Implementing Agency through which the particular work recommended by an MP is to be executed.

(xv) The time frame for completion of works should be stipulated to the implementing agency and should not normally exceed one year.

(xvi) Works once recommended by MPs, and sanctioned by District Authorities, can be cancelled, if so desired by the MP, only if execution of work has not commenced and the cancellation does not lead to any contractual and financial liability/cost to the Government.

(xvii) MPLAD Scheme can be converged with Central and State Government Schemes provided such works are eligible under MPLADS. Funds from local bodies can also be pooled for MPLADS works. MPLADS funds can also be recommended towards State Government share by MPs in a Centrally Sponsored Scheme being implemented in their constituencies, provided the works under the Centrally Sponsored Scheme are permissible under MPLADS. However, MPLADS funds cannot be used to substitute the public and community contribution in any Central/State Government Programme/Scheme, which includes a component of such contribution.

For instance, MPLADS funds can also be converged with MGNREGA Scheme of Ministry of Rural Development with the objective of creating more durable assets. MPs may recommend under MPLADS, works from out of the shelf of MGNREGA projects approved by the Zila Panchayat

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for the year when recommendation is being made, and should have been sanctioned by the District Programme Coordinator which constitutes the approved Annual Work Plan under MGNREGA of the district.

(xviii) Community infrastructure and public utility building works are permissible for a registered Trust/Society, provided:

¾ The Trust/Society is engaged in social service/welfare activity and has been in existence for at least 3 years.

¾ It is well established, public spirited, non-profit making entity, enjoying a good reputation in the area.

¾ It should undertake to operate and maintain the assets created under MPLADS.

¾ Not more than Rs. 50 lakh can be spent for one or more works of a particular society during the lifetime of such Trust/Society.

¾ The recommending MP or any of his family members (MP’s spouse, parents, brothers, sisters, children, grand-children and their spouses and their in-laws), should not be President or Chairman or Member of the Management Committee or Trustee, of the Trust/Society.

1.3 Procedure for Release of funds:

The procedure for release of funds is as under:-

i) The entitlement of MPLADS funds of an MP for a particular year is determined as under:

Period in the financial year as MP Entitlement

Less than 3 months Nil.

Up to 9 months 50% of the annual allocation

More than 9 months 100% of the annual allocation

ii) The first installment of Rs.2.5 crore in respect of MPs at the time of the constitution of Lok Sabha and election to the Rajya Sabha is released to the District Authority on receipt of choice of Nodal District from MPs and Bank details from District Authorities, subject to the entitlement as specified above.

iii) In the remaining years, the first installment is released in the beginning of the financial year subject to the condition that the second installment of the previous year was released for the MP concerned and also subject to furnishing of the provisional Utilization Certificate of previous year covering at least 80% of the expenditure of the first installment of the previous year.

iv) The second installment of the financial year of the MPLADS funds is released subject to the fulfillment of the following eligibility criteria :-

(a) the unsanctioned balance amount available in the account of the District Authority after taking into account the cost of all the work sanctioned is less than Rs.1 crore;

(b) the unspent balance of fund of the MP concerned is less than Rs. 2.5 crore; and

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(c) Utilization Certificate and Audit Certificate of the immediately concluded financial year ending 31st March have been furnished by District Authority (in format at Annexure VIII & IX of the guidelines respectively.

The above stipulations are calculated from the Monthly Progress Report for each sitting and former MP term-wise separately.

v) As the funds released to the District Authority by the Government of India are non-lapsable, funds left unspent in the districts are carried forward for utilization in the subsequent years. Funds received from the Government of India are deposited by the District Administration in nationalized banks(including IDBI and Regional Rural Bank), into the account opened for each MP. Funds not released by the Government of India in a particular year are carried forward for release in subsequent years.

vi) The balance of MPLADS funds (not committed for recommended works) left by a predecessor Lok Sabha MP is passed on to the successor Lok Sabha MP from the constituency. In the case of elected Rajya Sabha members, the balance of funds left in the nodal districts of the predecessor members in a particular state is equally distributed by the state government among the successor elected Rajya Sabha Members from that State. Likewise, in the case of nominated members of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, the balance of funds of former members is equally distributed among successor members.

vii) The District Authorities can sanction works up to the entitlement of the MP for that year, even without the physical availability of funds.

viii) The normal financial and audit procedures prevalent in the states in which the works are executed, apply with regard to the implementation of the works.

ix) The District Authorities and Implementing Agencies cannot levy any supervision charges, centage, pay salary, travel cost of any person, etc. for their services in respect of preparatory work, implementation and supervision of projects/works under MPLADS.

x) Part 6 of the MPLADS Guidelines provide for detailed monitoring mechanism of the MPLAD Scheme. The roles of the Central Government, State Government, District Authorities and Implementing Agencies have been clearly demarcated.

xi) The role of the Central Government is to monitor the overall position of funds, expenditure, implementation, receipt of completion reports, etc. and bring out an annual report on the implementation of MPLADS.

xii) The Central Government will provide financial assistance and training materials for conducting training of district officials on features of MPLADS Guidelines and MPLADS Portal, as and when these are organized by the State Governments.

xiii) The role of the State/UT Governments is to coordinate with the Ministry for effective implementation of the Scheme.

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xiv) The role of the District Authority is to implement/execute, inspect and monitor the works regularly.

xv) The Implementing Agencies are to furnish physical and financial progress reports of each work to the District Authorities every month and also furnish completion certificates.

1.4 Transparency and Accountability:

For greater public awareness and transparency, the following provisions have been stipulated:

(a) A plaque carrying the inscription ‘Members of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme Work’ indicating the cost involved, commencement, completion and inauguration, date and the name of the MP sponsoring the project should be permanently erected at the work place.

(b) List of all completed and ongoing works with MPLADS funds should be displayed at the District Authority Office and posted on the website for information of the general public.

(c) District Authorities are to provide information on any aspect of MPLAD Scheme, such as works recommended by MPs, works sanctioned/not sanctioned, cost of works sanctioned, implementing agencies, quality of work completed, etc., to the general public in the manner as required under the Right to Information Act, 2005, as the implementation of the scheme has been brought under the purview of the said Act.

(d) The MPLADS website (www.mplads.gov.in)has information on release of funds, details of works completed, under execution etc. The District Authority is required to upload the work details on the website to make them available in the public domain.

PART-II

NATIONALIMPLEMENTATION

STATUS

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PART – IINational Implementation Status

2.1 Release of funds

Under the MPLAD Scheme, the annual entitlement of Rs. 5 crore is released, in two equal installments of Rs 2.5 crore each, by Government of India directly to the District Authority of the Nodal District of the concerned Member of Parliament. The release of MPLADS funds is made as per the provisions of Para 4.1 to 4.3 of the extant Guidelines.

The year-wise fund released under the scheme is furnished below:

Year Allocation(In Rs. Crore)

Funds Released(In Rs. Crore)

Cumulative Release(In Rs. Crore)

1993-94 39.5 37.80 37.801994-95 790 771.00 808.801995-96 790 763.00 1571.801996-97 790 778.00 2349.801997-98 790 488.00 2837.801998-99 1580 789.50 3627.301999-00 1580 1390.50 5017.802000-01 1580 2080.00 7097.802001-02 1580 1800.00 8897.802002-03 1580 1600.00 10497.802003-04 1580 1682.00 12179.802004-05 1580 1310.00 13489.802005-06 1580 1433.90 14923.702006-07 1580 1451.50 16375.202007-08 1580 1470.55 17845.752008-09 1580 1580.00 19425.752009-10 1580 1531.50 20957.252010-11 1580 1533.32 22490.572011-12 3950 2507.68 24998.252012-13 3950 3722.00 28720.252013-14 3950 3937.00 32657.252014-15 3950 3350.00 36007.252015-16 3950 3502.00 39509.252016-17 3950 3499.50 43008.75

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2.2 Performance and Achievements

Under the MPLAD Scheme, the release of installments and their utilization is non-lapsable, i.e., the funds for a particular year can be released and also utilized in the same year or the subsequent year(s). The utilization of funds is the basic indicator of the performance and assumes paramount importance. The high utilization of funds is reflected by indicators such as percentage utilization over release. Similarly, the faster completion of works over the years is reflected by the percentage of works completed over works sanctioned by the District Authorities.

The information on the works recommended, sanctioned, completed, utilization of funds etc. are compiled from the information on the progress of the scheme received from the districts through the Monthly Progress Reports(MPR), which provide the cumulative data in respect of the Lok Sabha constituencies and the Rajya Sabha MPs. The Monthly Progress Reports (MPR) received from different districts all over the country is examined and the relevant cumulative information is entered in the MPLADS System.

The financial and physical performances as compiled from the MPRs are given in the following paragraphs.

2.2.1 Cumulative Achievements (till 31.03.2017)

i) Rs. 43008.75 crore has been released under the Scheme, since inception.

ii) A cumulative expenditure of Rs. 39904.26 crore has been incurred.

iii) The percentage of utilization over of funds is 92.78 % as on 31.03.2017, as compared to 91.11 % as on 31.03.2016.

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The percentage of cumulative utilization of funds over cumulative release of funds in the last 10 years is given below:

Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Percentage 91.92 93.04 94.35 92.58 92.73 88.72 87.98 91.06 89.96 91.11 92.78

Since inception till March 2017, approximately 21.10 lakh works have been recommended, 18.48 lakh works have been sanctioned and 16.50 lakh works have been completed. The percentage of cumulative works completed over cumulative works sanctioned is 89.31 % as on 31.03.2017.

Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Percentage 90.35 90.77 90.53 91.46 91.33 90.01 88.86 88.03 89.54 89.31 89.31

Reference date for cumulative works completed to cumulative works sanctioned is 31st March of year under reference.

2.2.2 Achievements during 2016-17

i) Rs. 3499.50 crore has been released during the financial year.

ii) An expenditure of Rs. 3796.23 crore was incurred.

iii) The percentage utilization over release of funds for the year is 108.48%, as compared to 107.78 % in 2015-16.

iv) During the said year, 112820 works were recommended by Hon’ble MPs, 98312 works were sanctioned and 85826 works were completed.

Year 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

Funds released (In Rs. crore)

1470.55 1580.00 1531.50 1533.32 2507.68 3722.00 3937.00 3350.00 3502.00 3499.50

Expenditure incurred*

(In Rs. crore)

1551.26 1724.01 1073.98 1452.95 1870.32 3088.59 4380.24 2655.61 3774.44 3796.23

Percentage utilization over release

105.49 109.11 70.13 94.76 74.58 82.98 111.26 79.27 107.78 108.48

*Expenditure incurred includes expences from unspent amounts of previous years.

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105.5 109.1

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107.8 108.5

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2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2016-17 2016-17

Utilization of funds over released

% of Utilizationof funds

2.2.3 Changes made in the guidelines during 2016-17

a) IDBI and Regional Rural Bank (RRB) which are on Core Banking Platform with the Nationalized Bank as their sponsor have been included in the Gudelines.

b) Besides the provisions of tricycles, wheelchairs and artificial limbs for differently abled deserving persons with disabilities, the guidelines also provide for purchase of essential items in respect of differently abled persons with visual and hearing impairment.

c) Financial assistance enhanced from Rs. 10 lakh to Rs. 20 lakh per MP per annum for purchase of assistive devices for differently abled persons.

d) Installation of fixed Wi-Fi systems allowed at places belonging to Central/UT or Local Self Government.

e) Contribution from MPLADS allowed for provision of Solar Lighting systems under ‘Atal Jyoti Yojna’ developed by Ministry of New and Renewable Engery.

f) Purchase of equipment for skill development allowed under MPLADS for government/government institutions imparting skill development.

2.3 Other Achievements

2.3.1 Rehabilitation works in flash flood and landslide affected areas of Jammu & Kashmir

In the works of flash flood and landslides in the state of Jammu &Kashmir during September 2014, 30 MPs from Lok Sabha and 30 MPs from Rajya Sabha consented to contribute Rs. 654.00 lakh, and Rs.1335.50 lakh, respectively from their MPLADS funds. The consented funds are being utilized by the

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Government of Jammu & Kashmir for rehabilitation works. As on 31st March 2017 the status of works is as under:

Amount consented

(In Rs. Lakh)

Works Sanctioned Works completed Ongoing works

Expenditure incurred

(In Rs. Lakh)

1989.5 2 1 1 11.73

2.3.2 Uttarakhand flash floods/landslides and cloudburst

Uttarakhand witnessed flash floods/landslides and cloudburst in June 2013. Members of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha consented to contribute MPLADS funds to the tune of Rs. 2424.10 lakh and Rs. 3464.07 lakh, respectively (Rs. 5888.17 lakh) for reconstruction and rehabilitation works in the calamity affected areas in the State. As on 31st March 2017 the status of works is as under:

Amount consented

(In Rs. Lakh)



(In Rs. Lakh)

5888.17 509 326 179 3217.77

One work has been droped and 3 works had been completed from other source of funds by Chamoli District.

2.3.3 HUDHUD CYCLONE – ANDHRA PRADESH (Year 2014)

An amount of Rs. 1755 lakh was consented (Rs. 1250 lakh by Lok Sabha Members and Rs. 505 lakh by Rajya Sabha Members) for taking up rehabilitation works in Hudhud Cyclone affected areas of Andhra Pradesh. 83 works for an amount of Rs.1808.79 lakhs were approved by this Ministry for taking up rehabilitation/reconstruction works in Hudhud cyclone affected areas.

2.3.4 REHABILITATION WORKS IN TAMIL NADU (2015)

The State of Tamil Nadu suffered heavily due to unpredicted floods caused by North East monsoon in November 2015. For taking up the rehabilitation works in the flood affected areas, Rs. 3956.64 lakh was contributed. As on 31st March 2017 the status of works is as under:

Amount consented

(In Rs. Lakh)



(In Rs. Lakh)

3956.60 224 221 3 3217.77

2.3.5 Integrated MPLADS Portal

Members of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme(MPLADS) Division, Ministry of Statistics & PI is entrusted with the task of release of MPLADS funds and supervision & monitoring of timely

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utilization of funds. For the realization of these objectives in a more effective way and to capture the activities pertaining to MPLADS on real time basis, this Ministry in collaboration with NIC had developed an integrated MPLADS website.

New Integrated MPLADS Portal has been developed for monitoring of MPLADS works, to enforce greater transparency and accountability in scheme implementation and promote e-governance. The MPLADS website www.mplads.gov.in provides the following reports/features:

¾ Funds Release Statements (Detailed and Summary)

¾ Ministry Expenditure Report (Detailed and Summary)

¾ Priority Sector Reports

¾ State and District Profile

¾ Citizen Suggestion

¾ MPLADS Guidelines and Circulars

¾ Work Monitoring System(WMS) Report

¾ Annual Reports

¾ eBook

¾ News & Events

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Select Themes

The Members of Parliament Local Area Development Division is entrusted with the

responsibility of implementation of Members of Parliament Local Area Development

Scheme (MPLADS). Under the scheme, each MP has the choice to suggest to the District

Collector for, works to the tune of Rs.5 Crores per annum to be taken up in his/her

constituency.

The Rajya Sabha Members of Parliament can recommend works in one or more districts

in the State from where he/she has been elected.

The Nominated Members of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha may select any district in

the Country for implementation of their choice of work under the scheme. The Department

has issued the guidelines on Scheme Concept, implementation, and monitoring. The

Department has initiated all necessary steps to ensure that the scheme is successfully

implemented in the field.

News & Events

GOI RELEASE SUMMARY

RELEASED / EXPENDITURESUMMARY

FUND RELEASE STATEMENTS

MINISTRY EXPENDITURE REPORT

PRIORITY SECTOR REPORTS

STATE PROFILE

DISTRICT PROFILE

CITIZEN SUGGESTION

CIRCULARS

USER MANUALS

TRAINING MATERIAL

WMS REPORT

EBOOK

NOMINATION FOR TRAINING

GUIDELINES

LoginHome Feeback Contact Us Site Map

PHOTO GALLERY

ABOUT MPLADS

New Integrated MPLADS Portal has also been providing the following features:

¾ The Intergovernmental G2G solution ensures Micro / Macro (Works, Release and Expenditure) level reporting and monitoring for timely utilization of funds at Districts and Ministry including automatic incorporation of Member details from Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha portal.

¾ The Citizen centric C2G solution provides transformation of public suggestions to on-line recommendations from Members of Parliament and will also provide messaging/blog, offline communication between Members and District Authorities.

¾ A single point of reference for all stakeholders – Members of Parliament, Districts, States, Ministry and Public.

¾ Captured the total available balances in Nodal Districts and Implementing Districts, thus resulting in timely monitoring of funds lying unutilized in the districts.

¾ Provide necessary alerts/ intimation with the help of e-mails on all important milestones of any project such as project sanction, fund release etc.

Through this portal, workflow system at Districts (Nodal Authorities) has been established and is integrated with the GOI Release System. On being updated regularly on real time basis, the Sanction Order and MPR can be generated automatically as well as manually. Further, on-line availability of MPR has facilitated timely release of funds subject to the availiability of other requisite eligible document(s).

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2.3.6 Training of District Officials

The Ministry has been organizing a number of trainings on Integrated MPLADS Portal to provide technical assistance for capacity building of the State/District officials, for uploading/updating the information on Integrated MPLADS Portal. During the financial year 2016-17 Ministry has imparted the training to State/District officials of Assam, Kerala and Karnataka.

PART-IIISTATE/UT- WISE

IMPLEMENTATIONSTATUS

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PART - IIISTATE/UT-WISE IMPLEMENTATION STATUS

3.1 ANDHRA PRADESH

Andhra Pradesh has 36 Members of Parliament. There are 25 Lok Sabha constituencies and 11 Rajya Sabha seats. During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 112.50 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 154.27 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.

During the year 2016-17, 6061 works have been recommended by the MPs, 5703 works (including works recommended during previous years) have been sanctioned by the District Authorities and 5120 (including works sanctioned during previous years) works have been completed.

The Constituency/MP wise details are in the attached table.

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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Andhra Pradesh)

Sl.No.Present

Member of ParliamentConstituency / Nodal District

Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)

Expenditure (Rs. Crore)

Number of works Remarks (Fig.Upto)

Recommended Sanctioned Completed

16th Lok Sabha

1 Dr Pandula Ravindra BabuAmalapuram(sc)

6.96 3.68 154 154 54 Feb,2017

2 Shri Muttamsetti Srinivasa RaoAnakapalle

2.50 3.55 25 98 35 Aug,2016

3 Shri J. C. Divakar ReddiAnantapur

2.54 1.05 81 46 9 Dec,2016

4 Smt Kothapalli GeethaAraku(st)

5.00 6.35 269 198 131 Sep,2016

5 Shri Malyadri SriramBapatla

2.56 3.84 105 105 112 Mar,2017

6 Dr. Naramalli SivaprasadChittoor

2.71 2.39 156 156 121 Mar,2017

7 Shri Maganti Venkateswara Rao Eluru

2.67 7.48 191 173 115 Mar,2017

8 Shri Jayadev GallaGuntur

5.30 5.21 177 177 100 Mar,2017

9 Shri Kristappa Nim MalaHindupur

0.57 4.61 493 402 308 Mar,2017

10 Shri Y. S. Avinash ReddyKadapa

2.50 5.65 471 183 199 Mar,2017

11 Shri Thota NarasimhamKakinada

7.46 3.78 198 198 159 Feb,2017

12 Smt. Butta RenukaKurnool

2.67 5.39 343 347 414 Mar,2017

13 Shri Konakalla Narayana RaoMachilipatnam

2.50 1.43 144 191 52 Mar,2017

14 Shri S. P. Y. ReddyNandyal

2.50 2.66 155 194 80 Feb,2017

15 Shri Gokaraju Ganga RajuNarasapuram

5.16 7.85 307 276 160 Mar,2017

16 Shri Sambasiva Rao RayapatiNarasaraopet

5.49 3.58 239 239 151 Mar,2017

17 Shri Mekapati Rajamohan ReddyNellore(sc)

8.31 8.23 299 299 287 Mar,2017

18 Shri Y. V. Subba Reddy

Ongole

2.63 3.39 259 259 93 Mar,2017

19 Shri Murali Mohan MagantiRajahmundry

4.75 2.26 64 64 33 Feb,2017

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20 Shri P. V. Midhun ReddyRajampet

2.67 2.90 285 285 272 Mar,2017

21 Shri Rammohan Naidu KinjarapuSrikakulam

2.62 2.86 18 19 132 Mar,2017

22 Dr. Vara prasadrao VelagapalliTirupati(sc)

5.09 5.51 228 228 191 Mar,2017

23 Shri Kesineni SrinivasVijayawada

2.50 1.41 2 54 24 Mar,2017

24 Dr. Kambhampati Hari BabuVisakhapatnam

2.50 1.64 82 46 57 Sep,2016

25 Shri Ashok Gajapathi Raju PusapatiVizianagaram

6.44 6.63 656 656 446 Mar,2017

16th Lok Sabha Total 96.60 103.34 5401 5047 3735


Lok Sabha Total 103.31 113.26 5401 5048 4120

Member of Rajya Sabha

1 Shri K. ChiranjeeviChittoor

5.06 2.29 4 4 121 Mar,2017

2 Dr. K. Keshava RaoHyderabad

2.97 4.50 113 74 13 Feb,2017

3 Shri Mohd. Ali KhanHyderabad

5.59 5.31 152 153 35 Nov,2016

4 Smt Renuka ChowdhuryKhammam

0.37 2.29 59 59 54 Mar,2017

5 Shri Suresh PrabhuKrishna

2.50 0.00 1 1 NA Mar,2017

6 Shri T.G. VenkateshKurnool

2.51 0.00 14 12 NA Jan,2017

7 Dr. Thikkavarapu Subba Rami ReddiVisakhapatnam

4.98 2.62 32 91 24 Jul,2016

8 Smt. Thota Seetharama LakshmiWest Godavari

5.17 6.21 112 95 91 Mar,2017

9 Shri Tulla Devender GoudVisakhapatnam

2.77 5.54 122 115 126 Jan,2017

10 Shri V.Vijayasai ReddyRangareddy

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

11 Shri Y.S. ChowdaryKrishna

0.00 2.19 34 37 64 Mar,2017

Rajya Sabha (Sitting) Sub Total 34.43 30.94 643 641 528

Rajya Sabha (ex-Member)Sub Total 8.41 10.07 17 14 472

Rajya Sabha Total 42.84 41.01 660 655 1000

State Total: 146.15 154.27 6061 5703 5120

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3.2 ARUNACHAL PRADESH

Arunachal Pradesh has 3 Members of Parliament. There are 2 Lok Sabha constituencies and 1 Rajya Sabha seat. During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 15.00 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 13.96 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.

During the year 2016-17, 265 works have been recommended by the MPs, 252 works (including works recommended during previous years) have been sanctioned by the District Authorities and 300 works (including works sanctioned during previous years) have been completed.


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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Arunachal Pradesh)

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16thLok Sabha

1 Shri Ninong EringArunachal East

5.12 3.67 39 53 53 Jan,2017

2 Shri Kiren Rijiju 5.04 4.91 108 89 83 Mar,2017

16thLok Sabha Total 10.16 8.58 147 142 136

15thLok Sabha Total 0 0 0 0 0

Lok Sabha Total 10.16 8.58 147 142 136


1 Shri Mukut MithiLower Dibang Valley

5.13 5.38 118 110 164 Mar,2017


Rajya Sabha (ex-Member) Sub Total 0.00 0.00 0 0 0


State Total: 15.29 13.96 265 252 300

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3.3 ASSAM

Assam has 21 Members of Parliament. There are 14 Lok Sabha MPs and 7 Rajya Sabha MPs. During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 97.50 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 111.17 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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16thLok Sabha

1 Shri Biren Singh EngtiAutonomous District(st)

2.58 1.85 2 6 75 Dec,2016

2 Shri Siraj Uddin AjmalBarpeta

5.20 4.43 164 165 129 Mar,2017

3 Maula Badruddin AjmalDhubri

2.80 6.61 113 137 81 Mar,2017

4 Shri Rameswar TeliDibrugarh

2.65 7.19 459 538 579 Mar,2017

5 Smt. Bijoya ChakravartyGuwahati

7.44 8.71 218 423 342 Nov,2016

6 Shri Kamakhya Parasad TasaJorhat

5.14 2.39 32 15 25 Jan,2017

7 Shri Gourav GogoiKaliabor

5.00 6.73 269 365 220 Dec,2017

8 Shri Radheshyam BiswasKarimganj (sc)

5.06 1.80 212 201 48 Aug,2016

9 Shri Naba Kumar Sarania (Hira)Kokrajhar (st)

5.00 5.00 59 68 61 Mar,2017

10 Shri Pradan BaruahLakhimpur

0.14 3.05 79 93 104 Mar,2017

11 Shri Ramen DekaMangaldoi

7.64 5.94 252 287 331 Jan,2017

12 Shri Rajen GohainNowgong

5.00 5.57 295 317 55 Feb,2017

13 Km. Sushmita DevSilchar

2.68 7.04 278 277 210 Feb,2017

14 Shri Ram Prasad SarmahTezpur

7.50 3.38 172 145 68 Jan,2017



Lok Sabha Total 66.64 75.16 2604 3181 2856


1 Shri Bhubaneswar KalitaKamrup

2.67 1.20 8 1 8 Mar,2017

2 Shri Biswajit DaimaryKamrup Metropolitan

2.69 5.70 59 63 80 Mar,2017

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3 Dr. Manmohan SinghKamrup Metropolitan

10.11 7.13 31 25 34 Feb,2017

4 Smt. Ranee NarahLakhimpur

5.04 4.82 27 25 NA Mar,2017

5 Shri Ripun BoraSonitpur

5.01 4.58 39 39 38 Feb,2017

6 Dr. Sanjay SinhKamrup Metropolitan

0.01 3.75 8 8 8 Mar,2017

7 Shri Santiuse KujurDarrang

7.67 6.78 92 91 268 Mar,2017




State Total 102.35 109.27 2868 3433 3292

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3.4 BIHAR

Bihar has 56 Members of Parliament (40 Lok Sabha and 16 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 201.00 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, expenditure of Rs. 336.03 crore has been incurred during the said year.



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16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Tasleem UddinAraria

4.55 1.56 14 0 0 Aug,2016

2 Shri Raj Kumar SinghArrah

3.63 2.47 65 33 20 Mar,2017

3 Shri Sushil Kumar SinghAurangabad

0.34 3.84 146 86 93 Mar,2017

4 Shri Jai Prakash Narayan YadavBanka

8.01 8.91 171 493 191 Mar,2017

5 Dr. Bhola SinghBegusarai

7.70 5.19 55 23 42 Aug,2016

6 Shri Shailesh Kumar Urph BuloBhagalpur

3.27 2.82 162 24 45 Mar,2017

7 Shri Ashwini Kumar ChoubeyBuxar

7.81 9.87 189 170 268 Mar,2017

8 Shri Kirti AzadDarbhanga

2.59 2.13 114 73 73 Nov,2016

9 Shri Hari ManjhiGaya (sc)

5.16 1.13 21 13 71 Feb,2017

10 Shri Janak RamGopalganj (sc)

2.84 4.79 441 220 35 Feb,2017

11 Shri Ramvilas PaswanHajipur(sc)

5.46 6.23 428 104 49 Feb,2017

12 Dr. Arun KumarJahanabad

2.55 5.08 83 79 73 Mar,2017

13 Shri Chirag Kumar PaswanJamui(sc)

3.66 2.77 472 400 26 Mar,2017

14 Shri Birendra Kumar ChaudharyJhanjharpur

8.41 6.59 122 152 65 Feb,2017

15 Shri Upendra KushwahaKarakat

1.73 4.14 39 64 126 Mar,2017

16 Shri Tariq AnwarKatihar

3.33 3.65 89 52 52 Sep,2016

17 Shri Choudhary Mahboob Ali KaiserKhagaria

3.83 3.13 106 19 15 Mar,2017

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18 Shri Mohammad Asrarul HaqueKishanganj

3.88 5.72 145 96 89 Mar,2017

19 Shri Rajesh Ranjan Pappu YadavMadhepura

7.17 8.77 237 40 180 Feb,2017

20 Shri Hukm Deo Narayan YadavMadhubani

7.59 4.96 140 108 27 Feb,2017

21 Shri Janardan Singh "Sigriwal"Maharajganj

8.27 6.80 165 124 62 Mar,2017

22 Smt. Veena DeviMunger

4.14 2.89 124 47 51 Mar,2017

23 Shri Ajay NishadMuzaffarpur

8.92 9.98 293 271 120 Mar,2017

24 Shri Kaushlendra KumarNalanda

8.06 10.64 248 241 198 Mar,2017

25 Shri Giriraj SinghNawada

1.48 5.75 76 62 90 Mar,2017

26 Dr. Sanjay JaiswalPaschim Champaran

7.45 7.03 192 119 52 Feb,2017

27 Shri Ram Kripal YadavPataliputra

0.00 0.00 150 0 0 Mar,2017

28 Shri Shatrughana SinhaPatna Sahib

6.97 8.62 201 60 14 Mar,2017

29 Shri Santosh KumarPurnea

6.32 3.84 37 16 24 Mar,2017

30 Shri Radha Mohan SinghPurvi Champaran

4.94 4.90 270 138 101 Dec,2016

31 Shri Ram Chandra PaswanSamastipur(sc)

5.20 5.68 0 25 52 Jan,2017

32 Shri Rajiv Pratap RudySaran

13.16 1.83 18 12 7 Mar,2017

33 Shri Chhedi PaswanSasaram(sc)

11.92 11.79 219 219 191 Mar,2017

34 Smt. Rama DeviSheohar

4.05 6.67 199 65 95 Nov,2016

35 Shri Ram Kumar SharmaSitamarhi

6.50 8.23 212 109 25 Mar,2017

36 Shri Om Prakash YadavSiwan

6.51 6.48 14 16 29 Mar,2017

37 Smt. Ranjeet RanjanSupaul

5.24 5.54 179 39 70 Mar,2017

38 Shri Nityanand raiUjiarpur

0.28 3.22 122 32 49 Mar,2017

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39 Shri Rama Kishore SinghVaishali

4.01 5.44 55 53 43 Mar,2017

40 Shri Satish Chandra DubeyValmiki Nagar

4.29 4.81 114 89 32 Mar,2017


15th Lok Sabha Total 0 10.86 0 261 530

Lok Sabha Total 211.22 224.76 6127 4247 3375


1 Shri Ali Anwar AnsariPatna

3.20 7.14 116 95 55 Mar,2017

2 Dr. Anil Kumar SahaniMuzaffarpur

8.82 9.41 145 85 115 Feb,2017

3 Shri Bashistha Narain SinghBuxar

2.76 6.25 NA 15 25 Mar,2017

4 Dr. C.P. ThakurPatna

2.50 4.63 295 71 44 Mar,2017

5 Shri Dharmenedra PradhanPatna

0.15 2.60 34 35 7 Mar,2017

6 Shri Gopal Narayan SinghRohtas

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

7 Shri Harivansh Patna

0.10 0.00 1 1 NA Mar,2017

8 Smt. Kahkashan PerweenBhagalpur

2.60 2.68 17 12 40 Mar,2017

9 Dr. Mahendra PrasadJehanabad

0.36 2.91 20 20 23 Mar,2017

10 Smt Misha BhartiPatna

0.00 0.00 NA NA NA

11 Shri Ram JethmalaniPatna

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA Mar,2017

12 Shri Ram Nath ThakurSamastipur

4.95 7.51 78 88 79 Mar,2017

13 Shri Ravi Shankar PrasadPatna

3.02 4.69 152 66 6 Mar,2017

14 Shri Ravindra Kishore SinhaPatna

5.14 5.14 111 56 59 Mar,2017



Rajya Sabha Total 61.30 7854 1598 791 630

State Total: 272.52 8078.76 7725 5038 4005

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3.5 CHHATTISGARH

Chhattisgarh has 16 Members of Parliament (11 Lok Sabha and 5 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 100.00 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 108.89 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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1 Shri Dinesh KashyapBastar(st)

7.57 6.55 145 103 94 Mar,2017

2 Shri Lakhan Lal SahuBilaspur

8.85 10.21 239 204 137 Mar,2017

3 Shri Tamradhwaj SahuDurg

12.88 8.81 353 431 223 Feb,2017

4 Smt. Kamla PatleJanjgir Champa(sc)

9.12 8.25 216 249 250 Mar,2017

5 Shri Vikram Dev UsendiKanker(st)

0.07 2.67 86 54 54 Mar,2017

6 Dr. Banshilal MahtoKorba

8.37 7.04 213 93 138 Mar,2017

7 shri Chandu lal Sahu (Chandu Mahasamund

7.32 6.38 116 155 106 Mar,2017

8 Shri Vishnu Deo SaiRaigarh(st)

6.31 8.02 176 170 119 Mar,2017

9 Shri Ramesh BaisRaipur

5.15 4.57 322 199 183 Mar,2017

10 Shri Abhishek SinghRajnandgaon

7.62 5.52 255 248 210 Mar,2017

11 Shri Kamalbhan Singh MarabiSarguja(st)

8.29 4.64 582 182 147 Dec,2016



Lok Sabha Total 82.81 82.30 2703 2108 1903


1 Shri Bhushan lal JangdeRaipur

6.01 3.62 155 126 160 Jan,2017

2 Smt. Chhaya VermaRaipur

5.38 1.24 203 155 15 Mar,2017

3 Shri Moti Lal VoraDurg

9.14 6.84 650 195 569 Feb,2017

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4 Shri Ram Vichar NetamBalrampur-ramanujganj

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

5 Shri Ranvijay Singh JudevJashpur

5.98 4.94 46 51 72 Mar,2017




State Total 120.06 108.89 3918 2758 3048

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3.6 GOA

Goa has 3 Members of Parliament (2 Lok Sabha and 1 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 7.50 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 14.44 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Goa)

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(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Shripad Yesso NaikNorth Goa

4.37 4.92 29 39 16 Mar,2017

2 Shri Advocate Narendra Keshav South Goa

2.62 2.74 26 47 33 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 7.1 10.93 55 86 65




State Total 9.79 14.44 83 114 107

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3.7 GUJARAT

Gujarat has 37 Members of Parliament (26 Lok Sabha and 11 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 165.00 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 183.45 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Gujarat)

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(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Paresh RawalAhmedabad East

5.00 4.57 223 288 192 Mar,2017

2 Dr. Kirit P SolankiAhmedabad West(sc)

2.50 2.91 126 125 28 Mar,2017

3 Shri Kachhadiya Naranbhai Amreli

3.04 4.69 171 246 172 Mar,2017

4 Shri Dilip PatelAnand

2.62 4.89 301 313 243 Mar,2017

5 Shri Chaudhary Haribhai ParthibhaiBanaskantha

2.56 2.40 176 121 121 Mar,2017

6 Shri Parbhubhai Nagarbhai VasavaBardoli(st)

5.00 4.13 284 337 254 Jan,2017

7 Shri Vasava Mansukhbhai Bharuch

5.10 3.64 198 185 144 Mar,2017

8 Dr. Bharatiben Dhirubhai ShiyalBhavnagar

5.11 5.35 835 139 197 Jan,2017

9 Shri Ramsinh RathwaChhota Udaipur(st)

2.55 3.17 189 98 206 Oct,2016

10 Shri Jasvantsinh Sumanbhai Dahod(st)

3.86 5.75 16 344 583 Feb,2017

11 Shri L. K. AdvaniGandhinagar

5.14 2.76 37 56 64 Feb,2017

12 Smt. Poonamben Hematbhai Jamnagar

5.15 3.14 55 64 83 Mar,2017

13 Shri Chudasama Rajeshbhai Junagadh

7.84 5.72 270 273 184 Mar,2017

14 Shri Vinod Chavda LakhamashiKachchh(sc)

2.52 3.40 102 134 134 Feb,2017

15 Shri Chauhan Devusinh JesingbhaiKheda

2.54 3.58 380 274 169 Mar,2017

16 Smt. Jayshreeben Kanubhai PatelMahesana

5.11 4.54 338 391 240 Mar,2017

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17 Shri C. R. PatilNavsari

5.00 3.31 195 184 170 Mar,2017

18 Shri Prabhatsinh Pratapsinh Panchmahal

3.51 5.25 313 261 255 Mar,2017

19 Shri Liladharbhai Khodaji VaghelaPatan

2.50 2.46 101 84 113 Mar,2017

20 Shri Vithalbhai Hansrajbhai Porbandar

5.12 7.13 225 171 222 Mar,2017

21 Shri Kundariya Mohanbhai Rajkot

7.61 7.08 221 228 202 Mar,2017

22 Shri Dipsinh Shankarsinh RathodSabarkantha

2.63 2.45 339 161 203 Mar,2017

23 Smt. Darshana Vikram JardoshSurat

5.01 4.14 521 485 242 Jan,2017

24 Shri Devajibhai Govindhai FateparaSurendranagar

5.15 5.91 106 112 135 Mar,2017

25 Smt. Ranjanben BhattVadodara

4.54 3.21 199 175 104 Jan,2017

26 Dr. K. C. PatelValsad(st)

5.11 5.69 168 165 155 Feb,2017



Lok Sabha Total 116.25 115.44 6089 5424 5067


1 Shri Arun Maharajkishan JaitleyKheda (nadiad)

2.60 3.19 20 23 118 Mar,2017

2 Shri Chunibhai Kanjibhai GohelGir Somnath

5.53 4.29 164 165 178 Mar,2017

3 Shri Lal Sinh VadodiaAnand

2.91 4.24 296 264 151 Mar,2017

4 Shri Madhusudan Devram MistryBanaskantha

6.42 4.57 195 173 173 Mar,2017

5 Shri Mansukh L. MandaviyaBhavnagar

3.00 4.40 39 33 54 Jan,2017

6 Shri Parshottambhai khoda RupalaAmreli

2.50 0.00 37 9 NA Mar,2017

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7 Mhant Shambhuprasadji TundiyaAhmedabad

7.90 5.03 151 102 139 Mar,2017

8 Shri Shankarbhai VegadSurendranagar

7.90 6.83 136 128 100 Mar,2017




State Total 182.61 181.84 8339 7533 7127

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3.8 HARYANA

Haryana has 15 Members of Parliament (10 Lok Sabha and 5 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 67.50 crorehas been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 59.41 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Haryana)

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(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Rattan Lal KatariaAmbala (sc)

5.08 5.38 215 109 85 Mar,2017

2 Shri Dharambir S/O Bhale RamBhiwani-mahendragarh

5.28 2.87 58 58 30 Nov,2016

3 Shri Krishan PalFaridabad

7.79 5.97 109 109 87 Mar,2017

4 Shri Inderjit Singh RaoGurgaon

5.08 2.63 225 144 50 Mar,2017

5 Shri Dushyant ChautalaHisar

5.08 3.93 551 144 108 Mar,2017

6 Shri Ashwini KumarKarnal

5.21 5.12 113 101 77 Mar,2017

7 Shri Raj Kumar SainiKurukshetra

2.75 2.74 122 91 59 Feb,2017

8 Shri Deepender Singh HoodaRohtak

5.00 4.91 72 77 73 Mar,2017

9 Shri Charanjeet Singh RoriSirsa(sc)

5.07 4.05 370 187 134 Mar,2017

10 Shri Ramesh ChanderSonepat

6.07 2.75 38 38 59 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 52.63 40.55 1873 1058 764


1 Shri Ram Kumar KashyapKurukshetra

5.04 4.19 125 92 85 Mar,2017

2 Km. Selja Ambala

2.50 1.76 21 16 12 Jan,2017

3 Shri Shadi Lal BatraRohtak

5.01 4.97 67 48 44 Mar,2017

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4 Dr. Subhash ChandraHissar

2.50 0.05 2 2 NA Jan,2017




State Total 70.7 59.41 2165 1302 1084

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3.9 HIMACHAL PRADESH

Himachal Pradesh has 7 Members of Parliament (4 Lok Sabha and 3 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs.35.00 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 39.39 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Himachal Pradesh)

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(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Anurag Singh ThakurHamirpur

5.27 3.88 607 607 290 Dec,2016

2 Shri Shanta KumarKangra

5.70 7.30 518 518 131 Feb,2017

3 Shri Ram Swaroop SharmaMandi

5.22 6.45 477 477 118 Mar,2017

4 Shri Virender KashyapShimla (sc)

5.05 6.70 482 398 263 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 21.24 24.32 2084 2000 802


1 Shri Anand SharmaShimla

2.55 2.00 54 45 17 Mar,2017

2 Shri Jagat Parkash NaddaBilaspur

8.57 7.34 208 278 52 Feb,2017

3 Smt. Viplove ThakurKangra

5.83 5.73 229 229 20 Nov,2016




State Total 38.18 39.39 2575 2552 891

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3.10 JAMMU & KASHMIR

Jammu & Kashmir has 10 Members of Parliament (6 Lok Sabha and 4 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 32.50 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 44.34 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Jammu & Kashmir)

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16th Lok Sabha

1 Ms. Mehbooba Mufti Anantnag

2.52 0.54 5 21 61 Sep,2016

2 Shri Muzaffar Hussain BaigBaramullah

2.50 4.97 313 3 197 Mar,2017

3 Shri Jugal KishoreJammu

3.04 4.75 154 159 118 Mar,2017

4 Shri Thupstan ChhewangLadakh

5.05 6.44 139 215 165 Mar,2017

5 Dr. Farooq AbdullahSrinagar

2.53 4.09 104 104 116 Mar,2017

6 Dr. Jitendra SinghUdhampur

5.00 3.46 115 79 39 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 20.64 24.25 830 581 696


1 Shri Ghulam Nabi AzadDoda

2.55 3.52 84 84 56 Mar,2017

2 Shri Mir Mohammad FayazKupwara

2.57 5.01 339 1237 325 Mar,2017

3 Shri Nazir Ahmed LawayKulgam

5.09 4.28 330 330 193 Mar,2017

4 Shri Shamsher Singh ManhasJammu

2.60 2.89 77 77 45 Mar,2017




State Total 36.78 44.34 1670 2309 1377

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3.11 JHARKHAND

Jharkhand has 20 Members of Parliament (14 Lok Sabha and 6 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year, 2016-17, Rs. 87.50 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 84.80 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Jharkhand)

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Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Sunil Kumar SinghChatra

7.55 5.59 148 120 74 Mar,2017

2 Shri Pashupati Nath SinghDhanbad

5.18 4.62 342 245 262 Feb,2017

3 Shri Shibu SorenDumka(st)

2.57 3.28 111 113 86 Mar,2017

4 Dr. Ravindra Kumar PandeyGiridih

5.12 5.31 377 183 695 Feb,2017

5 Shri Nishikant DubeyGodda

2.50 0.00 0 0 0 Mar,2016

6 Shri Jayant SinhaHazaribagh

5.09 5.05 2 199 194 Mar,2017

7 Shri Bidyut Baran MahatoJamshedpur

3.53 1.44 30 31 27 Nov,2016

8 Shri Karia MundaKhunti(st)

2.04 3.02 44 44 69 Oct,2016

9 Shri Ravindra Kr. RayKodarma

2.50 3.42 199 214 187 Jan,2017

10 Shri Sudarshan BhagatLohardaga(st)

2.50 3.43 68 68 61 Feb,2017

11 Shri Vishnu Dayal RamPalamu(sc)

7.56 8.34 251 230 292 Feb,2017

12 Shri Vijay Kumar HansdakRajmahal(st)

2.55 2.42 83 78 12 Mar,2017

13 Shri Ram Tahal ChoudharyRanchi

0.00 3.36 96 96 91 Feb,2017

14 Shri Laxman GiluwaSinghbhum(st)

12.60 7.40 123 129 124 Feb,2017



Lok Sabha Total 63.79 56.75 1874 1750 2193

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1 Shri Mahesh PoddarRanchi

2.50 0.76 4 3 1 Feb,2017

2 Shri Mukhtar Abbas NaqviRanchi

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA Feb,2017

3 Shri Parimal NathwaniRanchi

2.50 3.96 45 45 26 Feb,2017

4 Dr Pradeep Kumar BalmuchuE.singhbhum (jamshedpur)

2.55 3.44 57 63 40 Mar,2017

5 Shri Prem Chand GuptaRanchi

5.00 5.16 61 61 56 Feb,2017

6 Shri Sanjiv KumarDhanbad

5.06 5.37 147 159 119 Nov,2016




State Total 88.91 84.80 2414 2307 2508

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3.12 KARNATAKA

Karnataka has 40 Members of Parliament (28 Lok Sabha and 12 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 162.50 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 158.14 crore has been incurred during the said year.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Karnataka)

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Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Gaddigoudar Parvtag. Bagalkot

5.00 4.11 72 119 108 Mar,2017

2 Shri P. C. MohanBangalore Central

0.16 3.20 54 54 31 Mar,2017

3 Shri D.V. Sadananda GowdaBangalore North

2.60 2.87 0 0 39 May,2016

4 Shri D. K. SureshBangalore Rural

0.00 2.80 33 29 4 Jan,2017

5 Shri Ananth KumarBangalore South

0.00 0.00 0 0 0 Jan,2016

6 Shri Angadi Suresh ChannabasappaBelgaum

2.53 4.22 137 106 35 Mar,2017

7 Shri B. SreeramuluBellary(st)

5.08 4.23 69 69 69 Mar,2017

8 Shri Bhagwanth KhubaBidar

5.00 3.55 176 156 33 Nov,2016

9 Shri Ramesh JigajinagiBijapur(sc)

5.08 2.09 172 163 56 Mar,2017

10 Shri R. DhruvanarayanaChamarajanagar(sc)

5.05 4.75 106 106 111 Mar,2017

11 Dr. M.Veerappa MoilyChikballapur

10.06 7.20 178 145 76 Jan,2017

12 Shri Prakash Babanna HukkeriChikkodi

0.00 0.74 16 16 16 Mar,2017

13 Shri B. N. ChandrappaChitradurga(sc)

5.93 7.33 197 180 75 Mar,2017

14 Shri Nalin Kumar KateelDakshina Kannada

2.83 2.87 66 51 141 Mar,2017

15 Shri G. M. SiddeshwaraDavanagere

5.69 4.95 155 143 65 Mar,2017

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16 Shri Pralhad JoshiDharwad

5.23 2.33 86 58 6 Dec,2016

17 Shri Mallikarjun KhargeGulbarga(sc)

5.29 3.74 92 92 87 Mar,2017

18 Shri H. D. DevegowdaHassan

2.50 3.54 178 178 97 Nov,2016

19 Shri Udasi Shivakumar Haveri

0.15 4.82 218 115 42 Mar,2017

20 Dr. K. H. MuniyappaKolar(sc)

5.13 4.24 155 155 0 Dec,2016

21 Shri Karadi Sanganna AmarappaKoppal

5.09 2.25 13 9 99 Nov,2016

22 Shri C. S. PuttarajuMandya

2.59 2.47 51 51 46 Mar,2017

23 Shri Prathap SimhaMysore

2.64 2.00 92 92 170 Nov,2016

24 Shri B. V. NayakRaichur(st)

2.66 6.64 89 89 19 Mar,2017

25 Shri B. S. YeddyurappaShimoga

5.08 3.25 20 97 59 Jan,2017

26 Shri Muddahanume Gowda S.P.Tumkur

5.04 4.08 121 121 67 Mar,2017

27 Smt. Shobha KarandlajeUdupi Chikmagalur

5.67 4.16 134 104 92 Mar,2017

28 Shri Anant Kumar HegdeUttara Kannada

5.00 2.26 153 156 63 Oct,2016



Lok Sabha Total 116.13 125.43 2833 2778 2785


1 Shri B.K HariprasadBangalore Urban

2.58 3.14 19 18 16 Nov,2016

2 Shri Basawaraj PatilGulbarga

2.67 0.74 52 52 24 Jul,2016

3 Shri D. Kupendra ReddyBangalore Urban

2.61 3.45 98 98 64 Dec,2016

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4 Shri Jairam RameshChikmagalur

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

5 Shri K. Rahman KhanBangalore Urban

2.50 2.25 NA 56 3 Dec,2016

6 Shri K.C RamamurthyBangalore Urban

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

7 Shri M.V. Rajeev GowdaBangalore Urban

5.16 2.17 47 47 32 Sep,2016

8 Smt. Nirmala SitharamanBangalore Urban

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

9 Shri Oscar FernandesUdupi

2.62 2.46 105 67 50 Feb,2017

10 Dr. Prabhakar KoreBelgaum

5.04 5.46 164 130 73 Mar,2017

11 Shri Rajeev ChandrasekarBangalore Urban

5.00 2.08 NA NA 6 Jul,2016

12 Shri Rangasayee RamakrishnaBangalore Urban

5.04 4.90 102 102 45 Jun,2016




State Total 169.61 156.40 3581 3493 3230

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3.13 KERALA

Kerala has 29 Members of Parliament (20 Lok Sabha and 9 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 150.00 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 154.46 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri K. C. VenugopalAlappuzha

7.26 5.57 78 64 65 Mar,2017

2 Shri P. K. BijuAlathur(sc)

4.47 4.22 103 75 53 Mar,2017

3 Dr. A. SampathAttingal

7.70 5.59 112 60 63 Mar,2017

4 Shri Innocent Chalakudy

5.15 4.93 77 41 33 Mar,2017

5 Prof. Kuruppasseray varkey Ernakulam

5.62 3.43 54 46 45 Mar,2017

6 Adv. Joice GeorgeIdukki

5.16 3.99 434 94 68 Mar,2017

7 Smt. P. K. Sreemathi TeacherKannur

5.27 4.73 182 128 111 Mar,2017

8 Shri P. KarunakaranKasaragod

7.74 4.99 120 105 72 Mar,2017

9 Shri N. K. PremachandranKollam

5.03 4.08 124 46 48 Mar,2017

10 Shri Jose K. ManiKottayam

6.29 5.31 195 91 141 Mar,2017

11 Shri M. K. RaghavanKozhikode

5.29 5.51 120 108 165 Mar,2017

12 Shri P.K. KunhalikkuttyMalappuram

7.75 5.72 178 145 149 Mar,2017

13 Shri Kodikunnil SureshMavelikkara(sc)

5.05 4.07 164 63 62 Mar,2017

14 Shri M. B. RajeshPalakkad

6.82 5.93 22 19 26 Mar,2017

15 Shri Anto AntonyPathanamthitta

8.48 4.28 151 91 109 Mar,2017

16 Shri E. T. Mohammed BasheerPonnani

5.36 3.71 97 52 108 Mar,2017

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17 Dr. Shashi TharoorThiruvananthapuram

5.17 6.02 18 58 121 Mar,2017

18 Shri C. N. JayadevanThrissur

4.55 3.15 101 71 43 Mar,2017

19 Shri Mullappally RamachandranVadakara

5.21 3.37 20 73 51 Jan,2017

20 Shri M. I. ShanavasWayanad

5.00 5.35 139 89 94 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 122.30 103.15 2489 1519 1671


1 Shri A.K. AntonyAlappuzha

5.44 5.24 15 14 26 Mar,2017

2 Shri Abdul WahabMalappuram

3.20 2.13 162 133 34 Mar,2017

3 Shri C.P. NarayananThiruvananthapuram

4.14 5.17 75 31 40 Mar,2017

4 Shri Joy AbrahamKottayam

2.50 3.23 31 22 75 Mar,2017

5 Shri K SomaprasadKollam

2.50 0.00 66 1 NA Mar,2017

6 Shri K.K. RageshKannur

5.18 3.53 54 41 37 Mar,2017

7 Shri M.P Veerendra KumarWayanad

2.52 0.05 24 13 NA Mar,2017

8 Prof. P.J. KurianPathanamthitta

8.13 3.42 93 61 76 Feb,2017

9 Shri Vayalar RaviAlappuzha

6.64 4.55 62 70 64 Mar,2017




State Total 177.32 147.86 3071 1913 2297

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3.14 MADHYA PRADESH

Madhya Pradesh has 40 Members of Parliament (29 Lok Sabha and 11 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 222.50 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 200.24 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Bodhsingh BhagatBalaghat

5.09 5.53 51 260 285 Mar,2017

2 Smt. Jyoti DhurveBetul(st)

2.65 3.34 209 196 117 Mar,2017

3 Dr. Bhagirath PrasadBhind(sc)

5.00 4.20 352 195 17 Jan,2017

4 Shri Alok SanjarBhopal

0.00 0.00 0 0 0 Oct,2015

5 Shri Kamal NathChhindwara

7.67 7.75 467 763 447 Mar,2017

6 Shri Prahalad Singh PatelDamoh

5.05 4.51 101 89 190 Mar,2017

7 Shri Manohar UntwalDewas(sc)

5.04 8.78 263 205 127 Mar,2017

8 Smt. Savitri ThakurDhar(st)

7.62 5.81 155 94 67 Mar,2017

9 Shri Jyotiraditya M ScindiaGuna

5.11 5.41 185 175 162 Dec,2016

10 Shri Narendra Singh TomarGwalior

5.08 4.48 51 51 39 Mar,2017

11 Shri Uday Pratap SinghHoshangabad

5.00 4.19 373 336 130 Mar,2017

12 Smt. Sumitra Mahajan (Tai)Indore

4.60 6.86 193 220 282 Mar,2017

13 Shri Rakesh SinghJabalpur

2.65 3.06 251 212 86 Mar,2017

14 Shri Nagendra SinghKhajuraho

7.61 7.13 116 118 100 Mar,2017

15 Shri Nandkumar Singh Chouhan Khandwa

5.11 4.46 86 180 153 Mar,2017

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16 Shri Subhash PatelKhargone(st)

5.11 4.53 122 120 36 Mar,2017

17 Shri Faggan Singh KulasteMandla(st)

5.05 2.77 240 150 41 Jul,2016

18 Shri Sudhir GuptaMandsour

7.50 4.60 357 442 425 Jan,2017

19 Shri Anoop MishraMorena

5.06 4.41 233 115 50 Nov,2016

20 Shri Rodmal NagarRajgarh

7.63 8.66 308 313 409 Mar,2017

21 Shri Kantilal BhuriaRatlam(st)

5.00 0.00 0 0 0 Jan,2016

22 Shri Janardan MishraRewa

5.29 4.84 260 255 230 Mar,2017

23 Smt. Laxmi Narayan YadavSagar

6.00 6.68 306 307 186 Mar,2017

24 Shri Ganesh SinghSatna

8.01 4.72 140 189 169 Mar,2017

25 Shri Gyan SinghShahdol (st)

10.00 3.92 185 119 32 Nov,2016

26 Smt. Riti PathakSidhi

7.63 6.57 505 308 265 Mar,2017

27 Dr. Virendra KumarTikamgarh(sc)

5.21 3.82 171 176 71 Mar,2017

28 Prof. Chintamani MalviyaUjjain(sc)

5.76 5.12 203 228 252 Mar,2017

29 Smt. Sushma SwarajVidisha

5.08 4.13 429 382 393 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 163.59 146.15 6312 6215 5278


1 Shri Digvijay SinghGuna

7.54 5.66 85 178 135 Mar,2017

2 Shri LA. GanesanBhopal

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

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3 Shri M.J. AkbarBhopal

2.54 0.52 19 18 NA Mar,2017

4 Shri Meghraj Jain Aagar Malwa

5.18 3.88 59 62 36 Mar,2017

5 Shri Prabhat JhaGwalior

7.56 5.93 63 67 111 Feb,2017

6 Shri Prakash JavadekarChhindwara

0.10 0.47 7 18 42 Mar,2017

7 Shri Satyanarayan JatiyaUjjain

5.29 7.15 186 144 41 Mar,2017

8 Shri Satyavrat ChaturvediChhatarpur

6.22 6.79 140 203 124 Feb,2017

9 Shri Thawar ChandUjjain

5.36 5.48 79 75 57 Mar,2017

10 Shri Vivek K. TankhaJabalpur

2.54 1.20 75 42 NA Mar,2017




State Total 232.30 198.91 7168 7156 5960

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3.15 MAHARASHTRA

Maharashtra has 67 Members of Parliament (48 Lok Sabha and 19 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 285.00 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 299.70 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Maharashtra)

Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Dilipkumar Mansukhlal GandhiAhmednagar

5.27 4.13 258 143 122 Mar,2017

2 Shri Sanjay Shamrao DhotreAkola

2.86 2.82 115 91 14 Aug,2016

3 Shri Anandrao Vithoba AdsulAmravati(sc)

5.11 5.68 470 203 181 Mar,2017

4 Shri Chandrakant Bhaurao KhaireAurangabad

5.00 3.19 84 77 69 Mar,2017

5 Smt. Supriya SuleBaramati

5.17 3.89 45 48 58 Dec,2016

6 Dr. Pritam Gopinath MundeBeed

5.10 3.32 4 199 169 Nov,2016

7 Shri Nanabhau Falgunrao PatoleBhandara-gondiya

7.52 3.64 95 27 96 Dec,2016

8 Shri Kapil Moreshwar PatilBhiwandi

2.64 5.16 197 174 87 Mar,2017

9 Shri Prataprao Ganpatrao JadhavBuldhana

0.06 1.91 250 84 8 Mar,2017

10 Shri Hansraj Gangaram AhirChandrapur

5.09 4.84 213 144 137 Mar,2017

11 Dr. Subhash Ramrao BhamreDhule

7.58 2.98 105 90 102 Dec,2016

12 Shri Harishchandra Deoram Dindori(st)

5.05 3.39 95 95 77 Jan,2017

13 Shri Ashok Mahadeorao NeteGadchiroli-chimur(st)

2.61 3.12 611 49 54 Jan,2017

14 Shri Raju ShettyHatkanangle

7.50 4.10 249 125 115 Jan,2017

15 Shri Rajeev Shankarrao SatavHingoli

5.15 1.75 143 33 101 Mar,2017

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16 Shri A. T. Nana PatilJalgaon

5.10 3.41 75 82 97 Mar,2017

17 Shri Raosaheb Dadarao DanveJalna

2.66 4.32 71 67 81 Mar,2017

18 Dr. Shrikant Eknath ShindeKalyan

5.11 5.04 85 55 28 Mar,2017

19 Shri Dhananjay Bhimrao MahadikKolhapur

5.00 4.33 147 146 99 Mar,2017

20 Dr. Sunil Baliram GaikwadLatur(sc)

7.54 5.00 362 144 230 Mar,2017

21 Shri Vijaysinh Shankarrao Mohite Madha

5.07 2.74 334 159 134 Jan,2017

22 Shri Appa Alias Shrirang Chandu Maval

5.21 3.22 48 51 61 Dec,2016

23 Shri Gopal Chinayya ShettyMumbai North

2.65 1.70 53 35 28 Mar,2017

24 Dr. Kirit SomaiyaMumbai North East

5.11 5.41 47 62 22 Mar,2017

25 Shri Gajanan Chandrakant KirtikarMumbai North West

2.59 3.23 24 25 44 Mar,2017

26 Smt. Poonam MahajanMumbai North-central

5.06 4.96 52 46 90 Mar,2017

27 Shri Arvind Sawant Mumbai South

4.18 4.82 95 88 109 Feb,2017

28 Shri Rahul Ramesh ShewaleMumbai South Central

6.24 4.51 88 71 80 Mar,2017

29 Shri Nitin Jairam GadkariNagpur

7.54 4.32 33 23 20 Mar,2017

30 Shri Ashok Shankarrao ChavanNanded

2.68 3.55 272 256 91 Mar,2017

31 Dr. Heena Vaijaykumar GavitNandurbar(st)

7.54 5.25 373 284 357 Feb,2017

32 Shri Hemant Tukaram GodseNashik

5.09 5.44 70 70 48 Jan,2017

33 Prof Ravindra Vishwanath GaikwadOsmanabad

5.16 6.40 475 329 102 Mar,2017

34 Adv. Chintaman Navasha WangaPalghar(st)

5.05 1.30 81 56 20 Dec,2016

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35 Shri Sanjay (Bandu) Haribhau Parbhani

11.62 8.40 105 100 111 Feb,2017

36 Shri Anil ShirolePune

5.15 1.37 8 5 6 Dec,2016

37 Shri Anant GeeteRaigad

5.02 4.34 107 91 67 Mar,2017

38 Shri Krupal Balaji TumaneRamtek(sc)

7.54 6.02 175 116 136 Mar,2017

39 Shri Vinayak Bhaurao RautRatnagiri-sindhudurg

7.51 2.04 61 24 77 Oct,2016

40 Smt. Raksha Nikhil KhadaseRaver

5.08 2.96 140 109 107 Mar,2017

41 Shri Sanjaykaka PatilSangli

2.63 2.64 138 56 56 Mar,2017

42 Shri Chh. Udayanraje Pratapsinha Satara

2.60 4.69 81 81 14 Mar,2017

43 Shri Sadashiv Kisan LokhandeShirdi(sc)

2.85 4.13 301 286 131 Mar,2017

44 Shri Adhalrao Shivaji DattatreyShirur

5.17 3.56 132 101 67 Dec,2016

45 Shri Sharad BansodeSolapur(sc)

2.63 3.07 249 164 85 Jan,2017

46 Shri Rajan Baburao VichareThane

5.14 6.46 49 30 11 Mar,2017

47 Shri Ramdas Chandrabhanji TadasWardha

5.01 5.96 373 128 126 Mar,2017

48 Ms. Bhavana Pundlikrao GawaliYavatmal-washim

2.50 2.76 117 112 68 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 243.15 200.11 7755 5038 4546


1 Shri Ajay SanchetiNagpur

4.92 4.68 50 28 17 Mar,2017

2 Shri Amar Shankar SablePune

2.68 5.17 95 86 64 Mar,2017

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3 Shri Anil DesaiMumbai City

7.36 2.74 71 61 51 Feb,2017

4 Shri D.P. TripathiMumbai City

2.40 1.12 41 41 28 Dec,2016

5 Shri Husain dalwaiMumbai Suburban

2.58 5.96 95 73 199 Mar,2017

6 Shri Majeed MemonMumbai Suburban

2.60 6.37 63 41 46 Mar,2017

7 Shri P. ChidambaramMumbai City

2.50 0.00 4 4 NA Dec,2016

8 Smt Rajani PatilBeed

7.45 6.99 263 265 181 Dec,2016

9 Shri Rajeev ShuklaMumbai Suburban

0.25 1.18 17 5 33 Mar,2017

10 Shri Rajkumar Nandlal DhootAurangabad

5.11 4.64 99 50 70 Mar,2017

11 Shri Ramdas Bandu AthawaleMumbai Suburban

5.07 5.26 74 88 44 Mar,2017

12 Shri Sanjay Dattatraya kakadePune

2.66 3.05 36 44 80 Mar,2017

13 Shri Sharad PawarPune

3.94 7.31 110 49 91 Jun,2017

14 Smt Vandana ChavanPune

2.85 4.18 51 25 43 Mar,2017

15 Dr. Vikas MahatmeNagpur

2.54 0.34 27 9 2 Mar,2017

16 Dr. Vinay P. SahasrabuddheThane

2.54 0.31 14 3 39 Mar,2017




State Total 320.33 293.88 9661 6590 6078

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3.16 MANIPUR

Manipur has 3 Members of Parliament (2 Lok Sabha and 1 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 15.00 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 10.11 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Manipur)

Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Dr. Thokchom MeinyaInner Manipur

5.00 2.30 31 31 1 Sep,2016

2 Shri Thangso BaiteOuter Manipur(st)

5.06 5.17 79 67 73 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 10.06 7.47 110 98 74

Rajya Sabha (Sitting) Sub Total 0 0 0 0 0



State Total 15.06 10.11 140 125 82

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3.17 MEGHALAYA

Meghalaya has 3 Members of Parliament (2 Lok Sabha and 1 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 7.50 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 6.18 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.


The Constituency/MP wise details are in the attached table

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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Meghalaya)

Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Vincent H. PalaShillong

2.58 1.24 26 10 16 Jan,2017

2 Shri Conrad Kongkal SangmaTura

2.56 2.81 279 233 126 Jan,2017



Lok Sabha Total 5.32 4.46 305 243 198


1 Smt Wansuk SyiemEast Khasi Hills

2.52 1.72 11 17 22 Jan,2017




State Total 7.84 6.18 316 260 220

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3.18 MIZORAM

Mizoram has 2 Members of Parliament (1 Lok Sabha and 1 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 12.50 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 9.28 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Mizoram)

Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri C. L. RualaMizoram (st)

5.00 5.12 73 73 34 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 5.00 5.12 73 73 34


1 Shri Ronald Sapa TlauAizawl

7.63 4.16 102 111 61 Feb,2017




State Total 12.63 9.28 175 184 95

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3.19 NAGALAND

Nagaland has 2 Members of Parliament (1 Lok Sabha and 1 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 12.50 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 11.04 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.


The Constituency/MP wise details are in the attached table

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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Nagaland)

Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Neiphiu RioNagaland

5.05 5.97 26 26 27 Jan,2017


15th Lok Sabha Total 0 0 0 0 0

Lok Sabha Total 5.05 5.97 26 26 27





State Total 7.57 8.52 45 45 27

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3.20 ODISHA

Odisha has 31 Members of Parliament (21 Lok Sabha and 10 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 160.00 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 153.44 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Odisha)

Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri ladu Kishore SwainAska

2.50 1.72 277 296 106 Mar,2017

2 Shri Rabindra Kumar JenaBalasore

5.01 1.74 150 159 83 Sep,2016

3 Dr. Prabhas Kumar SinghBargarh

5.22 6.22 254 216 298 Mar,2017

4 Shri Sidhant MohapatraBerhampur

2.50 2.20 237 301 99 Mar,2017

5 Shri Arjun Charan SethiBhadrak(sc)

7.52 4.30 177 131 88 Jan,2017

6 Dr. Prasanna Kumar PatasaniBhubaneswar

5.61 2.55 424 80 59 Mar,2017

7 Shri Kalikesh Narayan Singh DeoBolangir

5.00 5.92 267 296 223 Mar,2017

8 Shri Bhartruhari MahatabCuttack

5.25 7.24 581 424 455 Mar,2017

9 Shri Tathagata SatpathyDhenkanal

2.50 3.69 77 92 95 Mar,2017

10 Dr. Kulamani SamalJagatsinghpur(sc)

6.87 6.55 382 338 333 Mar,2017

11 Smt. Rita TaraiJajpur(sc)

5.00 1.93 44 63 33 Feb,2017

12 Smt. Arka Keshari DeoKalahandi

5.16 4.62 144 139 143 Mar,2017

13 Smt. Pratyusha Rajeshwari SinghKandhamal

2.59 4.81 316 214 250 Feb,2017

14 Shri Baijayant PandaKendrapara

5.08 6.38 12 78 103 Mar,2017

15 Smt. Sakuntala LaguriKeonjhar(st)

7.61 8.30 200 290 177 Jan,2017

16 Shri Jhina HikakaKoraput(st)

5.05 1.73 142 56 36 Oct,2016

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17 Shri Rama Chandra HansdahMayurbhanj (st)

10.15 8.76 158 182 165 Mar,2017

18 Shri Balabhadra MajhiNabarangpur (st)

7.57 5.71 465 536 171 Mar,2017

19 Shri Pinaki MisraPuri

5.12 3.81 338 303 263 Nov,2016

20 Shri Nagendra Kumar PradhanSambalpur

2.63 3.09 398 116 151 Sep,2016

21 Shri Jual OramSundargarh (st)

7.60 5.27 299 219 179 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 111.89 104.72 5342 4542 4179


1 Shri A. U. Singh DeoBolangir

5.36 4.62 266 255 82 Mar,2017

2 Shri A.V. SwamyNuapara

5.05 6.63 199 142 80 Mar,2017

3 Shri Anubhav MohantyCuttack

5.11 3.70 218 108 78 Dec,2016

4 Shri Bhaskar Rao NekkantiRayagada

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

5 Shri Dilip kumar TirkeySundargarh

7.60 6.23 152 186 105 Mar,2017

6 Shri Narendra Kumar SwainCuttack

2.63 0.77 140 128 4 Dec,2016

7 Shri Prasanna AcharyaBaragarh

2.50 2.25 239 159 145 Mar,2017

8 Shri Ranjib BiswalJagatsinghpur

5.25 4.22 331 300 278 Mar,2017

9 Shmt Sarojini HembramMayurbhanj

5.07 4.46 138 138 81 Mar,2017




State Total 166.30 150.94 7510 6418 5580

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3.21 PUNJAB

Punjab has 20 Members of Parliament (13 Lok Sabha and 7 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 107.50 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 108.82 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Punjab)

Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Gurjeet SinghAmritsar

5.12 5.25 390 268 22 Nov,2016

2 Shri Prem Singh ChandumajraAnandpur Sahib

7.59 5.01 209 228 115 Mar,2017

3 Smt Harsimrat Kaur BadalBhatinda

5.05 6.44 431 423 259 Mar,2017

4 Prof. Sadhu SinghFaridkot(sc)

7.71 6.73 349 352 164 Jan,2017

5 Shri Harinder Singh KhalsaFatehgarh Sahib(sc)

5.35 8.39 297 321 283 Feb,2017

6 Shri Sher Singh GhubayaFirozpur

5.08 5.46 144 152 318 Mar,2017

7 Shri Vinod KhannaGurdaspur

2.59 4.63 93 109 65 Mar,2017

8 Shri Vijay SamplaHoshiarpur(sc)

5.16 6.58 396 369 167 Mar,2017

9 Shri Santokh Singh ChaudharyJalandhar(sc)

5.15 4.58 345 201 96 Mar,2017

10 Shri Ranjit Singh BrahmpuraKhadoor Sahib

6.29 7.07 237 237 143 Oct,2016

11 Shri Ravneet Singh BittuLudhiana

7.56 5.14 304 164 48 Feb,2017

12 Dr. Dharam Vira GandhiPatiala

5.50 6.27 600 670 369 Mar,2017

13 Shri Bhagwant MannSangrur

5.20 5.69 813 601 194 Nov,2016



Lok Sabha Total 73.42 79.64 4608 4095 2746

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1 Shri Partap Singh BajwaGurdaspur

5.02 1.26 317 288 NA Mar,2017

2 Shri Shamsher Singh DulloFatehgarh Sahib

5.02 0.20 161 145 NA Oct,2016

3 Shri Shwait MalikAmritsar

2.50 1.56 34 32 1 Mar,2017

4 Shri Sukhdev Singh DhindsaSangrur

5.13 3.99 100 85 81 Nov,2016




State Total 111.73 108.82 6365 5426 3497

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3.22 RAJASTHAN

Rajasthan has 35 Members of Parliament (25 Lok Sabha and 10 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 177.50 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 152.42 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Prof. Sanwar Lal JatAjmer

5.04 4.85 40 78 92 Mar,2017

2 Shri Chand Nath Alwar

0.00 0.26 7 7 0 Jan,2017

3 Shri Manshankar NinamaBanswara(st)

5.00 2.82 198 196 18 Feb,2017

4 Col. Sona RamBarmer

5.00 3.07 184 167 83 Dec,2016

5 Shri Bahadur SinghBharatpur(sc)

7.82 5.30 78 67 122 Feb,2017

6 Shri Subhash BaheriaBhilwara

5.17 2.98 177 112 57 Feb,2017

7 Shri Arjun Ram MeghwalBikaner(sc)

5.00 4.80 70 77 72 Dec,2016

8 Shri Chandra Prakash JoshiChittorgarh

5.08 4.05 101 121 32 Dec,2016

9 Shri Rahul KaswanChuru

5.00 2.57 101 62 2 Dec,2016

10 Shri Harish Chandra MeenaDausa(st)

5.11 5.05 114 114 46 Mar,2017

11 Shri Nihalchand Ganganagar(sc)

5.26 9.65 186 141 131 Aug,2017

12 Shri Ramcharan BoharaJaipur

2.53 4.66 99 99 11 Jan,2017

13 Col. Rajyavadhan Singh RathoreJaipur Rural

2.58 2.12 32 32 14 Jan,2017

14 Shri Devji PatelJalore

5.14 3.76 69 54 14 Nov,2016

15 Shri Dushyant SinghJhalawar-baran

2.50 2.93 7 56 66 Dec,2016

16 Smt. Santosh AhlawatJhunjhunu

5.00 2.88 68 57 79 Mar,2017

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17 Shri Gajendrasingh ShekhawatJodhpur

5.00 2.76 82 63 3 Dec,2016

18 Dr. Manoj RajoriaKarauli-dholpur(sc)

5.18 3.83 16 22 5 Feb,2017

19 Shri Om BirlaKota

5.18 6.69 203 163 77 Mar,2017

20 Shri C. R. ChoudharyNagaur

2.50 0.00 0 0 0 Mar,2016

21 Shri P. P. ChoudharyPali

7.50 7.71 141 202 4 Mar,2017

22 Shri Hariom Singh RathoreRajsamand

2.50 3.57 141 102 30 Mar,2017

23 Shri Sumedhanand SaraswatiSikar

5.37 4.04 69 69 30 Feb,2017

24 Shri Sukhbir Singh JaunapuriaTonk-sawai Madhopur

7.88 3.14 244 239 170 Jan,2017

25 Shri Arjunlal MeenaUdaipur(st)

5.19 5.37 133 81 58 Feb,2017



Lok Sabha Total 117.54 102.14 2560 2381 1382


1 Shri Abhishek Manu SinghviJodhpur

5.23 4.79 38 30 14 Nov,2016

2 Shri Bhupender YadavAjmer

7.59 6.03 72 51 7 Nov,2016

3 Shri Harshvardhan Singh Dungarpur 2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

4 Shri Narayan Lal PanchariyaJodhpur

5.03 3.78 28 36 16 Jan,2017

5 Shri Narendra BudaniaChuru

5.00 3.85 36 33 1 Sep,2016

6 Shri Om Prakash MathurJaipur

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

7 Shri Ram Kumar VermaDausa

2.50 1.95 11 11 1 Mar,2017

8 Shri Ram Narain DudiJodhpur

7.60 5.66 48 79 46 Jan,2017

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9 Shri Vijay GoelJaipur

5.06 4.64 24 24 13 Mar,2017




State Total 180.9 152.42 2963 2772 1777

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3.23 SIKKIM

Sikkim has 2 Members of Parliament (1 Lok Sabha and 1 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 7.50 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 9.22 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Prem Das RaiSikkim

6.08 6.49 45 37 16 Jan,2017



Lok Sabha Total 6.08 6.49 45 37 16


1 Shri Hishey LachungpaEast District

5.02 2.73 2 6 7 Aug,2016




State Total 11.1 9.22 47 43 23

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3.24 TAMIL NADU

Tamil Nadu has 57 Members of Parliament (39 Lok Sabha and 18 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs.282.50 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 283.59 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Hari G.Arakkonam

5.09 5.79 98 85 89 Mar,2017

2 Shri V. ElumalaiArani

5.00 2.49 73 57 53 Mar,2017

3 Shri S. R. VijayakumarChennai Central

2.57 5.23 88 125 73 Mar,2017

4 Shri Venkatesh Babu T. G.Chennai North

3.56 10.62 40 8 125 Mar,2017

5 Dr. J. jayavardhanChennai South

2.56 2.75 39 48 97 Mar,2017

6 Shri Chandrakasi M.Chidambaram(sc)

2.51 2.66 79 72 90 Feb,2017

7 Shri Nagarajan P.Coimbatore

8.97 6.61 35 45 66 Mar,2017

8 Shri Arunmozhithevan A.Cuddalore

2.51 2.35 68 40 112 Feb,2017

9 Dr. Anbumani RamadossDharamapuri

5.00 5.00 374 197 346 Feb,2017

10 Shri Udhaya Kumar M.Dindigul

5.23 4.95 43 43 59 Mar,2017

11 Shri Selvakumara Chinnayan S.Erode

7.85 5.53 87 81 84 Dec,2016

12 Dr. Kamaraj K.Kallakurichi

5.00 2.50 42 0 70 Jan,2017

13 Smt. Maragatham K.Kancheepuram(sc)

3.09 3.72 80 80 37 Nov,2016

14 Shri Radhakrishnan P.Kanniyakumari

2.69 4.94 120 116 69 Mar,2017

15 Dr. Thambidurai M.Karur

6.58 5.39 73 135 169 Feb,2017

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16 Shri Ashok Kumar K.Krishnagiri

6.83 6.76 27 27 44 Mar,2017

17 Shri R. GopalakrishnanMadurai

6.63 8.91 104 106 83 Mar,2017

18 Smt. Bharathi Mohan R. K.Mayiladuthurai

7.55 5.68 141 108 226 Mar,2017

19 Dr. Gopal K.Nagapattinam(sc)

2.50 0.00 0 0 21 May,2016

20 Shri P. R. SundaramNamakkal

7.68 8.09 57 53 132 Jan,2017

21 Shri Gopalakrishnan C.Nilgiris(sc)

5.26 3.41 53 47 43 Dec,2016

22 Shri Marutharajaa R. P.Perambalur

7.54 3.54 46 32 25 Jan,2017

23 Shri Mahendran C.Pollachi

7.53 6.63 101 106 95 Mar,2017

24 Shri Anwhar Raajhaa A.Ramanathapuram

7.88 6.04 66 48 46 Mar,2017

25 Shri Pannerselvam V.Salem

6.05 7.56 60 67 125 Mar,2017

26 Shri Senthilnathan PRSivaganga

5.04 0.46 58 54 48 Oct,2016

27 Shri Krishnan N. RamachandranSriperumbudur

11.72 6.06 58 58 65 Nov,2016

28 Smt. Vasanthi M.Tenkasi(sc)

2.56 5.10 40 40 37 Mar,2017

29 Shri Parasuraman K.Thanjavur

7.56 5.83 149 104 143 Mar,2017

30 Shri Parthipan R.Theni

8.35 6.18 47 46 41 Dec,2016

31 Shri Jeyasingh Thiyagaraj Natterjee Thoothukkudi

5.14 2.35 280 275 20 Dec,2016

32 Shri Kumar P.Tiruchirappalli

6.32 7.58 53 70 139 Mar,2017

33 Shri Prabakaran K. R. P.Tirunelveli

5.11 4.35 58 54 66 Mar,2017

34 Smt V. SathyabamaTiruppur

7.69 7.55 69 52 50 Mar,2017

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35 Dr. Venugopal P.Tiruvallur(sc)

5.03 2.12 20 20 10 Oct,2016

36 Smt Vanaroja R.Tiruvannamalai

5.00 4.01 85 82 80 Mar,2017

37 Shri Senguttuvan B.Vellore

5.85 5.00 94 94 83 Mar,2017

38 Shri Rajendran S.Viluppuram(sc)

0.05 0.05 85 77 12 Jan,2017

39 Shri Radhakrishnan T.Virudhunagar

5.06 4.73 66 66 73 Jan,2017



Lok Sabha Total 214.53 193.84 3156 2818 3262


1 Shri A. VijaykumarKanniyakumari

2.54 0.99 85 49 1 Mar,2017

2 Shri A. Navaneetha KrishnanChennai

5.09 4.93 54 53 50 Mar,2017

3 Shri A.K. SelvarajCoimbatore

7.55 5.01 33 35 51 Mar,2017

4 Shri D. RajaVellore

2.51 3.38 33 21 77 Mar,2017

5 Shri K.R ArjunanNilgiris

5.00 4.31 42 40 32 Dec,2016

6 SMT. Kani mozhiChennai

5.05 6.64 14 14 131 Mar,2017

7 Dr R LakshmananVillupuram

10.03 4.99 41 30 67 Jan,2017

8 Shri R. VaithilingamThanjavur

2.50 0.00 17 7 NA Mar,2017

9 Shri R.S BharathiChennai

2.52 1.50 39 31 9 Mar,2017

10 Shri S MuthukaruppanTirunelveli

5.11 3.77 51 51 49 Mar,2017

11 Shri S.R. BalasubramonianCoimbatore

2.54 0.00 3 3 NA Mar,2017

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12 Smt Sasikala PushpaThoothukudi

4.93 5.85 93 99 56 Jan,2017

13 Shri T RathinavelTiruchirappalli

2.55 7.67 45 48 66 Mar,2017

14 Shri T.K. RangarajanChennai

5.02 7.01 30 30 103 Mar,2017

15 Shri T.K.S. ElangovanChennai

5.02 3.85 30 30 7 Mar,2017

16 Shri Tiruchi SivaTiruchirappalli

2.63 6.27 156 162 94 Mar,2017

17 Dr. V. MaitreyanChennai

5.06 7.58 26 29 113 Mar,2017

18 Smt Vijila SathyananthTirunelveli

2.59 4.62 60 43 61 Mar,2017




State Total 300.56 283.56 4037 3612 4350

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3.25 TELANGANA

Telangana has 24 Members of Parliament (17Lok Sabha and 7Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 82.50 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 125.83 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Godam NageshAdilabad (st)

3.41 1.57 156 156 51 Sep,2016

2 Dr. Boora Narsaiah GoudBhongir

2.68 1.61 195 98 47 Mar,2017

3 Shri Konda Vishweshwar ReddyChelvella

0.05 1.51 90 88 37 Jun,2016

4 Shri Asaduddin OwaisiHyderabad

7.58 3.47 77 34 13 Mar,2017

5 Shri Vinod Kumar BoinapallyKarimnagar

2.58 3.57 180 180 150 Mar,2017

6 Shri Ponguleti Srinivasa ReddyKhammam

5.72 5.47 394 393 309 Mar,2017

7 Prof. Azmeera Seetaram NaikMahabubabad(st)

4.41 5.41 201 142 148 Mar,2017

8 Shri AP Jithender ReddyMahabubnagar

6.43 5.23 289 289 370 Mar,2017

9 Shri Ch. Malla ReddyMalkajgiri

6.36 4.64 95 69 31 Sep,2016

10 Shri Kotha Prabhakar ReddyMedak

5.50 1.36 90 90 144 Mar,2017

11 Shri Yellaiah NandiNagarkurnool(sc)

8.45 10.99 503 503 517 Mar,2017

12 Shri Gutha Sukhender ReddyNalgonda

5.75 5.52 176 166 191 Mar,2017

13 Smt. Kalvakuntla KavithaNizamabad

7.74 5.24 287 259 250 Mar,2017

14 Shri Balka SumanPeddapalle(sc)

2.58 4.36 203 204 156 Mar,2017

15 Shri Bandaru DattatreyaSecunderabad

6.45 6.17 41 58 42 Mar,2017

16 Shri Dayakar PasunooriWarangal(sc)

3.94 8.98 355 355 256 Mar,2017

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17 Shri B. B. PatilZahirabad

3.04 2.02 187 187 31 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 86.13 94.65 3519 3272 3132


1 Shri Ananda Bhaskar RapoluWarangal

3.02 4.17 111 111 132 Mar,2017

2 Shri C.M. RameshKadapa

0.00 3.47 106 76 33 Mar,2017

3 Shri Dharmapuri SrinivasNizamabad

2.50 0.25 112 69 NA Mar,2017

4 Shri Garikapati Mohan RaoWarangal

5.31 6.17 111 111 161 Mar,2017

5 Dr K.V.P. Ramachandra RaoHyderabad

2.52 3.65 62 23 55 Feb,2017

6 Shri Lakshmikanta Rao VoditelaKarimnagar

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

7 Shri Palvai Govardhan ReddyNalgonda

5.13 4.69 150 139 129 Mar,2017



Rajya Sabha SubTotal 26.89 31.19 753 639 781

State Total 113.02 125.84 4272 3911 3913

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3.26 TRIPURA

Tripura has 3 Members of Parliament (2 Lok Sabha and 1 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs 10.00 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs.12.44 crore has been incurred during the said year.



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Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Jitendra ChoudhuryTripura East(st)

0 0.00 0 0 0 Mar,2015

2 Shri Sankar Prasad DattaTripura West

5.08 5.60 48 48 52 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 5.08 5.6 48 48 52


1 Smt. Jharna Das BaidyaWest Tripura

5.04 6.84 73 73 84 Mar,2017




State Total 10.12 12.44 121 121 136

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3.27 UTTAR PRADESH

Uttar Pradesh has 111 Members of Parliament (80 Lok Sabha and 31 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 485.00 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 486.68 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Uttar Pradesh)

Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Dr. Ram Shankar KatheriaAgra(sc)

7.95 9.81 78 98 87 Mar,2017

2 Shri Devendra Singh Alias Bhole Akbarpur

10.30 10.48 116 116 139 Mar,2017

3 Shri Satish KumarAligarh

2.68 5.99 29 29 55 Mar,2017

4 Shri Shyama Charan GuptaAllahabad

6.03 6.17 118 130 45 Oct,2016

5 Shri Hari Om PandeyAmbedkar Nagar

2.53 4.48 403 403 370 Mar,2017

6 Shri Rahul GandhiAmethi

2.53 1.93 27 14 36 Aug,2016

7 Shri Kanwar Singh TanwarAmroha

5.45 5.00 151 118 115 Mar,2017

8 Shri Dharmendra KumarAonla

2.52 3.40 68 68 27 Dec,2016

9 Shri Mulayam Singh YadavAzamgarh

5.12 5.71 136 127 129 Aug,2016

10 Shri Dharmendra YadavBadaun

3.25 5.10 51 61 34 Mar,2017

11 Dr. Satya Pal SinghBaghpat

5.02 2.99 73 44 22 Jan,2017

12 Smt. Sadhvi Savitri Bai FooleBahraich(sc)

2.64 5.62 49 49 70 Mar,2017

13 Shri Bharat SinghBallia

5.15 4.32 173 109 70 Dec,2016

14 Shri Bhairon Prasad MishraBanda

5.17 3.98 66 55 37 Mar,2017

15 Shri Kamlesh PaswanBansgaon(sc)

5.09 5.43 110 110 103 Feb,2017

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16 Shri Priyanka Singh RawatBarabanki(sc)

5.00 2.51 931 931 801 Dec,2016

17 Shri Sontosh Kumar GangwarBareilly

7.50 5.08 97 97 97 Jan,2017

18 Shri Harish Chandra Alias Harish Basti

2.50 2.15 57 64 28 Mar,2017

19 Shri Virendra Singh Bhadohi

5.13 7.04 104 82 19 Nov,2016

20 Shri Kunwar BhartendraBijnor

5.03 3.91 175 175 134 Mar,2017

21 Shri Bhola SinghBulandshahr(sc)

2.66 5.48 946 341 307 Mar,2017

22 Dr. Mahendra Nath PandeyChandauli

5.17 4.82 95 95 25 Nov,2016

23 Shri Kalraj MishraDeoria

2.59 4.96 2049 2049 83 Mar,2017

24 Smt. Rekha Dhaurahra

5.13 4.52 179 179 124 Mar,2017

25 Shri Jagdambika PalDomariyaganj

5.19 4.89 75 63 62 Mar,2017

26 Shri Rajveer Singh (Raju Bhaiya)Etah

5.08 4.76 700 700 720 Mar,2017

27 Shri Ashok Kumar DohareyEtawah(sc)

2.70 1.19 10 10 4 Nov,2016

28 Shri Lallu SinghFaizabad

2.56 5.88 851 851 747 Feb,2017

29 Shri Mukesh RajputFarrukhabad

3.20 2.30 40 37 14 Mar,2017

30 Sadhv Niranjan JyotiFatehpur

5.10 5.03 34 34 33 Feb,2017

31 Shri Babulal Fatehpur Sikri

5.12 2.69 123 123 86 Mar,2017

32 Shri Akshay YadavFirozabad

0.22 3.38 20 20 27 Dec,2016

33 Dr. Mahesh SharmaGautam Buddha Nagar

5.16 5.08 33 33 28 Nov,2016

34 Shri Vijay Kumar SinghGhaziabad

2.55 3.04 0 25 15 Oct,2016

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35 Shri Manoj SinhaGhazipur

5.15 2.20 64 63 5 Aug,2016

36 Shri Harinarayan RajbharGhosi

5.21 7.54 39 34 48 Mar,2017

37 Shri Kirti Vardhan SinghGonda

2.60 2.37 46 46 25 Oct,2016

38 Shri Yogi AdityanathGorakhpur

5.11 5.23 134 134 110 Feb,2017

39 Shri Kanwar Pushpendra Singh Hamirpur

0.17 0.42 24 24 0 Nov,2016

40 Shri Anshul VermaHardoi (sc)

5.30 5.44 19 19 14 Mar,2017

41 Shri Rajesh Kumar DiwakerHathras (sc)

2.63 3.20 17 49 33 Mar,2017

42 Shri Bhanu Pratap Singh VermaJalaun(sc)

2.71 1.98 371 18 16 Mar,2017

43 Shri Krishna Pratap "K. P."Jaunpur

5.16 5.14 42 45 26 Feb,2017

44 Km. Uma BharatiJhansi

2.50 3.26 37 37 49 Mar,2017

45 Shri Hukum SinghKairana

5.15 6.12 122 107 81 Mar,2017

46 Shri Brij Bhusan Sharan SinghKaiserganj

5.07 1.91 13 13 40 May,2016

47 Smit. Dimple YadavKannauj

3.29 1.20 46 41 6 Aug,2016

48 Dr. Murli Monohar JoshiKanpur

7.56 7.88 146 146 256 Mar,2017

49 Shri Vinod Kumar SonkarKaushambi(sc)

5.00 5.32 55 55 28 Mar,2017

50 Shri Ajay KumarKheri

5.10 6.10 41 46 72 Mar,2017

51 Shri Rajesh Pandey Urf GudduKushi Nagar

5.03 2.74 53 53 8 Oct,2016

52 Smt. Neelam SonkarLalganj (sc)

5.15 7.66 49 72 68 Mar,2017

53 Shri Raj Nath SinghLucknow

2.71 5.86 77 77 198 Mar,2017

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54 Shri Ram Charitra NishadMachhlishahr(sc)

5.12 5.11 20 24 17 Feb,2017

55 Shri Pankaj ChowdharyMaharajganj

3.02 5.11 71 71 33 Mar,2017

56 Shri Tej Pratap Singh YadavMainpuri

7.55 6.22 52 55 60 Mar,2017

57 Smt. Hema MaliniMathura

5.24 1.88 577 577 539 Mar,2017

58 Shri Rajendra AgarwalMeerut

2.63 4.26 47 47 35 Mar,2017

59 Smt. Anupriya Singh PatelMirzapur

7.65 5.67 307 307 139 Mar,2017

60 Smt. Anju BalaMisrikh(sc)

3.28 4.42 34 33 44 Mar,2017

61 Shri Kaushal KishoreMohanlalganj(sc)

5.08 5.58 32 30 35 Jan,2017

62 Shri Kunwer Servesh KumarMoradabad

5.11 5.23 111 73 153 Oct,2016

63 Dr. Sanjeev Kumar BalyanMuzaffarnagar

7.52 5.04 90 89 57 Feb,2017

64 Shri Yashwant SinghNagina(sc)

5.00 3.31 21 47 22 Mar,2017

65 Shri Keshav Prasad MauryaPhulpur

5.03 2.48 30 33 30 Sep,2016

66 Smt. Maneka Sanjay GandhiPilibhit

5.08 4.46 136 136 104 Dec,2016

67 Shri Kuwar Harivansh SinghPratapgarh

8.24 5.26 49 49 23 Feb,2017

68 Smt. Sonia GandhiRae Bareli

5.11 5.72 23 22 41 Feb,2017

69 Dr. Nepal SinghRampur

5.06 5.60 114 118 122 Mar,2017

70 Shri Chhotelal Robertsganj(sc)

5.80 5.13 103 104 174 Oct,2016

71 Shri Raghav LakhanpalSaharanpur

5.18 6.04 136 136 126 Mar,2017

72 Shri Ravindra KushawahaSalempur

2.64 4.59 1226 1226 29 Mar,2017

103


73 Shri Satyapal SinghSambhal

5.10 6.09 278 465 473 Nov,2016

74 Shri Sharad TripathiSant Kabir Nagar

5.00 4.05 101 71 153 Nov,2016

75 Smt Krishna RajShahjahanpur(sc)

5.05 4.89 41 41 56 Oct,2016

76 Shri Daddan MishraShrawasti

2.62 2.78 45 45 36 Mar,2017

77 Shri Rajesh VermaSitapur

5.08 4.16 20 20 17 Mar,2017

78 Shri Feroze Varun GandhiSultanpur

5.00 4.44 58 58 68 Mar,2017

79 Shri Swami Sachchidanand Hari Unnao

0.38 1.97 44 44 11 Jan,2017

80 Shri Narendra ModiVaranasi

5.62 3.07 107 107 47 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 363.81 378.02 13435 12615 9410


1 Shri Alok TiwariSiddharth Nagar

5.43 4.22 47 46 54 Mar,2017

2 Shri Amar SinghVaranasi

0.00 0.00 NA NA NA

3 Shri Ashok SiddharthFarrukhabad

2.50 0.05 1 NA NA Nov,2016

4 Shri Beni Prasad VermaBarabanki

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

5 Dr. Chandrapal Singh YadavJhansi

0.13 1.49 40 40 5 Mar,2017

6 Shri Chaudhary Munvvar SaleemRampur

7.53 5.80 32 32 27 Feb,2017

7 Shri Darshan Singh YadavMainpuri

5.03 4.88 24 24 48 Mar,2017

8 Shri. Javed Ali KhanMoradabad

0.12 2.11 409 401 17 Mar,2017

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9 Smt Jaya BachchanSant Ravidas Nagar

3.07 2.57 3 4 4 May,2016

10 Shri Kapil SibalRae Bareli

2.52 1.41 114 63 44 Mar,2017

11 Shri Kiranmay NandaLucknow

5.00 1.52 37 37 11 Nov,2016

12 Shri Munquad AliMuzaffarnagar

7.80 8.63 553 553 586 Mar,2017

13 Shri Naresh AgrawalHardoi

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA Mar,2016

14 Shri Neeraj ShekharBallia

0.00 0.00 NA NA NA

15 Shri P.L. PuniaBarabanki

2.50 1.61 177 177 62 Jan,2017

16 Shri Pramod TiwariPratapgarh

8.02 5.69 72 72 55 Feb,2017

17 Shri Raja ramAzamgarh

5.03 2.85 3 10 72 Sep,2016

18 Shri Ram Gopal YadavEtawah

2.72 2.88 13 12 473 Jun,2016

19 Shri Ravi Prakash VermaKheri

5.08 4.09 26 26 13 Mar,2017

20 Shri Rewati Raman SinghAllahabad

2.50 1.27 180 120 82 Mar,2017

21 Shri Sanjay SethLucknow

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

22 Shri Satish Chandra MisraLucknow

0.00 0.00 NA NA NA Mar,2010

23 Shri Shiv Pratap ShuklaGorakhpur

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

24 Shri Sukhram Singh YadavKanpur Nagar

2.56 0.08 6 6 1 Mar,2017

25 Shri Surendra Singh NagarGautambudhnagar

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

26 Dr. Tazeen FatmaRampur

2.69 4.03 29 30 19 Feb,2017

27 Shri Veer SinghMoradabad

5.18 4.84 180 172 105 Oct,2016

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28 Shri Vinay KatiyarFaizabad

2.65 2.74 35 35 34 Jan,2017

29 Shri Vishambhar Prasad NishadBanda

5.00 4.78 74 78 52 Mar,2017




State Total 506.53 485.79 18206 16610 12636

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3.28 UTTARAKHAND

Uttarakhand has 8 Members of Parliament (5 Lok Sabha and 3 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 35.00 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 27.47 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Ajay TamtaAlmora(sc)

2.57 2.26 399 397 122 Mar,2017

2 Shri Maj Gen (Ret) Bhuwan Garhwal

2.58 1.82 144 144 98 Mar,2017

3 Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal NishankHardwar

5.07 3.95 104 140 126 Dec,2016

4 Shri Bhagat Singh KoshyariNainital Udham Singh Nag.

5.07 4.54 158 143 213 Nov,2016

5 Smt. Mala Rajya Laxmi ShahTehri Garhwal

2.66 2.51 181 180 163 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 18.17 15.68 986 1004 849


1 Shri Mahendra Singh MahraPithoragarh

5.00 2.02 75 78 100 Oct,2016

2 Shri Pradeep TamtaBageshwar

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

3 Shri Raj BabbarDehradun

5.06 5.43 167 167 42 Mar,2017




State Total 35.73 27.46 1450 1279 1012

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3.29 WEST BENGAL

West Bengal has 58 Members of Parliament (42 Lok Sabha and 16 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 245.00 crore has been released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 320.12 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(West Bengal)

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Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Dasrath TirkeyAlipurduars(st)

10.65 8.17 57 54 44 Mar,2017

2 Smt Aparupa Poddar (Afrin Ali)Arambag(sc)

5.03 6.52 76 68 98 Mar,2017

3 Shri Babul Supriya Baral (Babul)Asansol

5.02 3.91 90 79 16 Mar,2017

4 Shri Adhir Ranjan ChowdhuryBaharampur

2.62 1.99 129 48 19 Mar,2017

5 Smt. Arpita GhoshBalurghat

7.68 8.21 132 129 69 Mar,2017

6 Smt. Mamata ThakurBangaon(sc)

8.31 9.89 286 219 147 Mar,2017

7 Smt. Sreemati Dev Verma (Moon)Bankura

7.50 3.84 29 32 30 Mar,2017

8 Dr. Kakoli GhoshdostidarBarasat

5.34 6.53 124 89 54 Mar,2017

9 Shri Sunil Kumar MondalBardhaman Purba(sc)

5.03 4.90 31 31 60 Feb,2017

10 Dr. Mamtaz SanghamitaBardhaman-durgapur

5.05 4.67 73 63 48 Mar,2017

11 Shri Dinesh TrivediBarrackpur

5.58 7.74 17 61 67 Mar,2017

12 Shri Idris Ali Basirhat

5.36 7.41 199 198 222 Mar,2017

13 Smt Satabdi RoyBirbhum

6.59 6.59 160 152 215 Mar,2017

14 Shri Saumitra KhanBishnupur(sc)

0.00 3.54 4 9 26 Mar,2017

15 Dr. Anupam HazraBolpur(sc)

2.57 2.59 11 20 60 Dec,2016

16 Shri Partha Pratim RayCoochbehar(sc)

5.44 3.78 47 47 86 Mar,2017

17 Shri S. S. AhluwaliaDarjeeling

2.63 1.75 35 32 15 Mar,2017

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18 Shri Abhishek BanerjeeDiamond Harbour

9.00 8.55 155 182 177 Feb,2017

19 Prof. Saugata RoyDum Dum

5.06 3.89 46 84 81 Dec,2016

20 Shri Deepak (Dev) AdhikariGhatal

6.32 5.30 53 53 82 Mar,2017

21 Dr. Ratna De (Nag)Hooghly

5.80 6.38 103 91 67 Mar,2017

22 Shri Prasun BanerjeeHowrah

9.11 6.69 136 100 120 Mar,2017

23 Smt. Sugata BoseJadavpur

6.32 5.29 132 114 91 Feb,2017

24 Shri Bijoy Chandra BarmanJalpaiguri(sc)

8.26 4.07 55 53 65 Mar,2017

25 Shri Abhijit MukherjeeJangipur

2.67 2.68 13 39 65 Mar,2017

26 Dr. Uma SarenJhargram(st)

1.85 4.94 36 36 16 Mar,2017

27 Smt. Pratima MondalJoynagar(sc)

7.67 7.82 160 154 238 Feb,2017

28 Shri Sisir Kumar AdhikariKanthi

5.02 3.79 22 21 19 Feb,2017

29 Smt. Subrata BakshiKolkata Dakshin

2.90 2.79 55 46 43 Mar,2017

30 Shri Sudip BandyopadhyayKolkata Uttar

2.95 4.16 48 45 62 Mar,2017

31 Dr. Tapas PaulKrishnanagar

5.67 7.13 82 106 134 Mar,2017

32 Shri Abu Hasem Khan ChowdhuryMaldaha Dakshin

5.00 2.18 70 65 55 Oct,2016

33 Smt. Mausam NoorMaldaha Uttar

2.50 0.92 102 5 50 Sep,2016

34 Shri Mohan Jatua ChoudhuryMathurapur(sc)

5.68 5.95 182 179 198 Feb,2017

35 Smt. Sandhya RoyMedinipur

6.70 8.89 219 210 224 Mar,2017

36 Shri Badaruddoza KhanMurshidabad

2.70 3.31 51 39 33 Mar,2017

37 Dr. Mriganka MahatoPurulia

5.06 4.43 88 71 70 Mar,2017

38 Md. Salim Raiganj

8.26 5.23 71 97 99 Mar,2017

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39 Shri Tapas MandalRanaghat(sc)

3.26 5.31 159 140 90 Mar,2017

40 Shri Kalyan BanerjeeSreerampur

5.75 7.12 97 95 88 Mar,2017

41 Shri Dibyendu AdhikariTamluk

5.02 5.82 201 182 213 Mar,2017

42 Shri Sultan AhmedUluberia

9.10 6.61 181 178 186 Feb,2017



Lok Sabha Total 236.61 256.07 4017 3755 4659


1 Shri Ahamed HassanKolkata

3.16 5.45 9 7 3 Mar,2017

2 Prof. Jogen ChowdhuryKolkata

5.15 5.05 14 19 18 Feb,2017

3 Dr Kanwar Deep SinghKolkata

2.74 4.70 5 5 NA Mar,2017

4 Shri Kunal Kumar GhoshKolkata

0.62 3.56 53 65 4 Jan,2017

5 Shri Manish GuptaKolkata

0.00 0.00 NA NA NA

6 Shri Md. Nadimul HaqueKolkata

2.89 0.18 13 14 12 Mar,2017

7 Shri Mukul RoyKolkata

2.95 3.48 20 10 24 Mar,2017

8 Shri Ritabrata BanerjeeKolkata

0.32 0.22 13 13 20 Mar,2017

9 Shri Tapan Kumar SenKolkata

3.03 1.11 NA 16 70 Dec,2016

10 Shri Vivek GuptaKolkata

5.46 1.13 15 10 1 Dec,2016




State Total 297.12 319.87 4563 4250 5415

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3.30 ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS

Andaman & Nicobar Islands has one Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs.2.50 crore of MPLADS funds was released. As reported by the District Authorities, an expenditure of Rs. 3.33 crore has been incurred during the said year.

During the year 2016-17, 45 works have been recommended by the MP, 23 works (including works recommended during previous years) have been sanctioned by the District Authorities and 10 works (including works sanctioned during previous years) have been completed.


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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(A & N Islands)

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(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Bishnu Pada RayAndaman & Nicobar Islands

2.59 3.11 45 23 5 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 2.97 3.33 45 23 10

State Total 2.97 3.33 45 23 10

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3.31 CHANDIGARH

Chandigarh has only one Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 2.50 crore has been released. As per the report received from District Authority an expenditure of Rs. 4.51 crore has been incurred during the said year.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Chandigarh)

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(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Smt Kirron Anupam KherChandigarh

2.69 4.51 69 48 6 Jan,2017



Lok Sabha Total 2.69 4.51 69 48 29

State Total 2.69 4.51 69 48 29

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3.32 DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI

Dadra & Nagar Haveli has only one Lok Sabha Member of Parliament. During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 5.00 crore of MPLADS funds was released. As per the report received from District Authority an expenditure of Rs. 4.88 crore has been incurred during the said year.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(D & N Haveli)

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(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Natubhai Gomanbhai PatelDadra & Nagar Haveli (st)

7.61 4.88 33 14 2 Oct,2016



Lok Sabha Total 7.61 4.88 33 14 2

State Total 7.61 4.88 33 14 2

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3.33 DAMAN & DIU

Daman and Diu has only one Lok Sabha Member of Parliament. During the financial year 2016-17, no installment has been released.

During the year 2016-17, 0 works have been recommended by the MP, 0 works have been sanctioned by the District Authorities and 0 works have been completed.


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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Daman & Diu)

Sl.No.Present


Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Lalubhai Babubhai PatelDaman & Diu

0.00 0.00 0 0 0 Oct,2015



Lok Sabha Total 0.00 0.00 0 0 0

State Total 0.00 0.00 0 0 0

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3.34 DELHI

Delhi has 10 Members of Parliament (7 Lok Sabha and 3 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 18.50 crore has been released. An expenditure of Rs. 30.12 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Delhi)

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(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Dr. Harsh VardhanChandini Chowk

0.14 1.86 61 45 15 Mar,2017

2 Shri Maheish GirriEast Delhi

0.13 2.86 19 16 17 Mar,2017

3 Smt. Meenakashi LekhiNew Delhi

3.78 4.17 16 17 1 Mar,2017

4 Shri Manoj TiwariNorth East Delhi

2.64 0.21 8 4 0 Feb,2017

5 Dr. Udit Raj North West Delhi(sc)

2.85 2.87 72 65 19 Mar,2017

6 Shri Ramesh BidhuriSouth Delhi

5.14 4.28 14 12 0 Mar,2017

7 Shri Parvesh Sahib Singh VermaWest Delhi

0.14 0.00 4 1 0 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 15.42 16.52 194 160 63


1 Shri Janardhan DwivediNorth Delhi Mpl. Corp.

6.04 4.40 25 24 3 Mar,2017

2 Dr. Karan SinghNorth Delhi Mpl. Corp.

3.57 4.70 46 34 15 Mar,2017

3 Shri Parvez HashmiSouth Delhi Mpl. Corp.

0.08 4.51 39 32 10 Mar,2017




State Total 25.11 30.12 304 250 91

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3.35 LAKSHADWEEP

Lakshadweep has one Lok Sabha MP. During the financial year 2016-17, Rs.5.00 crore has been released. An expenditure of Rs 7.67 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Lakshadweep)

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(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri Mohammed Faizal P.P.Lakshadweep(st)

5.06 5.36 8 6 0 Nov,2016


15th Lok Sabha Total

Lok Sabha Total 5.06 5.36 8 6 0

State Total: 5.06 5.36 8 6 0

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3.36 PUDUCHERRY

Puducherry has 2 Members of Parliament (1 Lok Sabha and 1 Rajya Sabha). During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 12.50 crore has been released. However, as per the report received from District Authority, an expenditure of Rs. 14.09 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.

As reported upto 2016-17, 32 works have been recommended by the MPs, 35 works (including works recommended during previous years) have been sanctioned by the District Authorities and 85 works (including works sanctioned during previous years) have been completed.


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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Puducherry)

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Release + Interest

(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri R. RadhakrishnanPuducherry

5.00 4.19 24 22 42 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 5.06 4.19 24 22 42


1 Shri N.Gokulakrishnan Pondicherry

0.00 0.10 2 1 NA Mar,2017




State Total 12.87 14.09 32 35 85

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3.37 NOMINATED MPs

There are 14 Nominated MPs in the Parliament (2 Lok Sabha and 12 Rajya Sabha). Nominated MPs can recommend works anywhere in the country and choose a nodal district anywhere in the country.

During the financial year 2016-17, Rs. 72.50 crore has been released. Expenditure of Rs. 52.30 crore has been incurred during the year under reference.



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PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STATUS FOR THE YEAR 2016-17(Nominated)

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(Rs. Crore)




16th Lok Sabha

1 Shri George BakerSouth Twenty Four Parganas

2.52 0.90 30 21 3 Dec,2016

2 Prof. Richard HayThiruvananthapuram

2.55 2.47 242 128 27 Mar,2017



Lok Sabha Total 5.07 3.42 272 149 33


1 Ms Anu AgaPune

5.19 1.72 NA 3 17 Mar,2017

2 Shri K ParasaranChennai

0.00 1.50 14 5 4 Mar,2017

3 Shri K.T.S. TulsiSouth Delhi Mpl. Corp.

2.58 2.62 22 16 NA Mar,2017

4 Smt M.C Mary KomChurachandpur

5.03 3.78 39 39 6 Mar,2017

5 Dr. Narendra JadhavNashik

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

6 Ms Rekha Mumbai Suburban

5.08 4.59 38 41 2 Mar,2017

7 Smt Roopa GangulySouth Twenty Four Parganas

0.00 0.00 NA NA NA

8 Shri Sachin Ramesh TendulkarMumbai Suburban

7.54 4.63 43 67 70 Mar,2017

9 Shri Shambhaji ChhatrapatiKolhapur

2.50 0.00 NA NA NA

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10 Dr. Subramanian SwamyMumbai Suburban

2.50 0.05 2 2 NA Mar,2017

11 Shri Suresh GopiThiruvananthapuram

5.00 0.82 36 25 4 Mar,2017

12 Shri Swapan DasguptaKolkata

5.00 3.67 29 17 NA Mar,2017




State Total 73.83 52.14 550 425 416

PART-IVPHYSICAL MONITORING

OFMPLADS ASSETS

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PART – IVPHYSICAL MONITORING OF MPLADS ASSETS

The need for physical monitoring of implementation of the MPLAD Scheme had been recommended by Programme Evaluation Organization (PEO), the erstwhile Planning Commission and the C & AG. In order to monitor the implementation of the Scheme at grassroots level, an independent agency, the NABARD Consultancy Services (NABCONS) was assigned physical monitoring of 208 districts during the period 2007-08. Subsequently, Agricultural Finance Corporation (AFC) was entrusted with physical monitoring of 100 districts in North and West Zones of the Country during the year 2012-13. The physical monitoring envisages the study of about 50 MPLADS works in each district. It was ensured that the sample works was a judicious blend of various parameters such as works of different years, different costs, works of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, Societies/Trusts, works of different sectors, such as Drinking Water, Education, Electricity, Health & Family Welfare & Irrigation, etc.

The NABCONS have mentioned that at the macro level, the achievement of the MPLAD Scheme appears to be incomparable with other schemes. It is the only scheme at All India Level, which focuses on decentralized approach to implementation, based on involvement of the local communities, groups, sections of peoples and identification of works/facilities required as per the “felt needs” and wish list of the local people.

The following “good” practices were acknowledged by NABCONS & AFC in their overall assessment of the implementation of MPLAD Scheme covering 308 districts:

• Inspection of each work before release of the second installment of payment and after completion of work on random basis by the District Authority.

• Release of second installment by the Ministry only after obtaining the Utilization Certificate.

• Execution of the works under MPLADS through tendering process and regular visit by Sub-engineer, ensuring timely completion of works.

• Preparation of the estimates for the sample works by Implementing Agency to avoid any cost overrun and execution of the works as per technical estimates.

• Enhanced and improved role of PRIs (Panchayati Raj Institutions) as an implementing &user agency.

• Adaptation of standard technical design by Public Works Department (PWD) forconstruction with standardised unit costs, thereby enabling maximum utilization.

• The agencies have also recognised that most of the sample works were found to have positive impact on the socio-economic well being of the user communities. The community was very happy and perceives MPLADS works in a positive manner while using roads, schools, public toilet facilities & other works.

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The reports of the independent agencies were analyzed in the Ministry and shortcomings/lacunae found in the implementation have been communicated to the concerned District Authorities for necessary corrective action/rectification.

The physical monitoring by the external agencies has helped in bringing systemic changes for improved implementation of the Scheme. The overall improvement in the implementation of MPLAD Scheme is attributed to the synergy and operational experience gained over years, community participation and monitoring.

There was no independent study done during the period 2016-17. However, based on earlier suggestions, improvement were carried out in the scheme.

PART-VANNEXURES

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Annexure-ISTATE/UT-WISE RELEASE OF FUNDS/EXPENDITURE OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT

(LOK SABHA AND RAJYA SABHA) UNDER MPLADS DURING THE YEAR 2016-17S.No State/UT Released

By G.O.I.(in Rs. Crore)

Amount available

with DA with interest, etc.(in Rs. crore)

Amount Sanctioned

(in Rs. crore)

Expenditure* incurred (in Rs. crore)

% Sanctioned

over release=[(5)/(3)]*100

% Utilization over

Release=[(6)/(3)]*100

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)1 Nominated 72.5 73.82 43.19 52.3 59.57 72.142 Andhra Pradesh 112.5 146.15 175.23 154.27 155.76 137.133 Arunachal Pradesh 15 15.29 14.25 13.96 95.00 93.074 Assam 97.5 102.66 105.79 111.17 108.50 114.025 Bihar 201 277.25 339.44 336.03 168.88 167.186 Goa 7.5 9.79 17.04 14.44 227.20 192.537 Gujarat 165 182.97 202.06 183.45 122.46 111.188 Haryana 67.5 70.69 151.78 59.41 224.86 88.019 Himachal Pradesh 35 38.19 38.96 39.39 111.31 112.54

10 Jammu & Kashmir 32.5 36.77 43.92 44.34 135.14 136.4311 Karnataka 162.5 169.67 166.75 158.14 102.62 97.3212 Kerala 150 179.33 136.12 154.46 90.75 102.9713 Madhya Pradesh 222.5 233.23 207.24 200.24 93.14 90.0014 Maharashtra 285 321.19 336.9 299.7 118.21 105.1615 Manipur 15 15.06 9.28 10.11 61.87 67.4016 Meghalaya 7.5 7.84 48.37 6.18 644.93 82.4017 Mizoram 12.5 12.63 9.53 9.28 76.24 74.2418 Nagaland 12.5 12.61 9.97 11.04 79.76 88.3219 Odisha 160 166.37 168.94 153.44 105.59 95.9020 Punjab 107.5 111.73 106.55 108.82 99.12 101.2321 Rajasthan 177.5 180.9 146.92 152.42 82.77 85.8722 Sikkim 7.5 11.1 4.54 9.22 60.53 122.9323 Tamil Nadu 282.5 300.56 263.15 283.59 93.15 100.3924 Tripura 10 10.12 13.91 12.44 139.10 124.4025 Uttar Pradesh 485 506.53 514.38 486.68 106.06 100.3526 West Bengal 245 297.1 274.85 320.12 112.18 130.6627 A & N Islands 2.5 2.97 3.82 3.33 152.80 133.2028 Chandigarh 2.5 2.69 3.64 4.51 145.60 180.4029 D & N Haveli 5 7.61 3.77 4.88 75.40 97.6030 Daman & Diu 0 0 0 0 NA NA31 Delhi 18.5 25.11 62.32 30.12 336.86 162.8132 Lakshadweep 5 5.06 9.11 7.67 182.20 153.4033 Puducherry 12.5 12.87 5.88 14.09 47.04 112.7234 Chhattisgarh 100 120.05 106.25 108.89 106.25 108.8935 Uttarakhand 35 35.74 33.78 27.47 96.51 78.4936 Jharkhand 87.5 88.92 95.29 84.8 108.90 96.9137 Telangana 82.5 113.04 119.75 125.83 145.15 152.52

Total 3499.5 3903.61 3992.67 3796.23 114.09 108.48*The amount of Expenditure in some cases may be more than the amount of release in the corresponding period. This is not incongruous as funds are non lasable and unspent balances as well as interest at the level are utilized in the subsequenst year(s).

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Annexure-IISTATE/UT-WISE SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDED, SANCTIONED & COMPLETED WORKS

(LOK SABHA & RAJYA SABHA) UNDER MPLADSDURING THE YEAR 2016-17

S.No. State/UTWorks Recommended Works Sanctioned

No. of Works CompletedNumber Cost (In Rs.

Crore) Number Cost (In Rs. Crore)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)1 Nominated 550 4.16 425 43.19 4162 Andhra Pradesh 6061 51.2 5703 175.22 51203 Arunachal Pradesh 265 3 252 14.25 3004 Assam 2868 32.92 3433 105.49 32925 Bihar 7725 40.05 5038 329.97 40056 Goa 83 1.07 114 16.32 1077 Gujarat 8339 71.27 7533 202.06 71278 Haryana 2165 10.84 1302 151.78 10849 Himachal Pradesh 2575 8.91 2552 36.72 891

10 Jammu & Kashmir 1670 13.77 2309 43.91 137711 Karnataka 3581 32.3 3493 166.75 323012 Kerala 3071 22.97 1913 131.92 229713 Madhya Pradesh 7168 59.6 7156 207.23 596014 Maharashtra 9661 60.78 6590 336.75 607815 Manipur 140 0.82 125 9.28 8216 Meghalaya 316 2.2 260 42.9 22017 Mizoram 175 0.95 184 9.53 9518 Nagaland 50 0.32 50 9.97 3219 Odisha 7510 55.8 6418 168.85 558020 Punjab 6365 34.97 5426 105.5 349721 Rajasthan 2963 17.77 2772 146.92 177722 Sikkim 47 0.23 43 4.54 2323 Tamil Nadu 4037 43.5 3612 257.09 435024 Tripura 121 1.36 121 10.25 13625 Uttar Pradesh 18206 126.36 16610 514.38 1263626 West Bengal 4563 54.15 4250 274.85 541527 A & N Islands 45 0.1 23 3.82 1028 Chandigarh 69 0.29 48 3.64 2929 D & N Haveli 33 0.02 14 3.77 230 Daman & Diu 0 0 0 0 031 Delhi 304 0.91 250 62.3 9132 Lakshadweep 8 0 6 9.01 033 Puducherry 32 0.86 32 5.4 8634 Chhattisgarh 3918 30.48 2758 106.25 304835 Uttarakhand 1450 10.12 1279 33.77 101236 Jharkhand 2414 25.08 2307 95.29 250837 Telangana 4272 39.13 3911 119.75 3913

Total 112820 858.26 98312 3958.62 85826* The number of works sanctioned/completed is some cases may be more than the number of works recommended in the corresponding period. This is not incongruous as the works recommended in earlier years may also get sanctioned/ completed in subsequent year(s).

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Annexure-II ASTATE/UT-WISE SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDED, SANCTIONED AND COMPLETED WORKS

(15th LOK SABHA) UNDER MPLADSDURING THE YEAR 2016-17

S.No. State/UTWorks Recommended Works Sanctioned No. of works

CompletedNumber Cost (In Rs. Crore) Number Cost (In Rs. Crore)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)1 Nominated 0 0.03 0 0 32 Andhra Pradesh 0 3.85 1 0.8 3853 Arunachal Pradesh 0 0 0 0 04 Assam 0 5.28 144 2.52 5285 Bihar 0 5.3 261 4.2 5306 Goa 0 0.16 0 0 167 Gujarat 0 2.52 10 0.2 2528 Haryana 0 0.02 0 0 29 Himachal Pradesh 0 0 0 0 010 Jammu & Kashmir 0 0 0 0.01 011 Karnataka 0 10.79 124 10.34 107912 Kerala 0 0.44 0 1.82 4413 Madhya Pradesh 0 5.17 17 0.92 51714 Maharashtra 0 3.53 4 1.29 35315 Manipur 0 0 0 0 016 Meghalaya 0 0.56 0 0 5617 Mizoram 0 0 0 0 018 Nagaland 0 0 0 0 019 Odisha 0 6.69 13 0.38 66920 Punjab 0 5.03 0 0 50321 Rajasthan 0 1.66 0 0 16622 Sikkim 0 0 0 0 023 Tamil Nadu 0 0.16 0 0 1624 Tripura 0 0 0 0 025 Uttar Pradesh 0 9.9 68 3.2 99026 West Bengal 0 8.17 39 2.37 81727 A & N Islands 0 0.05 0 0 528 Chandigarh 0 0.23 0 0 2329 D & N Haveli 0 0 0 0 030 Daman & Diu 0 0 0 0 031 Delhi 0 0.11 0 0 1132 Lakshadweep 0 0 0 0 033 Puducherry 0 0.01 -3 0 134 Chhattisgarh 0 2.42 20 1.91 24235 Uttarakhand 0 1.27 0 0 12736 Jharkhand 0 0.19 0 0 1937 Telangana 0 3.89 1 0.44 389Total 0 77.43 699 30.4 7743

* The number of works sanctioned/completed is some cases may be more than the number of works recommended in the corresponding period. This is not incongruous as the works recommended in earlier years may also get sanctioned/ completed in subsequent year(s).

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Annexure-II BSTATE/UT-WISE SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDED, SANCTIONED AND COMPLETED WORKS

(16th LOK SABHA) UNDER MPLADSDURING THE YEAR 2016-17

S.No. State/UTWorks Recommended Works Sanctioned No of works

CompletedNumber Cost (In Rs. crore) Number Cost (In Rs. crore)(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

1 Nominated 272 0.3 149 8.72 302 Andhra Pradesh 5401 37.35 5047 137.28 37353 Arunachal Pradesh 147 1.36 142 7.42 1364 Assam 2604 23.28 3037 69.59 23285 Bihar 6127 28.45 3986 238.16 28456 Goa 55 0.49 86 9.99 497 Gujarat 6089 48.15 5414 136.87 48158 Haryana 1873 7.62 1058 133.52 7629 Himachal Pradesh 2084 8.02 2000 23.57 802

10 Jammu & Kashmir 830 6.96 581 28.4 69611 Karnataka 2833 17.06 2654 109.81 170612 Kerala 2489 16.27 1519 100.67 162713 Madhya Pradesh 6312 47.61 6198 149.79 476114 Maharashtra 7755 41.93 5034 233.81 419315 Manipur 110 0.74 98 7.07 7416 Meghalaya 305 1.42 243 2.6 14217 Mizoram 73 0.34 73 4.99 3418 Nagaland 26 0.27 26 5 2719 Odisha 5342 35.1 4529 116.03 351020 Punjab 4608 22.43 4095 73.32 224321 Rajasthan 2560 12.16 2381 100.86 121622 Sikkim 45 0.16 37 3.45 1623 Tamil Nadu 3156 32.46 2818 165.8 324624 Tripura 48 0.52 48 4.47 5225 Uttar Pradesh 13435 84.2 12547 400.05 842026 West Bengal 4017 38.42 3716 207.46 384227 A & N Islands 45 0.05 23 3.82 528 Chandigarh 69 0.06 48 3.64 629 D & N Haveli 33 0.02 14 3.77 230 Daman & Diu 0 0 0 0 031 Delhi 194 0.52 160 37.88 5232 Lakshadweep 8 0 6 9.01 033 Puducherry 24 0.42 22 3.27 4234 Chhattisgarh 2703 16.61 2088 74.36 166135 Uttarakhand 986 7.22 1004 19.15 72236 Jharkhand 1874 21.74 1750 58.46 217437 Telangana 3519 27.43 3271 97.27 2743


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Annexure-II CSTATE/UT-WISE SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDED, SANCTIONED AND COMPLETED WORKS

(RAJYA SABHA) UNDER MPLADSDURING THE YEAR 2016-17

S.No. State/UTWorks Recommended Works Sanctioned

No of works CompletedNumber Cost (in Rs.

Crore) Number Cost (in Rs. Crore)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)1 Nominated 278 3.83 276 34.47 3832 Andhra Pradesh 660 10 655 37.14 10003 Arunachal Pradesh 118 1.64 110 6.83 1644 Assam 264 4.36 252 33.38 4365 Bihar 1598 6.3 791 87.61 6306 Goa 28 0.42 28 6.33 427 Gujarat 2250 20.6 2109 64.99 20608 Haryana 292 3.2 244 18.26 3209 Himachal Pradesh 491 0.89 552 13.15 89

10 Jammu & Kashmir 840 6.81 1728 15.5 68111 Karnataka 748 4.45 715 46.6 44512 Kerala 582 6.26 394 29.43 62613 Madhya Pradesh 856 6.82 941 56.52 68214 Maharashtra 1906 15.32 1552 101.65 153215 Manipur 30 0.08 27 2.21 816 Meghalaya 11 0.22 17 40.3 2217 Mizoram 102 0.61 111 4.54 6118 Nagaland 24 0.05 24 4.97 519 Odisha 2168 14.01 1876 52.44 140120 Punjab 1757 7.51 1331 32.18 75121 Rajasthan 403 3.95 391 46.06 39522 Sikkim 2 0.07 6 1.09 723 Tamil Nadu 881 10.88 794 91.29 108824 Tripura 73 0.84 73 5.78 8425 Uttar Pradesh 4771 32.26 3995 111.13 322626 West Bengal 546 7.56 495 65.02 75627 A & N Islands 0 0 0 0 028 Chandigarh 0 0 0 0 029 D & N Haveli 0 0 0 0 030 Daman & Diu 0 0 0 0 031 Delhi 110 0.28 90 24.42 2832 Lakshadweep 0 0 0 0 033 Puducherry 8 0.43 13 2.13 4334 Chhattisgarh 1215 11.45 650 29.98 114535 Uttarakhand 464 1.63 275 14.62 16336 Jharkhand 540 3.15 557 36.83 31537 Telangana 753 7.81 639 22.04 781


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