PROJECTION OF NON-PLAN FUND REQUIREMENTS FOR 1989-90 AND 1990-95.

        
                                          
Sl. No. Item for Amount Basis which fund Rs. Crores is to be secured
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1. Backlog of 1120.00 @ Rs. 80,000 per buildings school for 1.40 to be put lakh schools. up for primary schools. 2. For new 493.00 @ Rs. 80,000 per primary school for 61602 schools schools. in habita- tions without schools. 3. For additional 1280.00 For 62,500 schools Upper Primary 2893.00 (per school cost schools - with for items comes to 2,04,800; 3 class rooms. 1 to 3 this is pro-rata projection of cost norm for primary school buildings under Operation Blackboard. 4. Additional 190.00 For 1 lakh teachers teachers for at an average annual backlog of cost of Rs 19000 per single-teacher teacher;(According to primary schools. Operation Blackboard Survey of 1987-88, the backlog of single teacher primary schools is 1,80,854 and based on actual costs per teacher in the respective States - as against

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an average of Rs 19000 per teacher mentioned above -the annual cost to be borne by the States is Rs 438.54 cfores, vide Annexure -12 ) 5. Recurring 67.00 @ Rs 2 lakh per project costs on Non- per annum for 3350 NFE formal project of VII Plan. Education Projects 6. Recurring 104.00 Estimated costs per annum costs on for 400 DIETs, 200 CTEs teacher and 50 IASEs education projects on DIETs, CTEs and IASEs. 7. In-service 245.00 For training 35 lakh training of teachers, @ Rs 7000 per teachers. tarinee for a single- training of 3 weeks, duration within 5 years. 8. Housing for 1500.00 @Rs. 50,000 per dwell- women teachers' ing unit-for ( 3 lakh in rural areas. women teacher (one time cost) 9. Enhancement of 350.00 For 35 lakh teacher the emoluments at an average annual of teachers. increase of Rs.1000 per annum. 10. Reimbursement of 18.00 Estimated commitment for tution fees States /UTs per annum on charged from Central assistance ceasi- girls in classes IX-XII- -ng at the end of VII plan to States/UTs 11. Educational 1.40 -Do- Technology (Maintenance cost of SIET Programme buildings, costs of ET cells, and cost of main- tenance of TV sets and radio-cum-Cassette pla- yers). 12. Improvement of 4.64 Maintenance of science Science equipment in Secondary Education in Higher Secondary school Schools. laboratories for schools covered in VII plan and TA/DA payments for training of teachers- per annum.

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13. Vocationalisation 100.00 Staff costs (in of secondary Directorates of education Education, District Education Offices. SCERTs and vocation schools and raw -ma terials and contin- gencies in schools) per annum. 14. Environmental 18.10 Staff costs for sta- orientation to te Cells and Project school Teams-per annum. education 15. Integrated 2.80 Cost of staff in State Education administration cells for disabled and cost of special children teachers in schools. 16. Revision of 155.00 Estimated annual commitment on the scales of pay additional emolu- of University ments of teachers and college based on enhanced teachers. salaries allowed w.e.f 1.1.86.(Com mitment is borne to the extent of 80% by the central Govt. up to 31.3.1990. During VIII plan, the commi- tment will fully pass on to States /UTs.Does not include commitment on account of likely revision of pay scales on the basis of the report of the Dogra Committee which may be of the order of Rs 40 crores per annum). 17. Commitments on 31.00 Estimated funding of accounts of (per annum) UGC by the Central Govt general develop- during VII Plan is Rs 500 ment programmes crores. About 30% of this and quality amount (Rs 155 crores) is oriented schemes used by UGC for funding funded by the the programmes mentioned UGC amongst in Column 2. At the end Universities of VII Plan, commitments are to be taken over by States/UTs. Expenditure is on staff salaries and special programmes like Centres of advanced Study, Science Improvement Programme, Curriculum Development programmes etc.

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Commitment per annum in the average is indi- cated in column 3. 18. Cost escala- 10.00 To meet the cost tion on maintenance increases mentioned grants to meet in column 2 over the normal increased level reached by the staff costs like end of VII plan - pe increments. annum. 19. Subscriptions to 5.00 On the basis that Journals for universities will account help in teaching for 25% of the expenses and research. for this purpose in entire Higher Education, assumed at the very low level of Rs 100 crores. (Initial plan grants become non-plan liabi- lities ) (Amount indicated is per annum 20. maintenance, 15.00 Maintenance @ 8% to 12% repair and and depreciation @ 5% depreciation (per annum). of- equipment 21. Maintenance 6.00 Maintenance (to be @ and repair of PWD rates) per annum. buildings including special repairs . 22. Additional 25.00 expenditure (per annum) on consumables, chemicals and contingent expenditure. 23. Increase in value 5.00 In order to attract of scholarships students and scholars and fellowships scholarship/fellowship values are often enha- nced. Recently, they have been enhanced from to Rs 1000/- and Rs 1200 to 1800 and Rs 2100 respectively. Annual average commitment on account of this escalation is indicated in column 3.

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