APPENDIX A (L) : REPORT ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF BASIC (PRIMARY AND MIDDLE) EDUCATION
At the 20th meeting of the Central Advisory Board of Education held at New Delhi on the 9th and 10th November, 1953, the Board, while considering the report on the Developments in Basic (Primary & Middle) Education-1951-52, recommended as follows:-
(i) The summary of the reports submitted by the various State Governments on Basic education should be modified so as to include data on the productive aspect of Basic education;
(ii) The present form on which the State Governments furnish their reports should be modified so as to include data on the productive aspect of Basic education;
(iii) The Board appointed a Sub-Committee consisting of Sarvashree E.W. Aryanayakam, D. C. Pavate and J.C. Mathur (Convenor) to suggest the necessary modifications.
The revised proforma approved by the Committee was circulated to the State Governments. The information so far received from the State Governments of Manipur, Tranvancore-Cochin, Bhopal, Coorg, Kutch, A. & N. Islands is attached.
MANIPUR 1. Serial No. 1.
2. Types of Institutions-Urban Junior Basic School.
3. Number of institution with grades-one (I-V).
4. Number of pupils in these institutions class-wise-
I II III IV V - - - - - 2, 8, 16, 4, 10
Total in all institutions--40;average-8.
5. Number of trained teachers-4
6. Number of untrained teacher-Nil
142
7. Expenditure on teachers, salaries and D.A.-From Is January, 1954 to March, 1954/- Rs. 647-4-0.
8. (a) Expenditure on contingencies other than raw materials - Rs. 693-10-0.
(b) Rent rates and taxes-Nil.
(c) Salaries of menials - Rs. 87/2/- Chowkidar.
(d) Travelling Allowance-Nil.
(e) Recurring cost of raw materials-Rs. 486/-.
9. Contingencies non-recurring.
(a) On house building-Rs. 8700/-,
(b) Land-Nil,
(c) Equipment and appliances-Rs. 2491/-,
(d) Working capital-Nil,
(e) Irrigational facilities-Nil.
10. Quantity of goods produced during the year.
in weight-Nil.
or Yardage--Nil.
or Size-Nil.
11. Money value of produced goods during the year-Nil.
12. Money value of produced goods of the previous stock-Nil.
13. Money value of the quantity sold during the year- Nil.
14. Money value of the unsold quantity in stock at the end of the year-Nil.
15. Value of the raw materials in stock of the previous year-Rs. 486/-.
16. Value of raw materials supplied afresh during the year-Nil.
17. Total value of raw materials available during the year Rs. 486/-.
18. Total value of raw materials used during the year- Nil.
19. Value of raw materials in balance at the end of the year-Nil.
20. Total income during the year-Nil.
21. Total earning during the year-Nil.
22. Total treasury deposit during the year-Nil. (from different heads).
23. Other savings effected as a result of community life
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(i.e, pay and allowance of menials, expenditure on repairs of buildings and furniture etc.), total-Nil, average--Nil.
(a) Percentage of (money value) goods produced and expenditure--Nil.
(b) Percentage of money value of quantity sold and expenditure-Nil.
25. Net cost-Nil.
26. Cost per capital (in rupees)-_Nil.
TRAVANCORE-COCHIN 1. Serial No. 1.
2. Types of institutions--Basic School (Primary) attached to the Basic Training Institution, Cherpu.
3. Number of institutions with grades-One-Grades I, II, and III.
4. Number of pupils in these institutions class-wise,-
Grade I-23
Grade II-13
Grade III- 6
5. Number of trained teachers-3
6. Number of untrained teachers-Nil
7. Expenditure on teachers salaries, } Pay-Rs.1266
and D.A. D.A.-Rs. 970/-
8. (a) Expenditure on contingencies other than raw
materials - Nil.
(b) Rent-rates and taxes - Nil.
(c) Salaries of menials - Nil.
(d) Travelling allowance - Nil.
(e) Recurring cost of raw materials - Rs.89-7-6.
9. Contingencies nonrecurring.
(a) On house building - Nil
(b) Land - Nil
(c) Equipment and appliances Rs. 46-8-0.
(d) Working capital - Nil.
(e) Irrigation facilities - Nil.
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10. Quantity of goods produced during the year.
in weight
or Yardage-538 1/2 hanks.
or size.
11. Money value of goods produced during the year-Rs.126-4-0
12. Money value of produced goods of the previous stock
-Rs. 16-10-0
13. Money value of the quantity sold during the year-Nil.
14. Money value of the unsold quantity in stock at the end of the
year.
15. Value of raw materials in sotck of the previous year-Nil.
16. Value of raw materials supplied afresh during the year
-Rs. 89-7-6.
17. Total value of raw materials available during the year
-Rs. 89-7-6.
18. Total value of raw materials used during the year
-Rs. 89-7-6.
19. Value of raw materials in balance at the end of the year
-Nil.
20. Total income during the year-Rs. 126-4-0.
21. Total earning during the year-Rs. 126-4-0 minus
Rs. 89-7-6= Rs. 36-12-6.
22. Total treasury deposit during the year (from different
heads). -Nil.
23. Other savings effected as a result of community life (i.e.
pay and allowance of menials, expenditure on repairs of
buildings and furniture etc.).-Pay Rs. 96/- Allowance
Rs. 36/-
Total-Rs. 132-0-0 (of sweeper).
24. (a) Percentage of (money value) goods produced and
expenditure-141.1.
(b) Percentage of money value of quantity sold and
expenditure-Nil.
25. Net cost-Rs. 2373-15-6 (including establishment
expenditure).
26. Cost per capita (in rupees)--Rs. 3-0-0 (excluding
establishment charges).
BHOPAL
1. Serial No.
145
2. Types of institutions-Junior Basic schools.
3. Number of institutions with grades-16 with Grades I-V.
4. No. of pupils in these institutions
I II III IV V Total
538 115 95 33 26 807
Total in all institutions-50 Average.
5. No. of trained teachers-16.
6. No. of untrained teachers-13.
7. Expenditure on teachers salaries, and D.A.-Rs.26,796/-
8. (a) Expenditure on contingencies other than raw material
-Rs. 150/-
(b) Rent, rates and taxes - Nil.
(c) Salaries of menials - Nil.
(d) Travelling allowance - Nil.
(e) Recurring cost of raw materials -Rs. 26/9/6.
9. Contingencies non-recurring:
(a) On house building-150/-;
(b) Land;
(c) Equipment and appliances-;
(d) Working capital;
(e) Irrigation facilities-Rs. 1,580/.
10. Quantity of goods produced during the year
in weight
or yardage-6 1/2 seers yard.
or size.
11. Money value of goods produced during the year-Rs. 45/8/-.
12. Money value of produced goods of the previous stock-.
13. Money value of the quantity sold during the year-
14. Money value of the unsold quantity in stock at the end of the
year-Rs. 45/8/-.
15. Value of raw materials in stock of the, previous year
-Rs. 87/11 /-.
16. Value of raw materials supplied afresh during the year.
--Rs. 26/9/6.
17. Total value of raw materials available during the year.
-Rs. 114/4/6.
18. Total value of raw materials-used during the year-Rs.42/-
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19. Value of raw materials in balance at the end of the year.
-Rs. 72/-.
20. Total income during the year-Nil.
21. Total earning during the year-Nil.
22. Total treasury deposit during the year (from different
beads).
23. Other savings effected as a result of community life
(i.e.,pay and allowance of menials, expenditure on repairs of
buildings and furniture etc.) Total....... average 3.7 per
cent.
24. (a) Percentage of (money value) goods produced and
expenditure-Nil.
(b) Percentage of money value of quantity sold and
expenditure---Nil.
25. Net cost--------------
26. Cost per capita (in Rupees)-.
COORG
1. Serial No. 1.
2. Types of institutions-Government Middle schools.
3. Number of institutions with grades. 15. From Standard I to
V and From I to III
4. Number of pupils in these institutions class-wise.
I Standard----1,147
II Standard - 866
III Standard - 886
IV Standard - 877
V Standard - 868
I Form - 807
II Form - 606
III Form - 663
Total in all institutions 6,720
Average 448.
5. Number of trained teachers-106.
6. Number of untrained teachers-69.
7. Expenditure on teachers salaries, and D.A.
Rs. 96,216/- per year (Salaries)
Rs. 92,820/- per year (D.A.)
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8. (a) Expenditure on contingencies other than raw materials-
Nil.
(b) Rent, rates and taxes--Nil.
(c) Salaries of menials Pay-Rs. 2,520/- per year, D.A.
Rs. 7,200 per year.
(d) Travelling allowance-Nil.
(e) Recurring cost of raw materials-Nil.
9. Contingencies-non-recurring
(a) On house building-Nil.
(b) Land-Nil.
(c) Equipment and appliances ... Expenditure of Rs.
10,000/- met by
Government.
(d) Working capital
(e) Irrigational facilities-Nil.
10. Quantity of goods produced during the year
in weight Vegetables were grown by
or yardage students and the actual
or size weight of the production
is not maintained.
11. Money value of goods produced during the year. Not valued
(Nil).
12. Money value of (goods produced of the previous stock.-Nil
13. Money value of the quantity sold during the year. -Nil
(Not valued).
14. Money value of the unsold quantity in stock at the end of the
year -Nil
15. Value of raw materials in stock of the previous year--Nil.
16. Value of raw materials supplied afresh during the year.-Nil.
17. Total value of raw materials used during the year -Nil.
18. Total value of raw materials used during the year -Nil.
19. Value of raw materials in balance at the end of the year-
Nil.
20. Total income during the year-About Rs. 150/-
21. Total earning during the year-About Rs. 150/-
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22. Total treasury deposit during The amount realised by
the year. (from different sale of vegetables was
heads) utilised for the purchase
of manure seeds etc., by
the students.
23. Other savings effected as a result of community life-Nil.
(i.e. pay and allowances of menials, expenditure on repairs
of buildings and furniture etc.) total average
-No community life
24. (a) Percentage of (money value,) goods produced and
expenditure-Nil.
(b) Percentage of money value of quantity sold and
expenditure-Nil.
25. Net cost............ Nil.
26. Cost per capita (in rupees).
KUTCH No systematic Basic education has so far been introduced in Kutch due to lack of Basic trained teachers. During the year 1953-54 12 teachers were deputed for training in Basic education at the training schools in the Bombay State. These teachers have now returned duly trained. It is proposed to convert the existing two Primary schools systematically into Basic schools during the current year. So far only spinning has been introduced on a purely experimental basis in 13 Primary schools.
ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR
1. Serial No.
2. Types of institutions. Junior Primary Basic schools
(The Primary schools being
converted into Basic schools
during current year).
3. Number of institutions with grades. Five schools, having
three grades each.
4. Number of pupils in these institutions class-wise
I II III
97 32 16
Total in all institutions 145, average 20 per school.
5. Number of trained teachers-Nil.
6. Number of untrained teachers-7
149
7. Expenditure on teachers' salaries, and D.A. Rs. 17,356/-
(including pay)
8. (a) Expenditure on contingencies other than raw materials-
Nil
(b) Rent, rates and taxes Nil
(c) Salaries of menials-Rs. 4,500/- per annum.
(d) Travelling allowance-Rs. 705/-
(e) Recurring cost of raw materials-Nil.
9. Contingencies-non-recurring.
(a) On house building
(b) Land
(c) Equipment and appliances
(d) Working capital
(e) Irrigational facilities-Nil.
10. Quantity of goods produced during the year in weight. 2981/2
seers of vegetables @ 0-6-0 per seer or yardage. or size
1033 No. of different varieties of baskets.
11. Money value of goods produced during the year -Rs. 467-11-0
12. Money value of goods produced of the previous stock- Nil
13. Money value of the quantity sold during the year-Rs.265-6-0.
14. Money value of the unsold quantity in stock at the end of the
year-Rs. 92-5-0.
15. Value of raw materials in stock of the } Raw materials
previous year-Nil. } are obtained
16. Value of raw materials supplied afresh } from the jungle
during the year-Nil. } free of cost.
17. Total value of' raw materials avail- }
able during the year----Nil.
18. Total value of raw materials used }
during the year-Nil.
19. Value of raw materials in balance at the end of the year-
Nil.
20. Total income during the year-Rs. 467-11-0.
21. Total earning during the year-Rs. 467-11-0.
22. Total treasury deposit during the year-Rs. 170-0-0 R.C.
(from different heads) Rs. 93-10-0 Dep:
Rs, 111-12-0 1st April.