This document provides an overview and status update of the Jal Jeevan Mission in Kerala as of November 24, 2022. It discusses the total rural households in Kerala, households that have been provided functional tap connections, and the balance remaining. It also outlines issues related to land acquisition from government and private sources that is required for project implementation. Additionally, it presents data on critical gaps between different project stages, progress of district project management units, and status of villages certified as having achieved Har Ghar Jal.
1) The document compares malaria testing and cases statistics from January to August 2022 vs 2023 and July-August 2022 vs 2023 in Kalahandi district. It shows the percentage increase/decrease in testing and cases across different Community Health Centers.
2) It also provides year-wise malaria epidemiological data from 2010 to 2023 (till August) and a graph showing the trend of positive cases from 2016 to 2023.
3) Subcentre-wise data on high burden areas from January to August 2023 is presented, listing the top 25 subcentres by total malaria cases.
4) Abstract data on hydrocele and lymphedema cases across different facilities in the district as of the
1. CM Review Meeting-ATP-20-10-2022.pptxEEMINandyal
The document provides a summary of flagship programs and schemes in Ananthapuramu district from 2019-2022. Over 6.4 lakh beneficiaries received benefits worth Rs. 34.73 crores under YSR Aarogya Asara. A total of 1,104 schools were strengthened under Mana Badi Nadu Nedu at a cost of Rs. 49.47 crores. 68,288 houses have been sanctioned under Navaratnalu Pedalandariki Illu, with 27,527 targeted for completion by December 2022. Land acquisition is required for distributing house site pattas to 19,576 beneficiaries.
This document provides district-wise data on various health metrics in Andhra Pradesh including:
1. Progress on screening for non-communicable diseases (NCDs) like hypertension and diabetes, with percentages of total population screened and numbers screened in the recent fortnight.
2. Details of suspected NCD cases that need to be diagnosed, with targets and percentages achieved by district.
3. Breakdown of confirmed hypertension and diabetes cases by percentage ranges at the village secretariat level across districts.
- The document provides population data from censuses conducted in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan in 1951, 1961, 1972, 1981, and 1998.
- It shows population numbers and growth rates in the province and its districts over time. The total population of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa grew from 4.5 million in 1951 to over 17 million in 1998, with annual growth rates ranging from 2.34% to 3.32% between censuses.
- Sex ratios declined slightly between 1981 and 1998, with 105 males per 100 females in 1998 compared to 109 in 1981. Population density increased from 148 persons/sq km in 1981 to 238 in 1998.
State wise GSDP, Per Capita Income and Annual Growth Rates at 2004-05 prices.Sadanand Patwardhan
This file, State wise GSDP, Per Capita Income and Annual Growth Rates at 2004-05 prices, has been created from Planning Commission's database and provides information on Gross State Domestic Product, Per Capita Income, and Annual Growth rates at 2004-2005 prices for the years 2009-2010, 2010-2011, and 2011-2012. The table is sorted on Growth Rates followed by PCI at constant prices.
The document provides population data from the 2011 Indian census. It shows that:
- India's total population in 2011 was 1,210.6 million, with 833.5 million (68.8%) living in rural areas and 377.1 million (31.2%) in urban areas.
- The overall decadal population growth rate from 2001-2011 was 17.7% - 12.3% for rural areas and 31.8% for urban areas.
- Among states, Jammu and Kashmir had the highest rural population growth (19.4%) while Nagaland had the largest urban growth (66.6%).
The document provides a district profile for Siddipet District in Telangana, India. Key details include:
- Siddipet District was formed in 2016 and contains 23 mandals across 3 revenue divisions.
- The population as of the 2011 census was 1,007,523 with literacy rates lower than the state average.
- The district has over 200 government schools, 20 junior colleges, and 7 degree colleges that serve over 150,000 students.
- Infrastructure needs include over 700 additional classrooms, expanding water and toilet facilities, and providing desks.
- Programs to support education include Atal Tinkering Labs, textbook distribution, school uniforms, and transport allowances. Grants are provided
1) The document compares malaria testing and cases statistics from January to August 2022 vs 2023 and July-August 2022 vs 2023 in Kalahandi district. It shows the percentage increase/decrease in testing and cases across different Community Health Centers.
2) It also provides year-wise malaria epidemiological data from 2010 to 2023 (till August) and a graph showing the trend of positive cases from 2016 to 2023.
3) Subcentre-wise data on high burden areas from January to August 2023 is presented, listing the top 25 subcentres by total malaria cases.
4) Abstract data on hydrocele and lymphedema cases across different facilities in the district as of the
1. CM Review Meeting-ATP-20-10-2022.pptxEEMINandyal
The document provides a summary of flagship programs and schemes in Ananthapuramu district from 2019-2022. Over 6.4 lakh beneficiaries received benefits worth Rs. 34.73 crores under YSR Aarogya Asara. A total of 1,104 schools were strengthened under Mana Badi Nadu Nedu at a cost of Rs. 49.47 crores. 68,288 houses have been sanctioned under Navaratnalu Pedalandariki Illu, with 27,527 targeted for completion by December 2022. Land acquisition is required for distributing house site pattas to 19,576 beneficiaries.
This document provides district-wise data on various health metrics in Andhra Pradesh including:
1. Progress on screening for non-communicable diseases (NCDs) like hypertension and diabetes, with percentages of total population screened and numbers screened in the recent fortnight.
2. Details of suspected NCD cases that need to be diagnosed, with targets and percentages achieved by district.
3. Breakdown of confirmed hypertension and diabetes cases by percentage ranges at the village secretariat level across districts.
- The document provides population data from censuses conducted in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan in 1951, 1961, 1972, 1981, and 1998.
- It shows population numbers and growth rates in the province and its districts over time. The total population of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa grew from 4.5 million in 1951 to over 17 million in 1998, with annual growth rates ranging from 2.34% to 3.32% between censuses.
- Sex ratios declined slightly between 1981 and 1998, with 105 males per 100 females in 1998 compared to 109 in 1981. Population density increased from 148 persons/sq km in 1981 to 238 in 1998.
State wise GSDP, Per Capita Income and Annual Growth Rates at 2004-05 prices.Sadanand Patwardhan
This file, State wise GSDP, Per Capita Income and Annual Growth Rates at 2004-05 prices, has been created from Planning Commission's database and provides information on Gross State Domestic Product, Per Capita Income, and Annual Growth rates at 2004-2005 prices for the years 2009-2010, 2010-2011, and 2011-2012. The table is sorted on Growth Rates followed by PCI at constant prices.
The document provides population data from the 2011 Indian census. It shows that:
- India's total population in 2011 was 1,210.6 million, with 833.5 million (68.8%) living in rural areas and 377.1 million (31.2%) in urban areas.
- The overall decadal population growth rate from 2001-2011 was 17.7% - 12.3% for rural areas and 31.8% for urban areas.
- Among states, Jammu and Kashmir had the highest rural population growth (19.4%) while Nagaland had the largest urban growth (66.6%).
The document provides a district profile for Siddipet District in Telangana, India. Key details include:
- Siddipet District was formed in 2016 and contains 23 mandals across 3 revenue divisions.
- The population as of the 2011 census was 1,007,523 with literacy rates lower than the state average.
- The district has over 200 government schools, 20 junior colleges, and 7 degree colleges that serve over 150,000 students.
- Infrastructure needs include over 700 additional classrooms, expanding water and toilet facilities, and providing desks.
- Programs to support education include Atal Tinkering Labs, textbook distribution, school uniforms, and transport allowances. Grants are provided
Water and sanitation, situation & hygine(wash) in nepalBhim Upadhyaya
The document provides statistics on water supply and sanitation coverage in Nepal as of 2010. It includes data by development region and district on population, percentage of population with access to water supply and sanitation. The nation had 80.38% coverage for water supply and 43.04% for sanitation. For water systems, most were gravity pipe systems and over 11% of schemes were over 20 years old. Latrine coverage was 43.04% with over half being water seal toilets.
The document outlines the training plan for polling personnel for the upcoming general elections in West Bengal in 2024. It details the various training programs that will be conducted at the state, district, and assembly constituency levels. State level master trainers will train district level master trainers, who will then train assembly constituency level master trainers. These ACTMTs will be responsible for training the polling personnel. Training will cover all election related topics and procedures. The training schedule, participants, and evaluation methods are provided. Previous training programs for election officials are also mentioned.
1. The document provides population data including number of electors, total votes polled, and voter turnout percentages for various administrative constituencies (ACs) in Uttar Pradesh, India.
2. The data is broken down by gender and includes totals for multiple districts and their constituent ACs. Voter turnout percentages for males, females, and overall are provided.
3. Overall voter turnout in Uttar Pradesh was approximately 74% for males, 73% for females, and 74% overall across the state. There was variation across districts and ACs with some having turnout over 70% and others under 60%.
PPT on SDG Priority Indicators 130223 (1).pptxNagasai Pelala
The document provides testing status data for pregnant women (PW) anaemia in various districts of Andhra Pradesh for the month of February as of February 12, 2023. It shows the total number of PW to be tested, number tested, percentage tested, and breakdown of test results into normal, mild, moderate and severe anaemia categories. The data indicates that testing percentages range from 17.94% to 52.21% across districts. The percentage of PW found to be anaemic ranges from 12.14% to 81.65% depending on the district. It also provides cumulative pending numbers to highlight ongoing testing needs.
This document provides district-wise data on artificial insemination, vaccinations, and calves born in Haryana, India. It shows the targets and achievements for various districts on measures like artificial insemination of cows and buffaloes, vaccination of livestock against diseases like sheep pox and FMD, and calves born. The data is presented across multiple tables with details like number of doses administered and percentage achievement of targets for each district.
The document summarizes progress of the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) rural roads program in India as of December 2006. Key points include:
- PMGSY was launched in 2000 with the primary objective of connecting all villages by 2007 and upgrading existing roads for all-weather access.
- Total estimated investment is Rs. 1.32 trillion to connect 173,000 eligible villages.
- Progress includes connecting 66,802 villages and building 1.46 lakh km of new roads under Bharat Nirman by 2008-09.
- Expenditure and progress figures are provided for various states through 2006-07.
Chairman Review PPT for PuVVNL_06 09 2018.pptxssusera344f2
The document provides status updates from various districts in Uttar Pradesh:
1. Progress towards electrification targets remains low, ranging from 9-35% across districts.
2. Connection releases and required run-rates are below targets. Ledgerization of connections is improving but remains low at 69-89% across districts.
3. Material availability continues to lag requirements across all districts. Ordering has been done but shortfalls remain after accounting for orders.
4. Mobilization of manpower, including connection gangs, is 32-61% of requirements across districts. Camp performance is improving but remains below monthly averages.
5. Majority of village-level cost estimates require further
The document discusses the Gonchi water management system in several villages. It provides details of achievements made in improving Gonchi channels such as GPS mapping, identifying repair needs, completing repairs, and increasing irrigated acreage and crop yields. It also discusses contributions made by local farmers toward repair works, expenditures on projects, innovations in agriculture, and difficulties overcome with community involvement. The Gonchi system is an old, democratic method of water distribution that remains effective in modern times when properly maintained through local cooperation and development initiatives.
This document provides state-wise data on transmission and distribution (T&D) losses and aggregate technical and commercial (AT&C) losses for Indian power utilities from 2001-02 to 2003-04. Some key points:
- T&D losses ranged from under 20% to over 70% across different states and utilities, with many above the national average of 32.53%.
- AT&C losses, which factor in commercial losses from unpaid bills, ranged even higher, with some utilities reporting losses over 50% and a few over 70%.
- Several initiatives have been taken to reduce losses, including state electricity regulatory commissions, feeder and consumer metering, energy audits, and the Acceler
This document provides information on transmission and distribution (T&D) losses and Aggregate Technical and Commercial (AT&C) losses in the Indian power sector from 2001-2004. Some key points:
- T&D losses were historically overstated due to issues in accounting, and AT&C losses provide a clearer measure of efficiency by accounting for technical, commercial and collection losses.
- Many states showed improvements over this period, with some reducing AT&C losses below 25%, while others remained above 50%. Reform efforts focused on metering, energy auditing and establishing regulatory commissions.
- The Accelerated Power Development and Reforms Programme was launched to strengthen infrastructure and provide incentives to reduce cash losses from
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Passing of Law is no guarantee that it would be properly implemented.
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This document contains fertilizer sales data for various Indian states from 2010-2011. It provides fertilizer grade sales totals for the kharif and rabi crop seasons for states like Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Punjab. It also includes India's total fertilizer consumption for 2010-2011 and forecasts of total nutrient requirements from 2007 to 2011 according to different agencies. Finally, it outlines the distributor network strength for HPM fertilizers in North-West and South-East Indian states.
The document lists 26 districts in the state of Assam, India. It provides the district name, headquarters, population according to the 2011 census, and area in square kilometers for each district. The districts range in population from 214,102 in Dima Hasao to 2,823,768 in Nagaon and in area from 627 square kilometers in Kamrup Metropolitan to 10,434 square kilometers in Karbi Anglong.
1. The document provides statistics on farmer suicides in various Indian states between 1997-2011 according to government sources, with the highest numbers in Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Tamil Nadu.
2. It identifies the main causes of farmer suicides and agrarian distress as rising cultivation costs, unremunerative prices, unsustainable farming practices, and lack of adequate support systems for farmers.
3. It lists demands to address the crisis such as providing compensation for crop failures, remunerative prices, modifying trade policies, and long-term solutions like a price compensation system and promoting sustainable agriculture.
लोकसभा चुनाव में बीजेपी और कांग्रेस को राज्यवार मिली सीटेंUrid Media group
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The document is a response from the Minister of State in the Ministry of Home Affairs to an unstarred question asked in the Rajya Sabha regarding atrocities against Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. It provides state-wise and year-wise details of cases registered under crimes against SCs and STs from 2014 to 2018 based on data published by the National Crime Records Bureau. The response notes that the data does not show any uniform trend in the number of atrocities against SCs and STs over the years. An annexure attached provides a table with the exact figures.
This document provides statistics from the WBJEEM 2014 exam in multiple categories:
- 139,640 candidates appeared across categories of Civil Engineering (C), Mechanical Engineering (M), and Total. 77826 candidates were eligible for counseling in Engineering.
- In Medical, 44,433 candidates were eligible for counseling out of 63,330 total appearances.
- District-wise statistics are provided for Engineering, Medical, and Pharmacy streams, showing figures for total enrolled, appeared, and eligible candidates in each district for different demographic groups.
1) Cotton production in Pakistan declined significantly in 2015-16 due to heavy rains and floods that damaged crops.
2) Rainfall in key cotton growing provinces of Punjab and Sindh in the summer of 2015 was much higher than normal, reaching over 350mm in some areas of Punjab compared to average of 234mm.
3) The heavy rains affected pollination and allowed pest infestations to spread, compounding problems for farmers who had already suffered crop damage and losses.
4) Cotton production in Pakistan fell to 9.47 million bales in 2015-16, down from 13.56 million bales the previous year, mirroring declines seen in other major cotton producing countries as well.
Stock Position regarding business ok.pptxmudassarsabac
The document summarizes the stock position of various agricultural items stored in tons across 36 districts of Punjab province in Pakistan. The largest quantities stored are potato at over 1.1 million tons, rice at over 276,000 tons, and apple at over 36,000 tons. Districts with the most storage include Lahore, Sheikhupura, Kasur, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, Multan, and Vehari. The data is organized by district and includes quantities of 13 different stored items including potatoes, apples, bananas, dates, ginger, and various grains and legumes.
Water and sanitation, situation & hygine(wash) in nepalBhim Upadhyaya
The document provides statistics on water supply and sanitation coverage in Nepal as of 2010. It includes data by development region and district on population, percentage of population with access to water supply and sanitation. The nation had 80.38% coverage for water supply and 43.04% for sanitation. For water systems, most were gravity pipe systems and over 11% of schemes were over 20 years old. Latrine coverage was 43.04% with over half being water seal toilets.
The document outlines the training plan for polling personnel for the upcoming general elections in West Bengal in 2024. It details the various training programs that will be conducted at the state, district, and assembly constituency levels. State level master trainers will train district level master trainers, who will then train assembly constituency level master trainers. These ACTMTs will be responsible for training the polling personnel. Training will cover all election related topics and procedures. The training schedule, participants, and evaluation methods are provided. Previous training programs for election officials are also mentioned.
1. The document provides population data including number of electors, total votes polled, and voter turnout percentages for various administrative constituencies (ACs) in Uttar Pradesh, India.
2. The data is broken down by gender and includes totals for multiple districts and their constituent ACs. Voter turnout percentages for males, females, and overall are provided.
3. Overall voter turnout in Uttar Pradesh was approximately 74% for males, 73% for females, and 74% overall across the state. There was variation across districts and ACs with some having turnout over 70% and others under 60%.
PPT on SDG Priority Indicators 130223 (1).pptxNagasai Pelala
The document provides testing status data for pregnant women (PW) anaemia in various districts of Andhra Pradesh for the month of February as of February 12, 2023. It shows the total number of PW to be tested, number tested, percentage tested, and breakdown of test results into normal, mild, moderate and severe anaemia categories. The data indicates that testing percentages range from 17.94% to 52.21% across districts. The percentage of PW found to be anaemic ranges from 12.14% to 81.65% depending on the district. It also provides cumulative pending numbers to highlight ongoing testing needs.
This document provides district-wise data on artificial insemination, vaccinations, and calves born in Haryana, India. It shows the targets and achievements for various districts on measures like artificial insemination of cows and buffaloes, vaccination of livestock against diseases like sheep pox and FMD, and calves born. The data is presented across multiple tables with details like number of doses administered and percentage achievement of targets for each district.
The document summarizes progress of the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) rural roads program in India as of December 2006. Key points include:
- PMGSY was launched in 2000 with the primary objective of connecting all villages by 2007 and upgrading existing roads for all-weather access.
- Total estimated investment is Rs. 1.32 trillion to connect 173,000 eligible villages.
- Progress includes connecting 66,802 villages and building 1.46 lakh km of new roads under Bharat Nirman by 2008-09.
- Expenditure and progress figures are provided for various states through 2006-07.
Chairman Review PPT for PuVVNL_06 09 2018.pptxssusera344f2
The document provides status updates from various districts in Uttar Pradesh:
1. Progress towards electrification targets remains low, ranging from 9-35% across districts.
2. Connection releases and required run-rates are below targets. Ledgerization of connections is improving but remains low at 69-89% across districts.
3. Material availability continues to lag requirements across all districts. Ordering has been done but shortfalls remain after accounting for orders.
4. Mobilization of manpower, including connection gangs, is 32-61% of requirements across districts. Camp performance is improving but remains below monthly averages.
5. Majority of village-level cost estimates require further
The document discusses the Gonchi water management system in several villages. It provides details of achievements made in improving Gonchi channels such as GPS mapping, identifying repair needs, completing repairs, and increasing irrigated acreage and crop yields. It also discusses contributions made by local farmers toward repair works, expenditures on projects, innovations in agriculture, and difficulties overcome with community involvement. The Gonchi system is an old, democratic method of water distribution that remains effective in modern times when properly maintained through local cooperation and development initiatives.
This document provides state-wise data on transmission and distribution (T&D) losses and aggregate technical and commercial (AT&C) losses for Indian power utilities from 2001-02 to 2003-04. Some key points:
- T&D losses ranged from under 20% to over 70% across different states and utilities, with many above the national average of 32.53%.
- AT&C losses, which factor in commercial losses from unpaid bills, ranged even higher, with some utilities reporting losses over 50% and a few over 70%.
- Several initiatives have been taken to reduce losses, including state electricity regulatory commissions, feeder and consumer metering, energy audits, and the Acceler
This document provides information on transmission and distribution (T&D) losses and Aggregate Technical and Commercial (AT&C) losses in the Indian power sector from 2001-2004. Some key points:
- T&D losses were historically overstated due to issues in accounting, and AT&C losses provide a clearer measure of efficiency by accounting for technical, commercial and collection losses.
- Many states showed improvements over this period, with some reducing AT&C losses below 25%, while others remained above 50%. Reform efforts focused on metering, energy auditing and establishing regulatory commissions.
- The Accelerated Power Development and Reforms Programme was launched to strengthen infrastructure and provide incentives to reduce cash losses from
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This document contains fertilizer sales data for various Indian states from 2010-2011. It provides fertilizer grade sales totals for the kharif and rabi crop seasons for states like Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Punjab. It also includes India's total fertilizer consumption for 2010-2011 and forecasts of total nutrient requirements from 2007 to 2011 according to different agencies. Finally, it outlines the distributor network strength for HPM fertilizers in North-West and South-East Indian states.
The document lists 26 districts in the state of Assam, India. It provides the district name, headquarters, population according to the 2011 census, and area in square kilometers for each district. The districts range in population from 214,102 in Dima Hasao to 2,823,768 in Nagaon and in area from 627 square kilometers in Kamrup Metropolitan to 10,434 square kilometers in Karbi Anglong.
1. The document provides statistics on farmer suicides in various Indian states between 1997-2011 according to government sources, with the highest numbers in Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Tamil Nadu.
2. It identifies the main causes of farmer suicides and agrarian distress as rising cultivation costs, unremunerative prices, unsustainable farming practices, and lack of adequate support systems for farmers.
3. It lists demands to address the crisis such as providing compensation for crop failures, remunerative prices, modifying trade policies, and long-term solutions like a price compensation system and promoting sustainable agriculture.
लोकसभा चुनाव में बीजेपी और कांग्रेस को राज्यवार मिली सीटेंUrid Media group
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The document is a response from the Minister of State in the Ministry of Home Affairs to an unstarred question asked in the Rajya Sabha regarding atrocities against Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. It provides state-wise and year-wise details of cases registered under crimes against SCs and STs from 2014 to 2018 based on data published by the National Crime Records Bureau. The response notes that the data does not show any uniform trend in the number of atrocities against SCs and STs over the years. An annexure attached provides a table with the exact figures.
This document provides statistics from the WBJEEM 2014 exam in multiple categories:
- 139,640 candidates appeared across categories of Civil Engineering (C), Mechanical Engineering (M), and Total. 77826 candidates were eligible for counseling in Engineering.
- In Medical, 44,433 candidates were eligible for counseling out of 63,330 total appearances.
- District-wise statistics are provided for Engineering, Medical, and Pharmacy streams, showing figures for total enrolled, appeared, and eligible candidates in each district for different demographic groups.
1) Cotton production in Pakistan declined significantly in 2015-16 due to heavy rains and floods that damaged crops.
2) Rainfall in key cotton growing provinces of Punjab and Sindh in the summer of 2015 was much higher than normal, reaching over 350mm in some areas of Punjab compared to average of 234mm.
3) The heavy rains affected pollination and allowed pest infestations to spread, compounding problems for farmers who had already suffered crop damage and losses.
4) Cotton production in Pakistan fell to 9.47 million bales in 2015-16, down from 13.56 million bales the previous year, mirroring declines seen in other major cotton producing countries as well.
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The document summarizes the stock position of various agricultural items stored in tons across 36 districts of Punjab province in Pakistan. The largest quantities stored are potato at over 1.1 million tons, rice at over 276,000 tons, and apple at over 36,000 tons. Districts with the most storage include Lahore, Sheikhupura, Kasur, Gujranwala, Faisalabad, Multan, and Vehari. The data is organized by district and includes quantities of 13 different stored items including potatoes, apples, bananas, dates, ginger, and various grains and legumes.
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2. JAL JEEVAN MISSION - KERALA
2
Total Rural
Households
70.69 lakhs
Households
with FHTC *
31.74 lakhs
(44.90%)
Balance FHTC *
to be given
38.94 lakhs
(55.10%)
* FHTC- Functional Household
Tap Connection
(Status as on 24 Nov 2022)
3. Issues in implementation- Land Required – Govt including Forest
JAL JEEVAN MISSION - KERALA
3
District
Total Govt Land
Required
Govt Land Obtained
Govt Land to be
Obtained %of Land
obtained
as on 24
Nov 22
Sl No.
No. of
locatio
n
Extent of
land (In
Cent)
No. of
location
Extent of
land (In
Cent)
No. of
location
Extent of
land (In
Cent)
1 Palakkad 47 12.70 11 2.67 36 10.04 20.98%
2 Idukki 170 17.76 23 4.41 147 13.35 24.84%
3 Kottayam 9 1.22 4 0.31 5 0.91 25.10%
4 Kozhikode 25 3.35 23 1.75 2 1.60 52.24%
5 Alappuzha 9 1.25 7 1.00 2 0.25 80.00%
6 Malappuram 34 16.48 30 13.67 4 2.81 82.95%
7 Thiruvananthapuram 26 7.29 19 6.09 7 1.20 83.54%
8 Wayanad 16 3.44 15 2.94 1 0.50 85.47%
9 Pathanamthitta 39 11.33 24 9.86 15 1.47 87.03%
10 Kasargod 30 14.44 29 12.74 1 1.70 88.23%
11 Thrissur 23 4.05 20 3.60 3 0.45 88.88%
12 Ernakulam 47 7.26 43 6.70 4 0.56 92.29%
13 Kollam 15 1.71 14 1.61 1 0.10 94.17%
14 Kannur 20 4.47 19 4.37 1 0.10 97.76%
TOTAL 510 106.75 281 71.72 229 35.03 67.18%
4. JAL JEEVAN MISSION - KERALA
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Land required – Private
Sl.
No.
District
Total Private Land
Required
Land Private Obtained
Land Private to be
Obtained %of Land
obtained as
on 24 Nov
No. of
location
Extent of
land (In
acres)
No. of
location
Extent of
land (In
acres)
No. of
location
Extent of
land (In
acres)
1 Thrissur 19 6.65 4 0.27 15 6.38 4.06%
2 Kottayam 37 4.96 4 0.25 33 4.71 5.04%
3 Kasargod 22 3.92 4 0.29 18 3.63 7.28%
4 Kannur 84 11.36 25 1.33 59 10.03 11.71%
5 Idukki 103 4.86 31 1.01 72 3.86 20.68%
6 Thiruvananthapuram 20 5.58 9 1.24 11 4.34 22.21%
7 Ernakulam 21 2.15 11 0.55 10 1.60 25.64%
8 Pathanamthitta 51 12.22 23 3.54 28 8.69 28.93%
9 Wayanad 30 6.73 11 2.08 19 4.65 30.91%
10 Kozhikode 119 11.68 71 4.59 48 7.10 39.26%
11 Malappuram 57 17.63 27 8.90 30 8.73 50.47%
12 Palakkad 22 4.15 11 2.96 11 1.19 71.35%
13 Kollam 13 6.58 10 4.98 3 1.60 75.67%
14 Alappuzha 4 0.62 3 0.47 1 0.15 75.81%
TOTAL 602 99.07 244 32.43 358 66.64 32.74%
5. JAL JEEVAN MISSION - KERALA
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(Status as on 24 Nov 2022)
Status of DPMU
District Yes/No If Yes, No. of staff If No, Date of Constitution
Thiruvananthapuram Yes 3 -
Kollam No - 05/12/2022
Pathanamthitta Yes 6 -
Kottayam No - 09/12/2022
Alappuzha Yes 13 -
Ernakulam No - 10/12/2022
Idukki Yes 2 -
Thrissur No - 15/12/2022
Palakkad Yes 6 -
Malappuram No - 10/12/2022
kozhikkode No - 01/01/2023
Wayanad Yes 12 -
Kannur No - 01/12/2022
Kasargod No - 10/12/2022
6. Awarded– FHTC given gap (FHTC Nos)
JAL JEEVAN MISSION - KERALA
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Sl. No. District as on 24 Nov as on 29 Oct as on 18 Sep as on 15 Aug
1 Thiruvananthapuram 284435 261079 215447 188408
2 Palakkad 263641 266795 210321 198289
3 Kollam 243931 239050 212974 212113
4 Malappuram 198468 202069 184057 177412
5 Kozhikode 177959 181821 99693 101812
6 Kottayam 124100 120253 112972 88671
7 Thrissur 105952 103438 70472 70986
8 Kannur 85348 86492 73145 76158
9 Alappuzha 81198 79535 81943 83717
10 Ernakulam 69958 72646 67945 63413
11 Kasargod 67082 67622 67606 68011
12 Wyanad 58366 58505 10794 11485
13 Pathanamthitta 40550 41313 31920 32280
14 Idukki 32230 32554 30127 22188
Total 1813172 1394943 1394943