1. AGRICULTURE & ALLIED ACTIVITIES:
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1 1. AGRICULTURE & ALLIED ACTIVITIES: A. CROP HUSBANDRY: (Rs.5.00 lacs) The total area of U.T., Chandigarh is 114 sq. kms. The distribution of land use in Chandigarh has been prepared by the Punjab Remote Sensing Centre, Ludhiana in 2004, which is as under:- 1. Urban Area = 62% 2. Area under village habitation = 7.7% 3. Area under agriculture = 8.6% 4. Area under forest and plantation = 7.7% 5. Area under miscellaneous use = 14% The Union Territory, Chandigarh has a limited area under agriculture. The agricultural land is being gradually acquired for the expansion of Chandigarh City. The cultivated area has shrunk from 5441 hectares in 1966 to 1208 hectares in as per the revenue report. The whole of the agricultural land is irrigated. The main sources of irrigation are deep-bore tube-wells installed by the Chandigarh Administration and shallow tube-wells installed by individual farmers. The farmers of Union Territory, Chandigarh keep a large number of milch cattle and have taken to fodder cultivation to cater to the need of cattle. Therefore, the area under food grain crops is decreasing. The main food grain crop is wheat and it is sown nearly in 600 hectares & fodder is sown nearly in 1250 hectares (Kharif, Rabi and summer crops). The Chandigarh Administration is providing the following facilities to the farmers:- i) Timely supply of inputs like pesticides, fertilizers, seeds and garden tools. ii) Supply of adequate irrigation water from the deep-bore tube-wells. iii) Arranging of study tours for farmers. iv) Distribution of wheat and fodder seeds at 25% discount. Average Yield of major Crops Per Hectare in Rice = Qtl. Maize = Qtl. Wheat = Qtl. In order to bring all-round development in the field of agriculture and to have optimum benefits from the remaining land, the following schemes with an outlay of Rs.5.00 lacs have been proposed for the Annual Plan CH.1 Development in the field of Agriculture:
2 a. Organic Cultivation of seeds & Horticulture: (Rs.4.00 lacs) (i) Kitchen garden nursery: Chandigarh is a growing and developing city and it depends on the neighboring states of Punjab and Haryana for the supply of fruits and vegetables. This arrangement is not stable. In order to provide technical guidance of inputs for cultivation of various crops and to have optimum benefits from the remaining land, it is proposed that farmers may be encouraged to incorporate advanced inputs to improve production. The Department of Agriculture has already set up a plant and kitchen garden nursery for supply of quality seeds, seedings of flowers and vegetables, fruits and ornamental plants, insecticides, pesticides and agricultural tools to the urban and rural people at reasonable rates. (ii) Supply of Wheat and fodder Seed at 25% discount Since majority of farmers in Union Territory, Chandigarh are small/ marginal, the individual efforts to purchase small quantity of new high yielding seeds of wheat/fodder from reputed Institutions/Corporations are not fruitful and farmers face difficulty on this account. It is therefore, proposed to procure the wheat/fodder seed of latest varieties and to supply the same to the farmers at 25% discount in order to popularize the use of high yielding seeds of wheat and fodder and to get maximum production. In Union Territory, Chandigarh the area under agriculture is decreasing due to acquisition of land by the Chandigarh Administration for the development of the city. The farmers of Union Territory Chandigarh have taken to fodder cultivation to cater the demand of the milch cattle kept by them. The farmers are demanding quality seeds for the fodder crop to get better yield of green fodder so that they are able to fulfill the demand of fodder to some extent as the area under agriculture is not even sufficient to meet the domestic requirement of the farmers. With the distribution of quality seeds of fodder/wheat to U.T. farmers, an area of about 75 hectares will be brought under high yielding varieties of wheat and fodder annually. During the current financial year , an outlay of Rs.4.00 lacs is available under this scheme which will be utilized by the end of this financial year. For the financial year , an outlay of Rs.4.00 lacs has been proposed under the scheme Organic Cultivation of Seeds and Horticulture which may kindly be approved. b. Extension and farmers training study tour: (Rs.1.00 lac) This scheme was introduced during the 7 th Five Year Plan with the objective of acquainting the farmers of the UT with the latest and improved farming techniques. Under the scheme, the farmers are taken to Punjab Agriculture University, Ludhiana and other reputed Agricultural Institutions located in other States to witness the on going agricultural activities. In addition to this, to control and regulate the use of insecticides and pesticides and to avoid excessive use of pesticides in the field of agriculture, the Department of Agriculture arranges farmers training camps in the UT, villages. During the current year , an outlay of Rs.1.00 lac is available under this scheme, which will be utilized by the end of the current financial year.
3 During the Annual Plan , an outlay of Rs.1.00 lacs has been proposed to achieve the target of one farmer s study tour. B. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY & DIARY DEVELOPMENT: (Rs lacs) As per 18 th Quinquennial Livestock Census conducted during 2007, the livestock population in U.T. Chandigarh is 26,223 besides 13,425 populations of dogs. The poultry population is about 1.29 lakh. There are 16(Sixteen) veterinary institutions functioning in U.T. Chandigarh. This department aims to provide effective veterinary aid to animals at easily approachable distance of U.T. Chandigarh. During the 3 d year of 11 th Five Year Plan i.e , it is proposed to keep the tempo of development in the field of Animal Husbandry by strengthening the existing Veterinary Services in U.T. Chandigarh through execution of following schemes: AH 1. Assistance to Animal Welfare Non Government Organizations, UT Chandigarh: (Rs lacs) This is an ongoing scheme. Under this scheme, the Chandigarh Administration provides financial assistance to the following Animal Welfare Non Government Organizations for the welfare of animals and other allied purposes with the objective to minimize the sufferings of injured/sick ownerless animals lying at public places and to prevent cruelties committed against them. 1. Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA), Chandigarh 2. People for Animals (PFA), Chandigarh. An outlay of Rs lakh is projected during the 11 th Five Year Plan out of which a sum of Rs lakh is proposed during Annual Plan for release of financial assistance to the above Animal Welfare Non Government Organizations AH2 Strengthening of Veterinary services & Animal Health: (Rs lacs) a) Strengthening of Veterinary Services to Govt. Veterinary Hospital, Dhanas: (Rs.3.50 lacs) This is an ongoing scheme. The Veterinary Sub-Centre Dhanas was upgraded into regular Veterinary Hospital in 1991 to give better veterinary services to dairy farmers of the village Dhanas, Dadumajra and Sarangpur. The provision of following additional Veterinary & para Veterinary staff has been agreed to cope with the increased workload of the Vety. Hospital and to provide better services to the dairy farmers in
4 the 11 th Five Year Plan but the Govt. of India is yet to give approval for the creation of posts. It is proposed that the scheme may be continued during the Annual Plan of 11 th Five Year Plan so that following additional Veterinary staff required to run the Veterinary Hospital smoothly and efficiently is created/provided: Sr. No. Name of Post No. of Posts 1 Veterinary Officer 1 2. Veterinary Compounder 1 3. Chowkidar 1 4. Sweeper 1 Total: 4 An outlay of Rs lakh is projected during the 11 th Five Year Plan out of which a sum of Rs 3.50 lakh is proposed during Annual Plan to meet the expenditure on staff salary, Supplies & Material as per detail given below: Rs. in lakh Outlay proposed for 11 th Plan ) Outlay proposed for Annual Plan I REVENUE i) Staff Salary ii) Supplies & Material (Token provision) 3.00 II CAPITAL - - Total: b. Strengthening and Expansion of existing Govt. Veterinary Hospital, Sector-38, Chandigarh into regular Poly Clinic: (Rs lacs) This is an ongoing scheme Under this scheme, it has been decided to Expand /upgrade the existing Govt. Veterinary Hospital, Sector-38, Chandigarh into regular Poly Clinic by providing facilities like disease diagnosis, surgery etc so as to strengthen the veterinary services. To meet the requirements of Poly Clinic, additional Veterinary, and para veterinary staff has been demanded from the Govt. of India but due to non-creation of posts, the scheme is yet to be implemented. It is proposed to continue the scheme during 11 th five-year plan and Annual Plan Following infrastructure in addition to the existing facilities is required to implement the scheme: 1. Staff Sr. No. No. of Posts Name of Post 1 Veterinary Officer (Surgeon) 1
5 2 Veterinary Pharmacist 1 3 Attendant 2 4 Sweeper 1 Total: 5 2. Various articles of Supplies & Material such as medical equipment, furniture, and other miscellaneous items are required to be provided under this scheme. II. CAPITAL On Capital side, this department proposes to complete various on going works of the department taken up from time to time. A sum of Rs lakh is proposed during the 11 th Five Year Plan out of which a sum of Rs lakh is proposed during the Annual Plan to meet the expenditure on staff salary, Supplies & Material and capital as per detail given below: Rs. in lakh REVENUE i. Staff salary ii. Supplies & Material Outlay for 11 th Plan ) Outlay proposed for Annual Plan II. CAPITAL Completion of ongoing/ Spill over works Total c. Establishment of new Veterinary Sub-Centers at village Kaimbwala & Kejheri: (Rs.1.30 lacs) This is an ongoing scheme Under this scheme, two new Veterinary Sub-Centres at village Kaimbwala and Kejheri have been established in the 10 th Five Year Plan for the purpose of cross breeding of indigenous cattle for breed improvement and for providing effective veterinary services to the livestock owners at easily approachable distance. These Veterinary Sub centers have started functioning with the existing staff. However, to run the Veterinary Sub-Centres efficiently and effectively, provision of following staff has been agreed upon in the 11 h Plan, but the posts are yet to be created by Govt. of India. It is proposed to continue the scheme during 11 th five-year plan and Annual Plan for making provision of following necessary staff: I STAFF Sr. No. No. of Posts Name of Post 1. Veterinary Pharmacist 2
6 2. Bull Attendant 2 Total: 4 2. Various article namely equipments, medicines, and other miscellaneous articles to run the Vety. Sub-Centres are also required A sum of Rs lakh & Rs 1.30 lakh is proposed during the 11 th Five Year Plan & Annual Plan to meet the expenditure on staff salary, Supplies & Material as per detail given below: Rs. in lakh Outlay proposed for 11 th Plan ) Outlay proposed for Annual Plan I REVENUE i) Staff Salary ii) Supplies & Material (Token provision) 1.10 II CAPITAL - - Total: AH3. Extension of Frozen Semen Technique: lacs) (Rs.2.00 This is an ongoing scheme The thrust of cattle development programme is to increase milk. The Frozen Semen Technology was introduced in U.T. Chandigarh during for breed improvement of cows and buffaloes. It will be undertaken through intensification of cross breeding programme. The modern Frozen Semen Technology is be accelerated in the existing one A.I. Centre and nine Veterinary Sub-Centres in rural area of U.T. Chandigarh. For strengthening of Frozen Semen Technique in all the Veterinary institutions, equipments, Liquid Nitrogen Gas, Frozen Semen doses are required to be purchased under this scheme. Forty Thousand dairy animals are proposed to be inseminated during 11 th Five Year Plan and 9000 animals will be inseminated during annual plan An outlay of Rs lakh is proposed during the Annual Plan respectively to purchase of various articles viz. Liquid Nitrogen Gas, Frozen Semen doses, and equipments for artificial insemination of milch cattle. It is also proposed to strengthen the Frozen Semen Technique to boost the production of better quality of progeny of cows and buffaloes of U.T. Chandigarh as per detail given below: Rs. in lakh Outlay proposed for 11 th Plan ) I. REVENUE i) Supplies & Material II. CAPITAL - - Total: Outlay proposed for Annual Plan
7 AH.4 Strengthening of Directorate of Animal Husbandry Administration: (Rs.0.50 lacs) This is a new scheme The Animal Husbandry Department, Chandigarh Administration is functioning at the District as well as Directorate level. In order to cope with the load of work due to increase in the activities of the department, it is felt imperative to strengthen the Directorate of Animal Husbandry. The administrative and statistical staff runs the existing scheme. The supporting/additional staffs consisting of one post each of Steno-Typist, Cashier and a Peon is required to strengthen the Directorate of Animal Husbandry as per detail given below, which has already been approved in 11 th Plan: Sr. No. Name of post No. of Post 1. Steno-Typist 1 2 Cashier 1 3 Peon 1 Total 3 An outlay of Rs lakh is projected during the 11 th Five Year Plan out of which a sum of Rs lakh is proposed during the Annual Plan to meet the expenditure on staff salary as given below: Rs. in lakh Outlay proposed for 11 th Plan ) I. REVENUE i) Staff salary II. CAPITAL - Total: Outlay proposed for Annual Plan (token provision) - C. FISHERIES: (Rs lacs) The main water source in Chandigarh where development of Fisheries can be taken up is Sukhna Lake and two upcoming lakes. The three lakes together with other water resources i.e. village ponds & forest check dams will be about 300 hectare, where fish culture will be taken up. The fish production in the present lake has reached its optimum level and there is hardly any scope for boosting it in future. However, the fish culture in the upcoming two lakes will be taken up. The water resources in U.T. village ponds & forest area have already been covered under Fish Culture and at present there is no scope of bringing more area under fish culture in village and forest area. Therefore, the main stress of Fisheries department during the 11 th Five Year Plan and Annual Plan will be on covering under fish culture under the new upcoming two lakes and maintaining the production level of existing Sukhna Lake, village ponds and forest check dams. In addition, the department will maintain the Fish Seed Farm and there is a proposal to start breeding of ornamental fishes in the Govt. Fish
8 Seed Farm. The department will also strengthen and increase the activities of Fisheries Extension & educate masses to cultivate the habit of fish food in the people of U.T Chandigarh The work of Modern Fish & Meat market is also likely to be completed in the 11 th Five Year Plan Keeping in view the above objectives, the following schemes with an outlay of Rs lakh for the Annual Plan are proposed for implementation. The details of the schemes are given below: F.1 INLAND FISHING: a) Strengthening & Up keep of the Fish Seed Farm: (Rs.5.00 lacs) This is a continuing scheme. The main objective of which is the production of quality fish seed at Fish Seed Farm for stocking in the Sukhna Lake, and other upcoming lakes, Forest Dams and village ponds. The quality fish seed of Indian major carps, Common Corps, and Ornamental fishes will be produced. The target of fish seed during 11 th Five Year Plan will be 8.0 lakh in each year. To eradicate the menace of malaria in U.T. Chandigarh, the department will take up breeding of gumbusia fish at Fish Seed Farm that will eat the larvae of malarial mosquito and helps in eradication of malaria. During 10 th Five Year plan, one post of Chowkidar for proper watch and ward of the precious livestock of fish, fish seed and other valuable equipments and equipments present in the office as well as at Fish Seed Farm was proposed but the necessary approval to the creation of post is yet to be accorded by the G.O.I. New Delhi. Thus, one post of Chowkidar in the scale of Rs is proposed to be continued during 11 th Five Year Plan and Annual Plan An outlay of Rs lacs is approved during the 11 th Plan out of which a sum of Rs lacs is proposed under this scheme during Annual Plan to take up the following activities: a. Purchase of fishing gears such as nets, haps, diesel, and other breeding materials. b. Purchase of medicines, induced breeding related equipments and chemicals for conducting breeding experiments. c. Purchase of supplemented fish feed for feeding the live brood stock and fish seed at Fish Seed Farm. d. Salary of chowkidar (new post) e. Annual Maintenance Charges of Tube well at Fish seed farm Financial Outlay I. REVENUE i. Staff salary for new post ii. Supplies & Material (Rs. in lacs) Outlay proposed for 11 th Plan ) Outlay proposed for Annual Plan
9 II. CAPITAL Annual Maintenance Charges of Tube well at Fish seed farm Total b. Establishment of modern Air-Conditioned Fresh Fish/Food market: (Rs lacs) This is a continuing scheme. The main objectives for establishing a new modern fish & meat market in Chandigarh are: (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) To sell fish & meat in hygienic condition for consumers. To regulate price of fish & meat. To provide quality fish & meat to the residents of Chandigarh. To provide employment to un-employed persons especially belonging to weaker section by selling of fish & meat. To provide links betweens the fish & meat producers and the consumers. Infrastructure of the new modern Fish and Meat Market. It has been decided to establish an integrated centrally air conditioned Fish and Meat market in Sector- 41 C Chandigarh in the area of 500 sq. meters, which shall have three wings i.e. two wings for the meat market and one for the fish market. The Fish market will be based on a wholesale platform of two shops and six number of consumer sales shops. Similar structures are envisaged for meat market also in other two wings of the complex except the wholesale platform. The construction of modern Fish Market at the cost of Rs lakh has already been completed during and has been handed over to the Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh, which will operate the market. For the construction of Meat Market, the Engineering Department, U.T Chandigarh has conveyed rough cost estimates to the tune of Rs lakh. The construction of the meat market has already been started and it is expected that this market shall be completed in the Annual Plan II. Financial Outlay A sum of Rs lacs is proposed during the 11 th Five Year Plan for construction of meat market. A sum of Rs 5.00 lakh is proposed during Annual Plan for effecting final liabilities of this integrated complex as per detail given below: - Sr Outlay proposed for Outlay proposed for No 11 th Plan ) Annual Plan Revenue Capital i) Completion of final liabilities of
10 construction of Modern Meat Market Total F.2 Extension and Education: (Rs.0.50 lacs) This is a new scheme. The main aim of this scheme is to educate the residents of U.T. Chandigarh about the rich contents of fish food so that an awareness of eating fish among the public can be created, another aim is to popularize the interest of aquarium keeping through displaying of aquariums at public places. For this purpose, the following activities will be carried out during 11 th Five Year Plan and Annual Plan : 1. Bringing out publicity pamphlets as per need 2. Maintenance of Aquariums already set up 3. Holding of awareness camps & demonstration of fish feeding in villages 4. Promotion of fish culture 5. Installation of new aquariums at selected public places Financial Out lay A sum of Rs 4.50 lakh is approved during the 11 th Five Year Plan, out of which a sum of Rs lakh is proposed during the Annual Plan for above activities as per detail given below: Outlay proposed for 11 th Plan ) ( Rs. in lacs) Outlay proposed for Annual Plan I. Revenue Supplies & Material II. Capital - - Total F.3. Pilot Project of Ornamental Fish Breeding in Fresh Water: (Rs lacs) The Fisheries Department is planning to start the culture of ornamental fish and breeding of these beautiful & attractive fish in the existing Fish Seed Farm near the Sukhna Lake Regulator end, Sector 6, Chandigarh as a pilot project. The objective is that the ornamental fish of different species, shape and colour will attract and entertain the tourists and especially the children. Besides, this it can prove to be a good source of aquatic studies among the students & scholars. To start the pilot project of Ornamental Fish breeding in fresh water, an outlay of Rs lacs has been proposed during the Annual Plan
11 STAFF REQUIREMENT: - For the proper implementation of this project the following working staff is utmost necessary as at present the Fisheries Department is running on a Skelton staff. (1) Farm Assistant:- One Farm Assistant is required to supervise the breeding work of Ornamental Fish which is going on through out the year as different species of Ornamental Fish breed in at different seasons. (2) Fisherman:- 2 Fisherman mostly required to handle breed stock & help the Farm Superintendent for breeding experiments. FINANCIAL OUTLAY Since this pilot project is at infancy stage for want of creation of necessary infrastructure which include renovation/construction of water tanks, purchase of breeders, provision of necessary staff, etc, a token provision of Rs lakh is proposed during Annual Plan under this scheme as per detail given below: Rs. In lakh Outlay proposed for Annual Plan I. REVENUE Staff salary 0.40 (token provision) 0.10 ii. Supplies & Material II. CAPITAL Purchase of breeders and construction 2.00 /renovation of tanks Total 2.50 D. COOPERATION: (Rs lacs) The main activities of the Co-op Department are to take all possible to bring Socio-economic development among the people of the Chandigarh. Particularly among the weaker sections of the community with the help of formation of different kinds of Co-op Societies. There are much kind of Co-op Societies viz. Nonagriculture Thrift and Credit Societies, Urban salary Earners Thrift and Credit Societies, Labour and Construction Societies, House Building Societies, Industrial Co-op Societies, Dairy, Marketing, Fisheries, Poultry, Transport, Consumer Stores and the Chandigarh State Co-op Dev. Federation etc. With the passage of the time and with the hard work done by the meager staff of this department at that time a sizable number of Co-op Societies of different kind as mentioned above were organized and registered with the department. And at present, the Co-op Department has as many as 634 Co-operative Societies of various types on its rolls. The functioning of these Societies is governed by Punjab Co-op Societies Act, 1961, Punjab Co-op Rules 1963 as applicable to U.T. Chandigarh, Bye Laws of these Societies and Standing Instructions issued by the Registrar, Co-op Societies from time to time. In order to strengthen the financial position of apex Societies, the Chandigarh Administration is providing financial aid in the form of share capital to them from the very beginning.
12 In order to make these Institutions on strong footing and viable units, an outlay of Rs lacs is proposed in the Annual Plan for providing financial assistance to these Institutions in the shape of Govt. share capital :-- CN.1 Investment in Cooperatives: (Rs lacs) a. The Chandigarh State Co-op Bank Ltd., Chandigarh: (Rs.8.00 lacs) The Chandigarh State Co-op Bank Ltd. Chandigarh was registered on under the Punjab Co-op Societies Act, The area of operation of the bank with 13 branches is Union Territory, Chandigarh. The bank is advancing loans for establishment of Dairies, loans to Traders for commercial activities, personal loans for household articles, consumer durable loans, loans for purchase of car/two wheelers, loans for construction/purchase of house/flat and its renovation. Education loan for higher studies(india and abroad) is also being advanced by the bank. Under the Scheme an outlay of Rs lacs has been proposed for the Annual Plan for providing Govt. Share capital to the Chandigarh State Cooperative Bank Ltd.,Chandigarh. b. The Chandigarh State Fed. Of Co-op House Building Societies (HOUSEFED) Ltd. Chandigarh.: (Rs lacs) This Institution has been registered on as a society and at present,105 Co-op H/B Societies are its member. The Chd Housefed being an apex Institution of Co-op House Building Societies has its main objective to assist the Housing Societies for raising the funds for construction of houses of their members in U.T.,Chandigarh. The Cooperative House Building Societies in Chandigarh have attracted people due to self-help system. House Building Societies have been instrumental in curtailing construction and overhead cost. These societies mainly consist of middle and lower income group people for acquiring house/flat for their members. In the present time of high prices, they formed Co-operative House Building Societies to purchase land, to develop it and to construct houses under their own supervision in a cost effective manner. It has been observed that these Societies undergo financial hardship for raising funds for their members. The Administration has provided funds to the tune of Rs Crore as Govt. share capital till date to the House Fed, which has been utilized by it in full by way of giving loans to the Societies/Members for the construction of houses/flats. Under this scheme, an outlay of Rs lacs has been proposed for the Annual Plan for providing Govt. share capital to the Housefed. c. The Manimajra Co-op Marketing-cum-processing Soceity Ltd., Chandigarh: (Rs.2.00 lacs) This institution was registered in The membership of the society consists of individual growers and other primary Co-op Societies. At present, the membership of the society stands at 879 individual members and 88 primary societies.
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