APPENDIX A (a) REPORT FROM THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA AND STATE GOVERNMENTS ABOUT THE ACTION TAKEN ON THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE BOARD AT ITS LAST MEETING
ACTION TAKEN BY THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
ITEM 3 (a)
1. RECOMMENDATION-
ACTION TAKEN-
II RECOMMENDATION-
ACTION TAKEN-
III. RECOMMENDATION-
ACTION TAKEN- The site at Modi Nagar had to be given up as it was not subsequently .made available by its owner. Efforts are being made to acquire another site outside Delhi for both the Institutes.
Meanwhile the institutions have been temporarily located on the outskirts .of Delhi in a rented building.
IV. RECOMMENDATION- The Board suggested that the Government of India should carefully study the marked variation in the cost per capita of Rs. 3-14-6 in Ajmer and Rs. 97 in Bihar in one school and Rs. 48 in another school in the same State.
ACTION TAKEN- Regarding the variation in the, cost per capita the matter has been referred to the State Governments and it will be considered on receipt of their comments.
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STATEMENT I
ANDHRA
Progress Report of Basic Education - 1955-56
Government Basic Schools
1. Serial No. ..
2. Types of institutions Government Basic Schools including
model schools
3. No. of institutions with I to VIll grades 10
grades I to V grades 21
31
4 No. of pupils in these institutions classwise
I 961
II 518
III 388
IV 309
V 227
VI 164
VII 83
VIII 101
2,751
Average of pupils 89
5. No. of trained teachers 103
6. No. of uptrained teachers 4
7. (a) Expenditure on contingencies other
than raw materials Included in the Training section;
no separate provision for the
model section.
RS.
(b) Rent-rates and taxes 1,078
(c) Salaries of menials 340
(d) Travelling allowance 88
(e) Recurring cost of raw materials 282
8. Expenditure on teachers' salaries 96,508
9. Contingencies (Non-recurring) Nil
(a) On house building No separate provision of the
Model school. Further no
(b) Land money was spent on these items
(c) Equipment and appliances as far as the Model school is
concerned: There are no separate
(d) Working capital accounts for model schools.
These are included in training
(e) Irrigation facilities section accounts.
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10. Quantity of goods produced during the year.
Hanks
Vegetable
6,0151bs
Rs.
11. Money value of produced goods during the year 3,992
12. Money value of the produced goods of the previous stock 1,180
13. Money value of the quantity sold during the year 2,436
14. Money value of the unsold quantity in stock at the
end of the year 2,736
15. Value of raw materials in stock of the previous year 914
16. Value of raw materials supplied fresh during the year 1,116
17. Total value of raw materials available during the year 2,030
18. Total value of the raw materials used during the year 1,264
19. Value of raw materials in balance at the end of the year 766
20. Total income during the year 3,992
21. Total earning during, the year 2,728
22. Total Treasury deposit during the year
(from different heads) 599
23. Other savings effected as a result of community life
(i.e. pay and allowances of menials, expenditure on
repairs of buildings and furniture etc.) ..
24. (a) Percentage of (money value) goods produced and
expenditure ..
(b) Percentage of money value of quantity sold and
expenditure ..
25. Net cost 93,780
26. Cost per capita (in rupees) 34
BOMBAY
Progress Report of Basic Education-1955-56
Government Basic Schools
1. Serial No.
2. Type of institutions Spinning and Weaving, K.G.and
Agricultural, C.B.M and W.W.
1st Grade 2nd Grade
3. Number of institutions with grades 2,871 325
4. No. of pupils in these institutions class-wise
I 2,71,454
II 1,45,696
III 1,20,770
IV 1,02,294
V 32,091
VI 64,201
VII 57,913
Total in all Institutions 8,44,719
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Rs.
5. No. of trained teachers 18,187
6. No. of untrained teachers 5,187
7. Expenditure on teachers' salaries and D.A. 2,09,83,726
8. (a) Expenditure on contingencies other than raw
materials 140,345
(b) Rent-rates and taxes 3,32,712
(c) Salaries of menials 1,88,838
(d) Travelling allowance 17,114
(e) Recurring cost of raw materials 3,04,700
9. Contingencies (non-recurring)-
(a) On house building 1,83,130
(b) Land 76,148
(c) Equipment and appliances 5,55,838
(d) Working capital 2,042
(e) Irrigational facilities 1,321
10. Quantity of goods produced during the year M. S. T.
Weight 7,848 867 1,491
Yardage 91,565
Size (articles) 1,81,410 Rs.
11. Money value of produced goods during the year 5,91,626
12. Money value of produced goods of the previous
stock 4,37,699
13. Money value of the quantity sold during the year 3,68,803
14. Money value of the unsold quantity in stock at
the end of the year 5,46,392
15. Value of raw materials in stock of the previous
year 1,95,442
16. Value of raw materials supplied afresh during
the year 2,99,404
17. Total value of raw materials available during
the year 4,94,873
18. Total value of raw materials used during the
year 2,62,551
19. Value of raw materials in balance at the end of
the year 2,33,702
20. Total earning during the year 1,39,292
21. Total income during the year 4,34,767
22. Total Treasury deposit during the year
(from different heads) 2 53,801
23. Other savings effected as a result of community
life (i.e. pay and allowances of menials,
expenditure on repairs of buildings and
furniture etc.) Nil
Average Nil
24. (a) Percentage of (money value) goods produced
and expenditure Not available
(b) Percentage of money value of quantity sold
and expenditure
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Rs.
25. Net cost 2 25,32,113
26. Cost per capita (in rupees) Not available
MADRAS
Progress Report of Basic Education-1955-56
Government Basic Schools
1. Serial No.
2. Types of institutions Senior and Junior Basic schools
3. No. of institutions with grades Senior Basic : 27
Junior Basic : 85
4. No. of pupils in these institutions-class
wise (grade-wise)-
I 3,785
II 2,746
III 2,253
IV 1,812
V 1,470
VI 532
VII 324
VIII 278
Total in all institutions 13,200
5. No. of trained teachers 448
6. No. of untrained teachers Nil
Rs. As. P.
7. Expenditure on teachers' salaries and D.A. 3,25,535 0 0
8. (a) Expenditure on contingencies other than
raw materials 9,152 2 6
(b) Rent-rates and taxes 5,173 6 0
(c) Salaries of menials 2,038 0 0
(d) Travelling allowance 306 11 0
(e) Recurring cost of raw materials 2912 13 6
9. Contingencies (non-recurring)-
(a) On house building Nil
(b) Land Nil
(c) Equipment and appliances 11,545 0 0
(d) Working capital Nil
(e) Irrigational facilities 10 0 0
10. Quantity of goods produced during the year in weight
Seeds 252 Mds. 26 lbs. 32 cwts.
Vegetables .. 455 lbs.
Yardage .. 111 sq. yards
Size .. 22890 hanks
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Rs. As. P.
11. Money. value of produced goods during the year 9,940 1 5
12. Money value of produced goods of the previous stock 2,270 1 11
13. Money value of the quantity sold during the year 5,576 7 11
14. Money value of the unsold quantity in stock at the end
of the year 6,633 11 5
15. Value of raw materials in stock of the previous year 1,616 13 0
16. Value of raw materials supplied afresh during the year 3,879 1 6
17. total value of raw materials available during the year 5,495 14 7
18. Total value of raw materials used during the year 4,269 7 11
19. Value of raw materials in balance at the end of the year 1,226 6 8
20. Total income during the year 5,576 7 11
21. Total earning during the year 1,307 0 0
22. Total Treasury deposit during the year 1,433 11 0
23. Other savings effected as a result of community life (i.e. pay,
allowances of menials, expenditure on repairs of buildings and
furniture etc.)
Total average 399 8 0
24. (a) Percentage. of (money value) goods produced and ex-
penditure
(b) Percentage of money value of quantity sold and expenditure
25. Net cost (total cost minus total income) 3,54,795 10 4
26. Cost per capita (in rupees) 26 14 0
TRAVANCORE-COCHIN
(AREA MERGED INTO KERALA)
Progress Report of Basic Education-1955-56
Government Basic Schools
1. Serial No.
2. Types of institutions Junior Basic schools
3. Number of institutions with grades 45 with grade III and 1 with
grade IV.
4. Number of pupils in these institutions class-wise
I 6,229
II 5,178
III 4,352
IV 10
V 4
Total in all institutions 15,773
Average 342.9
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5. Number of trained teachers 300
6. Number of untrained teachers Nil
Rs. As. P.
7. Expenditure on teachers' salaries and D.A. 1,83,114 4 0
8. (a) Expenditure on contingencies other than raw
materials 1,023 4 0
(b) Rent-rates and taxes 750 0 0
(c) Salaries of menials 678 0 0
(d) Travelling allowance 437 8 0
(e) Recurring cost of raw materials 6,033 11 0
9. Contingencies (non-recurring)
(a) On house-building 17,474 6 9
(b) Land 2,500 0 0
(c) Equipment and appliances 7,007 11 4
(d) Working capital 1,198 3 4
(e) Irrigational facilities 350 0 0
10. Quantity of goods produced during the
year:
In weight, or yardage or size 394 1/8 lbs. (Seeds)
2696 1/8 hanks (yarn)
Rs. As. P.
11. Money value of produced goods during the year 442 1 11
12. Money value of produced goods of the previous stock 17 10 6
13. Money value of the unsold quantity in stock at the end
of the year 225 0 8
14. Money value of the quantity sold during the year 90 9 3
15. Value of raw materials in stock of the previous year 2,460 6 0
16. Value of raw materials supplied afresh during the year 7,468 14 3
17. Total value of-raw materials available during the year 9,929 4 3
18. Total value of raw materials used during the year 2,638 13 3
19. Value of raw materials in balance at the end of
the year 7,577 3 7
20. Total income during the year 75 3 2
21. Total earning during the year 192 0 5
22. Total Treasury deposit during the year (from different
heads) 152 15 0
23. Other savings effected as a result of community life (i.e.
pay, allowance of menials, expenditure on repairs of
buildings and furniture etc.) Nil
24. (a) Percentage of (money value) goods produced and
expenditure
(b) Percentage of money value of quantity sold and
expenditure
25. Net cost 2,23,205 14 1
26. Cost per capita (in rupees)