Mh State Budget and Schemes

8/16/2019 Mh State Budget and Schemes

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M AH AR ASH TRA STATE2015 BU D G ETH IG H LIG H TS


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1) For construction of girls hostel, the budget providesRs 112 crore, which is approximately double thanthat of previous year's provision, Rs 25 crores for

construction of protective walls for the girls' hostels!ll the girls hostels in the state to get protectivewalls in next three years

2) Rs 1,#$% crores for &arv &hisha !bhiyan (&&!) for2%151#

*) &tudy centres along with reference boos to be

established at each district head+uarters

) -he medical colleges at .une, !urangabad, !ola,!mba/ogai, 0eed, &olapur, anded, ira/, &angli,3hule, 4avatmal, atur and agpur to be upgraded to


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5) Rs 1,$$# crores for ational 6ealth ission and Rs*%% crores for Ra/iv 7andhi 8ivandayi !rogya 4o/ana&eventy eonatal !mbulances to be madeavailable for immediate treatment to the infantswith a view to reduce the infant mortality

#) Financial assistance of Rs *$% crores will be givenfor the construction of various health institutes

9) provision of Rs 5% crore will be made for

construction of talua and district level sportsstadia

:) aharashtra government announces '.ramod

aha/an &ill 3evelopment &cheme' -his is inaccordance with the '&illed ;ndia' conce t of .rime


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Schem es Regarding SkillD eel!"m en#


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National Skill Developm entCorporation 1

?ncourage standardi@ation in the certi=cation process and initiate aprocess of creating a registry of sills

;ncrease productivity of the existing worforce and align the training

and certi=cation to the needs of the country

.rovide onetary !wards for &ill Aerti=cation to boost employability

and productivity of youth by incentivi@ing them for sill trainings

Reward candidates undergoing sill training by authori@ed institutions

at an average monetary reward of Rs 1%,%%% (Rupees -en -housand)

per candidate

0ene=t 1% lah youth at an approximate total cost of Rs 1,%%% Arores


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M agel Tyala Vyavasay Prashikshan(Govt. of M aharashtra)

-o reduce the burden of unemployment amongthe youth from &cheduled Aaste, Bimuta8ati,omadic -ribes and &pecial 0acward Alass

community, 7overnment of aharashtraintroduced the scheme named !7? -4!!B4!B&!4 .R!&6;C&6! from 8uly 2%%*

Dnder this &cheme, the unemployed candidatefrom above mentioned categories are giventraining in various ?mployment and &elf ?mployment oriented &hort-erm courses

without the burden of training fees on them


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Important Features

1 o -raining Fees

2 &tipend Rs 1%%E per month to every candidate* ?nterpreneurship -raining

-oolits worth Rs 1%%%E distributed to allcandidates free of cost

Financial Provision made by theGovernment for the Scheme

1 Rs 5%% crores for &chedule Aaste candidates 2 Rs 1%5 crores for Bimuta8ati, omadic -ribes

and &pecial 0acward Alass community0ottomof Form


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M !d$lar Em "l!%a&le Schem e

Objectives 1 -o provide Bocational -raining to &chool

eavers, ?xisting orers, ;-; graduates etc,to improve their employability by optimally

utili@ing the infrastructure available in 7ovt,private institutions and the ;ndustry ?xistingsills of the persons can also be tested andcerti=ed under this scheme

2 -o build capacity in the area ofdevelopment of competency standards,

course curricula, learning material and

assessment standards in the country


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SW !N "#NT$ S%%!$!&'G! #&"N

G !ddressing urban poverty alleviation through gainful employmentto the urban unemployed or underemployed poor by encouragingthem to set up selfemployment ventures (individual or group),with support for their sustainabilityH or undertae wageemploymentH

G &upporting sill development and training programmes to enablethe urban poor have access to employment opportunities openedup by the maret or undertae selfemploymentH and

G ?mpowering the community to tacle the issues of urban povertythrough suitable self managed community structures lie

eighbourhood 7roups (67s), eighbourhood Aommittees (6A),Aommunity 3evelopment &ociety (A3&), etc


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Aoverage >

-he target population under &8&R4 is the urbanpoor I those living below the poverty line, as

de=ned by the .lanning Aommission from time totime

Aomponents > &8&R4 will have =ve ma/or components, namely

(i) Drban &elf ?mployment .rogramme (D&?.)

(ii) Drban omen &elfhelp .rogramme (D&.)

(iii) &ill -raining for ?mployment .romotionamongst Drban .oor (&-?.D.)

(iv) Drban age ?mployment .rogramme (D?.)

(v) Drban Aommunity 3evelopment etwor(DA3


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Pram o M aha*an SkillDevelopm ent S+hem e

-he orms and the framewor forthis scheme is not given


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Som e S+hem es ,nerM inis#r% !' ( !m en ) *hild

D eel!"m en#G !ernm en# !' India


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